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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
by the time he returned to this country Mr. Barlow in

BY the time he returned 10 this country. Mr. Barlow IN
| writing to CHoctaaln, saws:
what company gothic always fequented ths
hest bolt IN al ard France h became the object OF
cmny in certain American papers (echoes of tie English
aiDefencr what
Der France he conceived himself ne seeted ana h.
spised b. friends United states From mat
moment hr gave himself nch odnk aud consequently
TO companions less worthy OF his better days.
Jooi Barlow, tho seIl-sDowb author OF "The Column
bad" aud eminent as public man, was skrrtio ~
this time OF his life aud had Translated " Nolneys
Runs into English. lie had no pOus frauds 20 sup
mort. In the magund paycrs. OF winch washington
Irving ami J. X. PIuldpg the principal an hos we
find in tho first issue, that OF January o. 1sOI WHO
Paine SewYork. the following reiorence
10 wna must have feature, else the mus
tration would have had no pertnency.
was however pleased at public assembly, 10 see
re IL IN color Mr. Jenrsons lbreeches, In note
-ED.l Tom Paines nose, and my slippers"
Dr.. j. w. Francis says:
his inhdey until the last moment OF his
natural He His deathDef spectacle He who IN "a >
early days. had been associated with md had received counsel
nom Franklin, in his old as deserted by the
tiuns had shaken empires, ana made Kings irenb. "
yielded up the mastery to the most treacherous OF yr~h
These extracts may be concluded with the following
statement made TO himself by OF Paine's personal
followers, In letter written during temporary es-
arrangement:
- respectable gentleman from New-Rochelle called
10 see INC few days back and said that everybody va.
tired OF there add no one would undertake 10 poara
ana lodge yOu. thought this the case ~ iVuhu
you tavern In most miserable SITUATION You aI.
peared you uad not been shaved for fortnight anu
shirt it could not be SAID that had one on IL
To been OH yOur back for fortnight aud Was
nearly color tanned leather and had the most
ui,1gIeeable smell possible just Ike that OF our poor
beglairs IN England. Do you remember the pains TOOK
O. clean you That gOt tub OF warm water ANA soap
and washed YOU rom head to FOOT am TINS ad 10 IL
tnrce times before could get you cedh Y Two spare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
To.pAYs PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.

Five steamers will leave for Europe to-day,
the Baltic of the White star Lines City of Berlin of the
Inman Line and The queen OF the National Line. sailing
for Liverpool; the Donau. Bremen and the Devona.
for Glasgow The lists much larger than for several
weeks past That Of The Queen was not completed yes
terlay Tue following the full lists OF saloon passen-
gers by the other steamers:
FOR L!VERPOOL-In Steamship city Of Berlin.-sr
c3aPH S H' 2.kf fa Sr NJ ws JONES Miss
ySs H. B. 5afNs MDrsSa "a jeaRs the RnT Aoysas
Iauet. the Rev V. Waiting slss Lynch j. r. sherman X,
James Burnley, d. IarkIn aud two children. H. Minshaii
e SI T. 3 Steele S and vile j. K Han Mrs W sharp Miss
sharp MasterC r. Sap Miss Else SHARP Joeph iiaer
ami wiic Plunkett MIS-. Pnkett Iheodore Graham
PsIrieS GRAFT Tie Rev Edward Joos, tie Rev. Cainn
Macs Charles Day Mrs. Day A. AckIoyd LOUIS P"Wgis w
+ W Hutch nes aud friend Daniel Torrance, Mr.. Humluel
n. S,~ta.Etc jqtc~E. Roberts IL W. Riviera II. Ross
9aGn EN- d Genne BroS j. D. Barnse Mss H. T. Lane
Hiss A. Preston G. W. Horne. Ms C. W. HoTAe l. GaIil'
Gro T. Armstrong. d. James Symneton lia c0tk y ming
Sg; fd the Rev iobet Mo- an Edward Rains, wm.
j. Ashcroft Mis- NJ a smt', Miss smith, j. ". Mar r. ~
Robert iocIhari r. L. Blondea, II. o. Jones' Mrs N; o.
rl J. n Heiye.J Nayior Nj Naylo, ar N \ a. a
Pint SSaae} Mn' no. Ward a. Leonard Meyer Miss n
FOI GLAsGowyn steamship D;ron,a John swiney d:
swiney vi nam Miller Thomas - uPhain r. hI'e James
Anderson, g. Lenchard, Robert wilson a IL BIemSI
Linn Fer John Fsrquhar a. Dane 4. Mcngan, Arch
ibald Campbell Herbert Jones MIs bgss Master W. BIS,
srI FredeI1oK B.sse Andrew Wallace and Miss
Crawford Moore, &. s. Ptkn ana VIE, Miss
Louisa Hook, Ida Phillips, Miss Ferguson MISS A. ter
FarquhaT, Miss n. M COrl1gan. the Rev d. NJ
frcrkcnidge Mrs Frances r. Breckenridge Daniel Roarty
TdwarG Conary, Thomas Hanna, Mrs. Mary Hanna Miss
Margaret Cook, Thomas Buchanan James Dickson James
Dkson IT, MISS Jane Haz.tt, Dcmpser. homas Wait
q Row MIS- sophia ROY Miss Elizabeth Row. The Rev. l.
Biss,l b. D. BisseL the Rev. !. A Norrop aud wife
McNamoe Miss McN NEE, Alexander fOrteOuS Miss
Ada Roy Henry Roy. william Lord Everett VOID.
FOR BttlM EN IN Sodfas az D0nduL-AntOn Meyer Fay
etc G. Day, Mrs Day. sonerhon. Won yOn Waller
Wife children aud servant Miss A. Cora TaS Tor Miss
lillian. Taylor Pohlmann, wife, two children and two
servanfs paul Hefu(h f r. BucbOlt, Mr. Heppenheimer
Abraham Kunkee Kunkce Joseph Weckert, wife anc
clld h. MctzleT cuid r.
A NJ Van Weei Miss Josephine DAueeuraiui, Mrs 81 An
gernann Archer Burton Emil wild, n. Ellis, r. +. stotz.
Augusta Celada, Hrnuco POglsn Giuseppe BrnOpOn MISS
steiDbaoh w EnglehafdL Miss Mary Angermap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
Mrs. SrwrLrs DIVORCE rRouBLEs.

Anna Newell began q suit Tor divorce, on n'.',.
81 adultery. against her husband LORENZO D "a,
wears ~, m the supreme Court The Defendant ~ =,
:, an answer DENYING the adultery bus Afterwards y
amend u answer. charged the plaintiff also VIA -.
which she denied. Comm ssoners were apPo''ei -, Z,
timony In Boston. In her ahdatt, recently f' Nj
Judge Donolue Mrs. Newell alleges ths' Vo'' .o,,ai,.
go, a. ,r,ne, 1879 in IN. Absence of one = he co'
900. r. an,t I'M her interest testimony VI ra he
A ulnon By her. 10 suppress tAr testimony ."~ w.
ON % Wa, AfsAsA AR she
The plaintiff further that prior % i- ~. go tts
,a,a "A r. Butlrr october shc irtnr'i eounss.
mony had been taken again ihout nol'e Rst.s aDl
prior to this acton The ptuut snta Jouh "a - Nm H..
others oa A claim for s2uOOovO under t' VIZ ne con.
Hoar,man ana olansthat tho evidence aAn ~
Issnn WA int ended used TO backcn he ~
m. Boarman case. sBd that her husband JIiss
lie dpfndants Ia that suit Au ordtr "is cause
Donohuo Yesterday. retafnahie october ~ y M. s-
.hy a now commits sou snouid nos DO issuei' ~-~ ~
aants action stayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
A IIRFI. COSTS A MINISTER 5000.

A libel suit for $4,000 damages brought by the
Rev stephen against the Rev Robert NeumAnn both
German Lutheran eegymen concluded yesterday III the
Rrooklvp CITY Court, before Judge ncCue MI Keyl Is
.oerintendent German Lutheran Mission In statest
A. tbs civ aud Mr. the pastor Of ST. Pauls
Lutheran church in Henry st an ThrdpL' brooklyn In
Io7e IN the representations Fredcrika Wagner young
GermauH>NOmsn. Mr. Nenmann published IN Der Heutcts
sran neNsvaper Allentown Penn story rejecting up
a. tbe character OF MI Key This statement declared
tls Ms Wagner a homeless young woman on reaching
~ Work from received INTO the MISSION
onse by MI Keyl but as soon her money was gone sac
tur1ed sick destitute into the street. although she
ss about 10 become mother The painful brought testl
,,rnv 10 slov untrue Inc Defendant
s 81 mai lie had inhaled by the Her anldaV
as read I'M which airned most positively the fscs rs
but called the stand she not only oene1
kory he and that had made The sIatenehs W MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
OH. MEN FIGHTING MONOPOLY.

The oil men on the Produce Exchange were
somewhat excited yesterday the sale OF the Empire
sportation Line, to the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany and the control which this transaction will give to
the Standard Oh Company. Although the railroad mas
promised to increase the rates over those OF other com
panes feared that the drawbacks, alleged 10 bo al
lowed by the road TO the Standard OIL Company, will
give that company advantage over outsiders com
mlttee visited Philadelphia lately 20 make some arrange
mrut 10 place All Gle oil the BASS and nave
the oil transported 10 New York II actually the saherales
freight. The railroad oincas are si!d TO De inclined
to favor the Standard Oil Company IL - claimed how
ever that the outsiders are strong enough "a resist sc
a m0nopO.y ana Will unite IN an appeal 90 nSlcss
for A railroad law which will protect their interests
tnoyelne nj is on foot with this object ia view.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. ia special despatch
from Elgin The Times, says that the Home savings
Bank suspended yesterday The deposits aggregate
500 900, aud the assets are reported at 100000
BUFFALO. ". " Oct I'm ssrs. Reynolds Il Weasel,
wholesale druggists and glass dealers nave failed with
liabilities of about $4,000.
PORTLAND. Ne Oct. l9.It is reported that the Joint
roads forming the Vermont Dvs Of tho Portland and
Ogiensburg Railroad yesterday put into the hands
OF receivers who A b. Jewett tnc present manager
aud A. W. Hastings, the present treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
THE FIrNERAL OF MRS LEROY.

The funeral of Mrs. Leroy, who drowned
herself I'm the Central Park Lake. pace yesterday
I'm Calvary Church. at Twenty nrst-s and Fourh-ave.
The church was filled with people. The coffin was OF
plu rosewood and tho silver plate bore the inscription
"Carone Leroy born March 4, 1885; died October TO-
1877 IL will be the family accept the theory
thst Mrs Lroys death occurred the day she left her
fathers house The oergynen were ,he KEY Dr nhi-
iandet q ma the Rev Mr. Douglass There were no How
er, or music and the service was very soInDre There
era No laaies among the mOurners. the husband. HIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI CONTEST.

The New York directors of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad qualified yesterday H. L. Cutting
was made director. O. ID. Ashley was elected vice.
President and ]. NJ Hartshorne treasurer The pres.-
dcney has rendered to william ID. GrswO.d OF st.
Louis. Henry Crawford attorney, went To Cincinnati
,s night Institute proceedings, both Uiyl and crml
mai against the Baltimore people who claim ~ represent
he al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
THE LEATHER CONVENTION ADJOURNED.

The NatlOnaI Hue ana LtaIHtr UtaItIS
Association hed the last session of its convention yester
day. The committee appointed to consider the adutera-
ton of leather, and the amount OF moisture in merchant
able leather suggested that committee Of three should
be appointed experiment, and report ~ the next
yeuuOn The question or tariff ON hides cited much
discussion but no reached. Af6sF the ad-
iourumenI the members OF the convention spent the
afternoon visiting the institutions OF the city, In the
compauy OF Mayor Ely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

JUDGE DAGGERs ARRAIGNED FOR CONSPIRACY.
Judge John II. Daggers, of the Court Of
Common Pleas arraigned privately, yesterday, at
Paterson, N. j., indictment for conspiracy with
Treasurer Preston in unawfully transferring securities
of the Merchants Loan and Trust Company He plead
not guilty, and Daed in 5000 for trial next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

brother uncles and nephews Of Mrs Leroy ana
"a few in innate friends Of the family followed the re-
mans to Woodawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
. The recent financial depression has n.

auce one student at least. " ecOBOmIe, - '"e 80,
tn, remark shows: say chum, that par =. \, WI
lasts we'll, brought II last saturday, and to7H"
day ~ Amherst student
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
NEW CLAIMANTS FOR LEWIS'S MILLION

MEM IIAIMAN - IOh LEW 1910 iIi@i@lON'
The examination in the case OF the viii OF
the late Joseph L. Lewis, of Ho6okeu, \. j.. was CON
tnued Yesterday before Master in Cnancery C. = See, III
Jersey City. An affidavit fled in when John $
Cathcart Of Belfast, Ireland, living in Ncw-YOrk
stated that Miss Frances Grace ana MIS-. Catherine
Grace Ward of FamOuta, Jamaica, West Indies, were
sisters OF the late j. L. Lewis and empowered him. Cath
cart to contest the VIII their behalf He had en-
ploveI cx Chancellor williamson, o Elizabeth, n j. lie
also declares that is nephew OF MI Lewis that his
aunts the sisters Mr. LOWS chiefly supported by
Mr. Lewis for the forty years. and that lac had prom
sed to provide for them his WILL which he failed to do
He also states that in his opinion Lewis had su
cent tstainentary capacity at the time OF making this
will and he therefore appears TO contest II,
The cross-cxaminatol OF MIS- Lewis was continued
during day. she described mlnutcy the marriage
service nG the persons present. she also described me
rooms and furniture MI Lrwss house as they We're
wbe, she lived there She DENIED having promised Brad
ford ANYTHING for tsttyng for her. Sac gave the
reason Tor leaving Lewis and beginning proceedings FOR
divorce. that Mrs Abby l. Hanson WAS LeNlss houSc-
keener aud always treated her badly acting as mistress
of tho house she BELT yea. from Wnat she learned III
1859 that Lewis and Mrs. Hanson were crnmaly init
ma G. bDih before ana after her marriage During tne
gc0uli. dOncstic relations ia LcNiss house sue
burst into tears and left the stand for lew minutes
She said diu Know Mr.. Benson, a fucnd OF MI
Lewis Ia $50 sbc visited number OF Lcwlss friends
among them alrs. Re1tOn, now dead aud Ms Martin,
then living AZ Franklin House. She was stu on the
stand at The hour OF adjournment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
but she at him from the stahu Inc
jury gave verdict Of 5000 for the plaintiff
MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN A HOTEL.
SINGULAR INQUEST AT THE CoRoNEKS OFFICE
WAS FRETZsCHE MURDERED

A SINGULAR INQUEST AT THE CoRoNERs OFFICE
WAS FRETzsCHE MURDEREDf
Joseph Fretzsche, n German, about twenty
years old found dead in his room in the west street
Hotel, on the morning OF October II. Ihe Dody was
resting partly the floor, and towel, knoed ABOUT
the neck OF the dead youth, fastened TO the mirror
frame on low bureau on the top OF the bureau were
several drops OF blood and there one drop on the
side wall, the body. The door OF the room was
locked, and the key missing. II has not been fouhu
since, although the detectives have searched Ior IL
Fretzsches companion who entered the hotel with MIN
aud registered Emil Pctshner, occupied announcer
room and left the hotel the next mornlne'
after paying the bills for both, ana oeioro
the body of Fretzsche was found The detectives nave
searched for him In vain Not scrap OF paper was
found Frezsche's luggage giving any clue TO ms res
oence, friends destination Inc missing NY, ti,o
boodsans and any papers led the olcels 70
suspect that murder had been COMMITS, oh nv Toner,s
no marks OF violence on Tue bouy' WIN M u1 Tnaf
permission the body removed To tue Morsue ~
evening" OF the Morgue. Tribune reporter was tou W
the clerR in charge that DR.. Kelsey had made post NOR
ten examination OF the body Tor Deputy Cwone. uo'u
schmedL Dr. Kelsey SAID that be haa lha9s U -,
death sd -" o.,o
The Mose OF the NorthGermsn line, carried on Octo
/. days before from Chicago He was not seen
by the detectives, but SEEMED to have plenty 3 money
Yesterday afternoon, week after Ere tzsches death,
jury Of six men was called at the Coroner ONE hi
HOustOn-s to decide. "on view OF the Dody, whd'
tae II death. The evidence OF poc, man
the body after twas cut down, ana hat oil SCI YAM
III the MOTEL VINO ulscONtTcu tue oo"y
examining it, read 10 the jury Inc clcfA ., .he
hotel, wno not sworn, said mat the key Oh the
mad not been found. , =. -,
The jury informed that Dr. GOldsehmleut h"u
made autopsy of the body. but had uSc9NeIeu ~
marks violence it, and tAat there was no dOuo u',
tue man had committed suicide. because mdn couu
be killed in house full of people thou sonep1u,
snoNippit" An examination Ol the papers showed mat
the affidavit Of Dr. Godschmiedt dated October To- nau
jnry TO sign had been written in its place The phy-
scian, Dr. McEwan, lived in the hotel ana VINO eA
amned the uody wnen found, was not cal'tu.
The fury did not see the corpse Dr. dschmiedt sVs
tDat Dr. Kelsey did not maxi post moriem exhmlua-
FretzScDes body, but OF another oie' III Oo"i
panY with Dr. JaneWav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
THORNDALE WINS TdE STALLION RACE.
The great stallion race was finished at Fleet

The great stallion race was finished at ficct-
wood Park yesterday. Tno starters were Ihorhdaie'
BackwoOd and Mi Desperandum. Thomas Jefferson ana
Sentinel having been Withdrawn There had been con-
siderable ockeying by the drivers the day before when
five heats were rotted aud spectators received mo
impression that a plan had been formed To prevent
BackwoUd who had taken two heats on Thursday from
winning the race In the first heat yesterday, Black
wood led for three quarters Of mIe and then Turner
the driver Of MI DcSperandum. ran his snky INTO bi"oA
woods snKy and thus apparen ly made Blackwood lose
the heat No foul was claimed, however -'ll DesleF'n
dun came ia first in 2;27a and Thorndale second Each
horse had now won two heats The betting Was three 10
one against Thor da e. two to one against bach"oou'
and even against Nil Dosperanium
In the next heat going around the first turn, Thorn
dales driver W. Dobe pulled and let the Others pass
him Nil Dpsperandum then crowded Backwood so
badly that cries OF Shame shame" heard on all
sides Thorndale shot to the 'front.' and maintained
his lead TO the end. so glaTng the tockeylng be-
tween Dobc and Turner that the jJdSes declared IL no
heat, and John Murphy WIS put III luIeI Plce, "a
again. ThOndae took the lead and kcpt II 10 te nhu
winning the The time was 2:26l2. 1hon uale re-
ing INN The championship OF 1877. MI Dcspelhndun
got second money, l,5O0 BiackwOOd thid, @I,OOO
and Thomas jefferson fourth. $500 - 80 -, ~.
second foT parse 0f %l,3OO, Tor ioas OF
1872. Jersey Boy. Saddle Bell. aud John Murphy, ~,
started Jersey Boy. Won Tie ntsi, iOuril' ana uth
heats and first money. John Murphy, IT,, Won The
second and third heats hut racd Ou Of the race on
account OF running into Sa0die Bell IN tlr i"ufth neat
Sadds RrIFs stkY WINS overturned and the driver
considerably bruised. Saddle Bell was awarded second
money. the pest time IN this race was Z:2sA2 49,, ~,
In The race for the 2:24 class Dan BRYANT, via Lliy
Driver, and Jose h A, trGtttd. Dan Bfyaht won Tue
first heat in 2272 and joseph A, the sc ond IN 2:-s p
In the second heat. Dan Bryant was Disabled oy stl
ping hole, and was removed iiOih tho 5i'eA. Ian
1t necessary TO postpone the conclusion oil 'he
race M I'll to-day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22

subjected them in the past. There
seems, however, to be a degree 0, Sin
cerity in the new attitude of Presi-
dent MacMahon which will at least
give the Chamber of Deputies further
opportunity to fix the republican idea
more firmly in the minds of the peO-
pie. This can best be done by af-
fording illustration in the results of
their own acts of the superior value
of republican form Of government.
The concession, Of the President and
the pacificati0n of France come op-
portunely in view of the great diplo-
matte conflict which impends over
the closing events of the Eastern
war. Although it will be manifestly
prudent for France to ''avoid entang-
ling alliances" it will be all the
better to be at peace with herself in
the presence of possible emergencies.
AT all events let US hope, in the Ian
guage of President MacMah0n, that
the termination of the crisis will be
the starting point of a new era of
Prosperity for the republic
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22

DIR. Van Dyke whose life long
speciality and world wide reputation
for curing skin diseases has after
years of experimenting compounded
the gratest of all external medical
applications, DIR. Van Dykes Sui
phur Soap, which is free from all
offensive odors, and is daily growing
more famous, owing to its efficiency
in curing cutaneOus diseases. When
used in connection with the bath, it
strongly impregnates the water with
pure -four Of sulphur and other med
ical ingredients, which is making
remarkable cures and in conse.
quence invalidS are turning their
attention and patronage thereto. A
sulphur bath with DR.. Van Dykes
Sulphur Soap is considered by the
medical faculty extremely beneficial
for the ills which human flesh is heir
to. Ask for and take only DR.. Van
Dykes Sulphur Soap. Price % cents.
box % cakes. 60 cents. Sold by Geo.
G. Sturgiss, Oakland Nd, and drug
gists generally. I.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22
LOCAL N w S.

Special attention is directed to
the Prospectus of the Baltimore
american, in another column. If
any of our Republican patrons wish
to take Baltimore daily or weekly,
we would recommend that they give
the american trial for year.
Al 200 mills converted into holt
day goods, and now for sale at Rich
ardSon's.
The congregation of the Luther
an church has been making improve
ments in that building, by remodeling
the altar, changing the choir, altering
the cupola, &c. The Improvements
add greatly to the looks of the
church.
There is the finest display of
Fancy Goods and Toys at Richard
sons. Go to see him.
king Delawder and Fred Thay-
er this week, near Charley Shaffer's,
within 1 mile of Oakland, saw a
large quantity of violets and dande-
lions. This is quite unusual, and
shows the extraordinary state of
temperature at this season of the
year.
"A movement was started yester-
day by number of our citizens to
secure the delivery by Mr.. B. F. NJ.
Hurley Of his lecture on Marriage"
at an early day, in this city, the pro-
ceeds to be given for the benefit of
the needy in our midst. We have
heard the lecture highly spoken of,
and hope he may be induced to de-
liver it here.-Cuna6. AUeganidn.
Rome was not built in day, but
Keller's Roman Liniment will cure
.almoStany case of Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Pain in the back or Stomach,
Tooth ache, Ear-ache, Sore Throat,
Head ache. Cuts, Bruises, ect., and
all cases where there is pain and dis
comfort Immediately.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22
The School Board Investigations.

The School Board investigation
under Mr.. Brydon's inquiry, was
commenced on Tuesday and complet-
ed on Wednesday. Neither DR..
Burns nor his attorney were present
at the examination. The report will
be presented to the Board to day.
Saturday.
The investigation of the accounts
ofthe late Treasurer, &C., was also
commenced on Tuesday, by Messrs.
Tower and Winterberg, and will be
completed in time to report to the
Board at their meeting to-day.
(Saturday.) .tr.H a.. ,.....
In our report last week, of the pro-
ceedings of the School Board, we
stated that Mr.. Delawder had been
appointed to conduct the first inves-
tigation, by the President. We
should have stated that he was APP
psinted by the Board.
Next week we hope to be able to
give the reports of both committees.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22
Safe--Speedy.-Sure.

The rapidity and certainty with
which DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horehound cures diseases
of the respiratory Organs and its reli-
ability as remedy for CONSUMPTION
long ago secured for it a foremost
rank among medicines of its class.
1t is in fact the recognized specific for
throat and bronchial disorders. 1t
promptly checks cough, no matter
of how long standing, and affords
great relief in cases of asthma. 1t
should not be mistaken for a mere
palliation, since it not only affords
immediate reliet, but removes all
traces of the malady. 1t is a specific
for Group. Trial size, 10 cts; large
sizes, so cts. and One Dollar. Sold
by G. G. Sturgiss, Oakland, Nd, and
Davis g. Bro, Deer Park, Md.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's
Pleasant Worm Syrup, which never
fails. Pleasant to take, and requires
no physic. Price rs cts. dec.