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1bran fnd!cntes, A purpose of occupying great
part or tho rho'r Of the Roumaulsn bank Of
the Danube. This wilt prorc perplexlnc to
tho Turks, ~ they cannot oppose an equal
foree At al points, and they must lesvc some places
vulnerable to sudden concentration Of Ruts,ans
for tho passage Of the river. The movement Of tho
Turkish troops on the Dobrudscha iB suggestive OF
an Intention OF retiring from thence to the second
line OF drfcnscs. leaving tho crossing Of the Dan"
ubc comparatively unopposcd.
AN INGENIOUS BRIDGE.
The r2ue+ians have constrnctrd very ingenious
pontoon br!lge In Tho mouth Of tho sercth. which
vii! he lowed into the Danube and anchored there,
almost ready for the Immediate passage Of tho
troops.
spectal FROM KftchcneH says the n1nfch Of the
Russian army IN 1tonmani4 10 nuv 80 far ad-
vanced that The Grand unkc Nicholas and general
stat will go there Immediately. According to
adviccs from paahsng, Nuseia intends 10 have a
standing corps Of observation on the frontier Of
DIkowina.
ITEMS.
A Vienna dispatch rays tho Lembofg Il Czarno.
n1i. Railway Company has received orders 10 rcnd
no more rolling. stock Into RounAnta, and 10 With
draw Immediately what Is already there.
A Belgrade special statcs that tho Russian diplo-
matc agent left Belgrade 10 consequence of orders
from uortschakofY.
4 Vienna correspondent says snNlor that Ans"
tfia will interfere Il 1loumania declares her lntc.
pendencc Is nnfounded. What has probably given
rae 10 the runlot In the fact tlat the Austrian
Government Rayo notice It would veto Rnsala's
project Of transferring hos;ilttcs 10 Lesser Wal
1aehsa, which was On the punt Of being accom-
pl1shcd,
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&ufi0aS,
4 FRAUDULENT ELECTION.
Etkt.fdi MtInfth Ia TIA 9kfhIt1A

NEW Y0ax, May ll.-Abram II. Daily, nemo.
crutlc candidate for Surrogate Of Kings counly,
has been ruccessfal In consesting tho election VI
W, l.. Ltyiuy.ton, 10 whom thu cauyassefs gave
the certt1cuts last November. Tiar txza has been
on trial t!lEes weeks. aud was decided to-day.
Ex.Judgs Norris, himself 4 s.Flct Democrat, In
summing up fuF As. Livingston, openly charged
lhst the l,tllus- -boxeA had been sampeted with
enca II wua announced TINT Nf. Daily would
eoa.e't the s!ect!on. Judge. tl'bert charged
tas ts 'hs3 3,ax 1ss;sa as.sa H. H. +:
va. correct. and really expressed tue
will OF The peope shaJ should declare Daily elect.
I'd, notwithstanding tha certificate. Of elst tton
vlYeu by lhs canvassers to Livingston, Tho case
was given 10 the jury VI II s3o, 4n1 ut GAO vrr.
dict Tor tia plaIukit wHs rendered.
, 1877-05-12

San E1Axclsco, Cal, 3lay 11.-Thv Poss pub
ltshes communication 10 ths effect that nesotla-
tlolt ars In progresa between tbs representatives,
Of English capltallsta &Dd the managers Of eight or
ten lalnes On tho Comskock for controlling inter-
est, with Wow Of Developing and introducing
them on ths London market. The English parties
are 10 furnish tho means Of development uudsr
thsis own management for contingent intrreAt In
tho sharcs. A tkxIuia CITY u!spatcb ssys tAs
monthly eiean up Of tue California MIL, running
on Consolidated flsgtnla ort, glfes aa syefago
Yield vi %lQl pxF tuu, about half SVld.
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WASHINGTON,
The OG1co-1Iunters---Ke1log Pet Scheme
Treasury Items.

The OnlcG.11unferA-~- HAlIoEE'a TGt scheme
-~-Treasury Items.
Epsefd7 DtspateA 10 Ihs TrJbun&
WASHINGTON, D. e., May 11.--Tho question Of
the Kentucky Marslalship was settled to-day by
tho appointment Of Robert II. Et!ttendeu, Of
Frankfort, in place Of O'Ncal, renewed. Mr..
Cslttenden IL + son Of John !. Crttteudeu and
brother Of Gen. Thomas L. Csittanden, who CON.
manded corps tn tbs Army Of tho Cumberland.
lIe II pronounced Republican. Tho resignation
Of OScai was demanded soms days stncs. Ilc was
carried down by tho failure Of \ noted hrm Of
Washington o1aco. brokers.
There nse iurty.tWo candidates for tho Marshal.
ship in Georgla, Tho number Of Democrats among
those seeking this position IL increasing daily.
some Of the Democrats about Atlantis aro trying
to get rid Of Collector Clarke, OF that d'atrct,
the ground that they want native. Iii. Clarke,
with his fathor and brohcs all enlisted n privatea
In the Union army from Kohtucky Al tho outbreak
Of the Rebellion, and served through. At tho close
OF The War Clarke won't to Atlanta, bought property
and settled thcEc to lire. IIn IL most reputable
citizen, and has been Collector Of informal svcnue
for two Year,. These Democrats seeking i.la place.
however, think Kentuckian IN Intruder II he IL
Republican and Union so1acf, and 20 theY are
asking fur nAttye. 1t IL not believed ethsr SEC.
retasy Sherman or tho President will comply with
theiF Fequests.
Tho place created for George Dntter IL not 70 10
hilcd and the rostmaster 0eaersl has given notice
to this eject. Tho appropriation necessary to tho
further extension Of the Special Agency service IL
exhapsted.
The friends Of Cuba have discovered that Ksason,
when = member Of the Iowa Legislature in lH7O,
introduced a resolution favorinx recognition Of
tuba. From shFs they aEs. deriving sreat en-
Numerous complaints hsve been d1ed with the
President that the fSscnue otiieers in tieoryia in
th1tf recent raids hAya nttetteu great nnJ limo.
cent psr,ons and i!legSl'y @ dsstf1ysd % Propeny
, 1877-05-12
EGYPT.
TuAKlAu 4uLH in THE LAMB OF PqANApH-yIRr
TuAL eLAvE4f oy run PRoYLR.

TuAKlau 4utR IN TUE LAEl' OF FuAHAoH--vIR-
TuAL sLAvg4T ox Tu1 rRosLR.
a.. kost&sa Saturday ..sstfr.
Those sangulils people who beltcve In tho
possibility u reformation aud Improvement TN.
der Turkish rule should visit Egypt. We arc
10 often tuld ut tue enlightened policy Of tue
khedive that some Of III, especially tloss who
only look ot Cairo through tho win-
dowr, Of comfortable hotel, arc in.
csInel 10 think that nothing but the
incoErtgible stupidity Of the people prevents
their improvement. Bat littts Inquiry soun
demonstrates tue truth. The civilization of tho
ricereEal Government Is more apparent than
Fcal. Whero Europeans come, and wherv Eu-
ropean public opinion can bo brought TO bear,
there Ia q scmblance Of justlco. of economy. of
pFogTess. But It IL only a sembIsaca. Thu h!l.
eous bulk Of the Mosque ol Mchemct Al! iu the
cta1el dominates In every yiev Of Cairo, aud
the khedlve himself seems to oil tho fore
ground in every social or political Ticw OF
ihe Egyptians. ThrEe Is no private euterpEise.
Nis should man lay, BY money wien It
will almost certainly be taken from h1ml Why
should he Improve liz lau1 xleu the Paaha
, 1877-05-12

5r. rErsnesvnp, lfay t1.-The local Authotlliee
have reported 10 the Municipal Council that, In
consequence OF sickness and poverty. Us well A.
the sacrifices already .nade, they arc unable 10
vide the /, co., 900 Roub1eB demanded by tho Gov.
ernmcnt as voluntary offer. They offer 10 pay
tho sum BY installncnts.
CORRESPONDENTS HAnREp OUT.
Ep,Nnrna, May 1t.-Not 4 single journal in
Europe hiss received permission from Russia to
send correspondents to tho headquarters Of Tho
Russian army.
1.ospox, May II The Nadneter asys: "1n.
credible 1t may sec, there 10 reason TO antlc-
patc that Turkish financial agent will shortly vts
IL London to attempt Ia raisc. by hook or crook,
few millions Of money. THIS attempt Will fall
quickly"
NOT 40.
DRKL.x, May 11.-These IL no foundation far
tic statement TINT Prince i1ohcnohe, tho German
Ambassador At Paris, has Informed tho French
Government thattho German garrtsons In AffAca
ami Lorraine will be considerably strengthened 10
restoe the equilibrium between the military forces
on buth aides Of tho frontier.
ITALIAN MINISTER TO coNarANT1NorrE.
noME, Mly 11.-The Italia statcs tlat Count
rortl stasta Tor conHssntfnop!o Immediately.
TIN BOSNIAN INSURGENTS.
Luxpoy, 1fay l1--b 4. ma Belgrade dlspatch
says the Ilusstan Pm sclastc Committees hare de-
clincd to give any mors help to The Dosnlan In.
surgcnss, md advieco them TO send deputat1on 10
vicnna and beg for the occupation Of Bosnia By
Austrian ttuops.
eEnviA.
There is much talk ahuu: change OF Ministry at
belgrade, ard Of Marlloylcll forming q Cabinet.
II. Rtstlcs las declined to trent with representa-.
tlycs Of the siav Committee here.
RRYuorgs.
A. f.1-
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UNENDURABLE COMFORT.

8rhlsoFtrLp, ILL.,. May ll.-ueosge u. hsea.
In, OF Waterman, DeKalb County, writes to tne
Department Of Public Instruction to know ~he1nst
pupils can aa lsgally compelled to wear thts eoas
In school. iie represents that tho school u W
place u graded Ia two grades. and, esen tn ~s,u.
weather. tbs tsaehcs-h bis action being lndoHea "
two Of the three DIrectors-rstuses to allow yus
boys IL IL IL schooi during sessions ,,.nt ~.n
dssIaes IL officially tals ID ths que..!on, but ss1i
geats That tue u.ags. of society should Eossalh
ihu latter kLou1d wear cuats but. II the school
msts nat.siy, ths ula.ttt u clothing L pot 10 'A'
EoItant.
, 1877-05-12

6pfct0f U4Gp0Ech to TIE 1f1bnHk.
NEW York, May 11.-1n It's stuck.report tho
Tribune says: "Ty.day It IL given out that tho
object Of the Congress Of trunk-llne managers now
holding sessions in this city Is 10 do.
rise Ways Of pooling thclr earnings on competitive
business. The idea Of pooling the carnInss
Of railways with tcrmfn! at l3oston, New York,
Philadelphia, and baltimore, Ia Of such charac.
Ter that tho simp1s statement OF IL intent demon
stsates it, own Inpr1c&lcablencss. What tho
companies want il bus |ness+ and enough Of #.
When that Exists 10 such IN extent that tho lake
and canal bontmcn cannot for six months Of the
ycar regulate tho rate for transportation. The pub.
lie and tho Stock Exchange will cease 10. bc dis
s,.rbsd By frequent msa tinGs q railroad Presidents
of supply snd demand. t'he Congress Il still ii
scsslon, without pronounced result"
exclusive topic In railway circles yesterday. 1t waa
Sey aa @ tho s n afHs mads n
TIE Tribune Of yesterday tslat the canada South.
ern had rcconsidctcd II previous acsloa. and n.
wiih ths wsbsss, Road, took most railway men "
and many 4 et nssa to d.
ecisoa. howsset, tarIng tho day sa coa!snx Tie re
port IT was learned that the Canada Southern
bad already !ssacd O. t!me:table1, ana .has
It M ii p. p Nun H. This train vii rcae Duaio i % il o' ts
T. w tes express Of tsS NV
ger trains are OF no earthly benefit to tho rasoad
Or ths pat.enger', " she! cannot % allow south.
sss m ss s b s,t II hs tss ses ses
moro 3 Vhlo, Jay that .they viii not pat % fa,t
will fight the competition BY cutting both freight
and passenger rates. Monday the new ARRANGEMENT
for summer time Is to 20 Into effect. but 4 these
faAk.tFalh questions asc not daxp0ved Of the new
schedule will scarcely be put into opeFnfopt the
, 1877-05-12

CLENICAL AUUBES BlLL.
Ro1E, May 1l.-Tho. Ministerial organ. tho
Dirit.o, commenting on Tho rejection Of tho C'esl'
cal Abutss bill, saya the senatas vote Is in dea~
nnce Of tho Governments whole Ecclesiastical pol.
Icy. Tho Ministry ID bound 10 meet the scnasc's
action by Introducing Civil Marriage b!t and the
promised plan tor the reorganization Of acclesas.
tical property.
VATICAN VISITORS.
1ioxZ. May 11.--The Pope recelved to-day tho
pilgrims from CanalA and pilgrims from Rhode
Island. headed by tho Bishop OF Sherbroake and
Vicar. General Bouaquc. The Bishop delivered m
ndGress, md the top0 replled. Thu pi|yrtms pre-
scutca considerable SUMS ut money.
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l. already Of considerable Importance, and the In.
dcat!on1 vt grxatuf and n,osd f4i,id Development
n ths future Are not wanting. Tbs pol't.cal dill.
Can't EAds have proved . suceess. a depth OF
twenty fsrt len inches NJ low water h4s bsen A.
tained. and the delegates. from q personal exam
iustion, entertain no dnubt that shia depth will
soon oc Increased to twenty-five feet. When
ee. t. IT,
feyiss VI It's grain export trade. This port hua m
clssnlor on Tho leycc. built BY Milwaukee u.au.
Lust year the receipts wers . 7S>, HAa bushels OF
lnl!an coru. OF which 2.G0t :AH bushels. uero
shipped. ulost1y IL Easopc.. Tho delegates were
with sd I'D ccussI : blshcl htyhe. freight fron
New UslGans ~ Liverpool than ftom Eastefn ports
by way Ut Now Orleans and we're prepared to
sHpd down !. o0o, coo bushels month "hen New
Orleans csn< oaet ihs required shsp.F2om. -
ORLEANS eau reap tho full benefit of fts exceptional
po4itiun. In tLe eud,. however, the great adsan.
, 1877-05-12
SPORTING NEWS.


DABE-DALIl.
Bosros, Btny 11.-A most remarkable game OF
baseball wns played here to-day by the I!aryards
Va. tho hlnnchestsrt. Tho Gane was called at tho
end Of the twenty fourth inning, neither aide hay
ing scored run.
NuELrH, Unt., May 11.-1ctufn game: Allo.
ghenyst Of flttat,urR. &: Mapto Leafs. q.
Special D4spotch to I1s 1ttbnns.
LoxnoS, Unt.. a.Ay tl..-lllo lecumBeh Daec.
ball Club bcnt Tie Syrnclise Stars hero u.day,-7
10 =. At Guelph tho Maple. Leafs wora beaten by
The A1leghenies Of pttsbarg, to D.
, 1877-05-12

mp. Meanwhile Prince Charles received a com.
n1untcatton from Austtta. The contents of which
are not allowed to transptte. Il IL reported THAI
thu Houmanian Government IL considerably per
p1exed.
DECISION.
In the Honmanan Chamber q resolution wAs
pafred BY yotc OF rs 10 20 declaring that. a.
Turkey has severed all bonds bctwccn herself and
Noumania BY nnprovokc,t ousragcs along the
Danube, tho Ministers shall be empowered to take
any steps deemed necessary. ftia not di1scnst to
rsophcsy whas the resulting dccaion Of tho Nia1s'
try will b..
, 1877-05-12


LoNpox, Nay liza Paris Dispatch says: IA
slight dtrlcuIty has arisen betwecn Francs and Eli
g!aud relsttra to the Newfoundland fishery. THIS
IL an old subject Ut discoEd. but the dispute has
just now reached the acute stage. II appears that
the action Of tho Governor In fosb!ddag Tho French
to dsh fur herring has teen tho subject Of COIN
plaint hy tho Ministry for Foreign Affairs, but the
Enulish Government suppott4 the uoycruoF.
notes."
DIED,
Tho Earl OF Shrewsbury and Talbot IL dead.
, 1877-05-12
THE MOhEY-C4ANGERS,
Enxctaf Msaafck ia 1&H Tffhuas.

Nsw YoHR, Nay il.-sscrst4ry shernsn wss
e1osctcd with August bslulunt Lest r. Morton.
aud other leading nsuhss Ut the Syndicate In this
city to-day. was aRsssl that, IN addition ~ the
tl0 900, 0oO taken thu 9th tnst., tho Syndicate
boads u ltns III guild coln, ~ he paid fuf duEiug
the ronl64 Of May md luus, apd tho gold thus
pg The Secretary.
, 1877-05-12
STILL WORSE FOR The RAitRoADs.t

Nsw Yonx, May li.-'rhsre was rejoicing on
ths Produce Exchange to-day over lbs reduction
OF canal rates and aooitleu of to!ls BY the Legs.
lasure. This actlon uAkes It passlbls for the csua
men to reduce thsit charges for ffelght 10 tide.
~asee nate Rally, aud 1t " said that grain which
baa eoat VI high ~ $40 i top Tor transportation
fson chlea:2 Will NOW ~ carried fss
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TIL: DENTISTS.

= = 1EE37t41 &sz8ss&e8 p zF7 zFTo0~
BrR,aoY1ELp, ILL.,. Nay ll.-At liz State Den.
I'll Csafcniioa tc'day. Dr.. Cushiux. Of Chicago
ssad an essay on The subject of Irregularities of
thu Teeth" which was h!ustEptel by drawings.
The oiacers.clect wcsv then instailed. and, AFTER
IN address by us. Koch, The Pfssieent-tlvct, Sud
continuing u the Co!n1alltee on Legislation, tbs
Couteull+u 4dluutLlrl slas dlG-
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FIRES.
AT FOND DU LAC.

AT FOND DU LAC.
specfai Ditpdsch 10 7At Tribune. ...
FosD pu Lac, Wis, May ia hre which
burned stAtta on Draw street at an early hour
this morning destroyed tho building, and With II
valuable Stallion tho properly Of Mr.. II. .. Far.
70, together with buggy aud set OF harness.
Loss, 5000. No insurance.
, 1877-05-12

Nav 0ntEANs, May 1I.-A dispatch from Prov.
idc nee, Carroll Parish, to Gen. ", L. MeMiltsn,
says: "we captured the burglar 1ast evening thas
hhs been breaking Into houses about hers. lie was
psowling around our place 10 nlake smother a..
trmpt 1t cur store. brought him to town, and
turned him over 10 tho authorities, nnd hr vas put
tn jail. Last night he was takon out OF jail and
shot by crowd OF masked men,
, 1877-05-12

81. Ono reason Of tho high rates
which hare formerly prevailed VIA tho
tmpotAbll1y Of king return cArgnca At rascs TINT
would pay toa and ffefEhts n.tcr.cl By thc State,
and the downward trip was obliged 10 pay cost .of
ttafrlinR hnth whys. II II believed the new order
Of thna v! result In great increase Of business
on the canals.
, 1877-05-12
CRIME.

THE KENTUCKY ARRESTS.
LOUISVILLE, ky., May 1t.-An officer sent 10
Glasgow with writa Of f,abeas corpus, served then,
on tho Sheriff, snd met with no opposition In &C.
caring the teleaec OF tho Deputies under arrest.
They wcre brought to Louisville and will be taken
before Jndgc j}allAtd Il. morrow. The Civil Court
was about ltartIng for the scene Of the shouting
when tho Federal officer apneared With his writ.
, 1877-05-12

FAxAxA, May 2.-The Star and NtFdl4 says:
.fTha Archbishop Of Quito. very gentle and In
offensive pFslste. died very suddsay, March 10.
and II wAs believed that some peraon had adutnfs-
tered poison In The vine used Tor celebrating 1aas
on Good Friday. We learn that nn autopsy showed
that death aad been caused by .uGuafou vi blood
OF the hfRIu.
, 1877-05-12

LONDON. May 11.-Thc Euco for the great Cbes.
hire stakcs was won by Pluton. Hcmlock. second; !;
Warrior, third. ..
BAN FRANc1scO, Mny 11.-At Ban jose to-day
Occdcnt boat iodine In three >gtra1ght beats
z ~, a:24, snl 2:214.
, 1877-05-12

LoSuox. Nay 1t.-The Rpuusn.an Government
had In consequence of Auateia's friendly feLnon-
STANCES, Utmost tenounCed the !dta OF pspctuItn-
Luz khSlE Independence When ths Ihaiubcs took II
, 1877-05-12
INTERNATIONAL LAW.

LoSpox. May 11.-The next conferences asao.
c!atioR tot the rtfuFnl ai euAtGcatton of the law
OF nations vii! ho held u Antwerp Aug. g8, 1877,
Instead Of The 21ss, heretofore announced.
, 1877-05-12

LOUISVILLE, KY.. May 11.-wrtts Of hAbcas eor-
pus havs ocen sent to Glasgow by order Of Judge
ballard. Of Tho United states Court, for shc pur
pose Of securing tho fcleaee Of tho Deputy Mnr.
khals from The custody Of the civil authorities.
The result Of their service Is looked 10 with In.
, 1877-05-12

Hpkciat Nspasrh to The 7ff5une.
DAFv1llE, ILL.,. MaY 11.-Tho hardware store OF
Ab1ll 1sros. waa brokcn Into last night by burg.
lArs, and about 21lO worth Of cutlery stolen. No
ctew has ret obtained to the robbers.
, 1877-05-12
SPAIN,


Tua BASQUE rRoviNcRs.
loxnon. May ll.-A dispatch from Uitbao says
the Government, appsshcndtng rising In tho Las
Encsstactones dlstFIctt ordered = military oceupa.
tVn Of and dom!ciliary visits In search Of arms tu
auspsctsd localities. lstcpt agilst1on exists
throughout HiAcaY,
, 1877-05-12
MQQl.

SAN FRAkcIsco, May 1l.-Fa1knes, Bell Il Co.'S
third wool suction to-day OF l.G!A bales, soid
mostly on Eastern account. The prices fos
Southern clips ranged lH&s:oc; choice un1saded
Northern, 2oisc.
, 1877-05-12
The WEATHER.

wAsutsarox, D. C., Msy 1e-1 a. m.-For The
Upper Lake region, slight Change OF pressure OF
temperature, northeast TO suutheslt windI, and
clear Or partly CLOUDY weather.
LocAL onskaYATioM.
, 1877-05-12

MADISON, WIS.,, MAv t1.-A lire at Mazomante
laat night, oaussd by The upsostng Of kerosene
lamp BY child, destroyed the macbtno.aaop Of N.
r. Davis, With machinery and household lnrnf-
tnte. Total loss, IS, QUO; no Insurance.
, 1877-05-12

AT sAUKvILLE, WIS.
Special Dtspdsch to M Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, May 1.-The hourfng.milt OF
GnctAcr & Co., Al SAukylllc, burned this after.
noon. Lots, $50, 600; insured s1o, 900.
, 1877-05-12

RIIlEV IN 4 ItIVTs -
CLEVELAND, o., May 1l.-A number Of Totlsh
laborcra engaged Id hsht At lorea, O., Inst esen
ing, In which Fred X. Lucaa was Instantly Killed,
and John Ska1ey fatally injured.
, 1877-05-12

FnANkronT, May 1.-two thousand colllsrs Of
the Dnstmuna district In Psusa.R have struck, and
tho slrke threatens to assume serious proportions
, 1877-05-12

NHWN
lERL1s, Nny 11.-The weekly statement OF tho
Imperial Bank of Germany shows a dccreale Of
:, DOC. 600 mnEks.
Tho Imperial bank Of Germany has ralted the
rate of discount t0 per ccut for Hills anu for I'D.
yaRce1.
, 1877-05-12
Report Of the Investigators Of the
Illinois Central.
What They Think Of the Purchase Of
the New Orleans Line.
The Prospects Of tho Road...1ts Sca-
board Connccttons-..proposed
Changes.
More About That ,Fast-Passenger Line
Gotten Up by the Wabash Road.

TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
REPORT or THE SHAREHOLDERS coMMtrTEE.
Tho New York IFoFid Of tho 10th has the follow
Ing abstract Of tho report made by Capt. Douglas
ualton and Mr. Henry J. dt Marez OYens. the
Joint committee appointed At q meeting Of Drttlsh
sharehotdora Of the Illinois Central Railroad and
BY Tho Administration Of1co for American Railroad
Securities in Rotterdam 10 examine md report
upon the Affairs Of Company. They inspected tho
entire line. the lows leased lines to Sioux CITY and
The Cairo & Now Orleans line, besides tho St.
Louis, Chicago, and other eonnocttons.
The Directors and officers Ut tho Company wefo
found eager to furnish fail Information. Special
Inquiry made In regard 10 outlay Of 81. h08,
900 of per cent bonds tncarly half tho funded
debt ofthc Company in tbs purchase Of $ s4s, 00o
bonds of tho
CAIRO d NEW ORLEANS CONN FcTEoH.,
Outside Of this Investment the funded debt Is
80, G84 900 and tho shnrs capital so, 000. 600.
There ~ no floating debt. 10 permanent cxpentli-
turcs has been charged 81. tot, asa. %, an tic
accounts show surplus OF asscta OF bi0, Gea 68.
Tlie Committco recommends tl,at this BE- dimn-
ishgl By sum 10 be written M from permanent
expenditure that ho latter shall correspond with
the 3.O, 0o0 600 Of capital and tic 30 OH. 900 Of
debt. The captal account should DO closed unle6s
lnore capital IL required for c1tensluna ut ncqutsi-
lion of property 1hs Doara hs: adopted feey!- ~ =!
Rnccs's Department and ciosa the capital account
except for actual ontlhys. Tho result uf this
change In QUO month has been:
April, 1s78-ptsburscmenta OF Chief En-.
Apti ,s77@ii.Gni.sneat; on chisi H.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17
Many Who are Suffering

from the effects of the warm weather and are de-
bilitated, are advised by physicians to take
moderate amounts of whisky two or three times
during the day. In a lite while those who adopt
this ADVICE frequently increase the number of
drinks" and in time become confirmed inebri-
ates. a beverage which will not create thirst for
intoxicating liquors, and which is intended espe-
cialIy for the benefit of debituted persons wheth-
er at home or abroad. is DR.. Schenck's Sea Weed
Tonic. Containing the juices OF many medicinal
herbs. this preparation does not create a thirst
for the intoxicating cup. The RourishiDg and the
life supporting properties Of many valuable natu-
ural productions contained in it, and well known
to medical men have most strengthening infu-
encp. A single hottie of the Tonic will demon
strate its vafuable qualities For debility arising
from sickness, over eXertion, or from any cause
whatever. a wineglassful of Sea-Weed Tonic, tax
en- after meals will strengthen the stomach and
create an appetite for wholesome food. To all
who are about leaving their homes, we desire to
say that the excellent effects of DR.. Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are particularly
evil ent when taken by those who are injuriously
affected by change of water and diet. NOperson
should leave home without taking a supply of
these safeguards along. --. -..-- #
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