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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

To rHE EDITOR THE HgRALD:-
Permit me 10 call your attention 70 city ordinance
which TO all appearances beng abused 10 the derri-
mcnt or merchants OF this city. This Is my expert
encs:--on the LIST OF March waited upon BY two
40 seal and adjust scaled" They did so, alter
showing tbeT authority. charging 81 IS for 'stamping
two scales and Two weights" and gave receipt To-
DAY, TO my SURPRISE anothcr man called 10 inspect
told ABOUT The charge OF the other parties he declared
an cxtortoD, verifying hrs statement by the produc
ton OF printed pamphlet on the law, whereby thirty
one centg shoriu have been tneir legal lee, and no
moro. His own price was 81 63. which PAID un.
dcrstand that am ono oil many this has been pruc-
Used uoon, aud think II but just that such petty
abuses should bc brought under tho not,os OF tho
proper authorities BAY RIDGE.
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THE PURE MILK QUESTION.

To EDITOR OF THE hERALD:-
would like 70 call your attention TO certain affair
which think viii DO Of some interest to the general
public There certain milk which advertise
best Orange county mix, warranted pure, Tor the
small SUM CT i've cents per quart Now. if Il was Of
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CLEAN THE RAMBLE.

To The EDITOR THE HERALD
In that lovely and much rcquented part or the Gen.
trail Park, the Rambe, there is situated about It's
tire cesspooi Of malaria. wish ask can no steps
be taken 70 rid our beautiful Park and the Of
many thousands, from an infectious pools
STUDENT
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4 enowL AT THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.

To EDITOR HEKALD:-
think IL is u shame that the city should allow the
owners OF tho New York Elevated Railroad to have
their bockdng the windows OF tho residents Of
the lower part of Greenwich street on Sunday aud
keeping out the daylight / think that they should
have some depot or something 10 put their curs
sunday by inserting this Ia the 'Compaint BoUko
oil the HERALD, you would do the residents OF the
lower purt OF Grccnw,cn street a very great favor
ID.
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THE FoKrY-sEcoND STREET RESERVOIR.

THE FoRTY-sEcoND STREET RESERVOIR.
To THE EDITOR THE HRRALp:-
think It is quite time that we citizens should have
something 10 say In regard tn the disposal OF public
property. These rings &c, gotten up for swindiing
purposes, should DO stopped, and this that is
In its infancy should BIO npped IN the bud. allude
the Forty street reservoir which cost the city
millions-lo be sold disposed OF some schemsrs
and to be only valued as about $500 ooo fraud The
idea OF saving the city $4,000 when they can save
millions instead s tho object take in hand, and II
was we'll posted In public matters might enlightsn
you bettcr Would not be better Tor the taxpayers
leave the structure us It Is and convert 1t into Tombs
Prison. site for which has been long looked Tor.
somoy moro eligible site c"uno. n'n Se toanS
and tho rapid advancement Of value In prop
crty and accumulation o crime demand H.
little remodclling IN tho Interior IN tho matter OF
cells, Offices, NC, will be just the thing, and MAKE
nne prison and an honor to the cityjust as Is
Attachments but have everything within itself. The
residents In the vicinity will object have doubt,
Lo property now lying vacan. up town Filth avonue
~ rapidly being converted 70 business purposes, 10 Il
WI! make little difference am rapid transit man.
Plush it--vg., TO have Fifth avenue upon the
bouievards und drives Don't you think SOY Tho
promenade on she top OF the Mall viii do as an observ
atory during executions &C., besides the city gaming
about $780, 900 yearly from the sighseers At 81 each
had the finest houses on il Another tom IS tho
suggestion OF this same place as Capitol That
should not be- az therc are more eligible sites Tor such
n thing; say up In Boomingdsle, about Eighty.sixth
street, Ninety sixlh street. above, nigh
10th street, could DO made u handsome place Be-
sides would enhance tho vauo OF property there and
attract building also and then wnep the Capitol
up there they would the schemers cause rapid tran
OH. ~ they would be lazy walk and horse
TOO slow. SO, MessrG Butler, Sherwood, Tousey
and Ely have theory OF their own please allow th,s
my appear yoSr Ana
will make Il TACT Respectfully, OMEGA.
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TO THE EDITOR THE HgRALD:-
bachelor correspondent says that Indies In tho
habit OF staring at men in the streets, and he men,
tons instances where married ladies' walking with
thor husbands, turned round TO look at somo hand
some fellow. The assumption seems to be that ladies
generally do this but the assumption not true. TO
be sure many young women, both married and single,
hrt With their eyes and give wicked men opportunities
70 respond. The Pitsburg Commercial says that the
only way to look womans iraities Is 70 shut your
eyes; but from Davids tune to has been in-
capable oil optical sef-denaL He has always been In
venting specaces, telescopes microscopes spectre
scopes and opera glasses with which TO help his eyes,
instead OF prstcrring TO 20 It blind IL Is hard for
many woman to AVOID showing that she knows when
shc IS being stared at by handsome man. She grows
brighter; her eyes snap; her words how rapidly
She cannot help being evidently conscious that she Is
the object OF admiration But this IL not true or the
modest girl woman. There many who are
stared at and know ~ who, II they happen 70
have their eyes turned in the direction Of gentleman
are hardly conscious or him. and VITO pass through
life without having taken an earnest glance toward
any man except lover, brother or husband. The
staring women plenty, but there modest
women, too, Mr. Correspondent TRUEMAN.
, 1877-09-26

CHICAGO MARKET BUNAARY.

The Chicago produce markets were less active
yesterday, and brendstuns wore easor. Mess pork
elosc,l carer. at 9i3 40t13 42.s for October nnd
S121T1sQs13.Do for January. Lard cIosed easier,
ut Ys.Da cash md e.. 37st seller tho Year. Meats
werc steaiy, At Gttc for joose shou1den and 7Ac
for do short ribs Lake ftcishts were drmor, at 40
44c 10. corn to uu1n!o ushw'ncs were steady.
Mt LOS per gallon. Flour was dull. Wheat
c1otcl :dSahc lower, At 81. II for September and
$l.U5il for DCtotcr. Corn closed Nc lower. nt
4l!s caAll and 41Hc for Dctabos. Onta closed Nc
luwes, Mt e:'hc cash and .3h hGD.3A for oceobsr.
Rye cnscr, nt sic, barley closed &c lower, at
G4.{c cash aud e for October. Hogs wese faltty
nciiYc, nnu ,feht weights averaged 10c lower.
Sales wcre at 81, D0Gl5. 20. Cattle wore dull md
lover, With sales at g.. 1505 90. Sheep were
t,u and nomInal1y unchanged. Last Saturday
evening there III htore In this city 35, 257 hu
vhcnt l, gu, IN bu corn, 4l1, O31 6u oats, los.
III bu rye. and :tlH, aNJ bu barley. In store at
Peoria: ~, TIL bu corn, 19!t 03l bu oats, and
II. Gi1 ba rye. In etorc nt Milwaukee: so, O8O
tn wheat md :,lo, :c77 bu barley. Totsi wheat in
hight laat satnriay, =, Inc, s.1 bn; do corn, TO-.
D,., Hi bit. The exports last week from tho lead
ing scaboard ports included &. 403 hras pork,
o. Til. i5l LIS bacon. !. 307, Iii lbs lard 0l, 0io
hria tlour, l,3D9, 7Su tu wheat; !, 200, 885 bu
cprn II. ;io hu cats, 1o7, ,a!} bu fya. 60. 800 bu
hurley, and ]. Gio pu peas. Thore was inspected
Into store In ihtn city yesterday $50 caS wheat.
All and IL, 700 bu corn. Ill cars and Q, 600
Lu oats o. cars and 2, 600 bu ryr. and lo cars bar
Try. Tnt1,. II. 0Sj cAys}, 484, GEO bu. One hun-
drcd tlol1ars In Eol would buy $1o3 12h in green.
bacltx at Tie closc.
, 1877-09-26

ia water in abundance. tho location selected being
on tho MItsieslppi, near tho month of tho kAs-
kaxkin River. This IL the oldest rrtfc portion Of
illinois, At ono time tnis locality contained rcrT
IaFge hnets Of ehotet timber. but. al IA country
settled up, kAt choice timber hat ben oonsvm<.
Theirs is both line and sandstone. hut thf !tfsf.
stan< Il af an ieFertor qualify, ana cdnnot 6t astd
10 ddrantadf. ~ the atratacatlon very frreEular
From txo to three miles from the location bsnd-
stons IL In abundance. Of fsr quaty, but. Ia ores
to nss II. railroad would hAss 10 bs constructed.
OF This stops good building could be erected, but
on aeconnt Of fAt Irregular eotor Of tie son< do
not eonsAttr AAat u trpsad aasspfr for MtFeAont-
s6ts commodity. Hfnes Msfs meusd x no acoFa for
eoartt labor on ste.s sft<r tAt building hds bt<n
conatFucteL TIT ohir atetss to Chatter Il by th*
ftrtr oT tht Chester Il ThmaToa Ratlroad, aHd II
my opinion &Aat th< people uo4id ezpsrlfnes 0rtaf
Lntonr<nttaes In astin1 to and from Hts location.
This il strong testimony against tho suit
ablcnoss Of Chester fofthe new Penitontiary,
but It Was not strong enough 10 overcome
JAKE DuNN's interests in that gite. DUxN
appears to be tho power behind That Guber-
natorinl throne which b stronger tha4At
throne itsoif.
, 1877-09-26

Mr. REUBEN Z. spa1xoEn, Of Cincinnati,
ono Of that city's most publio-spilIted citi-
zoue, who neyor tires in his well-doing for
hor, after giving hor ono Of the noblest music
halls and the largest organs in this country,
l.as now donated $500 in gold, to be divided
into ten premiums, to be awarded for tho
beat designs in carvinR for the case Of tho
organ, md limits the competition to ladies'.
Mr.. srn1xoEn says in his letter 10 tho Music
Hall Organ Association: "The compction
for these promiunls to bo confined to females
exc1ualve1y, md open to oll schools, and to
non-rcsidents as vol as residents Of our
city. Tho awarding Of theso premiums will
bo intrusted to thrco Judges. who will bo &c.
lected for their knowledge Of art, their good
judgment, md high characser, and to pro-
vent any projuGgment Of tho work while In
progress shoy will not b chosen until tho
work is completed and ready for inspection. "
The Association Inns accopted Alr. SPaINoEn's
offer, Have we not among tho female artt
students Of Chicago somo ono who Is compe-
tont 10 submit dosign for this decoration
, 1877-09-26

While the tide of riotory Altornately turns
towmd Rnssian and Turk, wbi1e the coward-
u Servians decline to cntor the fold until 1t
Is absolutely safe 10 do so, nnd wh}lo Greece
and Creto hold of for fear of tho other Pow
erH, thero ID ono litt1o milton, not much larger
than Rhode 1aland in area, with nh ar1ny Of
10000 poorly.arn,ed mon oil told, that keeps
up continual warfare against tho Turks, un-
doterred by lefeat Overwhelmed by armies
five times their size, they rnlly again. Crush
od down 10 tho Garth, they riso agin. Driven
from mountain to mountain By 1egiona Of
Turks, they reappoar every ti1no the logions
are Withdrawn. Lake ANraus; every
time they touch tho earth they gmn
now strength. II Was only few
weeks ago TINT tho Porto announced the
defeat Of tho Montenogrins by suLE1NAS
Pahha, md thoreupon ordered his withtrnw-
al to oppose tho Russians south Of tho Dal-
kana The arussulman butchers had hardly
loft Montenegrin soil before Tho black war
riors Of Tsornagorn wero again on the war-
path. In rapid succession they havo over
como tho Turkish garrisons, taken Nicsics,
carried tho Duga Pass, captured Doleha with
largo amount Of war tnatorinl, md lnid
siege to Gaschko. Such heroic valor and
such persistent determination not to nc
knowledge Of recognize defeat can hardly be
found elsewhere III the annals OF tho world
The Montonogrins havo nobly oarnotl their
liberty, md Europe ought to guarantee It.
, 1877-09-26
10, 1W,@ @
2l3, 075,o 600
O., Geo, 600

Tho Bpringdola ittaist<r talks through
halt column about the location Of tho
Southern Illinois Peuitentiasy at Chestcf, and
lcaves i.a soaflers In tho dark whether 1t ap-
proyoa the location or not. 1t manages 10
ret ip q falsohood about Tux TaiBuaE and
puff Tor JAKE BUM III Tho same sentence,
aud that " about ~ near as It comes to tho
inertia Of tho location, viz:
TuE TRtuusx chledy rests tts Argument On ths
allegation that JAKE DpNx owns tho land At Chez.
tsf, tins suggesliaY The inference that ths place
masl poasess coA.liers1lo advantages. OF shsaNd
4ud sncec.siul hu4ineas m2n uoui4 not oSn prop
qsty there.
F: 1'ax Tn.pusxs opinion OF the unftncss OF
Chester ~ tie site was to q considerable or.
tent based on the report OF Mr. u. D. Law
Rxacx, oua Of the Commissioners, and q
Springfield mau. Ho examined the location
carefully aud critically, and mado N official
report to the Governor and Reviewing Board,
from v hich we mako this extract:
At Chester the laud u badly broken, ths sevss!on
Il shout 700 feet, the bottom land u IN nsstow
strip from l00 TO $50 feet vide. and that cut up BY
dsep sa,tncs, aud would reQutso largo assoaas ~
] gFa&ttag 10 az Toons fer pfIs9n pGrpesa. Thsss
, 1877-09-26

Tho Government Ut switzerland has been con-
sIlcrel conservative anu prudent, aud tue last
one, 1t would bo supposed, that would glvs way
10 tha destructive Coun'anlsttc demand to fur
t.iah work aut wages for people who claimed to
10 unemployed; but recent expcrlencu Of that
country Ia providing employment fur artisans
thrown CUT OF work by the competition OF
American tuanb tactura indicates the contrary.
The Hwls3 Government opened jcwel1y shops al
Geneva !Q tho apFlng, paying come S0 wotkmsa
n cents d day when Al work aud half as much
wheu Idle. The official rcroFt OH these autes-
prises IL TINT tho articles produced cost the
Government teu Or twelve ,iuaes what they can
be produced Tor At private manufacture, Eyeu
4 project Of road-ulaklug which the engineers
Estimated u q maximum of 1900 francs has
&lready run up ~ l33,0N. Al Il we'll remarked.
"Tho waste u uoral ~ we'll aa material, Tor tl.a
enplores regard tho scheme a. charity In dls-
gu!se. lose selt.rsspect1 and sauandcr in drink
the wages they secsiyc."
, 1877-09-26
THE PHILADELPHIA PRgAonERs,

The Philadelphia lawyer long since acquir.
cd 10 great notoriety as u figure III
natioual proverb, aud now Tho Philadelphia
preacher ulnnlfcstly aspirea to q like funle.
We do not oara tn say precisely what such
Iroyerb will ba, but tho recent action Ut
tho Philadelphia ministers on aloR1oN'a case
gives a tolorably elear intimation OF II.
MORTON Is tho entsrpsising gentleman who
has issued over $4,000 900 bogu stock In
tho horse.railway company of which he ia
President, for tho purpose OF carrying him.
Belf in other stock speculationa. II IL n
eri1no In law and morals. 1lo Inns boan on
gagged in II for more than year. Fora fow
weeks past ho has been President OF tho
Permanent Exhibition established In
Philadelphia, md iu that capacity
acquiesced in keeping tho Exhibition open on
Sundays. Now come tho associated minis-
tass Of Philadelphia and declare TINT Aloa-
9oS's downfall IL - divine iuterposition and
Judgment for his eonsenslug to the desc
Grafton OF SundaY by tho opening Of tho E1-
hibitiou on that day. According 70 this wow
Of the matter, the opening Of tho Exhibition
on Sunday Ia moro heinous crime than that
Of forgery also, the crime Of forgery would
not layo beeu punished had II not been tor
the subsequent crime Of opening the Exhi-
bition On Sunday likewise, 1t was no. for
the commission OF the crime, but the expo
sure thereof, which constituted the great
shame Of bloaEoA, and Divine p1ovidanos
would gracioua]y have hashed up tbs little
oysriasus Of $1,000 coo Of stock IL Moazoa
/. ~ k1xt tCh
, 1877-09-26

The failure, aud tho disastrous tailure, OF
20 many savings banks In this city aud In
other parta Of tho country, must have tho
ctIoct Of weakening, 1t not destroying, conf
denco in tho whole system Of sayingg banks
Already tho question is seriously nake<, What
Ia porson with small sum Of moaoy to do
with 1t, 10 as to avoid loss by robbery and at
tho Same time have 1t avallabla when needed
for user 4 correspondent some days ago
suggested that worknen, especially In large
manufacturing establishments. could best
promote their own interests by lowing thoit
savings in tho hauds Of thoir employers, It
vas argued that employers havo TO borrow
money from tho awnings banks 10 pay wages,
pledgug their gootls aa suroty, and paylag 9
to 10 per cont interest, whom tho same
money, Il loaned to thom diroot by the work.
mon at tue rate thoy obtain from the banks,
wonldadd to thoir profits by reducing their ex.
oltan followed, involves precisely t4a same
considerations involved IN tho savings banks,
tho personal responsibility anl tho personal
integrity OF tie employer.
Wo arc informed tl1at number Of persona
in this city. and We suppose elsewhere, hayu
settled the matter for themselves by pur.
clasing per cept Goyornmout bonds. These
bonds are payable, principal and interest. IN
coin. When tue loau was offosetp so,ua
months ago, the subscription waa male al
the rate OF 100 In curFonoy. Tho bonds arc
now worth ~ In gold, OF l02 In currency.
Those who subscribed at Jog have there
foro lost, In casq Of sailing out, equnl to one
years Interest Even those who purchase
at 103 will do 70 subject, In case tho cur
roncy equal gold aud the bond sells At %, t.
a loss equal 10 nine months' interest. Th<
like contingencies wilt attend any bond
which, owing to tho riao or fall Of the cur
rcncy; may vary In ita currency price.
Whit " needed 10 meet tho popular DO.
n.auts is bond which. from the necessity o'
things, can bo always obtained at par for cur
tency. and consequently cauuot rise above
that in tho market. Huol bond would lt
one having forty yoas to run, bearing So.
per cent intcssss, and issued by the Treasury
ut par tu suna ot $50, Or any gssatar sum,
to an aggregate limited only by tho outstaud
Ing bonded indebtedness OF tho nation
Such q bond, always obsainable ut par fo,
tho paper, s,lscr, or Other currency Of ths
country, would offer 10 tho public plain
direct, safe, aud convenient form OF invaat
mani. II tho bonds for any cause ahonli
ssll In ths market for lesa than par, thau pur
ehasen would provide Themselves by buying
Of the brokers, taking advantage ot tho do
r1;na trhan tta hnu3s enrh nnk In 1.o,,uh
tnthe streets tor less than par, then they woul'
, 1877-09-26

HoaAcz GREELEY denounced tho ballot-box
frauds practlced by tho Democracy of Now
York, md very clearly demonstrated that tho
State was carried for SKYMoun over GnAsr
in 1868 by means Of forged naturalization
papers, repeating, and personifying Of nb.
sout OF dead votera- Tho examination Of ax-
Boss TwxED substantintos 0uKz1E1's c1arEcs,
and adds good doal thoroto. TwKEn openly
confcesoa how Democratic msjor,ties wero
obtained in that city aud State. Hero IL IN
extract from tho testimony taken Tuosaay
Q-Mr. Twzxn. with regard to city and coun-
II elections and tho management Of elections gen.
orally. when you ~err In otllco had tla Hing con-
troll Of elections In this city1 A-Wa had, sir;
absoluta control.
Q.-please tell mo uhat tho modus operanM
wast A-Wel, each ward had representative
man, who directed mattcrs, and to whom tho mem.
bcrs Of tho Gcnefnl Committee Of Tammany Hall
lookud for advice ~ to tho management OF taat
ward. We elected our candidates BY announcing
tho rcsult tn bulk without counting. Or transferred
tho votes for ons candidate 10 the other, ns tho
case might be.
Citizen tho elections weto really no elections
At ali: tho ballots wcrc msdc bring sbout any
suit that yon might hnye agreed on tofo.thAnd-is
that II! A.--Ud!fosa snate Fe4~tt; the counters
mdds tAt trsHlt; that could rot Aaes been doas
,cithoRs loea! aqtntst It was DOM by gontlesnon
who had charge Of tho warlA; might tell you
what gentlemen had charge Of tho wards, but they
did not ali do That kind Of work.
This ts refroshing confession. Tho
lenders - announced tho result In bulk, and
n,nde 1t big enough To decreaso tho fair mud
honest Republican majoritios cast by tho
,,,,~n1 .1sut~;otu rf,a stcnrrfnyu u Tu,xro
, 1877-09-26

Tho roviow OF tile British brcadstuHs mar
ket by tho Nark Lane Ezprtss, gives an un-
favorable estimate Of tho situation at home.
English wheat IL uniformly In lad coni1i-
ton, and tho prospect for tho next crop IL
fur from encouraging. Shipments from
Intlia aro estimated at but one-half The
quantity cxptcsed, md from Egypt aud
Northern lsussia tho amount being sent
forward falla far short Of what had been
predicted. 1t is noticed also that America,
though exporting freely, shows no dlsposi-
ton to rush forward her great surplus at
present prices, and tl1o probability Of IN
alyauco Ia practically admitted.
, 1877-09-26
I0YE.S LABOR LOST.

6p4cta! Dl.patcA 70 7n& cAteogs Tttbna<.
DunuQu1, H., Sept. 25.-8amGel stIcx!ey. OF
Waterloo, clopad with young lady ot tbat
placs yesterday. The girl jumped from win
dow, and, with tho one she loycd, took quarters
in box-car To avoid being esugbt, sud tho
party arrived III this city about noon They Gu
saged sktH to carry them across to Duluth,
from whence they tntcudad to taks q buggy, 30
10 FalrplaY, aEd get married. But nufoftl-
nately an accident happened which caused tho
whole affalr to b. nippea iu tho bud. Young
Stickley, while playing Win : small revolver,
accidentally discharged the Weapon, the ball
pa2stlg through hls band and lnto bs leg. tho
accident compelled him to como acro*s the
river anl' hna sus,tssal all. TIE father eg tho
girl had by thIs tiale teieYraphel to ths
Marsh2l. who, learning OF tho g1rl'4 where
abouts, sought her out and brought heE baek :
" tbs uty. Mr. stlca y wa4 also arrested. aud
ths music will pegan HhSa tla old gentleman
srsires in thla tatJ.
, 1877-09-26

W oo."oeo IRON mo ifoas"ey: Inns 's'oo
""'i'l l'h" l''l''a'y 'n'o Inc a"'F'A Oh tlo poo
r'e' aha every man anu ~oman' anu every
1"'n'ty III 'A0 1"n"' na''nB sao' OF any larger
sun, s"n u money nos neepos' 1of p1csons uso'
"oa,' ~. " 'n'o one OF morn o. 'nes'
.s oo'.'ls' "'.on' II 1eeis'e,oo' ~ou'o 90 pro-
te.s ,1o"' 'ooo'f'' Ut 'tfss W Aoc'''e1''' VI
.' VI ~ ..-
Ine Naaona 1'hnks OF tho country arc
no" 'oqu'fea 70 koep CT hana o. fesefSe
aeainss deposits enm equal to 70 per cont
o' taelf Whole dePossts' Ii they were a.
'o"eu 70 Keop thfs fesafVo tn these 0'o5
pof cent ponus. which on their lace would
oe equivalent TO currency, tho ~hoio fesofVo
VI 'ho oaaRs would ind thetf ~ay into saese
:, uons'a' III 1act' mo ahompioyed currency OF
'no country would tasso mat fof1n OF inToat-
iuon' Inc oanks' IN case OK ss'adon aomands
OF run fof aopoaits' could pay ont these
"nsla NJ par ana taoy wonia oe gIadly
aeeep1ea ny sho aepos'tors. In met,
1t s moro thnn hsely tnas III OIL
cases OF payments osef $ioo' "hen pa7men.
ID ho' ""ao og cheeK. theso bonus "onId
~.
inoy "o.'o 10 most popular io1m OF our
fenoy' we haso no question TINT IN tiIno
'neto y, womb Dc o oemana 1sr .neeo oonas tot
OIL porPoaea'-1of purpose OF ,nves'ment o.
SAVINGS LOT INC purpose Oh Aola'ne 70 moot
t"'aFo laymchtss ioF tne purpose OF Invest
.ns ',ne'npio'e" e"pl'"i' ios panA reserves
1oF nit 'o1Ias OF temporary 'nTes1mens.-so
sum ~ etluanng the present aggregate o. al
tua Outstanding rof cent bonus, aad per'
n'4'a many OF the o por eonss' Iho aos-
ef'lmeht, ns II receives this money Tor this
popular ioan' c"n use II to purchase tho out
stanatng bonus tn fho opoh mafkot' OF 10
purchase gold, d'nd redeom alter notice tue
U per cohts' Ihe ttovornment is now pay
'ne U per cent interest on about s760'ooo'ooo
U per cent Donsis; to take them up oy tho
pfoeeeos ot m oanal sum OF a.e' pof
cent ponas "oula 90 saving OF over
sao'ooo'ooo &ola inteFost ANNUALLY m
co''s'aerno1e 6. saving IN .heao daSs Of nafa
''nca n, anu excessive tahas'on.
Ano advantages OF tle80 bonu8 may %
, 1877-09-26

The time of sailing of thu WooDRuss Scientific
Expedition around the world has been poat-'
poued till Cct. x, 70 give ams 10 complete
preparations. The Secretary u the Navy ha4
examined tho plan OF tue expedition, aud vrites
70 lt& protector that he duds "a it, objects u be
such ~ to merit tho Highest public eonsidess-
ttoa," aud that II It shall prove successful ita