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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-08-18
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HOW E MACHl1,
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FIRST.-The public know it TO he dur
able. 1t will last life time.
SECOND:-It contains the material for
its own repairs. .. ... .i.,r... .-....
THIRD.--It has less wearing points than
any other.
FOURTH.--It draws up stitch as you
do by hand; others do not.
FIFTH.-You have perfect control over
both threads Others have not
SIXTH.-It gives off thread in proper
ton to the thickness of the fabric sewed,
thereby avoiding slow motion over seams,
dropping stitches and breaking of needles
"A great objection to all other machines.
SEVENTlI.--It sews n tight scam in
cashmere, burying the thread on either
side, and then a tissue paper without
change of tension. ..
EIGHTH.-Thc prcsser foot is caisly
swung out of the way when you set nee
die or put under work. 1t is not so with
any other.
NINTH.-In range of work this machine
cannot be cqualed. win work equally
well on thick or thin goods from gauzc to
heaviest beaver coatings, or evon leather
without change OF needle, tension or thread.
We will warrant them to do this. Our
fine work is equal to any and our heavy
work excels that of any other machine in
the world.
TENTH = Persons who have tried all
machines are unanimous in declaring this
to be the EASIEST LEARNED Machine
the market In the majority of cases our
customers learn from the instruction book
without further aid
What we claim, in substance, 'is that
this Is an honest machine, and if put in
your family will do any and all of your
work perfectly, is willing and ready SER
want, and is not subject to fits.
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WOodstowh Academy

For both sexes. Reopens August 2sih, 1870. Thor
ough instruction, careful supervision. and home
comforts Music, painting and drawing by frstciass
toachors Preparation OF teachers speciality. Terms
moderate. For catalogues, address
A. O. NORRIS, Woodstown, N. j.
Il an1l-lm
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PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
SAID. COUNTY, IN PURSUANCE
OF SECTION OF ARTICLE rs
OF THE CODE OE THE PUBLIC
GENERAL LAWS, WHICH PROV1D-
Els THAT
"Thc County Commissioners shall make
out and publish annually, in at least two
newspapers published in their respective
counties, if there be two, A DETAILED,
MINUTE & ACCURATE STATEMENT of
the expenses of thoir said counties, specify
ing therein each particular itom of expense,
and for what and to whom paid, and shall
also deliver to the Sheriff of their respect
counties as many copies of such Statement
rs thcro arc Election Districts ofsaid coun-
ty ut least ten daps before each general
election, and the Sheriff shall within six
days after the receipt of such copies set
up QUO of them at the place of holding
elections in each District"
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Bradonbaugh Il ITanway road
work 100 90
2 81 3 Bridge Mt Thomas Run 27G 20
Baldwin VIM extra IN road 81 90
/ Bridge Mt Lillys pay Cul
lum 900 90
5 Bolton William p damages on
road 10 co
Bridge at Calvary ford 324 2G
l Bridge over Broad run 80 60
2 Bowman w s examiner on
road 200
5 Barton Marin road damages 1873 60
s Boyle Granvil opening road 1877 rs
3 Beaumont Elias collins 12 90
5 Bay VIM opening road 34S GO
8 Bridge at Deer Creek Iron
Works 400 90
Barton Washington bridge
contract 232 90
a Booftcr Thomas work for
almshouse 60 90
3 Bridges in I'd district $50 90
5 BondJ w &c Company sta-
tionery 35 65
2 Baldwin J I registrar 60 90
2 Burk William & registrar So 90
2 Barnes Hosea road account Al 80
4 Brown Geo bill filed 500
Billingslca William regis
trar 53 90
3 Baltimore city inil fees 445
l Billingslea Charlton Wjudgc
orphans court 1874 90
4 Bay Thomas judge orphans
court 1873 90
/ Bridge over Little Gunpow-
der 800 90
3 & 2 Baker + w printing 962 90
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Fishing, Grabbing B. Sail
ing,

VINO rented and Cxpensively fitted up the we'll
& known
IIGB HOUSE,"
Fiahtng and Grabbing Ground, Rrimnoy Crock, am
NIL" to oIIcr unusual accommodations to persons wish.
Ing to enjoy the Rport 81 Grabbing and Iiahlng
have also erected largo and comfortable building
with private apartments for ladies' and having lsh md
crabs always on hand, am enabled TO furnish them
the table at short notice.
BOATS for "shoa fiahing' RS well as Grabbing
always on hand and under the Of an experienced
person.
with thcs" Inducements natter myself can offer
ia" beat and most reasonable accommodations ever Of
i"rod TO tho public. Large parties from ds tancc
W"hih u" VOL Ia drop ne line To boats ahead
Address
JOHN II. MAIiAN,
Mictnolsylllc, Hartford Co, Nd.
Var" al Mr.. Frank MALCOLM. i.lll2m
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3 Dallam John s. repair of
roads 400 "a
5 Day John II bridge contract 20
8 Daugherty John orror in nc.
count u
8 Dean Nathan collins sc "a
3 Dunnigan j almshouse nc
count Z 30
l Dornoy Mrs. A. j. election
rent 10
0 Divers William II registrar SO
4 Dovoe Thomas B magistrate 10 30
8 DoHavcn L E Jail and aims
house account 516
8 Dunnigan John bridge work SO 42
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ST. Johns College, Annapolis, Md.

JAMES n. dARNETT, Ill. H.. PRINCIPAL.
(\PENING Of session and examination of candidates
~ for admission Monday aud Tuesday, Sept Is and
TO- Terms for Board and Tuition, ST. pOr annum pay
able soml Annually 10 advance. Several State Scholar
ships for Tuition vacant For caialagues containing
particulars, address PRop. W. II. HOPKINS
aull I'm Annapolis, Md
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) Coates Richard road dam
ages IS
3 Cain James nj county com
missioner 81
Cathcart I Il surveying $50
3 Culvcrt on Fountain Green
road 25
Coal for the county 700
3 Cooley William l. attorney
account 11s "a
Cooley John M magistrate IS Is
road account 10
2 Charshee John g constable 145 30
Calder Martin bridge account Sd n
Ohesney James II road scrap
ere 40
2 Cronin b L taxes refunded % 90
8 Carroll Jus repairing pumps 4
8 Clayman John meals for jury 70 30
4 Carroll w lillian @ constable 40 30
4 Oairnes George r registrar Sc
4 Calder Martin county com
missioner &c 1914 20
3 Clark William T examiner
and plats 8
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05 ACRES,

M VItTI VIt EIIINS,
is improved by n small TENANT HOUSE,
and is we'll fenced
TERMS OF SALE
The Terms Of Sale prescribed by the De-
cree arc, TINT onc-third of the purchase
money shall be paid IN cash or on the rati-
flcntion Of the sale, ut the discretion Of the
Trustee; onc-third In six months and the
residue in twelve months from the day of
salc-thc credit payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and to he secured by
notes or bonds oftho purchaser, with surety
approved by tho trustee.
EDWIN II. WEBSTER.
Trustee.
j, 8. Richardson, Aucilonccr null
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated
~ In thickly settled neighhorhopd, con-
tanning TWENTY-FIVE A CRE,S more or
less. Would make u desirable property for
n Wheclwright and blacksmith stand, or
store, is properly imp Pr Cleared land Of
tivation. Sufficient woodland for fencing
and building purposes, Apply to or address
GEO. Y. MAYNADlER,
nov96 Del Air, Hartford county, Md
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Trustees Sale.

10y VIRTUE Of II decree of the Circuit
- Court for Hartford county, sitting in
equity, passed in cause in which William
A. Pennington and wife are Compainante,
and James Gerry and wife and others are
defendants, the subscriber, as trustee, will Of
fer at Public Sale, NJ the Court House door
in Bel Air,
On Monday, September 4, 1876,
at II O'clock A Nj MI the
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of the policy which the Government ought 70
p,lrsue in these prosecutions. 1t amounted to
this: Don't make reckless promises OF I'M
munty, but grant terms to those who confess
provided by 80 doing you can secure the
punishment of greater offenders, particularly
official offenders. Now Mr.. Pierrepont knew
all about these instructions He was consulted
respecting them. They were sent with MS
concurrence-a fact which proves among other
things that he recognized it as the duty OF the
Secretary of the Treasury to control the SUITS.
Nevertheless on the eve of the BabcOck trial
he suddenly assumed the direction OF affairs
himself, overru,ed Mr.. BristOw, and wrote 10
the Western District Attorneys " am deter
" mined to have these prosecutions so conducted
that wnen they are over the honest Judg-
"ment of the honest men of the country Will
abe that no guilty person who has either been
convicted or has confessed his quit was leit
"unpunished.r Mr.. PierrepOnt has not yet
explained this letter. and we think 1t is high
time for him to do go.
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Jnoes TO AopernsemenIe

.,,rsruyxrs-7n paoe-4th. 9Th and 9Th columns
R,~vtxc UousEs AND BANKHRs-7bt Pd0e-Zd cOluihb'
EoInI, INp EOoH--7h Io0c-4th column
BUSINESS CHANCEs-1h ld0e-ilh cOlumh'
tsss,S1ss NOTICES an Pd0c-lst column.
CopARTNERSHIP NOTICEs-3d Fdge-ilh ooiunb
pENTIsIkY-7h PdGc-2d column
DIVIDEND NOIlCES-1th Pd0c-@u Coluih.
FINaNCIAI.-7h P01r-lst ana "a Columns
FINE A Ts7h PG0e-6th column
FUKNITUHt--Tth Pd0c-%u column c., ..,..-
HOUSES AND FARMS NANTED-'io rage col"nn'
ICE CREAM-6h F0Oe-2d column
ISsTRI CrI,S- 6M PdOc-1st and 2d columns.
IpCrrREs AND MEETINGs-7th Pd9c-6tb column
ITo, NpTICFs-3d PQGe-4th column.
MnnIF AMP SLATE MANIEIS--3d Pd0e-6th column.
NARLIAGfs AND DEATHs-5h PGQe-6th column;
MIscRlLASFous-3d P0gc-6th column; oh rage
5th and 9th columns. -, -
MUSICAL INsTRUNENTs-7h Poqe-6th column
NEW PUBfiCATIONs-6th Pd0c-lsi column -. ,.
fiEAL ESTATE For SALE-CTY-.id Pdge-5th column /;
BROOKIYN-3d PaOe-5th column COONIsl-o
P0ge-5th and 9th columns; AUCTION SAIEs-Sd rage
9th column: TO ENCHANGE 81 FaGe-Oth colulh"'
BALE BIZ AUCTION-3d Pdge-1th column
SAVINGS BANKs-7M PGqc-2d column 80 -.
SITuATiONs WANTED MALEs-1h Pdge-4th ana ON
columpe: FEMAIEs-7h PGGe-3th and 9th columns
SPECIAL NOTICEs-5M PdGe-6tn column. ~ - o.,
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TTAcHERs-6h Pared column - No.,
TO LAT ITY PROYIKTY-3d IG1e-6th column; BROOM
LYS-3d Iaqe-6th column; CoUNTKf-3d F'ge-oon
To WHOM IT MAY CoScERS-7h P0Cc--ith column
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Gas STOCKS AND DIVYDENDS.


The following table showing the stock and
indebtedness of the gas companies OF New
York il of interest in view of the reduction In
the price of gas to private consumers The
substitution of kerosene for gas has not
made much progress here yet. There Is
general Discrimination expressed by consumers
to make any use of oil, and if the gas COM
panies are prepared to supply their customers
with good quality of gas, at price when
will give them fair return upon the capitai
invested the oil movement will make but little
progress in New-YOrk.
The capital represented by the various com
panies is $19,75O,00O. Last year the lowest
dividend paid was 8 per cont. This was by
the Harlem Gas Company, which supplies the
sparsely settled district at the upper end OF
the island. The New-York and Manhattan
Companies were first established, and have
large surplus. In the event OF concerted
movement, as III Brooklyn, to use kerosene oil,
they could still make a reduction in prices and
continue paying fair dividends to their stock
holders. The stock indebtedness and dividends
last year were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

there was, in law, conspiracy of the nature
charged in the complaint.
Mr. Fields address justiies what has so often
been said, that Tweed has no defense whatever
except a technical one. He depends now upon
the difficulty which the people may have in es-
tablishing according to rules of law the exist
ence of conspiracy which is perfectly notori-
Gus the impossibility of aseertainng precisely
how much of the gross sum awarded by the
Board of Audit represented an honest charge,
and how much was sheer robbery; and the
doubt as to the share of the booty which went
into the Boss's own pockets. In effect he says
to the jury, "The other boys have got oil.
{" let me down as easy as you cam" 1t is not
heightened defense, but it promise to be a
very interesting one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

FoprrGN.-It was reported that Col. Gordon was
returning to Cairo =- The Emperor William has
refused Count Won Arnim leave to return safely TO
Berlin to yisi. his son. =-= II was reported that
the revolutonist Blanqu was dead. 60 NJ Gam
bsta declared the Republicans would treat President
Macyahon as above party attacks.
DoMHsTiC.-Gen. Sheridan reports again on tho
need of two more posts on the Yellowstone, and
offers to build them for 100000 -, The Ma
tional debt was reduced 1922, 733 in Feb
ruary. -= L. S. Newcomb. clerk of tho
IIpbam House IN Philadelphia, is found
guilty of violating. the Civil Rights law. -
The state Canal Board has made n large lot of APP
pointments. -- The United States Supreme Court
adjourned 10 March 10. =- In the state Legisla-
tnre numerous bills were introduced. among them
bills 70 compel hOtclkeepers to keep safes for yalu-
ables. to exempt church property from taXahon'
90 create town boards of auditors, aud for new
Jefferson Market in New-York; few bills were
passed.
CITY AND St'RtRBAS.-HcnTy c. Bowen appeared
before Plymouth Church hut declined to give all his
alleged facts against Dir. Beecher IN manner salts
factory to the church, and charges were presented
against HIM --- The revival interest among the
young men at the Hippodrome was very marked
Mr.. Moody preached on means of salvation. -
In the Tweed suit David Dudley Field opened for
the defense and motion was made TO dismiss the
complaint. -- Prominent railway managers dis
cussed freight rates with a view TO harmonious ac-
ton. == Gold, 1141s. HIS, 1144. Gold value
of the lcsa-tender dollar at the close o7l2 cents
Stocks active and huctuating, closing generally
lower.
CoNGREss.-The Senate has taken up the Pinch
back case, and will dispose of it finally now ; Mr..
Aleorn spoke yesterday IN favor of admission; to-
day Mr.. Edmunds will oppose it; the Senate voted
$4,000 for the new st. Louis Custom-house. -
The House was in session only two hours; scarcely
anything was done the committees were called,
but though there are 5000 bills before Them no re-
ports made.
Tux WEATHER.-The Government report predicts
clouds and rain snow. 80 In thus city, yeSter-
day, the day was mild, with occasional light hurrles
of soft snow thermometer so. $50, IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

Political and practical economists will find in
these times OF enforced economy in public eXpend-
lures abundant food for reflection page % of THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1876. In a very small space
they will discover "A great deal of information. They
will see at glance just what the Government OF
this country has cost each year for the last twenty
and how the means were raised to pay the bills ;
that the Indians cost more last year than ever be-
fore by million and three quarter dollars that the
War Department expended over forty-one millions
or nearly half as much az in the most expen-
sive year of the war; that the convenient and
charitable " miscellaneous item took over seventy
one millions of the public money that the national
interest account exceeded l03 millions, against one
and one-haf millions In 1857, and many othor kin
dred facts. as the bills say. :" too numerous to mon
ton" but all important and suggestive. The in
formation on this single page of the Almanac which
we commend to the attention Of those who make
the laws and Of the people who make the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
PUBLIC OPINION.

We rejoice in Blaine. We bless IN H on Nor S,
Blaine We wish him abundant scnet,n 20 s Blsac;
10 "na Morton sufficient strength to slausno fcnclu
loi , ,ne here Mil be- something Interesting
natl Commercial und.l - Wash.
II is TO be hoped that the authorities a. Tor ,ls
incto, will NOT crafty Gen. shciiddns u9'., Ne have
or Win M.xcO-itst 10 keep his hIhu ~ a. it.i.-
Ori,e en"nrh 10 answer for IN thet quarter w
lSpringaeld Republican Qnd) -. mani
The answer of Attorney General rt ~ eject
., ~ fnnse IL not document calcnls,neu ~ thing
10 tno @ 69seif II illustrates how dllhc
~ ~ far a man who has put his f9Ot IN II
acefuiy.-lCincinnau Gazette thepJ -..orgth
Senator Morton has one element OF ne oyeresd.
"a a presidential candidate whioh eanno1 Ind nle OF
is his powerful hold on the RANK nmuatips
,hc Republican party and his capacity ioi
strength. -lIndianapoii. Journal t"ep' .,,h bas
The movement for Hayes grows a , Me-. VIII
- S,r,nsd m the Third Marl OF Brookuh "prssdcnt
send and be spent the service OF HAYS D yet
slns hss been formed In the Interest OF D"D'''
tCincinnat Enquirer lDem)
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omuo,msnts ano aleeiinas 60 Night.

.c,nx~y OF Music" Ernani" Miss Kellogg
6o SiI,s 1HrA TKh-" Julius Cesar"
p.atS T1IF ATER-Nauety.
r.tTU AyFSUE THBATRR.-" Pi0ue-'
PseK THFATER.-" Brass
RaN FRaNCIsCO MiNsTKEIS. . c.usorr,a
ywESTY.rHIRD STREET TngAIER.-2 and g. Calnoih'"
Mlnstrcls. So,
ToYY PASTORS NEW THEATER.- VARIETY
Union eOUARF THRATER.-"R ose McheL
XALI.CKs THEATER --'sbe StoOps 70 NohqVet'
Assoct,rtox HAII--I1:30: Lecture. Dr. J0Dn Loro.
Cutcx FIRING UALI.-Lecture. Frederic NGrs. ~
C1nEcH OF TuE CoyESANr.-Lecture. Dr. george L.
PreDtiss. - ,,onoo,Do,t
NuRsgRY AND CuIID's HosriIAI~-Annuai Meetlhs
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DAILY TrIBUNF. Mail Subscribers S1Oper ann'nG.
SENu-WEFKIY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. So per an
WYFHIY TEIPUNF Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
Terms cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
Persons unable 10 obtain TIE TRIBUNE IN any Of me
nrs boats or hotels in trhchH is usually Sold i1 con-
"a, faror Jv IN tDrmin0 this Once OF tic circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

Dariag he Moody and SGniey meetings at the Hippo
drome and 10 meet The popular demand for The TEiD-
UNEs reJaia reports o. Nr. NOodys Sermons. zee lH
send HE DAILY TRIBUNE 10 any address, postpaid Jor
81 PEI month. Bg means Of h6 fact mail trans SUD
scribrs in iibany and FhaadelphiG and al inferno
didte points. may Teofre the Sermons Of INC pe7o@'
srenipg before O. H trhEe the ,choc territory uiin the
radius Of Wqskrgiop Cleelqnd and Boston is supplied
duris0 kc daL Subscribers IN The city and rjciniy can
be- yeg,larlg ,errod from any respectable noes stand
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Business Notices.
Hhp great nnnn-

GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE.-The great popu-
isrity Of Hib0s Compound 81 cod rcr on end Lms aas
indncel some unnCpled persons To attempt 10 PAIN OF u
simple article manufacture; but any person VINO
h suffering Coughs Colds or Consint on shOuc ~
car.ul wi ere cy purchase this article IL requires PM
inc the Io.us following It's arc it's best rtcommenuI0
and me roeor has evidence hle Of It's extraordinary sue
cess I'M uno! ary cOmalalnts Tic phosphate OF me pos
srsses most marvellous healngpoweT. as colned win ne
pure Col Liver oil 10y Dr MiiCOr Ins medicine - tcal
trescribcA by the acnty S0d by A. Chemist BOSTON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
TILT LE1TER.

Further inquiry does not improve the appear
ance of Mr. Pcrreponts Whisky letter. 1t is
now learned that the general subject of the
arrangements To be made with indicted per-
SONS who gave evidence for the prosecution
was carefully considered last October, and the
Secretary of the Treasury, after consultation
with the Attorney General and the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, sent an official dis
patch to Solicitor Bluford Wilson at st. LOUIS
covering the whole ground. Mr.. Wilson was
instructed that the District-Attorneys would
generally he the fittest persons to decide
whether the Government ought TO "concede
anything in particular cases i'll order
"to reap greater benefits i'll others"
II was to he remembered that the
great object was the conviction and
punishment of corrupt and guilty officials"
and "ail things proper to this end should
"be used" As a rule however, the Secretary
would "make no terms with any indicted
party" unless by so doing " important ends
:" were to be gained in other cases. Persons
who offered to surrender should be advised to
throw themselves on the clemency of the court
There should be ono agreement in advance TO
task Tor suspension of judgment" nor, con-
tinued Mr. Bristow, would | ask the court
after the plea of guilty to suspend sentence
" in any case unless, on hearing the statement
"Of the party in open court, it should be
"deemed proper to Use him as witness
"against greater offender"
There could hardly be a clearer explanation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
MYSTICAL NOTES.

The funeral of the late Mr. llolsey VI" The IN.
plscc AT IL o'clock to-day ar Trinity CIluitr~
sicaI services vii probably be TeGy impiss'N" on.
Mr.. G.. w. Morgan will give an OLE, OIsT~h srch
, cyt Tuesday evening IN the Conglegat,y'' ,G, Lde-
oo,t .,e ~ q and Tenth-sts Washington d. l.
Ioide Philips viii sing at the concert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

MI G.. f. Rowe's Brass" is said to be highly en-
tertaning; but have not heard of anything IN
that line comparable to the cross-examination OF
Gov. Tilden by Mr.. David Dudley Field, who tried
to discredit the Governor by showing that he al
lowed Tweed to contribute to the Democratic Cam
paign Fund.- in 1868 SO, 800 which he ought to have
suspected was dishonesty obtained from the city,
One cannot expect campaign committeeman to be
quite so punctIous about these things as Mr.. Field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

bas resolved to maintain the tariff unchanged,
Mr.. lrving's resolution in the Canadian far-
lament favoring protective measures possessed
no practical Importance, and accordingly was
negativcd by large majority. Had the tariif
been under revision, it is evident the subject
would have received greater consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

Steam heat for street cars is among the
novelties in Brooklyn. This will be welcome
improvement, though it is rather late in the
season. What that city most needs, however,
for street travel are steam engines and a
rapid transit road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

The geyer-ending Pinchback debate has be-
gun again in the Senate, but was checked for
the day 10y motion of Mr.. Cameron. Per-
haps the situation is sufficiently changed by
tho performance Of impeacling Gov. Kellogg
IN encourage Mr.. Pinchback's friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02

Three days of bull-fghting at Madrid, the
return Of ex-Queen Isabella, and the dispatch
of 10000 more troops 10 Cuba, are to he the
immediate consequences of the flight OF Don
Carlos. Having lost prestige 10y its supineness
hitherto, the Spanish Government appears re-
solved TO make the most of its easily won
victory over the deluded peasants of Biscay
and Navarro.