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4kA Y l4lt Il '6t
"A tho hero In tho tfgend Of ~ Rip Van Wlnklc"
IL 2lwaya Identified with Joe Jefferson, any do.
parture iron, hla method IL deemed bady acting,
whilo closp imtstlon of him would uRcc!ually
mar the play. ME. Nobett McWada appears
10 understand. ills. and Monday night hs dlow
hns line between Jefferson md Zip, to tho su.
p.ems satisfaction Of 4 good audience. liz played
the part we'll, and naturally and by hta own uxcs-
tions made up for whatever Of defects attached 10
shs support. Tho rest OF tho company did fairly.
Thuraday evening Mr. VIII Chapman will tAko
bcEcat In ''sold; Or tho Victim, !" play written
by himself 10 bring pul four newspaper men. Mr.
lumes Chisholm, criue for the Ilaer+ 0csaH; MIR.
WIN Eaton. critic for the 73mfs; Mr. Matt Angle,
critic for tho Frairs FaFaer and At Scott, cutie
for ths !oil Rtpotttr, will b. cast In the leading
patts. Me. ch.tloln, las n,a4u ono reputation
luf 0ran,atse criticisms. and II sail to pussess
ranStaut and asd4oHs study. III. Eaton, Il good
Judge VI lrun,at!c representation, IL Inclined In
h. cFtteista 10 hod ac4es* 10 rigid performance.
l!a l. cool md aaiss. aRa h.s an easy. oH.hahd
demanding those ehaRgtcEl.tlS. H. GKure IL
good, aud life spent In uniting social q4ellaCa-
ti9ns with excellent, journalism ha4 gl,sn him an
LsSsGt u hln. in 81 new departure. Sf, Angles
strength Hes tu his flelal expression apd on At
sracti.s air Of coal ckIesauo+a, gained By louz
experience ~ tha tnstEactton ut tha farmer
a. IL II ps3ss, xss h' .n; ;A'r 4. ssb ssbo IL +. nas
blind should ~ hiu IL als Effort to ra*s hInssif
ehavo tho quiet Of hG pastoral puEsuits. Mr.,
as 9a.aso q 81. s. sssS
lAosv VT have seen fhs EehcAEssis " h<tA1 per-
lsct iu thu eutfssa and s1is; As, NiH Chapman IL
too well kuown to den:an1 ls9xthI e,eVmtam.
Ills uianfestat!on Of t2sts In tho selection Of his
cat stamps hlas . playwright.
Mrs. Oatcx lG1t week.
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PAGANS AND ANTHR0P0PHA6t
NnAAtnf Fhkrafrk IN T1x yiffku8k

DLaoxno7ox. Ill, April lo.-Thc eta:e toa
vensiop OF ths Northwestern Branch OF lAe ~.
ans Forrtgu Missionary Society Of tho Aetheens
Church met this afternoon 1t tho Flnt u. :.
Church. tie object Of tbs Convention being a's
= stimulus 10 missionary work among tho heshtp.
This branch includes Illinois. lpltans. Wi'ons1,
and Michigan, but the Convention Includes l'e.s
only. Oalcess were eleeted: President, alts '. -
HIT, OF Evanston; y!ce-Pttstdcnt, Mr.. u.
Crow bloomington; Secretary Ars. A. ss.s.
ford, formerly Of Bloomington; Assistant lce'a :,
r1es-Ass, ctandan, Iaoek Rlyos Circuit; 1s'' =
r. llits. central Coofersucs, Mn. A. =.
Ki99s, Illinois Conference. and Mrs. -
Z. sladr, Southern Illinois conteHsMs. ~
Committees wele sppolnted :. tollows: Eth
Hrggs of Plssaaeld; Elu.nee3hrs: nfows.etae.a
Mrs.. tonweli, OF Oak Park. aud MEs. E!snasI1fns,
Of Joliet; He4oIutlon4-3tlss Emily Mnnueesi III
Miller, Of Chicago, Mts- Boyasdus, pf spnhjlrrb
and AEs. Qltu. y Joliet. Tals evening tns t trcr
and Seriptusal lesliDx. " the hes ". Mes'If iS nf
and tho ltuy. 7. A. PIksr; opening aua a,t,ran
Tnisel.ity; response By Mfs. Jeaase +. WI. WI.
formerly Of tho Wesleyan UllTeEst1y. now + ~. ~
ca2o, After An hour spent In social lntentIss IL
The meeting adjourned 10 plect and CONF ~
WVtE TO- o-notruW.
, 1877-04-11
TIE TRIBUNAL.
1uaTlcH cLlR1oNp'a PAhT.
EpAdaf MtoQtcA 10 M Tkthuuk.

WAsHisuToS, u. T., April l0-The Coaqrss-
tloaat Record appears todsy bearlux tho full ss1t
Ut The ssmasks nads BY the members Of tho Eject
oral comn!sslon In tho contested cases submitted
to that tEibana'. After llsycs Nas declared cect>
cd the ialuncllon 0: secrecy removed from tho
tribunal, an1 the several members permitted 70
prspass thelr own ststsusniA OF thslr remarks.
~ thea Wa no steHogEsphcf present, these
reports have been subjsct to careful serssion.
Pesbapa ths moat curious opinion IL TINT
Of Justice Clifford. liz gave his full opinion in
the Florida casa. The spite Of tho old Democratic
Judge Aud Dou1boR war.horao runs through tho
eoncluslon Of Gl!Gurd's IeclsLup After tha Coul-
mission bad decilsd 10 trent d oituas al evidence
not contained In the papers submitted by the ties-
President other ulemb9ss uf The Cou!u.Lxslou dla.
eus.cd the ~hole easa tn favor Of tho papers sub.
mlttcd to the CommksIon by thv Pfr4lteus of
, 1877-04-11
A. r. STEWART. g.. 90.
What They Have to Say In ltegnrd to ~
Importation Frauds.

What They Have to Say In lteGnrd to IN
Importation Frauds.
10 tAs' Editor AZ TAs 1s1buns.
Nkw YoRK, April l0.-ln answer to your Wa'a'
Ington dispatch published yesterday. an1 the t1''
tFaoriinary comments !n last evenings Chfetgo
.jouraal We wish 10 atato that our house las ht1f
ayallel ltsoIf Of any frauds on tho importation af
purchase OF silks; that ws layc never lndlrGsf
or otherwIse Imported or purchased any msnase-
turel By o. for us through any other house, ncf
have We ever purchased or imported silks In tpr
other than fatf, honest, aud legitimate matlIrf
We have. It ~ true, becn compelled to cnyss
largely In the manufacture uf s!tk III this connr'
wharf our mills are located, but II IL not ttuc Ut
VIZ have lbanu0ne. lts importation, On. thr Gu
trary, VIC are sill importing not only very !uts|J
hut eonstans'y. Tie exclusive uadct. a'uatlns
u othera h1yu caused Us 10 bs exceedingly 90.
slouA In selecting nnr iMportatlons from Esa.e, "
silk Ut high quality aud special productions, pee
we hayd mol batp driven from tho 1Hld ~ statlu
THa TAinvkE. nor do wa Intend to b.. WsaMs.s az
faith that our Government, with tho facts II taa
connection fully asteItasnca nn! IN itA potsesal'
will adopt measures to protect legitimate tHb+!t
Ing. and will also recommend sucl, ehan.rs !ntgs
present tae1H ~ will lead 70 that rcaut; but y
should not,'ths public may 10 assured We ~! ~.
nsyOe avaf! ourselves Of any fnuds IN inpoTtalens
Or undefxaluatlonA nor evGr olfef for sale sia Rs
honestly and fafkly Imported.
/ ALBxANnEnT, STEWART &'&
, 1877-04-11
Candidates for the Next Sneak.
ers.ip p and Their Pros.
poets.
Ctvil-Soryico reform Praetfccd in
tho Treasury Department.
Certain Questionable Appoint
Iaents Marked for Corr,
rectfon.
The Part Performed by Justice Clifford
In tho Electoral Tribunal.
That Recent Treasury Order Does Not AT.
feot the First Chicago Batch.
THE NEW HOUSE.
GARFIELD CANDIDATE FoR srEARER,
c~A.f.S Sy.-~S.N 04 7&.sk...

THE NEW HOUSE.
GARFIELD CANDIDATE FOR srEARKR.
. Sptetai Dispotch 10 7As 7ttbanA
WARRINGTON. D. e., April 1U.-tien. Garfield
hnYtnR announced himself as. Candidate for tbo
spcakrEPhip, there has been much tntetcst to learn
The exact position occupied by Representative
Charles Foster, Of Ohlo, who II the only othcr Re-
publican prominently spoken for tho place. 4 dis
patch received from hint Inst Saturday by gentle-
mnn OF this city not being undorstuod. tho follow
Ing statement Of his postton whlcl, IA from an au:
tisorltatlye source, wilt bo intoscstng: Hr. Foster
las not sought the support OF nnJ man ior the
SpcakoEsbip. 1Is did not cvcn think Of 1t ill tho
matter was mentioned In tho newspapers. Ito
hopes 10 SEQ Gen. GARFIELD elected, and will do
what he can do 10 secure hts success. At the samo
ttmo he imngtncs contingency In which be wontd
fcelN
A run1.lc purr
10 bceoms candidate, and lie is understood to be.
iero that The exlgcncy Is such TINT hc ought not 10
place hmsclf outside Of tho list o. posdIble csudi-
dates Foatcrs namo has been suggested a. n
compromise candidate who might possibly secufo
some Southern Democratic votes which could not
bc obtained for Gen. Garfield Thore Is o vide.
spread Impression that FoAtes's conservative
course during biz ens!ro service In Congress, and
ESPECIALLY hls action on tho Louisiana caso two
yeaFa ago. aud tho independence lie has shown On
all occasions, would mako him moro acceptable to
liberal Democrats than anY oihof mau.- On the
otacr hand i 10 doubtful II ai1 The radical RcDub
!lcana would support him even u ho was numlnutel
ny tho Republican cancus Many OF them havo
openly accused him Ut being
UNTRUE 70 His PARTY,
and hpye already sai1 that they would prefer to
hare the Democrats hold conttutsf tile House, and
y The eee ss, & o. that
crnts.. They think that .ach !, coalition woaid
tjefrat in tho orfnniznton al IN" jInusr n IL ibc
, 1877-04-11
THE OFFICES.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.,

bQtc1Qt Dsf00ECh 10 1Ne 2f3hunEt
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 1O-Civll Service pro-
motions continue In tho 1nsurfor Department. To.
day tho Chief Clerk Of tho Interior Oileo was pro-
NOTED to this place Of Bell madc Assistant Hecfc.
tary, and one Of tho E1amInors was ,uade Chief
Clerk Of tho Patent OEco. .The frat efforts Of Sec-
rotary achurx will bo 10 80 organize tho efficient
forces Of the Department 10 obtaln tho greatest
possible bonoats TO tho service, and next will como
overhanltnR for tho purpose Of purgng the surv.
ice OF inefficient and Improper persons and tllosc
who obtained oflca by notorlously Improper
means.
! spEo5At A0RNT1+
Tho hFft step In Feorganfzinf tbs forco Of special
ngents for tha Customs snrvlco In the Treasury
Department prepAsstoFy to an lnyesti9ation Of tho
cntlro Customs Service was taken by Secretary
Sherman to.day. Agent ". o. Moore was re-.
leved and ramandcd 10 subordinate position On
tho force till hs can bo considered by itself.
mado chief. TIE latter geullesnsn has
long been known in connection with
thlu seryeo as ono Of the mont e.lselent officers.
The placing Of Moo'e over him under tho last Al.
men who bud hecn ,pronlnsne in making waF on
ths rings wcrs punished, This wrong IL cue OF
TMhAauitr APPOINTMENTS.
10 tAs Etaers Asfoctafsd J9tss.
WAs,uHuTost u. C., Aprll l0.-Ttc following
!: tho law relative to appointments in tho Treasury
Tint on md after Jap. l, 1870, tho appoInt-
menta In th!s ol!ce shall he 10 nrrnnIpd as to bo
United States Tsrritorss, and tho Dtattict Of Co.
iumba, accortlnE to population.
Tho above law Secretary Sherman Will rgidly en-
psnent to Ssw I'VE gSs.na ss AaW VII
syi!anla: ohio, Msrylsnd. Delaware. We.t VII.
vii sr H. R .sss eo1 u
4. Z. .riae'e, recently removed Tim tSo oe,eo
, 1877-04-11

Spectai D4spaleA 10 Ina Ttbuxx
HosTos, April ~. The uau4s Vt IlepfeAentA-
t1srs to-day ordered 10 third reading. ~ nalos-
NY Of 70, tue prohIh!tory law passed In 1Sg, and
tspealed iu 1878. hut fcw changes ars made !u
tho Law, and these for ths heavier puulsAalent
u o1cntefs Of ali elaass4. The Proh!bitiont.ts
clans Inn oiy of ei.ht In the Senate M that ths
suecels u tbs bill Ia nrsqsea,
JUDICIAL.
ctA reforn " Rejecting tbs Gllk ptoviuinv fur Tic
Abolition VI hrs oui vt The eight municipal courts
ia Evstun.
, 1877-04-11
MlSCELLANEOUS,


IN PaFwe1l Hail yesterday Wa led by the Rev.
A. foukcs. and tho exercises wcro eoDmencca by
thu slnging Of two hymns-"WhIleL Light rsaloux4
lts Precious Life" aud "Etow Sweet tho Name at
Jek9s Suunds."
Tho leader read seqpcst fos tho prayers OF tho
meeting for noted !ualol lecturer, that hls tai.
enls might ba diverted to Go4!s service.
lle requested t4Uso who desired the prnyeyv OF
tho meeting for relatives anl frsnLs 10 u,aku ,hen
veflablly, and several arose md responded, a. ful.
lows: by q lady for IN indIel nephawI by friend
fur two young 1ncn; by gentleman for daughter,
abrpthos,lnlaw, si.tsg.in law, and father III.
laws and several gentleman for blothees. Tbs H.
9ucsts wcEc compiled wlth by &udLlu prayef irom
ths louder, who pEaysa earnestly for tho cunvss.
sion of too nosci in1dcl lecturer. and diversion
of lii talents 10 Gods sefylcr.
'sGuids me-, o Thou Great Jehovah, " was sung,
and then tho Issv. Mr. Yorkcs took up tho subject
q ysstet!ays aiseoutsv.. from tho twenty -attA
elAptsE u Natthew-that portion re'at'uy 10 ms
talents of htl'cr. The srcaksFe remarks had
aud IN . Fery foscible AMI sarpcst manner ho
urged biz hearers to asYda their salenta M ua&tcf
how huplbla they might bc. 10 tho glofiacallou ot
Prayer was offered oy The Rev. Mr. spea.cs, anl
litter from y. w. llaxcn. The lsoston agent Ut
Vt tho WORK ID 1o.ton among tha hs.iaess men,
and said The Lord had takrA bold of tho work ii
that city, after the nlRlost futile efforts OF Nj.
Aoody and otas's, md a Kssat swskeninz was In
ksma1ks Of IN encouraging natuso wsso m.de BY
4. ~ uel!khk and aAotkts gentleman, and thru
The aleetlng Tss dismlssel with tbs bsus sdctiou.
Tue regular weekly .ucsiinx u tho Prs.bytsrisu
Elders 1s.oetation was held yesterday afternoon
~ y o'clock 10 the!s room in Aecorn.lck's build.
Elder Carter. tho President. occ1p!sI thu ehalr
Oss Waters. tho Secretary. Opened the ltscuS.
, 1877-04-11
ADELfsIFT.

Victoria Richter, = clever German actress, made
her 6rst Appearance In Louie. iu tho 1.-TWO Or
phans," Monday night playing iu English, and
doIpE we'll. Tho cast, with but few exceptions. II
Xuod+ and tho variety BILL and the pautolulms Ass
dtawlu. ~ well - rtsg.
, 1877-04-11

TUE sacbRb bAf'4 sEs21oN
Of tho Chicago Pscsbytesy meeting began at o
O'clock With devotional exesclaea, the Rev. y. ".
Wood presiding.
ThV regular busintss Of the Presbyte.y waa com.
mcneel With thH presentation of tho annual report
VI tho Doard Of Education BY the Kew. ]. Ii.
Tfowhs!dge. II showed that luring the year the
SUN of s., i30 had been apprvp s4tcd In sid Of
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son,ns Ts' ,n ss,n,, mat T',s y n. coo1 ser Fannie
dsers'ion On tho till and ee. il in @ .neh sssps
thAt 4 can pass. a Alobhy!t, here wo,tfnF to dc.
feat The paftare o any bill 10 tenrgnnizc The Conn.
s sne' haat oe .' . R
Chicago. Is hcte bnry settling up Democratic op
PetSn o 70 as S 1s &c iii h m ssee SS se
ec,vss taken. Mt. Ke.sney sent 10 The Clerks
de.k tho appeal of the County Hoard. adopted
Monday night in which they tell how they pno to
,At,et Nj: smiths motion had hscn carried. sfr.
Merritt moscd TO Iccon.Ldcr. on the ground Of Oh.
ihs btl u .he tpee'al order fos e. morrow.
sSS's 6 st @ IL ne ss Il:
der for Tomorrow.
The vote by which the F1re.l'nirol bill WAS lost
IN Wa again md finally defeated By u syes 10 81
n0eS.
49,. fns DEFICIENCY.
e t. @ss:sasy $685.
Hard mt to 4 for something to lauel al. md
day tse 9oo"s q 'esS ts
eon.ldft,ins tAs Dewey Dee bIiI: Fh!s !: p?spe.:
sse.e :s 3 paa e S"sa I'd R.a9ft tsat @ s5a
iyc counties to furnish each city. Town. Town
ag te WITTY win e,,eap %sas .tsp. eaes %
checks bearing tho stamp Of The year In which
to the owncr Or protector Of each dog, npou dc.
r,And. one Of enid stamp: or checka, and said
stamp or check shall stand, ~ admission Of in.
lifted for taxes. and shall be collected The tac a.
other county taxes. such stamp os check shall
e 5ear sa%ped S slSea s therco e sn u.aa
amount Of cheap Wit wns sntten nT In The way OF
sgppo.ea X fnnny aneaSent, and Eskin:
tho tosnfoolely the House adjoutne1. :
sEaArE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HILL. TO GET A
RTANn-prf.
Mr. Kclloc this morning fcI}nrted hack, with rec.
te,day. This il thc Sii, already noticed in tFcso
dispatches, ptos'dlnE fos MINORITY representation.
ticket, '4o'N ''' '' '''
~. Riddle. from the same Committee, submitted
the following minority report: ,
e bill
ss S:a II sss s7 s
Tis III !tss 5hs ent!so County of COOK shall,
:,t!si 81 Gttcea VIE. Ny ons eandtsss. "s
tss,sts {! y s.s ssss ~ s! q ss
Gsx ton"sy @ tsn @ shsII y elected ftsn 81 y chi
@ oe5sss IT, H. ts;tn
sl a3 se as s tse9, "a xiv
4 . h. 5s'{ s ;sa 5 Or ~ setoh ~
tG, f., ths purpose Of ecetn9 ta yoar of County
The hi has been introduced ,.ts Ia tho x..ton and
s unsf eStrssd!,s1y cIeumstsnre, ealealste
ne asit resas 4 ~;
.hr fcains psoSics eeeten 81 copIy III cSm
yeF ost e g II
Ts pat;fs Ut q The eouoon
sssa Il st e. os e 5
and sds wns,q "a. s.oas.sy
ssSss sISt ,ssaa:s :sf;s
III 4 sss e. i ssss &
.Sss9ge u. ~ IA i1s sssss9 sss ny
fs:t 5 ~ ;sss S3sss
81 e sss
Ayonr DISCUSSION.
Ar: Riddle referred n es,onG phrase TO tho cor.
liz Keloo Bill was really eonsrtvea to perpesuats
orally accountable to tho pooplo Of Cook County,
hl!! bo indsants1y postponed.
Mr. Robinson, 0f Co0k. moved to refer tho Ke-
hoe b'll to Tho Committee On County and Township
I'll. Kchoc took the floor, and IN
AN EXCITED ltAKANGuE
H. only iii reossnizins tho c COX connty X nost5
tho motion Is refer ~as inade for tho Iaiposa % q
NJ. Leo objeesca 10 tho reference Of Kchoc's bill
fos II. ss e ,.tanx'tnx I n esmt!se
had trcH ArrA n In ~ rrnttf tfc~ LII,
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| nuA euU kuC AVhttuH 4SAt
would doubteaa only be fraetInn of tho drift mp.
On mo oaan @ no ,oa "a or 'e oatn 70
ID ''' '>'N'| '0'',
rnH roLrowrso OVERTURE
va. tubmt,ca BY the Rev. i. II. Trombridse, to
oe m ,eha 10 .no oenerat y, AsseH,D'y:
Is rs;fJs5y ~ 81 Ghsasr m 1ss''Gn n IT. Ap. ~
Ronr Of Muet;ion srsf,s1 10 xTSnt ns..anrs Il 'nS NJ
pssson q. " roii n rur.sns II. Mn,ss wIio
f.
81 Touur v nsn Il io a,tVse, c"tac. XII a.so ;a
Pledge tndn,scses IL wtMx ~ s7cr 10 either Il,
HUNG Or Fareirn l!o1n! of Mlaun.. nI ho,,l ihrf
III
MI # sss..ss hid ss svss.' @ .a
It would bo adopted.
Tss .ey: wa',s. nor'ytae movsd s That tho over
'no moslon WIN fsU Famatss'
nhe Ky. o. u. "ses A.. sn'a mat NO 10, mao a!wsss
tcrln9 tho ministry ] CT entirely anlrammcleI. M Tho
sx.trn, rn.t -, rna,,c ~ ,1i,a .onnr s,sn n,.ca
ar. SoshH ,.rh @
them great inlnry. After they had gotten assist
anec from tho Hoard they often discovered that
saey aa not tea!s wan. 70 sn.es Inc ninlat'y; ana
Mould not 10 Dc rn,e.s thsy ers benna: ' Tins
tnsf wu1o pEasssauy S.u"u.u " i"so lno rt.st|.
% ths Church tlan 4. laynlen. iio wi.hea 10
eept "
.lss %Ss = po::esss% u y ''ea'
men Under. .rcatrlctlon and !lksned the young men
n t9c Church to solAlrrs sho had cnltstn during
ays een s e d;l ,aSSy
more pcaeStal walks Of i!it; Rut thc res0!t otsho
= snowea hIs weaxncsf tt H. " tnat asenMeat.
vas na ea ss nd e to,sMns VIZ
On mot;Gn VI .,s aseed 'ss ss A., Maks wo
upH s.s asansst9g: ,!'ea ma carried TIM. NJ,
itcsntate ad s,udent s BE- put III! upon ~ e1amina..
The ea.o Of two young men in their second year
q. tic Seminary, Iiu lad applied for special
eY ates.en rem thu Committee
9 ss:sts e @ Nj w a. stsa a @ i H iss
shsfeiors deslnca 10 fscommena sba 10 6o sesnteI
The nae.tion a. 10 Inc proprsesy Of haytoa elders
ts Ss%%s,:s of s1sanh: eandaates fof
Tho Rc1. ss. Il. II. Patterson thought that tho
elders ,honid not 10 On tho Committee bccau.s to
thsy eonld c,S aes b present =. ts soatss
to examine n soew a"a ohe
.;tudi.s. ~'S" "''>' ''"S'
bytcry In appoInttny eIders on tho rommttsc o Tho
papcf was recon.iacrca. W. 'N' ''''''''''' : Nv
The iiey. ii. blackburn wanted tho prcabytery
naiy. Il it va, liz ssuens were obIIgad 10 ssay
se ses,y yi H. ss e.p,s4y sa9Sa e, ss5s
@ eay q w sS.1s < %p IT, r.
, 1877-04-11

tho Senate, bnt Mr. Justico Clifford believing th,.
the discussion would ba nnasallng and useless,
TooR no FURTHER FART IN THE DEBATE.
= 1scferEng 10 the cascs subsequently snhmtt,cd ~
Louisiana. Oregon, and South Carolina, at thc
closc Of the remarks. Il II &ali, that Mr tu,tIrs
Clifford lid nat participate In thesc Afrcns. .lor,
having hrrn thoroughly convinced TINT nuthnu /.
could nay would be uf any public brneat. ''
, 1877-04-11

The Commission In iho Of tho l.er N. gedcn 70
,psfttnliy .eport tnas They haze e1dsavoTsd with III
faelto yet any atlt!ayla from Tho church seeioii in
Mhce!ns or 9thetr WHO havc accused Mr. hode1 Vi
=. u, T. 1eoss thss ~ aeldsa n. sen Ky q
mend Temporary euspenson gf the t}0spcl nInlairy
until such time staa eAs1 can be further ayesKate4
Z. u. EtLtoTTv
, 1877-04-11
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, April, H. 1877,

rtudcnts. Tho amornt contributed up to March &
BY the churches Of tho presbytcry had bccn s;e:,
and tho contributions during tho coming yett
would douhteaa only be fractInn Of tho Irnfl mp.
on Tho roard. Tho Total receipts Of the Hoard 70
fax wcro but 81, ,oo2.2o Tho report was ndopt.
I'd
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then submitted tho following:
s rs A. ssss1 e l.
e. ss VII eey ts .a ss M Me
nos Ss'ian s n.as. tissn o, to-day In
,S;s ~ .sssisH II SST,ss.I.ny sn ,s s!ais saa
sss
u St Il hAlfss 4S I'll tst; S5s
HI fssn 81 snas .; II. %a. 81
a SisstSs; S,: :A the
Sss saps s ntls itoa sur paS!ts .eiool:, % 10 e
81, saSss ;ss ~ az
SH Viii 9.e.A 'F' a. e'nass''''
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The resolutions wrre laid over
any Arguments advanced during thu Convention
oh|eet!on* in w1slax woall b sonsldefed. '''
HI; a N;: IlaiIb liz Convention sdjouinsa mil
At Tho forenoon session papers will bs read By
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ami no wnnt n disposition to do mischief II
the unP,rtnn.ty we're favorable. rury were
well organl1e,l for this thing. and engineers,
brakcnlcn, mud aIncklncn. all under*toxl
each Dthcr. We heard from ono ri The
men at Altm'na OF a scheme which might have
proved at .ecssful and warncl great destruction
hai II nut been happily thwartcl. II was pro-
p'sc'f by the btrikrrs to run an engine up Tho
mountain, AMI rs soon ~ It was known that tho
ar.in Will! the tr1ops was coming to let her 2!
elashinR hnwn. fou can imagine what would
1t wasn't"
i!tperter-what did vou dol
observation-disclosures u State secret for tho
dcrs after this that the train be- run BY tho block
system. That Ia. II don't moro until The limo for
four nIilcs aheaA Ii known to bc clear ot OBJ
strussinns., Wc sent two detaci,n.ents on foot
t through !ta,.. tho tunnel ahead ot tho train.
rItt.ourK was lively. Wo soon found
ourselves among tho strikers, and in
twenty minutes wo wcru nl1 right. Ind chat
va'vc Je IN a "eo tx sa po. W IT.
good many more ot the strikers, when this
Thing i,rgun, tnatle tip their minds to stop
tue r1siin!iIK Of trains on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road until tue Government Ind IL takc charge
il tho charter Of ths company which gasu
the Stute Government tho right, alter 4 ccr-
tafn tlme. tu take posscssIun ol Tho road II It's
oEners failcd t.! transport thu mafls.' Tits
Wild ttlca laA evidently g1incd considerable be-
lief al,ung the suoEe Ignorant Of the men, and
ttIurc IGHUrlAt lot nevtr saw anywhere. We
we're there osteaslbly trY!ns to ohtan work,
and III milking our rounds VIC found ten or
Twelve applicants for every lob vacant. Il Was
the sanu II, Allegheny, md pretty much the
thcru arc just nox bcgInnug to appreciate tho
extent Of their fO1IF,t
, 1877-08-11

, r... A. IN n,. A..
ttHoA"o, AuR. lu-tcrm1t NE 10 suggest
f.odc tint ~ould aid greatly IN bringing green
I.acks tu par, atu1 perhaps iullY accomplish Tho
ob;e.t wfti:n1t materially ..hanrfnc- tho omount
~ orr,,,n., H., .,,r,,,,a,1, ~ IT, n"s"s.,a
-. ."''.Mi5 ~ .'ss,'a'ioa. a. 1oe hesapt1on
IA" colld ID fepeaica or suspenacat ana tbs ss-
YER dollar lGInonctized md made n luIl legal
tender thtx,, rc,lcmr,tton.bonis would mnIte
crre,hact, ~ oncr cor,, ;, nntn.
=. ~. s |' ~ .!1A. ~ ,''n'
:. ~ .. M ens "c autn"!'&ea ~ ISSUE ot ABOUT
Slouttuo,0W of scdcnlptlon'bouds principal aud
Interest payable In United States coin.
.. Thu pftt cli,al Ut tllu bonus to bo payable
In tcu or twenty years, and tic interest i1uar.
terly or scult -ai,nually; hut tho Government
to liol the uptt OIL 0i calling them In at nny
tIuic upon gtvi1s: three n,ontns' notcc. and nav.
lng tl,c,n fl coin.
5. The ratio 1T interest to b per cent Der
an1ll11I or wi,a to yer rato NAV tc NECESSARY Ia
keep / tse |lon,ts rt par tHho could tcli ii nj.
vance what TINT 1ato wo,iii bcl-Ep,1
I. Thu bonds tx. he ts.ucl at mar In ereen-
Lacks, and tn u inns OF $1,000 ur lnuitiplcs
thereof; and only to pcrsons wanting them ju