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, 1877-06-09
STOCKTON HOTEL. CAPE MAY, N. j.

This popular hotel opens tic season Of 1877, on
June III, with Ms, Charles Duffy, Of tho ContI-
mental, Philadelphia, In charge. The Stockton
Justly takes the highest place the i'st os drst-
equssd la it, capacity and facilities for the
ycntencs Of gueats, and IL being materially I'm.
proved yearly. Among the latest additions il anow
passenger elevator. while ovory room hns been
supplied with electric hells., The extended sepn-
tatlon Of tho stockton Hotel IL only surpassed BY
That at Cal, Duffy. Tf,efe IL no man ~ we'll Qnal.
lied Ia axsun,e control Of ea.ltnR hotel hu s,
having served an apprenticeship that commenced
with his buyhood, ant which extends to tho pros
10 ths travelling community Of our own country,
bnt 70 that Of al Kurops. and l. Will DO source oi
Rfatlhcallon to those who intend Waiting ~
viii b. provided for by 30 ablo and genial Kontle.
man. Mr. Sam r. Skinner, Of ChtcuKo, has sVain
accented tho posttlon OF Cashier Of tas Stockton.
and will give espee,ai attenttoh 10 thu comfort VI
guests from This city.
, 1877-06-09
CANADIAN NEWS.

EPtCt6% I*4FQtsn 10 1He 1f$bHN&
MonTREAL, juno a.-Tho Advertisement OF tho
Bank OF England for tho heirs Of tho Shepherd e..
tats, now In abs hands OF the bank, and amount.
Ing To About ~, p00 900, has caused 4 nntler OF
excitement hcss. Miss Musssn, Of this city. Il ono
Of tho present claimants. Efforts hsYs been mado
by all parties Interested to secure the estate. but
without auecess, however. ~ tho claimanta Of
American origin arc moving aRa!n, thoas Of Cana
dian descent arc also appearing. aud geuoEsi In
te.est Ia tho affair u tncreastnx.
Tue Lleutcnaat. .Co,onsl ot the Sixth Fasltecsa
advises hts not 10 resign. 1a saysshty can up
hold the PRINCIPLES they ars en1eavotlng 10 main
sP BY II ths nk M nx.
sis a"e p,sds' aestias omsny @
oli lat night, and decided 10 appoint committee
with member1 from ~ volunteer regiments tn tho
city 70 draft : resolution 10 the COMMANDMENTS
Chief, asking for an explanation. -.
| Several ue!1uFes hsve been made On tho property
OF tho Montreal. Portland i Uostun Nalltoad.
They number dss to-day, aud an enxlne IL held ~
x seixure by the American nuseaa. for $500 has
esn ,a.ds upoa, 9sS'si II here I'D tss pab'h'
| Kpscfai hspdteA 70 7a< 1tiauxA
| orrAwA, Junu U. .--'lhs Grand Sccretafy's report
| preseate4 10 tho Ossn3o 1sand LodRe II iltitIsh
were in.titatsd ia Canad. iurlay tfs pa.t ' ysar,
Hams,' 1HtatS: II 9Ssees NJ. sssss!''
Hantsob. o'anss ; suns sssn oass. Il
UntsTlo, and In Qurhec d., seven Royal scarlet
! di.pon1atuEles were RranleI, -
dooss 70 Australia. Ths shlpmcnis 70 Va boston.
s D.: hsptas H. oSs e.
A''' sptcsas Dtspatea to 7as 7ttsun<
LONDON Ont, June b.-Tha lfahiittes OF Nc.
GreaoF Bros., u! Wiudaor. whcre lie bank sloaet
S'ss sS tsa% sSq aS9"; .pa & tiga
| rku RI Ut0 fHH hHf n IL Arf}r rianf r1n
, 1877-06-09
CRIMINAL.

7.~.. ,t.t.a tn +. @xoctd h. cta rctl.h1n rezr.,..
psr that Sims, tbs divorce lawyer. .eeu.ea ot rob:
b!ng Granger out OF sl23 had jumped town and
put David Thornton In the ho]o for 81. 900 ball.
tho docket, ana Sims hn' no. Jumped town.
FL D. we,,on W. :, s',s'fd few d.'. ss2 On
euin 'ns eaaa Sane ap us'ose sas1,ee '.. seo1o
commsneed tet SO, 900 damage. as.ln.t Edwards,
md probably therd Will be one for d liko amount
agalnat Smith.
v.sterliav IN 9ond and anfci.nt hsi. Il js mnder.
making hls statement 10 tho law.oiissra ot the
sonnty he msde @ tu!1 ,a sGisssien &c ot tho % vsFl9ns
esihet VII aaabe! q others. WhI!s u !n,%n.
ny b.. Ssep psosa " b. . TO ee;ea
aWs,, tsM; and @ heacs sea h. ltessstion. - 49,
y, !: nsts.l siss.: make. doing bn.,ns:s at
MIs.ioner iioyns ycstsrij.y charrei with msnnfae.
t,,rine ctrafs Without ffrenso. liz Wss
hald N 500 ba!l to Monday morning
oxanus: Nax i1ainh az Nc. ilSi, gnuth usist.a
st,cet vsre aiso srrajvmnei NJ for yioIst,nns Of tSc
neycuuo laws. hut oil three wesa discharged.
,uy; % :.JRmi,o jun, bsatins @ Il. Gt,aYuy on. Of
RHO0 ~, fhn (sr1ntnat {'ouFf hanffnn, Au0rrk
itn raaS w. ~ H1S ttas' n IL .rjntnss Htt
tsr'nsy IN tho iiicToy eaxc snl to liz d,fim;nsl
.o1rt Hn muri, ia lsen .ntil systn.t I,ickrv fr
aEma !hs ut ~ at,a ao ha.s tne' ~ 0ny FIX
* ~ ss' ,,rosrsnton nntIi tRla Ista :sy sin,niy
VI "Gsoah' " ,.n.ss's,s sn .sfn.., -
@t mgW n az, IN iins II n tnt.e III y
Ws,s. 1 *. ns,,".. l., sbo tttstss orasx! I. IN,
ais ~ M & sho Iii .nnnI s'n1is
I'apis ~ az WV I mIa ,,!ns ssI ia,i
n t,,. mH.}sn ,oS nmn. Htcs.nI hfs. III thtsa,
hitt{ nneti. 9tuv pMn anGn "naHta 1t tn.a*
;nK hls sIG;toanet' " n anS Isna.naa Eoaaa HI
n.taI utso" s a;s at "a. ',v =, W. {Sn
@ @eaeni t"a''ea ou'1t"' "5"'S 'oseo = 's'"'es' soo
NAV .....-.-- "....... -.
HubY I}cl1 has mountain IT trouble 1tnpp her
, 1877-06-09
CITY HALL.



.v.,o. .,-,,nt. x..t.p,tsx a mi.
N"es 'ees'p.s 'e4'e'ua'' e'' 49,
Treasurer Yesterday,
,...,.I... ~. n.su. 4r.. n...,.u.
Ihe 'aooten'n taa iuoi'c VOTES Dennt.uent
THAT nueb-rrcael nuh,Ic tnnnrovcmcn,. tho Or.
,,,,."t"ra..s 49,, III, T. co.,n,.,.d ,,,ss
deh' "ca'"o''" Dhn'' WV" w s'o'p'o'su '"'s
Fifteen csscs M rncns,ea wrro rcportrd to ths
,,..,,, r.a".,p.,t ss.,.,a..1 ~ NJ ~. w"st
Side, lind only ono OF scarlet ferrr. Four deaths
occurred yesterday. making fourteen for the week
,xt, .v,. ~ RI, o,b,- ,,nv IN w,tch
omccr caHes, VINO was set 'ns osNet ~ way ~ "a.eu
Avery Moore, tho de'aulsing "est'Town super
v,.or and who awoke from q nap to 1nd TINT the
, 1877-06-09
MASONIC.
Special Co,rrspoadsnes qf TAs tribune.

SpfrtaJ fo7Tfspondsnct g TAs TrtAun&.
QaAxp HAVEN. Mich. Jups 7.--Ths Dc Molsy
Cummsndery, numbering thirty.stx Sir Knights,
accompanied by sixteen lad!es, and she ucrmanta
Dand oi eighteen pieces, wets, Gu route for MI
waakes. rendered . reception and entertainments
here la.s evening. whieh pfosea y mo.s saess.sfa!
Vaud, aud large body Of Free Masons and citi-
zsns. tbs visitors marched 70 tbs Catlee Aouset
Is O'clock. Speeches 10 appreciation oI tha hos
pitAlIty Of Grand Haven bssthrsn and ttltzens wsts
snads by Em!uent Cotunlsnder Moore sud Col.
Mses@ofa, and Eespon4o made By Z. r. Ferry,
Esq. About II o'clock tbs party embarked, some
on Tho Minneapolis, and others. with ladies. On
tho John 4. DIX. which aad kssn specially asnt BY
ahs Milwaukee Couusaadety.
, 1877-06-09
SENATOR FERRY.

His Illness CAnalnG the Mnat Alarming Ap.
prettenatnns Among Ills People.
Sptctai DispatcA 10 M TttbHnA
0NAxD HAVEN, Mich, tnne 8.-senntor Thomas
". Fcsry's llness proves Of seftous nature. Dr..
shepard, Of Geand Rapids, and Ds. Morrison, OF
Muxkegon, concar with prs. McNett and Van Der
ron, Of this city. that ho has congestion Of tho
brain. Ills arduops duties, public and private, for
tho past years have rendered him qufto wenx
physically, and on his rttusn from Chicago Sun
DAY he was taken with rongestise ehii1s. which
have continued. Dr.. King, Of Pittshurg. reports
this afternoon faith In kta ultmate recovery. Dr.
lIolstes, % Chicago and Dr.. Dro1lc. Of i1etroIt.
have been fenl for. A special train and eonreys
Anets have bean rendered from all quarters.
, 1877-06-09
RAPID CITY TRANSIT.


70 tAs Editor or 7As Tribune.
Naw YoRE, June b.-Thcre was large rseettnS,
Including u1hny prominent cltfxena OF Now York. at
ChckerinR iistl tonight IN behalf Of rapid tranat.
The burden Of tho remarks Of tho speakers was
that tho CITY Of New York Is rapidly losing liz busi
ness. ita population. and fts standing a. tho mo-
tropos Of this continent; and that II )s being
crushed Under tho weight Of taxation md ovcr-in-
cfeaslnr dabt Ono speaker, hlf, Lawson N.
Fuiles stated that In that section OF tho city be.
tween Flfty-n!nth street and Spuyton nuyvcl
Greek and wcat OF Central Park. boulc-
ya,t1s and similar specsat improvements
had been made at a cost OF $40, 000, 600, a1l Of
which, covering vast extent Of tho finest residence
property Imaginable, wna useless because nsccess-
ible except BY hotsc-cas. lie stated that not III.
teen carriages day passed over those magnificent
boutevards, and no businc.s tcan1ng at all. Tic
further stated that not a dozen houses had been
bn't in that section in dyo years: one Haan had
bu1t row OF five houscs, ard. after advertising
for months. to finally succeeded in getting an oc.
cnpant for ono OF them BY giving lilo son''n.
Law.
One Of the speakers, member Of the Assembly,
cited figures showing the relative lnercase Of pop.
e'a!sn etie:, sea'anissx n'is viii New % Yesk 4
Providence vas reached al loo, and following with
Al NJ: le.. and telrograds sna Pesll 70 ,hs IN;
eicvaied railways; and that lack was attfi ibuted 70
distractions placed in t.clf wny BY Tho desperatc
eQottA OF h0ea1.talWay corporations. wtusc
profits arc enorntons and who nEe using their
money freely and ursctnpn!ousIy TO defcut Any lt
proved means Ut city transit. 1t wAa boldly stated
that sixteen OF tbs twcnty.onc nembtEs oi the
Legislature from tho city wHta bought up BY thtse
companies.
Ii ID lameptably too tsre that hotse.Tattwhya arc
totally inadequate 10 thu needs Of city transit In
New York, ana .ho loss of tsms and the discom.
forts entailed thereby arc alnost uncomfortable. In
fact. tle notglborug cities Of Newark. Elizabeth.
Grunge. aud other numerous places IN Jersey and
on Long 1aland, eau he reached much quicker and
easlev from the heart Ut tho city, Than that part OF
the city which Ia from ave to seveh miles uptown.
Had tho hosse railway companes recognized these
facts Anl quietly set about substituting elevated
stc9. railways for tho snrfAco tracks, which cuu1d
easily have boen accomplished With their surplus
ehrDngv They won5d hayo held tho mort productive
properly on the continent; wh!lo now fnpld tran.
| ut u.4&{ succeed In competition with them, and
| shelr franchises become va'4etess,
| Now, would It nut hc well before tho need for
! Improved tueanl Ut transit become mofe pressing
in Chicago and for tho purpose Of staying ihs rush
Into subutban towns, TO which with al III pfya-
| lions and jeadvantaSes 20 many prefer to sub
nit, rather than 10 subjected to hoFss accoa,-
mo1atons-woutd it not be well for parties inter-
csted to take ateps 10 elevated railways
| for horae.carsf
An elevated railway on atate stfect from Twenty.
, 1877-06-09

THE 4uAk ElAR RAAI utAAkN 0AN ~ 4N N&kE-
pREEAsE.
Coroner nletzsch yesterday concluded ths In.
qucat upon James Nelson. at No. Oh Ashley stEett
WIN was kicked to death on Tho morning of tho 9TH
by companion named james Holden. Ths esl.
denco was confined to two witnesses. each Of whom
was rxacl Ia every detstl Tho 6sst sworh was
George Kelly, buy residing at No. GE3 Hubbard
street. and attending tho tirown School. Ic testfaed
that at npuat 8::I0 whllo 10 sitting In thu midst
Ut lot Of boys ut tho corner Ut lsobey and ktnzis
Atraets, near the railroad track, Holden, who was
un1 ot the number, walked away, whsEeupoa All.
so sai{ Saa So;. a any upoa as p1s
yions hay Nelson haa ssd the same thing ~ iio'.
Ss' and. sak!nx courage fto1' tho corporation y
! said. ~ san knock the stu!in' ont Of Jou. ~
s:! wnssh is!Ssa , saSessy terl!sa. "SS sea wsas
don't want t. agiitt with you..' .' With an
seSpa SI s h ew a aTn + r. ,S
s;sa .',tsw min al panei1f t stIil hst!ft, and
snd iamIls: saythinE !: tsf.sS glo!ass VI: thif1
psnsIi tR tisat sna lsit, oao tlsw sacl!ss Nsissn
.hs ls sp tLs s. IN ths p1: Ct .4s .toa*s
hui iii Vi once In fsintng .1t. ~>'''
sht Ss.ss Ssl
back In hla, ,companioas' arm. aud was expiring,
!stoss as sa io'dsa hsd n aTS:
lieceassl had Iust came out OF Tie Reform sebool,
whsts be bad been sent for stessaE. " tho se9ues
Tho asat Wines. was Joeeph Kuhlosan. tssldul
~ ~ W.T. Ghto s;'yst sad aPoysid yi :. M as4
tae moro than cotfeboElste ks,ly,s testimony
Af.er 40 ne'nE out hgs short ttno thu sa'y returns
hat ntt Jnrpe N.t. Jvru aA atN in A
, 1877-06-09
BUILDING SOCIETIES.

UHuNloua CONTRACTS AND OTHER THINGS TO
DH 0yKRlfAuLED.
As remarkable a charge as was erof brought
agatnat n1on,bcr Of the legnl fraternity Will bo
probably made to-day against Mr.. william H. Peck.
ham, young and rising member Of the Chicago
Dhs. II there bo any truth In Mr.. Pcekham's a.ate
mens, there will 10 a grand fight, terrible row,
for willis hia adycrsarcs tell so.no hard storlcs
about him, he has certain counter anecdotes.
which he Contends Will provo that bis opponentsafe
under mo1e obligations to him than he can poasl-
bly, be 10 any decree They can obtain agatust him.
The affair Ia rather complicated. 4 few days
ago tho maitar ubtaincd u ntatus in eourt npon
certain aidavits nled against peckham. moving TO
set hs.de certain deetees entered BY
Pcckhau, aealnat the Chicago Building
Society. That Society was formed
In 1sd0 for tho yurroso Of leaning money on real
estate security to aid mechanics and fab0sng men
n moniy nsses "a ses s
aud plausible adyctttsemcnts Of the concern. Hey.
hsy IT, es u
TINT there were certain ''hacs" and 'pcnaltics, +"
shss ssy' wess nnsb1s q pay monsh's in.taiineHt
ovetdue. Certain ot these unfortaHates wore
for s;hn1 ty san nT g.k
Ann|s h!afy Kissgen snd SusGand, M!shaei Lynch
Fecny Fer. md hasbsna, rattist J. poash;er. saa
.otcih Mcna.d wunt 10 Pcek1am to tc4t the raitdi
II ~ the lien on thes property, and relsye them
Il he couli u tic incuous Of ths - hnes." They
were ui poor, lecknam says, and he loanod sons
1T them money TO gct along with. s!hars case was
tried Gfst, and fought ttuhboraty but Judge Far.
well decided That tho rats OF was usufloun,
unA dec erecd that Stner could only to n.ulctcd in
| ~ per cent per an1um. Ttgte was :, =
| socIuty. which nppcal won'd have cost Siner
,nort than hls property was worth. upon which he
CONSULTED with tho rgst. mil all concluded to settle.
! Feckhanl's aid was again invoked, md hs Wat In.
strucled to lakr the heat pcaco ho could. liz laid
Inc mattat before hIs clients, showed them Judge
fatwe'ls dectston, and a,so hunted up tho calcu'
latfuna of Dter s0catiea md found taat their dc.
dYcttons were nude on tho haa[a VI 10 per cent
Is clients wHro willing to take the precedent
tal,lfshrd In thH Bfner case and under thetF In.
| strnct'una tta settled 1n that basta.
| WherpurUu William II. HiBaon. = gtntleynAn
| we'll II not ptherwisB known to tho Chicago Har,
| came In suddenly Mn1demanded tI4t unless Pack.
ham pay certain amount thu dtctees would b. sct
asde, and ~ reckhAsn r1fHsea 70 pay. but IN lt,a
| contrary demanded buck thu money hp had loannd
(ln onu cnss to vet thu wfu Of client out Ut thu
Hridswell}, Sisson proposes to.tay to alu b!tl,
asitle ON the gn,un4 OF fraud, pertaFy, and con
| ypttAcy. claiming nll manner Of thtngs agulns
l'eckhain This cnse will sette ali sorts Of th.ngz
ths right Of tbs building sDcety 10 charge ~ the]
do 8i.l the policy 0f an sfturney leaning money T.
clients without any show of return.
, 1877-06-09

n,ony the Jury IRE. morally convinced vss false.
snt! portion Of which ths{ are able 70 proso y
canaht IN thc,e Incorrect statements will to-day "
indicted for perjury. ia not Of the fent that they
may take advantage of To premature pn6ea.tmon m
formation il glvrn on thEa subject The espccta.
sfon IL that mt Of thcse many brethren "ho
H. mos osnss, o tho
they ~ hopsie..ty snttnppei, and WI .utfenaet
pcrturiea petpetrAtcA hcforc The t;rnnd Jury have
been q q most R'artnE character, md It has been
Al that tAs member. h of tho Grand Jnry eon,d DO
tlon. Thoy have tefratnctl from that. however,
Sa have .aks1 she,s .he form o. 10;
4. ths, County iluiidinv today. ior development.
Of .iar.!!nf nature \! ars y; Sestsin M to occur
UNREASONABLE CONFIDENCE
gNriins the va,ae q lie motion raaae bJ Messst.
sws, and ssd TO, fh.snfc shs Tha
intend ID rety upen Tho casual rema,ks nsds "
s es apon s
&Rainst them. T. made no difference whg.shdr OF
not The Judge told the twcnty.three Grand Juror4
might return Monday to continue tbcr tnves!lsa.
lions. tis moi the Judgc that serves tae ventre.
II tts the Sheriff. The JndTe cannot direct any
sell summons the men. In this particular case.
the fury WAS DISCHARGED, tho Judge directed tho
Clerk to lssAe scnirc fnt spce!al Grand JnrY.
tho order was handed 10 the Sheriff. md tho shcr.
III found twenty .thsce men,. served them, ihcy
appeared Monday, and were irnpanelcd; These
atc The facts, and thus Tho .Feeord reads.
Nj Mil. e soo good 1ay"yss, yts,, to p,,s %
whcre NO much was 1T stake. and when tho matter
con,es 10 trial. rcrlolats lawyers Will hnl that they
have no standing whntcyer in court. That man
has served previously oil 0rand jury. during The
year 10 mol EToMnd for ehallen4!ng him. II II
simply tho tNrprk pe1aonal privilege which he car
avail mknlf Of II ne chu0ses or valve II he plcAs-
Ct. The eane twenty three men tnay Servo month
after month. and Tho only persons who cnn otiect
to 1t ara tas turOfs themselves.
STATReB ATTORNEY Mills, ..
who has been asaent from Tho County nutfdlnE 70,
ty no means in q condition to return tn Work. liz
hns had, aincu hIs torn 0f Gflcu began, to nntnrc
altogether ton severe atrAEn. When he took hIf
seat, ho found nn lntncnfc accumulation of work,
and. Whife It has all been cleared away, yct hae
bccn done AT pretty scycte Gust. While bis AZ.
scntc, which hns caused much palm to himself,
would, under ordinary circumstances. hayo beer
productive Of decided Inconvenience. yet ho il
Fortunate enough 10 hare excellent assistant IN
III. Wcbbc1. md, csen though mn important Grant
JnrY has been In session, the time Of tho Ctimina
counsel wcfo also employed that ME. tscbhcr ta
bccn rnnbtcd 10 dcvoto most Ut bis time to ths
Grand Jury without interfering with tho work II
the Courtroom. 1t fa probable that towards tn'
close OF next week Mf. Mills will return to hi
work Feffc9he4 and inytyofatcI. and prepared Il
hurry on to speedy trial the case Of tho puttie
against whom Indictments will 10 Futufnod to-day
, 1877-06-09
MACVEAGH 10 BUTLER.
PHILADELPHIA, June 0.--1ts. Wayne MacVcngh
Furnished tbs following letter. Ia reply 10 uen.
NUt1er IN tim F,kexu fhtA Nvaunr.

IuINlkutA tQH 1QflOWaHX JettcIs 1eFty W Nfus
Bnties. 10 tho psess this cyeuinE:
PusLAnKLrtlIA, Juno g.--Gsn. n. +: latltr,. VasA.
taafon o. G.: fear you have uyorworkeI your tnvcet.
i've fscuItiest YOUR long and lRhore letter ot 10.
dAY sovs lixn. falling p9wes and WI go IF 70 90.
stroy that reputation tor ccctL!b scurry which you
ha!e aednlousY ft4tcred. fhs i..uc between @ @you
ard ne - of y1ar 9wn ~ Hna
lion. however Irrelevant or vulgar. You deliberately
hesd ssat sa5tlee q fSlndaioa 70; Az .ns q
poF1. With xs.X leSib!a is:tsmsn. of yoar odtrn.c;
np1n y11f, 5orehe1a 4, xea ~ H.
yiFtusflY confess that every statement ma nsds
down. hut maIt mt slIptse that plaSd yoa tGSr,
thst. IL spta at Eseat afly md energy you ,aa ~
esaycion tsss G.6ta;ii; she ElxI i anJ
anaweyd 6y ttls souInsnts of tc eountfy upon yoQs
shn not ettn tAkc tn trouble 70 IonY any new false
h00a you may think II ~ y0ur advantage to invent
about mot for those who know will not hrieTe 1ny
thing yo sAv aaanst ne. sud llose who know y0u oi
cD,FvG will not heeF6 anything you AHsltgt
bo1y. WAYNE MA0VxAu4.
, 1877-06-09
4 CARD FH0M JOE HOGAN.
m the Edi{or Of TH$ Tribune,

Cn1cAuo, juno IA paragraph appears In to.
day's iasue of THE TRIBUNE In which my name fs
used In connection With q meeting Or secret con.
clave, said to hnso been hcld on Tuesday evening
Last, for tho purpose of challenging Tho ar-
ray Of tho Grand JRfy now In sesslon, and in
which !, amongst dehen. an, made to appear -
aubscribng to lron.ctad oaths Of tca'ty to tho
party in wlots intorcsts the 10. called meeting was
gathered, and comp.cte annlhIIatton Of tho lndI
7.iHnl members conposing that very respectable
bodY. the present Grand Jury. Now, air, Tbu will
pIenso allow me 10 ststo that had no lntl1natlon
Or knowledge Of such n. meeting until reading In
to-day's 1ssuo OF your journal tho pnragraph ru.
fefrcd to, JosEPM 11opAN.
, 1877-06-09

uAndtswa' Dazss" contains not only 5sshon
news aud plates, bHt serial and other stories. a
Lonluu. and New Yofk, society personals. nnanse.
iurnt and at notcs, ant tn short. Al Auch matter
~ can be found In periodicals Vi 4uaAsnpis ts cost
which u but 81 = ycnf. Address ". II. AnusaWs,
Dub1fshcF, ctncinnati,
, 1877-06-09
JOURNALISTIC.

Epecid! DtslateA TO T1s 7dAvsA
MAp1sok, Viz, Juno s.-Aeuly W. HORT, Poat.
saastef ~ CEete, Neh.. owner Of newspaper In
that city, hAs purchased interest In tho AsIsou
Dtu.ceTus, aud Will hereafter shape It's eousss In
politics.
, 1877-06-09
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,


los atscct-
CAPT Jewctt Wilcox, Of tho fremont House, -.
tne,cd from 1t. Louis yesterday. where he has
Httt,Icl wlre-tni1l.
eey aiel II Il Essn.to @ ss wss Ase IN the csunty
eofe t:s q {s se se,ssei 70 r.
Tho preslaenL Henry Lauor, Of Resain9 p,
Secretary, Richard Katscnme5et. and seveoty.hvo
members II tho prewcrt' consrc T. iascly In res,
ltousc.
Man:.,s. e5pt'siss, ii Msa!sen s,reet !Ts'nuss
~ I M H.. ss 3 81 NJ = 81 I'' D''0s
At hs eet1ng ot ths csok geuGty Pnsp;st sp;a.,
ess:ss % ss e s9.s e e
ont n,othoi. according TO Prof. f. q. snrbndge's
saa essun ss e oess nj II &
ORC ~. T Ia, aro reaIsterei IL tGc Grsnd taeihe
oS 70 sf; w qa s'um hens s
Chlcaso Tue.day. next. The Ex-Governor declined
10 bu interviewed.
Ths premises known as the womsn' iIo.ne :d #
haneeayy. noer noae ts ecrco e ioraso:ufs Tic
ncet'eut ] Mutusl io.insaranec Company. ,Thc.s
g. I'D ts I'D @pfspShl' sa.h at Mst q" pa ~
abon: ri tho smoan. Of tos ncnmbranco and interest
rr,,: r.ttoa .,ar.s for Nov York Monday even:
Ing Whence h VIII safi for Entopo TIC iot!owttng
1 tsq r. sn % s b. n
was 'ieeted deleEate from America r 6y tho Gen
m 1s:ssJJ Jaufe s hsd sesss @ sas
shaxo h!m by tho hand and tay farewell which.
on Acc0unt Of the severe raln'stofln, was hot
largely attended.
petition Ia in circulation, gotten MP by tho
Temperance women. which VIZ oe psessate2 e tao 10
enforce lie State law for The coeing VI saloons on
sam" ss T. irn sy W@s III p5aeeo,jy ono
away Will, a the Council Which was elect: !.
1ycs nicf 10 tac ministers. meeting Monday, and,
,niicxcd ,siii r"ceivs ths jninrremrnt Of ali
Of thanl. Ono copy WIS pfcAehte9 70 BlAnoP fo-
Z" n's el0's''
:, Ht' ". M. nseAeah SnIe otasM s, s.Snrss ~,
, 1877-06-09

offer special Inducements 10 purchasers a. whole'
sale and retail, Of sheet. music, muslc books VIC.
lns, gultass and all kinds OF musical Instruments.
General aReats tor tha Standard oscnn aud Weber
plano, Quality guaranteed. No. 151 atxte akreet.
, 1877-06-09

All members Of tho Ellsworth Zouate Battalion
sss 1sQueatsd 10 hs II ths azmoy this evening I.
, 1877-06-09

CROW.-Dled on the 7th inst., Thomas q. Crow.
1t tue Ee4ileuco at ht4 brother jRulaa Crow, et
Crystal Iaks. ...
HOYINOIUN.-Dled at bis restdcnce. Facitc
nlock. cornur CLARK and Van llnrgn strc4ts. SAM
uel HoyIuytpn, OF utop4y. It the nga or VI years.
Funeral TO- morrow IL II a, u.
tI~ Eastern pareFs please copy.
, 1877-06-09

~ ---~- :
GOLDSMITH = BIRMINGHAM. = Juno 2, at
tho residence OF tue brtdo's brother, ty The
Nay. Abbott u. Kitt.edgs,: Mir. Alfred L. Gold
su1tt!l md Mt4s Louise Trtminghant. No eaEi1.