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A Curious Craft.

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More than atx year. since, New Brunfwtck
farmer, living oH the Cppcr. " John, took Il
into hta head to build vessel In which to take
Ills family tn Australia. III went to St. .Iol,n,
and there Visited shipynrn for the first time Ii
Ills life, and examined The build OF n schooner,
Returning home With few tools anil u book on
Sayigati9n, he woTksd .t al The time he eou1 Ct
"iavIga.lon book /" eyenlnga. At The end Of
si1 ycarr hts vessel VA. completed: Dur
l,nE the spring frcshet' be 1oated tho craft
pended every Iolnr be coula rasct Including
the proceeds ri the sale Of his farm. Mr. Po'ne:-
f!ni,ng that It wn. m object Of cnriosity, nj.
yancea the money for m ousGt and chartered
l,cr to- take to Philadelphia The ernfs is said
nut only 10 be 4 great curiosity In point Of con.
struction, but l'ns numerous inventions never
before seen on r vcsscl of any kind, which Mr..
Draper, the backwuols builder, las studied out
himsclf Draper has chartered his vessel for
three months In order to get the means of TAX
Ing hla fa,nily Of, trip to Australia. The vcs-
SCI is Of about ~ tons hurtlcn. She is expect
cd here every day, and will remain In tho har-
hbr several dnys.
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Hard Tlues In south Carolina.

LHHF79VUW =.
Tho Judge Ut thu Court ii Common rlrns at
Darnwell, i. c., llad tu bring husinrss 10 II sud
,iun init lust wrek to SAW colossd lurnrs FROM
starvation, They snil thy ha.l been without
food for tl,a whale day, and could gut neither
money liar credit Tho kiualrartctt Judge lrs'.
ccr,lrd 10 give tl,eln thu following "cEuIilts VI
eoulf0rt'': s'Undcr the clrcuustanres, will be
compelled to discharge you, for canI.ot keep
YOU l,eru In q starving cnnalt!on. But you aee
10 what q condition You hayu brought tho coun-
ty. You are not Without b!a,Me f0r the men In
uttlco, responsible for the stoppage Of tho court,
were put itcrc by your votes. Hcr1 We asu In
tI,c month Of AlAy; tlsrru h M iAoncy tu pay
yuur Judge, tn ply Jurors, 70 support the pris-
Oacrs III JaLf, or pay tl1e other oxpcnscs q tllu
county. You cOlorcn voters ure rcsPunstble lnr
this thInE, for by your votes tho ba!l nun Nhu
have brought about this lanlentabla staft' ot
Ata1ss Wcfp elected"
, 1876-06-12
A1fljsEaII:Nrs
ADEI,PHI THEATRE,

This fMonday) Evening, juno IL, 1876,
NEOPEN5Nf; OF Tl1F: ADELpUl.
(rndrr the Management Of Leonard Grover.
a ABRILI.IANTC COMPANX
:, Adah nich,nond Lizzie Kelsey, Lutn I,clmay,
Walton, Cura q Austin, Latkln Il Aruetsong,
Harry Little, Lynch, Armstrong, Ida Hayden,
Lnttlo Grant, SPENCER, Erpcdlct, Layton. War.
Eotc Prices: Dress Circle 25 et.. pnsqnettc
81 cts.: Orchestra. 80 ete. /; Grand Tier, IL cts
UntF Mtttnru SATURDAY
, 1876-06-12

i. lIY,onn, AM, NJ d. Chicaso: u. Il. Kccn,
TiiE hEHL NAN a sptR,r ONLY. ~ H. l..
FAMsswonTn, aservant o. thu tnrd Jcsus Chriat,
and member Of thu II. rhu1 Dar. lomo., pp.
SELECT POEMS or THOMAS cAMrnEL1., Ed.
!tsa, with nptos. by WjLf1aM j. toLyE. H.: ".
G,h VIZ kGftrs'4ss s.pa9s as, asssq la elxs! M ~ ssr
ca!S&f ?sffS q gEI!;s;A ~ sss!: xsS ,on.lErlc*l
Fl il tie rnivefsity = d f B"ns,. Translated by
."s S,s NJ M.s III III n tSs Fl sGs s
euminsry at Andovcr, Mnsr. Avo., up. l7U.200.
kSAsNiH NsT KIN: Ff;t2Ht yA',tF1nx x1nr
sr,uo1lEs or Dun INrAsr NArlux, ONE Hug.
!s.ifsts'! nse, pp s :s III: Rev 9otk: s9' boda,
rhMiLiHsiH i III fALks TO Ioys. by the Rev. joins
iiAL.1 PR. PR. Eevfosk l2fno.. Up. w. New
EhisY '1S: c'ith"o: assa is iscruns pr1vsnrn BE-
PORE THE SUNDAY r.LEcrrHE anGtErr, At Nc.
GnnlsE 1ssa 1I A. ,S SS SsSDAT {a ArrtSooS MAr
taper limo, pp ~. Cllcago: FsFgna rfnt.
oxSN g rur MILL " w. mAr. 1es.:. ,.;.
S*! tsF $l4 :Sfi::s issh :'es fnsiss @ p.s
@ q SsfSst Aatat q Il @ffi ais 10 " s stady tss 81
Insegt.:" iaper:, pp. 2Hs. uoston: Estos 1
p4 Sf i ssi9so'? ,dtSs MS hkSns ssss"ce
:is. S:%. $S%; '@ @chsase' Ssn's"' Aeeu': e.
GitoWN AT OXFORD: 4 Novx,., " T!,"a.I
| iiyonks; Chicago: Donnclcy, Lloyd j. No
ri1E C:tSTE$S1AL HISTORY OF THE UNIT
~ STATES: FnoM rMs Discovery Or ~!
Ff1taT CtNTENY OF AAEHn.SN ISpErESbEysE II
, 1876-06-12
MINNESOTA,
Pigeon.Shoot,nG-Icc ut Nulut.-A Gang of
Young Thlovus--Ouu Fellows --Atiaccliano-
aras Aakn

~~fe'AN~~NAs
-.
Et son.o'"pa' 4.,'an,,, ,,,.ua,,a "as y"
~. n -" I'LL 'e'''''A'
sn,r,s, cor,..,oo,.,r. =, ~. T,taur.
sr. P.rt.. M,nn' ,Iunr 8-shnt.r,n erncrts
orc hovIur n tbrce dave, contcst nj n,rcon-
aho,t,nu at tho "a. poui Ch,, rro,,nd. on inlc
f,n,n e. 49,. nrara, ~ ~ t,n,, trn. -, ~,
eo'Ho' 4ot ls'@ea ohe'eo W t"c e4up' lFcc 10 a.'
comers lle shooting 80 Tar Inns oeeu good,
but wns best tho first t1ay, Tuesday, when FIVE
~ tho sI IT, for ."onnd ti,,r anl So,rt,, nr,."s
~ s..s ~ o.eo"o' Ill., ~ aa ..''4," m
were hltcen' TWO, Ana I'VE respectively A!Ler
the shooting Of yesterday. the sportsh'en held
meeting and arranged for the organization Of
State Association for the projection Of isl, aud
...,,a rf,r1,t ,,.,.o. ,r.. a. ~. axor,n, t,.1,v
6n"'e' I'sA. p'iNea "4o ~ W 49, Ato," 'o.s'
WHICH chaH Inc co"test,-th'eo pclh6 lo5 tie
best averages OF the three Days.
Eavpotton IN thc west end If Lake supcrtor
.. IN, .i'..,,'..'1 nv h,. ~. tca'.II ,v,,irh I'm
10 Sill ons.fuG.eu ., tho ne,ae,, "n,eu' ,, VIZ
days ago. completely blocked Duinth llhFhoF. +.
Yeas9e @ two ssss. tsl paatA were
~ AVA ~ rnnxn Tn,xvrs
r. o," ~ q. u.',, ..s ~ .,,,
Inc eaa' e'M o. ot. ia"l naa, lof he7esal
weeks, bccn afflicted by the operations Of large
gang Of Young thluvcs, and complaints concerns
luz tI,cIr petty larcenfes. assaults upon other
boys. and C1oss lpsults toward, women. have
r bcrn ' ,1sI,y Tere,yc1 rev. ~ nj Observation-Disclosures
Tuo.,os a us y. ,eI',.,trht w w., n,aa.. ~'
armed, entered Carycr's Cave, untler Dayton
Blun, and found probably tic whole gang.
lse'se p:s, WI 1s."esn - a,, a"s' ~ ,si!s 1''
were arrested, ana several others escaped. The
twrlye wcre ~ inelinea 70 run Of feslst, nut were
Illuminated by threats o. enoot'hc' anu were
soon lodged In tic c!ty-prso!s. Lust night, four
Of those WHO csrapcd from slic care, bslng nail
starved, entered "a, ionss % N ts,c neasnooEhoou,
anu eonhGltGs! t1e lamMy ose4l5ig y r, 70 sur sur
th!eycs had ,nadec Their headquarters In the cave,
ard Ln aesnnuiated thgfc . ro,siasrae 1 sup.
ply Of rsovis!ons a1stt fuel. hlost OF tlc'n nro
said to have lately come from Chicago.
ODD fEtLo"s'
Five suhordfn!te i.'nSsa o. tau teliows
were establishes! III this STATE utrlug thc last
year; onc tlns surrendered It's charter; and three
new orcs arc about TO BE- established. There
are torty-Iodf Lodges III the sta@t IN good WORK
, 1876-06-12

law. without the knowledge Of the informal
Revenue officers. The Court faa also decided
That all mIa,leueanors and criminal suits, wtcro
sentetl TO- the Court Without the Intervention oi
Grand Jury. This will cut oH a largo amount
Of the costs Of the Court and lesser tho busl.
ness Of the nrantl jury. II h probable tho
practice will be adopted In other BtAtes, and a
much-ncedcd reform carried out.
, 1876-06-12
PLYMOUTH CllCRCN,
GRAND CONCERT
MISS ANNIE LOUISE CARY.

Assisted by Mrs seymour, Mira, Thnrston. Miss
aud ' tiss ORIENTAL oaartettc. ] on II TIIUWs. %
DAY EVENING, JUNE 1t.
ADMISSION 81.
Reserved Sent. can ,,c eccutcd without extr.
chargc ut y. u. Keen i cooks's, and at Stlsbee's,
ITO Twenty. second STREET,
, 1876-06-12

PERIODICALS tECEIVED.
american J}o0isttter fur June l {Amcricau News
company, New York;.
Literary 1ortd for Juhc Is. IT, Croc;er, Boston}.
, 1876-06-12

bt&ANnT CAsH.
HUsctal tvs4etpondxnt4 a Ths Ts4buaA
" DIS MONIES, la., Juue 0.-Thu Supreme
Court has died an important decision, IN which
II reversed Itself On tho doctrine hold By ma
1ority of the Court In the ease Of lsaAc Brandt
, 1876-06-12

KATY's CLAsS-DAY. AUNT Klpp. PsYCHE'S
AKT. 1sy i.,iflsA NJ ALroTr With Six lllustra.
tiDns by AUGUSTUS llarVlk. raYes. Square
lima, pp 14B. Hostoa: Loring. PElce, 10
cents.
Three Of Miss Alcott's brightest stories arc
presented, In this litt'o book, which, bound II,
papcr, md offered ut IL very low price, looks as
though II wcro mcnnt expressly fur tourists,
WHO Gun curry 1t comfortably III bag or pocket,
s.M! when rcat, feel willing to leavc It in tho
10 amusing they will hegullu tho jaded traveller
OF ull Ills sc,lse Ut wtafiiicss An4 discomfort,
, 1876-06-12
NINETEEN YEA ny OF HISTORY.


THE MOUNTAINS: A CoL1Ecrlox Or roEns. IL
mo-, pi'. 1Ds. ios,on: Roberts Grothsfs, CHI
Tic puctry ot thu English Language Inns bccn
sittca fur pieces which taliu tho mountains far
tlc!r theme; and IL score or more beyond Il hun
lrcd huyu beef, collected Into tllis little volume
They represent upwards Of seventy authors, Ill
rl,dllr sune uf tic must renowned. It lnukt
needs Ge that, III s,lcll d compilation, there are
many pucIs Of high excellence, enough to
warrant the existence of the volume, and create
!cmand atnong readers. Thu hook will be an
appropriate cofpanon for travellers WIN seek
Tie shadows of sulcmn-browcd hills during tho
summer,
, 1876-06-12
Record of Science and Industry
for 1875-.-Gcrman polit-
ical Leaders.
The Warfare Of Science and Religion
Col. Forney's Letters
from Europe.
Nineteen Years Of Western European
History-..MountainB in Poetry.
Stories By Louisn NJ. Alc0tt...fso0ks and
Periodicals Rccclycl...Lilur.
arr Notes.

arr Mates.
,rocora WAX nt nM sStt,N a Anan!Hfiirrsrrn "a IN
MIMI AMI MATTEft. Hy yT. IEonaE MiyAnT,
ph D., +. II. s.. Professor Of Biology at Uniycr-
flsy College, Kens!ag,oh, etc.. otc. lno.' ''Ih
~ ~, C ~" s:,.. ~ "pp'es .,,. tupo,,,o.t
oN o."'so "ut 10 w" ,,,
aInoug TIC 1aturaliata VINO nave pcen anle 70
prcseryu their faith in m Orthodox greedy while
nursuing Tie free and during Investigations of
r,Icncr II. IN n firm NM, tlcvo,,t Cutbol]c. and
oscMs. 80. w., a ~ ,,a,,. hu ~ tn ,,aotrIa ~
na tne sa'he t,lnc an uoslclch' " to uve1',le "
Evolution. Hut this pu6lttnn brlngs Eath IN an
tagonlsrn to many Of thu theortcs of this "Ag-
nnstics.n or "Know. NotD!pgs," Us tia. scctIun
~ 49, s,,o,,, s.,,,,,, ~ pt,,,s,rhv fnr1u,,ino
.! 'tu ''o".tn .,, ee1oo. - u,,a it,.Ia" a1
Hamilton, hl1l, lc"cs, spencer, nuAleY' a'lo
Bain), which asserts the merely phenomenal
character uf nlt our Knowledge, Is sometimes
ca,lcd. Mr.. Mtvart conton,s ti,at there are
n Mr. .,noc,,,snrus ,hot
many 'ni''gs o"fnc II, L",.
aro teally "hohoFAp'e' anu @oeoiH'eiy Ir"e,
~ o,,e0nc II, the nrc.cnt voumr.
In st,r,. mi viii, M af,lr,no,ton NJ t},ree
nh os'' 70 ,.,s !. a..o,,t, s,,..
ticistn, with every position that necessarily ln-
wolves It, Ia to be rejected rs MI absunllty; IT,
propositions arc not 10 bu defended which can
Aot oo e'cI eo'ec"cu ~ w ae'4ouo.y eh'st
tained by Sonic ont; ILL. Whatever cau be con-
crlycd of tho mind can bo communicated to
otns.' W .ua. tnan IT, s,,', ~ Nn,,,r. ~
e'eu' ~ .-ot. 49,. ~, 49,. ..t'...
FescAicu 70 "s lro1h our o"' "'l''"st t'c pi''i"J
lesson that our continued pcrsonal existence Is
intlyu arguments, be goes Oh to adducu eyl-
sa q a tas ss yaros It ac"
, 1876-06-12

designed in tho beginning, and II has
been ably carricd out, with such cn'argc1nr'''s
and notifications NJ experience and means
have suggested. in tho enormous labor of
c'lItIng the work, Mt. Baird enjoys the help aud
encouragement Ut Inany of tho m"st expert
among American Scientists, and titus the
Kccorl I. rendered what + aims at being, i.1ll
mud Iutl.ntry frnm ycnr to year. II IN IL fact
which sf,nul'i be reported to the credit of the
K,cnrl, tllat the English press, IN arkno~lcn'-
Ing It's cxceltenec rcgret that no similar publ
catIon OF cqtlal eofnprehensiyencas and aIllttY
lins hcctl undertaken In urcnt Britain.
The number under present notice Ia dtvtie'.
insl two sectt1ns,-t1ic llrst nf which presents
listorcnt summary of progree' during thc y"ar
1915; nlls! thu Second, ker}es Ut compact tn!ra:
graphs communicating the discoveries of sf,ecial
Investigations. Othgr valuable features q ~, TIC
work nfc list of the more prominent p,'lrn,,
t!ons on scientific subjects that have kplcarcd
III thu pHst year; mil q ,scrology tonta!n!nE the
nalres With brief nntccs nf the men of Science
whose places llayc Mcn nlade yncaitt SlnGo the
Issue OF thu previous Record.
, 1876-06-12


A CENTENNIAL. COMMISSIONER IN EUROPE,
n aos y; f1nshI Eais, ,'as ~ io
lila: j. ii. Llppincott 4 Cn. Chicago: Jansen,
btcCurg & Co. lrfce, S1.50.
During the year and a half that Mr.. Forney
WIGS representing The United statcs Centennial
Commission II, tho several nattons Of Europe,
he maintained constant correspondence With
the tournal which he cdits and hIs letters were
rprigt,y IN style, and filed With interesting III
tcligame. They had tlc true rcportorial qual.
ity VI being ncwsy ami fresh. They avoided
tho aelneycd themes that travellers hare worn
thrcntl}mrct md chattcd nbont persnDs and
things ttat had the attraction Of l,oyrlty ns ws!'
as Of consequence. Still, inuuy of thc1u, plens-
unt rs they werc in their destined placc, tlo
eoIsml,s t;f II newspaper, were epl!cnle7nl IN
their character, md would better hayg r. biG,! IT,,
nlty " u yuln,nc Of travel. Tllls being said, Ne
nay @ finally n,Iu that sir. Fornry's voltimo VIII
aiIord su,islsy hours Of profitable entertainment
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That mean and parslmOnious bill to re-
ducc the expenses of orr diplomatic aud
consular service being up in the House for
debate, il is possible that some product of
a Western log school house, who does not
know pERIOLEl and AsrAsfA from three
yoar-old steer, may disgust the Homeric
taste OF the country by Offering bcastly
amendment 20 abolish the Greek mission.
In this shocliing event, Representative
MoNRoE's first duty woull Ice TO fly TO the
state Department ana put flask OF
smelling salts to II,NtLroN Ffsus ncsc,
ana fetch him around. The collapsed
Secretary OF state being SET up to face
anew the coarse rclli,m OF a Denuy-savng
Democracy. il seem. To Us that Ilcprescu-
tatvc MnNRor should order out the entire
Crock reserve in the state Department,
which may be found in Despatch No. 293
from JonNMLMptru READ. American Min
lister. aud should rush INTO the House and
charge ia column front on the spiritless
economists who are saving the peoples
money.
1t is easy to predict the effect Of that
despatch, the best Of the whole three
which the Greek mission produced in the
year of was e, $50 Flung like a spear at
HOLMAN of Indiana. he would tall face
downward on the door i'll the cowardics of
shame and awe and crawl under his desk.
and there get instant conversion to the
Fl.hv faith that PERIcLEs aud AsPAstA and
join MEREDITH READ aud the Acropoiis
of Athens are worth wasting $4,000 n
year on. For Despatch No. 29j. gravcly
written, with sophomore fullness and
Homcric glow. announces 10 the : 'creta-
~ of state OF the United states Of Amcri-
ca. that The French Mediterranean squad
ron cast anchor in the Pilsrus on the llth
day of June; that Vice \ dmiral the Baron
DE IA RoNciERE LIE NOURY. commanded
it; that the Baron Admiral made "A formal
call on him, Ambassador READ; that he
had known the Admiral Baron in Paris as
the President Of the Geographical Society
Of France; that the Baron Admiral felt
sorry for the KIM of Greece; that the Adj
mirnl Baron had communicated to him,
and evidently not in confidence. his pun
pose to visit Constanunoplr. but remarked
that he must return TO roul0n in time to
reach Paris to preside over the luternn-
tional Geographical Congress: that the
/ King ana Queen of Greece dmel on board
the Admiral Baron's flagship; and thar
two days after, the Baron Admiral dincd
with the King and Queen OF Greece.
l. not this tremendous intelligence
worth paving $4,000 year for? Mr.. HoL-
MAJ of Indiana, can you lay your hand on
your heart and say that the Greek mission
and ions MEREDITH READ are not cheap
at that price; II you can, You must be
shamcfmiy unclassical ana dissustngly
| practical.
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has taken concrete form in particular
and consuming spite against MIR. LEAR.
lie openly boasts that that gentleman
shall never be confirmed us Attorncy-Gcn-
eral, and is working nghtand day to move
the state Senate toa rejection OF the name
when il shall be sent i'm by Gov. IiARr-
RANT.
This is the first time that the Governor
has come into any direct conflict with the
boss of the Ring. The event ill deter
mine whether HARrRANFr or KEMBLE IS
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. IIARrRANrT has, up to this writing,
postponed the issue by Withholding Mr..
LEAR's appointment. There is no OBJ
lection TO Mr.. LEAR save that he has
crossed BILL X EMBLE's path. This, how
ever, is an all-sullicicnt reason, from tho
Ring point of view, why he should be
stricken down and trampled upon. To
this end KEMBLE's energies and all his re-
sources are directed. Perhaps II dozen
members OF the Senate and House are
stockholders, 10y the grace aud provision
OF KEMBLE, in the Continental Passenger
Railway. He will spare no effort and no
expense TO accomplish one of two things !:
First, to prevent the sending in of Mr..
LEAKS appointment by Gov. HARTRANFT;
secondly, TO kill the appointment If ii be
sent in.
If Gov. HARTRANrT takes manly stand
in this matter, he will strike powerful
blow nj the Ring bv striking blow mt the
insolent head centre of Ring villaiuy.
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outraged all American traditions, by in
wiling foreign powers TO NEEDLE in the
affairs Of this continent.
There is still another aud perhaps a more
powerful reason. GRANr refuses TO snow
his hand in regard to cuba now. That
card is reserved for the National Conven-
ton. While Congress Is sitting he carries
on secret negotiations that may explode
any day in war, and when the peoples
Representatives call Tor the facts, lac shuts
the door in their face, or tells his secretary
Of State to answer hy bubble that il not
far from lie.
No ministry i'm England could hold power
n day which would hesitate to answer n
call Of this kind in the broadest manner.
Yet here the President and his Secretary
usolcntly snub Congress, lock up their
portfolios, and tell those who offer resolu-
tions to mind their own business. If the
House realizes its own dignity and will in
sist on the respect due to its rights, there
is a short and summary method of dealing
with this impcttinCnce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28
j. Bill Kemblc Governor of Pennsyl-
yauia

BILL KEMBLE Of Philadelphia, the boss
Of one Of the most Infamous OF Rings, i
just now fighting fight which. in its re-
suit, viii indicate pretty well the measure
Of his power over the state.
For years this bad man has run Legisla
lures and plunderod treasures. 1t WAS he
who first formulated the rule of Addition,
Division, and silence. In many of ms opc-
ration- he has outraged the decency of
ordinary rascals. But even his own record
is put to shame by the nsOlence of the
attitude he now assumes.
To understand this attitude il is neccs-
sary TO refer to local controversy be-
tween two horse railroad companies of
Philadelphia. with the merits OF the dis
pute we have 10 concern. The facts are
these:
Tho Continental Passenger Railway, an
enterprise OF KEMBLE's. after obtaining u
charter from the legislature, proceeded to
lay track close TO the gutter Of seventh
street in Philadelphia, a highway already
occupied by the line Of the Union Railway.
Tho Union Company and the people along
tho route questioned tho validity OF the
charter, and applied for au injunction TO
stop the track-layiug Judge ALLISON, Of
the Count Of Common Plops, decided that
he could not declare the charter void, aud
that proceeluI- against the now railway
should he begun on behalf of the State by
the Atioin. y-Gcurrnl. aud that 10y writ Of
qlo lr0vunfo. AZ tnis junclurc Attorney
General DNIlK died suddenly There
was no Attorney GoucrM TO move for the
writ. KEMmE Immediately began 10 lay
his track, employing double gang of
worlmcn, and tearing up Seventh street.
to the great obstruction of travel.
This was the situation i'm October last
For some reason GOV. HAnrRANrr neg
lccted to appoint Il new Attomey-Gen-
eral until the first Of December. Mi
| GEORGE LEAR, the gentleman then ap-
pointed, considered the ease and moved
Tor writ of quo irdIy0HiO early in the
present month The WIT was made re-
tutnahle on the first Monday in February,
| and then the case is to be heard in Philn.
dolphin
The action of the Attorney General
while strictly i'm accordance with his duty
us a public officer, was Immensely dis
| l., asug to BILL KEMBLE. The hearing
will put him on the witness stand ano
under oath. Perhaps the idea of u little
incidental perjury, in regard to the man
ncr IN which the charter was originally
Obtained, is less disagrcoable to KEMnLI
than the certainty that he win be subjected
to sharp eross-eXamiuation by some Of the
kccncsi lawyers of Pennsylvania. He viii
be questioned without mercy as to lii
style Of Addition and his methods o.
Division. Whether, under the clrcum
stances, he will be able to preserve tn,
Silence which is the last and crownin.
portion Of his triple process, remains to b.
| seen.
The abstract rage Of the man at a pros
| pect 30 iLeOnyenient TO one Of his habits
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suppres.ing the cuban Correspondence.

Hinder cover If IL f.. hnical and unworthy
ouibble. Mr.. FIsu has succeeded i'm sut,-
nressi,,l, tbc views Of FOREIGN Government.
othor than snain. in regard lam. Island
of Cubo ana the uroposcd Intervention.
The resolution of Mr.. MonrtI-oy only
covered corre.pondonce between SY,in
ana tho I,uited States nud IN. Ad,n,,i--
tration was quick TO ,.nGne it strictly to
the letter of uuliry. Nhile Withholding
the most n,uortant pnint- IN Mr. rrau-
1NG'. recent d..pntches and tel,artui..
Mr. W,pptII of North Carolinn sought
10 snptiv tho omission bv a call for amy
oor,r.'1,,d.noe DURING me INST year with
any Enrou,un Government, besides snain. -
Mr.. Ffsu answers thor,.. has hnen mo- such
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28
The IIarri,bnrs "Anri-iiouopoiy" nnmbus

To TnE Euiror or TnE SuN-Sir: RAN
road passes are being very literally scattered
over the state OF penus,lyaun AMONG repre-
sentative. wurNinemen to induce them 90 attend
an Ant-Nouopoiy Convention 90 meet iu liaui.-
burg Feb. l. rh- Convention was Gated boy scott
through .rtAlu of his tools Co iuAuufct uIe pub.
d. oiluinn FOR hts les i- Pacific uill.
Prominent trade uulonists are BOUGHT over,
ans one ur two / dor pdp"ia have been uhcrrIly
subsidized tn father the scheme. Inc rr,ulI-
tons are all prDpTcd, and the rooster" ami
"pinchcrs ere already on the ground hero
Whitiul for tic ramo. Ed r.
HAKlIsnuRG, Pa, Jan. %, 1870.
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On Saturday evening the English Glee Club
perform graceful act Of courtcsy toward Mr. orge
Il Aiken, by rendering TO him testimonial concert TO
take nj ice at Chckerng HAN Tho programme viii be
colntoHd in great part by thOfc pieces that have
Of TIE e nh.
Mr. Aiken II entirely deserving Of the consideration
not uny OF the cluh ITSELF OF which he II probably the
most Ian. rlou. anu active member hut Of the music
loving public, since Is manly due To his exerouh and
devotion 10 THIS character NJ comp stlOn that We have
lhrte concerts OF gce and msdnga music ana tha they
As Acp w from car to year Win sucl yea, Sud Av
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

To THE EptroR OF THE SUN-Sjr: A
srN correspondent, see, advocates Bristow as
tho Lihcral Republican aud Democratic candi-
date for President nosh! Greeley WAS the
could not get 80 per cont. Of the Domocratic
votes In lei2. Brslow could not get 90 per cent.
IL is not fair 10 ask tho Democrats To vote for
another Liberal for President. Give ms "A good
Democrat next time ana ne WIN get the Liberal
vote aud all OF the Democratic, and win. THAT
rs the only way to beat brant Republicans In the
Nunlun OF a IlMOOlNLYN IIHINAL.