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SUPREME CoUNr- ca AMRERs. Nos, !, 3, 10, %,
e. 81. a. g. DO. 3d. 49, 20, 50, NJ " lO3, lud ~
~, l2i ~ -, 1873 H. ILL., rs 2ss 2ag ~
3nG, 20, ,.,s, 3Sp aH2, a.'i, 80, 300.
SPECIAL TERN Law snd iac.; Z. Nos 9N; ~ .Nl'
SO $50 loi, 4oj l0S 40, a. 40 AZ il6 ilV i2O'
'-tiS8crife rsrl t. Nos le,a, esi7, 1851, 1924 1872
1883 l4i3 81 1tS7 1905, 1891, 100 ITO liiH l3f
iIssie, 1901 1851 lis1' lii5, it53 ~ u'We l5'n
iitSL s a. sP siS MY iss ss3 6 DEL 7sI,
isSle 10, 90, ll25, Ms III 1902 liO1, Ilv0's loJl
l5u8. $40. ai.is, a.3, 1891. hn,'l
SUPERIOR LouRr-GENKGAL TERM-AdIoUrned for
the term. ,,., 4,
TRIAL IERM.-Nus. $40 2uNn S2l 1913, loib, lOlI
1913 1902 ln53 POI 1858 500 $50, lu+l, 9S7. Pm H.
No. 1871 ga ~, $50, 7Ss Az $685. s'O 1854 0oi
V73, 500, 90. 1854, 2O,d. . 900
CouRT OF oiMoS pLEAs-E9rlTY TENN 60
TRIAL TFlM Fart t. nos. lOJS 1918 1851 1882
1910, s67 1903 ele? i7sL lt2s lo5, l0la eilS s15i
2O7s lj22lq Nh l26i 1888 2llt, ISL, liolle bu =
ioo4e 1855 7Od 2O10, 2ti7 loe7, 1907 81 ia9 Z n
Part IL Nos H5h 2iQ, 1910, 9g7 isD2 rs - ~ iSi9
1872 1913 1925, Is 70 2ual 1891, 1869 2lul le1u lvl
1914 iVl, 1870 Ia o. 1858, l0H, pi5 1919 ln5n' 2ial
Put Ill-Nos 1898, 1906 1854, 400 1870 1889, 1900
1907 1904 1898, 1872 e1vi loss soii' lm@ s ii9S1i
zoos 1896 2ii5 1907, 1907, 2Oil, 2Oib, 2Olf' sOol
2Oo3, eOaJ, 2Ol5, -uHO 1894.
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TTI7I no
On Sunday last a waiter at the Arcade
Hotel, named Jyun Mcnamara, shot waitress
at the Same motel. kliIng ner INSTANTLY. lie
love- her and she rec. procated his love. Ho
a. ked her TO 20 10 mass with hun, but she de-
Cllntd and weut with tue other Urls. When she
retained sac went 20 her room. McNamaIa tol-
lowed, pulled out "a revolver, which tie had just
bought, and shOt her. Tue lanIiady OF the
hotel ~ uim 10 he came from tue door aud en-
- 4Vured to stop him. lie put his revolver
Seer b c st, cut she struck II aside, am the
bail intended for her penetrated The opI osite
wall. Mack at Cnce surdng through rear vim
dow aud pat Tor the woods ana escaped. 800
reward Is Gle ed for MIN. lie Is described a.
follows: Age, IL; he ght. feet inches; light
Lalg, cut short; small eyes, lsnt cOlured; lar!e
ears wore dark clothes and dart ma; loose,
leayl giant hushy, derpN Ice.
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4 cHANGr or roErrNE.
Henrietta Irvine, the wife of the Inte Ed
Mnid Lday, siol. aud ne-liIuIe.


Eleven years ago Henrietta Irving made
her Il st api earancc as an actress at the Olympic
The tfc. winch as then under the manager est
of Nr-. John Wood. Miss Irving was SOui e.
icautiful. and talcatcd. She worked at oaco
iuto public favor, and during two seasons was IL
prominent member Of that well-remembcrcd
coupsny. 81, was then rendered Ms tlooy's
tlacc at wurack's Theatre. tut had altc DIV a,-
ccptcl IN eng cement in lhiaI'lnhia. Ia 1857
she married Edward Eddy. the tragcdian. who
was much her senior In age, hut she did not
alb ndon the stage. As Henrietta Irving she
continued to act, I'm conjunction with her nus.
baud. nd separately as a" ar" appearing with
success In Slakespearcan and other characters,
an! making herself known to patrons ~ thea
tres In nearly every city in the country. Eatlv in
the present dramatic season they went T. the
wet Indies with company. and IN KINGSTON,
J maica. Ar. EddS dicd. An account Of hi
Iunerfl In 'his cnN on Jglu ry lj' the cerc-
monies De.u lCuuuucicd hv Free NJ -ol-.wut tlc
Last tuat th' iuhhc saw relating To- tle popular
actress. lcatcTdly tue following letter re-
CCiNcd:
To TINS rrrror OF the sr.- g.; The widow o. a
cree. 6pr"i TOW ID iir h.c. Nv late hasbsnd EiwiTi
laay C'tu l%' pr N,,Nh "iro 81 hasit' a. y .'
fonci ne m,an. &, ,ltv,y hi. aoar remains nome,
iusth %. 'Atl I'd m' % ,p'. c,l "a Ne" ~ &C.
u.u,' tty uct Iucd O. 'i.t %, IN any VIZ. Nr
bfnusl' on hr .rlsI fn vs. it. am without ihc c.n.
mon ucc's.aret - ii -tr'. food, or mc9ic!nc. Goa
b. auauo Jed o, ,..' ut duns 10 ~ Jamaica tr 8.
icni'i.br.tcS. a.,c 90 ,rqa',,,..'. ta' ciy bai
have Dr.. doubt ti.t Nr iDlr h', frauds. NHp "qni
| as.i.tnItff tU.v hucu IaS 4.r .n' ca. iUNn WA
/ ,ou pea, mas. JOY cir, nowl TO- CO., tuhuc. ret go.
d eas a a' r.,ss,ay ''' Mrl lp p tDoy 10
! Mr.. Eldy Was found. as She had 80 I'm tho
/ letter, SICK ana de.ututc. y large Newt und-
! land dDr sat vtho bru upon Witch she Law,
I / ItII. n
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A Dcnth CraplI. In the Waves OF the Thames.
49, ia L--.L.m DIM. A--la- -l.LLI 10

Yesterday afternoon George Lenlc, Wal
ter tIue, rank Keustune, no another young
man euG gei boat Rt the WateI. Bgdgc,
aud ruWed on opposite Jamaica Wharf, near
I.rk tr.ls bride, wnerc au alteration TOOK
pl zee between Pipe and Reds one a. 70 VINO
stood pul the suuks uar. Both STOOD up IN
tAe T.. 1. and imuI4 III Atey litcrward they Iltch-
I'd head foremost into the lhlluts 3, locked 10
one anuther's arms, The strong Hood TIDE dlIt-
I'd the boat frum the ~ vt, and .s tue other
YOU .uen rae .ycrcd from tue shock, they saw
thrlr coD4pal ions rise once about ten ydics
fr im thclr ura. a nulnner ~ lers"h- III o1HeI
boats rlwe4 10 tho res u, but the young men
wei an.
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From ne London Dlny I,legrapA, Apri /

From Me L3Hl1u Dun I1lfgTdph, Aprl IT.
At the Sunbury Petty Sessions, Yoster-
DAY, l. iWari Smith. respectfully dressed lai,
iXieen years of age, wa, lined twcntf snilllugs
ANA costs for assaultlng Editn liedgiey, girl IN
the cml loy of Mr. card nm, at Siaines, as nurse.
ON saturday evening Snith pushed ner, put his
lrAs round her neck aud gave hcr a HI S. sue
tntn summoned policeman, ana he took tho
defendant into custody. joseph Mernck, lad
VINO WIS with the prisoner, deposed that the
latter, being accidentally pushed against COM
pltnant, asked her to give HIN Kiss TO make
IL up
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A sheriff sho, by Buffalo Bill.


HUN Ue IWlWT lfIe HNItI FVNTt'
WE. Cody" Buffalo Bill'-a few Weeks
ago went TO Texas, and AFT er ne had been there
a hile tho sherin Of Young county attempted
to arrest him but he resisted. Ihr sherlh and
he drew their weapons al the same moment and
1red toge her. The Sberlns shot took effect
but b ffalo Bill missed his mark. lie Rrasped 3
n1 =, howey,r, and tired The shot piercing tu'
heart VI t5e HneTln, killips GIm INSTANTLY
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PARIS, April l0,-ltacque, market gar
dener. has ueen found quit with eXtenuating
circuinst noes, and sentenced % penal servl-
tude for If. Ills witO WIS acq' itted. In sep
temuer last the husband took his two sous
iv'iv an Of their beds after his return from
market IN II e evening, and threw them into a
well. Avarice " ~ tue motive. After the muir
der he went 10 the police TO report thh hls
children nd beeu kidnapped by stroll,ng play
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Boytou,, r.ur hound rhe World.

rom Tie Sen I'M mas
=. Among the Passengers tor Liverpool in
he Cel1c Oh satu day was CAPT. Peter Paul
Boy on, the swimmer. Capt. bOFt1n Bnldi " ]
pm going to mfke a tour 4 the world this time.
! ava hlst gong 10 London 10 m5 Office, al 80
hirand, To- slgu utracts Tor suppyin9 the Is H.
kh Coast Guard Service vita ms lites wing sIit,
end then sn II 20 To 81. petersburg q arm Lhe
hussian navy IN the use Of the SUIT. Irum 1o-
koh1ma al II sail Tor San Francisco. and across
we continent home. do NOT expect 70 return
within three year
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ACkFRNAN. ON "a urlny April %, Margaret, Wild
oW ~ J 4iuts Alex r.utut hfr fui wear.
Funeral services at the fcrurucN OF her GRANDSON,
sylvester van Bcurcl. 40 Bergen ave. Jersey tstY
Ilrlgnt- on TUESDAY. a. 10 o'clocA \. NJ.
pAL N.-On SuuilY, Aprl, eb. a. ucr late sideNce'
257 Clrno ay Bruokyn, Miss Mary DAY. Ia tue "a b
year OF Ger age, =,
from the ChHrca Of "Our Lady OF Mercy Dec yoie
ia &C. Relatives and frieads Of tine fim rrf rrfpcct'
fully invited to strud w4tuuut fu ,nrr hulte *. /. /.
GRAY.-Jlus \ Gray in tl' gu Netr OF NOR age,
Funeral NJ her ate resi- 2lp av. near lNta 4
on IN fcay Apr e5 a. O'Clock, 10 winch trienls Of
the family re invited.
WhIkEHARI.- Sat lrday, Apr %, aftcr long
ihcss Daniel " Mhia chart iu he Gotta ear 81 h. ~
Tho relatives ami frlouds Of the family also the
members of Independent lo Ike 40 lS5, +. a. A. Vi
also uenib n OF Ac enlp Caulkers' Associations are
ne residence, 10 suiiYla st. Wednesday ai,ruoJu
a 2:Ji.
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Tho Varied Areh,i,c,,re of Munich.

g ". Soadard IN ne bia tTdnchco ca omce.
Inc rocco, the renaissance, the monde
tcript d the great old homely German vie with
ono another In making MUNICH grOtesque
never go into It's streets but | expect 10 come
pptn pyramid or two, brace II COlossi OF a
4phlnI No Doubt they arc In town, tut as yet
lhtve not struck a quarter sufficiently modern
" sdmit Of their introduction.
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Romnnee In lhe Kilchen.

rom ne Ndpdnse tCWdtO Stlnilrd.
Miss jennie Marshall, the heiress of ST.
OOOOUO, was married To the object Of her nnec-
tiun. A. NJ. Brown. She started Tor ENGLAND on
Good Friday to clHm the heQutst Sue came
from England to escape % hateful marriage. and,
having come out here, was content to live as "A
servant, rather than live IN afiIeucc ~ barter
ing away her better nature. MI brown WIS not
aware Of the Dlss .bllity awaiting her. BY her
marriage Mrs. Brown iorfcits a part Of her for
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EDINGER-DOUGnrY. On Tuesday. April 10. at
GeCr-c eau uslld-, ~ lie Kew. j Car 'ri ~
smith T. tho ev. Henry Dtdlnger TO d-,ieusn er
OF \. W. DougatY, E-q.
MtNDON CA-HEDNAN. ON 'turdar, Anrl IS, y
the Rev. DR.. Hall, az MS housf. e., % 81 ID ii.
va cor a. Men iun,a usAllcner { Brazil, 60 MlrY
T. .ed.nan OF tiis city. Witnesses, Ms. c uppla AID
ID j. &. X usrigucs. also Of VA, cit1 80
PANE-fORDhAM.-u Tues liN Apu ~ a. thr st
Church. BrouAbu. by the Ike Luc.is BlAcfuii l.. H.,
WI e. X Pave TO Helen No Gaufhtcr OF the lac
Austin Fordhnrl. .
WHIDDFN- ANGFlL.-On Wednesias April 10, a.
Madison Avenue zap lot tuuftn. - lie keN Dr. 90. J.
WIT Il. walden OF Antsl J.. - " LnlJ M'
lAugLteT VI stenAeA An.el u WIS CIV.
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To be Hanged for WIG Murder,

In Norwich yesterday Henry Webster,
an agricultural aborer, about Sixty ears OF age,
WAS sentenced - death for killing MS wlie'
Sitan, in Sentember last. Mrs. W ebster nad hu,
scented herself from home for rather lengtnsheu
perlods, and this annoyed the prisoner. Ihere
had been deal of quarreling between the
couple, and the woman mad threatened TO leaVo
her husband. On the day Of the murder there
was another alteration, aud tho prisoner pulled
out a knife and stabbed her IN tue presence oil
his little granddaughter.
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Enamelled chamber suites from 500 black
walnut DO f}5 m 'rble-iop DO $40 plrlOr SUITS SIS
tapestry Brussels III ingram. oJe. CowPerIpwalts'
w SAAIhaIp street. 40
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Sells Ouirk's Irish Tea, the great 25-cent bilious
remedy, " a wOnueriul prtparaton,'-Adr,
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Why that Headache z

You are bilious. A dose Of Quirks Irish Tea
win make anew msa 9IJor krleS % ssRI'-Ass'
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sprcln! Nolts..
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
lately held 10 tie llipil irouc "
NOOpI AND SANkIl
MI ne continued ~ TO
OtIAilON NALL,

RELIGIOUS SERVICES
lA'e22 6SSel6SY ASSb' gHSKiY' "
W. e224tngl%H{e
IN CHARGE or 'f6l' C6MNiriti, OF ARRANGE.
MENrs. A. .LONs.
EVERY AFTEKNo'N aI3o'Nork. cvc'pt s'inrd ~
aud SUNDAY. oy OF the various C4urc', 40.
sisied IA tue music ny members 81 t"' L. 'o"'oHe
choir. r.,.r,.-.., . ,,-rrt,,,
MoSpAY-for k",ENr CONVERTS ana IN
sltfsGAY and TpNEsnAY-Prcachu. by the
"fRI1AY- Prct@sdids ne Rev wM. LLOYD.
She eysn,,a .rryces 6e ts 'cl0cs ana close at
OH ck ioI owed yam ilqplry que t.u.,., nv, mem,
4 C0hDiAL INNlArlON Is EAlENpED 10 THE
PUBLIC. "
A-ENTKA0RDINARN K0E!L HAVANA
Louie XII "PrijizZfEN on M.LLiuN DOLLARS,
AMI one ,yS6o35,ooo ,IioS"o,o $4,000 and $4,000.
l5'o0 q ,tt,,, s. fn@'s'
Price Of ilckcts m a.. Z! b l!iye', 600, quar-
tiers 90, lyulh. 80 lwenuela'' $40
p. O. box 1891. no Nassau ST., New York.
THE GREAT ENGIIsH ,RLMEDX tOH
llusant London, trOprlel0rs u. PLANfEN a o1N,
50. 92i william 81, New YORK, Agents. sold by drus'
glsts. sent BY mail.
reilay ilI Gout ~ lIlenna I'm sure safe 90 ci9
PkoUr 4 iAksANI, r. opristors, l91don, H. H. H. 4,
| pills, Sl25 by liai. sid nv druggists.
PURE WArERi THE KkDZIE FILTER.
lln or River Water. Pricetatntl5 SEND for creuar
BROOKS a wADswoR11, 2ll "atersl.' New lork,
NERVOUS DEniLIrH.,, WSyEAii> ME c r Nc,
S Saiybg wis taEs t+S& o. - J,aa st, S'Y
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MARiNE IyrELLIGEyCE.


sun rises 80. o. sun sc.s.... q 50 N1Ol sct.
Hfun WArLH-In NV 49,
ANDY Hook. 40 Coy. SIAM. 20 Hen Gate. 10 %
Arrived SUNDAY. April %.
STEAMSHIP Lancaster. phlalelphil.
Steam. in Sc. r, lr0licu, uid-t. an4 nls'. .,
strtn-I .p Wli4lAe. H.eAaaoud, ~ f0lIi All Nor
ok. Wd.n. ana pfss.
sim Lori talu.n-, calcutta, mdsH.
H. ~ lu-iuac, rlilt4. .pNih lu uNlasf
Bars che tina L. imal, tarirnis, su-dr.
BIZ y. - 1oule, N4tanzts. uloltssts.
ErS Nyltti u, Nlsaltu 81 ar.
A otir dsu4l river 1la 60 tstNi4' vasaaIA
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Susa.ss Noitt,3.

TO NOthcr-.
Ms wINSLO "a sOOrUlSG sYGTP for clV i-'n
tcethng l. an old aud wc-tucd rcneiy. Il ma stood
the " many Yraf-, AMI Wa never AAJWl To iAu.
Dyeina and Cleaning The Empire Dyeins and
C.c4u4ug 60. cal III Aul deliver goods, Nifs fN-
sd. D H0ae OFFICES Oai Br adN.y, near - st.;
lNU 9Th ay llth It,, and &1d GA af near &l1d 81
Milk If Naanesin In small doses T. the most
e1 ctlyt cure TO- chucr1 morOus ana ga lt1 lAhn "H
known 10 the profession To ne naA VI all Druggists
The defects in the old Ein-tic Trnss are
remedieI Ia POIEROi's. Price ga IA BROADWAY.
Dr.. Lyons Tooth Tablets Whiten the teeth n
used daily.
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MANAGED CAe-IMERT~, sluac's. farmers
; auns, % usl b., pfat-, u.lncs tow ihss' &C.,
01''H's ''-''''- 49, GArlEws, 81 catharlae At.
Ivtlp.-.t ram @ttIITs. uAde to measure.
~ H. ,,rf i..f.- q i1r 80 5.l Iroadway, anu ~
A4DI st., Tail. lr.pa1.
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d.. Lyons Tooth Tablets Whiten the teeth
, 1876-11-14

scsioua Apprr'lenniss,,a Fs't by tl,e cnnadt-
ans or AnHthrr tiut1ntic OnRlnught
Spfctal Dispatch u TIE I-tbMhe.

Serious Approximations Fs't by tl,s cnnadi-
ans or Annttrr t!ut1ntlc OnRlnught
Special Dispa!ch tu TIE Tribune.
- ToNoSTo, Nov. la.-r!lc Gtolr to-day says:
"Although It bc quite possible that the r,'noss
Of new Fcnian rail are somewhat exaggerated,
IL is highly probable that they urc not altogcth-
or without foundation. Thu dnty of HalardsnE
tic frout.cr may be safc,y left III the hands Of
Gen. Smyth and tic militia at lis command.
Thu Fei,ians cai expect, aul Will receive, III
quarter. They cuno simply as gang of rui-
jans, to rob u1iI murder, anli tIay reckon on
receiving the treatment tAt is dealt out IL rob-
bcrs caught rett-hhIlt!cl I'll the ar1."
tspecfuf UfstaffA 10 The Tribune.
MONTREAL, Nov. l3.--Three s.,tallrtl " Irish
Collcgcs" lIayr hren slartrtl IN Eastern tnwn.
ahps, one near Cranky, afle tear Waterloo. nll
a,,uthcr near IT. Ar,lli.ill, With fr0nA tcil ~ IT.
teen students rAnlI. Those Mt i;ranlr 1Rl from
various pHrts Of tho United States. alHl net IN .
singular manner. They Ind twelve trunks lHl
1T wllnt they sail were cat-bnuks. The slcf-
for.l- -Colniy battery ut firhnhyis being wntchesl,
owing 10 suspicious that these nrc Fenan CEN
tres. Ltcut.-Cnl, lsarn,, who started for tho
front to-day states tlat there IL detnte Fcn1an
movement repartca from the front. lltports
from several frontier tuwhs Fp", however.
TINT tllcre was lively movement IT ttAnIpS
atrtss the frontier info Catadtal, tcrrttnrs, hut
no regular ,sas4i.g III ,ltn. ltu Will le able to
rc,mst definitely Gbo tie nllcyel movement vi
arms aud Cailllut ln q few 1nys.
, 1876-11-14
FINANCIAL.

Spfc9Ht NfSpdfch to The 7FfhHHt
ST. Paul, MIMI, Noy, 13.-T!lo Marine Bank
NJ thLs city was not opened to-day. The closed
doors bcur tho announcement OF an assignment
to William Rhodes. Capital slo0,O00 1t Is the
smallest, but one Of tile ollcst bas'ks In the
city, having succeeded thu private hank Of Ter
rltorial days known as pecAn Calt!wcil's bank.
1t WIS organ!zcsl rs National Bank III 1862
On IaH. last It Withdrew tts circulation, sur
rendered It's Nat!unnl rharter, nnl organized
t1lnlrr the State law. fts deposits, mostly from
retail trn,lrrs, merchants. and ngents not rc~
1,,ir.nl. luyge recommendations, hayc hcch steal-
tly fa1liug plT si.re the panic of 1878. The full.
tlre probably originated IN losses occurring about
that tine. The NErceturs assert TINT the assets
nrr largely In cxress OF the liabilities, ufll
the lo4s,s, II any, will ultimately full upon the
stokho'tt5s Ynly. A,nong t'o leposltors are m
benevolent soclctius Of tie city, and~ severaf
agents for absentee rropgsty-ownere, hut 80 tor
over s4a,noo Tho officers arc Q. H. 11rre'i.
President; ]. Il. Walsh, Vice prcsEdent: Charles
t. Nitteutiousc, Caslilar; uusl +. u. Whiting,
Jayl,l Sanford. i. Webb, ". II, Marshall, d.
Wuulward. q. D. Turrcll. aud j. B. Walsh. DI"
Fa,,t.,r
, 1876-11-14
TIE RAILWAYS.

THE SCARCITY OF CARS.
The following letter, which was received
yesterday, explains itself:
THE NEW fnnK CENTRAL 4 tfrhtox HfvEH
RAILROAD GnMrASr. HEEERAL FnEiGHT AnEsTs
u:ooa, Hfstsrt. Agtn. H,ae Ltne-DEAnS.n: frr.
there n m lmp.c'tnn In lilo minds OF Tic n'nn-
aget. and nf'ecF. Of CONNECTIONS ~ we'll ~ tho
|ulC, that u IL the rr4rent pulley nf this Ehm-
lIany to h0d IN the Enst lEc cnrx ht The through
freight lines INT nny to uar them In IT. local tratlc
Int 10 kcep thc rntr from carryng freight al lbs
inss while nut giving ny hg principle for wlltch It
ha. cuntcEtlrt for thr tihst rIx mDntiis.
To those officers IT nnr cnnnrts!nfIet who arc Mt
NIL familiar witt, the working If this EHat!. II i
not heecasary for ine IN offer nny enntrnlfe tobs
10 aMCt reports: f,mt IL al. I mhhefttattasly say
there !. no foundation fGrsL It IL Mut The policy
u the management to !,oid back cars f'casiona!-
~ IN agent or Division Superintendent IN hls
distress for ,1ny hayc taken Ifnr carr far local
lutness, hut npnn my cnfIiny S1r Fnn'c.bfItA Mt
tertinn to 1t, he Immediately gave 0Trra ptullbf-
ting The uac OF linz cars In local trade.
The prcrcht state f affairs cDnceInln. rars tE ns
anomalous to me ~ to my one u, t11r West. an,l
ccnae 10 exist. We wnnt nil tho through trallc we
yet. whatever may he tlH rate 1iM wr nse will
tny to luke our proportion Ut the rMtcs aflr ny
connections; ntly asking that In making tlch tsn
city and pOrt Of New York r. nut tiIscrlmn mated
H:u;nst In favor Ut D4lt murc and flsttudcIphla.
lsopc if you have lla, any idea Of any nnfair ln
trntions on the part of The Company ynu will not
that tuch ~ tic public you come III contact With
receive the Aa1ne ussnsanCc have given yUu. Very
truly yanEs, j.. u. RITTER.
General Freight Agent.
, 1876-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS.


The first appesranee in a iareo city of
Young and unknown astress is for her trying
,nutt", n ,.o,n,,r,tfxn1v t.,",nn ;,n,.o,t anrc
,,,a'ts! ,,,. u eo1"p"'a.Nc'5 .F'l,!'R "!h"'a"ee
"helhef sue ssaseeeds or la'ls, inc thrhtY mcr-
Chant Reflects the markets will not be alIcctcd
tie vrops will bc moved, n President wIlt he
,ns,olIcd without h1ooatheh ami Tho rm,ntrv
'',,, ''.a,'e' .,.. ~" ~ soans''
WI w sa,e' 'noec WV "e'e ''"''eo ~ 'enee-
tiont nE tlits ratnro to stny away from the
theatre last night rnissed rare treat. Thcre
ran l,e no uucstlop that Altss Aulerson I'm.
<ra,,u. ~ ,,,,n ,,4sr t,or In 1o,s,na.
sea''" s s.s.. -.
tton n' t:eoa" e7'o:"ces not 'ne1e'J
cultivated ta.t>. quick Instructive per-
ceptious Ut prspfcty. and mobile faculties,
,,,t uixo th,, eurrvx ri .n,r1. wt;rh ocnetrates
n,'', "vH no.."s... ,,-on.t;c concentions Mfsa
u"a foss7so'' .'', si's'.,. 49,"
Anderson has fortunately remarkable personal
charms. She brings to their assistance the re-
still, nf careful sruininr and tic natural ejfts
o1rco,lv o,1rdc] to. making. In ail suc nua,iflra.
'3 t..a " aeao.aTs, W., ,,.a.na,,, noroa- ~ ~
t'ans 1of sueeesslu1 ura"at,r 1, career Us a.e a.
scl'lnm united 10 one person. 10 say thai slc
has faults Is merely to prpscrvc the mean be-
tween fu]some punccyrfc ou1 intc]ljecn, crjtt-
,Ist, 1Jcr fou,t. hn,rover. orc ,ho.e of routh
anI ncxnsrIrnr. , rati,cr tj,an thoso whis,, are
a",1r d :t,int n H. cor.s,tin i ,n.i
~ IT,. !" .. o o.tat ~
husu"ss - rnsittnn IN ~ yans ~
| r.,.,f.itI, IL, ~. nxr-aonfo,, IT f,for.
st;t,'t or.,.. ~" !, tnn 20" If vtntonf
...as.s' sns"s S.si '". ,.aI..i., " .".sn
T.. s ~ .r,,o"f " ~. ,;'t.t :, ,ns ,,ict
,,r,a ac ,a ~ 10y ,,a', ~ ~ fIn ter
w", iiar acmt,a !. :" ,',nro,iu r.,osi III
,,,nrr" at IT,, IL tnr,o1s h' rn,'l an a,sttnls
1,n, T.. r. 's , ,19 Ut - .nh" ,i a'u ,si ~
,"., c, m VIII. 10 "'s,.n r. ta,1a,,n, ~
rn,t ,,,t f,r H., ton tst,s fa,t that ~, iiruv
,,,, I;,,r In ~. .a ,,, @ ~ sia -n,nns n,,
u' ~ ns w.. " G ai, Ill., ~.
na;r ot 1c rsnti ,rnm III cr,' ~ ~ is
~ s't,1 H. c1e,a l., tha M ,,"i,ntinr '1,n aim
",,1..,o n -, IN t,t. ir ~" thrnt,es M, T.,
pa-if,.1.ont Tle sa.,@ in ,riH, ESa|,.s IA toin
~ VIM, i4"r ,,,nr's hInoi frn'n mi thc .wnr, IT far
,,thrr "r,a ,,a,1s. tnn, l.rn, h"r ~ ,,,r,,cr !.
~, ,'',,., "'tft ~, e,, ,.si ont IL Mfas nios
s,n ranted IN IN i, si,c tl3 m nnrr Inn tr M.
fb"r ;r,"nrI ~ II sb" IotI f,nn icss al" wo"i.1
h.,I, 'ssod,,cai ,nrnifst i.nn,,r;,. iotw"n,,
H. ill.,. n..i 4,., "n.,,.s,
~ ~. ,lofm,e @ ~ ~. "+rc.s h,ror,r arm ri,
atn, ~ 'nmnar;son ,r,,I .r' ,'yr;,s. nj oftnr
",,n,nratin'r thr f,mar ~ frn.n s.,sa @ ~ =" In
t;, -. H.. ,s,,,,1' II Is ,,icasvra ~ s,,o"t ~ ~
intioe t r@.tar,t IN tn ortst Fa ,ncris es
nro ,',t "a fs,c Gnf ~ 4hn,n T. - i,o,, arti Garia
e 1a ,,,r, ntaTi,,s T.. u. ,,,i1, st ra.,,st"r
n e'' I'll. IL. Il t.,,.s ,s,Inrttr "xnrs M
~ ~. t"n, =" II e. ,,So ,.l, a;ch ,tIs,roti.n r..
i,o"".n ,r;tt n,,,ci' si,nnt,ctr Whamnror ti,'
e'.na. ,x;i, o,tmit IN tn,G IL az noturni ~.
NJ I,nvcrsotinnai ' frcc1om IN t,c ssorc cvrr
, 1876-11-14
LOCAL NOTES,

The Managers IF tic Chicago, Burlington 4:
Quincy ma the Chicago, Rock Island 6: fac'tc
Railroads llcd conference yestcruur aftct-
noon for the purpose OF dividing tho Rockford.
Rock Island 4: st. Louis Railroad, but no iIhal
arrangement wills concluded.
Mr.. H.. .. Lrdyastl, tie General SHpcrin.
teu.lcn. Of the Michigan Ccutrat Raiiroad. has
removed lis headquarters from Detroit to this
ctty The other General Department. Of this
rDal will be transferred to this city In d short
time.
4 conference Of General Freight Agcnta of
Western and Northwestern ron1!s will liz held at
tic Office Of the Chicago Il Northwestern Rai!-
rc,al to-tlny for the purpose OF arranging the
wntcr schedule for freight rates to points or,
tic Missouri md Upper Mississippi Rivers.
For sotnc ting past the INCLINE On the llltno!:.
Central Railroad at Fillmore, ky.wieEr the roud
connects with the mississippi Central for New
Orleans, has been ol,strurte by santi-bar, md
consequently ths ears l'ad to b. changed ut taat
ro!nt The obstruction ilas nnx brcn removed,
and trains arc again running through to New Or
leans US formerly.