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New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
TIE DRAMA.
.rLrrH AvENrE THEATER.

The fve-act tragedy of (esta,' produced
l..rie.tatta. rIl Avenue T1eater. is an adlptauon
tv Nr Dly o. Tarod.s Rome Yaucuc,' Which met
v.tba int success six months ago boz Paris. The
sre ra.lin R,mr: tc period is just after tle battle
ofCmrf. when Hannibal having destroyed tAe ir-ions
OF Ylrr0 ana Euius. is hourly expected be-1fe the
valsot the pauc-st-caen ciy. The oracies are con-
suited and declare She cu-e of TIE msformnes OF The
republic to De tie iuhdeIiy Of one Of the Nesi1l
yrrrs TIE PonuT Lueus or. Z. X. CoiGe1,
discover, by ,tratag.m that the guilty pre,jess l Op"d
J,rev--LewisJ. she flies with her lover Leltn.S
tlr Frederic WalGel. but returns voluntarily To- meet
Der ft. AMI save Rome hy tAe sacrifice, ana is Ll'ie
uror condemned bv her learthr1kcn and -iccl uLce'
y.s ta, chief Of she senate U1l-. Charles F-Aer, 20
tle punishment which dramatic license supposes o. oe
the ordinary fate of slcl transressors, namely, 10 be
iamgred av, il tomb 80 THIS point ot the story, n
III. 4th Act tie character of Ioeunf4 lllss
DAVENPORT the blind and iufrm grandmother of
tic Vestal. rises ilto prominence. i1i-ng ID move
lie hearts of the judges. she uiuu-es dagger into t-e
breas. % ile victim. AMI thus spares Ler ile lingering
panrs ~ more horr.1erdaa-h There ue play ends,
ana as tle curtain falls we hear the news of Hauubll
r.trat aud behold P,stira'q lying sen-ccss before Ae
tomb while tae slv oncus and the body OF opDiu .O4,
shade " Dr Charles An-uouJ is waited to heaven bJ
winged angels. The plot, 10 VIII be seen, is hdeous and
the emotions which DO sars are o. horror rather
than -r-f and tenderness The incidents are somewhat
sovl. evolved OUT o au abundance of defamation in
which a ,le CHIEF characters, ami some II Tie suoor1-
mates. take lr turns; ana although there are eloquent
ra,a-. 500 u tlc mouths of nearly a our actors and
actresses ts bastard rhetoric OF the neocassic4l order
is ,ur o generate ralt The most striking yer nation
in fhe TRAGEDY is tle PosbWig OF Mss Fanny DaF-
enport % picture NJ age aud b-llue,s 20 rea. tAt
those rho have never ,ceu Miss Davenport iu otter
s1oa- character parts must have looked upon it with
astau.ment The makeup is marvellous Tho voice
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rFOr other sh,0 ye'o' see second Pags.l


cays. jog ballast % g. Leary. ,,... 60. -,
DAYS. Win sugar 20 ORDER vessel to Hicks & Boil
Bark wilhelm (Gerl Petersen, Hamburg 20 DAYS with
Eg Catherine na1. Pau.en RIO Graude DO sa ca days
Ecyo s co
NOBLE. Ma Nay 2scIeared schr Arulda Hail. :or Bos'
roefASp. Ne. May 2s-Arrived. mig Era " Tasker.
Prom Clrieras Flora conaon. from Perth AmtoT Cleared.
CUlEToy MAY 2s.-Xrrtyed steamship city Of san An.
P0aT ROYAL s. g. May 2s-sailed steamship City
boston Msy 4s-Arrivea barks shawmut from Po.arioi
Bessie simpson rom BaEolcoes Drgs d. " henna .-ey,
Bai5aIoes Ambrose Light from ~ f4erre samuel Locke
rom lait -chr- NaIy i. Ittntn iral lteiii.at y y.
4. Manson. Hattie o Bunker ~alIhrIck. Nrae and J. II.
a. D. scaii ArJie Garwood john r. Halliday. A. C. Paige.
and allie Blrnham. innm Pladep1a Laura Messer rom
Johnson g. D. Rog IT. 0krn Cleared sff
D1r Dorea. for cork 20 orders schr D. " Wellington ior
ltaVle DitN .l.s, ',r i.'' - ~ arrivals 9'4'l'
Boston schr. n, B aa al. ior NewloIA sailed -chr
7A> FaaScis.o CaI, Bay -s-Auivei ship City OF Annoy
II ,..a,oaE Nay 2s-Arryed sclrs. Ellen Ho'ate. from
wilmington y. .'. .-'t W. rn.tn from tri'iI pee H.
from Nes Bcif'ri crar '.iips ocior'rs sr Sew.
YORK iachari Wiling tor tlaaeI .il d. 1Hl- Tor cam.
j. n N j.. brig 4 " toiiari Tor Wm ueton N a. sclrs.
Geo = EowIon or Port Howe, san salvador oliver SEQ
aea f1r zew % Haven bree3s. ior Jcr,y o.y; Harriet
a. a. l.NthfNr luI NrN-f -fnhf AliIF g. lI'di' ll i''l-
ter Mass. sailed haras In-4 haliIel. aud -lrah ".
smith. Also arrived barks Triton Irl. from Aberdeen
Go1d Intent l5rI from Liverpool Annie Maud lBr from
TraIec Ireland.
PHILADELPHIA May 2s.-Arivet steamships Reading.
from ~arn AarrsDuT-, rom Boston ". Mhlllien, from
EI,lmore; srhis j. y. Atkinson, from Portland D. IRA
ham, nom Boston. Cleared. steamship PerAloEel iog Bos
ton
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX. n. g May Z-A rrivri, steamship Carroll rom
Boston, au sailed 'or gh4rI.rtoNn sailed steamship Ge9
~hatuCs. Pierre quantity Of floating Ice IS
stall reported 90 Hc u NorthrU eTIlut straits
LoNfDN May rlv-l. Capt Andrcasen. IA tho
Down, lOcn Fleet. Il. fIUu.ey.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAM HIPS.
M)vULE. May 1S.Ine 4 IAN line -tell sHD Peruvian,
Capt from MOlrrfD Liverpool arrived here to-day.
DISASTER
BALTIMORE. May 2--lLr -glr j. IcvCr. Capt Jacobson,
2ih inst ola Providence returned. At 20
uiures lO O'Clock he z6IA u-t while 40 anchor below
uIi0- she into by rhe sc.r. Jennie i. " icv,
heuce Tor Boston d her heal r and b'w-p were carried
gng ere, and lost Places but Ar captain said le would
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
rrrsryTrRIlN GENERAL AssF,TLY.

CHICAGO, May 2s-This morning, after the
orrun. exercise, ID the Presbyterian General Assembly
otieu was adopted 10 recommt the first part ot the
report OF tAc Committee on Reduced Representations
and the remainder Of The report was sent o The commit
tee without bate. The Committee on ChuicA Lret'''"
made report showing gross receipts OF r-ooOVo' ana
l ln.e OF SOS 600: - churches have been erected
during the past year. with Al average PAID I'd each
church of $500 100 churches have no house Oh worship
but depend ON the Board of Home Missions the board
needs SIjoOOO next year. and appeals o cuich 10
r,ts, Ir I. report was adopted, with am anne ihcht
rat the AIS ana specifications suowtic4 WIN tAe r.
port be commended 10 clur lies proposA- lo oNl- e
same committee made a supplemental report upon tHt
overture NJ salt Lake Church, peilil'Nl.- llc A''f
to nav it- Ie1t amounting % nearly clfp'O Ihe coA-
,tre recommended that the overture De- referred Tor
tI careful consideration OF the bodfI OF 'HiitA IIec-
nom Consideration or the report on German .r"'
dv presented the Assembly, rrsilied ia us Auop
fI0u Win recommendations Oi tie committee.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
ANOTHER JULIET.

Miss Minnie Cummings made her debut as
Julet in Suakespeares tragedy Of Romeo and Juliet"
before a small audience, at Booths Iheater, last night
Mss Cummings acting was best IN the balcony scene
but even in that she did not eyince talent OF very
high order Her voice. although apparently somewhat
weak il pleasant in TONE and in the mentioned
vas Wen mOdulated % represent the nedtatiye mood
and subsequent passion OF the heroine. sympathetic
friend, ayished applause upon the actress throughout
the play The other characters were miseraby repre-
seutsd Indeed the only admirable thing about ihe peg
foraance was The tue scenery-a beautiful frame TO a
dub of "A picture.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
MURDEROUS CRIMES.
KILLED WITHOUT PROvOCATION.
MICHAEL MORIARTY STABBED BY A DRUNKEN BAL
|, TENDER.

ILNDth.
Michael Moriarty an Irish wOrkingman Of
no 13 Mottst was stabbed in the right breast at Bay
ard and Muberry-sts about p yesterday and died
at the Fourteenth Precinct stationhouse few minutes
afervard People Of the worst class live in the vicinity
of Bayard and Mulbcrry-sts, and fights occur there
daily From what could be learned OF the murder last
evening from the witnesses OF the deed it appears that
Morarty was assaulted and killed without provocation
by Thomas Ryan OF No - Edridgest who Il employed
as barleeper In n saloon at Bayard and Baxtersts.
Ryan. rouglIooking man OF 30, who was much in
toxcaed. standing the sidewalk In Muibcrry-st
opposite No. 81, talking with man named James DAILY
when Moriarty came along and accosed him. In reply
Ryan used vile cphet, and at the same time struck
Morarty IN the face with his fist scuie ensued be-
tween Ryan and DAILY who defended Moriarty RYAN
drew knife, made pass at DAILY, who escaped with
cut in his sleeve, and then turning on MoriaFty,
who had remained an unonending spectator Of the
scene, he plunged the knife into ms breast Mouarty
fell To- the ground with cry and became insensnle
OF blood while DAILY ed his attack on the
murdr rer and compelled him % for his LIE Onfer
Granam OF the Fourteenth Precinct attracted o tue
place by the aIuy. and learning who lad stabbed l-e
found the mau In h- saloon, at Baxter aud bJ 'Iu-t
with the bloodstaned knife s in his possession ana
notwithstanding the resistance ~ Ryan aud ms irtd-
succeeded n bringing him 10 the Mulberry stree 7'a1ou
The wounded man also carried 10 the -tal1 oit
he dod before surgeon could De summoned Iut Nl.o
or the mur cred man came % me station soon a4ei L'
death aud Llled the place with hearrtuolns 90 CANA
tions of grief Tie murderer Ryan spent lle ni-At l
eel Of luc station Iu . state OF drunk .u stuput
The place where he murder was committed was, not
long ago. the scene OF % similar alaH 10 which FtLiltA
Lyons, tGr proprietor ~ the saloon az baYafd ana bA-
taT-,ts. where RYAN employed, was struck on the
head with a shovel and killed by Daniel sullivan VINO Is
nOw In prison serving sentence f1r mansltu hter.
t latter, DEATH when the So Don passed into the hads
OF Mrs. Welsh, he SIN Kept Ills place.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
The P4ssEScER rGorBLE n THE TEsZ

A telegram containing the following state
neut from Thomas A. -cott was received by keTnan s
Novs Agency from Pslldeplia yesterday afternoon :
understand that the trains which caused the trouble
in he west are 20 be taken off, ana our trains Of course
VIII 1e taken oil and OLD time restored No reduction Oh
rates occurred. This is rs It should be-
Tsdspatch was understood TO refer 70 the differences
between tle Wabash and the PENNSYLVANIA railroads
james A. Roosevelt president Of the Wabash Railroad
Company. stated 10 TRIBUNE reporter last evening"
that DE doubted the authenticity Of the Dispatch
Tie had heard of 10 such change and believed thai
none had been made. He said that ile train ON the
Wabash Railroad. t1 which objection hid hrth h.tnt'
instead Of being fast train. really 3n rIcu Slow th
before the recent chang was m1ir. Juati Iir lprlr
a-rau-riucuf passengers from ST. Louis f' me ~i Ago.
been compelled To wait seven hours I'D Io'e'o. me
running time hal been changed ttai lhic liIr ''
ra..lou was made wirl Tie Canada Southern itti'id.
ANA thus There had been saving oi seven
l.ur. j. y. MrCuUoULl Of the P-isou-h ana
Fort Wa-uo Railroad then threatened 10 pGt on
a ll-t iran to enable his road to conlc.c WIN
ihe Wa1asH When William H. fanlrihit. Pres 'irt 'l
tl. Npv-yurk Central ..rnal, which ctunrc AIN lLe
Canada southern Buffalo. aud ttus wfh o., Na'aSi'
went go Iu'cu.. he gave orders that n ihe tl-hl-H
and Forf I-lc Iairoid pUt or tbs fas tram me IaI'
urpr Dis RAILROADS should Dr reduced 10 SD rom ille
cfv ~ Chicago Mr. Roosevelt said that ur'hHr rpIp"-
ration d.- .eI railroad war; and Ac Lad ief.fcd Io
information " any new Steps having been lahcA Oh
fr Ucr SD
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
srspLcInN nF wIrE ,rrRDER.

ANNAPOLIS Nd. May 2S.-Information has
inst reached this city that horrible murder was com
.t, i'm the lower part o. this county, Friendship
on saturday last 10 appears tAat the wife of Henry
Norfolk Whit-man went 90 the woods near her home
about O'Clock in the morning FOR the purpose Of pro-
curn cabbage plants. AMI while there she was assaulted
with club and beaten % death. Tie coronsrsJuIy is
investigating The horrible Affair." and suspicion strongly
points n, her husband as the murd Fer. TIE murdered
tyoiutu had NOT been married y-lr she vi, only ~
y.i, n gr ana her husband -. The investigation by
t.e cOrOucIs AIRY d, stl IN progress.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

q never saw such a restless chile" ex-
claimed the mother Tried 90 ht the boy WIN hc~
moment and then Suddenly exclaimed " know WY
IIn ma-the day God made me guess IAe aust vas
g-lyiug awful"
Helen Hunt Jackson says pathetcally, J.
am Not Holm. very, very ulrd oi saying 80.
But The TRIBUNE continues 10 insist that she b sAu ~
0uirs u tone OF rtbukc what She wants % ne ABOUT
lttle thing Ike that fOr.-l Rochester Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
MURDER AND ROBBERY on THE MEXICAN
FEONTIER.

GALVESTON, Texas, May 2S.-A Ners Corpus
Christi special dispatch says: Word was received TO-
day of the murder Of Francisco g. Flores, prominent
cz.u " san Diego, and his SON Teharcio The murder
els were c.sht number all M-Nicaus. They obtained
500 u money The party captured {. Lott, Prcs
dent OF he Corpus Christi and o GfaHdc Railroad. Mr.
~.ryi, and driver named Mays, aud robbed them OF a
Oh. uuut. aul IrWtfy u tlcr possession .-ig pltt
tIem U. t.Ir e.rIc Tile country Dis aroused aud tAe
p.oi Ie luutIug lor the robbers
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
vrEDIcr ON THE sARAToGA LAUNcH DIsAsTLR.

VIEDICT OF IHE .AKAIOGA LAINCH DISASIEF.
CHESTER, Penn, May 2S.-The jury IN the
Saratoga launch disaster rendered verdict tonight.
Tie jury finds the deaths Of the seven victims TO have
been accidental The verdict Is accOreanied by state
r1ent that while the jury believe from the evidence all
customary precautions for the prevention OF accident
were employed this instance they OF opinion that
more ample means If practicable, should be provided
or holding the snip ami for he immediate escape OF the
men working underneath n case OF premature Or uuc1-
pecJed wing Oi Tie vessel
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

IMPORTANT CORRECTION. - lhe woman 3
Esnt- A.aoctlon requests shat ihe f1.l"Wlls
tl.u MAY br made Iu tIr nest ullinft 'i -'t..
An Act tu enable "a man to marry hi- de.''i-r nli'
trr Kcad-An Act to end ic NoiH"" 10 many "'' VIC
ceased sister. husband Punch.
An Onondaga County man has had all his
teeth pulled to help him che wing iohlcco 4hs h
on the principle iu vogue among lAr hh''t NArIt
ruf or "a boy'- head 10 cure him Of saearng.-lN l.
Commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

and bv which dangers proceeding from broken rails arc
avoided and large saving made IN cost OF n
The rails will arrive week. and rackaying VIII 10
commenced immediately II il believed tnat the con.
srucuon Of this viii work new era IN me hLloy
sucti0n win take place the Angle rail Is adapteu "
standard Is well as narrow gauge roads"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

Considerable interest is being felt &c Boston
in new style OF rail which is 20 Dee ald down ou tAe
Boston Winthrop and Point shirley Railroad Iae Boston
Advertiser says that after mu Investigation and by
advice OF the best railroad engineers. 10 decdei %
use 20 pounds per yard Angle rails, boiled TO substantial
wooden stuusers, which placed upon ordinary Ties,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

I|II|I-IN TATIIN NNI-IU-I -INNINI
Fletcher Harper began TO fail rapidly yestor-
da noon, although De had been sinking since the night
previous. Ills cxtremlues grew cold, and his pulse
Scarcely ucIccptiDIe yet l.e PROLONGED by Dbl.
lnaI..b.e vitality. During t.e night h- death WAC mo-
mcu-arIy expected, and 40 O'Clock this morning ID.
Guernsey said DO dad not seem possible that Mr Harper
a.IIl lIt. many hours
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
TTPF ~ cUTCAGO-LOss ees.O .Oo0.

CHICAGO, May pa fire this morning in
Iured the budnt Nos lis and l20 FrankIn-st To- TIE
amount of $4,000 fully insured in foreign companies.
The National Printing Company, occupying the three
upper floors lost SO 900 on stock being almost entirely
burned OUT; insured 80 46o,OOO 800 D. cDmpanic- clcly
Eastern. %. l.. American Coz .Il'rs n nOuOA- OccL-
py Iug the lower floor. lose about 5000.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
PROBABLY FATAL BLOW WITH a STONE.

George Page of 30. sos East Twcllth-ss.,
elr.yhgrp.Iy tlr usl Th.-iy-G-st-s,.. near Fi.s
av- ram against light wa1oa driven Dy Thomas R.u-
lIuf No - CItlarue-,r Angry words passed between
e t men, auJ each accused the other OF causing tIe
lrcid.u. Finally Page jumped Iom Dis wagon. seized
r...iae stone. il IreN BE- at Randall, -t--las hn on
a.. Did. "a l. aluta.l- lI -ru,0e-- il,u tIc street.
TIuil'. .riIc, 4.c severe Jul WIll probably prove
f-sI Hr wls conveyed tu Ills A0me ana h.s assaliaut
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

SAv FrASc-co. May 2s.-Geo. v. Pin0cy
y arrested to-day ou charge of embezzu- -j-oo0 of
tl- funds of -he L.morr Mining tompany, o VMch Ae
v.. furDcuy treasurer. li., uiu' "AcA was bA'" "'
$4,000 . ha- uOt $40 been obtained
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

TRENTON. May 2s.-Tvo cases of sudden
death f.3 orcrexertion occurred u this county on SAFE
rriv iast-ou. of William CudyEo. grand juror oi ihe
present term off Mercer County Court ana the other
Iun.lf9n Buchanan. au elderly citizen of Trenton.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
\ - - u cALIEoENIA

san FRANcIsc0, May 2s.-A tine rain pre-
yl i tile northern and central portions of the state
fo-lav which will Improve the feed CROP and probably
b..,tf tu, wheat con ,.lcra1Iy ) u some localities
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
TIE STATE or Trade.
CHEESE AND BUTTER MARKET.

ALRAyY y. T., May 2sThere q1te u.l IN 'he LAtue
to-day. rn0url the onfflnes -
large n on anv previous day owing tho incoming ~ new
buvcrs the Opening ~ the season -Il1 vas
euReniered days. and the prices paid we're
better than rhe NawYOlk market arorad loday s,tIs
realized a % uuiavorabls chal9cte factny
Choe.o offerings numbered $500 most of Wirh was - or
l2rI2 the average market price one or Two cDoie ys
brout fraction better frF Farm Dairy Cheese orought
j. al i1s. nearly 2c. below last weeks prices
Butte 5u-Ic but there Has no demand VI oons
queuce
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
AIDYIcHr BElTHE& REPORT


irDF El-NNit-NA lfl'l' '--I- ---'E'
For New-Eu-laud, stationary or falling
ba-.....I glU. mostly lrnu. iI. su4t- ai Hti, ,1i-
tlua ,r temperature, ald cicar yr panty ci'u'j
vtaiurr. -.... .,.. -..-
TurtAr lower laha rc-i1u anil Middle Atlantic states,
ar.- I.rrr or slowly il- barometer, ~"uii i,t
l, son -,r,J vluu- rising temperature, ana tlc-i OF
rte.If t.Ul..y eat-lr.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

SANDUsKY. May 2S.-IJ was officially an
uorDcea in the 5urt of Common Pleas % Erc County
Ohio to-tay that tne Grand Jury had found IL uGic
,.pts fl- cbezziement against John s. Fariow Of bo-
-o. Pres dent ~ the Cincinnati, saniussy and Cle'e
land Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

T1c Presidents TTirate Secretary. AmGfer Accss
VIII Miss Boyle accept this basket OF flow
from friend % whom size lOugto-uereintm
berc1 pleasure Inst evenngl You VIII say they are hcu-
tul. Allow 90 say trust they viii be regarded as
some degree fitting tribute then 90 the beautiful co
incidence OF childhood and OF genius which brought DE
its spell the Cl-swee heart Of shakespeare
dream. Jtict-such IS The mystery OF genius real
than she who lived and loved beneath Italian skies IN
the home of thn ancient Capuetstne Jet O the human
heart Very truly, your friend. W b. hoDGLhs
An EDITOR CROSS ABOUT An OFFER TO READ
HIS PAPER
From The Aaicgh lN. Cl CbSertcr.
We confess To a feeling of shame at seeing
President Of the United states. though uc ue
President 10y fraud. thus demoaniug himself by sending
begging letters all over the country, asking people 10
send him dtadlead news papers.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

yv,.ur>rr.v MAY 2S.-The Navy Department
ha received Information th. ea.rt that Doc a...a ''.'
.-.au,l il.r f.rl. flagship oi ihr -. I,- s4'-''
rt 90 lort a l tIs morning rom A-''-''' ''' ''- VIVA
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
SUI. AGAINST TIE MOBILE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 2S.-A suit is now
pending here before Judge IIee OF the United states
District Court oltle b0uaodcIs of le Mobile ami ONO
l-I AGAINST that corporation. 90 f1reciose certain
lIl,,r.l.. Tie amount involved is over million OF
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
A POET AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

the political millennium has come, when such nomua
uOn is nIade-lMeadyille CPcnn) Journal thepl
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
ARREST or r. +. HINKLEY.
A RAILROAD PRESIDENT CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
AND FRAUD.

a RAILROAD PRESIDENT CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
AND FRAUD.
CHICAGO, May Estate on Saturday after
noon f. E. Hnkley President OF the Chicago and Padu-
cah the Chicago and Iowa. and other roads less well
known was arrested upon the charge Of conspiracy 10
defraud and put under $4,000 bonds. The complain
an. MIR Fisher OF London. wealthy En-lishman ana
heavy boudhoiier TIE chicago and Padncah road and
who represents about $1,000 Of bonds Of that road
alleges that Uiukey went England in 1873, and by
means o. false concerning the amount
already Invested m the road. the aid 10 would receive
from counties, and the returns 10 brought ln SEE ut
el-O.nUO return for bonds Mr. HiuLcy states tl't
The whole railroad transaction has beca honoI4bc
throughout ana that the arras, is merely bIacEnanS
scheme, which viii not succeed.
Very little information had been received IN
this city yesterday by Interested III western rail
roads in regard 20 tie reported arrest i'm Chicago Of T. L
Hiney manager OF the Chicago and Paducal Railroad
COMPANY. v & II. ". Poor of No. Gs Broadway
gave tire following information concerning the officers
report iu Arril. 1877 President. j. T. mum way pee,
President Vs. n. Cusumau Treasurer kAph Plunh.
Sir lIuliey hat been president. but Wac i.itN oa
placed This road from ~irfaior, li. io iaulohi
tlu and Quincy Railroad During tlr 4,,t 'nunI
juno. I~-. the road transported ---.1-' tons "I
freEut. Tie total earnings We're Q.t",i-l So aAu 'e
nusr.rt0- expenses. rI-J.JT 10. The snare ita ls
. e. -t ol tie road aud appurteuatc was - a''-
OD- -9 THIS rttL i- cu1lsC l.til1u cl iAc lil4'ai'
Pontiac ru. N0rl-N esteem Railroad and the Blooming
ton and ONO River Railroad. The Aioiniuol iIa' lea
to Mr. Hmkicr's arrest furnished hy 1lr i'ht -
said To- be working ia tie interest oil lAe LHs'H Oo'u
holders.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

sC0BEsBv-PATN Thursday. Nay -. ~ the rest.
cuce of The brides parents br 'l" key d. " a. Far.
rlugon the Iu Dr. w. D. -cII.-uy Il ElelFI... y.
o. Grace A. ayu,r daughter u capt ~. q. Eayncr Of
BIOOmHcld y. j.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

Tamr>f OFFICE. May 49-I .u.-There was no var.a-
ton m air Ires-r. yesterday, except tnc usual forenoon
n-c TIA temperature u the AFTERNOON reached 'o' DHl
rapidly r.cedel to Us general lo" standard. Tue mon,
-ur of tlr ir less than lu the recelu nsut tAou-H
-tl.I Iu t.r.-s of OBJ. uIr-H. .,
Frtii. c.fv ana vicinity. generally fur "raihrr' |ltD
rry clouds uu4 I.L. 900 tlr morning. NAV De- tAl"'ri E
ft. AND Tomorrow. EIt prnIHfl'f ut luc ti-'N ''
nos. .tlrr that period. There BE- likely t' Doe -fi'itl
Increase Of warmth most noticeable during dilciLOJA7'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
0TVG MARErT.

PRINT CLOTHS MAREET.
PRovnFVrr r. T., May 2s.Prnt Cloths quiet. light sales
az Last HCeks prices
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All Notice, or Marriages must be faior5ed oeib (.H
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
TFlBlNE local OBSERVATIONS.

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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-27

" l learn to subdue mine abilities, and
imbroof myself in printing"
" Then you are a printer,I presume Y"
"Oh yes, I'm so taken by all der fel-
lers.' a M
Where were you made printer ~
"Auf regular Scandinavian brinter's
office"
" How gained you admission to this
city ?"
"By good many long walks.'
g How were you received ?"
"By Cherman trent, NIT glass
beer?"
How did your friend dispose of youp"
Oh, he dook me doc dree times the
city round, NIT saloons in der south and
west, and east, and den de ovvicer
cooms."
"What did the officer do with you ?'
He daught me der way to der shall
in der east, until my steps were more
upright and regular as before"
"Will you he off or from ?''
well, ofer you should please, Sequare,
I'll be off right away quick"
"Why do you leave the east and go
west?
In search of work.
Work being the object of your search
you will descend flight of dirty stairs,
consisting of some five or seven steps,
turn square about, get on a level road,
put out of the city, and make plumb
line for Chicago, where the wicked are
always troublesome, and the weary are
as bad as the rest.'