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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11
Two Stories.

A Massachusetts gentleman, just returned
from over the Canadian border, tells US these
stories: He was in the hotel general accom-
mediation room, when two veterans of the
(hotel) bar, laying schemes for a drink. began
to tell stories for each others benefit. as follows
These are awful hard times, - said one.
81 never saw such times before, except when
| was in Ohio, an then l was put to t to get
along. Nothing to do, l had a yoke of steers,
but they wasn't earning nothin'. But L lived
right ON the road the Western emigrants went
over every day. So 1 dug a hole in that road at
the foot of the hill near my house, turned a
living spring of water into it and made a good
mud hole. Well when the emigrants came
along, every day one or more teams stuck in my
hole, an they would see my steers standin' out
doin' nothin', an they would always send up
and git me to come an help 'em out an 1
always charged as much as SIS a lift. Well, l
kept that mud hole right up in good repair till L
made $25 900 out of it, and then sold 1T for
So 5000 an moved up here.
Story number two was the other Mum
chausen' IS companion piece for the yoke of steers.
When l was choppin,-l could chop some,
you know-folks used to ask me how much /
could do in a day. Have you ever tried it?'
says they. NO, ncver, says L, but once, an
that wasn't really a try. You see just to show
EN- what 1 could do, 1 got up one mornin' afore
light, an ground up my axe sharp, oh, jes' as
sharp, an went into the woods. An 1 chopped
like sixty till about three O'Clock in the after
noon, when 1 thought it was as much as 1 could
pile afore sundown, an l went to pilin.' Well,
when l had it all piled up it measured twenty
seven cord. An then l knew something was
wrong, for 1 knew at the rate l had been chop
pin it ought to have been more, SO l went back
an began lookin' around to see what the trouble
was. An there right out on the first tree I cut
in the mornin' was my ak head. You see. the
thing was loose an had slipped off, an I had
been chopin all day with the bare helve."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11
THE PACIFIC
AUGUST IL.
Socialism in England.

The London correspondent of the Sydney
Morning Herald has the following, in explanation
of the arrest of Bradlaugh 80 The other day
it was announced that Charles Bradlaugh, com
monty known as 6 the atheist had been arrested
for publishing an immoral book. Formal eVld-
ence alone was given, and the case was adjourned
until next week, when the defendant said he
would be prepared with ~forty-fve witnesses-a
pleasant prospect for the magistrate. A good
deal lies behind this announcement and 1T con-
meets itself with a paragraph in Mr.. Gladstone 8
recent essay on the Nineteenth Century, IN winch
he says that probably one of the first assaults
upon religion will be made in the form OF an
attrack upon the Christian institution OF marrl-
age. l was talking a few days since with a very
accomplished gentleman from lancashire, who
told me that Swinburnism in its coarsest form
was spreading in cities of refined and high-mind-
ed people where one would least have expected
to find it. The doctrine of this party is. that
monogamy is a burden too heavy to be borne'
that the present system produces shameful re-
results, and that complete freedom is the only
way in which to remedy the evil free love is
to be the saviour of society. The spread OF
these tenets, he said, was already producing the
most miserable results breaking OF old friend
ships and splitting up attached families. vi
course the mind at once starts the question
what about the children? and it is a poor
answer, indeed, to say that they would be pro-
vided for by special contract-a terrible contrast
to that beautiful arrangement by which parents
join to care for their offspring, and devote their
lives to their support and happiness. The worst
of the new system is that it assumes philosophy.
cal language, claims to be a development of
social science, lays hold on this ground of gener-
Gus but Unbalanced minds, and circulates a
literature which, under all it's euphemisms, can
not be read by any pureminded person without
a blush. And now, not content with the work
done, an unholy alliance has been made with
some of the leaders of the working men, and
thousands of these vile publications are being
sent out among the families of mechanics and
artisans. And this prosecution of Bradlaugh
is believed to be an attempt, on the part of a
special society formed to oppose this movement,
to bring the matter to a test and stop the dis
semination of this communicating literature"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
SUDDEN Esd or i LlFE or Sa4nE

Matilda Palmer, dissolute young woman,
,lot Ough the head, and anty killed, yesterday
afternoon the basement o. tne euement a No II Pcl
st where lived Half hour previous her death
was heard laughing and carrOusing with q pafamOur
named Thomas Carr, and John McKionan, who lived
IN The same bu,.ng The two Young neu had been 70
IrooklyL and returned in he afternoon much intoxicated
The woman bought gin. and The three drank together
The uolse their rcYg did not attract .hc attention
tie other inmates Of the building uni they startled
NAMED I'M tue house unused fo years The woman was
flen found i'm her kitchen, half supported by her
nusket was Wing discharged her feet. and OF
blood were pouring from terrible wound n her face
Before any assistance could be- rendered. she expired
Carr and McKernan lett the house on preience OF
going priest and did not return Carr was soon
rested and locked up In the Mulberry Street Police
Station He declared that he dd not the shooting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

THE PRELIMINARY EXANiNATIpN AhJol hNED-
PHEN GALLOWAY ARRESTED FOR C"NfL'Oiii
WITH GEs>NEB.
The examination of A. y. Gessnef' the III
legged lorgcr was SET down for yesterday nornhf' -
II O'CLOCK the prisoner was brought to fhe Iomrs
Polce fuurt where his counsel ana Mis-. Ccs~ner we're
whiting lie appeared Indifferent 10 hs PRISON surround
ipcs Mrs Gcssucr however. who is tan, eoodiooknS
woman with wavy black hair and sharp black eyes, D.
trayed considerable anxiety. U,on tine opening ol the
court. M Leary appeared oH behalf OF Assistant Dis
uicf- Atto,nay Herring. and asked an Adjournment
until 3 O'Clock - Mr.. Herr.ng was engaged 90 the
Court OF neral sessions. C. Banbridse smith opposed
the notion ana called the attention of the Court 10 me
law passea IN 1873 which forhids any dcity III iTem-
nary EXAMINATIONS except for good and sufficient cause
Ja.tce Duffy Thought the p0stpenemeut should ID"
granted. John Grau claimed tlat The ucro statement
that c.-Atbiney could net De present. unaeoon-
panied by an affidavit setting forth clearly the causes
which uus be good and sufferers, was upt valid ground
Cor pos, poncln.nt. Justice DHy decided, however 10
giant NJ. HcrriBgs request
Detectives Field ANA O'Connor o. the Ds'irrtAitor-
ney's Ofcs, present VITA Assistant bsrirti tN-
nay Befru at te re"peuinr Of The court Win oohc"
warrant Tor the arrest Of Ge,acr, he having been Ill
dctcd rs Grand jury FOR forgery in the third degree
Mrs Gcssucr. upon hearing ths gave way TO M of
yeeung Mr. Herring Informed Justice Dun Of the M
dicturut stating that by ts action The jurisdiction ot
the Police Court was uerf-rei with. Mr smith staten
taat the defence would lush. ppOn the continuance oil
the examination. spd that certain day should DC haWca
for the he3T.nE
Holm Graham arose under great excitement lie said
nat ia he sDose mis- mind as freely he de- irrd. ne
LII nt o ,ror7, tast would tn. aud strike with cun
that would mot Dc r.-hod. ana possibly not admired ii
the defend ant we've accorded tae opportunity 90 have
tins charge Investigated here be uodt be able 10 satisfy
tnc community that tIere absolutely nothing ia y.
lilo P,ac. Cours niastion formed sort Of m@die-
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
CIVIL NorEs

Minnie NJ Mott has obtained from Judge sper'
IN superior Court seca. Ten decrre o. ab"e u'I''
from h.r husband Aicxsu 81 D. Nit on account % "'
adi'f,f- Wiz. an allowance ~ $500 year Hh i'l9
JOHN Mcpherson, arrested on charge ~ Henry
H. wood. secra a-y n thc second tve7ue Fa"ai C'm8'
nv io go r rn with cert,in 81 the conductors 10 err'"
T. e comrauy o tampeuns sil The boiiuncde y q" ","
J, 1,.rof IN s. ,er.ie COurl. Cnagb t'rl1y, on
r..rs IL fli. Tanua. % Mrr-a ~ t'r litliitt
Afi,raey-s. riHc tie nearing jJ.inci rhii oaj.
jude Curtis ia superior Court. Sp'chi iei'h'
rra ',l leave s.e-day 20 TRACES T. Nf@'e ana ''an
plf,. t.. -.tus g. spencer rs Receiver = Eoaef; H.
lsrd,l o.c. YresMoa; o. me Ef' Bii"1r Cmp'r" me
petitioners SOY iat trey hayr iu cement aztrs Brif inr
mari -lruO that zlIc A. Actill tnr b '"t'
frr aimed % iad.fuyu .lI,t Elm f'r -' h'
ssllci -slcef has aYapi fol .ifr iFr tht W +''
ia emf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
Tr,,rIE COOPERATIVE coroyY.

To the Ed1tor Of me IrtbHnc
SIa: In your report Of the meeting OF the
Temple Cooperative Colony August 20 notice few
statements w4ch left 10 thc manner published wOu.a
Doe apt 90 m;sead many thsi had det uuIn-d join
The first is rcgar 20 thc elevation OF the LAND il
sioud read 800 hs. "a Of 40g feet The next refers
nc crou. which the colony rely upln ny for support
We shall make 'r-t.ity o. carly vegetables with tie
Tropical fruits future soUtcc az r0lt. Tie las: is
I'm relation 10 the setting Of the land 20 Uomcners oar
;,c.s of yl Tor 43J SHARES, each share 10
represent plot o. tie land oi ;Ec size ported your
pal,. CHAs. II. tLSTOh,
Neir- i'ork. Auc. 30, 1-77. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
GENERAL PoAI1IC1L NEWS.
yrw-IERsEY TAXPAYERs' CoNyENTIoN.

= !
TRENTON, y. j., Sept. 3.-Ihe taxpayers
STATE Convent on met nror today. Eisni countries
were fcpcs, nitd. EFdolphus Bhnehau oil Cam
d,n was chosen President and Gco ". Grant SECRETARY.
Speeches were made protesting against tie en'rm"H'
Of taxation in counties, townships ana ci'''
A resolution was introduced declaring that n vas
time TO make noIinaI0ns for state oucria
without reference a. party lint It was h''
ADOPTED, as several delegates oppose H. COM
miilee Of fYe was appointed 20 dralt rsoi1'lols'
This committee presented series 81 ten H'"!hi OILS,
Ilurpa ~ rlaii9. tc reform tnc tho c"Titeit1 "-
agreed that Q" obtain 10 trcscH iN1' lt4 N"tii'
adjourn. 10 meet t Nitcily oa the IN n't curing "
plo.f,s- OF tnv State fec -oi1" irltiiP men 81 81 y
probable State ir,ct Nil p'i ~ the Held ana ~.
tlcy endorse the nominations already h"dc %! u'
GIeeADaCE Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

The champion SEMI Professional CT. .sea C.ub Of
Brooklyn played atch the Union Grounds
day League Hartford Brooklyn Club. The two cubs
pl we'd sharp brilliant fielding game notaiihs
high wlndthai prevailed the game by the Har
fords easily by Che following scores
narlfoTd........... o 20
Umpire Mr. Matthews Rams consolidation. Chelsea
O. Base hits-HariOrl Is; Chelsea, /. Fidlng rrl0fs-
Hartford 2 Chelsea First base Of oploacuts
Hartford, j ; Chelsea, 2. Time ~ game, H. l5m
The International Allegheny Club OF Ittsburg Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

schr ami, T. Meieen MeKee2 81 M1rys o., II days
W." s ' SaI 1 1ptG 5 T I me y DAYS with lum
ber g S,inp l1gp q ,9 ye-,ei % %a7, ,o,,,oe.
sc. !: Austin Wirilm virginia Aiih railroad !iet
90 M nm, , J.. 's 10y ,, ., .I ~ h1,toa q CO.
Rig ssrrY. Merrg Bradley sagna Ia Granac - days.
III Iiar, Writer collins qua "A GranGc 10 dove Win
mis-. pass Grnnrn Mniurn CO.; vessel % James
SAILED.
sea9,. Agsr,s for ls~ss Da Es Ka ifs for for
san c,nc-, bsrss CARA, Cor DanAc. Doris Eekhon i'r
Leghorn Pacific Baltimore.
ANCHORED ~ HART ISLAND.
ga'H or Haunuus; brig mary f. Thayer' Tor Pas
sr,Nsrr-At sandy Hook wind fresh y. W. clear; city
FOREIGN PORTS
LcNnoS Sept A-s-ns 23 uii Giovanni capt Gaffgi! no
Efabe j. art. er.f',f CrDaus Let lnsi Ann cray
Hat5n JAIL liee. v'n MoitSe al fr NevYok; % INST
srekloeke Tor psaaaie Brasw9,gii 5&,aT" 3aais.
annals ca, anfaara nit. Ata. c3ogist o9-e Lazy
Asns.. 'oh capt = rie.:e later Dover 81 int 5.ilc
eos.amaercu. steamship lcua' latter al L e'oi 'e''p
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PAfTfv0aE s.ut 3-srriyal, sclr. r. Foster 4ioiiS9n
New or. cleared. II .au-' Baltimore '-crl o.e'
reme; Nin awrcrec Hoge Boaion hrr.hoon Ahcfr Hrl
lacr,1 corr: Aibrl Is AM Torr. Earc,l'nl ia,leia
G.rrl Jachcn.. s,rio.. Mary pnkse Brl ,rmsiro,ne'
lanf P.rrrsor Port Royal Sailed barks coaabuf An'
F11 Cunts .s a A ~ o 4woi rsmoa.g
SO IL "A.
p rics Ragged Island Cleared bark 1an'Norfh Gia'-'m
hyl..Jre = Ssitl ari cir. WIN. conner NawY YORK
oNvE roy sept r Arrived schr Nineysr' Piiadelhia
Yn ,l,.re 5i. 1o,cr ,3r ,,rk Or Faluou for orders
~a.l..l ,csfJ. &C., Stoyef, Ball sore. . d, r..o,t.
N4sairriop. ID. &. ia Ne Yoli; Leopar, SNOW hliHt
rrr. Tic.s Ph.ladeipl Eaua X snatcr, Cum a,nih
nect I-'o' ,l.i NJ W , ie.' 90, Gfaf ~ SoloeE
ft.. u \
Sr.rci 2e.'tors; r.ank Ilerser, croveii ewYors
FORM sGoe set $?2.ed oat g E 3a5 VIZ 49,
Queenstown Amca GA GaeG~iao Nsr' Eor-' D.9s
Galway Amazon asd 7c,n'. y ~ -i'3f ll' ~ I
81 --,' e1f' iai. irshrs Varrrarl, PEI.
AsIiuual LOUISA walker i,oanokc river fcfrr fda g. Gu
ri-t 'r.rmis Vaucieaf BRISTOL w. r. Nchewn Nonesai'
.I 9s. w59' VIZ ,l,ii, e iEaaf & csai
b. .,' a... irr Er-rln W,nan Baiumeie -crs Iair
s1' i r. iva imaiJ. Iilie 'ipor- ani s..rsi'c.1
o,,en BOSOM Ton rerra -ir7ao rro;ii.p,s .I ~,
iu boss. taah .ft d, ,a'Hh ,..d,; H' '' I'i
I.oot p. sil,e C,o,1e. ~ lnyer 'e'.ily, si.a'r
i,,3 i.,'i w. w. y, , ,,. ,.t .,'r. ci.ar,-
Ir oat. 3,tarcua HsliGiea. We,.,5i'; Nar. o..
1. 40 i{sz ',8 lr-.ye ~ ,'. En- D. i5l l
.,a 'i-.. .', 10. IF. -i f. III .'. oaar
I'..ta 3 i.tia',.21'a. ',' ''..S i--l lr,
49,. i.t SIR. Nm H. ,ar,.. Grace W-eis,,r s. ~
Cars,a, aas ioaa =. Nalsoa inacr lhiarR.aa. Am.
lt,oa aio isald ter |r@ 6lyraI tIs , + i s,1
Isel. a. it,.F afor ly@.an-i Nan,l h IS. 'ia.4eN.
l.osc Pass, g. Bi.s Narb,i L.wi- BelI tor NcaBe3.
.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

PuKr or NEw-YOEN- --..-..-....

PoKr OF NEw-YOHS .-.............. SEPT 3
CLEARED.
steamsniD Anthracite Grumiey. Philadelphia Penn. Jas.
S,ram.iip Fiaauora johnson, Portland J. r. Amcs.
ram,lp Ellie Knight Mccretiy, Philadelphia bogert
Ba-, casa Nor), Tonneson Danzr, Ger. Funeh Edge &
Bark paci-k CNor) Gurg Baltimore Boekmann, oei,ll
no z Candidate nrl Nosiey Liverpool Iaycraft & 90.
Iar hnlrea- GIccaHJ Cochinos Rotterdam Holland Boyd
BARI Nodbon Cswedl, Bjorkmnn Queenstown. Benlam &
Bars Glas T. ward Gay Gibr,lter Miller Ioqrhton.
Ia.I j. J.. Eoi,rooE Leaytt Plymouth. Brett, son e Co
BeIk Ca-co Penny. - Denis and Pot Louis Herman koop
brig ohm H. Ciandon, Pierce Cronsadt Russia, swan
Ship Marie Louise lSor) Jensen Kongsbcrg Ger Funch
;ei.f' aila,d Libby John, b., FERGUSON K wooc
schT Lena H. Siorer scayey, hey West and Pensacola,
' sir = IL Ieiriman Horrman Ponce p. r. r. P Back
schr Barnett Jones' Baltimore, wm. Chalmers
ARRIVED.
Steamship Suraiton tBr Bait, CaFdG 10 days. In ballast
Steamship city Of Dallas Hines, Fernandna. Brunswick
Steamship Cleopatra, Weir cenfaego. With md.e and pass
an Easlnt bark -noninsa whe nag Win blue border
steamship civ Of At'uta Woodruff Charleston, Jas.
s;ca ship civ OF Merida, REYNOLDS Hayana Vera Cruz.
~. lnsi1P d. s,ennmann tieg.l Lechere Antwerp Aug
49, mase a d pass to Fuuch. Edyr Co.
VI d
Hermar kcnp Co.
Bark gca or John, y. b Robinson fleetwood July
G.. H.. Avg. . boo ballast q Burg.
tars Norou toi Pnrisnd sherman. Caiharicn ia
ORDER vessel 30 Miller a HOugnton.
i3ark Joseph W. Bartlett Htrltt, % and from Boston.
days in ballast Parsons a. Loud
H,rk Tuirkcrt tGcrl ScAdt fochcfort. days In bal
i-t ~ Funch. EDGE 90 Aug D. 49, lon $3.50. spoke
lark ocean tGer fDr NoH-loIk 30 DAYS
ftark Providence Windsor. Potter. Halifax -
X aavs. ~ ballast 40 j. h. whitney x CO..
iIostnn. Milton, GuansmO 10 days.
eugas Ca order vessel Q" master
Brig T. sing sun. Griffin New Haven In ballast 10 l. W.
=. hrmstrpng.
rcnr Mosely Higgins, MaianEas ~ lays. with sugar
fo ittnuda. & vessel Ia Parsons Loud.
Scpr trrbran knigon, n Androas ID days with mdse
and i pa-z 90 James ". EiWell * "a.
~clf CLARK, Guptil Grand Menan Ms, days. with
FISH 90 JED Frye a. "a
schr. Fletcher. Phillips Bangor. with lumber to +. H.
Smith & 60.
sciir wellington Barbour Bangor with lumber George
Schr Hannah McLOon Keese, RocklAnd in ballast p
Brown z co.
rehr = T. Russell. Russell. Camden with lme Hayland
d pr-zssy.
schr l. " clover DAVIS Georgetown. 4 C., days with
nav Al stores 10 h. u. HurlDat & ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
Buslness Ghance3.

4 GENTLENAN desires Ia purchase an in-
Il tertst iu an e,, 1sa weekly c0ui.tiy payer Aids
business Tu0aue Ohi,t.
CAPITAL WANTED, or Loans on Flour, By
y large commission ioGst j. %. bo! $3.50.
.'OR SALE.-lrtpil Drug Store "a LGui-s lir,
Kg: best location ia cii, LoDl blsnr.s ieil sil
can s.lw tina % Is making r'aso ir -1. owner
= ssh ale business. hItH $40 10, tt.t Aa
dress HOMEI," care Cour ,rJo uraa. Louisville. 81.
ENANTED-By q foreicn gentleman, 10 by
~ an Interest 10 afoui.hugc concern or1s- patent .-
oln,s, perEmcIg huei ild ss .Iin sd manager;
cNtsH-YN European connections; uutAevl tul references
Address y. Y. ~. Office pi t.is PAPER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
- cLNaIya ID - oFrIcLs.

Tie Thirteenth Ward Republican Ass0cia-
sion OF Tro,kyn. last evening held meeting. az which
il wa expected tho The following Federal oHc.holdcrs
would tender tlclr designations. accoijaucc WIKI
pc,dcu !luye.'s Orff.: Assistant Postmaster james
Brown. OF ii,r BlJoktu POS. Office; ihau Narnal,
Jacob #. li0It-, Ii Ii. >c.lUfs dAn hiau DHryc..
letter c3rlcr-; Charles s. Cua.trsou, william A..
Green and Iuhr T. tuEiu, r inspectors lu the Custom
loll,c; Isaac Grs ruLu-h. DioUeF OnicF Clerk N tie
Brooklyn os; Once; and John 4. Couhn. So. Posi- Office
se4k. President Crow "a Announced ui hc had received
oiv two re- sud oli.. those OF Mt-rs. aDIrveu and
Brown These were accepted ny q nearly unanimous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

lie said he was IN the adjoining room when NJ WIS
startled hy the report Of The gun He apfanS tp"i l
d.or ben NrKlcI7ap's Younger BROTHER, In1mas came
i'm aud exclaimed John lac shot iilieN ne ihah W,
Gmor viii Ne Kicriian s.ndug over her. Thomas Ne
Eierngn was also ooScd up. lie sad ihni -
reading paper in room across me . ;,it iia
tlq's Kitchen and heard her and his hiother laus"lhs
and king together IL believed That me fh,ou+ VS.
s.cideutsl he sad ;he woman mis- .br"thr we're
b.th drunk hu; were on the best Of terms t'i'p' (,
Voltinap ordered tlc buay lee sent % the Mors e. @
will hold an uauest The police were engaged hl'' hi6'
in looking for JOHN Mckiern9u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

The receipts Of peaches IN New York on sum
day were 900 baskets. Tae shipments eastward were
trcntyseycn ear loads, 500 baskets. The receipt,
fer DE season have been 9,j5oO baskets. TIE trade
YES crlay rather dul rae weather was cool en- nj!
tu keep buyers aNd& tu 1858 many OF tie dIEcst- - Il
ur1rucS were iu soft uOitina, having been carried
over sunday. higher rftr- " .Ir NOT generally
olofc!. the ,dpplg contained a good many WAite
fiUitu. saI a- ct. but suitable fcf preserving with
pits Goo. Nru-jn'-os peaches bc.lu &C. improve. Plan
1a.kes sod irin 80 - cents Prime from 80 10 90
cents; EXtta from - 90 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
CITY FINANCES FoR AUGUST

During August Controller Kelly drew war
rants AGAINST tHe City Treasury FOR ~ o62 f67 3D. pay
aBo from taxation OF this amount. r92O,l2i 81 vas
paid iu salaries, nd for the neral expenses 81 The CITY
Government; Sj3.793 80 Tor pubic Instruction. and
SJ322J Il 70 the charitable Institutions Public l-
uIoyemcnts We're laid for from ISSUES OF bouds 90 the
amount OF ~a8J.2l 81. For str.c. openings and Inn
proyomcGts ana rotor water nrrks, tntre was paid
<2g- $40 10; f0r docks aad slus, rz2t23 80 % the
Museum OF Ait and Natural History, so 500 20. On
special AMI t1I-t accounts, F2144f9 20 paid -
which sum $4,000 paid Tor the redemption % tho
civ QeOt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
SCIENCE AT NASHVILLE.

ruE AMERICAN observation-disclosures OF Ne"
A,!,MpERs-rAPEEs READ YESTERDAY

THE AMERICAN ACCOMMODATIONS OF NJ"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. READ YESTERDAY
N,suvIILF. Tenn, Sept. 3.-The American
Science Association met az 10 O'Clock inns "oi'''7'
following pew members were elected;
Mrs MARY y Treat, Boanist Vee' ', ns ~ a. mem 5
bgI on 1Re 81. Eba"irsi fngnecr Rutland. W.;
onJ COL Charles y GIBBS. Secretary or SIe ." -,
see The following me'nb y. were c.ec.cd f'uNS ~ &
Association hcuaWin sni', Una" Sirson Brey,or
Co., = ,.i,c,.ic Nashville: " l. Brcuu Nashville :
" Bnrnhain Chicago WI. ClrPent'r L. = a., S,Hi,
y. Iur.,n Carr. Camb icv. I3sS T. = a''', ~, .
lin Rclo College Beoit. Is o. Chan9'e Nc". ~ I Il
- : Cb,shr,.i.,p Clac..1 T. b. COmstock tofneu Iui
vcrsiiv ithaca. y l.; j. ". ClichcrnE' i'g a. -,
IsEc' M'SiS,n. 3 - ~ " Va; l. c. Garland.
Nashviii.: Nsaph Hail. i. 5. Naval Observatory ash
sl,,, y IIr-cs baltimore Geo. ". Lawrence. NeW-
York: o 4 Mason. Columbian Omtersiy, ',-'i L.
wate. Ohio. T. s. Rijcic, Boston; fa9i oehE.". ~ r
Columbia. SO. Eugene y smith i"1'.l. 'r, a. A.
Wcthcrly CINCINNATI. ....
The following officers for next years heo"s WV
elected: o...-...-
c. Marsh Nex- Haven President; r. H. Iauis i.'1
Ho.scr YcePrs,i5.nj OF section 3 i; %lot I 1u.-
I ~ Nc P-r,isout 81 section s. ~ & tlloh IA, va
Z rd general s-crctry; Francis =. , ppgs' ~
:, .cc,i6r " Nm. = Vsrx Philadelphia, Treasurer
Auditing COMMITTEE, Horny "h.a..''u "'~ H''''''
q,,,t r.co Of meetings. at ST. Louis. on t' th'ft
ycin,sa, ~ August ls7s. Tie following WAS rtarfel
u the standing Committee:
Reeolred that rms Association believing an tAle1,l
e. pm J,ec.,.. "a uuder TIE direction o. tal-t
Urv.sfe viu De likely 10 prove 30 tho hsh'' -
So. nv, honor % thc nation. cordially approve o. We
hjt. s,uynf ma r. mu-uf j.. - tA' y u"nh l@'Si'-
tr ana ne count, at large deserving o. eaihea''
hearty and !nrrl support
Ar.sslufoa t. memo.lalizc Congress 20 give serious
attention M an carly Iae. 20 tie work Of devastation
now proeras Ing JED thc tract known as the le'lo",''h
National Psrb and i,E, el-cnis for TIE l'e>el'-
ton aud iuiut euaece If that rNaou' wa ais' H.
f.rroG 90 thc Standing Committee ia section b. t.c a
dress of Prof Nau'ri Wilson. tnHfinah, on Ahi-i''
orv VINO ,,a absent account az sickness, ~ Ieu ~
rhc Permanent Secretary. Al tScecLo%t interest ~
,arci c. iIt o. l-.u OF the Jol1n.-t was i,t1 ~
Prot sriuz. lsWa. Of Japan. I. W. t'afA.' a. NC
mail was Ell acrcd Chairman Oh Clcmltal section loi ''
81. I.lnl. Ile..I-Es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
sLNAToR DAWES SUPPORTS THE PRESIDENT.

BJsT0E, Sept. Sin recent interview WITH
Clele correspondent ssuator Henry l. Dawes ,u " J
doii intend he Pr,aidort's soutnern Policy shall i"ii
for want OF IN, support thiak it j. the du} 81 uf
Republican party 10 bai u does "ot ail for want q
e., support" II the poicyahirh Lo says "as hecca-
sitv-fals it vili De- because the better 81 m"nt 800
srufhin States docs ROT asset itself. senator Dawes
does NOT tuk 70 was necessary 10 r'-t ru MISS %" ~
iaui.i ua Ass Water. H. Woa'i nave wa Ith '"'
lHlitY."
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

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