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t,olI,vay's Pills snd Ointment.

Sorot,lla was considered uucura'de until
al. ueat discovery of sHolIoway'4 PAls and
q ntnp,s' Aagled unon the world. Ds~s>''s
whi,l, bs fFl 1hc ekil Of the medical schools,
r.uhly ,ied 10 these peerless rsmrdl-,,
Scrrsy krysAp-a>, eatrheHm, i h, anu an
cntane,,n erup'0ps are curaple by iAem. 20
s.eillh ler ANy OF rot.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01
Milwaukee rrocu>e " arket.

MILWAUKEE Feb. 211.
FfOUR-Dnl and nominaly easier
GpAfN-W ieat oInned unsettled and Exc
low. r: c.osed weak. No /, si.40: No. Q, te~l
$ 20; seller 4 pril sl..8s Seller March O. .a6as
No 3 si 10.
RECEIPTS Flour, i,T4a bbls; wheat $50
bushels.
SHIPMENTS Flour, 9, 100 bbls; wheat T.
SOB bushels.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01

Fanae5s wishing COOL crop, shotli not
IA t., e We tAl. wl-at trial last season II
yielded la 40 c,.s less thap 4 thlrd n0f- per
avt taan any II tie othpt varieties, While IL
.nauy eases tsa weld was nearY dOuhl~.
For sale liz quantities 10 stut ? rehtsefs at
NJ. le jackson street, 81. Faui, ulni.
Address J. T. LEUilLEk.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01

New goods arr coming OH every train for the
Et,stou one Price Clollirg store, Minneapolis;
The .tyl 5 ttis spring arryrry handsome, ara
prices ar t0ao enough there must be an ad-
vauce bet r.. ANY drs.ln.. ilo-e who cannot
vi,jl Minlpapoiis should send their order.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01
The Kansas Pacific
HOMESTEAD.

L published ny the LAM Department Of The
Kansas ia i'll Railway Com,any, to suppy
the large and m,'r a,iig ,l-,,,an1 for jnforma
tior respecting KANSAS, and esp cialiy tie mag
all .t tae oons:, uctlor VI its road. This grant
eolaLrlses
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01

Nsw YoRK, Feb 81.
FLOUR Receipts 6 900 barrels, dal' and il
btigrrs' favor Ne z 81 23a d. ", ~uperine state
and western IS .lut0.3D, cpaiit1n IL good extra
wpsssrn s5.9h600, good IN choice western
20 usa6lu. white wa-.,t extra western St .l5.
100: fancy d., T.52 S 81, eXua Olt,o 3 80
! Ia; 81. Louis So 0os8.60; Minnesota patent
proe..s> 81 Seas 90.
GRAIN Wheat, dull, lower and heavy:win-
Ter entirely no.nina No , Chicago si.2sh III
store,
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01
The Order system

The peonle who are unable t. visit Mime
apoiis can get their orders Fl led caie' 'iy and
promptly at Tie Boston On- Piice oolh1ng
Store, Minneapolis Everything warranted to
GiliL or lll sale.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01
Notice,

Noagent has any right or authority TO incur
~ c,Iniary obligation III the name or on beiia'
o thu publisher OF this paper; and ali CONTRACTS
Tor ndverLaing alls subject to orr NEGATIVE
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01

Genuine " lieeler and Wilson Needles ana
Attachments, u Co.'S. Office ~ v eet oo o.
IT. Paul
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01

to orders. ~. quote straight brands II
xxx as steady ;ss SC 25a so ter large lneS
nn,t :s6 75a7. ~ for small A f-.v lots 81 AAA
have sold at s. 25a5 o. out 'ii1rrio' iut..''ss
M. not now ~ much demand, ae! quotations
are mostly nominal Patent Process 5000
u barrel.
WHEAT The sharp dec inc in the speculs-
tive markets witi,ina week has 70 iar hat h'
effect o., tuying prizes here. Old and rxpr,
rienced speeuatc s-leye tnat the MAJ " Is WI
soon raliy, ard this SO ms to be til" opinion
shei,1A err at the elevator. where prices u, .os
No. 2 arr lat Nc higiel than in Chicago. The
quotations rpis,ain as last quoted g.. 80 tor No
| |; 81. % for No. 9; and d Tor No. ).
! The following are the quotations OF ~.
wheat in the great markets yesterday week aud
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01

80" Read tie a ;veitisemeff IN another col /
unm headed CONFIDENTIAL
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01
Chicag & NOrtlVeSt9plR. R.

Pas-en sers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
CeveI nd, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Pittshnrg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
i qrtGs0 toaa pHrna bys'Jn Wahop1"n Es" f"lh ,
Louis. Cairo, sln francisco, Sac am4nto, Os-
dem, Salt Lake CITY, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, kscrnaba, Menaslla, Madison, ,Lh~y-
pnne, Omaha, iankton, Green BAY, Miiwau-
lx4e aud al points West, Sout Ii and East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake otorr and Michigan Southern, Mich
ign Central, Baltimore and OHIO, Pittsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line and
Pan Il nde Routes, for all points kast and
South. Art, aud with the Chicago ana Altoi
and Illinois Central for all points south
Close connections are also made with til.
Union Pacific X. r. at Omaha for all far Yves
points.
Close connections are made at junction point
with trans of all cross roads
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01
ST. louis Produce Market


FLOUR-duli and unsettled.
GRAIN Wheat, dull No Q red fall S d.a
/ 3sx rush No 3Ied fail 3 50 clsi. Sl ga
/ 81 n s. Her Maj eli; St.4l y se ler Apnl
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01

CrEcURE AN AGENc4
- an 55o>r Sloo us- week
TH. EVER READY AND NEVER OUT or ORDER
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01
FLUCTUATIONS orTHE WEEK

Following are the closing prices OF wheat
, 1877-10-30
4 CIl{I.l, QUEEN.


am sure that you Will lks tho story am
ubout to tell you, Ut lttc French Princess,
who was nas.lrd anl crowned {1lrrl, Of Engaul
Whit, ou1y years old, aud who bcranc widow
ut IL.
This ctild-soverctgn was born many hundred
years ago-in laS7--at tho Talaee Of the Louvre
il, Paris, vi whose noble p[cture-uallcryI nh surs
you all hare lIear'l, II, indeed. many Ok yon luys
nut seen II yourselves. She was the daughter
ot the poor King Clar9es W., whose mistortunes
male hlu, lnsaue, an,l for whosu amusement
,,,ayine.ear,ts were Invented, aud Ut hIs Queen,
itubcsu Of bavura, beautiful but very wicked
woman. Little trtnccsa Isabella Wxs the c!sicst
ot Twelve children. HlIe inherited her Mothcrs
beauty, an! was pctted by let paFents aud shs
KING isichaId Ii. uf England, who was
wiiowcr about so years old. was urged 10 marry
again; aud, Instead 0ee selecting = wtte Mear his
own arc, his choisr fiji upun lttls Pr'nsess
isabella ,.... >,
.sns il mush too young" he was. told.
"Eyen In five or six ycara sue wili not DC Old
enough to be married." Tht King, however,
Thought this ob)ection 100 truns @ TO- Stang ,4sa ~
ladT's age Is 4 fault TINT every day tllremedy,"
he telt i nla9ntlIrent embassy tO the Court Of
France, headed by the Archbishop ot Dublin.
sna ron:tg ~ ot Eats s'1 t hnhts; az
Lie number Of 30.
When the Embassy reached Paris. and the
pIeF vi marriage had been formally accepted,
the Asehbtshop and the Eurla asked to see the
little PHuresa who waA xuun 10 become their
queen. At nfSt the French Council refused,
saying ~ young child was not prepared 10 ap-
ptar on PUBLIC eccaslons, aud they could not tell
bow she might behave. Tbs EhglAh notemeu
were 70 soieitous, howeYer. that ut last she waa
brought before theu,. The Earl aiarshal In
lprailtely knest before her. and kail. In thc old
tasAl0ned language VI tbs titnu, 'A}a.ian, II II
pleate UoAi, you shall be our Lady and queen.
Quern lsaoeau stood a. y littla distance,
| curious and anxious. no doubt, to know Aow hei
little daughter would answer the formal Vi
! dress. To her great pleasure, aud the gyeal
surprise OF al present, the PHncess isabella ~
| piled:
"slr, II it pleaae God and my father that
be Queen VI England. shsll be well pleased
| fur AIN told shali then ts great lady"
\ Then, R,vtng the Narshal her tiny hand tt
Kiss, shc babe hm rlse from Ills kners, aua
| leading him to her mother, shs presented hil1
to AeF with ths grace And easa Of = matur,
| woman.
According to the fashion Of the time, Princes
Iaabela WA immediately married by proxy, ans
received the title Of the Quecu of England
Frolssart, the celebrated hIstOrfau living " tha
epoch, saJs: III was verr pretty to ses her
, 1877-10-30
CURRENT OPINION.

Tho right spirit seems TO DO returning to
tho Republican party, Temporary defeat Will not
hurt H. IN ohio, tho collapse hnA tue tendency 10
eeul she patent rc!oEM business 10 tho rcar, aad
that i. glory enough for ono 1ay.-l3oston Ifauli<F
tiA4tdcaats Ksp.).
If the result of the e]ections could be fair
ly construed ~ Republican runulaltau Of tho
President, 10 much tho worso for tho Republican
party; not because any President or &nJ MIN IL
greater tAun priuclps, hnl because tho President
slaudv al tl(a te for tue ends Tint sast u
patriotic, Intelligent, determined American c!tI'
sena hsss II heast--liaFpsr't trttkty tK<p.>.
II must be evident to any reflective person
that Cameron, ConkIng. Dlalae. Or aav other Ro.
pub,csn icsIer thai cones out sauaselr Ia 1ppoaa.
Lion u The PFestdcnl will b. In the satae nx The
NM, who steps oal Ut tho llue VI app llcants for
tickets, II will be easier TO got out pf his place
than ia again. tnaced, II he oncc gets fairly cut
and wishes 10 rcjoin tho peocesston. be mu.t go
baek 70 !he ta,i ena Of 4 ~. y astonishing ao.s
nteA 4CoaA.l Butittla tHfp.l
Republican 6euators who have talked with
change In him, and that hs now ssem. willing 70
k q u os. say
il il represented thst tho temper Of the lepubIlc.
a ;ass ths ea6 H. r'ssns ,ss
They will conccdu The two'ta1tds: 4nd tas ttes!.
asn fsPt,. r. u ma1f 70 y
tfnd.l.
Itmay see1u to Senator Conkliug 4 proper
ground Tor insult that ths rtc.ieas Of the United
Slater should refar 10 hls Administration ~ fWc,
but certainly tess n's apps.aea ~ nvat1a y.
| public convention ~ 2n othceholder The constt.
sian. 1ars of iaeompaiIDl.isles wlsch Il now fos
ths arst t,tns called In ansatioa. pEo..des tbs,
, 1877-10-30
TIE COURTS.
Record of Judgments. Now Anita. Divorces,
bankruptcies, Etc.

49,. .t.. ,,,....~
Nccof" OF "u"sMe.' . ~" ,..' s"s@' "''''s'''
-, r.'.'H, ,,.
Mana ls' n.aMnu -. 49,, a." ~, ..a'
0, Nal'tgh: OF "a'mna'on' - "ssa o''l aea'n,'
ta"t eo"v' :, ,,,s,,rs, y Et.,. ws,s,nn,o,
and Fred y. rosiss' ecwaFa "a a. saeksoa' L. ~
Hoonc. W. '. 9acops, As,a 'e"ss tfe'aau'e'' "
set nailo an alleged fraudulent conveyance made
r",..I ,,, f,ni,m,n y Nn.rph. since Decreased. Tho
=" - ~. r,r,h scvc,, crc. If 1.,ock
ronta spn9 uesss VI ."e no.'n " n'.H
ard tho southeast Il OF Sec. 70, 3H, IL, sit.
uate., on eo.'aS' eosY '.a.;an Sa' .s. @ i,.,a,;,t
fourth Mfse.' ~ eo,so'''on t eaa' n''s'In ",',
a:aluss him tcotncl,. na.cie,. d,rd In October.
ls,uI ana shortly ulscr his execulor wrute CORNELL
latter sep'tcd that u was Wholly nn'aah'e. low mud
swampy; Tint ono o. +. Fted had Contract Tor
n and wnuld nay 800 an acre, oF &4uO for 1t,
;,,s No., frn.Ii rcnrc,eutr was ali II wu. worth
ihH pssJ =, c"n,n,a,nan,., ann ,t.sr cs,i.a
An AM o. r,,bm, .s, s.sa esr"
him the land, Induced him to believe IL was only
,x'',,h fIm mar scfe.sad he went back
rsco,umsndlng recon- ths proposed sale. It. was
accordingly transferred 10 O. T. F!elu.
who, a. Cornell Represented. was 4
poof laborIus man who wan.s4 II; comp'atn.nt',
who are thu heirs OF u. =. ha'elsh' now c'a'"'
thai thesc statements VI Cornell sfe ana "eto
8. mo an acre; aud hat iha .als was msdo In
trs ~ tn,s,s., I,ns~ ,h.rots,o asl thnt ,he
co'neIfs interest. IneS 'nsae'osS a. ass .nas sas
"a them,
DIVORCES,
u..,,. n ssavo. f,sA a b{,I v.,t.riay soatnpt
her husband. Danle! y: :.sst,e eeayet. "S'ns 'or
ti.otee W the ground Of aesvrtlont IT.. ,.,,,a,,
, 1877-10-30
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1877

young m .lc was, practlrlng how 10 nrt tho
t}ntcn."
In n few t1nys King Richard nrrIyrt1 frnm Fin.
E;afn1 With gay nn,l numerous rCtlnue ~ titled
grand fczflyItirs tlcy we're mnrtlctl, ans! were
taken iu state N England. where the 1{aby
Queen was crowned In The famous Ncstn.-nstcr
Ablcy.
, 1877-10-30

II IA. 100 ncrre ". F.. II scc.
-, n, Observation-Disclosures. 1.Wjo 1t'HH
IT! =. III 1rsrs in y. i Her. =.
~. Il i..,....,,........... b,1uQ h,-Hu
A. lots tnt,ort ~ ncf"Al In
Nawcn'A llivftdnle snbGt.
FfttUn ........-.s..,...,.. J.GW i. -uu
hhont II ncrra In Wnrrcn's
Addition TO Wildwood 1000 4+nC0
T0{nIs. ...............*t1h,355 355 3F!l+ A4''
No1E.--Thc column of CENTS was omitted tn this
tnhnntei statement nj real rstatc, which ACCOUNTS
for tht slight discrepancy.
TIE OTHERS.
The Stale Eaytngs nn.l The f}cchivo !" nre
still p1trl,!inc aung In the same rut Il, whtrh
they l.ayc buen knleett fur several ks, with
absolutely nothing ucw. In the stcrcoiype,!
question Of The reporter ns IN whether there
was anything new, Judge Utls Returned the
stercutypc,t answer, we nrr ttil working at
the l,u,ks.' The rrpott Fr tlits RECEIVER will
not bG ready for sos1lc time yet.
, 1877-10-30
BROKEN BANKS.
A Receiver Appointed for the Chi
cago Savings Institution.
Dr., Torpin Makes His Preliminary Re-
port Regarding the Fidelity.

- |
The Chicago Savings 1nstitutton & Trust
Comp'",' g, M.,,,.., A., m..r',,r,, 4, rrc,.
wcst corasr Oh "'uullnn o"" DeaI.'" ~. e.'..' ..
cIcscil It's doors yehierfnS m0fl1nT, aha sun
,nitt.,l tn the appointment of Receiver. Ita
m"h,,,tr, arc tu the pctghborhtAd ot $;5,oD,
iss'. .,,o ,s,cts nrc nnknown. Thc ,,tt under
but t'c I,seee -. ..,,,,,.ot ,~o. t,,., ,v
which hecHe1 YVES oppo'n'cu "A" ~ m'1u w. "
yokmar Week, who Claims 10 iaee *:'uoV III
N. hank, on wl,t,i, lio received 80 per cent
...s, Wv III, hank was nrynnI,e1 In 1si7. and
in'et.'" ~. ,no,1 NJ 1,rr.,ccs orc fran, final
hs pfese"s n'',r ~ ~ ,1.,1 nrrontcaf
5cl. Amos L. hali' L. .. tfcehlca,'
Leroy Chnrrl1, A. E. suialt, a. j. k'eh9, L.
noccnnurI,, Swniu Nelson, ". 8. Powell, aud
= r ". Lunac, Tic netting Presl,icnt Is John
=. ". su -. ,,o ns,in. scc,cIarv onJ Trca..
urcr str. Jnnre Naeatz was eleetea seeoha
y,re.Vresi,lcnl but as there Is no President or
E,rst v,rc.lrcsileut, he has bcri, tEc head uf
,tc ,us,ttutinn. II is clargol tllat these two
the 'ns''." , ,...,. t.ra s,,Gr,,o1 n, a...t. nj
Ragafz anu .ut'Ge o""s'Ia w.. ~,
the bank aud tiIc deposits to be wasted anu
r,l.applici to large extent, nt'l hasc permit.
tel 1t TO- ''i pny aSt0 oav small II per er,a.
on liz dct'ot'is. sinto u became ~.
soiYent Week alleges It's officers have r'a'ic
fraudulent prefer! netal paFMen!s 10 dlscls
dc,0silors III il q tl'cir clainIs. lle nssttso.
ille pak lnsc nfcats tl,niene. T. =, s; va,e. @ a1
Tic oItl.rrs Threaten to Keep on III Dnsifeas a'Nl
thus still further .lepete US resources. oie oe
mo1e suits at iaw afo l,stnlltE aea1.sl y; ~
olalnc to TIC '!ctt|ena Gt te Ttsat '} @ o.
trtslltoFs ul!leas krcctser ''e appulfilc.i. to
plaihuut and dtl'er ''rposissta have rcieaie'ily
dcu,andc'i lI'yI1Snt ol t.elf s.a'sl,s, at in amvs
p&n,MrNt nf lIceciyer anl Tor tl.@; i!sia1i H.
junction to prevent the oliecre NJ nc bank rum
iurcr attempting to central rs a'ta,fs nr tfas
at !t* e4silcss lhs s,a,k, ~ ,,,, ".!SSth n'u
, 1877-10-30
CURRENT GOSSIP,

fT1RRENT (11GGTp~ |
~ovr,t1,rt,
pnrp1e cnn. nn1 cot,en ttats
Failing, fatj,uc by Inc bars,
At tho winding Of the lane,
Nuts arc dropping by the rail-.
In The unhcrssnsh. tho quasi
Cries Ut cloud and rain.
,, ..,...:, ..a
ill.,. ~, t.,s,n;.e ~ ,,.c,r,,x-
Thcra's No clover In the lanes
Cold winds tct him rhtyerus;
s,I liz tn,,s In untrv,nv:
oau' wnn, no ~, ea,'s see. ~ I~,,,ns; ron,,'ns;
"""> W. ess' '."'"''
s,,sos. nm, ,ora NM, ,,&c.
In The Vet a @ Crimson @ ' ."nte
In between the n'lldcwe'f sc1scs,
1l'lle"sy The sridcf wcasca
Ills own bnrlal.gown,
Wide arc thrown The oakcn doors;
bto1ult.hf fall. mn elIent i1opft.
Seyrr morc .hai, summer. ho
rn1l wbut sun,mrr. were t., me:
ra. ~" si.s''a's ~, ~. H..
1os "ns ..l',a, e'eelr'' '' ''e 's"' r ~
All too quietly! LULU N. W.
. ,,@,.-
't'Hs ,'<,es.: st,St S.,aai =; ns.N'NSe ..!e,s;1,
It's almost as difficult to gc. correct idea Of
TAicrs' personal appearance, frum those WHO
t,vc ottc,,ncL II, ,ir.eril,c him. a. of tho great
~na,,tnon ~ i,,t,a t,,,, N,,,l,.n,,. nlirr I.
a','so". w. -, "''o" ,'"H s t,..,'it ea,,,,rr
!'ai ncen takea LOT a'ahtc'' 'or "a'l een.usf
lty Mtchefut rs positively hhlcous,- a lruw1,,
siuhhv littlr harbarlat.,, 1}y.t,,r.wav, writer
T., H.. .,..sotr ,,nco .rntc ~ ~ n,i,l rc.c,n.
~ lux "ts.'ao' ~. spJ" ..,,t' -,
thought he ha,l discovered. Princess dc L'cven
thought Tbjcrs I,uc.lun)sIug, for nil hts short
Stature mr., ,,nmny tlpurc. "Thu mos. brilliant,
''..a,.' 49,, a,,,s,,,n,r - ., Ill I'm stn,s..
men oi tne Ut.c",;nst, III. as.'9 sna eI!sA Msa1
nm. IN ine olnel nano, IL e.."' uEa'. .,'T @
Filtc toca not conceal lue M1.n..sf'9 .Te scS. %
81 us epse1sti y s,. s's. o, m'ln '1t,,,.ar ,a
eyrand on ttfM5, ~ tt1; tna1s; Snu T.,,,,,'a..., ,.Sa
, 1877-10-30
mortgage. which they hal assumed to pay. 1'y
these tlrctrInnA they are hannd.

mortgages which lhEy hal h@sumEu to pay. tf |
these hrctrnnA thcI are hound.
Tie .rssument+ m !l,e motion TO- thc fnlnnet1on
t'onpany WIRE conttnnrh all hny Jtst"rsnr hctnrs
judge faswc's., Mr. u. ). SCHUYLER eonesn"td ha
SFoaen Ian s A.h'o wi H. '2'Ts% y "see md
lll:,; wln e'osed The arguments were not 1u'o
~ UNIFIED MATE. cora... ,.-
+. 3. Jsiftay J. Gu, Of New furk. ased b'!l
yesterday aEatnst AArnn Hamburger, II stt Aaide
as.. h: ernd.n, N W.. "t'y an 7Sft Ssa etSg sssy
rrteseh 30 per cent. tint n"'n1 Tho amonnt 1T lha
u se,t RI. #. ss @ mss sss fes,s
ecnatnns % 10 inc value IF hi. a-.st@. claiming
ns % ns y sny 1;c s:s .s.:s IT, ias h
-; Ases @So:: +: :; i,als' saa 1;e:ts! e i < + $um:
tncc .hctt H. w,f!rnw tier opposition. and thas
J. y. farwe 4 r.. a.d ticll. tsttss a. 4 co;' r.
rs1ts r a9s n ~ t h ne.
lie co;;,,r.it!os.. FOR these a.n. co:apufnAnts
think lie composition ~as nut 'a't made.
BANKRUPTCY MATTYN.. ...
Andrew llcfenpaurt. ot Reading, Livingston
coarsf fled 4 petition 70 IN .lec.ted tankfnpi
y'"n:ss ' "nsase y. a sSsp ?ts' III eH
If land w"rtl, s'.f'oo. incumtersd fur all II u
wn't , 'i@sS q ssat',s ETC. n ama , ps nS
i d'.tLnr0e VA. te.ucd to a. t. Msllafd. to John
Encknnls. and ~ y. 1t. Arrrlt'.
ofC. /: wooaman 4 TO-. h'r bona being n1ed at
i Composition Of Il net cent was accepted In tic
easr uf ii. L.. salisbury.
A.-ignrc. viii b. ehn.en at 10 n; to-day ior
SUPERIOR cornr IN sntEr.
Frhncf. 4. Nhltt, ut HsonklIne. Mast., died q
ti! yesterday asalntt Anna 4. siorace NJ, Flor.
srrs A'es s.: !rsile + L.an: staT9 .aa, 7, "; ard
lnp. ta tnscCtu+e lruat-'!crti fur g. :r On all tf
iluEE ~ IN Itck'h Satsvfsf0n Of the y. l.. Il of
, 1877-10-30

t1fAyTEp-4pJD HEAL ESTATE IN SAX RtAN.
w cissu or farm on tho Pacific aids. In e4chanxe
tor buslnc pFpptEkJ Thu Veal ei1e; s&tVe. GIL
Adat&m II. Tribune et4ce-
, 1877-10-30

SUBURBAN xkEAI. ESTATE.
l;0RsAtE1tlui WILL. nuT 4 nEAUrffML LIT:
thene0t {l5 down nIid Is tlulasi cheapest properly
In 5lnrkrt ard %uFn abstract FIRE: III train
aIfrnt} 0n. tlkA HKUHS. ~! Las air st.. ltoutn J.
i,oK HALE-Lt,w run TAsIL Oi; TAi:T EX.
tlltnst for Wild land; g e!ty I"!., .rrn! hIl!k
r.nns tpacuua halls, bastInrHt Aaldry. furnace. ctl
and ts3Htabie fuorIs, u ntrrn ard ctrEant Inquire
~ l.. r.. MACK at t.nutr nuUt.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH

EAeToN. Penn. Oct. 90. y. Thatcher, letter
arrested here today by special OF the
Post-Ofico Department, Tor stealing letters
ALBANY, \. Y. oct. 2G.-WecOme Clark, of New
YORK nyve years od, died the canal boat Jay Cox,
which arrived here al sht OF the Austin.
NEW BFpFOgD, Mass, Oct. 2G--Private dispatches
announce tie 0f the whaling baks Rainbow aHd W ~
Fanswo II this port, IN the otic Sea- ana disasters To
several other wEa.err
FREDERICK. Md. Oct. 26.-The jury in the ease Of
Edward Casey, charged with the munl oi lbs e3n SOLO
man stsy d, Liberty SID the An OF Apfil last IOay
brought III = verdict OF murder IN tie nrst degree
ASNAPoLls, Md, Oct 2G.-ln the case Of William
Fdear Who Is charged with the murder of Mary DAVIS
1coor ON tie 81 last the jury rendered YER
dict of nansaughteI after having been consultation since
wednesday night
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct 2G.-At the Jackson, Tenn,
Fair yesterday during horse race two young ladies' at
~ cross he Uamied Ammo
Snfiock horse and prob bly, fatally injured
The Tell and threw hi. tiaer severely inJu s Ln
Auoter horse became euianged ne.es tilO~s hs
rider and fatally ilJur.hs hia.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
RAILROAD NOES.

Boston, Oct 26.-Ihe directors Of ,ne Dos
ton and Aluauy tlrOId a ueetihs held here to-day
agreed upon gross figures Of the report to the railroad
commissioners, as follows Operating expenses OF the
road tor tile year ending September 30, Sio9oO46
ganst 81 92i o. the previous year Total receipts
III 1G1 IL a.t usl S7,U3l bSc st year. lea Vnz net
bul me-, OF S2.167,lO2, As against S2,3Jl|oi IN 1876
OF t gr,s, rcsi t s26S2,l2i was from Lne Dlss n
~ ieD,rlmeuf, iuclGdh, u,ll an Oag1lgc So'|oolo
IRON, f,rigt and tie .mduhg S3OO,7Oo frOm various
nrccs Ot OF ,hc net rcccpi5 tAere ts ocrn heelrcd
oOU,OOO
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 26.-The first mortgage bond
holders OF the Ashtabula, YOUNGSTOWN and Ptts0urg
Railroad Company nel1 q meeting at the Continental
II - M to-ly Or the purpose Uf taking such acton as
t oe dcemeI proper to protect tneir interests III the
uD.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

LIVERPOOL, Fn1aY. o t. 26, 1877.
4 leading grain circular says: "At the Provincial
narleis tncre has beer adl frde iu wheat during t1e
uas week though there no alteration IN the value or
good samples % h1m3 growth. American wheat' under
this pressure 0f large arrivals, continue TO exhibit
ooVnard Tendency aud prices arc generally sxpencs
ia shilling urf gu rrr iO ,"t. U'rc,lpd at Tue cghDOf
ng aucs IItsly, ftr "n incs, Il - oeeh done
I'M tr, al "A ,JIt .lc cUfl.Ici,t thit dlY. MAJ has
.,i yery d. in with tle iuBcy ia favor OF selrrs. Az
fills market ty, '.cr. snau bdsn 80 100 Whel',
li a. ,,c,rrip' nu~ wei hHr rel Ihpit slppO nS
previous pr'es Iit Au-ri.a ap,lu. Whrdis were one
.lnv tJ t,. lcH... pre- Sat .utlper Four was ,l'W
II SAFE. Corn less active, at reduction Oi thtee
pence per quarter - -, -,
Te crc lar Of The liverpool Cotton Brokers, AssOcil-
tio u T.. review of ttc week, safs: Cotou has nth
in Increased md ins week. and othtunS bive gen
er;t iy.ie q. ArrIIc.tu was IN active demand, nj IS
4 ne iiiy li 90 3 ar. IN Sea Island tir Ousl.
i,,, was do-, iully previous prices Futirb ehcd
vii a fur ac4.Ed .lld very Illipd supply II ring,
aud bv Tucsd fdyancr of ls Ms est ibl sned
nee theu Cuetr blen moro dc-r - sell, while inc
dfanl las "a irn "a rhe marked closes du, al aOodt
last veuAs luursiti,ysl rdtcs"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
FOREIGN NOT s.

LoNDoY, Oct. 26.-A dispatch from Madrid
say, that la consequence OF t"e SpInish succ, sses ia
Cunt t Is believed ia ministerial crcl,s thai General
Martincz Campus Hll retun 10 SPAN u FcpfurY.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-The Bank OF New-Calc-
donna h;., tailed Il had not Circulation OF 100000
francs fs3o0U0D. Ibe European debts OF the bank
amount g. @4G0,0OJ
SYDNEY. Sept. 21.-Parliament resumed its
IONS OH Ia. IS. after tbc Ministerial rctl tctlous
TIA. iyetament was PROMPTLY defeased by majority Of
am the onestiou of suDply Tho Min sry thereupOn
-igued 10 Not known yet WAC Will d. cailed upon To
tOrn a new Nuns ~.
SYDNEY, Sept. 21.-Messrs. Clarke, Hodgson
T. Cn,luy ol b. SHANE, suspended payment. I.eil
lto ,,lides are ,ta;cd at $4,000.
,roe Hon. TAunlss nia. kct ote hens Is dead
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
WASHINGTON.
A PLAN TO ADJOURN NEXT WEEK.

a
nruocRATs CoNTIR WITH Mr.. RAVES ABOUT IT
ANOTHER ovERHAUIING or THE OLD LOUISIANA
STORY THREATENED-CABlNETAN AND DEPARTMENT
GOSSIP.
Influential Democrats in Washington are now
in favor of passing the appropriation bius
in the early part OF next week, and then ad-
journing promptly. Several of them have
called upon President Hayes with reference to
it. Ex-Governor Kellogg and Judge SpoifoId
were before the Senate Committee and made
statements as to what they wish to prove.
They propose 70 go into the whole SUBJECT Oh
the late Louisiana election. Ii Is now s'iio
that the English Mission will probably not oe
filed until December. A nomination tOr the
Mission to Berlin may be- made within
fortnight. 1t is announced from Pans that
an American Commlssi Oner is absolutely neces-
sory. if there is to be an American display.
Secretary Sherman states that the receipts OF
the Government are not paying expenses. a
new freproOf building for the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing is recommended. There
has been falling off in the business of the
Patent Office.