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National Republican., 1877-07-23
June rs, lsT7-TuThSsIwSlu
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Notice IL hereby given that Jacob r. Cake and WIFE
OF the county of Cppe May did the nth day OF April
last make an assignment to the subscribers OF all the
estate and property OF the said Jacob take being In
the city OF Washington. District of Columbia, and
elsewhere except IN The state OF New Jcrsey or the
Dated June II, lS77.
(SIgnedD LES =. nAYLtS
EDNIARD X. STEW ENsON.
Further notice Ia hereby given that Jacob r. Cake
and WIFE, Of the county Of Cape May state OF New
jersey, did. the l2th day OF April last make an
assignment to the subscribers NJ all the estate and
property Of the said Jacob T. Cake situate aud being
In the said state OF New Jersey, and not eseU here
for the equal benefit OF tho creditors OF the said Jacob
T. Cake aud that the said creditors must exhibit their
The term 9fthree months TO the subscribers at either
Of the following named PLACES viz At the Office oi
Alden ScOyel esq, as Market street, Camden, N.
Mt the office OF Edward X. stevenson. southeast
Pa, M the Office Of wiiiards hotel, Washington
d. e.
Dated June u, 1877.
(Signed) CHARLES T. RAYLTS
jc2eiw EDWARD X. STEVENSON.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
OF SUPERIOR ENGLISH MANUFACTURE
~ and Justly celebrated for Elasticity, Durability
and Eyenness OF Points
IN FIFTEEN NUMBERS
THE sPENCERIAN
STEEL PENS.

ss,Vafeties suited to every style OF writing. Fol
sale by the Trade generally Sample Gard. contain
Ing one each OF the Fineen Numbers by n all, on
receipt OF Is cents
lVlsoN, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR d co,
my4 13s and IiU Grand street, New York.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

X o o + 8.
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly watertight both
as to rain and snow water; DAMP WALLS also made
dry, by thoroughly applying IRoN.CLAD PAINT
and IRoN.CLAD CEMENT
II has been used by Mr.. Ed Clark, architect United
States Capitol, upon the public buildings for eight
years, aud Is pronounced by him to be the best and
most durable paint In the world. 1t Is also used by
Mpssra
National Republican., 1877-07-23
MORGAN IRON WORKS. NEW YORK.
AND CHESTER. PENNSYLVANIA,
IRON slIIP.BuILDERS,

manufacture STEAM MACHINERY, OF every do
scrplnn' BRASS and IRON CASTINGS. ROLL
PLATE lkON, of ali dimensions have the only
large FORGE for heavy shaiting, &C., In New Yorh
city REPAIRS made cxped,ously. Jyis
National Republican., 1877-07-23
FLNANCE IND COM!NERCE.
Finance.

wAsHiSGToS. July q, lsT7.
The sih-Trcasury balances at New York yester1at
were Rs fOluws Gold. SSi Is05. currency, 40 3 ST.
Tho sub Treasurer paid on account OF interest
si.DOhE fur hondS, sLLnOl Customs receipts .i9s n0O
In New York to-day money was easy at i6ra
ENghnnEe gnict and steady. Gold, 1861. Rates for
Government bonds steady a, the following quota.
tiUuG
ISIS, cnurons
lStt5, nrw............IOSS New whveS.........lIIt y
lS rcn-!orties..
state bonds dull.
Tie following the closing rates for State securl.
Ties ns telesraphed from the New York Stock TX.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLASEOC
G N. FAss sETT,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
Formerly Of Chicago)
925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Gallery and Studios open Free to ALI

z NLOSING OUT SALE
~
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE
This stock must be closed out Immediately at q sac
rthce, preparatory to removal to a smaller store.
!. r. LIBBEY,
jee2.lm ts7 Seventh street.
TOUN ROACH A SON
, 1877-06-03


MONTREAL June a.--Fog eome time past, j.
r Carter. 4 large English creditor Of Alex Mol
son,of Mechanics Bank notoriety. has becn 1lnk-
Ing Investigations into hls Affairs, which to-lay
cplniuntca in Molson's arrest. Carter al!egea
that In February, 1875, Molson borrowed from
hn s3A A0op on mortgage upon tho old Me.
chanlca' Bank building; that Aoison IL score
ting, and making away with haa pruprFtY aud
effects with intent to detraud bis creditors. Tha
dollars tn connection with the maTtgsge reflects
unfayorahly upon No'son. who, falling 10 itnl
tet.l tSe iassS .nount sSat q {he asSi !. s.da
Special pt1paseA to ms Irtes.&
TonoSro. june 3.-Ihu granRcrs held pic
nics II OrangeYaiie, Exhrid9r, Port Hops, and
other Parts u ontss9 sa.d to-day all q ~pIse sIe
Hoos atIalr, over aooo pcrtoos
scrs prcseut, the iiau. 4. .. slne4lcy. Of Iowa,
Lecturer nf the National Grange, belug tho
speaker OF the DAY.
Speetas 1ispasch to 1at 1Fsas.4 -
NosrREAl, Juns :,-Dr. cunsvy, Papat dele
1atc, arrived here from Quebee to-day. a grtxs
cpncou1se Ut people met hin, Il tho wharf: alrl.
forming procession, escorted hIn Through tha
city With band Of music, ete. Exttnsiso
pfepasattona are belug mule IL attingtY sts.
nallxe tbs visit ol thu Apostulc deleEste.
and also to celebrate The fste dts" tomorrow.
Scores of A.ehea arc te.nY erected tAsoughn9t
thv stty. Ths FrentA Cathedral IL g9sFepnsfy
DECORATED, tho al:AE being maGnthsentlY d1absJ
Ia muslin in graceful festoons. The wEole
CAthulic population regkfd tAs Jay ~ hola!ts1
and tbs event II 1ue uf' great rciot.!"K: lix
Sixty-Fttth Regiment will tase part In ahs pro-
cessiun tomorrow. ,
, 1877-06-03
nOUNTREE.

RAID ON THh GRAND 5uAT.
Jurv Yesterday morning, tho foreman. on behalf of
IT.. ,n,v rcon.t.I ahr,,r Kern In viva 1nsfruc.
lions 10 hi. ba'lIas 10 hsse tho corridors In tho
clear q, witnesses and hencefs.op, and Ia of,lcsr
va. stationed IN tho eo'F'd0' with directions to 'e'
eoms a4a.. % when 'I ru.a .na I'd, roar va. hoard IN
r. ses''ass: l'Es the shs;Ss :, tSs IS I bail q
m =. wa1 ' en:ssd .o
FL Il: asts wcre c1ssehed and he h.slIel With fass.
''.:t5o ySu know nls, Mr. Lc,tcr!"
M tsf hs h.na: s'sss 81 .s Ss IL
up Il IT, 0g ieilow. I'D aid 'ofy plaelalJ. "So,
ee "Taa aaT 10 kso@ so pue," .a,d uouutres. NJ am
dstn.nd hearing beiose tha urand jury. =
"fes III. ny honor bss Icon !mpaKucd. I
hnyc bosn charged with stealing money frSM Cook
osaty ,"% Id 1fa1ai r. ls,d e b. heard t"n'd.t'4
"Now. ien's yea know, M,. Lolt.r, that ns,sr
took ! csnt from Cock coansyr"
Lslte,. o1 "'"' ny o''n'0n' 30 your ''Nsa A'''
y! d..
III tf: II e% aas
% soae, "my ", opaoa t, liz. isouatfsc tnat iou srs
roabn. tic propie 81 liz State of i,iino. eveiy
iii s r. sPs Gesa 1sas: sifsy e.,
liz sai.! not word. but bs turned and went down
4 shirt t!me after this Mr.. Letter happened 10
| run srross
SHERIFF xEan.
p.!!iai.y ~ the pammeF aensnt''
l1w 's III 3SSsIIfa H. ksm; fs., a,,.e,,on. ve+o
Qixan YOU thts uofnjng "a bare youf bsItds keen
, 1877-06-03
THE GRAND JURY.


Tho twenty -threo gnod and true ,non who arc
Just at present making the County nngstcrs from"
bio In thoir boots, And thris yeSy hA1f ktani on
end, 1athtseI In .he Third story 6tas Chamber ot!he
County building At 10 o'clock yesterday lnnsulng.
The3 wcss al. Tiers On s!ms, and At
ohco foil to work with their business.
Tho witnesses, batlIds. etc., wcsu also thsn al.
ready 70 10 Interviewed. There weto ex.Capt,
buckley and Elfls, ex.6oFgta. ifyrna and Fahpat.
rick, Juattco D,Wolf, Wade Abbott, aud others 70
tcatEfy In tho Hickey cass. nat theJ wero allowed
to slt themselves quietly down In Tho haIlway4
and read ;ha mornings newh, WhIlo ltinsdale-
Doyle Granite Company was again placed In tho
cFucibla. N, e. lllnsaals, bearing hia nostrlls
aiuft, was tho first 10 ba called In TO explain h's
crasuFes in hts books and why lo l,ad torn out and
dsstroyed copies Of eettsln ietcss In his lettes-
book. which he produced. Ila fusgot, OF coarte.
while ho destroyed certain evidence. that hs was
committing cnnseInpt Of court, and that In cn.
dcavortng 10 shtell certain criminals Id wAa CON.
peaadinga felony. fof which hs. too, vas andlst-
IN. ,lle looked I'D ana erestfallen; Ths ent Of
Sat iiin.laia W. llke Unto 81 elo.ri oy.ter "''
..an is.ls seoMe F,a w. u IT, II: .5o
and hs handkerchief In bis hand. ssll Tho Fe-
" uAk I'LL }uH Wy Qel0I9 tA0 Al&AA
"Wl.al paper sree, iou Tori"
"Ihsa WS; &; :1s!' 's'' 'ou as'o'ate'' nothing"
III al not going to talk 70 = Csper that has had
If fl. n 4s,:s... u .e s:pa:;.r :as 'sssss iss.: n n
but be woul1 moi .peak 70 70 representative Of !
as hsa tt.n e ~ IL 'ea
PEhlpLAr.
Willis Illnsdsls was On lhe rack. clsm r. Pe,fo-
lst cams into taa ht 10 auawer % ~ Invitation 70
f sf s's ;'s Il s%
into ths ants. room - soon IL lIin,dsls shook bis
' dIS Sek' 20; ss4 Y eh.s:s hsts:s'a 70 pts; sass
i: VA = t.a 4 .h:s T. : rosla T. l. l:!sasa f. oaix
consuIt Alton With AaiIstant Ststo's Attorney Web.
bsf, uhsa Pstlota. *ss ushsssd gut sgs,a lnte ths
set before the Grand Jury Il III.
p1sTaof1ka THsrtNoxY.
,sH:f e. estsa; raf.: q.
Ing matetsl. -the Grand JURY ss.oltsd tssli into
ons of the nenbsss M qafrsd Of Mr.. w.ssat
whsIher aaylhing could ba done with !lln4daie and
his elet. Of either Of them. Tor making war w!th
th.t thsy could inais. iiia:dss o. ihts IL he;
xou1d ~ leverage o. ah.s gentleman 81 ,t yhlsh
kness--and Induce him 10 tell III he knew. Thxra
Ma nothing jlkA 81 Indictment 10 make those
birds whtek could snx. aud wouldn't ainS, dad
the1s toIces
| Mt. Wenbcf kAId hc didn't know. II was 4
point which had na1ss come befofs him for d..
csloa. snd b. would rather prefer to hare It lefi
to Judge Booth.
Ths jufy taiIsa tho matter otss fer ..hils, ND
uoannauus In tbs opinion that theJudgs should
b soasassd. sa4. II hs thought u v.s fsgal, thal
two Of them, OF ltusdAle any way. for s1ppreasln1
| sslAsncs4 80. about hAlf-past II ocfock,
SMALL FAoc1s4loA
descended tha stairway 2s4dlpg to tRA Ettmt1x
, 1877-06-03
FINANCIAL.

Nxw Yoak, Juue 2.-Masehuetx. Mack &
Co., wholesale liquor dealers, No. Is Dey ttreet,
have failed. Liabilities teoo, 900.
Nkw Yoag, Junc 8-0eorss II. Wold & Co..
dry.goods Jobbefs A. lts Worth street. and at
Cincinnati, failed to-day. The liAolllt'sa amount
TO $3.50, ,0tA, nearly Ill Of Which ID due hets
The merchandise debts amount 10 floANH,
wae ths{ e~e GanKa Tor rat neaay pyyooiei
!. Messrs, Page Hobart, noyest stoies.
tury, Biss, aud Tyior COMMITTEES
to took altse thes losetests, snd 10 the alter
ins the ssTouuts and Appralss the Assets in or.
der M 10 10 Ees Il basis fo1 settlement THY sa,ets
are, toIuiually, larger than the liabilities WI
tLclr real value IL nut kuown- IT. y thought
that tAu settlement will bo u about % ceo.a on
tha dullar Tue failure ID said 70 be on account
Of cid embArrxAsNents.
, 1877-06-03

M IL IN TIE AAkps o. SWIFT.
Altss being out oflsght In the 0raud Jur3's ants.
room yesterday TOR usAs|y m hour, FsHplat made
~ sppesransst looking sslt 10 were disappointed.
" va as oace saf1olndsa br reporters, who pro.
eesasd to pump him. lie had very ustls to ssy At
that time. hut sepss.entss!ys Of Tu1 TktRuHa
subsequently, met him, and ,ntstvlsWsd him ~ fol.
nSsll. Clsu. did you tall EN- al aboat ""
"Hp."
"WhAt+hAvea't you sqasalsds"
they wouldn't give me- . chxnfe,n
, "Whr mott"
THAT u mofs thAn can tell."
What hsppsasd,"
,Whsa I ~as called In by the sAiith went into
t@s tie Ante room Just outside tho ens xhssa ths
-. IVY " u kesslou. wAltsd tanks awhile, WHOM
~ NtbnkR AND TYA11LL,
sa,nnssaa. tSssMaa. came out They wsss ssnt cut u
~'%a@MisleA MleA e insafview M, sappass."
, 1877-06-03
EGAN,


u1s CONTRACT WITH PHRioLAT.
Arehitset Egan scnt communication 10 tho
Grand jury yesterday asking that hc be granted an
audience at once. Ha did not RECEIVE my sesponsc,
but hc reporters. hearing Q! hla actlon At once sct
out In search Of aim for interview. The day be.
fore no had positively fefusoi to be interviewed,
and tho reporters knowing this entered on tho work
OF "acooping" tho Urand jury. hut With appfe.
henaInns Of failure. I1e was found late In tho
evening by TRIBUNE representative festng from
bis dar's labor On Michigan arenue atoop, llc
know tho m!sson Of hin visitor at glahce Invited
him to ake seal, and icoiins thAt It would bo far
moro troublesome To conceal ihan 10 reveal. asked
hiIn jnst what ho wanted. Tbs scribe replied that
ho was anxious 10 got tho substance of Whist hr had
to tell thu utan4 Jury Ia advance. aud
hs At once entered upon
HIS eroRr,
tho substance of which IL ~ follows: In 1879, ha
said, hc was with Ut. Armstrong erecting tho
County jail. Al that ume tho ucw Coutt. House
wha being talked oi, and he naturally felt an
anxtctJ to become the architect. 1Iis standing
with ths County Board It tho time VA good, and
he did mot Imagine thAt he would hsya much op.
position. In this ho was mistaken. howsyeF. for
ho found Pcuolat, who was then making bis nasty
bean feput.t!on i. eouaty eont;astes. oppossd %
10 could DO noihing In lhis eondil!on his narMer.
oa.s Sa g Iii 81 M
wxa found 10 BE- frultlsss undertaking unlsss ha
met certain demands. one nf which WAS that Psrt-
olat should be taken Into tho work AsA psrtnets
Thinking The psopoattton oysFs and bssnz aMhttou.
selest. Ia she pfodta Of tho Coutl. iloass
work for hls insuencs. the condition being shat he
ses D! shs jon. Tas contract or agreement wss
drawn and st1nsa bI h,useit. Asm.lssn3, and
rS. e.d e.! II: w .h h Sss.q e1 +. es.
acquainted With The bsan man. TINS contract was
su6aequenttJ awar4ad u hlu Without anY trouble.
Thescaf!sr syesyth!ng moved smoothly up 10 tho
completion and de1i!se1 u lhs plans. Ths nEst
~ oooj md. koep!ng BIZ .sfssaasut hetuEnst ons'
Ing kat he had psid ali tho o1pslsss aud sdy4uccl
~ the money, E:eFrthnx moved alonx s.tsstae.
tost!r from thAt thus IN 10 hta receiving his usxt
payment u. 600, which VA tn tull for tha p'sas.
partner, Armstrong, had discovered that
F1RIoLAf WAS MOT KAGflhG TAfTH,
for was b. had failed to sdyanes any Of tbs s1-
ren4ss ioF preparing plsns, cts.. ha hAdmads An:
A'as foattAGts of agfeemants With ktrs. Nst1. and
o,asM. III. ~ .si io'd 70 him. PA. tnd he .nd Arm
| lis refused 70 give rertolat hla portioa Of the
81. COO on those grounds. and hsIo eoumsuced
tho troubls: psfiolAt had tho only copy Of tho
Il Leonard swstt: sxstt xioss 70 lila to 70 t een.
see bin. but hs did not 80. but aeut word that he
would hAya 40 eommunIeatlon with him on The
| aubiee. From shls tins on hs found that he had
| loat Lts power With tbs Board, and shat hs WAS
fought on sysfJ side: ana did not know what a.y
~ clscalated among his st!eads with yiew 10
damaging h. and his situation Wa any thing else
than Inststts. IIs had had nothing but war On bis
banda tasss ttt-s daNs u ahA 9stseps and y e.
, 1877-06-03

u,fstakc In writing ont your noief. Thcrn In nn
cntty on the books This eprtng Of four hundred odd
dollars paid 70 Nj. Rountfee, bnt tho item Of
~, 800 where tho crasnre was. was different
thing. and waA OF hste OF 1ast tall.
well, Nr. Netttke. suppose. now Jnn hare act
Mr.: Nonntrec right. that you stt ya1rtclf fight.
and explain al that ydu said bdfora the Grand
JurJ."
al can't dof."
.'l1ars yon heard the sumor that you arc gong
~ Indtcted' What fort They can't indset
20. yes they esn."
- For what !"
40. for refEsip9 10 tell what you khow: and
for dc.tfoJng sestInony, snd interfering With iho
conviction Of offenders, and oitstfuetI4ty lhe adj
intimidation Of criminal jusltcs and = Iut Of other
sh.Ns-."
''Deas deagl" satd Mr. Mc1iekc, ~ swear
that don't knew anything 1t Ill at0ut the matter.
am nothing but q bookkceper. fknnw nothing
shont the afafs OF tho concern. Yun AK Mi.
Hnsdae.'f
, 1877-06-03
THE INSANE,

St. Lou.s, June a--Tha time Of tho con'en'
tton Of Medical SuPersotendsats ot inaAns
Asy,u.ns was taken up to-s4y 1u discussing 'es:
e.al papers sexd during The week. and sxsnsn.
iux views upon various SUBJECTS relating dlsest"
~ Ia the trsa, meut Ct tho insaue. after which,
a,,d thc Aiopslou OF the usual complimentary
resolutions, ths Couyeutlau adjourned to mest
At Washington, b. c.. the tcsood TUESDAY 70
May, 1876.
, 1877-06-03
O.. X.

O. K. |
Which Means that 1t Is
Working All Right
Across the
River.
Clcm's Heart Wcakens Whom
1t Comes to a Full
6queal.
He Wants to Keep Back a
Part, but It Win All
Come Out.
Egan's Explanation Of His Part
nership with Poriolat..-
All Give and No
Take.
But the Latter Tells of Sup
Elemental Papers and
Mysterious Pay
ments,
And Also How Egan peUured
Himself Before Storey's
Grand Jury.
ForEyth Makes Some Singular Re-
marks Touching His " Wicked
Partner"
What tho e. j. Dl0.--They Find
that They Can Ind1ct
HInsdnie.
Honntrcc's Attempt to Interview Mr..
: Letter, and the Result
Thereof.
6oones Around the County Building
.--Hinada1e Docs Not Want
, 1877-06-03
BADLY SCARED,
BUf TRYING TO BRAZkx IT OUT.

H1t snAA"V ~ hN*"A' - Nois
Dut few vt tho County Commissioners showed
up Al the Norsh s!de na!dtnk yestnnlay morning,
aud II IL altogether likely that with soms Of shem
It any rAtu. subpsnA. 4nd posslblJ Al attath.
ment,' Will 10 needod ~ induce them 10 sssls1t
their old haunt. Tho terrible exposures In ycster.
days TntauHx. ths uncertainty ~ to where The
llhtntnV may Atsfko next. md the abaoiats Ger.
tatnty that shelf hfAmY has At last been fully dis
covered. haa reduced the guilty to abject sabn,ts-
s'ons although they still try 10 btazen out the
sstuattun, and declata With vchaneoca their
Innocence and Integrity. auch oe them
- did vlait ttls building weFe mostly
tho newer members Of ths Board and tbs peculiar
stamPiug.RFound Affected by them was the otlte
occupied by Joun comtsxe1.
coxAlssIoxkR FITZGERALD
dropped in carly In tho day, only to b confronted
with tho information. furnished BY comiskey with
ii. l.dttru[,cd e,ee. hit = pe;sou claiming to bo
creditor ot Flt.ssfa'l*s Ind already been there
armed with dt.tsa!nt warrant and seeking to o6.
and mileage. con'.ks, refused to ps.t with tho
sssss which advice. sp 1y tbs ks s., eHs so
s. - I'M S ns 70 s ".s
he didn'. ows the money, .hst he had plenty Of
-; s ono
aa |tas" @ A., sn,.m ' ,sq. ~ cd -,
1oa NoW'akeJ was uusa* talh !" osutE W 0aAAe
political effect BY letting the pfess get hold Of it.
4, to the reeoa. revelations. b only know that
sss," "'ss ,.s.o - c..,. ,,.has. .as ,sa
pfoDaol5 ro1cfrlo9 10 cetta'n meWpees Of INC
Board. More he might have said, but Just then
a constituent Of tho 1l'bernsn per'uasIon bap.
peneo a'oos' sno 1no s"o aepasteo III company
.... CoX1skkf .....,......
was seated In hfa olilcc talking oycf matters aud
things With cx. commis.ioner Du.1tck, bis assist-
sns. a, ~ H.. aha ,tat ,hs " ,t,nn, t.u on1 ~
reached thl. time aud the whols m.s, Of scandal.
a1,ru,.inr tnyncd m Forsvth'. conn+rfIon With
ret'e'as ,s' ""a eue n'ssa, A''1 oosu euanAe. aoa
10 blame. "why." sstd tho Clerk Of tho
Hoard. ..For.yth pretended to b a
| rssrrcf.b1e merchant md "a. 70 considered. lte
fessed Is be- sa7,htpg moro thaa shst he
| HWe1l, = tsid Wr Nurdck, u tho finx 10 tho
| Hoard were wofst OF III: they had sworn 10 look
after the intcressa Of lhe pcoplr Of Cook County,
The.e ri other feiioWs werc ] dons hasiness. dss.
hunest business ii il true, but etl thrY acted Is
a. no.sihln. II contracts eou,d not
be Cottcn without bribery they paid
money 10 gct thei1,, hnt ths greater cr,nnsly IT,
taches 10 the Commlsaloners. When made my
fcnort ahuut lhc ForsYth contrseta looked at Tho
case wl.b ehasftnb|r eyc, could SEQ that every
not mnats .p{enY criminal ~ 'he tn,s. Dpt IS
have been nsoso thoroughly shown, hayo grown
's!sss|!' sa' s s,s.@:s :.ts e s,.,.a.; o,.euy w
These 80 eow. eoad bay Or I'll tof thos,,slse: III
;hsy mssa =; es work on public
nastse am, "esd
, 1877-06-03

- FGQkA AVVAh EVtsSeA N*4 A~s SVsNA ~ ~ "e"s-
ssaNe; They told ma sns1 didn't want to know
Rs R's 'Hty ssss ias sy shouldn't h... inn
sooa saow = h Mhen hs I'D tsse1na near
"wnAr il roua orlsiox ABOUT THIS MArrxa1"
"Wel1. eeven Or eight Of tho 1aiy are fotsyths
''Nanc thxns."
..'Thsre i, stewart Powers, Aacveash, hoo'e'
int,
stlIAve theJ promised Fof*yth smmuht!{Ft
and Carpenter have been before prexioaA Grand
;asy ;n2 tesesf esns 'a,et ess ~ u tssi' s:%on;
n 70 70 Ioc III Know wukax CARPENTER Isl"
"~hsrsr' .-,
Mteh:.-ap n t6e Lake sapstiot region"
.rHbout tno wesks.''
..iIs !. with : inn,hsf atH."
Who rnn him un :"
"Hsvs iii expenses been paid'''
'Let Tho Grand 1ury nsk Deardslcy who paid
moDs sne: % b.: nss
.;p1p ritnI rHoMIss rou ixaurtrrl"
s'Yes--eo let n,e OF snttfely Il woutd swear
care the Commissioners teunsy."
II told them 70 admit uis."
nRat tasy ase'shsd''
~e.}s ssst'T'
':.WsIi, shey left ne, and shortly afterwards
ms to-day, but 10 come arount Monday"
"Do 1ou rhoross 70 TILL ALI. Tov xNo"W
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EIGis.
Forgetting
- What is bookkeeping? ,Fc

- What is bookkeeping? Forgetting
to return borrowed volumes. q
c. The.tongue is a little thing but it
fills the Universe with trouble. yi,l.5
-, = Josh Billings says: fThe mewl is q
larger bird than the guse or turkey II
has two legs to walk with and two to kick
with, and wears its wings on the side of
its hed.''- {!
"Doyou know what bull l-dozing is ?"
asked q man of an old farmer. "I thought
rdid," said the Granger. qbut he wasn't
doing. He was only making believe,
and being in the middle of an acre lot, I
naturaEyshad to make pretty quick time
to reach the fence ahead of him." 80
"A gentleman has just died in Paris,
who owed most of his celebrity to the
quaint manner in which he managed to
disembarrass himself ofifris creditors. No
sooner did dun present. himself than he
was ushered into rodmS hung around
with variety of mirrorsj jysome convex,
others concave, etc. In one the unfor-
fuhate creditor beheld himself with a
head as Hat as a foundetjn another his
1features,were nearly as sharp. as. q knife,
in thirdhc had severatrhcads, and in! a
fourth he was upside sdown. Here, be
had the broad grin of clown, there the
Aong- drawn visage of an undertaken, On
one side-of the room he saw himself all
head and.no body; ON the other. side it
seemed. as if a dwarf had put on the boots
of giant. No applicant, however press
ing, was known to resist this chamber of
hor.es-fer4~mereuahaa "a quarter of an
hour. .-,- ,...,,.-
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How Mes. HAYES LooKs.-Mrs.
Hayes is.of medium height and square
" built Her Shead and features are
large. So is her waist, and her hands
and feetin proposition. She has a mag.
lni6cent suit of hair. 1t is. 90 heavy and
black, and is dressed so smbothly, that in
lthe daytime it bpks dark and precise in
contrast with her clear Olive complexion.
The most prominent feature of her face
is the mouth, which is large. (the jaw is
as broada as nlan's) and2conspicuously
filled with strong white teeth: The lips
are particularly firm anR full, with the
Jaws indicating decision Of character and
an ardent temperament. The forehead is
broad and smooth, and the eyebrows are
regular. The eyes are large but deeply
SET, and are of that peculiar gray which
does not-mean -a-twilight depth of blue,
OF an azure light.of gray. They ares de.
scided gray, admitting of all the steel
tints from that cfcold metal to the gleam
and glitter of the polished orel In the
glow of intense feeling such as animated
her on Inauguration day and at her first
public reception, her yeslooked as black
Is night, and they had lustre snch as is
rarely seen. She made no effort to con.
ceal herdelight. Cncianati Commercial.
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king calls, don't for your own sake allow
the chair; to gallop ;i it suggests the days
of bread -and-sugara and rocking. horses.
TGf tell you one thing, boys, even
though I may violate confidence; there's
nothing that fatters the vanity of a girl
orwomp1alike this pretty little respect
-fulfashiohlofstouching your hat, or lift
ing it slightly when you boy to one Of
them. I've heard many of them say if
boys knew how very charming was the
compliment conveyed, they'd be fitting
and touching their hats all the time !!
Boys, don't think. you are irresistible; !;
you are not. The girls don't all want
ybdj and you must not wheedle yourself
into the notion that they do.
!. Be good listeners, think much ssread
well, engage in all good works,Sattendi
IcHurch; and Sabbsth-school always and
don't forget that the basis of all good
manners lies in 'yourAown heart, your
kind heart, and don't forget the Golden
Rule is the embodiment of true polite
ness.-Rosella, in, Ohio, Farmer.