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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

In state bonds, Georgia SKIES firm at LOG;
Missouri skies rising to 1885, skies 1873 fetching
lOl a. District of Columbia 3.6Js strong and up
72lo. aud Louisiana cOnsOls up to G3ii. Connecticut
SKIES sold ii ia. In the city bank stocks Commerce
(gO sold llO German American t35) at 20; Park 0l
az 10; Hanover }5l at 90 and Metropolitan (JS at
1871 There good investment demand Tor railroad
bonds. Albany and Susquehanna hrsts were 1922;
Ursts OF c.. &. c. and IT, lO9lie no. Erie trss, ITO;
Morris and Essex irsts Il7l2 Lake Shore rstS
soldaled registered l07e; Michigan southern sinking
Fund 10; Alien and Tere laute Income ~ and New
York Elevated Railroad r5ts, 40. Rock Island sevcns
yiodei 1854 New-Jelsey Central ffsts To i03 and
tOnyeriibcs 10 "a st. Paul hrsts LII Crosse INV Vision,
were strong ut 0slo. and sinking Fund ~ o. North
Western coupon gold cousOs ruling steady 1T SZi2 ana
PLAIN ilrsls lO42 Union Pacific brst5 were up to
lO4 and Sinking fund 0ss Central hrsts shenlng
los, while san Joaquin branch fell 70 81 IL Mis-
Pacific rsts firm at 9bl, seconds al oSi2 nd
Toledo and Wabash fTsts 100, irss vi 81. Louis
division selling ut s2l seconds at 7i2 and Great West
at "a 50. Louis aud Iron Mountain iirsts
sold SO, and Canada Southern hrss, coupon, are AZ
54ie.
Tie balance Of the CITY of Cincinnati 7.30 loan.
Gently offered here by Messrs Kuhn. Loeb Co.. Is, We
learn nearly closed The steady decline IN gold and
the rapid movement Of the Government funding ut u
difference OF y per cent In the yearly interest have given
increased favor 10 all currency Investments OF inte
Only few Of the bonds learn yet remain to he dis
posed Of.
The New York Fire Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of 10 per cent, payable on demand
There seens to be contest for the election VI Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

=" pRETTY as a PICTURE" 40c.; Sweet
1 rs and BY" 4Oc; Must then meet as StraDgefsT
Thomas Zoe; "fhy Name" hllard. zoe. only Speak
Kndv 10 Me" Pyle 4Oc.; "NobOdy's Daring bat Mine,
banks 4Oc Re Last" Keens soc, are the popular
sonrs 81 The dsy C. H. DITsON & Co., I'll Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

Money extremely for call loans at per cent
OF United states bonds. and Big the rule on mixed col
lateral have gold carried per cent was paid at one
time to-day, though the loans ordinary collateral were
uninfuenced by it, Discount Is IN demand az JIG Tor
gilt-edgcd names to and s. In the South and III Gin
cinnl the exchange Oh New YORK Is up To Sltur
day quotations; but Chicago has fallen TO par aud 81
Louis To par zoe premium, against 20 a JOc pre-
MUM per 1900 at both places on Saturday
The United states Treasurer at Washington re-
ceiVcd today 100000 National bank notes Tor re-
dcmptiOn The customs receipts were 500 ANA III
tcrnal receipts S20UcO0. The following IL the
clearinghouse statcmen, to-day Currency exchanges
S7i 223 iU2 currency balances, S3s2J,S6Z gOid eA
changes So iGG.33l gold balances, ~ ,.9JOlS
Goyerm,n III bonds higher because Of rner gold
and 1865 advanced to 1873. The hNes were up to
IL and tcufoit.es coupon Issue. Ia lliA Registered
skies of 1881 strong ut 1872 and coupon at l4
the new l. per cents being up 10 1919 Annexed are
ne al r,.In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

A HANDBOOK OF COMMERCE, FINANCE. AND
INvESTMEyTs.-THE FiNANCIAL REVIEW annual
price 81 % is now ready. Address for book or cir
cular of contents, THE COMMERCIAL AND FiSAN-
CIAL CHRoNICLE, 10 William-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
New pnbll1atlons.

HOME JOURNAL.
OUT TODAY.
Fail re,or.s Of the Charity Ball ROOsevelts Wedding,
matrimonial engagements tue
Jouso Reception PafiarCs Dinner at DelmOnicos BITS
Asfors Dinner other kettledruus, receptions ana
psrties-la short complete society dOngS III gem
eral
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
PRICE SEVEN CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
Good Ordinary

STREET ordinary Midllin9i ;;; .c ;ol ~ !.
at the lesser advance. sales yesterday after D. mMarch
100 l2as April, 100 l3'as $99 1921 May 400 liza
500 Isl esa $500 bales First cali lo DAY 5o4 IL "
100 i27s; March 1850, 1876 April 200 1916 June 300
i3ijg; total 900 bales Third cali February 80 n
90 l2isS 300 i2s7qs 200. 2ars; 100 l3s,' ioo
a6, ~ a06 IA Aprl 100 1884,; POO 1899; 800 1875
500 as; 1900 iS' 1900 lS1s 600 iS' Soo iY 40
~ soS i3s l .S l9 ISL Jp Ss
i9sio August 500 l39Ja. 800, 1874; 100 3ass; total
10 20 bales grand 800 bales The market closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
u,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.

Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
THIRD EDITION Now READY.
Issue OF this standard and valuable Political Almanac
for 1877 contains many features OF great service and
Importance. Among them are
I THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
with all amendments together with all recent amendments
10 ne OF the several States
q FULL ELECTION RETURNS from all the States and
Territories OF the vote officers and Members OF Con
n the dsputed" States Florida South Carolina and
louisiana both Of returns are given In full)
g. THE POPULAR VOTE for President from 1894 70 1876
inclusive
a THE ELECTORAL VOTE from the first Presidential
giving the vote OF each state Tor eac can
didate explanatory notes. illustrating the workings
Of the Electoral College system
g. ALL THE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS OF the
campaign OF 1876
g. LIS rs OF THE XLIVth CONGRESS and the XLVth
the principal Executive and Judicial ON
with digest OF the number and location OF the MINOR
civil ofhcers-
= ABSTRACTS OF ALL THE PUBLIC LAWS PASSED
Ar THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS.
q LISTS OF THE COMMITTEES OF THE U. S. SEN
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
o. INTERNAL REVENUE, CURRENCY, and BANKING
statistics Of the ordinary revenues and eapsnd
tnr.s of tie from 1859 To 1876, Inclusive
10 STATISTICS OF FOREIGN ard DOMESTIC TRADE.
and Of the IrOn Steel Cotton and Wooden Manufactures OF
the United States
Other deparmcnts less valuable and important are
the Almanac which Is IN many respects
complete and exhaustive ever ssued-nus
pensable 10 every public and intelligent citizen.
Twenty five cents per copy postpaid five copies for 81
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THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

In London British conSOls were easier az 91o6, u :.
bonds ruling higher; ls65s at 1904 lO9's lSo1s at
llOls new 5s at l01 and l04Os at llO4 Eie fuld
steady al GLE and silver was quoted at 81 pence the
ounce Tho of money were 80 per cent on three
months bills and 2 at Bank of England The suiI OF
e2gO 900 bullion was withdrawn from ;ie bank today
French rentcs fell - confines To 1860 exchange on
Inion being quoted at 23l3i Foreign exchange mere
was strong ~ 81 2d4 S1 Tor 6Odays bllS ana ~ ~
for sight TIE gold market was strong ana blgher the
price advancing from 1854 Ia lOti5, ana then reaching
10 the opening price. On gold loans the rates were A. s.
3i2 and per cent carrying The export cleafances OF
domestic produce Tor the week alouhteu 10
IS 3D., 10. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 in coin interest and $l63,0Oo III
re,eInpuon OF called bonds. The days bust
ness at Gold Clearing Department OF the Bank OF
the State OF New-IOrk covered: Gold cleared 49,
Ol5 OOO gold balances Sl,7O3.000 currency balances,
81 s7i,051. The gold quotations were ~ follows: 49,.
1864 llA0l0Gi7 2:io .lO5'4 So. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

DnCGS AMD We a1oee orinm at Sc s. 81 10
S Tor iSong Morphine at = 81 9 anaes
81 = Ij5 r & go s 9% 4 4s
e S5S e e I'D Sa cream Tartar 5isss SaiSE
s,iyef s&G5t gold Eugsh 81 asi 40 for sai
s ssI e. Tor sarb solar S al gold essmne Powd 81
6 81 gs9s Is Sh so Tor r0s $ @
Tor Lemon ana a 5 for fcSPcrmhL IN IN
in coehinea G0&72,9c gon: C1sn SO aud IH
sii7asl20 ton Ergo,. 95easl %; chamoHio fo"erS'
FisH-Iaeled Herring have been quiet at g 1890 for
Halifax split $3.50 70 for roFtahd aa - ~ nor
demand Al l6GI7c Scaled aud 3c for No l. Coz has
been gae at 70 have 3 10 only Sienf
t"ry sl9@S2o for Massachusetts, Shore - 50a$l0
'Oi Flour xSD NEAL further slight decline was sub
business the export demand was light and confined MAINLY
$500 bbs city Nils ENas ION the West indies 80 7ggS' TO-
d 331 I ESii AG q 5 800 66 z
S SSS $ i6@E5 the latter for Choe S6Is No
2 II 25dT5 mainy 81 j0uti 80; Transactions were ~
ern IS Sass S.. Inferior Common Extra state - 80
as Common 70 Coed dol ~ ~ oea % IyS 70
cool e. csamSn I Extra Wcstef S SSs Far
Caoice do city Mills Europe, g 75GS 80, and
Sc 5ds7 TO- West indies g. Interior to Eon no1
do 50 i5as7 10 Choice 90; $685. 49, Common TO
8 sSo So @5f So common Ga1ra 10 Good xS
Is co. Gooa 70 c9ff Fifth aH % FoTa 'S r and
more aStve mainly immediate wants OF l9c9l TRUE
sa,s of $50 Common To FAIR Extra 20 'odSo ~
Fair Ia Good do so 20a$6 10 Common to Choice FANNY
Extra &c sOdeS % Good u Choice New iioccss Eht.a
~ 25G ~ 80 In RYE FLOUR only retail tfade az ui
changed ngrrs sales bulls SaperhAe oo%eo 20 li
ter 5r very Choice UCkWlIEAi Flon lower MIN
better s,lpply and light demand; sales 4oo bags - ~
81 90 b los 10 mainly nj $t....CORN MEAL IN pst'eI
rtoaest without decided change in price sales bes
yellow Western Jersey. and Pennsylvania, - p0dtS 10
bTsnaywne ~ 50 including ls0O bbls Brandy wine az quo
tat0 Corn in saczs ruled steady WIN mosta,e ,
gury sales 400 SACKS 81 IL for Coarse ciy % 10 ior
Fine White baltimore - . - NJ, A., an t,ho,t
change however hasins aud CnrraEts hsvs so" p,ssV
foreisn Green been IN lair demand and sse@dy
We guotc: RssnA New Layer, bos, 81 %
LAYER New hAtoOSGs 81 Layer N az - qq io
Valencia A. TO- New. Sqc. suitana, New 10 tadlu'c Da,es
A. A. gc5 iurrants New Che; Ctron Le2horh' 70
frnes TurEsI ola II. tte Turkish hs,. New" lie esS
shelled 2sa3lc; Princess, Sga!0c Jordan onsS 80
1bc Tarragona i6'aai7e; iyiea Ice Walnut Napsss
i4a 9c.; French. 0dy@c; Grenoblc lsa iSSc;, si
berls 91ile Figs smyrna l0elac Nats sraa S o
boxes, l9d20; quarter foxes Lao &c. Cnaoa o"Ev y
casc IA 80 Lemons 81 5Ods3 20 boz Urapges sSae
p boil and 50 90 y box Cocoanuts fsoa390 ~ ,
'0RAfN- Scarcely business reported IN WhEAl anu
market nomnay III buyers favor shppers nave aoos
Irou the and city niers only purchase
enough to NIL outstanding flsW eonuac's N"t"'S'A""
, 1877-07-07

ing s.ruek work DOM at nrsdwood.,
They came to- Chicago to find
were entirely unsuccca.fnl. 1,ntc Thnr,day hfter.
noun they dronpcd into the place Of Char!ce Ahder.
son No. o.. Wet Lake atFtet, md called tor thu
drinks, for which they rendered what purro!ten 10
lr s. in Renu!no money IN The form OF United
ii 1t susrtcionsly nnd wnnldn't lsnyr It. so they
were compelled 10 pay f.. their beer In loose
change. Nothing daunted, they next proceeded
10 Henry Meyers No. In Teat Lake, wlcFe they
were successful tn getting nd Of II. This victim
suon discovered Inst he had been taken
In, and due search WAq Instituted
for bis drcelYcrs, who were finally captured b1 tho
police and marched OF to the Madison street sta.
Lion. There they were permitted to 'nierview
Commissioner lioync. An examination VA. held
heforc tho latter fauctlnnary yesterday morning,
which brought ont the absre facts. and resulted in
their being vent TO ail IN default at 100 bail each
Tho MEN e!alnle thas they had gotts7 ths note At
1.matton. and the hand Of tho law descended upon
them and held tbem Within IT. powerful grasp.
, 1877-07-07
CRIMINAL.

Petse Olaon, IN employo OF ". P, HrAxetton,
was AErcateA aud taken betore Justice Aeech yes'
tesday, charged by hts employer with the enbczz!e'
mens Of 4i3. Tho cAls war continued u July o,
and In default Of 500 bouds olsgu went to jail.
Henry jackson, 4 colorsd youth was before Jus.
tics Foots yesterday for forgery. Tue accused
swore thAt ts could neither read nor write. Mr..
Dwight, Of tho nsn OF nwixht 4 Chapiu, swora
thai Jackson had passed of IN him i ehack VI
s14. 81, drawn upon thu National isuk Ut illinois,
1nd signed Nv. q. Mead" Mr, Mead swoss that
tie signature was not his. Justice foots sad.
'1S2, 5u0 to tho criminal Court" Tbs Constable
conducted tho youth 0scF thu river.
Minor Arrests: Thomas Ana Mary Kcnusy. ailas
Mary Creighton. snd Jeunss las, dsaordstiy aaa
threatening t0 cut out cash Others heart4: Annls
Mack, 2rsesssl bY 0thcar blnod, Of thu A. D. \.
Compsny. for The l4sceny Of : tabls.spseal from
A1a A!s1ands'' Of ~ III Sth Waeaia ~ ,os" assnas;
33l from bertha Aisn+ OF No. 34d Huron street;
Hattie smith, Iatceny Of : sam of monsy fF9'n
Ars. Parker, Of No. @ls State street; Henry t!owt
and Thuuu4 ureu. sasptetsd uf having sto!sa
lz1.-tobs aud horso-blaukst. which tAsy wsse en-
dsasortnR ~ dispose VI.
Juatics 4ummrraeld yestesday held The follow.
inx: u. ". Moore, sultshiug up saloon fixtures At
e eui3 W sS e ss Gltans ceap TIoaa. di
6n. dfsorderly. 3l0o Inc; Charles MARKS. larceny
y $500 worth Of isxsisy fTem his ~.
R1asa LIZ .e%: aa ia. oaa. ~
Il, ,0Uo u thu lo4a; Alehas! Kowlsy. shooting 1t
Thomas Tally upon May L: W. ftso9 u q. Grim
a SSai H. 1sIa coaT assasi
Martin blajrs and Mstbsw n!sckall. u. 0oo dttto,
iQs the laIesoy Of toolA fFota ]. 7. Daay. of No.
Two Of tho Braldvood ninsss have got them.
aslres III tAs tolls OF Tbs Law through the pAssiu4
| Of 4 counterfeit IS bill Their nance ass Carl
joha Ushlssssa and Pst.s Johnson. Has.
, 1877-07-07

The Fourth WIS passed very quietly by the resi-
ticnll Of this ptacc. No public celebration was
held, bnt many private parties were tndngtd In.
mateh game OF bapc- bail was played between the
occnsionals, OF Chicago, and the A1erts, Of Park
nidgc, resulting in Victory for tho latter by tho
remarkable scoeo Of a5to3. Tho game waa Wit.
messed by large number Of interested spectators.
number Of relatives and Intimate friends Of Col.
nobh and family he'd A plcnc m the spaetone
grounds aajotninC the. family residence The
labtcH we're sprcnl on the 'awM under the shAde Of
the trees. and wero most generously patron'xe1.
After the dinncr !,ap,omptu aldrcsse. were made
Woiscisy and l.. e. Collins, Jf., of Norwood
PARK, ahording these gentlemen an unexpected
bat welcome orportanity To- IT theIt pairlotism M
prtc,atsc nudicnce.. Some excellent musIc added
interest 10 The occasion.
Tho monthly meeting Of tho Hoard Of Trustees
Robb, Dutlcr, Wood, cohow, md Mathews. presl.
dent shetwin in The Chair. A remonsttanee was
citing Of the contract Of lighting tho strcol.lanps
TO Thomas 1Iutlatonc. .Jr.. ns ho WIS not thc
1nonstrance was received. It waa moyed bT
Trustee Mathews and carried. that the Doasd 70.
consider their action on the letting Of ths contract
Trnsfee Mathews That she Clerk be inasructed 10
advertise tot new hds for Tho lighting Of tho srcsts
lamps, to bc received un to q p. H., July II,
which was unanimously adopted.
On motion. tho Board adjourned mill July ~.
ROCK 1sIAxD cAR-sHors.
severe At tlts point, and did considerable danege,
| a. Motlccu In TnE Tn1nuxE dispatches yesterday.
| Tho lightning which struck tho house Of Peter
knocked Of ths top Of the chimney, tore OF the
shingles the south side Of tho roof passed along
tho eavs.tfough to tho spout and down The spout
Mr, Grants little gill Nellie, + years old, Hlood
with tin.cup In her hand. Tho cup seemed to
her hands and foil tho outside Of tho house, while
she was thrown pfostFats on the i'oor, tho Rrid
passing along her asma and around her body,
/ In shreds. tho clothes next to her body wess
| scofchel brown. and button WAS cut from ibt
fow feet distant, was unEoJufcd. The cup present.
the appearance Of has!ng been etruck OIL tho bot
ION by q largs.ai bullet, making quite an ID
lentAtton, and tho tin aud solder on one sido atl
tnoItcti on. Dr. Williams was called In to nttcnt
tho child. lie pronounces tho Injuries severe bu
| not serious. Considerable other damage was tout
In The nclshborhood, such as tho breaking OF win
| dpWe. sash. and lQ0fn,
, 1877-07-07
j.. SAN, FRANCISCO .WATeR.suPPlY.

SIX FnANc1seo, Jaiy 0+-Thc Supreme Court
yesterday rendered dscEllon In tho contest bo'
tween thu city and Spring Valley Water Company.
BY which The city gslns nearly every point for
which II has bsan contendin9 during tho Inst eight
years. Undcr the decaslon the city Gets tho water
freq for al purpuses except family or analogous
uses. Tbs water u ffae for the great park, public
squares. engine houses, for flushing scweEu, atroet
sprinklln9, aud for muuh broader uses Than
expected. Tie water for tho public
Institutions IL 10 be charged for ut ratca a1cd by
legal taYid. The entire amount Of clatms on the
part Of the Water Company. and WHICH hage asen
deesed by this decision, exceoa ut THE date 1850.
700. Tlle decision provides thst the Company can.
not legally culIeet wateF rates without having frat
established and made known a legAi tard Of rntes.
It follows that tho remalndeF OF tic claim OF tho
Water Company a1a!nRt tho city lH void becansc,
among othef rsaaons, legaa tariff has heretofore
ttrn QltAhtlghAl.
, 1877-07-07
IOWA POLITICS..
INTERVIEW WITH THK CHAIRMAN or TIE Re

INTERVIEW WITH T1K CHAIRMAN or TIE RE-
PUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Mr. Jaeob Rich, the Chairman Of tho Republican
State Central Committee Of Iowa. IL at present In ths
city, stopping At the Grand Faelac Hotel. lie las
= decidedly hopeful view in regard to Iowa polt-
tics, IIo says that tho Republican party IL very
strongly orgunlzcd and prepafed for the battla to
Ls fought thurc this fa1l Tho election takes p!ace
II 0ct"bsr. Though. the Republicans havo held
thsr M made & sne1F nn,Sx aaa
xnxust @ III next j. IL. Gear, ths isspubtcan cand!.
&c xss e. . s IL: vi -
!4iatare se,eraI terms, and alled cfcdttaniy the
Speakor's chAis. Thu Republicans have tAksn :
oyht WI! te upon tho legislative ticket, ~ sena.
tor Al!tson's term expires next spftpY. and me
ss"s con- rhs: ss ss.o. 1 1i.on " lss
Opposition 10 ths ned, .nd hs, thus stands you'd
ch.ncs Of tsns rs1s'setsd: % llo y aata'monsiy si
election. Tho Republican. Of lows fscl we'll dl.;
possd towards President slaYes: and ass inclined
9 a pe{ Tss ss
asss' apoa .S''Di ~ liz. INV l,ss iii:t,@ed' sso
mature. In reRatd u Civil .ssrvlcs tofotm. Mr.
itch thinks that thu President IL carrying 1t rathei
TOO far. luwans believe that Gosermn'snt On.
Is bu discharged hIa official duties faithfully. They
ththk political asaesan,ents aIe wfong. ana 90 70,
Isi,s,s ~ u'iae government @ orss = En-. saf9s'
% iasy s1s in sasos II ctstt.servles rofosnl. GeaI
il III fAyoF VI l,eenss though tho Stats IL nei,nct
IT,. NH tos up a ts ssaisa: IL
and says thai thu kspastiesn,ta general favor +
srlct legal.tcndst and that will do great deal 70
warls e1sius the stsngemcy Of tho tnuney market
saa uk! 70 ~ saa.o s q
party. throughout ths country.
, 1877-07-07
THE klRALFYS,

6ptcial DispascA 10 The Trfbuns.
PHILADELPHIA, July 0-All rights End titles Of
tho Kiralty brothers to the Albambra wero sold by
auction to-day At SherlIs sale. william d. brock.
owner OK the ground, leaacd It to 1mrr and Dotas.
" Kisalfy at q certain rental per month. aud aL-
vanesd also different suu1s 10 aid them in tho
ton OF tho tho theatre building, which
IL now . decldsd improvement 70 tho
locality, Tboy failed To make the
success they anticipated. aud long sinco Mr. Brock
obtained two Judgments against the brothers, ono
for IS, $50, and the other for $40. o33. 3. Brock
bought in Ill tho property at nominal price, and
will continue to 1sase tho property. It's now run
by uaGhey DonRhersy with a minstrel and variety
sntertAinnent 4 Judgment Of Mlle. ltoaerI. the
dancer, acainst the KiFatHys, II hanging hra upon
3 writ Of error TO the Supreme Court, whle the
latter hase died security In doublo the amount Of
her ctAtm for it, pat ens In case The Judgment Of
tho lower court Ii Affirmed.
, 1877-07-07
SELLING TERRITORY,


stIl continues ~ humbux tho peOpu aud the peo.
Is sit1 contlauo u allow him to do 1t. The chief
delight al the monster u ~ ss!l ''acfrttor3." It
IL loo aiow procsss to teach the art, and would
requIs too luux stay In ono loesllty. but q ter
ri,tri c1n bu sold aud then the rendeE may skip
over hnuo fresh pasture aud wotkalhe sams cards
over Alsn. The g1catest swindtea sse perpettated
aud the greatest Au4IHt Ut Money u 1ls1s upon
.mal. things. Lssgs Inducements are offered,
~h'sh b tempt lazy men Of tndtgent young women
IL invest, and BY tho time they hAya
partcd With all their hard-rarned wealth they Tad
uut tGat It IL too !ate anyt,ng. Ins art
u photography tAs hAd ~ full ahare Of thesa
Awu la.pg schanss. and many bars been exposed.
but ,t!ll they come, anu ~ day there moro
tl,n ever, There IRE called art!.ts in this city
w4su make a business uf advertising In The ialy
luia for apprentices. Offering ''supsrLpF induce.
n.ea:s" tu young tuen With smsn means 10 learn
The bHslusas. Upon payllsAt VI this suaall sul1 Ut
~ 30, the slbpcsthGF axrres ~ teach AL au'
ssn lGe All the atsrlss Cuanccted With ths art.
Lrs.Ges giving him a pesu4uent situation 1t
stauE {uusneyman's waYSs sfter slx
-4A&stlf young nie0 from the country. Every ohs
of tAcm Aaa fund uut shat tbs game " The
s"'lilef ID " hks thu apprentice in with yFsat
ulettaa. gat Sll his lnonsJ. set hlln " dota4
svuxh work about tho gallery 1uu hnAHy. by =
systehIattc courss Of sbuAe, uAku Atm 20 dAxuaied
thAt be Will &t4tiy lrsts and throw ap bis bargain
Nhhput having asaFued tue 6Est principles VI pho-
tostapAy.
AzoTAKH Llr1L1 sCHKAE
il to ktrcEt14a Nntypes u ~ cunts peg h1lf Dozen
tits kletat4s a14 tAkkn tor Lbs castomss, xha Il
, 1877-07-07

II seems rather strange thAt America. popnlAf1y
supposed 10 b. far behind Europesn nations In It's
knowledge sud Interpretation Of nausic. should be
called In 10 aettle dlsputo among some OF tho
more prominent mnuEelan1 Of the old world a. to
the origin Of musical instrument. But tho
obscurity Ia which inventions take thslr rise not
unfsequcnt1y leads the world astFsy In 40 sost to
account fot OF trace valuable Cilt In tho advances
uieut Of civilization. And In pursuance Of this
insiulabo law, warm dispute haa arisen - to the
proper name Ut tho inventor Of = plano that has
Granted revolution al ossr tho ctvtlIzsl world.
Germany claims tho credit Of having borns tho In.
ventor. and ths claim ID 4 righteous ous, though
not on Tho grounds On which IL Ia based. Its
conlended thkt tho Abbs Masaaschsk ID en-.
titled to the credit OF having orig
lnatod tho action, which lay IN abe1snes
for long time, until It taken up by ~ An.eEi-
IL IL HSSe @Hspe,sd ii. asmo. sn1 tobSed hi@ q
Tho RIoFy to which ho Wa entttisd THIS eErur
asses from ths aesonte o6sS1sty Of shs setua
Nisuna. and ttourtshed during tho earlier years
Of tho present century. liis Compositions wore
IT, assas psue T. eas
t,o.,e1. There II no eslonee shas hs over insss-
possible sv!denee his ada,trara can ad,ues that ho
waa thu originator u tbs Aataushse p!sao IL
ft Ths iaysntion in u lie M.thushsk ts of eompara.
lively recent dats. and hs who - entitled to tho
solo credit was pour xosknlAn In 4 mandatory
Ia a German city: Though employed In ~ humbls
wtIjs tfs iJea which ha has alncs caJ:lsd out was
conceived It Ills bench tn tho FsshsIaAud. il was
NOT untl he onigrated tu tho United basss that hs
perfected tic schuue that has snco Aooded all tha
wufId with uus.c. 1t was buta fsw ycars attcs
nis plan OF q piano bad been proven
thsf way 10 BIZ natlYe land, and only
isIsly has arisen tho discussion ~ to whether
Germany Or America waA entitled to tho credit ol
hnftnu gtyea birth to The VFcutekt Inventor or tht
aye II IL conceded On all hands that tue pano II
superior 10 any other aTct produced. IT. Pecu
Ifa1lty Of construction s1osds It tone and yolnnit
Guallics, For purity and breadth II IL unsivased,
and Nermany might we'll contand tot ono Of bel
! fyfssl upon the di4coyesrr. These facts concsfn
| inx the oriKtp Of this famous plano arc glennct
! from AlcssEs. Fclton j. Pomesoy, No, 15e Stat
| street who arc tic solo agents. and who ale pte
pared 10 anonl any further information thu publ
NAV demand,