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HOW TO MEET TROUBLE.
Mr.. eErcHER's FRIDAY NIGHT TALK ON THE
WAY TO DE OF GOOD CHEER.

Mr.. eErcHER's FRIDAY NIGHT TALK on THE
WAY TO DE OF GOOD CHEER
There was a lorge attendance NJ Plymouth Church
prayer meeting last night Alter tho usual
OF singing ana prayer Mr. Bccchor spoke on tho way
10 meet trouble. In tho course Of tho talk no said
that fully on c-haf OF mems troubles really made
by themselves. A might not DO abo to do IL at
arst but by little practice he would learn 10 dis-
cpIine his mind 80 that troubles would not so fret
HIM as to throw him into a dscontcntcd and
irctlul spirit This was tho duty commended In tho
sixth chapter OF the Gospel OF st. Matthew. A man
must so hold himself TO be the master Of the crcun
stances BY which nc was surrounded. After giving
number OF illustrations, showing that onethrd Of Tho
enterprises o tho globe were engaged IN the produce
ton OF iood, that another third WIS devoted to tho
manufacture OF rancpt, aud that tho necessity OF
food ana raimcnt was imperative, no referred TO tho
relation that temperament bore 10 the sustaining
power OF men IN trouble. Men when cast down would
bo greatly strengthened if they encouraged feeling
things OF which might DO justly
proud OF. Then there was the serse borno
about in tho hearts OF all Christian men
OF u great world that Is around and about us;
great understandable world on tho shore OF which no
wave beats, aud where thoro are no storms; thou
there was in the thought oil Emmanuel
God with Us"
81 derive great consolation" said Mr.. Bcschcr,
sfrom remembering that shall i've until dc aud
dying will be glory know that shall succeed In that
If succeed IN nothing esc.o
Mr. Halliday, DR.. White aud DR.. Edward Bccchcr
asked questions, and the talk was proractcd beyond
the usual hour
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THE BOLLENGER OUTRAGE.

An examination was yesterday maio and completed
in tho case of tho Bocngcr family, before Justice
Jcssur, in Newark. Mrs Bollcngcr, her daughter
Caroline and husbend all gave evidence substan-
tiating tho statements already published In tho
HERALD md declaring that both had been outraged IN
most brutal manner Owen Gilltn aud William kav-
anagh, the two persons arrested as members OF the
gang Of ruflans who visited tho house OF tho Bollcn
gers, were pnccd on the stand and testified in ihclr
own behalf They admitted being present In tho Boil
lcngcr domiclc, ana with the girl in tho woods
Wavcrcy but insisted that the place the Bollongcrs
kept was notorious resort and that tho girl volun
tariy went with thcm. Tncy were reminded for trial.
and the Bocngcrs are still ncd. No arrests have
been made bcyond Gilhn and Kavanagh
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ANSWERS.
~uE PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.

To THE EDlron or TnE HERALD-
1 notice in your ''Complalnt Book" that person
signing himself "a Representative OF a New York
nervous by rcvvng the story OF the danger to passen
goys from being locked up in Pullman upper berth -
case the berth should close by OF the turn
ing over IN an accident AS ! am familiar with tho
construction OF tho Pullman car, is duo to tho read
ers of the HERALD that should endeavor to relieve
well known by those who have examined into the SUBJ
ject that cvcu II tho should tako such position In
an accident close the upper BERTH thcrc could DO
no danger being shut IN unless the berth locked
tomatcaly IN the Of closing TO lock this berth In
the cars now built by tho Pullman Company 1t
requires a turn to DO given to the han.
die In the centre OF the berth, alter tho
berth Is closed, by some ono on tho out
side, and unless there enterprisng scar lends"
specially employed 10 90 through the cars after an
upper berth, there be no fatal results from tho
above cause. In addition TO this TACT II should DO
known that IN all the Pullman cars recently built and
IA last IL can be done The older onc3l special
device is introduced that the berth cannot
close from any motion OF the car, much loss lock ITSELF
death OF an esteemed officer OF Western railroad,
whusc thrown into a river, ana who was found
Ia his berth drowned Tho truth Is that he In
private buit by tho railroad company und not IN
Pullman car. Ia the OF the Chicago gentleman
mentioned, whose son killed In the upper berth oil
to the Pullman Company, the accident occurring on y
road where tho 81 that company did not run IL
Representative lives till hc Is smothcrcd In Pull.
man berth no VIII roach a r,po old age. MECHANIC
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LYDIA SHERMAN VICTIMS.

II Will DO remembered that in the confession OF
Lydia sherman. the Connecticut polsoncr, sue adj
mt,ed having poisoned OF her husbands. police
man named Struck OF Mnnhaitanvic, and several OF
his children and charges that police sergeant ad-
viscd her 10 poison struck. Cornelius Struck son OF
the poisoned husband, yesterday stated to HERALD
reporter that he applied to Of the assistants Of The
District Attorneys Office for permission to 20 before
tho Grand Jury aud have tho Sergeant indicted
but the Official exp doubts az 10 his ability 70
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procure an indictment tho unsupported evidence
tbe Connecticut convict. Mr. Struck. who ATTENDED
tho trial OF his stepmoher at New Haven tnat ro
suited 10 her conviction states that so soon as DISTRICT
Attorney Phelps returns the city he Will make an
other attempt to before tho Grand jury feeling
II duty be his murdered father TO do all ne
can 70 punish all who parties 10 his taxing OF,
and be WILL II necessary, sell the coat on OF hts back
for that purpose
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THE ALBANY DAY LINE WATERS.

To the EDIroa or rng HgRALD:--
bog TO diner from tho remarks Of "Change ~ ro'
gardng tho and waters tho boats Of the
Albany day limo. IL should DO remembered that the
year 1870 was an unusually trying one for railroads
and steamboats,, owing TO tho mmonso number OF pas
scngcrs requiring attention.
There might have been some trining delay as men
tioned out inattcnton IN nevor tolerated and 10 IN
variubly punished by instant dismissal The oxpc-
rencc OF many regular travellers thc day limo .
tho reverse oil that spoken OF by 'ChauSe H. lsuv
there some error In tue line namedY JUSTAG&
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INVASION OF THE SIXTH WARD.

To THE EplroR H.RALD:-
Can nothing DO donc by the Police Commissioners te
protect property and law-abiding citizens from tho
swarm OF drunken thieves and vasabonds who are
pouring into Sixth ward from all parts Of the city
Neither life property is now safe, particularly
sncc tho sixth precinct station was broken up Ocra
have been nlaic by property TO put tho Station
house In lit condition II they would only send the
men back again. but no attention has been paid 10
thor oilers. CITIZEN.
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WHAT MADE JUSTICE oTrERBoURa

WHAT MADE JUSTICE OTTENBOUHG MID.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
take the liberty Of answering tho question which
s.Citizcn" puts you to "what kind Of man" this
Justice Ollerbourg c Is an honorable and upright
judge hard worker. and was fully justified In feeling
Indignant on having Justice Smiths prisoners brought
before him. As Sir. Otcrbourg says u Is not one, two
or three cases, but dozcn. justice issuing war
rants Tor arrest should have his prisoners brought
before other courts, or, other words have others do
his business L. VICTOR.
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A PRAYER ron PEACE.
To TILE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
Allow to enter complaint among the "lona
suffering" who daily cry for reform Can wc not by
also applying TO the Mayor, have all vendors Or hawk
ers cxtermnatcd? We long in the morning Tor just
one more nap, and the first thing we hear, STRAW.
berries straw Strawberries, straw" voice, lull
waiting grooming, and loud enough to be heard
mics away, iu Of misery We are often ON the
point rushing out aud buying he whole cart load Just
TO stop horrible yelling But we can't AFFORD just
now 10 buy many berres neither do wo feel sure OF
silence even II did humane an act, Tor others
seeing our good work might como and yell all day
uutor our window for the same PURPOSE on. Tor
peace tho streets oi New York during tho morning
NJ Ieast One would think the cries those
were spirits from Dante's Inferno LADY,
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

TNorE.-Lctters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's fall name and address
insure attention. Complanants who unwilling 70
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing -
En- HERALD
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PRICES At THE onaSp OPERA HOUSE.

To THE EpiTo. THE HErALD:-
An article in your "Compant Book" to-day docs
us injustice Our price Tor orchestra cIrcc re-
served seats Is y cents, and advertised and In
case any more charged for them. Our orchestra
stall chairs arc seventynvo cents (thoso seats arc
charged 81 90 Tor ut other thcntres Your correspond
ent "A H. has evidently got things mixed and con-
founded orchestra crco with orchestra chairs IL our
principle land inores deal fairly and squarey with
our patrons the public aud low scale OF prices
rs 'placnrdcd over the box oico' Is rgidy adhered
10. POOLE y DONNELLY.
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FARE ON THE ELEVATED ROAD.

To THE EDITOR or tn. HERALD:-
The answer to "saver," complaining OF tho officers
the Elevated Railroad for not selling packages OF ten
tickets for less that ST. is obvious Having monop-
oly they assume the right TO charge whatever fare
they choose and under the guisc OF public benefit they
still fastcn this cxorbitant iare on The people
q, 3. L.
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FREE BATHS AT THE BATTERY.

70 THE EDlrog OF THE HERALD:-
Please request the proper authorities TO inform the
public what induced them to couniermand tho order
locating ono Of tho public baths at the Battery.
r. STEVENS.
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THE RAPID TRANSIT BLACK LIST.

To THE EDITOR THE HsRALp:-
Please give US the names OF the Asscmblymeu whs
worked against rapid transit Out with tho black list
L OK
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To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Chrystie street. between Houston and Rivington
streets, also near Broome, and Rivington street, bo-
tween Chrystie and Bcwcry 30 bIockaded with
and trucks both day night, especially alter
six r. 81. that peoples lives arc in danger. !. 4.
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A THIRD AVENUE QUERY.

To THE EDITOR TIE HERALD
Can you INFORM and other citizens why Il is that
Third avenue from Harlem Bridge up 70 the fordham
car stables has been cleanot tor the last two
months? A FARMER
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THE NINTH AVENUE RAILROAD TRACK.

THE NINTH AVENUE RAILROAD TKACk.
To THE EpIroa OF HERALD:-
The Ninth Avenue Railroad track, on Fulton between
Washington and Greenwich streets. IL fast becominga
nulsance, owing 10 It's dgraccjul condition. Is there
no power compel whoever Is responsible Tor sucn
matters put the street In proper repair 50 that Is
-" MERCHANT.
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pnooKIYS's FIRE BELLS

To TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The Brooklyn Fire Department have good and e..
pcnsive system OF lire alarms. but tho droadful 1rc
bell rings out In the old days. Tho New York Fire
Department TO got along Without disturbing the
whole city. RIP v. WINkLE
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pRooKLYA's DOGS.

TO THE EDrroR THE HERALD
Brooklyn boasts OF an order OF death at the hands
OF the police TO all unmuzzcd dogs; yet nearly ~
many dogs roam tho streets unmuzzled and unmo.
Tested In fu view OF tho police, before this ore
order was existence, aud dog owners who at hrss
oboycd seeing what urcc the order has been, nave
rolcasod their dogs from thor muzzcs. Now, II SUI
pcrintcndcnt Campbell really meant what he said ~
his tho police why don't ho see that y u en-
forced? BlooALi ME-.
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4 WORD ro rur PUBLIC SCHOOL rEAcnrRs.

WORD TO THE PUBLIC bCHOUL 1EAOHrHos
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
Allow mo a small space in the ''Compaint Book" OF
your valuable protest against tho mode Of pro.
cedure OF petty with relation TO the manage
incnt Of adgcty but otherwise bal children in our
public schools How is IL that any petty teacher takes
Il upon bimself to dismiss child from school tor such
petty and trivial OIL looking at another child
or moving on his talking In 4 whisper? II y
teacher oil small children Is not able tV command the
respcct OF his scholars and rccy such small offences
he is not lt for The position ho occupies
A PARENT
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Uufurnis hed.
no LET-TIIE THREE STORY BRICK House. 42a
West 10Th 81. with all modern Improvements; plenty o.
caDdolicrs. re-. he; rent sGo per nono I'D
good order. . 80
W.e..r. 4.
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AT LEBANON SPRINGS--rO LIT FURNISHED.
Ageutlcmans Residence With all tho modern improve
pens; stable and outbndins; three beautifully
laid large lawn fine shades, fruit trees. garden, &c.
HOMER MORGAN. , Pine ST.
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4 FURNISHED HOUSE on HrDsON--23 ROOMS;
Improvements four acres; near station and landing
A Daley. GG6 9th
, 1877-10-12
CANADIAN NEWS.

Tile Great Storm ou Lako Erse and It's Dis
astrous Effects OH ShlpplnK-OtileF Al
fairs.
Spectd' Dispatea to TIA Chicago Tribune.
PoRr ROWAN, Ont.. Oct. 1t.-rhc late storm
llas been verY disastrous to shipping on Lake
Eric. Numerous wrecks are reported, In many
lustanecs accompanied by losa Of life. The
achoonrrs Eliza White. Of Cleveland, and Bia-
dctra, Of Oswego, ara asllorc on Long Point, op-
posite this place. Tho Captain md cook Of the
Eliza Willie wero drowctl. Two men jumped
overheard and swain ashore hero this morn
Ink. Tho rest OF the crew aro still
in. the rigging Of tho vessel, Two
Of tho Madrira's crew also swam ashore
to-day, leaving their comrades III the rigging.
The Ecu IL running 10 hIgl, TINT II Is impossible
to tender assistance. The schooner W. Y.
Emery Is ashors 1t Colchester. The crew was
saved. a bargo laden with lumber is ashora
ncar the same place. The crew have not turned
up, but 1t is supposed they arc saved.
6pseiaI Itratch IL ne CAfcago Trianns
MONTREAL, Oct. liza meeting was held to-
night In Zion Church to protest against tho
out hills IN tue Elliott and Hackett caacs.
Strong resolutions were passed condemninE the
firAuu jury, aud It was resolved to appeal to tho
Minister OF Justice to Interfere. r.
There las been default In branch OF the
Exchange Bank on the part Of IA cmpNyo.
Tho declaration loigctl in court In thu caae OF
the i3ank of Montreal Againat the e1-Dlrcctors
OF the City Passenger Railway Company ulal;cs
ali exactly similar elasgs to that prsEerred by
tho City and plsltict Savings bank, VIZ, making
ers upo, tue faitI oi wLlci. the bauk bad I'd
yanccd large sums Of money on tho stock Of tho
car company.
, 1877-10-12
}YOMAN'S CONGRESS-.
Papers Head Before the Cleveland Mee1

Papers Head Before The Cleveland Meek
!nE.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 1.-THE Woman's Con-
EFcss vas called to o~dcr at 1880 d H., Miss
Abbey ". May presiding.
Reports BY Tue Vice-prcG' 'ldent's organization
were taken uD. Mrs. E. r. t'hurchtll. OF Pfoyl-
dence, Il. l., reported from thas State. Nrs. q.
W. Qutniby, OF Maine, prcscnt>N her report
which was read by Mrs. Perkins, Of coopcrs-
town, n. 7. Mrs. President Basco, =, OF Maat'
son, Wis. reported for that State. ". AiLda
HMssrg' of Coorado, spnkc Of affairs ~ n, nof eF
Missouri, Va. read by Miss Partridge. Tic Sey.
Ahtonet&e Brown BLACKWELL, OF New Jers. ',
reported. Mrs. Martha Mckay, Of Indianapolis,
spokc lot lnIians7 Miss Frances Willard f,f CHI.
Massachusetts,. "N'
At the afternoon session Miss Frances 4. Will
Iard' Of Chtcago, presided. 4 paper prepared Dy
M1s. H. Jenny F. Willing, Of Chicago, entitled
wns. read by Mrs. ". 4. In0ItaEn. of C1eyc-
land. Airs Minerva Norton reasl Al, cssav t;1,
lhc Hork OF American Women in Christian
brlelF bT Miss Willard and Mrs. Perkins.
at tho crenInE session Miss May presilcl, A
sery interesting cssay on What Ii Money"
vas real BY Mrs. Emily ], Leonard, Of West
M3ertdent Conn. Mira. Frances W. Harper, VI
Fastaoelphta, q co!orcd wonun, followed With
paper on tils "Golosed sfen q America" )" which
was Fecciyed with great satisfaction br The Con-
ETess, md was commented on favorabiy bY Miss
Partridge, Ut Missouri; Miss May, Of Massacnu-
ecttss Mrs. BLACKWELL, ut New Jcrscy; end Mfs.
Sara J. Spencer, Of Washington, b. {.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning.
, 1877-10-12
LOCAL POLITICS.

Ward Moetingssund Other Caucuscs Yeater-
day.
The Democrats Of tho Eighteenth Ward held
meeting last evening Ut klare's Hall for the
purpose Of organizing for The fall campaign.
Fsautds 4. Hoffman, jr.. was elected Chair
man pro teu,., nal On taking tho chair mado
ono or lls usual en,pty speeches about the mis-
stou OF tbs Democratic party to rescue the
country from Republican corruption.
On nation Of Frank Cunningham, commit
tee Ut dye was appointed to nominate pcrna-
nent officers u the ncxt meeting. A recosa was
taken In or.lcr " allow shuse prcseut to sign
thcir names to the rull.
1t was novel That when the meeting adjourn
it be uatl! ucxt Monday evening ut thu same
place.
Dir. Cunningham thought there we're great
many rrouliuunt Democrats ln the room who
Ind not sleue1 tho roll. lIn hoped they would
cuu,e forward aud append their autographs, 80
cute. to the Convention. ''rliis appeal Induced
about threG OF tho "pTom!ueutA to CoMc for
Wxf1 and leave their names.
An adjournment waA then bad.
y0UuT1t WARD. ..
Tho Fourth Ward Republican Club held I
large apd enthusiastic meeting last evening at
No. ~ Thirty first street, frtstdc4t ueorEu W.
Cuuel, bainG in tho cbatr. 1hu report of tho
u4lues tFutu xhigl. the Thirteen delegates should
te vhoses waa sctviyc1 and adopted. Tue tot
lowing arc the names:
", 4. Fro.1 vh!'o Allen. r. a. Hull. n. ".
ssu, " dsstse {. C4a,pteii' Jaiis. siau., u q. t.
~ ~ &C., y. Witt s., a ;.S*5tI ILL., Y Sss;: stss
it,. V. +: Perkins. i; i. CsI! .lan, il: l. An
s,s ,sl.oa., ii nty'!eTsy = T.o T. 1sSnss; 11s%ss;
&. 4. Chandler, u. ", l1pu. LeknGrr 8ttn6. r.
, 1877-10-12

ward. A rather rambling discussion occupied
the evening. and nothing wah accomplished;
The Democrats want oil tho good ot1lccs, and
terest OF the O'Ilara and 1leb combination:
Tho Democracy will hear the report OF theif
Committee this evening, when II will be pro-
sentcd 70 the Central Committee 1t the!f meet
lug In the Palmer Ilousc.
ottxFul. DEMOCRATS.
4 call for meeting Of Democrats to take
ri .aaures to celebrate tho Democratic victory III
OF !. romtnent men In the rcadinR:rcom or tho
Palm CT House last evening. Mr. John &. Rich
berg ,vas elected to tho chair, aud Mr.. T. l..
Chase .sctetl ns Secretary.
that hu. mesa could not proceed until ho had
done 30. 1le was anth was going T. continue =
Democfat- Ho voted for Sam Tildep, as also
did bis three sons. Ha app]audcd President
lIayea' course, though he deprecated tile means
by which he secured the positona
Gen. L!cb moved that q committee consisting
Of one member from cnch Of The eighteen
wards Of the city bc appointed to make arrange
and other arrangements FOR celebration to IL
held Saturday night next.
NJ p2o!tts pr9gessd DSs sna M9n9y s LII.
cevn css oSsb se.s s &c ny a
Wednesday night next Tas nominated:
Upon hi. motion Al finally amended. tho fol-
1o4'ing Committee was selected, and ordered to
report at the sumo place this evonlu2 at the
usual hour.
F4rss Ward. Potter Palmer; Second Ward, FranE
seh,,uintartS; Tblrd waf4, 4. y cels!1; Fqn1sh
EWe' SIX Gsa: 'oia Keh!s ssts Was co%s:
;sasE s;5's5 s'9tS a., Ts 4 heSS.,9: + ! 1S,;: LIZ;
Warl witI.m Era.sE: Tht;tsesth ws.a Ala.
EGrhteenih W.ti, ,rs1fy i: smith, iiyas rsiks
, 1877-10-12
ANN ARDOR.
tbs University Laboratory Troubls-pental |
CoMyentlon. |

Tbs University Laboratory Troubls~pental
Convention.
q Special hs9pa&eA to Ths Chicago 7t5buHx
ANN Anp0R, atleh., Oct. ll.--The Board OF
Reeents OF the University met to-day. Pscst-
dent ANGEL made hls annual report, showing
tho cl1ange In the Faculty. the number OF atu-
dents, aud tho work pt alLthe departments last
rear. The Hun. William L. Webbcr read
statement OF what had boon done by t1msslf
aud Senator ChEl.ttaney as counsel In tho caso
against Rose and Douglas. They thought that
the latter should rot bo prosecuted for ccst&tn
travelling expenses for which he had charged tho
University Tho Regents resolved THAT ths ac-
counting between Rosa aud Douglas and tho
University 6e tntrusteA to counsel, with inAtruc-
tions to kucuse tue substantial nghts OF tho Unt-
ycrsity. whether by ainicable settlement
Or amendment .of tho chaucery bill,
or by q separate bill, this
accounting to embrace all matters tn dispute,
except those settled BY Judge llutttuKtol's dc.
cslou. 4 Acumuittee the Huar1 v - scorgnntzel
10 admit tue new kegeut, BuiIeld, of Lansiug.
Dr. uaTkes, Of Chicago, lor sumo uuaA1Ount-
able reasou, alter aAeptlnx I position tu the
lett town suddenly. llis resignation wAA ~,
ceptct but, a. it h late it willGe difficult to ill
thu vacancy. uF, Charles 0rsteheli, Of sltlwau-
kee, was mentioned ~ Hawkcaf aunessort but
hIs uamn Was Laid OH lhr ta1la for the present.
The SlAtc Dental CunycaIon concluded It's
sitting hera to-day. Numerous pape1s wesu
read aud discussed, officers wcre elected, aud
tho Association sdioutuod TO mset next Masya
III this city.
, 1877-10-12

Dr, Dfown-Sequard, who las been abroad
ior long time. has settled hinseif and family In
bostoa fos the Winter.
The Republican City Committee Of Dos-
Ton, u we'll ~ tho State Coumtstte. IL going to
iaTlss 0soszs william Curtis 10 lelras IN address
&sts
The Rt. Hon. W. E, Gladstone has un.
aettAksn To write "PEi1er Of Homer" for
ssssss. Macmillan and Co.'s asFtes OF Li!ssstuEo
PsimsRs
Ms. Chasles' Btor.a, Of New York, has Of
efed y subscribe e, co., OF Of tho sum
ossfsd, for tha purpose Of bringing the Alexandria
obe'tsk 10 Nsw York.
Ihs New York World haa christened tho
sa.sslas'ppt monstss the UJppoeyaophldoratsho!
MSesd*s 4tsstssppaaaat, ''hseAuse ths auiual Is
ae.f1J sntttled To nams which shall cxpEe4a hls
5sslons quslthes.
H. chesrsx Goodwin, part writor Of tho
sep'hf ''Rrangsllns" burlesqus, hi Just been
W'otcsd It Boston from his Vito Graes Flstchrs
Asav, whom hs says be married In oc.obos, 1878,
w hfsa with for threa days In this city, when ahs
sssaaeniy lsfs hin, and be has not seen her aiaee
s.... @ eooa~'n did not srea asal lawyer to con.
, 1877-10-12

With . view to inaIaiously cleaning informa-
ton on 4 topic iu which he may become murc OF
les personally interested, the editor Of tho st.
Louis Republican Is cndcaYoriug TO excite Ills
eussion upon tho question, "Docs 1t hurt a tnan
10 hang hlmi" Even II 1t did not, there would
not probably bs auy moro applicants for oxccu-
tlon than ut present,
, 1877-10-12
BUSINESS NOTICES,

W1lbor's Cod Liver UI1 aud Limo.-Tha
grcat popularity Of ths safe and cllcscioa 1repa.
ration II aIoGe attributable 10 Ito Intrinsic worth,
10 the cure Ut coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis,
whoop!nY cough. scroGuous huInors, AMI oil con-
sumpl17H symptona, Il has no superior, II equal.
Let no one neglect ths early symptoms Of na.
alettAte atl complaints of tho chat. lungs, OF
th!out Manufactured only by A.. u. Wllbor,
chemist, Doatun. so!d By all druggists.
Use " Mrs. Wlnxlow'A kootillnK Syrup for
children whilc ttethlnK. 1t cures dysentery and
dltsrhva, wind cole. and regulates tho bowels.