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, 1877-04-07

from different warl> with information, and de-
1nAndca to DO sent bnek In carriages. The ttortcs
about Ms. SAIru having ''bar'l of monet" turned
thclr b:asnt. Other men lntrnsteI with funds to
ues on election .tny for ttckel.pcat!crs stuck the
money in their nwn pockets or got drunk on It.
Thus {lay after day. md week nfter week.
tho bn1nncrs, gutter-rats, whisky -sonkera,
aafoon.ioafcrs, ind tho underground ropula-
tion Of the slums rushed upon tue barrel,
II ono man got money, ten came with their
demands. II ten were paid, straightway n
hundred put In their appearance. sonso Of
them got money, aua went of and got
drunk. Some Of them did not get money,
mud went off and got mad. The nngratetul
hounds who got money aud tho Desperate
hounds who did not aetod together on olcc-
tton day, according To arr. SHEPPARD, and
worked for HEATH. In point Of tact, overy-
thing seemed to work against Afr. SNtTu. IT
we may believe tho 7i,nts, even tho school,
marn,s, Afr. sMiru's peculiar pets,
proved trcacf,crous, and worked against
him. The situation, .howoycr. Is not
without It's consultations. Mr.. SuEp-
AND Ia young man who lerofo-
fore has not beou accustomed to such asso-
oiatious as those into which tho barrel
brought him. 1t is lesson for him Of The
discomforta of rnnning bnrrol. 1tsuggossa
to the defeated candidate, when nozt lie goaa
into political campaign, that ho ehou1l ill.,
form the patriots there IL to Ia TO barrel In
the contess, and that the great party of
economy anu reform must furnish the aInows
Of war instead OF living upon him. Split
up your barrel, Mr. SMrTn, md burn 1t for
kindlings. Tha barrel Ia failure aa an ele-
,nent Of reform, either in national or munich
pnl politics.
, 1877-04-07

While M1nHAr PAaitA, tho deposod Grand
Vizier, was sojournlng in Naples afsor hia
sudden departure from Constantinople lo
WIS very naturally the recipient OF marked
attentions and especial courtoaies from the
Turkish Consul in NIPPLES. Thelatter l,aslost
his place in consequence. This circun,.
atanco, together with tho fact that tho pres,
out vizier, EuuEst PAsuA. Inns Just beon
houored by tic oonferment Of tie Star OF
the Order OF Osman!i as q ,nark Of tho Sui.
tau'u admiration and approval Of bis policy,
would scom to settle tho question Of Nip.
uAr's recall md reinstatement.
, 1877-04-07

The Ch!ca:o rro.!ucG markets weru moro aniu,at.
cd yesterday, brcadstul!s being strong anu pso.
visions wrak. Mrse pork closed nt oc per bsi low
ct. At s13.uo for April and $la.b7hG14.Uo for
May, Lard closed l0c per too ts lower. ut 50.
cash and 937Halp.4 10 for May. stcata closed Il G
lower. At +ic for 'ooso shonleors 7&c for do short
tlbs. and 7alc for short c!eara. 1lEghwtncs wcrs
quiet. ut 81. Of per galon. Flour wus in better DE-.
nIAn4 anl stronger. Wheat closed 1sic higher, at
sl.3o for Anr! and s1.:+4s for aiay. Corn closet,
,4c higher, al a0hc for April and l23ic fus May.
Oats closed q sic higher. Ut j1tsc for .aprtt mud
BIC for May. !tyc was stronger, ut HiG207!ic.
bailey closcd 1c higher, at !i;]c Tor April Hogs
were lull nnd 'awcr, cIoslny ut 81. UUGs5. 10 foE
common to cholcu. Cattle were dull and wcuk, With
Falcs principally at 3d. 7IQe5o no. Sheep were qutet
mud lnwcr. One hundred dolars in guild would huy
Slu5. o. In crcentaeks ut tho cIose.
, 1877-04-07
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

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Q. TD RENT.
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14.,5. JAMES s!OflUAN. II. n, Hl:t1lQE.
10. MHNNf 4. SEELYK. ". y. COOPER.
II. N. D. HARDIN.
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~. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
II. EDITOn.lN.c1t1EF.
-. MANAGING EDITUR.
II. ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
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N. NEnrATTl LYcEUM DullKAu.
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IL. ". ". DEXTER.
n. Ukt.. l.. THATCHER A. F. STEVENSON.
III. NIGHT EDITOR.
80, CITY EDITOR.
oares In tho Building to rent hy r. C. DOW.
Room u,
, 1877-04-07

We have found it exceedingly difficult to
keep track Of the chameleon changes whicl.
the Cook County Commissioners hill has
undergone sinco the original Ron1SsoS bill
was introduced. It seon.s that lsonlSsos
hos essentially modified Ills bill, MS IL no
longer provides for tho election Of tho whole
Donrd on one general ticket. Ills present
SCHEME provides for elccti9g tho ten city
members on ono ticket, and lcaycs the
country 1--WE, ~ they aro now, i'll fivo single
districts. But they must all be elected this
fall, md annually thereafter. The bilt haa
baon ordered to n third reading In tho
form stated, nnl will be put on
its passago somo day next week. It is
not in tho s!iapo TINT would bc moat nc-
coptablo to The taxpayers of Cook County,
hut IL It passes in tho present form 1t will bo
ynqttu bafttr than tlta nrta}intr 1h1v which
, 1877-04-07
PERRY sMlTH'B EXPERIENCES AMONG THE
DuMMERs.

PrnHY ANfTff En4 lkntl n tTc11h7n. .EHrra1nA
exnorienco which will stond him In ooo1
stead for future referonca wbenover ,1o
i,eb for of,,cn .}n,l nttock him. Al lin
a1,nonor OF srr. rt1prs during tle prcaidan.
t,at campaion In at1mintstero1 Mr.. T,,nrx'a
l,auel. bnt without auccosa. in thu rccont
muntctpol campa,on l,e administered hin orvn
barro,. h1r. surpAup holding tho scoon. Tn
I,,a cxnorio,,cce viii, h,a own ho,r, ho
woa 1,enten to7, In h,s cxncrioncoa win
,no other lo wax hcaton ", to n :. tho two
r.sultx xlow;,,, ,,,,t In co,, ,,sa o,o,,,a~
mans lorre, halter ,l,nn iis own, Toco1izlng
t,,,a 1ou},,e.,mrr,1.1 cx,,criancs ~ G,1
tint vh,n lo cxtonle1 ii, ncrsno.ivo ,nt,m.
ouc.a Of Mr.. TunEy'. barral to tLo Fifth
s;x,,, s.yo,,,,, o,,1 r;,,1,,t Wal. -, o,,fo,
,,,. tl,cv uavo A., Tnnpx -nn ,no,or;,v.
,ylo, Il. rol)cl t,;a t,w,, 1,orrei t,ronul t1:ao
,snr,lu ,l,n othor ,7ay NJ uv.r, paoaiva5
IN, moior}tv ,nvo,vi,'o n ,3;efnr,nco ~ ,o.r1v
4 nv, vn,cs ho,voon Tia two horr.,.
hlr. Hurr.mn, n rorant ,onvort r. ,r;,aor.
Inn Win wo,t ovor to n. nomoc~oo,, H.,
cn,,so Mr. u.v having h.a,, ,rnv1,1o,, vii,
an n,}lr, tl,cr, ,vos no ,,oss,,i1itv t,,ot in
cou1, hava nm from n nenu1,]fc.u Ai7,,;,;u.
trnt;o, wn. Tim ot,,nuor ~ Nr p,,,r,,., ,,or-
ro, nefo,, H., comn,1uu ,.o,n,,a,,co, Ia
con,emn'nt41 lin ,1ucat. ont, a1ers,u ;r,,,,u,.
MI IN bim with n 1or,a tlecra, n s.,r.aoti..
fcction. ond ,nn5a n,r,cron. cotculsiioux ~
IN ti,a o,uount ~ ,r,,,v;;1rot .ufyrono ~ H.,
;n,,rorcod ,v,t,, o.,,, 49,. ,,,ou.a H., a,.,,
arithmctical nrocossea reaehinr n sum total
tl,ot mt ouly satisfied III. oxn mathematician
mora,ltv. Int al.o Nv sv,ru,. ,nun,cirn, AZ.
nIrat,ons. Now ,hot tho conna,on IL ovor
and IN, 1,cot, ond ubaka,. ,-.s t~,,o,,,a5
,,,,t,o,,. .,o .o..o,...,;..,. a,..,, 49, r., A.
"t''AS1' ~" W.. 1"'" t'1 f"ot N"'
o!moheFs cFoaohlng III LIS patrons empty
barrel like DtoaEAxx In lis tub, tells q 1,a-
thetio atorv of Hu,ru'. erreriences amonv
H.. t,,.,.n.,
NV ~ e"AAta'''''
1hefe nfe numerous cheeEtul cntotnologt-
, 1877-04-07

Tho latest alliance In political affairs is TINT
Of tie Democrats Of tho House Of Represent
atiyos aul some of tie Southern Republic
IN Congressman who ara opposed to Presi-
dent HAYES. Tho parties to this nlliance arc
those Of tho Democratic members Of tho
Honse who opposed the completion of tho
count Of the Electoral voto; tho same mon
who taborod to llavo the count defeated, mud
haye either two Presidents or another elac-
tfon. These 1mp1acablos intend, X possible,
to carry Oh q relentless war against tho
President. It was theso men who defeated
tho passage of the army appropriations mud
forced n necessity for spocial session of
Congress. Thoy know that tue execu.
ton of tho Presidents policy Of paciacation
In Louisiana aud South Carolina will disnrn,
largo portion Of tho HoAthorn Democratic
Representatives, who will not participate in
my reckless opposition to tho Admintstra-
ton. 10 offset this probable detection,
tloy propose to strike hands with tho dis
coutentesl Southern Republicans who want a
brigade OF soldiers In overy Congressional
diStriot, mud each Congressman invested with
the Federal patronage Of Ills section, md who
are oppoHed to couciliation aud opposed to
tho President, and who want to ilght tho
War NIL over ngain. These two factions ,nny
bnt what ,noasure OF hostile legislation they
Gnu unto upon, we do not know. Thoy,
however, will represent but very small
proportion ot the American people, who
have had enough Of cxeitemont aud, wrall.
, 1877-04-07

Parson NEWMAN IL about to retire front tho
aes!yo paalorate OF thu Metropolitan Church.
lIs fccla s0Mrway lost without u President to
preaei at. His churrh Ii ln dctt about sI5, ,0Oo,
a.d lie IL already being advertised to 70 through
the country leetuFiny, the proeeeis, " after de.
duyt!ng EXPENSES" etc., to b. applied to It's
liquidation. lIc ID, III short. golns abroad III
thp lana as au agsnt-aa inspector of pocket
bucks instead Of Consulltcs. The debt OF tho
church Ia satl to havs increased about Sl8,O ,Oo0
during tho term Of d., SEwAAS's late pas
tosatc, md the whole concern IL oil elephant OIL
thu hands of tho church, nov III prestige IL
Eulla,
, 1877-04-07

trndo for their Southern connections. But
tho New York commission men ana n,er-
chants-for tho West will buy where It soils
may rs we'll givo mp n!l hope of fair treat
mont from tho New York Central Road.
(which should insist upon m agreod through
rnte to tho scaboard), an1 push tlcir move
mens for transferring the Eric Canal to the
General Government, aud making It q public
highway, FREQ to all.
, 1877-04-07

WADE HAMPTON, upon his return to Co.
1umbia yesterday, was welcomed with groat
demonstrations ofentlsusiasn.. In Luis speech
to tho laEga Mactnbl"go in Carolina Hall ho
announced his determination to support
President HAYES 80 long az he adheres to tho
policy sot forth in hts inaugural address, and
gave tile solemn assurance that In the 3D.
ninistratiou of Inv md justico In South
Cnrolina ho will know no color or race,
, 1877-04-07

pon,Ierance Of tho supporters of Ntcnonts
In New Orleans, tho Commission may well
require Of PAcKAnn categorical answer to
tho two main questions: "What aro your
claims to tho Office OF GOVERNOR" md
"Whas are your means Of establishing these
c1ainu ?"
, 1877-04-07

n,ast!catina "sea-horse." The sailors will MT
20 hungry 30 long ns there is sparc duck on
boarl-rent ca'1yas-backs-ncycr let out on t,te
yards. Wouldn't this be d good time f,,r n
war between the United states aud a forct1u
Vpwerl
, 1877-04-07

The following editorial abatement from tho
Adatrtiscr. leading ncwspapcrfln boston, and
otio whose management is In tho hands OF tllosu
not In sympathy will, tho theology Of Mcssss.
NooDY md sAAKEY, will bu read with Interest:
Thu managers Of lilo revival meetings III no.ton
arc mec,,ng with nil tho encouragement they
loaked for. It re!y rarely happens. eysn In tlnss
Of especial FeIl1!1us lntcreit That all ciasse* Of
at i4s Tabernacle continue 10 be tArongcd, ~
u.ual, and sho daily meetnxs o.! thu trades and
well attcndcd. Tlcre Il no apparent excitement;
and nothlng Of tho excessive passion and snlution
which formerly marked tlleso seasons Ut religions
awakening. ltMk ths feeling u deep, aud earnest,
and sincere. Through tho devoted efforts Of man
aud women antaTcstsa In thu work. n,any. .sletlna
" drunkenness anu vice have been resrnG1 fur tho
f01tholl tint shall save ttles1. Iu thls, and In
rTery other way which lsad. 10 better ltfs, don
speed tho crRuXellsts:
, 1877-04-07

those very cnrpet-baggers. They got all tho
kicks and blows, hut 10 protection, frntn
their protected ofl1ceholtlcra. Tho bad md
dishonest character Of these cnrpet-bag Gov
ernucnta, and their utter incaraci!y to pro-
tect tho eonhding and nnofendinR Ilacks,
nearly overwhelmed the Republican party at
tho North, and lost to It At least 10
Electoral votcs which It otherwise would
havo received, md endangered ns many
moro. Tho Republicans Of tho North de-
serve no complaints Of bnd usage townrda
these carpet.baggers; and the disuso now Of
tho military to further uphold Governments
which hare no 1natcrinl following wilt re-
lievo tho Republican party hereafter of n
great md obnoxious responsibility II hnd to
boar during tho Inst election.
, 1877-04-07

Senator BLAINE Is going South, and Vlcks-
burg paper says: awe nre glad that llo IA
conlua. Wo want to be acquainted will, tho
man wlo has 60 perslstcntly misroprcscnted
this section. We want him to become actluaint-
cd with tic South, for wo want to SEQ II tle will
make amends utter he shall have discovered
how ho las wrongcd us." In alt probability,
Senator BLAINE will. during Ills tour, convince
tho most Intense 6outherner Tint, no matter
how much he las wFonged or misroprcscntetl
tlent 1.c ia still willing to be forgiven. This is
about a. far rs DtAsNR OF Maino will lie apt to
venture during l,fs first trip. He Is ono Of tho
n,cn who will be apt 10 cling for sone time to
thu idea Tint little cycnncss In a0nfcsLfng Is q
dcsderatun. Who knows that somo portions
of tic South hare not mIarcprcsclltcd and
wrongetl ''Our JlM"a 4 gool sister, awakened
during the MoonY meetings, went about among
her nrtxhbors mud confessed t0 everybody to-
warts whom sho lad ever indulge4 the slightest
"bad feeling" with Or without cause. They
with one ncrorJ, ats,l with provoking unanimty,
accepted tho humiliation IN gootl part, but
dllu't rcelproeaio worth cent. After awhile
this good sister remarked. morc in sorrow &han
In anger, ut does seen. rs II utter awhile /
ought to find somebody who would confess q
little to me-" a turn about Ia fair play In
either politics or yliu1on, aud II thu Southern
brethren want real sloppy ttn,o with BLAINE
they hutl better como up well to the acratef, and
l,uyu the confession competitive, contempo.
Tancous, a.,l full VI unctIun.
, 1877-04-07

GoHTsc1AKorf proposes to know what
Turkey is going to do about the protocol.
He has addressed u note to tho Porto asking
for specific answer regarding tho questions
Of disarmament anll reforms on or boforo the
1.!th inst
, 1877-04-07


fccent events on the 1oar1 Of Trade show
TINT too many of It's members indulge in tho
habit Of over.traahg to such All extent that
dealing with them is oue-sitled operation,
something like tho arrangement described
by gamblers victim, " tTails, lose; heads,
10 not win anything" When change Of
u to per cent In tho selling valuo Of M
article of produce is sufficient to make MI
operator " 1io down." II Is n s,ro sign Of
rotteuncss somewhere.
Tho rules Of tho Doarsl OF Trade provide
Of tho Exchange may be required 10 deposit
10 per ceut of the price, M n security for tho
performance Of the contract. One would
thinH this to bo 1ittc enough. a 1nan VIII,
is doing business ten times greater than
the whole Of tho capital Mt lis command
Ia liable 10 he troubled by ups and
downs OF tho market. II We may
believe tho dealers In privileges,
prices not jnfrcqucnsly osciilaso up aud
down ns much ~ 10 per cent In n single
month, and tho INN who Is protected by
only 10 per cent is therefore not seldom
threatened with loss. But good many Of
tho contrncts mnds on Change are not cov-
erctl to eyon TINT cxtcnt. Tho nnrtica having
co,{,,oroa 4, o,o,, ot,ar r,s corsoo,,a,, ~
ia t,,at mi !. fo+v - ,,,a ,noro,,ara ,oto nj,
rantoro ~ tho lo,;,v ami 1ouncl, mt ;u,o n
swini, ~ 1,-e;,,oan ;ho yo,r,no ~ ,v,;e,, ;s
fifty tinlos thcir nvalable cash resources. 4
an;i7cn riso or fo,, of :, canta mar l,,,a,,o, In
or,,r o- n, con,o nv i,orro, IN norl r,ov
land hmm In lon.rrn,cv.
Tho usnol rasuIt ~ nuc,, fo;,nro ia n
q comros;,;o,, :" ,r,,axa,,, W.. orootor no.t -
t,,a losa IL 1,orne 1,v innocant nortins Th.ro
oro scoros ~ ,non on tho noar1 o,o1, ~
whom nm rsc,,or l., ,ora ~ ,houao n,1s ~
/ ;1,,1oro Ii. ,o.aoa r. .1,,s ,1;roo,ioa Mn
u nrfor,rn,to" ia ro;ns,,tod H. ~. ooa,,
,,,,,a. - ~. ,,s.,,.- ..,s.,,,,.~. 49,, go
, 1877-04-07

Tho Chicago Times, which l'as tnatlo somu pre-.
tensions Of lata as t. independent journalism,
now appears "a an independent politician, and
Eraycly suggests an elimination OF thu I1isl.
factors In tho Democratic party. II says:
II tho O'lln,ESs learn that HI" KayFENrfa llayo
hcrn doped With dollar ul0re Than haa been Hhny.
tween tho Olirlxss and tbs lilrykErxs. ii either
cpnspafgn Committee had gsen oul Ill fho money
thai was demanded BY these tcad'6tAts. 3l0D, coo
WoMld Lave been hit baxuteilt. Soma reform
politicians Are earnestly dlscussin. Tho rroprtcty
Of nominating fpr tbs next caH.1a'gn only moa
who haven't y dollar IN bank, or ts.0ru IAaB onu
suit Of ciothcs tnat to ret With tho fapacios
rlscaSs. lily thv war, den. Lien haspruGlbly cun.
clnded BY this tfnt that IL Estsu was right Wien hu
leurned from! tho taa experience Of thls campaIgn
that 1t !. eussr and chcaper ln dElr9 than IL bly
such hungry hoEdp. Thetu wcre not few who
registered eashs. Yesterday, never to vote foE
a,other EtlsAn'an under any ,etcam.t.uccs, un!ess
tho ueMOcfat1e Executive EasDulSM Committee
gave 1t ~ his up!n!uA ih1t The democratic party i
(:hragu wus absolutely aDnlnatsl by tho action Vt
Tho irish element,
AZ thu ueru,ans ilavo left the Democratic
party asul returned to the Republican, ID tho
scandinaytans have atwRya been true 10 their
party affiliations, and as theru are uu Americans
to speak Of In tho Democratic party, this pru-
poael elimination luoks very much like a1Apu.
tating the dog IN c!o.e proximity to its tall.
The Democratic party without tho Irish element
would w very much III tho condition Ut the
militia Of Stoke Pogis, who aroused himself ia
tho morning, marched lown the street In soil!
tary grandeur, and mustered h!nsclf gu the
eotnlnou to sepel the !naurrcct.un.
, 1877-04-07

The mi|kmcn Of New York nro suffering The
consequences of very general disregard OF thu
Seventh Commandment. Thirty Or furty OF
ttletn have been nrtcstcl and held to bail iot
aaulterattng milk.
, 1877-04-07

Tho Louisiana Commission organized yes
teraay by tho election OF Judge LAWRENCE,
of Chicago, as President, and Con. 1IAw1Ey,
of Connecticut, MS Secretary. Work will
now begin III earnest.
, 1877-04-07

There ia report that the old original DRN-
pERs hare been captured. They have been for.
gotten since Turkey began her work upon
Christians,
, 1877-04-07

"The tclcpfonc won't slug in tig'ass."-E1-
change. True. it Is wlry religious. /. sang In
church at Evanston q few evening stuec.
, 1877-04-07

ut was r,,morcu tho other day that thu
American association of newspaper paraera-
pliers lla11 extesminated tho Journalistic Ass"
aays contemporary This Is hardly true. 1t,laa
only given him new t1a1nc.
, 1877-04-07

hIr. G,1Ls hil, imposing severe require
mcnts upon banks aud banking aud loan in-
stitutlous organized under tho State law, wan
put upon Its passage yesterday In the House.
mid defsated for lack Of tho requisite major,
ity. Tho House passed the bill making
water taxcs lien upon real estate, and pro
viaing for tleir collection by the same pro
cuss rs thas by which the payment Of .cal
estuto taxes Is or may be enforced. Tho bill
allowing foreign insurance companies to ap
ply hucl! portion OF tho State tax Of PEI
cent az may be necessary for tho support o.
tue FIR. c.Insusauco Patrol waz lost,
, 1877-04-07

SHELDON, tile hermit WHO died near his caNs
last week, had not taken OH his clothing fur
TWENTY-FIVE ycars. He was the only successful
competitor Of IlgNRr CLAY DEAN III the lne VI
personal ul,rlcanness. lis death leaves II. g.
D. without d rival.
, 1877-04-07

Its proposed to publish IN Dublin paper
written III tho Irish language aud printed iu
Irish fftters. 1t Is inferred that It viii Ic le-
voted to livestock quotations, especially Irish.
Ikh,,1tz u
, 1877-04-07

Tho public demonstration III New Orleans
yesterday in support Of tl.e N1cnoL1's Cow
crpment ssems to hayo BEEN thoroughly
successful affair. Twenty thousand people
gathered In Lafayette 64uare, aud all &C.
counts agree that the proceedings were Or
derby md moderate. It happened curiously
that the two most effective speakers Of the
occasion were colored 1nou.-Messrs. P1xcll-
pAcx aud AL1A1xg, the speech Of tho
lastor being IN point ct eloquonco thu
fcaturo Of the day. The members OF
tho Commission were interested wit
ucsscs Of the demonstration, though
they could not be induced 10 accept seats on
tho platform. 1t may bo supposed that they
listeucd with interest to tho resolutions or
psessiyo Of an eternal determination not to
accep. PACKARD " the Governor Of Louisi-
ana, and that they were impressed with .
Heusa OF tho grave difficulties and RESPONSE
tilitias Of their position. With the ocular
proof furniAhsd yesterday Of the sast pre-
, 1877-04-07

Adtspatcl Thursday morning Indicates TINT Tho
Porto u .wrot1 BECAUSE tho protocol was ndopt.
ell BY the Powcra without It's consent. Russia
wants tue Sultan to get little sulky that 10
may bu the better driven out Of Europe.
, 1877-04-07

The New York, Iseskiy Tribune has charm.
Ing essay Oil how to ra!se potAtoce. For eou-
sumcrs thu bcat way is On tick; for producers
by the acre,
, 1877-04-07


Circenbacks At tho New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed ut 04!.
, 1877-04-07

Chicago, COUNCIL. NO. !. u. q 3. M.-rseeuisr
AZ lnL.y this Ghtg At NEetock for wGrk
~ urdef T.LU.M. j. a. uIGihltsuS. l.tcorder.
, 1877-04-07

New Orleans Is ttck1cl with tho "ltAsolytnp
views" continually prcscntc.! BY tho Nicliol15
and PAcKAnp LegIslatures, whose members do
sert and return with ,nonotonJ that must bo
annoying. 4 good piIe4lriver would be useful
10 keeping those legislators In their seats
, 1877-04-07

New Chicago Thcnlrc.
Clark street. betxrcn Lake and laadalnh. EmcfScni
A3u1tstk- Afternoon aud evening.
, 1877-04-07

intelligence and property cannot control tho
numbers in popular government, then popular
government will be failure, AM, It will either
have to give way to different form Of abandon
itself to anarrhy and barbaristn.
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The "po1icy" Of Mrs. President 1fArgs like
@ .'Nt nes ""soa"u' mecta WIN sohe oppos'"
tsun. 1t IL to maintain, without oatentntton, a
Christian household IN the Wh,tr trpusc. and
!, ,,rc.arvc In rc.s nn1 n,a,..s' ..o,,,,t,',, ~
~ .u'es' ~" .i.A"he's 4cE'l'l'e !ee
publican simplicity. 10 this. shotldy and toc1e-
ty women object. But whatever ,nay be thnueht
n,n,oxrf,,. ~, ,,,,.,,,,,. - -. -
eo'Et'nn'8 tHc outco!'lc vi Hes husoahtls pol1ct,
that Of Mrs. HAYES Is sure to win. The times
nrr harI Thr nntv yov IN rnok. t1,er, ,,ot.or Il
- -. w t. ''''' ~. ~ etss' 70
ior tt'c pcop'c 10 prnt'tcc more t''an they e.
ynl,,ntortjr. nn,u stmnttcttv n x,trcs. hcconos
,..,,,'nai,;n a.n. " H.. ustnes ~.
position to havc m important influence IN ths
.,,rcc,fon f1rr nyan,nie ,v1 ,e ,.o,,, od ~
unceHo"' ~. .seE ea"aip'e WI oe eon.n,e''eu o"'
Hulheh VIII learn from nef tlint nigh position
, 1877-04-07

Altrlpkl Thentrc.
Monrue street, corner Dearborn. "JAek md jill
Afternoon ntId evening.
, 1877-04-07

Randolph street. between Clark nntl LRsatle
Enangeilcns uf tho F!tth Avenue Company. 90 ulu
Glass. i" Afternoon aLd rtchahE. =
, 1877-04-07
Gle Gt*tl,a1,te.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

pr MAn--IN ADvAHcE-rosTAGE rnErAlp At
THIS OFFICE.
ra.ty Edition. rostrntd, year,.
1ett1 of Ytat mr. month, Leo
Netlrd to any Addrru fonr weeks fnr. LOO
bheet 9
Saturday EGtfcn Twelve napcA ..tU
Trl- Nrrktr Dpt,p8ii. fYear,,.,,.,,.,.....,. U,UQ
lefs Of Year rcf rnpttt.,,. .....,.....4,,.., go
WEEKLY EDITION, POSTPAID.
fur cnny, per ...,..$ 4. rs
Club Of len f1.iD
Club Of twcntY.,, ~. ~
Postage rrrpntd.
Eterincn eorics sent tree.
Torresrnt delay ard m!staEcs ka Fse and give rott.
0i.ee sddrtrr In full. Including stAtc And County.
Nem1ttanccs may be Made either by drift, expres1.
tUtet order, In resitiernd letters At risk
FERNS TO C1Ty SUBSCRIBERS.
re,y detered, eunday excepted. 70 cents per week.
Lily. delivered Bundny ncnted. 50 cents per week
.tl,trels THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
tuner AEadbon md Densbosn-&ts.. ChtcaRot I'll.
, 1877-04-07

Monroe street. between stut0 and Dearborn. ynulc,
Vile aud novelty. Afternoon aud ryVnthg
, 1877-04-07

aIcvfckcr's Thcafrcs
,h!adlton street, between f]csrbotn ard Statt.
" Lcmoas," Afternoon and evening.