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MASONIC,

Special Dispatch to 1ns Tribune.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Dec. 2.-Tho installation OF
tie newly.clcctcd officers OF MENDOZA Chapter
Of Royal Arch Masons came oil lust evening,
when the fo!low!ng-namcd gentlemen were in
stalled: E. ". Rice, II. F.; J. WEdwards, X.
g.; ". Tewkstury, s.; Casper Rucdy. Capt;
O.; ]. B. Dawson, Oh Vi; ]. Clark, III "; /.
Goodwin, 1stIV.; 8. Fernberg, Treasurer; +.
Haskell, Secretary; .. N. Moss, L.; J. B. Linz
mingar, Steward. After tho ceremony tho coHi-
4 aumptuous repast awaited them. Speeches
md toasts wore indulgcd In. mud memorable
evening enioyably spent.
, 1876-12-23
OBITUARY.,


DwIanr, ILL.,, Dec. 2l.-A gloom has come
over our cntire community by the sudden dcath
Of Mrs. John Gallup. In the mon,lng she was
In the enjoyment Ut her usual health, and, after
eating hearty dinncF, Fcstcd In her char, when
Il was shortly discovered that she Mas dead
Hayiug been recently confined, It Il thought
That she may have too freely lndulged her up
petisc, and thus hayo produced some internal
difficulty, which resulted iu her sudden demise.
This morning tho funeral service took place III
thr Methodist Church,-tI4e Row Ar. LonKlty,
u tho congregational. auA the ltev.
Sir. De L0ns, Of TIC Presbyterian
, 1876-12-23
CASUALTIES
BURNED TO DEATH.
Hekcfuf UtfpaieA 70 21e TttbMMe.

LANSING, Mich, Dec. ga son Of c. Lloyd,
Of Orient, Osccola County, was burned to death
by the house taking fire. The latl, about 10
years Of age, WIS asleep In tho garrct. Mr..
Lloyd was aroused by his sous cries. and tried
to ranch tic second Blory by the stairs. but was
driven back by tic fire. HI then went outside,
and plnced d lauder to the window, and soon
reached the boy's bed, but found It empty:
lIe continued tho search on Ills hands and
knees, until ho fell through the floor down to
tile first iloor, when he was compelled to alatf'
don tho poor boy to the dcvourlng flames. When
rescued, Mr. Lloyd's hands and faco werc ter
rtbly burned
An old Brltisl warrior was accidentally burned
Ia County. lie was soldier OF tho English
army during tho wars Of Napoleon, l., and
fought In tile Spanish campaign. His name
was Frederick FREQ, aud ho waa German by
BIRTH,
DANooR, Me-, Dec. a2.-The house Of the
Roy. 3. Young, near Chcrrytleld, waa burned
last night, aud Gusaio Young, aEed IL, aud hcr
child, werc burned to death.
, 1876-12-23

opee'u' T,Hp1'e" ?. . ~ ~ 1"o u, 1''vs' sv1
WAsH1NoToN, d. e., Dec. saa-fne Eleet1ons
Committee will probably report favorably In
the caau Of the Mormon Elder Cannon. Enough
pnn,,r,tro,,s ,,,,1 rotn ,.tth ,ha nan,ocro,. IN
spuo'' .%, w.. 'o r,, w. .s,,...s, s,s. ~ ~.
secure thls resalt. ihe tush'ne.polht Is tna'
II Ia objected TINT 1t would bo dangerous pre-
r,o,nd of htpamy when lie has not been con.
e,s..a ~ :. s.,.:a
''c'eo o' snA. eIrne. m. .
40 W. Wsaff" - - 4noaona eae !re" ,s .,,,.
WARu1NGToH, u. u. Dec. A.-Ile President
Yesterday parloncd Madison Doom, llnprisonedln
Virglnih for violation Of the Civil Rights act
This action forcstalls the proceedings III the
Supreme Court, and as this is the Only known
casu Of imprisonment under the Civil Rights
iet, consideration of Its constitutlonnlity by the
Supreme Court Ia indefinitely postponed.
battery Y, First Artillery, b5 mon, md Bat
terry H. SECOND Artillery, 81 ,ncn, arrived hero
late last night from Fort Reno, ar,d proceeded
, 1876-12-23

EP3caaT ZN1pd{th 70 1He 3F7blA1-
MONTREAL, Dec. A-Ths Grand Trunk au'
thorittes do not appreheud strike among their
locomotive euglnecrs, and are fully prepared to
meet the emergency. Slxty-s1x engine drivers
md seventy y-ono frenen hare been dtsmiaseti,
ano there are still In the CompanY's employ q
number Of men fully Quulihed for positions not
in the power Of the Company to give. They
dpny that the reduction Of wpgcs took place
last ycar, and aIa that men re reeeiyipg as
, 1876-12-23
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

6pEEfU D3x}E1cN
LAWRENCE, Kan., Dec. o2.-Tho tender Of the
engine of tra!n No. on tho Kansas Pacific
broke down yesterday morning while passing
over bridge No. III, q few miles cast of Hays
City. The bridge timbcrs were crushed, and
wont down. 1tile ears at once caught fire. Tho
express messenger, Frank Webster, was taken
out dead, and ttp mall agent, Leroy Crandnali
suffered terrible burns about tho nrms and
body. A brakeman wus the only other poraon
who suffered SERIOUS injury. The unfortunatc
Webster was tho messenger robbed about Two
years ago at Munclc by MeDauiels and bis
famous purity.
, 1876-12-23
THE RAILWAYS.
TIE END IS NOT YET.

TIE END Is NOI 4 EIs
tits tho general opinion among railroad men
that The railroad war ia far from being ended.
The advance IN freight rates to and from East
Crn points, which WAS made last week. is tho
only result Of tho agreement 80 far. The fight
III regard to passenger rates remains Is fierce %
ever, and tho way matters look at present H. Is
probable that the prevailing low rates will con-
t'nue for long tmcyet. The deadlock In ra-
gard to passenger rates is caused by a local fight
between the Eric and New York Central Rail-
roads, Tile fight Inns been going OIL for long
time, and tllcro is hardly o probability that
tho two lines can compromise on basis
which would, be satisfactory 10 1otl..
Tho principal cause Of this difficulty
are the steamers. running during the summer
between New York and Albany. Ihe,o ns,. steam.
people going to New YORK; to buy tickets only
10 Albany, and there take the boats. Tic New
York Coiitral charges from Buffalo to Albany
Ns Yo1 sm fSS es. fa'e e FH as ARs e ss
rato to Now York by the New York Central md
bcforu The war was from 10 to $40 Owing to
s ss f nd mF4 hs s0a eef
months, and, aa It has not the facility, OF b
steamboat connection, Il claims the rtGht 70
charge @ less from Buffalo to ;N Nov ,d York *
road rt cannot control tho STEAMBOATS,,
and could not dictate. to :hen what
rates they should make. Under no conaflera-
ton would 1t acccde to tho demands Of the Erie,
rs such course would destroy Its own local busl-
meas. The Erie opened the war by reducing tho
rnte from Buffalo to New York from 80 to 81.
Tho Now York Central followed by reducing tts
rate to the satne figure. The Eric then went
down to $5, but tho New York Central refused
to follow, And adhered to tic 81 rate. And
thus matters still stand with no prospect OF
being settled. As lung as tlls state OF ntIa!rs
continues It ts impossible to Increase the
through rites to New York. and us long MS tho
rates to New York renian low the rates to
other EastuTn seaboarls will Of necessity keep
ut corresponding figures.
As regards tho agreement recently made In
freight rites. It Is not believed that It Is ntcudcd
| to bo permanent. Any ono can ego TINT such ati
| agreement as was nale can and undoubtedly
Will be Violated. Who Ia to decide which grain
Is for export and Which for loeal usc7 The roads
\ leading fu Philadelphia ind Baltimore wall eer-
talnly call nll thu grain they carry local ship
| mcuts. They will take good eare TINT no.lC
gocs there tlat gocs direct to the ocean vcssUla
/ The suggestion mnne by correspondent In
| ycstcr,layss TRIBUNE Is good one. Let the
same rnto be charged on thu frcights to all sea.
board points and then give drawback Oh what
/ Is exported. II such an agreement Wns made II
| mtght last for some time. It looks rs II tho
Easter1 Inngnntcs merely desired to increasc
| their revenue during tho wiutcr months ns there
| is 1,o competition by lake. AS BOON as nny-
gatton opens ngaln they will probably fnaugurate
another war mid try to force the settlement of
the questlon which seaboard town Is entitled to
the export business.
, 1876-12-23
PERSONALS.

Alr. W. a. Caspontur, Geucral Freight Agent
Of the Detroit, Lansing & Lake Michigan Kall'
road, was tn tho city yesterday, trausact!ng sun-
dry business Inatters for Ills roatl,
Mr, Frank L. snuw, General Ticket and Pas
sengcr Agent Of tho CAnadA Southern Railroad,
visited hls former chief, Mr., Henry Wentworth,
of the Michigan Central Railroad, ycstcrslay.
, 1876-12-23
GRAN(;ERS,

6peef1t Df119sck to 1h1 7HouHs.
LINCOLN, Ncb., Dec. 22.-Tho State (lr1nge
Of Patrons OF uusbanlry has bacn In session
here three days, aud closed this afternoon. The
officers elected for the ensuing year were: The
Hon. Church Howe, Master; T. Z. Dcarslsley,
SECRETARY; j. L. Loder, Treasurer; C. II. Clerl-
ent, Pomona; j. V. Wolf, member OF Exeru-
tive Committee. Tlte attendance has been
fatr, and tlle meeting full Of inturcst, though
no busuess Of very great Importance WAS
transacted,
, 1876-12-23
TElEGRAPAIC NOTES.

Gptcfdi pfgralch 10 71s Tftapne
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dee. 22.-Thc safe Of pontcs
brought by Gen. Terry from the Standing Rock
anu Drule Agencies, began to-day ut tue Union
sloek-Yards, attended by fully 5000 buyers anl
spectators. Ihe PRICES nS ranged from 81 to elU,
looks and condition Ut the beasts, is high, Tne
sale will continue several days. >"S
, 1876-12-23
BLACK HILLS,

gptcJat Djgpatch to TAs THs4Ns, u
BtooMlNaroN, ILL.,, Dec. ga local scnsa-
tlon ha. been causod In tho eastern part Of
Mclean County by TUG return from the Dlack
Hills Of = man named Nelson with 9,000 In
gold, which he claims to have mado III the
Wost III gold-mining since spring, when he left
here With $500,
, 1876-12-23
DESTITUTl0N IN MICHIGAN. {
Spteial Dtep0tch 10 3A4 7dtun4.

LANsIN0, Mich, Der. 21.~1nf0rmptlon bus
been received Of great destitutiou In Empct
and other counties north, among the new home
steaders who have recently settled there. All
donations for their relief should bs addressed
to the Rev. X Bird, Pctoaky, and will 10 car
rled by the Grand Rapids & Indiana Road free,
, 1876-12-23
How to Quonoi. Theatre Fires.

t1HNHNU1 E0NlEHfFClVl.
A Commercial reporter WIS yesterday shown,
All,l Lock streets, aAcytce forthe extingulshment
ofdreslu largc buildings, hosimp,o ndapparcutlJ
effective that It u altnoBt marvellous, considering
the length of tinc 1t Aas been IN use TINT IT. has
tres III ths country. Ii conslsts u series VI
onc-inch itoa pipes strung along under t'le selt-
luz VI the room. iuost likely to be attacked by
tho "Firu Flcnl," sumo eight Or ten feet apart,
, 1876-12-23

BPtcldI U7tFd9t5 70 TIE 7FEtRHE
Sioux ClrT, H., Dec. 22.-Yostcrlay after
noon, in.the Town Of Ziskor, Yanltton County,
Dak., Joseph Paraels, a polander, murdered his
wife by beating her brains out with 4 gun,
while, ns Ao clnitns, temporarily Insane. Two
small children were witnesses Of the terrible
deed, nnd rousei the nei8hbors, who secured
tue murderer and delivered HIN to the Sheriff
Mt Ynnktol, wl,cro he will be held and tried
for Ills cftuh,
, 1876-12-23

LANSING, Mlcll., Dec. 2l.-A meeting Of tho
Board Of Directors Of the Chicago & Northeast
ern Road was recently held At Flint. The fol-
lowing gentlemen wsro present: William l..
bancroft and L, r. Taylor, of Port Huron;
President Ja1ncs n. Turner, u Lansing; William
D. hlcCrccry and William llaMflton,. of Flint.
Arrangements were mnde for grand opening
iu few days, with all excursion to Chicago.
Regular trnins will commence running on tho
through route Jan, ~.
, 1876-12-23
DANGEROUSLY SHOT.


SrnlNoPfELD, ILL.,, Dec. M.-A mnu nained
Tiptou, from Cnrran, In this county, was shot
IN drunken "frolic" on tho public square
this afternoon. It Is dangerous wound, but
not fRtul,
, 1876-12-23
RUN OVER AND KILLED.


GALENA, ILL.,, Dec. :2.-Conrad Hipp, farmer
residing near Pilot Knob, in ttlfs county, WIS
run over by mulc-tcam on Wednesday in this
city, and sustained injurics from tho effects Of
which he died during last night.
, 1876-12-23

CoLuMRus, O., Dec. 22.-1hts morning, soo,,
after q freight-tratn on the Little Miami Road
left this city, car loaded with fifty barrels af
coal-oil was found to be on fire. Tho car was
detached from tho trim, aul burned down tu
the track. Loss about $500.
, 1876-12-23

Por7sv1L1z, Pa, Dec. :o.-John Voeter,
Daniel Mallcy, Thomas Dole, md Tlomas Lon
agen were killed LII the Continental collIery by
The explosion Of o kcg Of powder.
, 1876-12-23
Over the Tnx-Books to tho South
Town Collector, Until
He 6hull Have Had His Official Bond
Approved by the Supervisor
and Town Clerk.
The Court Decides No One Else
Can Pass Upon the Suf-
ficiency or the Bond.
Mike Says He VIII Give Surety for
Seven or Eight Millions.

DOORS 10 s,eas. at.arro"n NJ Wcrf,ek was
fafSoll YESTERDAY teho y, tho ,ntorests NJ Tho con-.
n',,n"nts III ~ en1 % r 9oudv defendant
p'n'nants aaaa a'' MI ,ho % coart onene Mr.. Cloudy
stated that lie had received a list OF additional
autotl'ss nut It's wn.." S' - the va11ltv NJ an nyol
mntarv bond. uc III. O. lal lal very little
timn 10 examtnc tho cases, but he lad four cases
In answer thereto,
The Court-Mr. Hcrr,ck has not given me |
tho authorities. n,.
Mr.. ncrrick-1 left them on your honoFs
desk ut o'clock this morning. .,ou, .n
The court-l havo not seen them. ah'
however, prepared TO dccllo this matter now, |
,rf ,nn't think will take moro time to coll
adct other authorities.
,oana anv soags ,orgs. '''n sA's "'' '''4S''' ~ ~
'o"'''' 'e''"'' THE DECISION, =
ses sna OF Geasn m the Houts
~ rown na noa1d an enion o CoanY cc1x. ermnnn
Caesg Michael Evsn s @ PEEK anS Wsf'tne "a r.
s1ss ior that town s,,, for ,tas tns yer as7q:
nhs sasa .pg bat osn Essns 'nsy ~ not yet
sass S ESs s,s ;Ss; r. sasss 81 III O.
%sie@ tse cosetos vi, hsss 70 so}lsstt Il tho
ne,ghbuthood Of s., ooo, ooo. And That 1o y se g.
ircsent It 10 tho Supervisor and Town Clerk Of the
Town, md get thelr approval 81 T. ana that WILL
liz bus done that hc has no Fight to ths warrant
right 10 give thum to lin: ttat tho County CLERK
l,as no discretion In the matter; that the law ~
plain, nnd that. until the proper stcps lave been
tascn by i.in in the way Of getting ! proper bond
and having It properly approved, 1t would be a
violation Of his duty to pass over those documents
10 Mr. Evans; ani they ask tnas he may bo un-
ioIncd from delivering them to Evans. mud that
Evans may 10 rnjoinei from receiving them until
this bond haB been given and approved AZ befUfc
mGntuncd. , 49, Ar,
Tbs papers when nave oecn pLescHteu vi tAsa s
motion on behalf of tue contpaihantta-ahao t on ~
half Of the actrndante W iaf ~ iney nnso pssssn
"a ihat y sae ,s ~" ~ ~ ~ -, enu
Rnts Lieb mid Evans, s,-thAt tlef afa 9i opEion.
md intend to act upon TINT 9ulnlon, --tEat .tsy
present goSd SonH y t9 e abess aMa oesa
ought to approve, and they decline to approve q
It, that then they tnay procure u 70 w nppsoten
by the County ;oatd; or an not sarc nat an snnt
, 1876-12-23

10 tet It approved By the County Board II he
AN, and II f,c docs, then he intends to Fet the
oks and the County Clerk Intends to Let MN
ought TO take IL for granted that tl.s Il TIC
IT, fos tic iss" Collector @ r TO- To- Do. i. not
proper fur hin, 10 openly threaten md E!ve out
We l,avo thu right to suppose that tho persons
who haYc hccr elected supervisor and Town
Clerk Of ,Soutli Chicago arc gentlemen. md
qualified for The Offices, and cannot aAsun.o
partisan relation Or personal feeling Will deelno
to approve good alltt sufficient bond l,ccanse
they do not Hike the Collector. II they do that,
they yiolatu their oa.ls. II ho presents to them
approve m w Of Il, whether they like Evans Of they
don't like him; whether they Ike t1e parties o.,
s,neq tfS bond ,Ssv Sr thGy Ike dol te IKE %av ''e Il
whS!1ei whe,' ho sat Ss' the oi!ee Or they ,ont
Iiku It; and wo are bound to assume fl,ey will
duty. 1ftt turns out 10 they DO not do -, what
Injunction, then wilt sec to Il. hut do not
think, AZ The ease row stands, thcru 10 no doubt
about Tho proprlcty u tho injunction issuing.
those men threaten to do something WHICH they
have 10 right to do. do not think getting the
bond approved by the County Board 1r ~ tho
County clSrk Is ot any imnosta1,Se' The SUPER.
ro n,sU. H. accori;n1r ~ ina AMI II thcv WON'T ut
T. ,s, y v,,t " =, M a an,r"v5 hv ,hcI
Ii rcmalns 10 be scci, what will DO tic effect Of
FL that when Mo ct e. thsr' tns nat Estng t
EoMu npFSossu pFost, ~. W. Hs,,,t''. T. Gnrornnr
Soan ~ o'csn' rl,ea.,en~c ~. think thc tT,,s
- " ~ Sn.Seahoie' ~ hoi,i mon '" ~, ~ tho
performance Of their duty, and let then, Do rs y!
Ivy nu ,,st .a o ,nt cqn,.cisc dt.rretion
lSy u9t .f. ~ or nn T,nr c.abt - n ct
IS thc.s ,InS n H., ther uty. and otcrs do thcrs
'''es' '''''' ~ '"st I'm a3, 3;,nYN nv. o>'''
70 tc aoahi tho o. IS th
%a 10 tat 4 stu to ha cnus,dcreS II e'v
~ J., unnst,v III %cnrive tha ,ic-
TX s,a,t ~ ~ oT,,,r,"n3s ~ hJs ntilrc md Il
!ehaanL o. su ths nh " liz naiuSa I'm
~ ~. ,,i,,,rcncr ~ the {ninnctnn nino nti
" ..lE ,, ~ Nc lthnr c.'1rt .ntnR+ XIII,
NAVY tos s:t,h vnmr onnr mi thern mi~Gt he n
ah,,ftv iGI Msh wv, +" sea ~ lila Banda II TO- thc
amot saoa Soses in,a9 1a ~ Scar s'r retn,yeT
fs H. ,,,rs"ntnac h,t 40 mol know wiIat
$ ,sii r. ~ 1r. this ttno nv e"'" """'
compensation VIII 4ns nv 'oou eaners et.s ''A''
,,,, u, ~, t1,,'i ~. ,,,,b. n o.1, fowl
WAL nonu w tl,,i. Il rs.ht ~. ~ nt Iao.+
.os 6: n.S 4ouu5 t"''@ ~ ous"' ~ w ~ 'eA''
sSS0T ,r,,,, s,,,-ss, flint that soon,.
' n,T no,, ..Is NM via facta he,
70 oe ~ r,st Tn o,y'nmnt pSnnM ha dS,cr,
iore ths N cnust 'n , luz ,nt ao"I nn' 4 %sraoftar
sontngeheies arsf u m.cn H.! ~,
J9' saf " ia,t an ar,.ns ~ o,t of tha nrcs.
ID has case aseii lie iniancsion Is dissolved.
Mr.. Gouly-Ihct0 may be liability LOT thc
cm9luI,cnts ~ % oi i, 1ao oi!1Sc ,'sS ., ,. - ,...
r.srf .re eou''"'AAS u'>t '"o' A4"'9"' ~ ''0'
Mr' Gon1r-About s15Oo0.
, 1876-12-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
DosroH, Dec. observation-disclosures fleda,
from Liverpool.
LospoE, Dec. 9aa.-The steamer Austrian,
from Baltimore, l,as arrived odt.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 2a.-The steamer Neyada,
from New York, Inns arrived.
, 1876-12-23

BoBroN, Mass, Dec. 82,-Janes A. Coe, o
convicted torger, has committed suicide III
prison, II
, 1876-12-23

duties Of lis Office. 10 uot supposu that your
llonor or any other eOurt. would say that this
Supervisor has tho power arbitrarily to rcf,lse
to approvu good bond, and thus furcO u man
out of oi!icp Certainly 1t tEat WIS likely To be
tho rcsult-tlle rcpus!ng Of sucl. arbitrary power
in the hnnts Of such a lnan as thu Supervisor Ut
town-the Court would exercise Its discretion.
although 1t might have the powes TO grant III
III this rase ~ uot the one dec!detl by the Court
but whether II that 10 tr,ie al injunction ought
to be granted. Supposu that tho Supervisor i.
properly refuses to approve good bonu. anu
by created, aud tho Board meet for the purpose
Of ,laklug an appointment to I'LL that yacaHcy.
II thu fAct that the U0nl WIS good ono
was presented TO the Doatd, suppose tn alich
q c.lst they would not MI the vacancy and We
would hot havs my Collector. II tho super:
visor unwarrautably refuses to approve u good
bonil, there Is L remedy by law which cuuIl bc
| Instituted ots tho part Ut tho Collector; l!e
could apply for mnnAanlus to compel hlul to
approve tho bond. II tho discretion. OF the
Cuurt Ia exercised il favor oE tho allowing Of an
injunction, It will encourage aud place the pub
| liz interests In worse lnbrogl!u than they have
ever been plnced yet, 80 far Us this controversy s
| concerned. We have mot u particle ot ub1ctttnl
subtnitting it 10 liz Court. Wcdo not carr wllo
| approves tho bond. We propuse to give q good
one, and cannot sce why the Court shuuld CT.
erclke th!s discretion, eolcedtug tho two polnta
which ure decided ~ be correct.
| . TIE COURT
The difficulty about II t4 this: The County Clerk
has not put lu any GnsweC here. Neither ha l'b'
! Evans put In any papers tu tshtleate that tue
| statements contained IN the bill md accompa
nyisK atlfd4yts arc not true; hut u far - tiles
put ~ ay sfy rsato Hxss La. tat'
Eet up u h,lM wl!i&h lc believes u be gt"'l. a'N
10 present II ~ the Supervisor anl IoaA Clerk
ufsl II they 40 net oppluyu u ", tlen Ae Mean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
TIE POPULAR sc hxcE MONTHLY, JUNE

A paper on " Lmgual development in Baby
hooL." by NJ Tame, with which the present nuipoer
opens describes cuIcus experiments on tie pro
cess ly which infants their mother tongue, show
mag that is tie spontaneous training ior tho
s, the voice rs for muscular movements The vocal
orra;s aenc dcxiori.y by practice, IN the SAME WAY
the limbs The enid that the subject OF the cNcr
ulcnts, at tie aec ~ three months and a bali. was
brought the open air. ana aid Oh carpet spread IN
the gardeu where lying her back on her face, she
would inter multitude Of dih1cnt cries and exciana
tiuns consisting exclusively OF vowel sounds This con
tnuod for several mouths BY degrees cOnsonans were
added To- the yOwes. the ordinations hecaiue aud
more artcuitc, aud the process resulted IN peculiar
lingo, which world be repeated ten times day,
spr "A quarter %: an hour az time. Tie vaguc
sounds became and more like those uttered
by adults, but srI lat tho age Of twelve mOnthsj
without ANY meaning attached 70 them. At first, Der
aceuryIuents were, TO great decree. by her own e
deavors She then began to learn Ly The aid Of others,
md BIZ imitation. Sounds repeated several times IN
saccessiom IN her hearing " which she would listen ut
tentvely and then repeat them for herself Her prtc
was wonderfully flexible Every shade OF emotion found
expression In the variety OF her tone. Compared with
the most highly endowed animals In this way, such as
the dog the parrot singing brds size surpassed them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
,la O'CLOCK To CLOSE OF BUSINESS, 3
InUcspAY, June s-P. VI.


The stock market opened with an evident deter
,pinatiou ou the part of the bulls TO Immediately
establish higher prices having made their iirst bids
fi t. ave speculative stocks al fraction abovo
the closing SALTS of Yesterday; but the supply "
stn.hs w,s sufficient not only 10 satisfy their bids
hut dcpcsS pgiU's from - 10 q percent WIthlh inc
lilsi half hour OF BUSINESS This condition was snc
corded by q dul and t'atuIrieSs market uH;I re-
ports were rocciyel from London Of doc'ncoi 3
in the price of Co"sOls, winch being ium"hAtoiy M
hiprtcd as indicating inogc warhIc appearance
,f affairs on the Continent. impaired lreSh courage
10 the bulls who marked up prccs With Il VIII,
thus calling to their aid the frightened - cGpS
who had followed after the larger OF the morn
ing. Subsequently the market brcaine ddi! anu
lcvrIlsh repairing un l:te skill! Ia h"f' u "f'' ~
the closr. Pacific Mail. being usually an eYceP''ph
to the general market to-day took che l'ah III t'o
decline and followed the rise. The hfst sues
were ut 237s02i when the stock Wont q"'oNv
down to - ~, up to 22Si. back 10 II 81 and '"'i
10 2ja, Tacre was considerable selling VI
long stock. together with sales io' sO,
account upun relnris of diSagF,ehoh''
Among the directors is to the purchase b. Tue Wv
plny Of the s,ramois ol the Panama Ifillsit O'"
pany, and "a the fact that several parties WIG n",
loaned the Company m"npy. and hold It's bones q,
security are pressing tor payment. with th"a'S ~
selling the bonds. A. the Company altc"E "'
number of steamers land mp COR want oi us'' w
public are likely 10 syIupdthze With those 'lI!''V
who oppose the purchase ut more v""N'i'' "'''e,,.
Union started ut Gsai rapidly drcEc'! To ~ ~
cred to tho opening price. and closed at OS's' i1O
item in the report of the Company, o'V'u'nN "
ceiyed fr,Gn hr shares at the international W."
Telegraph Company, $4,000" WAS the S"9.',t
much continent, because it was not KNOWN 'h'' Wa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
Business Chances.

HARTFORD. C0nn.-Any person or firm TT
L quinng gency basiar-S. cotddeh'lh or ivr
N.sr tTissC,rd avoye city, should altess " LILLIAN l.
CAPTION, Hartford Coma.
DARE OPpI RTINITl. For SAiE-A good,
III a. pohtabI LJNlN u.s.. Vel established go"s sor
10 M ct aits ol tens tie piupr,i"r has 0t,I bus
ncss ~ cy. AID will mier The purchaser his ad cash
1 uuired bLt requiring ltnud safe
bush es- no. rrpiy this Address LuCh Bon D. New
burgl, y. y.