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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30

vyznala vse. Ptihlizeiic k okolnostem 20
lehtnilcim, pfifkla il porota trest vyse u
vedeny. Svddcem jejim byl bezpochyby
.mistni knee. Tomu ale nestane Sc mic.
Nnl, nevtde nabozenstvi k mrav.
nosh.
b. hatsti zboznost An
gill lie posouditi nejl6pe re zpravy par
lamentu podan6, niz vysvita, ze cd 70.
ku 1910 vydali jen soukromnici angliGti
26 miliond hber sterlinkd (260,000.000
zlatych) ma stavby obnovy kostela. Phi
tGto ndbozenske stGdrosti svii Sc ma kaz-
dem naro2i velkychi malych NEST angic
kych Polonahy, zimou zktehly, hladem
vychrtly, nomocemi sesly - zebrak,
skuhraiici hlasem sypavym, ably mu ko
lem jdouci kfestan, kteryz tfebas ma ko-
stely a nabozenstvi v6bec znacne sunny
pen6z y6nuje, pro milosrdenstvi bozi u
sttdfil peny, "a n6z by 81 mohl koupiti -
krusinku. Neni to trestuhodna poseti-
lost nebo primo Silonost v6novati V zemi,
kde tisice tisicd nestastnych hladem a
vselikymi strastmi hynou, miliony ma
staybu chramu, zasv6cenych ,nejvys do
brotiyemu otci nebeskemun
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30
HiIdise-Esund.

Aakohc iIlKorporovany.
Hlavni kancelaf, 2fJ BOwery, Ny.
Spolecnost ia jest zastonpena 16 sta
teoh Unie cita 14,OO0 Glend,
Poiiztuje ziyot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym yyplaci podporu cd S7-24t
tydn6.
Pfisp6vky mohou zapravovany bgti
tydne.
DIE vfrocni zpravy, 1. leena 1874 Wy.
placcno nemocnym
roku 1873, s 1875 co podpora
$4,000 vyplaceno dGdi-
cum zemtelych.
Pfirdstek jmeni roku 1873, $4,000.
Pfebytek dne /. ledna 1874, 5000.
BlizN zpravn poda: :
y. karger.
183 Ontario Str.
74-H OLEVELAND,O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30
. D o hf b u

Pryni baba. Chudak pan d6kau, take
nam no tn mohl Pan bdh iest6 necbatl
Druha baba (pla5ky). Nine nejde tax
o nGj, on byl uz starry - ale ty ubohe
sirotky!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30
Ma zGDad.
BE II LINE.

Cteocs""", CotN"tOHS, Ctac1afldt1 ~
hedjaa.a II. IL.
4 Cleveandu odiizdf 6.55 dopoicdne
80 a g. so odpoledne.
Do Cloyelandu pfijizdi 80 rano 400 q
9.55 odpolcdne.
y Cresthne 9.55 rano 6 55 a 1000 odp:
DO Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 a 1873
.ncci
DO Dayton 400 rdno go edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 a 1000 rano 9.45 veE.
indianapolis Il 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
Z st. Louis 7.l5 rano 255 10 odp.
z Chicago $50 a $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezditi veGernim
Atlantic a Great Western R AZ
Ma ogchod ocglSdt a zyychcdu pfJtSdt.
z Geyelandu 1925 a 500 rano 3.45 a
1905 vecer.
Do Clevelandu 100 l0.45 rano, 40 a
G55 yeGer'
Do New Yorku 7 90 rano, 4.55 a 9.2O vec
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGer.
New orku $50 ll.O0 rano, 535 q
100 veCer.
Lake shore a Michigan South. R. n
Ma Vychod odjtzdi a pfsjtkdis 2 vgchodu: j.:
u Cleyclnadn 7.45 1000 rano, 4.lO a
10. 20 veGer.
Do Cleyelandu $50 a 5.35 rano, 2.o5
a 7.50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 41o l0.l5 rano. l35, ). 80 q
1910 ve1er.
2 Buffalo $50 7. Is rano 2.5O, {. .25 a
l1.30 veGer.
Do New Yorku 700 rano 40 32O
1900 veGer.
Bostonu $50 rano 5.oOall ve5er
Na zdpad odJi<d5 &c edparlu ptylzQt:
zClevelandu 5.85 100 rano, 2.8Oa6.5
odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu 1925 1855 rano. 3.45
1905 odpoledne.
Do Toledo l040 a 1856 rano ZOO
H. 90 veGer,
2 Toledo 300, ESQ 1875 rino 3.
geGer.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano S.2oa92
veGer.
z Chicago 100 a 9.2o rano 5.s5 s.2
veGer.
Il New Yorku 1890 o.45 rano3
N1l.00 vecer:
q Bostonp $50 900 rano o3o
veGer
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30
Il b aluna venkovG.

Neoylo iedne tanecni zabayy, kde by
Honzlk Nepcseddv nebyl sosnoval prani
ci.
Hostinsky zafidil bal SC zlatkou vstup.
neho, k nemuz Honzik, ac nepozvan, take
Sc dostavil.
,Honzlku! zlatku,' vola hostinsky ka-
sy.
Honzik. Nedam, to jemnoho, beztoho
mne "a pdl hodiny yyhodite.
Hostinsky. Tedy zaplatis zlatky dvc,
lednu "a vstupne drnhou "a yyhazoy.
Dues neni mic zadarmo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30
)d l6 lodna 1876 odifdl vlaky udsne sanice tvyjma
ueGeli) jAk nAslednduje

opousu Rayard 90 dop 500 odp. Pfuifdl do Nov.
Philadelphia 90 70 olp. orousu n Phlad r 80 do,
leo odp. Ptulzdi DO Bayard 10 % dop 3 % odp
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30
L o d @ zfeni / .

PAM Vopalkova dala sIazcc vJpov6d,
protoze k nj chodi do kuchyn6 yoiak.
Sluzka SC omlouvala, ze tam byl teprv
tfikrat ze je to clov6k velmi mirny IT,
chy.
Panicka odsekla: ,,Nic tol Kdyby
to byl aspoh ofcir."
20 je," pravila sluzka, ito bychom pax
spolu, milostpani, doccla nevyayw
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30

Portyr ina vlak cekajici stafen6). Jak
pax, mladd, posud syobodna!
Statena. | ponizen6 prosim, jscm vdo-
va jiz hrdza let.
Portyr. Jak dlouho jste byla neboz-
tikem!
Stafena. Ctyficot let.
Portyr. To ie dost, ze vam to 1fad do
volil, neboztikem jest dovoleno ienon til
dni byt pohromad6.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30
Miluj sv6ho blfzniho.

Miluj syeho bliznfho.
Dtllan. Neni pomoci, Glov6ce, musite
dat 20 zlatych; museji dat JIM od pohfbu
40 M so zlatych
Chudas. Ale jemnostpane, yzdyt isem
zebrak.
Dakan. Musitc uyazit, ze isou tady
kostelnici, zyonici, ministrant, hrobafi;
vefte, mnt samotn6mu nezbude toho ami
- - zlatych
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30
X &c m u je hostel.

Babicka * druh6). Ale il isem yam
dneska az hrdza uondana.
Babicka (druha) | tax 81 id6to do ko
stella k sy. Salvatore odpo6inout; ia isom
81 tam yeera pres hodinu zdfmla.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30

Vyznani lasky.
Ona. Miluiete mne?
On. Jako Romeo svou Julii, iako ty
mne miluiesl
Ona. Jen tax malo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24
nkrarss no s,eo. .ooo. eeo.

Miss Melissa Elder was poor elsfk in
hotel dinIng.room In Atchisou, kAu..
and here Is the account from journs Of
that city Of her wonderful lack
A short time ago Melissa Rider fcll
heir TO fii9,ooo 600 sterling, amounting
70 about $500 600 600. II seems thar ber
greai-great'grandta,her, on her mother.
side, who was Roman senator, hsd all
bis property, which consisted Of vast
AFnoani Of real estate Ia and around the
city Of Rome, eonnsoated TO tho Roman
empire on account Of bis being concerned
With Marc Antony In the terrible assault
on the body Of Crsar. Cnsar'e wife was
also accused Al the same time. bat Marc
ANTONY Afterwards said she was above
suspicion, and nothing was done Ia the
matter. All the property 81 Mehssa's
greatgreat-grandfather, however, Was
conh.cated upon the testimony of de.
tective. Tho detective afterwards was
taken with frenEicd remorse and wrote
iul oohiesslon, moved 10 foinpeii and
was living ia that ill-falcd town when
The sudden catastrophe which bcfol It
cat him down in the prime Of life. Dur.
ing the recent discoveries among the
ruins OF Pompeii this confession was dis.
covered, and Miss Elders great.great
grandfather was fully vindicaiod. A
Chicago lawyer, who was travelling
through Europe, heard Of the circum.
stance, aud, by aid OF detectives, found
in the person of Melissa Elder the only
surviving heir Of her lamented great
grest-grandfather. The lawyer has tax.
en- the prosecution of the case on con-
Hngent fee, and Melissa loavcs for Rome
to take possession OF that town. or
course we tender our congratulations
$500, ,000, 900 does not grow on bushes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24
POOLE, rHE TAILOH,

Louis j. Jennings is writing some
highly gossipy and Entertaining letters TO
the World. In bis latest he gives some
anecdotes concerning the famous London
tailor, Poole, who, everybody was sur
prised TO see, left about 100000 behind
him-surprised, because the celebrated
tailor lived In most extravagant way,
and must have made an enormous loass
of bad debts. Many Of his fashionable
customers never thought Of paying him
base is the slave that pays, was their
motto-and Poole could not afford TO
take real live lord, perhaps a bosom
friend of the Prince, into country court.
Poyns, Pistol, Falstaif aud company
could not very well be presented with n
fg-eaf when they camo TO ask for clothes
and YET, Ms rule, they neither had the
means nor the desire TO pay. Poole's
bad debts of this description would make
up very pretty fortune. He was very
good sort OF fellow, although a little IN
clined TO put on airs now and then. One
day he was out hunting when rather
large party happened to be in the held.--
lie went up to Lord Hardwicke aud said
with a gesture of contempt; A fine day,
my Lord, but q very mixed company.
Well, Poole, replied Lord Hsrdwicks,
you know you cannot expect them all to
be taiIors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24
BADLY CHEATED.

Mr., Of certain town In Vermont
is not distinguished for liberslity, either
OF purse or opinion. Ills ruling passion
is fear OF being cheated. The loss,
whether real or iancied, of 9 few cents
would give him more pain than the de.
struction Of an entire navy. He once
bought large cake Of tallow at a coun.
try store at ten cents pound. On
breaking II TO pieces at home Il was
found to contain large cavity. This he
considered terrible disclosure Of Gu.
pidity and fraud. IIo drove furiously
back TO the store, entering in great er
citemeut, bearing the cake Of tallow, eI.
claiming vehemonlIy:
Here, You rascal, you have cheated me
Do you call that an honest cake Of talowi
1t is hollow, and there ain't near so much
As there appeared 70 be- want You to
make Il right.
Certainty replied The merchant; m
make Il right I didn't know the cake
was hollow. You paid ten cents pound.
Now, Mr.. -, bow much do YOU sup.
pose the hole will weighf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24
AZ GOOD As rHEY HAD.

A Woodbridge youth was taken 10
Newark on visit few weeks ago, and
on the night Of bis arrival at bis aunt,
she inquired il be liked milk. Mhen
answered 10 the affirmative, she told
him where be would fad some. The
boy found bowl Of spearmint tea Where
she said the milk was, aud be had wal
lowed about half Of it, when the lady
came out, saw the mistake, and exclsim.
ed:
GoOdnessl that isn't milk.
lent Il? asked the boy, as be stood off
aud surveyed IL.
Why, that. spearmnt lea, Dida'l you
know il wasu'l miIkf
knew il wasn't like Woodbrld
milk, was the reply, bat though &
might be A. good as you ever get here in
Newatk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

The Burlington Hawksye is inclined
to harbor the conviction that no man can
realize tAe geological history Of creation,
the slow, regular development. and shap.
Ing Of things in the sIow unfolding cen
taries and AGES, until be hsS watched q
sssg Of mes 81 work on The streets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

That every day has its palms aud cor.
rows is universally confessed; but lei ns
not attend only TO moarnfal truths II
We look impartially about US, We shall
1nd that every day has likewise its pleas.
ures and it, JOYS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

Ma, what IL lsBkerf inquired bri ht-
looking child, the other day. I'm SUI
don't know, my sou. Where did 80
bear the wordf Why, al sunday seL o.
You know they sipg, Wen stand tue
storm; il won't be long; we'll Ianksr by
aud By.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

A Western tailor advertised, Wanted
Two Or three steady girls 10 pat on pants
Or. Mary Walker called next morning
and said, Now bring on your pants, aud
don't look. The tailor explained, aad
she left with : sorrowfal air, vowlng that
she would send him a grammar as soon
es che got home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

There Is no less merit In keeping What
we have got than in fret acquiring it,
Chance has something 10 do with The
one, while the other will be the effect OF
skill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

III shon does got biz boekst yull OF
abbles. and William does got his hat
vull, how mSny more does shon got than
William hasg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

A man in Illinois broke into the house
OF . widow. She pitched him out Of
doors. A striking evidence Of the power
Of The widows might.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

been paid into scamcns hands wills they were
sober for WAGES due aud accriHg. anG No complaint
touching the law its working from any such seamen
has ever reached large number or disputes De-
tween CAPTAINS and scamen lave, az authorized ny law,
been settled IN this Office.
Capt Duncan claims the following as tie result OF the
operations OF the law
Shanchacng fraudulent shipments, fraud In paying
scamen their advances in paying them on have ceased
To exist seamen Of bad character, mutinous and insuD
ordinate have b. great extent been wcedcd out OF our
service The moral status Of scanen has been raised,
iuasnuch as they temperate and prOudent 20
class than ever before Ill treatment Of sealnen on
slipb0ard Is OF rar0 Captains may sec ana
Thoroughly examine before engaging them sea
men are rendered board while their vesscs are AZ the
dock and 10 to sea orderly sober and O5edeBt they
are Ors tOred rs the fairness OF their settlements by
their landlords and every injustice that Is shown Is cor
rectcd ut Tie SPOT The mutnies, riots and fighting
which prevailed under the old stem are now unbnOWn
of harm 10 sailors and OF trouble 20 shipcwners
and masters eX only in part. one more cyil re-
naips--aud that grevOus One-Tbich, although mol
reached by any existing law II may he proper 10 nouce
mean the undermining Of American seaOinE vessels
particularly steam vessels IL is not right mat crew o:
handling ship that should carry l6 II Is not right that
me largo steamers should be seat 10 with scarcely
spamon enough 20 two OF tho eight or ten eDOas
which the law Ob1es tlCn TO carry. But thlt these
5 are %. daily occurrence the records OF this Oiicc
Will clearly show No feboat can be properly manned
for seascrVce with less than i've stout abeDDdeG ana
sliiful .amCn. And vet not single fOrtISh-eJlng
Renev pit into each OF IFS e-boais three such mon
IL /, not long steamship Of LOO tons lett ths
port the West Indies with hut three seamen ON board,
exclusive OF officers!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

The individual creditors cot Reuben "a. Howe ..
~ Tie late nTa cot lioNrs q Stacy. hsutrt.. l,dt u.'
inr yystotia, before Register DAYTON OF sec. 1 Io.I
way. Ihr as. su,c. Nr I1n 1ppcu, presented h.s
port and dSld nd OF ave per cont WIS ir4lut mat-
boo. Cp p,r r nt 300 al Che estate ot Charles 4 Macy
paid 100 pr CONT hud lnoh.l dividend pf about to ror
ni viii DO. paid To- tlo cred tors of tr nun' rrr ut
having Jo,n previously pad. Ilcfo arc about 300
cf,diu.ra
meeting of thr creditor ~ Charles g.. wilson. 'I'c
ip clocks 90 40. Co. S.asaut ws held cal tir u7 of
Henry v Allen. AZ. trr lu liant rIIiri, Ht 500. t,-
Br1,Iuav s,.,fal c.a BIOL ucir proved. aud tHH., ~
,.tr.J 49, I..I"d Ia.I.lr.. iLI u.NIIU.. about
$500 coo tu ihf uIur. pIl CO., fIU ft. .'nH
.ns: en- rle. tift. -..V.i Brdv ulri Hu-H tIu Iiul
si1iU. E.f Dlp.rt. tllH5i H,uu.a b. ae., rl,l1. .
u.uult I.I.s 4ud e. ppH, Company, h.uls.
mot ,e,ts Dor. at ths nicr uf iu.c Dayton. irI...I .I
bans ptci. CO. No. Jl2 Eto dNai aud .n o.. tDYr, uf
thr a.ip.,e. George Gai'.lr, dividend ~ pr, crn
Gland.
Atam.etn. 90 tur creditors 81 isaas lchefrr d,I,
ia svrups. ru. 20 t.itflHi no., DAVID VIZ .tu. Nn
us tpftuUit H.. N.is tHu.ru al .utr Don tfuN ItN.
Assignments i.r Doe hcu,h, 200 ffiuir vtt. u'H fcs
D. .ns viil thr Cou .lcrk by Al tiHitisUn .f DID, $40
II liplcy. %, james ~ iilt,Irn.h .nt 6.lr..W IHl
fr,y H. x Ilit. h,p.k g. COZ o. uD Iprur Know
bt Dtof., g. and Nm %. A.ee.l tu Wu %. tHurIl, aud
bIrI ststcrf, .Ih thr tulIt pf Common lI.tH hy
EIrd ID. I.rllu.t a. Irl'cr. Iud t.aI.- ifl.
renee. Nuu IItut Hn Iguurlt fu MnI. D. u.te1
fpr thr b,irl ut II'. tuaitJst stat r tDir auIic,
at -tp~.- 80. uud tHfI r.' E.ta at .ftl a.. lttr
a--Itrtrs' loud Is n.,d $40 % 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
STATE TAXATION or Banks.

BANKi,G BIS PaOrE,Tl,'5 AGAINST ALLEGED '>-
JUST MISUNDERSTANDING 80 DECLINE FUR
THrR VOLUNTARY PAlAWSr eY CERIaI~ TAXES.
The Committee Of the CedCjng-house--I0hu
J. williams }. l.. Yeruulyc J.. ID. Happen, .. j. sA,r-
man, AMI G.. y. Jordlnto whom WIZ referred Oh, Dub
jectol the taxation Of banks hy aa state hevs te 8
report which adopted b' meeting az bIna officers
and from which tie following D. :akeaa
The Tax Commissioners Row aim ne right to tax The
surpius g. BE- %. National aud S."e banks and uut cri}
the actual surplus but what appears 20 Ice td. aga cat
elOuI. Of surplus discount. .cigFj and excl -- -'-
DID together, as lhey appear OIL 20. nopAe OF ~ hA'
debts or contingent liabilities. Inis prcmet tgd tax
squarely conlicts with sound banking, and so Tar as
Tue poeJ o. tat United otatC can be- inferred nom jig
ncts is III direct opposition 70 c intent Of inc General
II is quite evident that il o caort which the country
must make % ordoI to retil" 20 secle cuifr4., &c
commercial community VII need aii the ala that tue
banks can possibly supply; 'al your committee Woud
regard Il as national cii@iy u;hhlAs !Ha..tu.,oha
should Gnd themselves. al such a3 important l1lttue
with IMPAIRED surplus reserves, which every sound INK
should enaedyOI 70 isses1 10 t4' extern o. at east %
Der eontum Of ito capital. While, tueu, yOar committee
emphStc2ii' d'sciam Tor y,u ana lot 'nehI.t luy
OF taxes. both state and Jutcd States, they cannot
de- S'I NOR esTeS,S under he recrnt cosii,triin
OF the SewNOrE State law. For, observe, tie United
States net only do not tax the surplus but they allow
bank to dciurt from it's capital sto,k al United Sta'e5
bonds either on Land or deposited ~ Washing On-ind
FeJuirc payment OF tax only On the balance VIII the
city authorizes allow no such deduction, bu require tax
u bc paid full value % bank shares, i1Ciug tho
INV tnifl IN llitt0 idlSN btui hh lint TOO men
other personal property il reduced valuation To 60
he dollar and tbe bank share Is k6pt 40 100
discrimination % 40 per C,utln against the banks.
Now. what difference ina rsrli does ~ make WHEELER The
banks as,,ssed al creator rate OF taxation (Which
the law expressly prOhIbsl, whether hey HUa
increase the valuation Of bank property Of 40 cent
Other propcrtyi 1t should not be overlooked, 100,
that ~ the hnds OF individual UDited STATES bonds
aud oven gal tenders are exempt nom taxation elO-
gether
approval tine following resolutions.
R's9rsa Ils IN we" Of uS pVsuon SlCn tne DanAs
being liable indefinite taxation by bOtl-B committee 10
20 Congress to the state lrCauTG
sch cOusica Oda IN regard 10 ts subject 6S VIII l' u an
early aud equitable adjustment and proper limitation o. bank
taXaiOu.
Rssoea Further the banks a@rco together that oy
henceOFtn decline furaer yUlIa payment Of" l-es
IOH he holders Of thoi ~ c The ia roi requiring
payment from the banks ard 'dvO the 1ca 10 Do col
eCtcG Guurr Tue operation OF existing avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
no dOub. an ingredien, to r,i,. sacrifice o, huns.

nshed no doubt ingredient 10 Iris sacrifice OF INNS.
e but let t be well understood that this element the
Improvement swindles, which now forms the scape
goat 10 the apologiss OF the heartless seaings. IL
altogether secondary and subordinate 70 the deadly
agencies working underneath the ground
Jobbery is not as cnca2 the welfare Of a community
its reckless benehcares ~oud make people believe
suppose only 800 OF the excessive mortality OF iast
charged 10 the stcalings ~ ~ takes
only Is days In the average TO manic deah sId
H. as has been observed 81 cases OF sickness constitute
the minimum OF disease coming TO case OF deatb We
have the griof loss aud expense OF 407.5O0
days spent without necessity In the sck room aud death
chamber, since even In the case OF child IL takes
grown person to it, while for grown persons tho
loss OF useful labor doubles, and this must be charged 10
tho debit of tho operators who have ganbed In aud
rchsd themselves at the expense OF the lives health and
prosnerlty OF their fellOw-eitizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

TIN. ANNCesL INSPECTION AND DANQURr-sTtIIsIICs
or THE INsIIrU TiON-SPELCH or The hon. VA.
WALLER PHELPS
The Governor of New-Jersey, the members
OF bc Legislature, The other state officials, and large
number of Invited guests made the annual inspection Of
the ueW Lunlc Asylum at MorrstJwn in That state. on
Thursday This institution said 10 he the largest and
complete OF lis kind in tho world. It + rapidly az
lToat ching complete and Dcds only further outlay Of
100000 90 furnish it. After the inspection the com
pany lat down to banquet spread in the dining
room and chapel. Species were made By Gov.
Beile. ex-senator Gated, Senator Randolph. eX
Con {, ossman lii, ex-G0y. Parker, the Hon william
walter Phelps and otlers The Hon JohI i'm IN his
speech gave those staff tics OF the As um; Total apprc
pIiatiou to lie Asylum, 72,0JO00O Earth cAclvtted,
100000 cubic yards stone Esed in walls, 900 TONS
brick 5000 600; IONS OF sand $4,000 plastcfin:,
10000 tons covering SO number OF doOls Zoo
windows 600; copper u-cd 1000 tons iron beams,
700 ions 10 miles OF non pie for gas water AMI steam:
The flooring covers and the wareT table . mile
usid, walls contain Il ailc of stone ana the OHt-
side l. mics All cNccIt tae lumber ' the production OF
Eew-Jers.y, aud out OF the s2,oUJ1)O appropriation
thrce-quaI.Crs ~ II has .,,u paid to jersey labor.
The ioluwi. is tie spt EEL ot Mr Phelps;
Ii.s b: Ike tc ga. Iho hr, hour one 5 so sick b..
afraid hr di, 1ae NJ. Ln'r nee 80 nIn'n tic+ef tr
aiTdiu ho won't. Now when cu,cTcd this mil al ms
was aiiut would De called GA 90 s9'46 n.,r"..d
tleso $50 NIe "!l ult orators on tue oIt', Io" N'
Nay 10 bergen Jc,6vy Is tiCc; Jvr,J is rl'gutHt 49,"
only trouble o. So mach cio9u'i'e rs we "dp o oll
risars-noi enough topics 20 40 i0aad 20 '' '''e '
Is lTchton dhu dohhyut-, an IEItci'I Itt.' go
Morn, and E,stH, AMI crnI.icbhuE' ah" ihc = -'i"
huJ scu-, sac Bcdlo. tue fuLee, tIc Alli !r"-' an
Nm 5 T,stcr u..yi.-Ii.rI Iui Witl alr these
among maIy! J,rs,y's ;ouh- ato hniei J'is'!
Ceniicm,u ol ue Commission, you have given " d!
new snj oct. You ~ry 20 blame ior iI a,'i". Al'''
iIt,.I.r I .g,. b3,,, t.r isf,.t Asylum iu 3D."
.rH1 i'm. ...t .HH IfHF .. d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS DU>CAN-G0OD "s LIZ
FROM THv SHIPPING ACT-UNDERMAENiNG WIS
Sells.
Captain C.. c. Duncan, United States Ship
ping has made hs report Of tho operations
OF tho Shipping law for the fourth year since It's enact
ment 10 The UHitcd 5tatos Crcli. Court. Hs says:
The fourth year OF the existence Of the law known
the shipping Act OF 1872" has been marked for the
Ouct thorough unObst uCtec and evidently tsactOry
manner which that law Inns been Administered al this
port EcitLcr opposition obstruction has been
cOuntered dur1S the year and the only friction has
caused b tho persistent, aud Ia many cases successful
e0ts o. i5w sbipmasters. ShipOwn shipagent and
sailors Landlords 20 violate CYale tbs pgCgi6Uu6 Of
Section Of the Shipping Act (evised Statutes, Sec
1000 which prohibits the extoruOn Of "bOOdmOney"
iron! 6cdinen seeking employment Ia many eases the
competency OF seaen and the ratio OF wages have been
made secondary III importance 70 the amount OF blood
money could be in tis way extracted from them
There lave been shipped at this office during the
iust closed 49, OS scaDcn. OF which 5ClS have been
Shipments ana for tkese latter ices charged 10
yesse Thirteen thousand. three hundred and
ninety were ghpped without advance wages Ia the
Same period 24.277 were paid OF; @l,5l7762 30 have