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other mattors, md whose Judgment upon all
questions Of life, liberty, and property, and
Upon tho rights and tlntics Of citizens and
tho powers OF The Government, is accepted
as the Inv Of tho land. 4 divided Court Ia
not nnytling now. These sa1,te Ave Judges
woro tliyided-t1ireo to two-upon tho quea-
tion OF tho validity of the act making green-
backs n 1cgal-tentler, and that Was non-
partisan question. Tho fact Of division no
moro implies partisanship on tho part Of the
majority than on that Of the minority Of tho
five Judges. Tho fact TINT tho Court WAS
not packed in the interest OF either party
entities It to tho same respect md confidence
Tint Nro extended to my other Court COM
posed Of men Of leazning, ability, md per-
sonal integrity.
But afr. Cam and his associates, who flnd,
or nny find, in tho judgment Of this Court
that which warrants them in saying awe
told sou So" TINT It was not safe to leave
thia question to tho decision Of mon not
pledged to decide particular way, fall back
on the position TINT it was better to have had
two Presidents md two Governments, with
divided Congress and civil war, and tho
States arznyed in support of tho riynls, than
to have peaceful, legal settlement. Tho
men WHO talk Of civil war to decide an elcc-
tion mny tickle tho fancy Of hungry, disap-
pointed spoilsmen, but they provoke, as they
deserve, tho contempt Of every iaw.abiding,
honest, and Intelligent citizen.
, 1877-02-14

The Electoral Commission yesterday on
tered upon tho consideration Of the Louisl.
ana caao, and listened 10 tho arguments of
the Congressional counsel assigned to tho
duty OF appearing for the objectors,- -s,eua.
tor MCDONALD aud Representative JEsks TO.
tho Democrats, antl Senator IlowE and Con.
Huh1-nuT for tho Republicans. Tho s1,oaohcs
OF the Democratic counsel wcrc chiefly con.
fined to the political aspects Of tho caso,--
tho assertion Of frauds concerning which no
proof will be entertained by the Commission,
nnd which consequently might as we'll lavo
boon omitted from tho arguments. The
Republican counael consumed their allotted
ti'no In denials and countcr.allegations, 70
that tho Tribunal listened 10 four hours of
talk TINT had no bearing upon tho questions
10 be decided. MATT OAnrrsrrn, who nm.
pears as tho voluntary counsel Of tho Louisi-
ana bulldozcrs, began the legal arguments,
and had not finished when tho Commission
adjourned A decision is expected to.1nor.
row.
, 1877-02-14

An cntire day Of valuable timo was wastcd
by tho 1louse yesterday in tho discussion Of
the Florlda case, which las already been de.
cidcd by tho Tribunal and tho vote counted
for HAYES by tho Joint Convention. Dusi.
ness Of tho 1noAt vital importance, tho con-
aideratlon OF numerous appropriation bills,
and other legislation iinperatiysly demanded,
remains in au untlnished and in many In.
stances m untouched condition, ant,
the improvement Of every spaso mo.
ment that remains between now and tho
3l OF March would hardly accom-.
plish the work to be dons; and yot the
House Democracy take an entire day to talk
about . question that Is generally supposed
to be iHcvocably settled. General sunposI.
tton may, however, be at fault In this regard,
aud the debate OF yesterday part Of tue
programme Of resistance and obstruction
which has been laid out for fulallmeut Ia the
event Of an adverse decision In tue Louisiana
and Oregon cases. 1t ia difficult to attach
Guy other significance to yesterdays waste
Of words and time in tue House.
, 1877-02-14

4 pair Of brave patriots md disiutercstcd
statesmen wcro yesterlay added to tho list
Of reformcrs who from q solemn sense of
duty lage felt compelled to advocate tho
cause Of Old Usufruct. punMAx and Car
rESrEn aro tho latest distinguished converts
Tho former Florila carpot.bacger with
numerous unsayory Congressional antoccl.
entH freely alleged aud as freely believed,
such as tho salo Of a cadotship, hand in the
Frecdmcn's bank robbery, etc. aud the
litter tho Wisconsin ex-senator no cclc.
bratcd as puriat in politics mud
morals. 1t happens rs curious coincidence
that both OF these sensitive statesmen l,ayc
somehow been counted out Of their seats
III Congress, though OF course this circun,-
at"nco Inns nothing to do with The sudden
zeal they llavo manifested in behalf OF FUR
count aud lilo election Of T1LpES.
, 1877-02-14

Tor ahort-clcars. Highwincs vera easier, ut
s1.n' per gnllon. Flour WINS in moderate
demand and strong, Wheat closed 10 high
CT, ut s1.3ia cash and 91.32a for March.
Corn closed ac higher, Mt 41so for March md
4hsc for hny. Oats closed 10 lower, ut 354o
cash md 85sc for March. 1syc WAS steady,
at fol@7oc. Darley closed lal1, nt 5ac for
March. Hogs were dnll and weak, and
closcd 1ac lower, Mt ST. 75@G 10 for common
to cxtra. Cattlo wero nctivo md unchanged,
with sales ut S2.7595.so. Sheep we're firm.
Last Saturday evening tl,ore was in storo III
this city 3,4aGts ts05 In wheat, 2,553,748 bu
corn, G75, I'll bu oats, ,207 bu rye, aud
o7s, AGO ba barley. Ono hundred dollars in
gold tSa ,,ss" would buy s'''.'' in sr'en'aeas at
, 1877-02-14

The Chicago 1in.e4. which aomo mouths
ago, when tho city was In its worst financial
plight, advanced sono ridiculous sucace.
tons about reducing city cxpontiku,esto to MI.
now thinks $4,000, eco ia about the RIGHT
sim to be spent, aud says That tho party
which proclaims lis Intention TO reduce the
city expenses to that amount will carry tho
election this coming spring. This IL very
reasonable estimate, since we assumo that
the 1tmts sets thfs tignTG for actunt expenses
over aud abo7e tho intorest account, Which
amounts to perhaps $Soo,000 10 81 900, GOO
more, including tho interest on tho aoating
debt. Il It Is meant, however, that tLo sum
Of ss,ooo, 600 shall cover ail tho current cx-
penscs and tho interest, tho scheme IL not
practicable without seriously cEiprling tho
kire aud Police Departments, abandoning
even tho meagre effort TINT is now made to
, 1877-02-14

Congressman PunMAN's respect for tho
Florida Canvnsslug Board ceased when that
body failed to canvass votes enough to re-
elect him. Ever since the ofticial announce.
mont of the Florida roso WIS made, Pun,fAy
has had doubts Of the integrity and
ability Of tho Republican canrassers
who could not overcome tho majority
OF nearly 1000 which DAVIS, his Democratic
competitor, WAS shown to hayo - on tho face
Of the returns" PunMAS proposes to con-
test tho seat, md in order to mako himself
''solid" with the Democratic majority in
tho nc1t House 1t became necessary for him
to deliver tho lopg-prcpared speech and pro-
duco the cut-anl.dricd sensation Of yestcr.
day,
, 1877-02-14

A bill prepared by Corporation Counsel
ANTHONY, OF Chicago, to facilitate tho collcc-
tion of water taxes, rates, or assessments,
was yesterday introduced in tho Legislature
by Representative EAs1os, Of Cook. Tho
bill remedies serious defect In tho existing
Inv, ~ it provides for tic sale Of lands upon
which tho wafer taxes are unpaid IN tho
same manner that the collection Of other
taxes and assessments is enforced by judg-
ment and sale. Another bill, providing for
the collection Of taxes of this kind now In
Arrears, was also introduced.
, 1877-02-14

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ao,o ooo ~ .an,., ~ .,,s a asa.,-. M ] :'..'.
c1no,s so,t nan p =. ~ .,,s a1 ra,,".. sa '.aso..
con;1n;t ond an M nm ~ ~. fa.s..on ns., M'ena. u,
r,ot,nn,a T,,a s1,-.s,. soD's ~ =.
r.or ,,,o, - ,ho s..,,,,... o""ss ~" ~ '' ~,
tho corno;, III, .es,1 s",, y, oao ~ ~
md tha narv most ii,.otv ~ oa,rv ,,'s H.. r"st
enr;no cinc,;o,, H. conono.s,, ~ ttaso ,.,,a 49,
lacteg ths ,,ro,ont n,,s na.arn,,,a.. - wa" :. oo :.
,nst ,o*.;h,c t1,ot tho G,rnc;, l., IT, ~or;s;as -
~ IN ost;ma,os ,,,,, 1,o .t,1a :. .r.,sa,a ~.
alma ooo fo~ ,avtnG IN sot,n1.t'an s ~ .,ss "s
o,tv'a nart ~ tio rourl. .1Ionao ,1u-;,a t,,s
veor vi,l,ont ;ncreosiry i,a tolo, oma,,nt "
IN ennronr,otol. n III. oo,, ha .,ona ~
nuch sl,o 1,af.or ~
plcro ia M wav In v,,;ct, M r,otorio,
enyino con to mario n ,l,,a c;tv ~ t1,ro,,,t i
a Inv Wild, viii onarte tha ,,ron,,t - an, s,,,,
mary co1lcet,on of t1o Incl, toros 70 ,1,or
cou1d he socnncd IN tto C;,v T~.o,r~r 49,
floating t1ot,t wou1d In snl,stantia,1y viva,
ont. nn,l tho interest accourt ro,,,,rsi ~ tw,
or t1reo l,nnarcd tt,ousori1 ;1o,lo-s Tho
neccsatv wouti tl,an .1;sonnoo~ for tn,l;na
nm nnnnnl onnronr,ot,or - = ,,,a~tor of .
, 1877-02-14

We must warn our Republican friends not
to crow too loudly before they nro out Of lho
woods. A few days ago wo had q conycrsa.
lion will, prominent Eastern politician
who knows Judge DnAp1Er's make of mind
perfectly we'll. His diagnosis of tho Judce
corcsrondcd exactly with tho following from,
1sEnFtELD's letter 10 the Cincinnati Cpm-
merrial:
Tho fear that tho Republicans hare IL that BRAD.
LEY Ia nn intensely Legal man,-lf may use tho
tcsm,-esen more legal than Republican, and TINT
hc will not hcsate 10 give The Presidency 10 TIT
DEN II this technical points should bo In his favor,
The casn Of Oregon hhs been cited, and tuc fear |,
expressed by Republicans that t3nAptEr would not
hesitate to defeat thu popular will In that State II
the majesty Of the law was upon The slde Of tue
TitDEN Eicttor commissioned by QnoyEn. And
this Is now what tho Republicans fear most, antl
In fact, about oil they fear. don't mean tho Orc.
Ron case in particular, but DnApLxr's general
hab!t OF tracking tho technical points Of tho law
to the very letter, let follow what will. These
persons fear that DnAnLEr IL moro lAwycs than
Republican. and tho Democrats fcnr that ho Is moro
Republican than lawyer
In tho Louisiann case The Democrats In.
tend 70 press TRuMnu11's point to the utmost
extent, that by tho present laws Of Louisiana
the Returning Board has no Jurisdiction
whatever over the counting and cnnvassing
OF votes cnst for President md Vice-Pres-
ident, and hence their returns aro H.
legal, and that there was no legal cleo.
tion hold for President In Louisiana; that
tho State failed to vote or appoint Elect
ors, and that 1t mnst be struck ont Of tho
count. There is moro danger to tho Repub-
licaus for Judge BRADLEY to bo caught on
Just such pin.hook ms TINT than from any
other point that tho Democrats can raise.
He III fearfully technical. 1Io will never voto
to uphold tho rascal1y bu1ldozing Of tho
White-Liners, but ho may sustain some such
legal quibb1o rs TnuMnuLn has invented or
discovered.
, 1877-02-14

Tho Memorial Diaomasiqxs OF jan. 81 fur
ntshcs the most explicit statement Of the sltua-
ton OF The Turkisl, army that has Jet bccn
made and probably the most reliable. From 1t
VIC learn that tho Afluy III tho Danube cott,-
prlses @oo.0o0 men, commanded BY ABDUL
KERlM PACuA, Gencrnllssino Of tho Turkish
army. The Corps Of seryta and Bosnia, 100, 600
strong, Is commanded BY ALl-SAi1 PAcAA; tho
Corps of Albania, 500oO0 strong, by DxRy,cn
pAcHA; the corps Of observation on the from.
tier Ut ureece, q, 600 strong, by AnMsD-Cnuxa1
PAcuA; tho Corps OF Datoun', 10, co.. strong, by
uussEsa'rAHsiN PAcuA; tho Corps Of Erzcr-
Gum, To, LOU stroug, by sAusu PAcuA; aud the
Corps OF Basdad, N,oO strong, by HussE1x-
FEyzI FAcuA. This would mike = total Of
551, 900 Turkish troops In the neld.
, 1877-02-14

TheY (tha Deu1s. arc terribly dIsRusted. This
caeh siuo solca!niy cancelns each other's votes,
whtla Judge JosxrA r. HMApLkr DECIDES tlat
box-ss4ulng IN Ae bo the canaIlats Of Tho oticiat
clAssl. IL tho outcome Of the1r own wonderful
state#tnAushlp.-thlcd9oU Uu!iao:<r.
Neither the old Dulldozcr nor hts partisan
dcmagogucs calling themselves 'ueinoSrats"
would be terribly ulsgustcd II Judge BRADLEY
decided that President could bo elected by
fraud, Slolcuce, uul intimidation. II BRADLEY
, 1877-02-14

The proposition introduced into the Coun.
ty 13onrd by Commissioner naAp1Kr to donate
the Normal School property at Englewood to
the State, In case the State Government will
establish there Northera Normal UniyeF-
kity and appropriate $4,000 year for its
maintenance, Is III every way worthy Of
approval, end its prompt adoption in
tho Doasd may secure tho location
ct tho Northern Normal University
ut Enelewool Commissioner FITzokaA1n's
opposition to the resolution is evidently
based upon Misrepresentation, as he spoke
Of It's being absurd TO give up tho County
NORMAL School after ezpending $4,000 on
its buildings. So far from giving 1t up, tho
project 10 donate Il to the State Tor its
uaintsnanco is really . proposition to en-
large Its sphere Of usefulness. As II is now,
the Englawood school, at the best, can only
accommodate a fraction Of Cook County,
Tho a'E struggling towns aud villages out
side Of chicago,-while under the proposed
arEango / ent its facilities would te extended
to fifteen Of twenty Of the most populo1y
, 1877-02-14

Greenbacks at tho New York Gold f.
change yesterday closed Mt 043.

A portion Of yesterdays proceedings OF
tho Electoral Commission wero shroutled In
impenctFnblo gloom. 1t was when, after
deciding to hold night sessions, Tho absence
of gas in tho chamber was discovered, nnd
III. atsoinrt was madc to supply tlle deficiency
with candies. It was drcary failure, aud
after struggling for m hour in the sickly
glare tho Tribunal gaye Il up and adjourned.
, 1877-02-14

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largo city in the Union. Tho taxpayers will
be very careful not to surrender their al.
vantage at this stego Of tile proceedings.
THE SOUTH iNnIAN FAMINE,
Later intelligence from tho famine in South
1naia shows that tho first accounts which
wcro printed were not exaggerated, but, on
tho other hand, even fell abort Of revealing
Its horrors and extent. Tho latest tdispatchos
from Lord CARHAnvoN to tho English Goy-
ernmont represent that In British territory
alouo twenty. three millions OF people, equiv
a1cnt to tho population of England and
Who's, living on territory tho size Of
Franco, aro afflicted with this faniuc, which
number will be increased by cases in other
districts to at least thirty millions. Tho cor
respondent Of the London Standard says
that the drought has been Of severity pass
Ing belief; that the very fruit-treos aro
burned mp, and tho Aerbage on the river.
banks wi1tad away; and that there Ia pos.
s|bility that ten millions, and moral cor
tainty t!lat five millions, Of people will bo
thrown upon tho revenue for tho
| means Of support, towards which It
Is already estimated that tho Government
has expended $32, 600, 600. Tho possibility
TINT tho Government may be bankruptcd In
trying to tako care Of the sufferers, and tho
manifest impossibility that 1t can provide
aucl. vast army with labor, have crcatcd
widespread discussion both in India mud En-
gland. Sir Jonx SrnAcugr, tho Finance
Minister in Intia, boldly declares that " Tho
people must be regarded as stricken with
, 1877-02-14

Tho old philosophers disco vcrcl many cen
turlc. ago that the best way of whipping an en-
envy and making lin surrender was by ~ heap.
Ing Goals OF fire on Ills head" This was ilius-
tratcd tho other day In tho case Of tho Etrui.q
I'ost vs.. supt. HICKEY, The I'ost ].as been for
nfong time furlously pitching into HICKEY, and
trying to fosrc him nut Of tho police. 4 few
dnys ago the proprietors Of tho Post adopted q
reduced scale Of composition to correspond with
tho depression In business and tho Increased
purchasing power OF money. Thcrcupon tho
typos struck" and gayo tho Office cunstler-
able trouble. They inducol lot Of ncwsboys
to refuse to sell tim paper, anl also to
prevent other boys from selling II. In short,
there was conspiracy to bullduxe tho concern,
aud things eanac to a crisis whcro physical u.s.
slstance was required by tho proprtctors. APP
pltcation was made to their enemy, HICKEY, for
help. 11c promptly furnished It, scattered the
strikers and mobocrats, jcrkcd tho siugtcadcrs
into the lookup, proved them guilty, md had
several Of them chuclsel into tho Drtdcwcll to
teach them to respect other peoples rights md
to obey tho law. Since then Tho I'ost lus not
Ind single suriy gronl ut HICKEY. On t'.,
contrary, ttbcclns to give tho devil his duc,''
and TO say complimentary things Of tho Super
intcndcnt, and praise lis promptitudc, ct1lcicn-
cy, and cncscy, llc "squclchcd tue row." 1t
sars, I" In few minutcs'':
Tho rowdtcs who could bc Identified wcro cauzht
and punished With oqual pEonlptncss, and an ndo.
moulded M longer. Chicago IL city where II il
safe, ordinarily, to await tho protection OF tho
law. 1t. Louis. It seems, Ii rather uncertain III
like emergencies.
We arc pleased to SEQ tho Tost and HICKEY
shake hands aud make up friends. There Is
nothing like hcaplng Goals Of fire on your cnc-
my's head to hrlnE him to terms.
, 1877-02-14


countics of tho State, anil nt State c1ponse
It IL notorious thnt nt rrracnt ,b;a .o.co,,,,
u,x,.i c.1..., :. r,, ~ t,. ,.a',
.,"'","' -, ''spou' III Ins'e"ooa II bat lIttie
o.so thhn ;" s1lia@o common echool and, IL
There is TO DO Au additional Normal uniycr.
Rity established in tho northern ,,ert ~ fht
State. n will In conolt,, ~ ~, ,,ir.,,t... -,
~. u,..n ..,1 49,. 'Ae ~ "
o'",o "''' 'u'a co"alty 10 nslize tao En-
s'ewood grounds aud buildings for that
purpose.
An1 toH4ANhnIAL LEE INSURANCE
rbs 5nro,o,,ra,ta ,oaa~ H.. g w ,,,
noun +ho o1a,,. 49,. -..- ~ -: -. ~ :I lam
or.o-r-o,t;rs sex a.. M. s3, e,eI 60. -. 'ua.1,
rjfo o~o ,ai,,,,.,as ~ -" eueA'
.h;ro~ VIM to17. ,;t. ..1.. s'''5 nun
bowsvo. w.. ~ :, to ."as1 ~ l'o'1'y'
rorv nov IL r7,a .s;.-s.- - 'A' ', Ion'-
h-oa., ~ H.. ,,;t,o.;ss :a' 'u 49,. c.eno
nnnv. tia tea,;r,nnv ans,,,,,na s @y -
i,o1icst ovor,al ~ s.a;n',,;n. ., t' na", ' =.
onnaars th.. 81. .,",, s 1I.as..a. ~ .eso'". ~
raoet1 tv 7, ". Fnosr ~ natora;,,,n "' ~: ~
tiont of the coniinontn, r;fo ~ ~ 1s@I - TO- TO-.
nm no,;ciea fnr tho ro-,,,nnr T., 1ta,;s.,,.o 49,,
somc of tho wastnrn sn., aau.has,, r...a" @
In tho pursuance Of Ills ororntions lie worked
upon the ignorance mud crcdulity Of policy
holders, and especially upon pQ1icy-ho1dors
In poor health, md intimidatcd them will,
tho information that tho Continental COM
pany was near1y bankrupt, md thus prac-
ticed upon their fears until, rather
than loso everything they lla1 boon paying
in, tho victims woro rcady to self out at tho
bought for casl and In others for cnar, on1
nreniuns In othor commands -,ho o,,o,,nt
, 1877-02-14

SOVEREIGNTY LODGE. M f4s. 1. o. II. B..-Tho
members h!t rtoucatct to meet nt ~ Vert ttsndotp
Brother Lonis Itobsnan sy order OF tho rrrtsdcnt.
BES II. SELiuMAN, Sec.
, 1877-02-14
TIE ATToRNEYs-FEE BILL,

TIE ATToRNEYs-FEE BILL
Wo commented n few days ago upon bill
introduced in tho Legislature by sls. DUNE
which provides TINT among tho costs to be
recovered in suits thero shall be included
S10 attorneys fees in nil cases tried befora
Justices Of tho Pence, aud sum ranging from
s25 to $50 In casca In tho Circuit, Superior,
mud other Courts. Wc publish this morning
letter from Slr. DUNE, and another from
alr. SHrfELpr, defending the bill. Wa fail
to SEQ any reason w1.y VIC should change our
opinion thas this is dangerous bill. 4
further consideration Of It conviuces us
that it is M outrageous bill. It might prop
crly bo styled IN bill for the relief Of attor-
neys." Or IA bill to promote speculative liti.
cation" If m attorney can find a man who
lsas Claim Or roto against another, be can
undertake not only to recover the money
with interest, but a1so to pay his
client premium BY dividing with him tho
legal fec. II a man owe another $425. and
sS450 tn tnjustly demanded Of him, and Is
sucd, lie will, even II he prove he only owed
lilo :sta5, hare TO pay the plaintiff that sum,
aud $50 for plaintiffs attorney, aud $40 for
other costs, besides the feo OF his own attor.
ney. and IN suc], co.o n ,ro,,,,, haH, hsa.
cheapcr to hayo submitted to Ila original
ext&t;on. wo hnro o1rcai1v ro;ntsa nne 49, ~.
abuses which will ba innenarahle from tt;s
Inv II, 1ns,irse, coeoa. II ,r,I1 los., - ..,,,,.
abuses iu Tho higher courts. thouob on =
moro costly scale, Both Alr. Dur,x md Afr
snurE1pr think that something of thja hind
must 10 douo, because Of the crcot numbar
Of rascals who buy goods on credit and WIN
don't pay their bills, It is propogod to moka
these people nav the attorney Of tbo
plaintiff who sues them. In snsw.r
to this II is sufficient to say TINT thcre ID M
law compelling a mau to ciyo credit. a. n
tako notes for cash II he floos IN th;s h.
docs 1t with knowledge Of .he law tbat
unless tho tlcbtor paya the bill or notc ha
must resort to tho courts md omn,ov md
my IN attorney to nrosccnte n, caso IT,.
giycs credit with a full knovlcdoo ~ xyh,,
Ills legal remedies are and whot e1nerse. h.
inay hayo to.iucur. Every man knova ,h..
tho credit systom of necessity inyolyoa a Inv
on the debtor to insure tbo credjtor mi or,v
r,o;,,s+ bot1 ,,o,,ta h,,t ...;,..
ton These ovn,,,soa ~. ~ ,nnah " 49,. s.aes ~
tho credit svatc,n os oro nou.o.roa, a,a.s1
, 1877-02-14

HEsrEE1A LODGE No. 4!i. 4. F. and i. M.-res.
,:r Cona1nHn'eatto at Masonta Temple cosner !!an.
T. r'IIsl, IhG!EE. xi.,ni IrsI:yn s,!ri!siy ia.
CllA6. +. FOElsSfEfi. Sec.
, 1877-02-14

I1asrriysk Thrnsrc.
HAndntrh strr.t, between Clark anl IasAtle En-.
csxement Of Sims. JAnausci1ek. 'Chesnty Woid."
, 1877-02-14

only would Uphold bulfdozing ns legitimate
motlc OF carrying elections, how tho CblraCe
TINES would howl with delight
They've got to already,
Unt. Eu1lncsF, who can ta]t
How many days nr weeks twill b
Ere they nrfLyc at 1t
-4SeW 1ork Commercial.
Have patience. gentle stranger,
On kcttlng nnt they knew
The sooner they got lown to l.
The sooner they'd reach u.
, 1877-02-14
I41> Gttl1a&,re.


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, 1877-02-14

Adttpht ThrntTr,
Mnnr.fe ftrrrt, rnrnrr Dearborn, Variety enter
talnlntnt. Afternoon and evening,
, 1877-02-14

nfcylcher'N Theatre.
Madison ftrect- hcfwctn Dearborn and State. En-
EaGeMcnt Of Maggie Mitchell. ''Jann Eyrr."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-03

which they have gained thorough
knowledge of all the rock formations IN
this region, a column OF z 500 feet 10
thickness, which comprises oil OF the
coal measures and much more. Thus 1t
is seen that the college has been located
in just the right place Tor gaining 3
practical aud useful knowledge
OF Geology, and that just the
right man has been selected to teach the
same. The other Pro 'essors Of the Uni
versity are equally proficient in their re
speCtive branches. la the modern Ian.
guages, II knowledge OF which is desired
by almost ali, even If they do not gradu-
ale, Prot. Harvey is extremely well
veIsed. having been educated at Heidel-
berg University and studied French in
Paris. President Thompson is still sb-
sent. He is TO dedicate church in Par
ker. burg on Sunday, December I'd, and
is expected home on Monday.
The PresbyterisEs of MOrgsntown
were refreshed by two powerful sermons
from Rev. J. B. Dlckey, of Redstown
Presby ytery, on last Sunday, aud are so
delighted with hIm that they are making
strenuous efforts to give him such "csll"
IS he will accept He is the very man
they need, and we hope they will get him
TO re co.iec. their scattered flock.
REIN.