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, 1877-11-19

Htrbk nj fha aner,.iutart nt.1 trio,1 tn mann,
min It, uo r1,ahca nG mi <vro,o ono ns
ncor,v ike Il M ha conll reco,1ect Whom
Tho Iii, comc heforo tho rr,nso l.. s,,-.,, ~
bia fcet rc,t;ro A. snc,tor ",ot socur;no
recoop,t;on oIfo,,1 III, nl.,;.r;su, ~ III
rnrv or,an,7,.,,t o,i w., 1,,t;oro +,ovo1
n. .,-,.;,,,, ,,,,,,.. n. -, ,..,u 49,
80, -" ~
1Aouso aaoPtet1 II, hntl t!!e senate Was tofeed
to concur therein, When tho titne cntne for
refuu{Iinv tia million and n hntf nf t1n1lers
tbo pp,i a,a,1,,h;,,. ..f,,,1 l.. i, "A .,.,r,;,,n
-. ~, ~ "e ~ 1'' :,
'o"' IN tao e'tiuhofneut "as "oFt4eu taey
were not bound to return tho money. The
District Ju{iuo Sustained them. Tim casn
.Yaa ar,,oatotf II tho ap,-,.,. f,.,.4 ,t,,.,,
,.,.1 !, =, =.
Hss'"'" ~ =" oeHH't .. tAa 9osetntnen'' oh
sho presumed Intention Of the act rather
than Oh the doubtful nlltl bungtiuR Language
of il,a net itaelf. gputxnxu ost.,i Tin A,tnr.
,,o, nan,.,t 80. ..:...., -,
~ W Pcin''s'eu ~ "g"e luz
case before tito Conrt That funotionhry
naturally presumed that no merely wanted
10 e1platn tho meaning of f,ja rords ort3 saru
IT.. ,,+e+. ~, ,,t.
"S '4'o"eo :" Aa@'T
IAN to l1ln8 a lot OF nnlcgal ainsf1 At the
heads of tlie learned Judiciary Department.
hut IL turned mt o,,r Snrinr!}cI,1 ,uc,,,,ar wos
o,,,,,.,7 1,., -. ,:r..... ..;-
!, 'o's e."s'S 'A'oe"e' Ao' 'e
has actun'ly presented, u IS Baid, modeAt
little bill Of $10,0 600 for his batler1nst llA-
rancuo before thu Conrt. trha rn,1iannuolis
, 1877-11-19

tl0'' OF 1own and Illinois far1ns This firm
has beam engaged in the busincss for fifteen
ycara, md mover till tho 1nat year have they
hcen compelled in q single case to resort 10
foreclosure and sa1o, md In these recent
cases the ngents havo themselves bought III
tho property when tho principals lid not
desire to tal,o It.
1t Is only fair that the Eastern tonrnnia
which havo given circulation to tho New
York 7sn,tt' incorrect genora1izntions should
repair the mischief, which threatens rather
Eastern cnritalista than Western interests,
as for Tho 1i,nts itself, wo suppose It l,as
been deceived by misinforn1ation, and pre-
snma 1t will not hesitate 10 correct its erro.
neous nlle1ation.
, 1877-11-19

Tho poacc9ul quiet Of Philadelphia
church was yesterday disturbed by pistol.
shot, and tho place Of worship suddenly
converted into tho scene OF tragedy. ALEX.
ANpEH .. sArnEs, regular attendant upon
tho services, left his sent, advanced up the
aiBlo to whnre bis vito was sitting, drow n
pistol and shot her through the back, inilict.
ing wound believed to bo mortal. They
had boen separated for two years, and
sArnEa had once been imprisoned for break
ing m arm,
, 1877-11-19
THE REAL POINT AT ISSUE.

Many controversy has been eustaine<, l,v
a persistent misuse of tarms, It looks rs
though the malconsant Senators intend to
rest thoir case on this old trick. Tho burden
of their la.ost conference WINS To jmpress
their opposition 10 tho President Oh tho
ground that ha denied them "tl1o rjoht even
to sugge.t to him tho names Of persons to be
oupojnted to Office" II that wero n trna
statement of the case, the President coula
scarcely be- sustained In hta position. II
would Indicate that lo Ind SGT himself upon
so high pinnacle ~ 10 be literally unan.
proachablo. Tho attitude would be- ont Of
ali keeping with tho domocrotio theory of
onr Government, II would bo at ef,ca nm,
gracious and impolitic in tho President 10
refuso In ],sten II, anooaa,ionu mo,,c ,v;,,, r-
selfish purposes and for tho good Of tho aarv,
leo. hut It Is obvious that the President 1aa
taken no such stand "a thia Tia hnmh,o.t
citixen Of TIM Initial Htataa ,nnv e.arc,.o .bo
riont to u suroest" In Tho pro.iJont - ha
Iocs "a in nronar manner an,1 v.ithout to,na w
M p,ruistont oa tn ,noka b;n,aa,f oFo,, ,;,,, 20
internnt lin conra ~ hns,roas :. !, -, ~
snnI. thcreforo. Ia aesuno That tho pros;,.nt
}na f1arfnI fhfa fr;vi1oro IN Napo%n~. n,,,1
Representatives In Conoreaa. md IN ~ far
oa tho Senators seet tn .nrend .ha imn,ea
aim tha. In In. 5ono so Il !. r,.;,, 49,. H.,
nre endaavo,;no to concaa, ia ,o.1 ,,o,,, :.
iaruo. Il il mt tha. Tho p,asidsnt ds.,ina.
to reeefye oroner and rcsnoo,f,,t ;. sroa.s
t;o,an fro,r :, o,nhor, ~ ro,,.o., ~ H.
cauaa hs dcclinea to anbmit Ia thoir d;r,c,;on
of .nnolntmanta that thav md a ca,,s" -,
m,arrn, with him nnt III rn.,con,nat a,a
ment in connasa daro not n,o tha -;aht ,xnr,,
in s,at;no THAR ,1;ffar.nco viii t,,o pp.s,s.n.
for thew would arav nuh,io .ort;,nsn,
auatnst ihcmaelveu, tsncn ~ .,r s,t,s.;...;a,,
Of tho word :. a,,pceat for ,ho Wv, :. ,,;a
ta.o.n with Tin n,,rnosa ~ oortnsIn, ~
issae. ' @'''
Tho real ias,,a ,,otwo., ,ho p-s.,a.n. nav
be hest illustrstad narhsns l.. ~ ss..'.ti ~ ~.
cident that oocprr,ts aur;or ~ ,... -,
President URAyrg At,minis,rs,,on ~a,,
known. liah)y-rasnact,, sr,1 .h,,a,,',',a
c+,,natsr+ c;t;van ~ ct,ro
, 1877-11-19

The fAlss ASSERTIONS Of uany OF the East
ern press in regard To tho kind Of money IN
which the national bonds are payable ia vary
provoking, They pcrsist in declaring that
the bonds ate specifically payable Ia gold
alone. 1t is Amazing how they do lie on
this point, when every mothers son Of them
well knows that the face Of ths bonds lear,
the worls: "Ilis bond il re.
deetnable 1t tho pleaAure Of The United
Stats .. ta coin Of 14 standard
ralus Of tae United Gka{<t N aid July II,
1S7o" On the said l4th OF July, 1870, the
silver dollar w&s standard legsl-tendsz
money equally with gold Ths ''said
July II" was the dats Of the approval
OF tho Relunding aet Ths Law a1ed
upon the coin Of standard value on
:Aat day 70 as to prevent al sub
, 1877-11-19

bfaj. KEANAnn, c1.Trcasurer Of Cham
paigu County, Ill. has escaped tle peniten-
tiary upon curious tcchntcality Of law. lio
was confessetly guilty Of tho fraudulent
Issue Of $4,000 In county bonds, and waa
indicted for forgory. 11e admitted tue act,
but raised the plea that, AZ there VIA no
authority Ut Law for the originnl tissue Of the
genuine bonds, the charge Of forgery could
not 10 sustained In connection with tba
fraudulent Issue. This poiut wa2 sustained
by the Court, anu the jury instructed 10 bring
In yonlict Of not guilty. It will not be
surprising II, With this broad hint to guide
them, the poopla Of Champaign County
should sepudiato the bonds altogether.
, 1877-11-19

1tis most !nsptrtting sight to enter the Now
York Litratd otlco ut night and hcar tho patr!ot
who Is, in tho nanle Of our common country,
pitching into the West for scctloualIsn aud sil.
yer preferences. excan to auotlor pillar of tho
nations lupe. ''rAppY, alauna, is Canada ono
of thu Wcetcrn States Az 1T was Dooblln I'd
know ull about It, but can't make ont tho 70
o!ogy Of this land ut all, Mt all, md to hear the
other reply, "Fatx. JlMMY, it's State In tho
sout'. Don't ycz mind low WADE HAMPTON
and thin other nagurs Of tho Returning Uoorl
counted HAYES out ~
, 1877-11-19

Tho Army bill, as amended by the Senate,
has at length passed tho House mud will be-
como law. Tho main foaturoa az to tho
size Of tho army and tho disposition of
troops arc settled. Tho few nmendmonts
upon which tho Senate hns yet 10 act are of
an unimportant character, and do not affect
tho real spirit OF tho bill, or those features OF
1t which interest tho people at largo. Tho
struggle has been memorable ono, particu.
lar1y as exhibiting tho hatred aud MALICE
which tho Democrats feel towards tho army.
It wns first shown In their refusal 10 pay the
army. Their most violent manifestation,
however, was developed In the discussion
upon the bill from tho Appropriations Com
1nittee. Tho hatrod arose from two SOURCES,
First. thoro waa an old, mean, Comprehend
malice against tho, army, because it had
boen employed in supprcssiny tho Southern
secession and In protecting Southern citizens
from Outrage aud violence during tho period
Of reconstruction. Second, 1ero was q
Communistio hatred Of 1t developed by such
men % BLACKBURN Of Kentucky, Cm1rxx-
DEN Of Missouri, aud others, because 1t
had succeeded by its presence duriug
the labor riots In arresting Tho iuceu.
diary efforts Of a mob engaged in de-
stroying property, killing innocent people,
and seeking to paralyzo, II not ruin, tho
whole business interests OF tho country by
stopping It's vast system Of exchanges md
destroying its depots and storehouses Out
Of this hatred spraug the effort 10 reduce tho
total strength Of tho army attirss to Is, 600 aud
~
, 1877-11-19

A Russian official dispatch announces the
occurrence Of the most important evont in
tho war since tho crossing Of the Danube.
Tho fortress of Kars, tho chiof Turkish
stronghold in Asia Minor, was captured by
tho Russians yesterday, after IN assault
which began at o'clock Saturday evening
mud ended at o'clock yesterday morning.
No details had been received as to losses,
pEiBonera Old.
, 1877-11-19

The Pittsburg Di*pateh WIS burned cut
yesterday, but ita publication will not be in.
teuupted in consequence. It is gratifying
to know also that the insurance ia ample To
coYpr the loss,
, 1877-11-19

That was a grave complaint OF ono Senator,
that, when be- approached the President concern
Ing affairs In this district" Mr. IlArks eou.
frontcd him with "the Clncinuatt platform, lis
letter OF acceptance, Qt.d suuilry CiSil-Sesseo
papers," To the cau-cusses these documents
arc e9pecjalIy upwe!eo1uc.
, 1877-11-19

II our Southern friends you'd only moderate
the!s rapturcs till they were In full control Of
thu Government, they might meet With less op.
position in obtatung ii. 1t IL ol.r private opia-
ION TINT. as "AnrEMrs WARD" said to JErs
DAVIS, "Jhe sunny South Ia making an egrc-
Ciou4 nut t01l leau OF heFscifH
, 1877-11-19

At lat the Texas delegation have defined their
position. on Monday. Wednesday, and FEday
they arc On oue side Of . question; on Tuesday,
Thursday, aa1 Saturday On ths other, snu Sun
day on both,
, 1877-11-19

II Republican had, like Mr. FHosT. Of Mis-
sourl, claimed a seat to which Ills only title was
an alteration Ut figures that was at once and
clearly cxposcdt aud kept that claim up even
after thrco courts, composed Of Judges Of Ills
own polltirai faith, hal unanimously dccIled
that Ills prGtcnstons wcrp without foundation In
jasttee Or law, It As quite probable that VIC
should hare ',ad howl from the Democratic
press about "couDtiug Inn aud "kceplrg con-
stituencies unrrpreAentrl" that would have
done one'a hcnrt good to lcar. It makes d
good deal Of llferct,ro whose OK Ia gored.
, 1877-11-19

1t Is represented that Don CAMERON is 1ess
persistent thau tue othcr Senators In demand
lug that uoue but Republicans be sppotntel 10
otllce, SLall VIC take this In connection with
6lMoA's threat to haud Pepnsytyaaia oyes to
tho DemocratAl
, 1877-11-19

who castcth ashes on the side walk Il nearr, N.
Kingdom than the Brnhnin who saith Ii l,,.
servant on coli, 'norninx after ratuy u,eht.
Never mind; It'll thaw.'"
, 1877-11-19

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',;..as -. .,'.sa' a.eas ~, o~.11'"s e,'''
~ ,.ro. s' n"s P'o'o"a,s "''u.'1s tss''ces
I'll, - as.'so,s ,srs:a -" a',A, "n ~ ,"naehee
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' aa.;a," ~ -. .,'H:," "'a.on uas oe'a af'c'ea
" !. o ~ ',., s4,l,4'0 p"t1'olt ~ .no pos-
son t."ss. v. 's' ~ ra'et, ,a""nhs 'n' state
.e .a'..a.,e " ~ ~" urn "..s ~ oo 'fao'
w. .s rea.o ."..a ..ss..m...u aaa ta.'.uco "none
s 4.n "..a s"tasss' ''u'4 auV.sos .ne'.' 10
s" ,"a.e nI'a ~, "l'o ealts uons ,"o western
ss .s"s ~. .os ao'No auu .tA' es.t'o ~ aha
.a.u1 ~, psop''t ie'unIe ~. eo'as'"1ns .ko .he'r
w. 'At","' Ho"' "'' 'A.a 10 very KIM ana
l"s.e"~."s' iH".s "ua' ~ 1~ ~ "eFo aso
- ''ss r..s'' '"'4o ~ III 4A"o''l'y
-. A., f"s oase' ,''.ns uas "na
~ ~. s"o o..'''o s'"o "o'"1'o oepaecln''on IN
49,. o ..sro3 Auss"s'4' ~ WI! w "iss ~
~ '.I ..'e''s" s'e."sot' :" s'a'4. c1sonS'ons N
""ot.noo ~ ou1'.sias loteo,osules' ioF tao
....,,s ., ~, Ao.o NV, a,e ~, W. 'on8e. tAe
W.. '1I.,.,',".,.. .s .Ae'' o"' ~"a' W. uoa'to
~. 49,, ."' s"' ILL., .'sstn . eap''a''
,sa', ' @'aa 1,o,1s snveo !oa'ne1' "n'e, na'e
~, 1T,a.. T. ~ T.. @ .,asa 's" s.a -" .4'o t''"
~ .n,~..,a,,.a., .' - . ssY a oeoa stoas
ssa,,,.,an - .,,ssso sso."son t'.,a. y. NV 'ou
,.s.h n,.,s.,' s". % "@.''. -. oA"l1nA''on u
aoA o H,.- .|s"soe auu ,'4' 43t!a mort
% = o. ~ s,;a'.a.. - 49, 4s"" ~ ea,"s ., ''1a' 'nefo
H. o,s.sa - :. se w. .a' a"a 'nas
ans,,,s. IT, s ,aa"aeI.,. o"o'p'ney ~ uaaa
.,s.....,. - ~. 80. ',''''o6 ..
Fsv - ". ~. "'sANs .ouAaa''o.,:
Wi, T:,.. ~ 1.s' ~, J." 'us Ne"
"&. 'oss say eo"''''4oi u 'aF.h
ss' 81 ,"a ".e sa 800. eo'''t @ w = s'n6'e lA'i-
vs.s - n,a", aa '' ~ - eoatpoS
,'.,I. ~ s Wv, WV .''4 oeen ~ tue
% ,s'. - e." "as ,ae 'aseiss. ana pF'n'
~ - "sa ~ ~ a.'l.o .os o'''0ts.
.''o. '..', ~ 4"o'' "t' "lhp ia,'sa III" "ons
wv wv ~ u"', - !oB aso ~ IeosuhFy sas1'
s ,soas, ', .s,a ..'eS uoa snoan"d oa 70 some
s'4'.s '.no ''o'oN" VI soo'""' tio aas fe:
|'"s'J "ua y 'o'ua'a's lo''''oh IN oanasopt-
~ 1aa ~ Do.,.. "eeIesasS - 'ne'uae n's
sA w.. ~ suo 4oa1e ~ o'asf 20 so' a's'
s4A''s'' wv us's"s, Wv 'o"as tne'ase.'es'
ue4 ~ ~. s'' ~A1.o'u'' "4' s1ee'sN "
.noSo 'ssseoo1ass :" oa"3s"ptcy' except as
,m ~ a1s Fe'soaa' Baa1a"'oe u coacesheu'
~ 'n' Aoana "e aeso'!Ate" oa 'as'n''anoa
~ n,nuun,ea ~ ~ heaf'y s:'~o'"oo' " "a not
n1e'y 'hA' tnosa ,oA'''n8 III" money aa' 90
upon n'S PessonA go'F"a'e'' oat accepted u
s"nptS ~ ~ es'aenc0 o1 coca 4a''a on has
part !" Psopsst5 p'aclhS ths 1oahs' Aao
matter o! tact' bloomington nrsn saccecd'
, 1877-11-19

The Turks have fought desperately 10 .,ay I,
flc'na' 1t looks as II tler will be fighting a.
desperately bcfure long tn get ont Of Il.
, 1877-11-19

Speaker RANDALL Is now at liberty to explain
that the Army bill was passed under mistaken
Impression that 1ts opponents were iii sober,
, 1877-11-19

One Of tho most contemplate suggestions Of
the period Is that the ublecs In permitting the
coiunge u spo1ns l. to secure the influence Of
the ti' Hon. ' bss'Aa's T. byFtEA in favor OF the
, 1877-11-19

Tho winter season Is near at hand, and IL be-
hooFes ali good citizens to recall tha woEtla Of
BRAu4A IN tho "Rig-Yeda": 4sTha man OF aln
, 1877-11-19

JONATHAN EDWARDS, tho eminent Prosby-
terinn ttoologian md preacher, died yester-
day ut Hartford, Conn.,, aged Is.
, 1877-11-19

In New York on Saturday yonr greonback
dollar represented 97a cents in gold.
, 1877-11-19

H1cylckes'a Theatre.
Madison street, between State and Dearborn.
~LIl.an. OF Woman's Lat Love"
, 1877-11-19

Iinversy'a Thenrrc.
Monroe ttrtct, corner Of Dearborn. EnRsEcment Of
1t]le. Eoe. "Thc French Spy."
, 1877-11-19

Coliseum Novelty Theatre.
Clark Gtfect between Randolph and Warrington.
, 7krtcty performance.
, 1877-11-19

If0oirs's r,rnter.
Randolph Ftrcet. between Clark AMI IASAlte.
EnHaEeneut Of 1ryer'l Opera Troupe. ''1t Tspvs-
tQrpH
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
i LUSF SRU-I1ED.

Tie lauLd Of the Niagara on Saturday, at
tnCsitr. Penn brings Up 10 80 e number iron ships
bult or building at the yagd Of John Roach d Son,
and t.is ship is pronounced one Of the finest
noGC.- vf marine architecture ever produced iu this
country and probably uHoc"licl by any Of those
produced yn the Mcrscy, clyde ho Tyne. u is said
that aga., Of both Russia aaj Turkey have lately cx-
aircl this vessel looking toward tie purchase of her as
tIdu. port her expected extraordinary speed strength
ANA capacity making hcr particularly desirable. The
follow ug her dimensions: Length HJi feet breadth
Of u,au - feet inches; dcuth from hurricane deck u
Icoj aI.d nom main deck, % feet inches, with dis
placement oi 21OO tons She is furnished with one COM
touua engine Oi 800 nCIs power Oh" cylinders being
81 and GO inches in amotcryIih ~ inches stroke, Inv
vessel "a speed o l3 knots an hour Her boilers for
uumbCT, arc Of TIE g NUr"u Ibudr PATTERN 10 Ieet
working pres of s0 pounds 10 tie uaic inch. Size
viii De br.gantiur rc-cd aud spread about $500 yards
81 cAh'a Inc ,te,hs apa.",'s' i'h ''' 'l'7,ti IN I"l
operated ny Tie saloon aud -tatrrOcms VIII 1c
eaboralely hu.sncd and furnished, ANA VIII agcomHo
date - Iialcss and 30 Storage passeu--rs lGe yes
decks ard viii start on l.r first rin to Havana about
June .. Her cost upon completion VII have been about
In corse Of construction at ihe same yard, and will be
ready for launching about july l. u Us being Du for
.Ae e iIoi 9t,Iii iV ~ ,b dn,I,ds ot ti % i
This lime Of ne year, Hud chartered by ward g Co.
Nine IRON ships 10 al building ami finishing at the
ward Of Jubu Roach a son. ANA tIc yard presents busy
sIiI CuUa,,v and Nj, beluTirlc about The lst of Al-
gust. American ships have from th' beginning OF The
American marine brcG bU.t tOr -taLclHyss aud tNcI
and these Two arc to be no exception Tie rule. They
Will ca. % make knobs hour. They 10 be 2l2
f"rt in length b ent beam and depth Of hold - rect 10
llchcs. Another IRON steamer is Ior C. H. Mallory & CO.
a. b. ghJdluI weasel 10 ply oA tie southern cus ana
viii Dc launched ID 5uF Another iOn steamer go rect
long - lee. beam. y frot IL inches depth ti hCd1
lt-SuCt sIp-is construction for i. Alex
andre sons for ihc Havana trade large us for ihc
Panama Railroad Company Is also bC'u2 buU there. For
the Navy department tus Ndrd Is budms TIE monitors
calculated 10 De- tLc hcsi ECaels O UuucaIS IN the
naval service Naval Constructor steele who Is supe
tending the alterations, says Thai the PuriHu viii be
aUi- 10 compete with any iluucd IN tue British navy.
She E 2g5 et Ion. co lrct beam, aud l. feet dIit ~
wafer shc val provided with 0f 15iuch
thickness irOu, and her SIDE plating VIII De II inches
tiici and viii De completed IN about six months. The
Siiant o.Onmh equally powerful and viii carry four
2U-nrh uh3d guns As-ctiJIal dock Il also being
struccl for the Pensacola Niyy-ldrd. THIS WORK Is
giving employment 10 1000 men.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
r1sSENGERh IRRLrEN-

FROM LTvEEpooL--fn IN s'.1as1iO Elypt April 3o,G
Peislechor, Mrs. g. n. Picsfeichcr q. MhEiG, ma.
" a , A y1c M r. y id9 1ii2 IN w = stewart al nahi r Wat
son Mr, Watson and child Mss watson, Mr. Wgts9n ir
" s. "hi;,,m Nr. Tlliuara l. Nh, Gnnith', Mrs. !; n
Rider Mis- Ilz Couch, Miss Margaret Usher. Mrs Ehz
,l1a!,r r. b. H. T. T. Hssne. " = Woias. Mr.. Cdns3Je
tF Dickinson, Miss DiGirs'n, +. W, hhD"i y
tir Maeg Mr. Dc-nan, T. -, g. Glil' 'GapiiI oc,S
a. L. mn D.. Powell. C'pt J. p tiizGI Mr N,lr 5iG,I5 5
Hook }. q. swvh H. r. Oadtcg J4- j. Dai,s Mr G"T,rr
CLARK CLARK IT. Carf, 1iiss L. Clark, Ms' H. car
.is A. Ciars, NasJ. Clr. Miss Is t,4iki g. ~ M"I"%,tl
W.rivc and servant j. II. Nichoi, orgc MoirisoN, i
gil, Henry Powell L. Miller Miss NuStn Ply e"lcnV9
John Govaus MIS-. Otto, MISS OTTO REV j. hcIny Kew
from LIvEBpooL-h s'eoartio cty Of CHESTER APTTi
T. o. Bc>on Miss Dickson Inne Gillespie the Rev, = aiaT
IAN. MIS- Maruu, Cliid el aAi n.it Mr. M5s@l y. ~
CON r. T. n rav hIcI NuU,g1r, The Ecv. newton. MIS-
Newton. c lr'I, infant and - I''ui w. PIyr Dll'ig
srmayo', Nv D"or,s sar3-on dc,e -ana} o. - hl,ri
r.oDgri, Nv -tay. Major ". r. sw,'t ti' Rev T. y lay
or NJ Taylor 81 Ilou Chas g. Walacr ireHt - HShSi1r
E,,.e " ,gsoa tl- Florence Wycsof and go.cru,s, Vii
lam larau ans arrcaut Miss Maria t'maioa. , Oh n
Moor, MARY j. Moore Alfred TreEet bliss =. TucEoi'.
Il. ioittGE Nia. huTs'l A!I'4 sui,i'n tth. q. On
iauscy Miss Annie ioEslc, iI-s r. Loasl-j ": rila'y
ItWaru lTDr-, G,o'ec ia, Ne. J. o' i'iit .'inI .,
Euilo 1ia.hEao j. Iac@.o v Cuaa,n3 Mrs. j. ~ .it ] l@
4 Per Go. a.. Ic-snlc j. GL Grand 4" N'i4S, ~.
oDsarl aad spH, ~. Con. z i'. Zee ,r IalyH 1n ~
Wtio Il Ianolcy. ,. g., Ybaret " ieed ir ana Ars. N
e,uis Mi-, A. 4uir. f. Fernando D. nchih'"" ''r' ana
FaGI BERNUUt-lG asoa.shjp RernG'a. April 80
Il s " = W tr,s r. VII. " r. = colt 4. Edva.os
= nam lton. Ms Hamilton, Hrs. Emu't, fils lio'g"g
.lr Ds.s!e g. H. niap H. IL Deinc4''' IT, l. D''I' 10
II ItyaI, y BtrItI.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
Dawn OK HrR.-Butchcr-" You'v

DowN on Butcher" You've not been
AVN so many i'iuts this last week or two, haan'
Iady f o has been dabbng In American beef, but does
not dare say SOL Er-nOcr-wc'vc had gOOn deal OF
game scn' Lately hy some friends IN the North you
Enoy - Prtchcr-" Indeed. maam! Nov, what sort OF
cTc do they send you IN the month Of April maamF-
Punch.
Several million people have been trying this
mont, 20 gc the best OF sDyCpipC. Bat they haven't
done II; ihcy never have d0no II; they ynrvc Will How
over we'll tEcy may have mntchcd last year, no tWo
length, OF uuc will match this year You may put MARKS
u foot long upon them, but this will not do. You may
lock up each iNU-t i'm room by itsGlt. hut yrt wien
they come sd you VIII find tLcy viii not come tC
grthcr tbCy apart We can't tell in what way u
was done but certain those lengths came ont 0
that room IN way and exchanged places WIN tac
other. n not Why they 30 untitled tu cacn otleri
utterly impossible grt the best OF stOyrpHc what
viii cxpand one length viii contract another, ana even
single lengih has boen known 90 oSpand at one ehh
while a cutTactCt at the other There h subtle Ihlu
eucc ia the atmosphere which causes this. No one 9s
as vet been able discover what this II, ana tn Us
made known there i-uO expecting u get sOleppe
safely together even you should set Oh the lengths al
summer and have your meals brought to you Danbuy
seWS.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
rlit EEyAL TELEGRAPH coNIPANIEs.

Hugh j. Jcwett us receiver OF the ETC
railway Company, applied TO the supreme Court some
time ago Cor directions with regard to proposed con
tract wi the Atlantic ana Pacific Telegraph Company
for the uso of the Eric Railway telegraph line and
facilities for telegraph along the Eiie Railway li'
mentioned some advantages which such contract
vould Offer but stated that contract Lad been made
bv the Erie Railway Company with the western Union
Telegraph Company 60 give far as the Erie Railway
ComIny could exclusive rights TO the Western Union
ComuauY. The matter was referred, me western unoH
bljl mo- parv to tia proceeding. lh.scoupauy applied
last month 20 Judge Lawrence, IN supreme Court 'tah
hnrs luavc 20 Vacatc the Older or reic'hcr
au 10 have hoarIn before tl referee f nc order ut
uar vacated. Judge Lawrence has dcn'ud iitt Tao
for c rrrcc and srauts leave 90 10 yaCato the
order ot rpfcTIggc with a stay meanwhile
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

could do Mr.. Soymour's literary tnstes utgeu n m b
LIT, bours oT siy. HIS constitution strong ana ne
fancied that he would not sueeunb to anything, no os
"9r. Seymour was not only c9mnefci % nii, he orS
him en- gaccd business transactions knew uii ho
~ anon KINGSLEY are aware whom they are indebcd
Tor labor Of love- performed after the day W9th was
PETER Carter and Augustus Taylor reported series OF
resolutions declaring that the publishing trade was
insty nunl of Mr. seymour as a representative OF thc
noror and ability Of American publishers. smith Sho
don A. q. Houglton, G. laBtor James 0aEiey; JONI Sonn
g. Collins Henry Holt, ID. Van N0srand, ana Iicnly
Miller will represent tho Nev-Iork pu9iishers III 'hc
fnncrnl which occnrs today at BIOOmheId, n. j,