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have conferred upon me-" Three
cheers were then given for the
youngest burgess.
DISTRESS IN BERLIN.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-The
United States minister at Berlin
transmits to the Department of State
TRANSACTIONS of articles from leading
German newspapers containing some
painful statistics Of the poverty and
suffering prevalent in that city, even
among the better classes conclusively
proving that the present idle times
and consequent suffering and discon-
tent are not local but are shared in,
to a larger extent, by the nations of
Europe. During the rAonth of July
last past 1906 men, $40 women anG
four young girls received relief and
shelter in the workhouse of the
Berlin Asylum for the homeless. OF
the men 2,149 were artisans, and the
remainder labOrers. During the
same month 7,043 men and lob
women were sheltered and relieved
in the houses of the Berlin Associ.-
ton for the Relief of Homeless.
They report the case of man who
presented himself, with his wife and
children before the latter association
for food and shelter, who was dis
covered by Il former fellow-student
of the university to be preparing for
an examination for judgeship, and
that after being sheltered and reliev-
ed by the association for a month he
passed successful examination and
received an appointment.
THE RESULTS OF THE PAST WEEK.
LONDON, SEPTEMBER 1.-The week
closes favorably for the Turks
throughout the whole theatre of war.
AS regards Schipka, although Gulei-
man Pasha has not succeeded in
drying out the garrison, he has al
most completely blockaded it. The
latest Russian bulletin almost admits
that he is master of the situation for
the time, as it says the Russians are
ignorant whether he is about to
retire and renew the assault or at
tempt turning movement. 1t is
therefore apparent that he has his
chico of action, and from the fact
that he has pushed a reconnaissance
to Keckilagatoch, which is on the
northern slope of the Balkans, he
seems to have chosen a turning
movement. The reconnaissance was
probably only made by a small body.
The Russian positions in the pass
block the only road through it which
is practicable for the heavy material
of the main army. Vehement ALPS
advance from the eastward possesses
great Importance, in view of the fact
that the Russian position at TirnOva
which is supposed to be the object of
the Turkish movement, is compare
lively open to attack from the east
by road leading from Bebrova to
ELENA, which debouches into the
Tirnova and Drenova road ten miles
sonth of Trinova, whereas Suleiman
Pasha, even if he finally cleared
Schipka, would still be obliged to
pass through a complicated series
of defiles. Before Mehemet Ali can
however, advance in the direction of
TrinOva it seems that he would have
to clear the Russians from their
position at Pokoi (Popaskoi), from |
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approval of all good citizens ire
spectiYe of party therefore.

approval of all good citizens ire
spective of party ; therefore,
'ReSOIUed, That as mark of the
esteem in which we hold him, we,
the city council Of Augusta, hereby
extend an invitation to the President
and such members of his cabinet as
may attend him, to visit the city of
Augusta during his Southern tour,
and pl' dye to him a cordial welcome
on the part of all our citizens"
d BRIGHAM YOUNG's FUNERAL.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 1.-The funeral
of Brigham Young took place at New
Tabernacle at II o'clock to-day.
There were between 1000 and 20, 900
people present, and thousands were
unable to obtain standing place with
in the building.
| NOMINATIONS IN MONTGOMERY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The Dem
ocratic primary election which took
place Saturday last in Montgomery
county, Nd, resulted in the nomi.
nation of George Peter, Esq, for the
Senate; Montgomery Blair, Howard
Griffith and VIM. Candy for the
House of Delegates.
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In an editorial on the remarks
of Postmaster General Key, the
Louisville COTier-Jo,07aM says that
the secession movement was mis-
take and "truism that any idiot
ought to comprehend" and adds:
"Four years of disastrous war and
twelve years of disastrous peace,
hundreds of thousands of widows
and orphans, the loss of hundreds of
millions of property, together with a
national debt for which the South is
equallyb bound with the North, con-
firm the dreadful truth that the fight
was. ill,ch0sen, ill-timed, ill-made
and, ill-ended. So much we have
often said. So much sensible men
we me in the South would think
sto deny. But this does
fn@uth of two or three
V arh hope to establish
N2SA consistency and
ipantism."
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GENERAL GRANT.

EDINBURGH, August 3l.-The
freedom of the city of Edinburgh
was presented to ex-President Grant
to-day by Lord Provost Sir James
Falshaw, in Free Assembly Hall.
Two thousand persons were present.
In reply to the Lord PrOvOst's speech
General Grant said: ~ am so filled
with emotion that [ scarcely know
how to thank you for the honor con-
ferred upon me by making me a
burgess of this ancient city Of Edin-
burgh. [ feel that it is a great COM
pliment to me and my country.
Had | the proper eloquence l might
dwell somewhat on the history of
the great men you have produced, of
the numerous citizens of this city
and Scotland that have gone to
America and the record they have
made. We are proud of Scotsmen
as citizens of America. They make
good citizens Of our country, and
they find it profitable to themselves.
| again thank you for the honor you
have conferred upon me-" Three
cheers were then given for the
youngest burgess.
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OK Caroline county,
ga call for mass
Sthe 18th of Septem-
eyjters of all parties op-
5etuating the power of
10 the waste of public
" the fish commission and
onard of control and review, the
expensive system ofpublishing the
laws and other printing, and to the
despotic and corrupt means used to
secure party nominations to office
and to the leveying and selling the
same" The call adds that Sin the
formation of the ticket the claims of
the staid farmer and workingman
shall be considered" The notice is
signed, "Many Democrats, Republi-
cans, Reformers, and Others"
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Correspondents must enclose full name and
address, not necessarily for publication, but
as private guarantee of good faith. Reject
ed communications will not be returned
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hes desiring to visit the Inter-
aaahibition, the great Amer
rrssial Palace,-the largest,
sea most complete exhibit
TVorld, - at the Centennial
philadelphia, can secure
ssdckets any day on applica-
~ To railroad agent, at greatly
uiEced rates, Those who are visit
Fedstai1esshould bear this in mind
,chmhe arrangement.
CLIO
, 1877-02-17

CANADA.
Bono Of tho Past Crookettucax Of f1er Grent
Mcn.--{sent Esltterness of Feeling.

somc Of tho Past Crookettuca* Of Her drent
sfen---lsent Eslttern~ss If Feeling.
Special Dfspafeh "a The 7rtsnns.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 18.-fn tito Mnusa last
night sEr John a. Macdonald explained Why he
retained for two years after tic defeat of Ills
Government d largo sum Of accrot-acryico money
by stating that tho items remained outstanding
wlitcl, could not bc settled earlier. 11o had pa1
bark 10 tho Government &a5,o00, and still! sn-
taincl t7.oo0 which lie n!iegrs lie las yct to pnv
out. Tho Premier, wlnlc believing Sir John had
received m rcrsonA1 benefit from the fund, con-
tended that ho lad no right to hold control
oTer IL after bo had ceased 10 be Minis
ter Of tho Grown, and that there was
itow no excliso or authority for retaining any
rart Of tho funds; The tnattcr Will come up
neuin before the Public Accnunta Committee,
when sIr John promises full explanation.
Tho Commission appointed By tho tso7crn-
n1cnt to Inquire into tho affairs uf tho Northern
Railway have sent in ltlctr report Among tho
payments reported " tho Commissioners ns hc-
Ing wr1ngfulsy. MALE out nf tic ftintls OF this
s!osnrauy arc The following: TO senatnr Mac
Mlal fund, $500; John Beverly !sobinsou, II.
r., etcstlon cxpenscs. s5Ato; ,litto, account
oycrdrawn, 9t,o1U, interest mt Included; Afr.
Cumberland. for purchase Of steamer Chtrora,
Ss.VIs cntere,i =. parliamentary expenses;
ovcrtlrafts by F. W. tun,hcrlanti for election
sentcd by notes, S1o,5El both rarttcs hero
alow an amount Of bitterness and accrlMty In
dcbate unparalleled for many years. anil each Is
tfytEg tn fnko up charges Of eorrnptfon against
po1ltttal opponents. In preparation for the gen
cral election after the next session. The budget
speech 10 profnisct Thursday next. Itlst!,ouEht
the duty will bc Increased on sugnr, sea, and
, 1877-02-17

FHEAtVA6 AHAhIhNs
Yesterday, tho htth day Of tho Exhibition Of
the Fanctcrs at the Exposition Building. wns
marked by better attendance than on any
previous daT OF the wenk. The work Of uI-
Judging The entries for premiums was eom-
nacnccd and partially finished hosore night.
Following Cru the winners Of prizes ~ Tar a.
they wcro n'ade known to the public by tho
cards upon tho coops:
Ear, Darby fs~!,~Fi1,t, sanus, Cameron;
;ssi.s Y f rd ,ssy .A'd San.s pts1v
F'"'; Il Bradley; q :Ssead. ps;a.si klisn thitd,
second, Samuel Camerou. Had .B!tasttd lid
Ss PsSs' SSss;:a ~, ss:; S:S:;
&sS ;$i;s tSs$S < tss.I:,,, ,,ssS
Allen. spsaesta fa'ei: Second. samas' Cam:
y ..ns ., !,h ss,ss ;;ssE Gatf1sustsHHd; f,Ss @
% s;on. IsitaS bsefntsc GaieisNFIi.i. Daniel II.
isn: third i'an!sl Allen; lEhK. Pllt E1M.-
Fttss. Samuel Cameron. 1trtr D1tkEtng Gh!ets-
second. ". II. swcnszcl.
os ssf<s s.:.: sT sSssS4s T. sss sst tsss
Mrs. Mary. Darnctl. sllrsr spanqisd GAfeks-
L. Mlliasd. 0oiasa Psaeii<d Fouit"Fls.t, Dun.
eau kay;. setond. Otto Foerster. GofdsH It,.tiiti
e. ss2 paseS cs.yr. ssy fSapn pnaean
third, E. Milisrd.
Fust,adqs Fo,ri4-F.fst. IL. IT, Todd: second,
SSep sss''t; tn;ta \: h,tksr; toS.th q
second; Y. Il. Toda; !hini. =; 4. keefeT; fourth.
third. ". il. Todd. HAlt4 C1icf. SECOND. ".
u. Todd: third, W. II. Todd. 1s5 chaeks-Flrst,
x..,. IT.. ,SIus 5Ioltr aatsH4s: "a
". H.. Todd. CAlcks-secoud, ~. IL. Todd;
fourth. Bentley 4 YalswoSth.
nAhK EHAH&At.
Fois{s-FlFsL &. l.. Lamb; second. ". H.
Todd; third. W.. II. Todd: fourth. Bentley 4
John 7; Boydea; third, E L. Lamb; fourth, ".
rYans CAtckt--seeond. I. p: Parker. Eo.oF<d
GnlstswFi5's G;!.; w. VI H. Todd s'tF~' Gray c"e&.-
bari Ioadaa CAlsfs-sreoad, 9coise Buffers
| lh!sd, ". il. Todd: fourth, George Buffers.
t5frtex4r Fowi.-Fi!ss. ". II. Todd. Crts<eaas
Ftss&, ". u. Todd.
| The show Of pigeons has been excellent and
has ett1scted tho admiration Of Ill the visitors.
| Some nlty Or more priLea wete offered for thil
| class Of birds, and, the awards Of these having
nearly al been made, It would take more space
10 Kt7e full LIST than tho importance Of that
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to hc tried next week iss capacity would he test
cl. Tho continuance will enable Tho States
Attorney to diminish t.ir number Of inmates
very materially. ". ". O'l,r!en !. no longer In
tho Sullivan caso.
Contractor Sexton claims that Injustice was
done him 4 few days ago IN stattng that a bill
Of his amounting 10 800 hal been cut down
SO. It was actually cut down s3t, he saYs, anti
he ngrcc,l to It in Difference to tho dcprrsscl
condition Of tho coursy's finances. lie says
there vas . change 4, tno of tho items, toot
have bccn S+s-a clerical error. Tho correction
Ia chcerfully made.
The tnemhcrs of thc 1Iospttaf Committee
calfcta OF Mayor Heath yesterday md proposed
10 turn the oil Hospital building ovcr tt tho
city. That official took kt.,ily to tho PROPOSE
tIon, hut wanted the co,tnty to donate The
morGuc, some s',csls, machinery. etcS a* ono OF
tho conditions. The Committee was not sntis-
cd with this, and did nothing IN tho matter but
talk. Some of the members suggested after
he soll to the hfEhcst bidder, and that the pA"n
fpr tho city MnrEue he. tho basc:ncnt ol the
tlcatl-ln,ise at the new Hospital The Commit
tee was Of tho opinion that' in such m event
aor,o one cn,tl,l he gotten to live IN tho old
building md take caro OF It until tho county's
lease expired.
, 1877-02-17

societies, whose duty 1t should l,o to report to
the general association at tht annual meeting,
gan University had larger number of erad.i.
atcs tn ChlcaRo than any other institution, md
formed.
,5s TIL Il: cssisss sa ,s fssss
with snme amendments. The document pro
vtes that shc organization shall be called tho
Sf"san sl. ses es's''z sza p' qeaEo IL t !'' s.
fclluwshtp among lts members, the promotion
nf s'icnsflc md literary culture. aml tho a1-
y,nresmsnt ,, .; tl1o interests Of thS Unlvers.y;
eiding IN Chtsngn ansl vicinity, who hare sus-
tainctl nit honorable membership tn tho Aitc1A-
gan Untycrs'.y: thc utllcrrs slall be President,
three Vicc-l'rcsl'lents, Secretary. Treasurer,
rnemhers--the Committee to be appointed by
the prrsttlcut, who shall 10 cx.oflfct, Chairman
thereof; tho Executive Committee shall secure
a pacc for tltc annual meeting, make nil ncccs.
tary, arrangements for holding tho samc, aud
of the Association whenever dcetled necessary !;
the i!rst annual meeting shall bc held Tncstlay,
Arr1t3, ntxt, and each s,ltrcctlny annual ntcet-
fng on the first Tucsday III Dctclber; the exct
business nnll d banquet: thu constitution anil
bylaws may 10 a'ncl,dcsl at any a't'al r'cctlnG;
BY majority votc Ut all tretnhcrs present; and
tic annual dues sl,nll bo 81 carl.
The following officers were elected: Prcsi-
1cnt. tho i[on. james II. Walker, class nj 1870;
Ylcc-Ptcsh!ents, Dunno Doty, class Of 1855;
p. Edmund i: Andrews, class Of 1913; a. D.
Ris sla;s ,ssi "f ls5l; seere.9fy llsnry =. Towls
1857.
Tbs Temporary Chairman appointed tho fol.
lowing as the Executive Committee: 'Mcssrs.
N}TE ft,u,n nt,I4
, 1877-02-17
SCARLET FEVER,

,r. 0''AN AnA ''"o'
The ecnrtet-fcycr plague seems to be diving
out, a. .lIe reports Of deaths und new cases Of
tac a'seasc ase not us numerous a. heretofore.
But four deaths Wcrc reported Yesterday
and onIv nInc nav rases. uhtcb vcrs
ano oH15 H'"e Nv" S1ess' "MeA "csc
found al tho following numbers:
81 Frv. 5191< North Cturk Si3 Wcst
Lake, i1e Barber. go In,llana syenuc.
~ Filth avenue "? south SiofEan, corncr
washington ana u, Eall1ofhla nVenue, ~ West
liTian9,, Ill.,, ny 10 Maoasa avenue.
~ ~ D,Yislon l9spcetonrs; fepoftel yesterday.
~. Ahox 1or tue Nurth nlvla!on SAID that tho
Gsmesa January eonas'on W. f9oa. anu the5c
were thirty"!ouf eases utlael h,s notice. "
% sesH eone ~ Sefc e' y e. neGuy es.aness a
Huuiu ue Hs!i 1ot cnastt9oIo people III Enc
ne1Rnno'nooo n'o 70 .cna hs,png nano, espes'aily
70 tnosc pGop!G aI NO. : su1nwaa a attect ana 70.
Soisd HoE1h .s'In Cl9rk street. Ing fepGft 81 fho
soutn DtSla!oa Inspector notee tnat uislo!eetlqa
n aot pfasl'eea as aiuet ~ H. shouid DC. He
auus ~ "'s sepo1t LUG 1ol'ow1hg general r.
Harks' ..-...--.
,,,s nstose indelnE o. tee relat!ye prevalence oi
uiphthtflA. htllesH II prudent to bear in mind
, 1877-02-17
CHANGE or OPINION.

KsokuK, L., Feb. l6.-Abous noon today .
German. named Adclbert Rhode, barber by
trade, walked out on tho bridge alone, and In a
tcw momenss wss found struggling IN the river,
having jumped or fallen distance Of twenty
feet. A rope Wa thrown to him, and he held To
it until he was reached BY means OF 4 skin from
tho snose. Tbs general belief IL that he ron
templAt ed suicide, but, On being taken ous. ha
denied this, aud said that, whiIc leaning oreE
And, In attempting to ratch IL, be lost hls bal.
ance and fell A man who was crossing tho
, 1877-02-17
RELIGIOUS.
NOON rKAykk.MKETlN0.

Tho auditorium Of Far,rrll Hall was filled
witl, persons Of both sexes yesterday at tho
noon meeting, whlet Was devoted principally 10
the subject Of teinpcranco; and the platform
contained representative reformed incn and q
number Of prominent clcrFy,ncn. Mcssrs.
Whttlc and atebGins conducted the exercises.
Maj. Whtttle ANNOUNCED the t2sd hv,nn-
'sYiei1 not to temptation "-for the opcntng Of
tho meeting.
The lscv. Mt. Davis read number Of requests
for prayers. they earns from Lyuns, Ia;
Adrinn. Mich; nsd 81. Joseph, M,cin; for n
ra to drink: Inn, vile Tor her husband;
for the conversion OF al inci,rtatE ll,ls-
band in California; by \ ,nnther for
. son: fnr seven husbands 1y their. wires; for
i1g husband; by u willow for son uilo is 4
airker; Tor tl,c t,ustor of n e!l,trch; for White
flgenn, Mtct,.; by ia,fy for 4 nephew; for n
yoang laiy ,lmt slc might receive Christ it, His
N: Y; and by u daughter for n father.
"Bcektut IL Save was snug by Atr. Stcbblns.
conercEa:tn .sag, "@otk, fsr f' taa' aisht a Is Is
Maj. WhIttlc rca.1 from Romans, fifth chap
cccdcd to illustrate how tho pcuple hat! been
Justified BY tho sacri.lrc of Cnrlss, WHO had paid
lie through an.l fron, Christ. We iad to come
In connection viii. nc Lorl Jesus Christ II nc
would hc saved. They had got to show the
nan that tho fruit Of sin was Heath.
non bccauso ti'cy @ Knew that @ tIe frait q sinWas
death: There wns no preaching Ut tho Gospel
TINT denied tho regeneration Of mar by tic
grace a'Hl mercy OF TOD. llc urged his listeners
VIC. saked a sG;sS " sas hs ssom 81
hie heart for his conversion. lie had prayed for
Afoody, and saukey, aud John. Y. Farwei', to
whom he was especially indebted for his conyer-
s,on. lie had gotten down on It's knees IN that
ter was. and L he desired to come Christ, ard
he said by did. Aud l,u got right down on his
ltncts and prayed to God, and Immediately he
fe!t = new light beam upon tln', and tho load Of
chalns drop IRON lilnl.
AIR. Nortns, German, garc Ills experience.
He eald that, although hts language might be
humble and Inadequate, lie desired 10 odd Ills
s t. hs sod of ch; h %nS
were tlosc Of the reformed men, and he was
glnd to know that hc was an Instrument In Gods
llatlds in saving tntcnpcratc men.
NJ. Wilcox testified to tho lore and mercy
OF God BY relating his experiences as harI
drinkcr, and showing how he had been rcstraln-
cd BY some unseen hand.
Nj. baltimore also testified to Clrtst's pow.
CT, and curncstly spoke Of his conversion and
rescue from asunkafd's grave, and called upon
any drinking man who might hear him to come
to the Savior.
MAJ. White called upon those drinking mca
who desired the prayers Of the congregation to
thom wfllo Mr. stcbSins sung M % Kan Of s sofrows, VS.
Wllat Namo for tho Son OF Ood Who Came"
ctc.
Aint. Whittle next requested those who wish.
drcn ot God to rise, aud about twenty-five per-
Sons Ut both scxts did 50. The speaker desired
prayer for them by tho Iecv. a(s. rarkhutst, who
asked tho Dirinc pleasing upon the!r souls.
n+ntH n1&t
, 1877-02-17
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

The Finance Committee il called 10 meet this
afternoon. What for, no ono knowa.
Tho board should took 10 Joe Hogan and hts
contract for keeping thu pipes in the building In
repair. The stencil III the east Wing has bcen
unbeatabic for several days.
Architect Cochfane took several Comtuts-
sionert in tow yesterday to exhibit to them \
certain patent smoke-burneF. There Ia said to
bc money III these smokc-huracEs.
4 gentleman was around yesterday claiming
that the tnang!e In the Hospital laundry was IN
infringement On h!s patent. liz went on do.
batting In hls Inind how he could best protect bis
Interests.
William Hcrttng. OF tho Sheriff clerical force,
without cxcutc, and hIs place has been hltc4 by
MI. Graham. lii whereabouts arc matter Of
some soltcitudc. a..
Tho Committee on Town and Town Accounts
Looked through number Of biils yesterday.
@ such II bs IT, e e 10 be p.d /. aa undetood @ % s.s
been almost exhausted slready,
The Grind Jury Yesterday found true BIZ.
turned il into court No biiis were found
axalu.t George jefferson, John Daniels, and
lat!. eeTeraa complaints rere heard during the
day. To-day the jury anticipate soms Inter.
cstlux revelations.
Commissioner Schmidt Called On The city
authorities yesterday IN eefefeace to getting i
permit to u1o part Of the strcet around the
CouEtllouse SQUARE TO put up a fcncc on. They
were not Inclined 70 give tbs county any further
privileges than they had before offered, and
Ar. eehmlds reported the ealnu back to tho
other members Of his Committee. TIC Mayor
Is yot to be seen In the matter.
Thomas Mosan, one OF the attorneys in the
Sullivan case, eane over 10 the Criminal Court
Yesterday afternoon and stated that Col: luger:.
soil could not possibly b on band for the tsiAl
Monday, Nhereupon the case MA continued foz
one week. There WA no Ees!stance to tho ~.
pllcatloa Tor continuance, Tor the sea4on thai
ths ~. a9s eesntiiaing 800 Per
, 1877-02-17

During luz pa.t yesr tho Homo hns heen substan.
taly finished. -all finished. in fact hut the put
Ting np Of three mantcf. pieces. tho lot has been
constructed. and roof put upon tho piazza; ali OF
which h1se added much TO tho appearance Of the
hutltnE and the enmfort nt tho inmates. We
have now n'co little Enrden A.'ot south Of tic
Home, wheFo the nuEses can lrRw their babJ c4F-
tingeA without fear 1T Intrusion.
AZ In preylona years. much attention has been
tho nnrtcs. nnring tho ycnr wo have had ninety
times. beattes nineteen ffiendess. homeless
women, whom we have taken III because we did not
know how TO Ecfuse thon,. Tho stay OF these lat
ter has ranged from day u screen months they
The report closcs With thankful acknowledge
United States Express Companies, to Mark
y. Thompsou & Co. for Ice, to Mr.. GEORGE NJ.
Lyon. and to tho medical attcndAnts,-Drs. j.
r. Mills, A. L. Marry, Woodyatt, Foster, and
A. q. Beebe. Tue newspapers get the follow
Ing special paragraph:
We should Include In this prayer tho daily pre- u
Of this city also, which has always, without excop
tho !iuu,e, ~ ob1ects. and isA fFlende, With the
gleatest kindness and consideration. and TO several
OF the gentlemen OF tho press we have been often
indebted. not only fur kind words, hut foT that
which costs moro, and eoncffMtG goes farther In
Aoiiing t&b!e, good, LAWFUL money. Besides this,
wo aro Indebted to Tue TuHuNE Company and
Infsr.OefdA Company for tupy Of shriF daily
rspstt. for which shey wlll i!ease neeort tho
Dr.. shlplnan adds Ills eash account, which
year tu llavo been 81, ,tU.. .3U, aud tho disburse-
mcnts 3, t,aGa.:A, leaving balance OF S4o0. u On
hand. Tho building Fund has received $3677.O5,
and paid II all out except Sl0.68.
, 1877-02-17

branch OF tho exhibition demands. Following
arc .omo Of tho awnrsls: First prizn OIL white
burbs, q. H. Spear: first un black-npttlcd
tralmpctcrs, ". i. Col,ins; first on black trura.
peters. W. 4. Collins; first on blue owls, ". a.
Collins; first on rel barss,. u. II. Spear; first nn
yellow owls, ". \. Collins; first on black
pricsts, g. II. Spear.
A1oday is the last Of tho exhibition, and should
draw vcsy large attendance.