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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
TRoN ~ rO rMR N M BRDGE.

fUr MASTER MECHANICS BTSCIPuoN on THOSE
WI, CEo~~-rEoGELes OF THE WORN
"The public should not be surprisid,' said
The Master Mechanical thc Brooklyn BRIDE toH Tribune
Reporter las, Irdy, because tury cannot see progress
in our Work every day. WcaIc constantly busy although
much o. our labor Is out of -igbj There go tons II
wire on oar hand, which getting ready ioIn ont
md il has taken some time TO it IN shape WAeu we
were about u erect the four guide wi eS in order TO
ascertain lou1h and proper position OF the cable ic
bo,crous wind, ana Oui weather delayed as for weeks
Then the castings, technically called 'lcg had to be-
paced in an eligible Po~.tnD-pardon the lui-Which
consumed tire. or fouI week, more. In fact, We are
mlkiug fair progress, but no one could see il perhaps
unless Lc had watched thc work from tEc INSIDE. Tie
latter part Of next week nope to begin running o
the WIRE The preparatory work is a quarter OF tie
whole job"
"NU" continued De. I'M answer % suggestion, passes
over the bridge viii bc ii ,orously refused M !utuT" We
need all the room we can get and CROSSINGS
interfere with the workmcn, who have to answer al
questions pertinent or mpc.ncn on Thursday party
abused their privilege f'cy ran and jumped ou the
bldle which is very injurious to n, especially as % was
not made for cattle We have averaged - passes daily
during the past month, and ON last Friday 500 went
oyrr-thc largest number yet. It would anuse You to
sce some of the persons who desire TO cross One woman
with mr-iu, child wanted TO to-day m the u on
heat and another wished TO carry her two months ola
iaby. strapped TO her back la papnose fashion II is
needless say they were respectfully refused To-day
a crl. bai.ct woman Of go 90 least. wouG ravc walked
arros~ Of hJ8 permitted Der. Editur- doctors, hi.c-
Rluchiug~ professor s., rr-d emf ana m-l uo.yi th-i''
uofe. ltcaotu ogtit.St want % pass. %. cour-cNou
know Edward Hc.crcr aut some OF me ladies Of lhc
IrCclcI family have crossed several 'i s. ahi h'.ii
Ward E,rclcr intended 20 make tilp Win JEc I'm
pnryi-I h.rf which is yet 90 happen. several officers
Of Tie l'u~-i Hcol htN' h.tH 4' i"i,.i oi'. ,..9
river No accident have occurred Hni 20 iIi-i d' COCA
present people sr.m 90 have hi-h ItNer l"t h'''
s.rOns nerve au1 I' mot bhul'u~ ut' it"H j"'" tN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
TIE MoRAL INFIrENcE or A HLooDHoUNp.

TIE MORAL INFLUENCE or A BLOODHOUND
{. nos of Young ruilims are in the habit OF
visiting small Ia-cr-becr saloons especially ON s''''S
NIGHTS and after partllug u beer. cigars ana I''@'
da.amp without settling the score. short Time '-o
partv Of these fellows went into modest saloon Oh 'o
East side kept 10y q German and his Wilc' ne P',P
plavod cards drank beer and made night Mucous io'
more than two hours th-ir score amounting 10 30
AtIeugth simultaneous movement toward the u""r WIS
made when the German stepped in front oi Tie I'"''
and politely requested pay ment OF his h Inc response
f the crowd was torrent Of abuse and bhiSph'"y' ""
threats that they would "clrin uut the place ne
,,l.a,4fic German offered fcmpnStfih'r'"nt SUI
MIN bc.md tue bar called IN HlAu No.
=. pinkir PuIlr, come hrIr' IN choflnoH7 'i"C
,ilp blnoiboIInd came bounding INTO the sHo'
from tlr rear ROOM The German pointed l"""l" VIC
door and ihc dog seemed at once 10 take III li' -Iu
ne vlrrd t tl door and there stood sentinel showing
i,, 10th i'm an clv way Tie effect upun the rowc-
m. arct-c There was no abuse, but a,si noes
tIt an, whole ming WAS Joke. The German tryly re-
Irst.d his demand for payment. \ search oi lhtlr
ockrts revealed the fact that there was nov enough
money 10 pay the bill, hut the addition OF an OH SILVER
watch and chain several purht-hHiNtS ana othtI ~
tI.,S satisfied the cain. sweeping Inc plc OF hives
Uu the drawer The German said in MS bldNutSl 'i''
Piulc go down stairs and let dose hrcplcs pass u
are gtutl,uan, every one, aud always pays d.lr DIS
Tic e!... uu-g, the oppO-it" wall rs "PuElc passed
y and chem with howl rushed ont the door This place
may be REGARDED safe fiu similar intrusion as i"hs
as The dos 1cuaIn- srnt partner ID the business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
DISPOSAL or TIE TOETYsECOND STREET RES
IINlIH

Sinclair Touscy, John II. Sherwood, and Geo
g. Butler ON behalf of the Municipal Society, called on
MAYOR Ely yesterday relation To- the orty-second
Street Receiving Reservoir. Commissioner Campbell in
his annual report recommended that the reservoir De
abandoned and The site converted into q public park.
Tho three members of the Municipal Society, M their
congregation with tic Mayor held different views the
subject Mr. TOU,cv favored the removal Of the
yOi and the addition OF The ground 10 the present Res
eryoir Park MI Butler recommended ts retention
CrotOn water reservoir. Mr. Sherwood Thought the prop
ery should sold aud the proceeds put into the city
treasury The Mayor cOnCuTTed IL the latter he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

NOT Such 4 Fool IS liz LoOKs.-Puson---
"E,lt,rf. i t.3u Taught, fancy. boz j. Boy L,''
4 Chiuaman went into "a store kept by
Hebrew gentleman a san Francisco recently ah' tr-a4
ja a, tay pfr,s ol thr goods. Afsr h" ta rs ut'"l
'l 100 mJt.t,' several times, thr pr"pr'f"- lUi his
patience, AID, Insisting h'm about, cuui; Get oj 9i
.srp. yuU h,IthrG" The Cinnamon withdrew Zoo '- i'e
distance and .aii: "N.a's ua.sr youi H., iDe s4Ue
.Ul. GOa A.u Nt'l.U~ joss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
POINTS N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sooYs cA.E.

TRENTON, y. j., May 21.-The jury in the
ra,c of tie state against he surctics OF The late Treas
uier souy rendered special verdict th, mouu outAe
facts u tine ease. agreed upon by the counsel, H.ry
.n ouarto carry tle whole ease mp io m-Ie, court
Il. point, o. hc decided iu tle court above age:
iyan, tp SJuy hoy tlc r'O IA company UArILgr fle
uouD,uru aI- liable for tine Deficiencies tha' existed
prior M. date of the present bond 1nd Whether Trey
entitled 20 tuc crrtlt OF 5000 90 tir crlIUrty
that occurred dur.l- tIc ruu' inc o. their bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

VERY LIKELY l-Adonis (to boy with wheel
barrow" cIc!-hl!-Doy just wun aud Iettu ny
hat there's "A good irl'uII BUF-"O y.s-I DIN
And youIl walk oil with my barrca !'-i runch.
How shall we help ourselves ~ was the
title uI a lecture by Boston lady. with silver
spoon, suppose not emitting oi the brown ones
Oh top, next 10 the pork Cincinnati Commercial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
RAPID TRANSIT TO THE sEAsHOEE.

RAPID TRANSIT TO THE SEASllOEE.
PROPOSED INV RAILROAD TO RoCkAWf BEACH.
The means Of transportation to the ocean
resorts i'm the vicinity OF tins city rapidly extending,
and a network OF railroads VIII soon enable the hcaci
New-Yorker TO reach Coney Island or Far Rockaway
Beach ENJOY the ocean brcczcs aud return TO his home
betimes at night new line is projected that viii land
passenyers at Far Rocbaway Beach within 80 minutes
from the tiine of departure FROM Long Island CITY The
articles "A incorporation were filed about two weeks AGO,
aud the company is styled the New-Noik Woodhayen
and Eockaway Beach Railroad Company The capital
stock is sGDO.OOO Among the stocbhOider, are j. {.
Lane j. T. Clccsebrou-h W. s. Peck, G. VI. Van Mort,
Sheridan shook d. G.. Eonover, Thomas J.. stewart, y.
Andrews f. y. Whiting G.. n. Reed w. T. fIud.av, Jas.
Moran. j. r. CoUovcr John Todd r. HJsiord, j. NJ Oak
lev ~ Fs,ligh A. w. Couoyer IT, = Gibbs, b. r. Phelps,
f. Jackson =. Moore, John Erd-ail, f. g. irciish, T.
j. Norris, H. j. Howe, George Cccl. ana j. l. Mitchell.
Al these gentlemen are residents of NrwIork, with the
exception OF 1iessrs Lane and Todd OF Brooklyn. Mr..
Oakley of jamaica and Mr Bird,all OF Elm Cove The
shares aye 800 each. The company has organized as
follow: d. C. Cono,cr. President j. H. CAec .bIou,n,
Secretary and Treasurer; !. Lane, Eu1Ineer m Chief
Dircctors-D C. Couoyrr j. J. ChcrscoIoug-. g. Lane,
W $ Peck G.. ~ Van Mort. sheridan Shook, =. Ha,Ord,
NJ. Oakley VI. FrcIgiI, T. = Gibbs l. X Phelps, an1
Thomas l. Stewart
The comuanv proposes to lay p double track narrow
raugc with steel rails The width viii De three rect, and
The estimated cost, including rolling stock, l. H3OOooo
The road viii run from Hunters Point, through either
First or IblrG-st, Van Ast-aVe To Me"'o"-st'
and thence through the villages OF Wnhc!d M'speiA'
CO,umlusyillc middle Village Glendale, ana Wood
haven o. me mouth col U3WItc Creek ln Jamaica Boy
thence across tlc meadows and Jamaica LAY t' i'".h
re south Side Railroad 10 Fresh Pond, near Middle
Village. and then pass through the hills fronting on
changes iu the line between Hunters Point and Wood
haven TIC road T'l uc lis miles do cn-ih VINO 'IS
distances by the other rOute 90 Eockaw W br.cn ufe -
and IL miles Fun surveys have already been made ahd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

t,,orclt n could be sold for e20)DOo0 and Wien IN,
,r,y,fp s w re- put upon 80 tiore would d. no. ioS'
nan - 100 900 Of taxable property added 10 inc Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
cAlrNDAKs- ms DAY
.r,m corm-cuumras- BAnrrr,J.

SCHILLER ggt. Bd. Ass'rs.
Nt.-Gialam AIT. AStcn.
80 O'tTitu at. 1871. Ass'rs.
80. Bugao agt. Longshore-
mems L. L. Assn
No =.
81. French act Nat Capt.
l.. ms. Co.
lciusiNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

3 Prentice agL MutieiaS.
l5.illIatt knowles.
"I. Gilbert upt shape.
bG FuiWtllH4t llautuN.
1U..Autru agt Antch.
76..Aiulirns agl. The Long
shOuuutn, 4. l..
ASSN 80. ..
Can rom no. 90 10 No. l3A, 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

SurEuoH CoJEr-SFEcTAI TERN SANFORD. J.
Case on-lO. A. and p. Tel co. act. Prescott
TRIAL TE1i-PAET I.-CrEIls. @. J.
case on-779. .Haycmcyer agt. usvemeyer.
COMMON pLEss-EQ IrY TEW-J. +. DAHL
No day calendar.
, 1877-01-12

One Of two things {aays the Sorristown Her.
add must he t1unc right away. Men must stop
discussing the political situation on street cor
ncss, or boys must quit eoasting OH the st.ie-
wulks. Two men were btnn,ling on the corner
of Main aud dc ka1h streets, this moruins, en-
raced In a warm controversy, and Just us ono
brought his fist down IN his open pain and
c,untryAs rapidly drifting intoa military despot
1s--" a hoy Oh e!r.l rapfdly tr,ftcl ntnfis
legs. md the nnn nrapily drtfted inso tho gutter
with tic "m " Of "tiesJotlstn " OH Ills lips anA
up and assured himself that the back Of his
head, Eke the stnr spaug'ctl banner, "wns still
there" ac turned 70 tho Dtllrr gentleman to tn-
form hin that tbs country might 70 to Halttux,
ing rapidly s!nwn The street, 1t Il pleasure to
add tlsat tho boys sled was not damaged by the
shock,
, 1877-01-12

UNITED kTATRs COURT AT srR1SfFtELp, I'LL.
SptciAI Nspu&eh 10 M TkfbunA

UNITED kTATRs COURT AT srRtSfPtELp, I'LL.
Special Dspoteh to 7As Tsf6un&-
srR1NuftELD. ILL.,, Jar. 11.-ln tho United
Etatcs Court to-day ten indictments were re-
turned, five Of them against prominent whole
sale liquor-dcAless III Southern 1ElInuit, whose
names the officers refuse u dtscloee until ar
rests are made. Tho mere fact thas they arc
charged with crookclncss creates intense cx-
c!tcment In tho localities where tic defendants
reside, and sll arc reputable citizens. The other
Ave indictments arc against Thomas McG!nn!s
for selling, haS!ug In possession, and passing
counterfeit money; fsaac Dellaven, Of Dewitt
County, for swearlug falsely a. 10 the value of
property iu becoming = l,on,lsman for his son,
charged with crime against the Gov
ernrnent; Paul i. Grant, for personating
Lewis, for burglarizing tho Post Office At York,
Clark County; and James Lowycr, for retailing
liquor without paying tue special tax required
IN TEE suPKEMs COURT
the following ordess were enterel On the civil
~. Thnn Ct II. =, Thnn; appeal from Coles;
uo!lon for ecrtforati allowed.
los. bye. administrator, ". S0Fd Ct al. error
~ Ford: ordered that the rule for fling bond for
cnta ~ bc ;n'shsrsed' The rlan.ta having tn'tIded.
r.,o ~ HopneIxsf , "a. seost; appeai ffom Mont.
lst. Sample ~. Hfodwcl1: error II Morgan; mo.
tlun for time 10 Aie briefs ma abstracts rufuae1
leave to amend errors granted.
". Tunniaon ". cllamhIln; arrral from sangh::
mon: lcaxe to aAsirn cr"Hs.esf9rs granted, and
cauae continued fur service.
Jl0. stonc. .Jr; VS.. sonkiln; appeal from Mason
appeal dismissed.
rEorkE's pocKrT.
II. Patterson ct al w. The penple. etc.: error
to Dewitt; crro1a confessed; judgment reversed
sud cause remandcd.
TA1-rfaHrER4 rgmMruAxr.
Special NEpateh to The 7fabHne.
| DAvEsrOKr. H., Jatl. lin 1878 the Illinois
State board nf Equalization made an ASSESS
lncnt upon nll the capital stock Ut corporations
in Rock Island County. Is well rs In tile rest 1i
| tho State. For Rock Islantl County fifteen tatnt
atock companies were taxed tu the amount Of
abuut 81, QUO. Payment wns resisted, anil the
matter has been fought tn the ct,urts for four
years. In the County Court Of Kmk fslatnl
County yesterday the cAsc WAS again brought
up, when Judge Peasants granted a permanent
injunction restraining the county trom colcct-
Ing said taxes, tho Judge dcci!ing that manu-.
featuring corporations should be a.sesscd like
individuals would lc, ami no more. The dc,
cison In m Important one to Rock Island Cuun'
~, as, had tho Companies there been compelled
to pay tax On thctr capital stock, many Of them
| Wou1u have moved to Iuwa.
, 1877-01-12
49, - - - i-A-+-
LEGAL.
United States Of America, Northern District
Of Illinois, ss.

IN tn Circuit Conr. thereof William r. To.dek .nd
! g.. n Il: fs!sss? :S,
MASTERS SALE.
@ =; H s''as Ss,s$
:;S $&ss:s ;S;%s ' 4 :siS!
ss .e Il s ~ sss. e III bsT II IN e:: @ !. Il
~ s: N tsss'Sss si' s;s.a.
& a ss i sa f:gs x a #. r. Ix
H. fsi'!nx .,"rE IhSie.a tsIoastns; .ad i. ss esn.
MT s. ~ "a H. s @
:' ,s u M ts1 a.
!r .:ss r. .Ixsn;.s described ai scheduled ii
ss"ns. ;' j .s 'S 1'a'!n" T. m L t & ,"'S
Sssss s It q's hRs :s -" i .a st , ia'
Viii e G ,s !t i ~ wa, III i a1 sra
!nE bf,is:: Sn.+s,. ta;k: s'. lnca!.x r. ;t4,:s
itnes. ana s2E%rtrnnn,,r. i,.Tsf NJ. "! WIZ tsa
s's.aiI 1'as!ss s!' ~ sf :s %
I"ans, All tne Il tracks a aai slart.Nsse. q a
trt's4Ts, H!a;nnaIl& =; noHs , ia*as GaPxny s
LIE IGfHaln3l lF1Ck2, 14HlnEt 1HllCHc9%
fSsd Gsa'esy naa asat q c,isssS x!v,hyr
j .a S;iansSy: S:ixs .;s.rTs!.F s!snfS n
sa; I" asfo; ;!is:
aI maintain such tracks Or ant lssI tl'etro! and a!
ne'aaas :afsst s1
o. H.
Cotnruny. adjacent ~ III. cHy u th!caso. aud all
Ss ss S' :a4 ':s 'Ss &;
Company. Situate used itGIn sau CITY Of GhlcA-
A1jn X
?oai con.nsns ta', IL :,ur tnrtlnstl St. Loais
!o.: !hIrtsfn st.!ecn sla q !k !llltSsn a.,
;s:ss s!sS
Al. ii ii tsrnty :nsc hanAfed tslis.s
~: i hfty ;S aaa sh;s,-sss :.
M * ?tessi
;T Isaf :atssis s':s I'sa ot steat t~sasyiifes
"a "A l.: u IL il ~ q NJ = II. ~
M Ms!1 sa, psftenssr car. numbered :. T. 49,. sade'
TSss axfs.fs', 4 e.f: !, .a
Esat ~ eaboose saEF, auHberat ). =, = o. 7. 3 p
ns qna'ss I'd @ 1uf 9s.
anI i,,ui to J.. IL, bSth lneil.ife.
Etslt5 ", s,t san t.d.ts, bstnF tho.e boar
hadii ss4 *!Iaesa IN, :Sa sxT lt;!9E
3. s19fk % \; {; s9:,f. 4 n.
etusitU.
1httr.foaE $50 atock cart oalnx those beasn1 nun.
btft sti wErn JJI IL :&tA hnih t4GfHalsH. 49,
q AT u the franchises uf HE saL Chtcnso HanvlIlo
4 ttaeenhes t:ato44 CouI!uny within lAs et4ss ~
nls, aid VII Ut The ttuIHtty and premises wtshi4
hatd sIAie ntr tan tAt thit Srhedulu specifically
Irstr"d tn which tr t4Id lsAiIra4 fo!npAny has my
1ptert.t+ held uy II fnf IN TIC s1AtEA3ncn And
ult, atI0b nf the aAii limo u ratfnaI.
kaks, ErC.-l hr sal b4le Will he 1t eht hour Of 10
t'ciutk Ut the sotenLh t7thl day VI FEBRUARY A.
l377 Ut tue ~sst Isuor Vt le lepub!!S tfa lusfalea
ing quarter q .s ~ T. e 81! eA. :. ths tis u
three ulunts and The REMAINDER 10 te paid ln ca4ia
within s!1 EEths ffuHl the day Of sale t}n TIC tas
rt.Ae Money, consr,saes w b. ma.ie to tas Ga5; T;
thr property 10 effected " r. !na. !. ~. u,u,,o,
Matter In Chaucery Of tho CltruIk Coun Of aaa Cnitd
rtates fur the SuEIheru Dslrlct ot la1l1ulA
I4wNxHrx CaarnElL L4wIzscE, comp.ainansA
sultEltuFE
, 1877-01-12


A very singular ArlCeut occurred recently nt
tho xuoIugirai Gardens. Ths smaller African
elephant Ajiuc, which sotno few Elont1s ago
had Its trunk unfortunately losn of, was turntd
out into the elephant yard while her cage WAS
being swept out. .. ..
IN ths large yard iu question son.e ncw ptpcs
hal been laid down tu supply the l,ond with
water. The woEk1!icn had not tlllcd In the *
euyation with sufficient l!rtnness, aud Aittr
trcad!ns With her right forcles Oh the soft
ground, It gaye way be'ow her, aud she was in.
u,cdlate!y buried up to the shoulder. lier
pFcAent ktetEEs came to her assistance, but the
animal was In u state Of great fury and excite
lneut, aud ths only person WHO dared 10 near
her was Scott, her old kruper, and fornluEly
tolntkeeper Of the vlcphant-lu'usc With Andrew
Thompson. . .....
Pullvys and hotstIu.-larkla wetc brought !"
the sput, mud p1auks Inserted under Alcc's jaw.
The .pulleys teIng brought to work Oh these
planks, her head was fitted, aud then beama
were placed under her cheat. Finally, aiteE ~
ground around her, aud partly Sy tsingiDg the
pulleya 70 bear. she Has rescued
, 1877-01-12
t.ibuCA'ClONAl..
BAYARD TAYLOR

EAys; Al tAkt great rlraluru IN recommending 10
rare ntS tho Academy ~ Media VI Mr. h~u L. hhurt
IIsu. have had Opportunity Ut scAc5a ytafs psst
u ulstr The Inllet In which ILLS Academy Il
uusse - sel = !'s " tas pups sh9 n
san further G,tk tls intellectual sad MefA ds'epp'
nis 4. Aariy ios Young ien anA Eoys Is ~ n,llss
Ii ri, Iron fhIlalelph!a tssls fe.t tor ho:td:4Y.
Washing. tbs. &e.. ScloulIaE BuukA DC. Payable
IsaftuEIy, NJ sAir4 etarErs. stuleuta Alnltltd u
EHy lntt Stec,s individual and cta.s lnstIuctlua fur
lascs Vt rrlssc tutoring and scuvl. rouM dril Iea
n1trartGt., lwo graduates uf fat cDrst. nrdiA !as
seven tnuttlr, tila cl4fltr Which has prohibited tha
saI q nso4s4.tx dFiIks ~! - lear. ~, II
iii. yiIy. as.ife.s sWiTIiS i. I.sHUltTLtDUk uisftAsI
untTctsity. A. u, J. Aett8. "a.
, 1877-01-12

81, ,2p1. "a. ~. 81 Carpenter ct al. ". John ].
bennett. SLEW. u. rr!ns1c ~, Cornellue Hay:
who'd and James j. Chttlchge, verdict $50, and
l,ntlHn for new trial
tI,ar.r rcGrnr-EusrEsssoss.- - 5,uio1ph ltofcn-
's:t"r ". AnRu-sn' and Caroline zntex, s;s,. =,
fIit verdict 81, 100. ~. and mutIon Tor trn
jCpGE HrAtsr>rEn-1ohh Cttpp ". Cnlon In.
Fnranre Company 0f Chicago verdict 81, los, AMI
motion for nov trial,
, 1877-01-12
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ANOTHER GREAT NEW TROUPE ADDED.
Pat rsoney. Nnrden a7d Mack, Sig. Dlttx. Jim nhl
tom Dertle NtnehATt, the tanrs F!Ank !nncs. Turnet
Hn,n:t % aad Ill.,, ~ a1.na ster ~ ere
The bcst and chcarctt Variety Theatre In the rity.
Only 10, IS, auh x cents admission.
Mattlccf MstIttdax aal EatuEtaY At l:1Q z. N.
, 1877-01-12

.ds:sn = ceas' aa the 81 sneesss :,s and
G,:s e rsT Sn; Il b es. S
Wnmhn..' commencing ~ i, Htl ctan1 with public
examinations Consult atom daily ffum 4. till 10
r. H.. At the Palmer itpupe.
, 1877-01-12
TIE COLISEUM NOVELTY THEATRE.

lmnenss succtsa Of the Greatest Living Gymnast.
MfA% EMMA JUTEAE,
Asttsted by Mr. GEO. nisOwS. To Lrscrthc the NON
trnus daring of hs atya net u ne Il " Lo*tbc:
IA simply Incredible. and a'mnst beyond httftf. Don't
e sec her.. Twenty utrs hrhtelass artists sppcAr
nightly. Admission, II hpl u cts,
, 1877-01-12

IN thu Circuit Canr, Hereof william r. Fosdfck and
James H. FISH. cotniainAHth vs Tue cfcaGo, Dam
vile & E!ncelncy ls9Ilr,1d EutnpAHy Jamrs Eawtll.
AID Il. D!1de 1:o,rr1s defendants. In Chsaccry.
MtcTE{cS EStF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-07
Wagons Wagons !!
lNARs0N CITY sTUDEBAKER WAGON
~ DEPOSITORY.

Having received the agency the sale the celebrated
Studebaker Wagons, am receiving wagons from the
above mandatory especially adapted this State they
were made from models and patterns the
tory by l aso have q fine lot of
EXPRESS AND LIGHT SPRING WAGONS
On hand Also, Farm and Road Wagons Of my own make
style Of Wagons be purchased for i'll Sacramento City
with the addition of freight from Sacramento Carson
have also on hand and for sale
ALL SIZES OF CAST STEEL AXLES.
Some fine Three and half Inch Cast Steel Axes
for logging purposes Also, all kinds of Hard Wood Lum-
ber Wagon Material Etc Also agent for the celebrated
SARVEN PATENT WHEELS.
Blacksnhn@ of all kinds Carriage Repairing Etc Etc;
neatly done Horse shOeing specially Having pur-
chased the right to the use OF the celebrated
GOODENOUGH HORSE SHOES,
(New stye call the especial attention Of horse farriers
to the
HAVING ESTABLISHED A PAINT SHOP,
And employed first class Carriage Sign and Ornamental
Painter invite especial attention work prices etc
W. D. TORREYSON
Hotel and corner of Telegraph and Plaza streets opposite
keyser Il ElrOds hay yard.
Carson May s. 1877.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-14

worry sorry he had not done so before pro-
ceeding to extreme measures. Tho res
eut City Solicitors also told mo that they
blamed themselves for not writing mo
letter explaining my danger.
The fact is that The first notice I ever re-
coived OF what tho City claimed Off INC,
was in letter from my father, on Nov. Z,
1876. Immediately wrote back 10 him
for a statement of it. Ho sent mo the state
ment, and I answered his letter, telling
him had paid tho Thompson matter TO
tho Treasurer, asked him to see the Treas
uror, and stated that did not believe its
payment would be denied and in answer
to that [ received letter from father,
dated Nov. %, 1876, in which nc said, 81
intend to get the Mayor TO go with mo to
see Dobbins," and at the. end of tho same
letter, ''It may be nccesssiy for you to be
here before we can manage this matter
satisfactorily. 1 will write TO you after
see Dobbins." From that day until the
day was arrested, on January IS, 1877,
never received line from my father OF
any one else, either beseeching me to &C
to Eric, OF giving me amy warming what
! ever Of an intended arrest, and my father
says he had no intimation that such ster
was to be takon. If 1 had received any
such intInation / would not have been
! such consuininate jaclIsss as to pay nc
attention TO it, az tho Dispatch would have
the public believe.
This is the explanation have to mako
1t satisfies my own conscience. If it does
not satisfy other people, cannot help it
I thank my friends for their words o
for your kindness and consideration il
this hour of my greNtost trial, and will tr1
in the future tomerit your confidence ant
the confidence of those who have prove,
TO be my friends. Yours Truly,
w. i. LArHY.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-02-14
West Hickory Oil Farm.

WEST HIcKoRY, Pa, Feb. 10, 1877.
ED. REPUBLICAN,
DEAR SIR, R,--"Truth
crushed to earth will rise again" and
SO will "Veracity," although the adj
vent Of his appearance will not be
heraldod by any great influx of in.
tellectual intelligence.
Oil operations are still going on at
this place and with vigOr that shows
a determination to overcome all diff =
culties. 1t is Impossible for one not
knowing tho "ropes" to estimate the
production, but it is thought thai the
four wells, which arc now being pump
ed, produce in the aggregate between
5 and 10 barrels per day. This, how
ever, is only trough" guess, as the
actual production is carefully kept a
secret by those who have charge of the
wells. But judging from the fact that
other rigs are being put up and ar
rangements made for the shipment Of
oil it seems to indicate that the in.
vestment "was not and shall not be a
failure"
Two large iron pans were received
last week. in which the oil is to be
treated previous to shipment. This
treating process consists chiefly of heat
ing the oil by steam, which frees it of
sand aud all other ingredients which
are injurious to it for lubricating pur-
poses--as this oil sused for lubricating.
NERACITY,