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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-29

1t was all very pleasant reading when the
redoubtable Gail Hamilton confined her eff
forts to impaling the editors of those news
papers who dared oppose James G. Blaine's
pretensions to the presidential nomination |;
but when she turns her batteries against
those editors who have "gone back" on the
faith once delivered to Blaine, Butler and
such like saints, there is consld rable vino
ing among the faithful. The truth, this
time a; least, barbs her arrow, and it makes
'em vince when she says that any honest
seeker after facts, living in the rural dis
tricts, in the early days of the present ad-
ministration, "with no source of irforna-
tion but the newspapers, could but grow
dizzy, dazed, clean daft, at the wild
waltz, the reckless somerssults, the
"grand and lofty tumbling even of staid
old newspapers" While we are not pre-
pared to admit that Rutland is one of the
rural districts" yet we cannot but think
that Gail has correctly described the condi-
ton of the exclusive readers of a certain
staid old newspaper" up this way when
they contemplated the sudden flop from
Grantism" to a support of President
Hayes policy, and considered that it was
all put on to save certain-we won't say
what
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-29

William H. Barnum could buy an cleo
ton to the United States senate, but he
could not purchase reelection as presi-
dent of tbs Connecticut western railroad
company. Can it be possible that New
England legislatures are more corrupt than
New England railroad companies?
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-29
OENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, May 81, 1877, trains
will run as follows, Sundays excepted):
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
an d il:o5 a. m. and a:io and s45 p. m. WV
MAIL-Leaves Rutland at $50 for Man.
chester. Bennington and New York, via Troy
or Lebanon Springs ana Chatham.
Observation-Disclosures Rutland at sos a. m.
for Bellows Falls Boston and New York.
MAIL.--Leaves SC. Adams at 100 a. M, Buri-
ington at e,2O q. m. Ticonderoga at 1850 a. m. :,
arriving at Rutland at ll;Oo q. m. Leave Rut-
land IL m: Tor Boston, Springfield New
EXPRESS-Leave Rutland Hos a. m. for New
York via North Bennington and Troy.
p. m, connecting with trains from Montreal,
and St. Adams, arriving In Rutland at $40 p m.
MIXED TRAIN-Leaves Rutland at 2l0 pm,
for Manchester ana Bennington.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at4:00 D. m. II,
for Bellows Falls and Brattleboro.
NIGHT EXPRESS-From Ogdensburg, Mem
land Gas p. m. for Kew York via North Ben
nington and Troy.
Leaves Rutland at sos and $40 Q. m, and 2:06
EXPRESs--MAIL--From New London, Spring.
neld, Boston, Bellows Falls, Troy and Benning-
ST. Adams. Montreal and Ogdensburg.
EXPRESS-Leaves New York at 500 a. M,
Rutland a.4o 2 M, fer Ticonderoga, Burling-
NIGHT RXPREss-Leayes New York at $50
p. M, via Troy and North bennington; Rut-
land o:06 am, for Burlington, st. Adams, Mon
trea', and the west. Excepting Saturday nights
when II leaves New York at at $50 D. m, and
Rutland 1920 a. m, for Burlington. 81. Adams
Montreal and Ogdensburg.
MIXED TRAlN-Leaves Rutland at 7:s, am.
for Burlington.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Bellows Falls at 8 90
O. M, arriving In Rutland at $50 a. m.
Observation-Disclosures Bellows Falls at Gas
p. M, arrivinglin Rutland at 9:t0 D. m.
Trains leave Burlington going east, for Mont
pelier, &C., at 1880 a. M, 1240p. m. and Tl6 pm.
Trains leave Bellows Falls going north, for
White River Junction, &C., at T:l6 q. m. and
HAS am, and $40 and 1900 p. m.
~ Sleeping cars are attached TO night trains
between Sc. Adams and New York.
j. W. HOBART, Genr bupt.
st. Adams, VT. May 10. 1877.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-29
Ths gmtland Daily Glabe
TUESDAY, MAY 90, 1877.

Fact for our dog fanciers. A dog was
released from a pound in Philadelphia,
Thursday, and Immediately turned around
and bit his deliverer. Oh, how cruel, ri
diculous aud unnatural it is to muzze a
dog
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-29

Hereafter THE DAILY GLOBE will be sold
for TWO CENTS A COPY. THE GLOBE con-
tains ALL THE NEWS FURNISHED BY
ASSOCIATED PRESS and by reliable Special
Correspondents. 1t is excelled by no other
newspaper in the State in any respect AT
the greatly reduced price now announced it is
one Of the cheapest as we'll as one Of the best
newspapers in the country.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-29

Snuff or dust OF any Kind and strong caustic,
or poisonous solutions aggravate Catarrh and
drive IL to the lungs. DR., Sage's Catarrh Rem
ing, and healing properties. Each package
prepares one pint OF the Remedy ready for use,
and costs only so cents. Sold by druggists,
, 1877-12-10

sumrd by Mr. Waldorf. The juvenile n7nn. As
TIA part VIA not d largo onc. however, u ic-
trAetcd but little frntn the success Of the whole
divided hetween Misses Wlc.o and Volt and
Mr.. llclmcr. and It IS hard to dccidefto whoin
OF these The greatest praise for brilliant acting
Is due Ats Wcse is particularly suited for s'lc!l
PARTS ns that OF thu refined and hchcrnln0 Deh-
es of marlborough, ami 1t Is doubtful whether
there Il. another actress n the country who
could gtTo the naughty, sc1fsst. schcminR Duch-
css with eqttal finish. Miss Wolff rs the we'll
meaning but weak Queen dnnd, could hardly
liayc been better: She dressed, looked, anu
acted ike real Queen. shc va. particularly
effective whrn sl,e lcarns Of tho faet that TIC
Duchcss loves tho same man, .lfdshanr, whout She
loves hetsclf. The Yseo,.nt ~ l}o'in9eroks
WAS represented by ME. 1IclmcT III manner
which Isiseted Rreas credit upon th's nose
ho has given In this city. Miss LIndcmann also
deserves Ereht praise for her rendition ot
tho character Of 1bt9aH. ard showed how tnl'
,ncnscty sire has improved since her engage
was the only one which suffered in the hands Of
Mr.. Waldorf. This gentleman evidently LOOK
urcst paius to do well, but he faflc.l to do jus-
fIvc 10 tho part. Ills deficiency was probably
n1urt conspicuous on aec0ttut NJ tho pfiIl1ant
ronwAkHTs TuNNRR-uALt.
At the West Side Theatre was Gtfon :" Elm
reaticltcr Kaufman y "A Merchant. ..Nobtcman>,
ono of tho most plcasln9 con'ea!cs OF that
charming writer, G. 4. 0oesIer. Tho audience
IN nm whch y @ ihc play affords. Mesars. Meyer and
Beho1er, upon whom fell tho heaviest portion
ol the work, wctc excellent In their persona.
tlons, and were frequently called be10rc thS
curtain With applause aud shouts of "hrav1.'
fund oi fun that il seldom. given on tbs stage
without descending into vufgAr!tica such as tho
"gtosse posse It contain.
, 1877-12-10

TALK WITH AA'OOfs AOrhtos
The Hon. Alex Morris. c1-taoyernor OF Mani
toba, and his daughter, arrived In this city yes
tcrlay from Fort uarry, and stopped At tho
Palmer House. liu Is tho gentleman who was
relieved lately by Gov. Couciion. He has occu-
pied the position of iovcthor OF the Province
Tor five years. To TRIBUNE reporter the cx-
Governor stated tnat tho PROVINCE Hus prosper
Ink uoat admirably 10 point Of increase In popu.
latlon and trade. Winnipeg, which WAS but
settlement Of 800 people ilye years ago, hns
gruwE to q city OF 1000 Inhabitants. For tho
r,t ttme ID s htst9sy, ManitoSs ,n,te... sIs sx,
being largely developed, snd cattle and
horse raising are being pushed. Horses arc
valuable In tho Prov1ncc,.n ms they arc largely tn
demand for fretghtln0 purposes Education Is
not neglected, aud the University Of Manitoba,
which Is controlled BY both the rrotcstants mud
Cathollcs, Is prosperIng. and Ia one Of tue nsst
institutions Of lts kind In this country. The
{3Uycriur speaks very hopefully Of the future
Of tic country, aud highly ot the people "ho
hayo settled there. Hov. Couchon was kindly
received BY The people there, and hu bclleses =,
that Mrs. Cn>tchon died from tho ELECTS of tho
cxsrcnu Northern climate. which ras too nli1cll
for an already rnfccblcl constitution, Tho
Goycrnur aud bis daughter learo Tor their homo
III Perth, Can., this afternoon.
, 1877-12-10


Postmaster Smith has been cnaarrang Ets Of
fco aud taking III moro room. This will bc
nude ,noncy-ortor Office In the spring., The
improvements have bcen made 50 Us to ACCOM-
mDdato thu increase Of business.
Miss Jessie Conthonr has returned home,
after IN absence OF several months.
Tile graduating exercises ot tho Cook County
NorInsl Srl,ool occur Friday. Dec. II. Miss
Alice Wllaon viii deliver tho valctiletorY, anu
Miss Maggie Met;urn will rcud tllu nsIxu cssay.
'rhe prize Is 3lu In gold. trot. Rfclias1s will
deliver the class address.
Several cascs Ut scarlet fever md diphthcrla
lrannus Group tTeurcd last wcce. Joseph Z.
Butll, a,cil II years. alld son Of str. clMse
wcre the victims. They wcro OH nly sick 4 few
hours.
ner Thursday cyrulsg ut Tillotsou lialt. Tie
next lecture OF tho ltbrasy course will be Dec.
IL, by Mr. French.
, 1877-12-10

the famous painter, tells the following story TO
show TINT The wills pf Presidents Washington
emuatcd her husband In punctua!ity:
'My father had an engagement to paint =
miniature OF Mrs Washington In Philadelphia,
the General being thea out of town. lie was
Obliged to Ko TO Aer house. and thu appoint-
meot for a tirst sitting was. arranged for 7
o'clock In the morning. Ny father arrived 1t
he WIS exactly on time. The thought then
struck him tnat possibly It might be early ~
d!stusb lady, md be decided TO gtFc Ten mln.
utcs' grace befose knocktuE u the door. lie
end ii ID ,nioutes pulled out his wsteh and
r4ug the bell. liz was ush.red Into the psrlos,
sud Mira. Washington, sccosting him, drew out
her watch and said she had 3ivGn her orders for
tAs day, bad heard hex daughter kakv her lsss0as
, 1877-12-10
A FISH-ST0RY,

11 fh& Editor nf' The 1FthAne.
Chicago, Dec. 8t-Bccalmed tu tho Pacific
Oceau-latitudo exactly nothing, longitude
about 100 dcg.-in 1870. this old ship Chariot
idlcu away tnatly precious hours OF tho tedious
six sncnths' voyage 10 tho "Golden Gate" I
WAS listening to tlIe dreams Of mealth which
it seemed awaited each and every QUO OF the
no.lcy crew out! still moro heterogeneous pas;
scngcrn. Ono lIttis carpenter had lust c4clt cd
my youthful admiration by declaring: !" shall
remain fn CalIturula until ret sl00 QUO, II have
to stay ak mouths" 70 year Afterwards be was
begging Ills passage back to - tsis States" y:
hcsta,n to describe were there not another
wltncx. now resident u this city, The sea was
Alcl with e1Qu!sttcly'bcauslfu! siado's an1
aear}ti II was as thougi, thy rich.
sss ssnts aroa u. fdsns @ our s se
all sizes aud colors; IN stripes, IN diamonds, 10
ngutes.-regular as tho buost looms coutd turn
themt e0u.r wcfe hiceIy rolled, but yard ot
two floating free, as though soe wIly 6ouet24itts
4Ha'tdms," Others were In lengths Ut yards
on yar1s Of Richest. blended tlcs.
We atuod bcHlldcrcd,-oycn awe-str11ck. Tho
old Captain, . whalcr for forty sears, hail
ths% .,ssta some Of this 'eaF0'0' but nothing Ike
Wore thu golden hopes fructltying hero In
mIl-occani Had we but to "hDtst ahoard y
the precious freight, and turn our prov whcse-
ever DcAut3 1Al I&sioH pNt !o9A49 AoG AuolH.
menti Il seemed 50, ID verify. ~ We rubbed
our astoaiss'et3 eyes, and ga1ed upon tho glitter
bucket IN hand. aud bcdu tho strange harvest:
And strange, indeed, Il proved! Fast a.
drop from my. eager pa'ns into the ruds re,
eep,asls,-a lisgt.sttng mass Of mixed pigment!
through my lnEers." ! even thought | had
discovered tho origin Of that expression.
| Tie .icrIstye shouts that greeted .ne as was
1otatcd 10 the deck mere July excellcd by thust
which saluteti my rapidly:swsll!ug aud fedden
ing limbs. Atl .t'oiy. ! had been feartuIl,
p0aoncd By sn Interesting variety Of the AMI
mal Kingdom, classed % Aeakpha, urlel
4uajvsu, sua-kln9dom itatiiatd. NV rapidly.
closing eye4 burtly enaled lnu to dlscefn
that thc sea vas rtobo,!has, aa u no
unweicome "rlpple" told Of tho coming Kait
Terminating Tho long inactivity. Thus ende.
my arst and last experience with this variety o
Eea-nettle." Though hayo spent many long
months A. sea, a,,1 Ilavc Waited many oceani
md bays, have neYer aealu behcld the sigh
described; nor hase ! net With any one, how
cysr "salt," who could sp!n similar "yarn."
| NJ. I. CoOkB.
, 1877-12-10
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. DECEMBER TO- 1877

sion OF Rus.fan mtlttcrank women within
tllclr own 1nrnc*. You must t,aso known
n Russian of tho trading class for totno
time before lie thinks It advisable to intrtnltseo
his wife; anil you must have hecn hts int'tnntc
friend for years bcfnrc he would tnkc tho
lncrtY OF letting her SIT down tn tab!c In yo,r
presence. Russian women 60 ont nj ttours With
their Children hut Bcldoin With ttrIr huehantis;
md man ts not expected to take hot[co ot
another mans wife by lowlng to her II slle
passes him In tho strpcts. Ono of the sfghts
which surprises Russian Of the mttfiana cities
most when he gocs to Ct. Petersburg, Moscow,
or Odeesa, ts 10 notice tho prom!scuon. [tow Of
both sexes In the streets and In places Of amtee-
mcnt. As to tho spectacle OF married latiics
sitting In the boxes Ut Theatres With their
shoulders bare, this amazing license Ia enough
to take bts breath Away.
, 1877-12-10

lar favor by puttlng bin, in a prominent position
IN their of'cIary. He has mnny other ifendt too,
who, without ttonbting that ho male a mistake
h!eh led htm Into d9Ing n1," Eys h,m
pounding Of him at tho hands of smhll an, vcnrc.
fns creatures who vete nadc. and no donht Justly.
10 feel the weight OF his hand when he had power.
-Dt' -"o"s t}a> @to'*'tT tRtp>.
,,i, .osan p..on nats ~ hnsot .l.tns.o.. ~"
FEehtAent nnconntefs p!otlom" bnyond his grasp,
nna. Wn;!e nis treatment q them ~ flahsllie' n
ssssnt!aiiJ tnnGrncial. its anxiety rcRaran9 o.
n.n,as u ~ g "trnn
sen,b,aaee Of cant We don6t not thst tho public
opinion u Tho world, and Tho conscience Of Tho
eauntsy and tbs a9c. would hc .attsded viii,
and money 'mctchanta on no hiGhef ltscl and 10
more favored footing thna the promiecnoua mass
OF creditors ard debtors, merchants. tAfners.
mechanics, producers, and coheunesa. -udfffSfon
rha ranort ~ t,,e sonth no,o,ino r,ao;e.
o .erJtns " liz, snas..,n.s.I r",,...s,
!etso eommiuee, Wntca lnset.'k"tteu ~ n.se.soho s
s.cctlon !o tnc Ssnhs' M .n1 ~ stne 1He,
tbas sheY e'1sn rare oesed oney for tSs Yoca o.
cn.a o. omey ne1ha s 70 n,ns - wv ,n NV
bera who took b. money: The: prlces r.necd from
An oEeseoat 10 3lh, pp: good many OF fhe mem.
bers fhied to gct lheaf money, SONS sefelstnea
part only, and IONS receiving none At AZ. iAt.
teteon told ono memoee "ho oannea nsta tnnL
Ihh ID eltct'oh hnu coat MORO tnnn II was
wott ana 10 - donotle1S moo tenn nm eses - 1 en- l.
estimated u s4u,ooV
po{t n rror,,,ar+.,on.,,t,or, ~ .te gtafa asr.
~ ~. .ana.tas, :. -. a, En,inor ~.
~ a,n,ns an.9s haf h,.s
no not 10 oeenpJ tua. PaSc , ss,5 .u,x'
Io. !onses tnan eet n, Potaars M .mu T.
Ssi sG - =. su. H H., nmE sn,aan Soci.,ixn u 5
, 1877-12-10

These patrons OF the German theatre who
alIs- I'd tic opportunity to witness tho performs
uucc of .sI,ls Glass Wsxsers' u glass Of wator}
ty Mr, W1ssters Company At the New Chlesgo,
1n!sscl rare treat, for liner performance has
seldom tecu introduced In this city. Das
Glass Wasaar" i. = STANDARD historical comedy,
Translated trom The French Of Berihe, Of great
excellence; but iu orler to bring It out with
KouL effect 1t uceda IN exceptionally stroug
east. Because It requires three actresses and
Two actors Of 6Fst-clA4s ability u tho reason OF
IL not being olteusr produced In
this country. In order to bring
out this play in IT, pest shape,
Mr.. wurzter, With his usuA enterprise, went
10 the expense Of engaging three Of the best
leading scfsesses In thr country to asaume the
p1,nsdpsl chsrst4crs, and these, With AE. Ael-
iner, the leading map Vt the company, peEfosln'
III the play III 4 manner Nhich would have been
klmply perfect hsa IL not suffered 4 little frum
tvs xe*kueas Vt oas of bks sasss:tasss that "
, 1877-12-10
CURRENT OPINION.

sTFn rcaauaoa IA M aarcno AT a artnmAr.
"so ,,1I 60. ~ 1,s""s -
morning. "hat ffea!dent hayes has 70 sAy, ne
says plainly, clearly, clesn1y. On no point doca
he iaaSe his meaning 1t I'll IN donht'-618dto
AfpFsss tRtp.l.
rba r,rc;rratf ramm.r4;ai anvs tha Pras,.
t' e4AstNH"'' ."J7 WV .s"'
dehfa mtssago Rtves evidence That os ma hos bscn
able 10 master the silver question. No, Il givos
eytdrnca thst Enstefn ideas hsye ppnstered 1ha
1,,".sdsn, ya.an,;t. fTsnn !, I,n..Jern inn
sFe''oeA'' ''--o'"p'''' '1'""'' 4"*''ss." 'O'"'"
II Nr' Hayes hao donnea M opinions on
Ctsil-seFTlea Fefotm and the sonthcEu policy
eighteen months Ago ~ ha has given them In biz
na.,sus does ANYBODY hoilevs that In would hayo
49,. -. rsnnh;,s.r .andia.t. IN ~. p,..id,ncx,
oe9u tae ,tsspHntu" W. '4's @'s9"sas''
-ttea HfPao''ea" s"'P'''
FROM naoinnino tn and the tnno fcf the
tresidcnt'. .1es.arsf il high snd mrs. and ibo
feadssis trrs.stpIy fotcsd to tho coneluaioa that
tho satha. means t1 10 exert the power ana tnau.
Snes ~ Als kteas otas9 tuos sns eoun"! suAts ~
h.n n a'
Tint mart ~ lin rr,sident's ,nakaaoa which
rolstss 10 Ronthern s.i5s Ind ths soathern nolIcv
iii nnt ~ m.et %itn rnrx hsa1ts .nnsavas f16m tx
nsnnhc.n nsrtY ~ tha enuntrt. IL xicw. al af
Wiki HI hssn sccnmpiished In the sonth wtSi noi
be generally accepted. Tho concord, friendship,
and attachment to lhs gntoa to ms south are not
very appsts1t --zdeA tAaadtfFt DfsfoN cTgaa.
rrhc pr.aIdonisx n,essnoa sova nothfno et,out
~ ~ 0&J .sssnb ssus rIs
tne iAmop4 hoa' polikIts osoes. aaseasses etst.
csNNe tGIotMi y Heats, staet stsuet} " w
eu.e ~ tna pshe,p!ss eaa 9st1uas out u axaesss
W rn,[anI ~ rc,i5so, ~. n%onia', -.
, 1877-12-10

The orttst, tho aushor and tho modtste have
combined to make AHdrtus' Hdzdr ono Of the most
Competent critics, ~ wcll as this voice Of tho
ladies. pronounce 1t n success. 1ts price. within
tho reach Of a, makes It necessity to those who
hato oDco used 1t. Send IL cents to W. r. An
dsaws. Cincinnati, 10. specimen COPY.
, 1877-12-10
GT&R.GA7FRc.

.susetat DspatcA 10 ms cAlea9s Tribune.
LA9ALLE, Dcc. 0.-The rare and beautiful
spectacle presented bY tho occultaston Of Venus
was en]oTed by ulany of tue people Of this city.
No euylous rlouds Intercepted the view, sud
the weather WAs mild.
, 1877-12-10
THE MISSING SHIP,

LONDON, Dec. a-Steamers recently arrived
at Queenstown report that they hayo been
somewhat retarded by eaaterlY winds, such a.
would also delay the City Of Berliu II she WAS
proceeding under slil.
, 1877-12-10

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New Yong, Dec. 9.-A.riyed ths steamship
Celtic, irom Liverpool.
PLyxouru, Dec. 0.-Arr!ysd tha steamships
Labrador aud Pomncrania, from New York.
QukkasTowH, Uec. Q.-Steamshlp Ctr OF
CheAter from Nuw York arrived.
, 1877-12-10
OBITUARY.

WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. 0.-Dr. Albert T.
Dlcdsoe, editor Of tho !SoutffFn Revftp, ltstin.
guIahed minister sad former Professor OF the
University OF Virginia, died at Alexandra, Va,
Last night OF paralysis.
, 1877-12-10
PULLMAN h0TEL.cARS

ars now running regularly between Chicago aud
Council Biuts on the California express tsa!na OF
tho Chicago l. Northwestern Hallway. No olhes
road runs Pullman hotcl-c4rs or nny other fern Of
hotel.csss. through between Chicago and The Mis-
aouE Mser, Ticket o1ices, o. Clark sstust, under
Sherman House.
, 1877-12-10

nasses lin u thc strrcts ~ t1ne n the stuhts
% which s,1rnriscs @ M 81 Russian Of tic mt1ian, ctics
1 u = bc lug an II maces "
mrn,' A. h the snectseie nf married. inIic.
sitting In the boxes Ut theatres with thcir
tn ~" Il. l1cath nIs srax ''ss1'' 10
~ '""' 1'' o''"'" """,.
AN r,fiSnrsa,yr F1rHrnAr..
"N tn,rt,nenS,n9. mHm' tondan : 9tnt,' n
phssphs' NOV. 14'-"c nave JUST passeo
through a number of funeral ceremonies.
saxony, which possessed a few weeks since
three Queens, ha, now but one, On tic 18th Of
OF eepteMoe'' IN he1 "e"oeus S',a' A. @ "aea'.
wIts' near Dresden, died Tho Quccn
Dowagcr Maria Anna 1copo1dtne, aged "a
wears: and in tho Row! Palace OF this town.
W 'ns . esn n. ~ ns" ~ ,,ts s...,
fn.' tue t4ucen Oo"aQeF Ama''a Ausuete pessea
TRANQUILITY !uso another ltfc: queen Mnfla'
Bsvarian Princess, daughter OF King Mas!m'ltan
ond rn.rrf-d m tbo a.th ~ Anr,t tsae. tho
sno ."s.!'eu W .a' sssa y. "p,, s, 1000 NV
ch3on h1nR fe1eallen AuRnst -. ohe .s "as t,lo
:sa sSs es:H sophia s .n'*' .. tue
queen AnaiIa, tw1h sIster OF ~. Vueen Eliza-
osth o o. ffus IT. oosm % ou tme a1sn H. o. tn. oyo
KIT s1 ~ Ravsrj. nv hsr vonngc.t .,.cr nj hsr
elohsss ana s.efs aed Seora 1T. ~" rhey 5
weTe; hinE auawigp gpIl., !: o. , haTasa, Enmptsss
EaroiIhe o. hastf r!laso Snataea 2. nasata,
Goean E!szaoc5n O. % ttasS1a, Hscn4neness ns sopa!a
n.a, W. nnu n ;is ,;mcs I.T ~ as.nrn
mar9'eu Nos. ~ los5 lr'nceyonann u saa.9nyt
Mao, alteF tno sao4Tn aeasn ~ ~ ofS.ns.,
kfleurtcn Auguht HI ascchuea ths oaaon
thtone. Iaeen Alna!ta .t, naG e'knt ,h en.orem, ~
fsisn'ns Kins A Of - saxsiy; Prince 0sesgs, ths I
Ezabesh. pnehcss @ ~ DoHagGs ong e., 81 uenoa. Inc
, 1877-12-10
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Academy OF Sciences Thursday evening next
Nal. i. II, Cole will lead tho MONDAY imcet- |
ing today. Subject: ~ Tho a[an of Praycr."
Mre. and Miss Cole will be present and assist
In The singing.
The fret OF series Of bustncs+mcn's deyo-
tional meetings will be held in 1owor Farwe'l |
Hall to-day at p. n1., conducted by E. q.
Keith, Of Keith Bros. FREQ to all business men
OF tho city.
Wills some young men were scut1l[ng and
foolinE yesterday afternoon In John Bcuz' So
Inou, No. 7sa Lake street. colorcd man was
thrown down ar.i had his right leg broken t'c-
iow tic knee. Ilc was removed for treatment
to tho County Hospital.
ALE o'clock ycstcrliay morning German
shoemaker, IA yenrs Of age, named Eisrbert
Ncieru, died suddenly in lis led at No. 40
1Icnty street. Or. Wanzcr, who was called In,
tnys scrcnscl had been ail!ng Tor sotno tlnc'
and iEtd NJ chronic Enstrtis.
The Cou.rrrator Is tho tito selected for new
tenlnonthly publication TINT ID announced TO
appear Jan. i. ls78. in tho interest Of tnc "co!
uscl people of tho cit!, State, and Notthweat;,'
The editors will be A. T. Hall, il. james +.
Henderson, aud Ferdinand L. Barnett.
Alta meeting Of tho English section OF the
WorkinRme, Of the United States {Commun-
tsts}, held ycstr1daY afternoon ut the West
Twclttl, Street Turner iiall, i WAS resolved 50
soon to assemble. in oha Of The Eastern States.
At s:t5 yesterday morning John Doyle, Of
Fire Engine Companr NJ. 23 discovered fro
In the frame cottage No. 70 Farrell street,
owned aud occupied i: !l! dwclilng hy John % Far.
in tns Royal Canadian. Cause. defective
chimney.
Lodge, No. st4. I. o. 3. F., held Tuesday cyct,-
ing the iollo"ng o'Sts Ms.G ,s1,sa, 'Vt te
sn,'ng teEn ; y IL ssrrie WafetcF sSrc,ap, zaca,.
ftah Thomas; ffTats ses!etas5l 1"essn 'se
son: lFsasqreE "1ilan stray l11sesm5c!ef ssa.I,.
1nwood, Jonn Ai!an1. 1onn e@a"'nghan'
Ae"'s a'"'"'''' o'"'41' - -'t@1s'
lna paragraph eoneesn,ng ~ pigeon soon%
maten % aHs tbut !, =, ~ rnncteH ~ mnr
"Audubon Glu rules, nas .ne Ing sIt
fntgr .ioa ~ ,nasn,,,c "a ~ thnt
worthy association oi spornmcn 10 !, TO- , mase or or
n'9 f,acs a ~ at ahas nntsi "oa' ~
well 10 .saSe 'heot sne 'pten .,p ,,ox
Tor III The ~ cnsuips year Friday evening: Com
,Manf!er. t.. ii. Tcfro: sei,tur Vice Commander,
q. L. Mann; Jun'or Vice. Commander. D. $.
Bolkcom; Quartcnnasses, y. Y. ztmmrrman;
Surgeon, b. It. 'i}rowcr; Chaplain, X. ". Dy-
bali; Of,cr vi tho DAY. Johi ". 8tebb!nRn;
Oil!ecs of the Guard, L. ". Lange; Jalgc AI-
vocatc f. 4. shrr1Mrnc. Delegates to State
Encampment-E, J. Har!sncss. 'ucot, Gross, +.
bail Il. i, Nustot,t j. Leroy Bennett. Alternatcs
-Geurgc ". Smith, f. j. Whitehead, john Il.
Eoya' !. H. Ra'a' Ms5sulti' E. b. s''cF'''ah " l.
hlahn' A. H. Ao'''''
The railway thteves arc again prosecuting
their labors: few iays aao they oroko 4 to one
II the toniea ea:s .! ane @ Mseena!m @ 'nassSntSm
transportation Cpn 2any, as'a eto,a tIcfeifom
x cnscs of imporsc'! siEars, "hlGn % wsro ev'l !.
HaTris q hi. eit5. II !. not k1own mex, e4aet;ly
where 5he eoobefy va" eos1ln'stgo' seoGka i .Io
rawaynuhorlt!es arc @ z. the optnon . nat. tat to
, 1877-12-10
YELLOW FEVER,

Nxw YoRx, Dec. a-Ths schooner Joshua
Orlndle, arrived Yesterday from Ut. jaxo, re.
ports that sIx Of her crew died At sea Of yellow
fever,