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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
ELECTION ECHOES.

II Is said that Thomas Foley, tho combination cam
didate for Assembly in tho First district intends TO
contest John r. Berrigan's election on account OF
irregularities and false voting.
Mr. Ambrose H. Purdy, the regular democratic
nominee Tor Assembly In tho First westcbester dis
trct, does not admit his defeat He thinks that there
viii not pc two votes difference between himself and
Fordham Morris
Until The Official canvass 10 made In Westchoster
county the adherents OF Colonel athers and Senator
Robertson Will wage wordy war. Both ella TO have
been elected and the Claims will not be
until after the canvass.
John Foley says that Andrew H. Green viii not DO .
candidate Tor Mayor nVxt fall 4si
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10

Captain Erwin, ofthc Bellevue Hospital stcamboa.
Minnahanonck, reported TO tho Commissioners OF
Charos and Correction yesterday that after tho boat
had left Wards Island on tho previous day . woman
whose 10 supposed TO DO Mary A. Standardization
discharged patient IRON tho Homeopathic Hospital,
Jumped overheard into the river. The boat was i'm
mcdiaIcly stopped aud backed and the woman picked
as soon possible. After beng on on boa rd All
Efforts " resuscitatc her proved iruitlcs. I've
female prisoners VINO were on tho boat at tho tims
stited that they saw toe woman jump overheard
alter having low moments previously remarked 10
them thai she had no homo 70 10 TO- The matter was
referred 10 Dr. Holden charge OF the HON mo
Hospital, with instructions mako iuIl report Of
tie case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

Tho latest returns place McCleilan's majority ovor
Newell at 1921. This evening the Governor elect
will receive serenado at his homo In Orange by h,s
hosts OF admirers in Hudson county. Tho Lower
House in the Legislature is surely democratic, the
democrats having 80 against 27 republicans Cum.
bcrlapd county, heretofore reported Tor Newell givcs
Mcclellan ten majority, though the republican candi-
date for Senator 10 elected by over 800 majority.
Tho meeting oil tho Hudson County Board OF Can.
vassors AT Jersey City yesterday was brought to
abrupt tcrmInaton by u oiundcr oil tho Judges and
Clerk VI Election the Second precinct oil tho Fourth
ward OF Hoboken. Tney locked up and sealed ia tho
ballot box not only the ballots bur the returns that
tue Board could take action The Will bo
brought before Judge Knapp to-day, when It is
pocted no Will direct the judges oil Election open
the box IN the presence Of the court.
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tee on Printing and awaits consideration at tho next
executive session.
The House Appropriation Committee has now but
very little to engage its attention during
tho remainder OF the extra session. Some
trinlng deficiency bills have been referred 10
sub 20 mttees which be readily disposed OF in
few days. Unless the Senate should amend the Army
and Navy Appropriation bills there is little doubt
but that the of the extra can be finished
by the goth OF tho month the 22d inst al the latest
whcn 1t is likely adjournment will be taken tho
nrst Monday IN December.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
RAILWAY DISASTER.

BnASrFvnD, Ont, Nov. 0, 1871
Tho Brantford, Norwich and Port BurwelI Railway
bridge hero gave way this afternoon cpatng tho
engine, freight car aud baggage Of tho express
tram into Grand RIVER The passenger cars were left
on the centre span tbres feet from tho break. me
driver, fireman, conductor ana express messenger
we're all injured, but not seriously. All oil tho pas
scngors arc saia The engine stands on end In tho
river, With tho cab aud tender and tho
car lying It's side Tho baggage car slands on end
against the west abutmont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
RAPID TRANSIT.

The argument on appeal in tho case OF tho Sixth
Avenue Railroad Company against tho Gilbert Ele-
vatod Railroad Company, which TO have taken
place yesterday before tho Superior Court, General
Term, was postponed until Monday, OWING TO the Az
scnce Mr. Joseph H. Choate. OF tue counsel tor
The sixth Avenue Railroad, VINO ID in Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
QUARANTINE REMOVED.

WAsHISUTUN, NOV. q, 1877.
despatch received here to-day from Pensacola
Fla, says:-'sIn Wow OF tho entire exemption IRON
the cool weather the quar- anime Ut This
point has been abolished for the season."
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THE DEPARTMENT OF THE EAsT-DEsIGNATIoN
OF THE MILITARY POSTS

WASHINGTON. Now 0, 1877.
BY direction Of the President the portion OF the
Division of tho Atlantic which embraces the New
England States State OF New York excepting tho de-
parmcnt and post oil Vest Poni) States OF New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Delaware Maryland Virginia,
West Virginia, 0nio Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana
department and viii be known tho Department OF
the East, Major General w. s. Hancock commanding,
headquarters III New York city addition 10 hts CON-
mand ol the Division oil the Atlantic.
Major samuel Buck assistant adiutant general, is
relieved from duty ~ headquarters Department OF
California, and ordered report Major General
Hancock for duty at headquarters Department. OF the
East
DESIGNATION OF PORTS.
BY direction oil the secretary oil Wax the military
posi- The Big Horn River In Montana Will hereafter
be known and designated Fort Custer; tho post at
the mouth OF Tongue River, Montana, Fort Keogh,
and tho post ut Missoula Montana, Fort Misso ua
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
SURPLUS STAFF oFFICERs-wHAT IT COSTS TO
GET RID OF EXPENSIVE LUxURIEs.

SURPLUS STAFF oFFICERs-wHAT IT COSTS TO
GET RID OF EXPENSIVE LUxURIEs.
wAsHISGroS, Nov. o, 1877
There are twenty -nino surplus stan officers on the
army list whose pay amounts TO upward OF $50 900
per annum-namely, three inspectors general lcol
onels four judge advocates maJors), one assistant
quarermaser general (coloncl aud twentyone slore-
keepers zone major and the others captains) Of the
Quartermaster's, Medical and Ordnance departments
The bill now before tue House military committee
Offering one years pay and allowances for each live
years service TO such 81 those officers
AZ choose to resign would take about $3.50 600 from
the Treasury II all should avail themselves the
Offer The senior colonel of the Inspector Generals
Observation-Disclosures II. Marcy having served
over forty years, would be entitled TO douccur OF
S40600 and the years. service OF junior
coonel-Nclson "A. Davis--woud give him S27 600
The Judge advocates would receive from $4,000 TO
So 100 EACH II the senior colonel OF tho Quarter
masters Department went out he would get $780, 900,
while tho junior colonel could draw $3l, 500, The
ordnance storekecper At Spring ned armory, having
the rank and pay OF major, would receive $24. 500.
ana the captains from 81, $40 10 800 EACH accord
ing TO length of service.
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Cine 0rS;aa,t;

tDNlGe a;Fe 40 paiorfni unb &ppfteusr Qufertea
filr bic siufrfhicrbQlfura her GiectrerDoItrra
Die 1e;at.une ber S1tersIien ouf pis taonl6I
5dutS rre fir pis Sdoftnla eine8 5itqunas.
F1rce 3Ef enoliden Mttr1luh9 lerf;lten, fur coa
Jt@catjaDr 1877.
Gei CO Y:rrrons! agt9 5sn 5t4ofrat6 Ser g.a3
San &aa @intrnio:
5cciiOn l. 9aB hermit fir >a5 0unicipial
jatr, p'lds5 cnt :. Bar; IS bssinat, cine Eopf,
.suer rpn eincm 9puar elnsr ece mQpntid II
per(ea in alter Scn Ii t 8 60 9a5ren oufer "a!
nirb. fpiitfe et = 4fo atta sor tsm 1. !rldri II
IA Fer SlaoI ra9tn..
Sst!ten 2. Sag t;ern;tt FIR QfIatn,iae 9pe6e
fur taa 15t5leIiobf, n'fi1e5 am 23. ;}e6ruar 1873
fnost, e,ne 40 pdlpTem Sieutr auf odfs Gt;ent5vn,
iIlEertatb Ger Stnb;9rericn, fcsppst Giruno., ME
psribfiiHs5 unb 9smiltte5 Gise t5um, seleat rnsr,
be, irelhcs nidt bird bic Gpnltitniien Sser bic
Staategfiete befre.t Dlro. Dsis Steuer fnq fInf
uno letbsi9 Gert5 pen iepsM 9unber! Tpaer gBertb
al Gi9en!bura BET asen
Ssclien 3. DaB, ua Die 9siatlana Ser 3in1en
lu erm09lidsn uno stner &launbsfonb fur bic Sin
ielun9 per eus8tlislirn 3rno5 bar S!aDt San
tonlp liz l0r9sn, euf ale5 III Der pbigen Setticn 2
bfi&fiebene Gj6enibHm nad5fotgtno fpssiRe;rte ab
Salprem Ssufrn oufsYleat uernen:
Sur brcisigI6trige Spnos tSGonan, an4trpnt.
men ON %. SUM- 1879 zine Siedsr ypl, ,aei nno
einent talbFn Gent auf jsee5 Su4seyt Dollar SgeYts
an GiBenfpum.
SIR ssbnjdarise Dit8Qoaes (Ctbin M an,e-
npmmen ant z6. NebIulr 1879 cine 5tsuer ron
Ell nne einem balben GeHt auf jebe5 0unStrt
30 a. g0srts on GGentbuGt.
Sir ,eaniaerige Stra5si perbeTerunaS Bombs
(Nrbinons on9enammen ont 20 g}seemter 1874
cine Steusr ben Gents spn iebem 5gnberi Sol,
far Q8erb an Gnenttun,.
8~a7ai9idbrige Sonbs (Sro;nan; anesrommen
am Is. Wai 1879 eire Ct uer cpn se1a Gents por
lerem 6nnoert Dplar Serb az Gigeniaum. gir
9eiemmtttlras ocn odBets pnb tyei riertrl Gent
FIR ole in bitlsr g5ttt0n 0n11ge6tnea 3mede.
G5ec'ipn A. 0ab nm fur Biz 3aeluns Ger abee>
laufsnen unb lauCnotn 5alilsn Der Stab. %Or,
fcbrun9 ,u tteffsn onf ols3 III Se,ft1u titit
Sreinans beid'iietene Gi3enibum eina % palcrsm
5icrtr por fedHB,e1n uno eiHenl pitr:u Gent ouf
jebf5 5untert . Gar Sgert6 ait Giaenttum osleat
msros. 9:e't Sr6inaas fol- sem Gage ibrsr Sc.
He3migrn9 ar in arafI tycen uat GaIti1feit
batsn.
3rm srifel G'aIs s5rlsTan in tcr om 3. Sctpter
1877 lta.3efunogren Stsuas pe6 Stapha!Ds.
s. s. 6renb,
so @iagcr.
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BEN unS scrter wenisfsns stsr,stn Sast
lang In Der Sdule tp!e gu !5auis bid mu
ltsrtaTt betrassn bait - ia, bann srlaut
Id Dit erEt, bert ansufraseu, pb tn fcm
men Sarff. llnb nun mar Id, 70 wsi
unb -
Sd loll alio beins lhSae 9lume babsn
msin gutter Sunsss fisl 5snnY inn bswsei
tns Wcrt uno Rredte iudsnp iare Sans
tanah aus.
Gcrlidtig rsidte er itr bas StSfGer
bin, uno itr bolbes @nttib iii BEN Slii'
ttenbclben berssnS, BON ibrsm feiner
Guft nmpcst, fprod 1s letie Ganfeewrrts
gu cem Gnaben.
gsripri6 mfrs, fiiste Ge tin;u, oab eI
itets 70 gut unb bras blsiten uao heinsm
etieu Getter in,mer batureb baiten Danl
bstreiicu willt - fu !istif i'm ia, uia'
wabr9
gsriisbt f@, bsfrdftiats er treubsr3is, er
fam tatr slsid ftpn 70 tefannt Dor.
gffamnt @ie n,einl tu tas.
81, er slsiht auf Elm Saar brm Sitter
rtne Turat uub Sabfl, ME er in maiusm
gi!eersuh semalt il, baber Tenn Id i'm
unb mub i'm immerfort tetraTten.
eouiGeac bate 5rau 6slm fA erGosen
unb Gbriils terbcieatlines!t.
gla6 einer SDsi!e 6raGte bieie tenn SbR
uno SuBisfeiten fir Rem Fratsn. Snseb
bic Dameu nit iam trsitsr plaupsrten unb
Senns lire glu;re ;artlidp auf rem Stcp.
Be hisit, lief ct ii6's pcrtreff!id, fdmeden ;
aud cisnrY rafd'te e!was nit tim. Die
gsieen serfanscn finanser rris 3trsi quite
Spieifameransn unb tobei fab Der wilbe
9nate bod nit sdriliter gtrfurdt su Der
fh Snsn glinbfn auf.
(5crtiesuns foIst.)
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G;ne Rarfr.

Gn @lIs, wetG8e an zen ,5oIqen ppn Sasenb fln,
btn, Rergper 3 orade, Gnttrdftisa 6. 8erlujt
etr Wonn rift II + p. Ieio Il. enos i'd 0 t ~
fret N Rsc.pt bAe fe fl irt. Giefs5 erpBe
e.ln'itei paree Ven sineu lRi'irnar in G5iio
Ninerta entb d.. :5hift eiu abtre-iirtcs Gcupert
an &eo. Sp'erb &. Snman, Station 9, Bible
DOufe. 9lep slcf gita. 25.9,mwjaG
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fam eS balo mieper an bic Sberf fldd5c, mo-
Ieltii cS per5weifeite stnitren9ungen mad,te,
i'm iDicber III ben 91adlen al aclonqcn.
so pft lebsd' Der 6uno lid oenlIelbeu
ndberte, Ilieb ieiu Ser i'm nit Der Gu=
berifanse 5urijd. DieIer Ganlpf bauerte
bcreitS cine Sierteii itnnbe, ais per Wfanu,
t1nsebuloi9 gswrrben, bic 5tanse nit Geiz
ben SaHoen ersriff uno ein:n wiitbenben
5treih na0 pen1 &opfs ces $nnoes aus
fibrtc, rctei er cas- @jleid,getpid,t rerlor
unp III Den Slub itiir5te, 2ti5talo Gnperte
Tf rte Scene. Wtan fab. ipie cer orme
'0uns inter y6aIicr taud,te, {einen Serrn
er9riff ltno ibn uater er66ter 2tnltrcngnu9
mad Dem llfer trodjte, nahrenl CT aelpiB
20 Wtal telnabe ppn1 Strome frrtgcriIicn
nDrocn mar. Der Yrei8 bieIer I9at max
Die GrbaltunS Teine5 ycb2ns.
- Tranffurt, % sept. Oe1eru Wtenb
fam c8 attf Der 9rrnteimer Goioe lit
etnens ,,&ramall". Gine ]iniabl 2trbeiter
bate BET einem SrecereibGloier Mand,er>
fci auf 8rrs ecrrmnen. Sim Gamllas
fomen fie nidt sur Se5abtuns fs0tsn, iidj
lp80t Gefern m1ecer ELI uno rerlangtell
pbne @elo Speile ulo Eranf, mas ibnen,
che bic oite Shulo Setitst lei, permeisert
mnrbe. Dafiiter cr5iirnt, scrtsiinlmerten
Iie ta8 gauge Snpcnta, be8 GeIhifts,
miBbanbelten ben WtIGiitanbuter nnb
0eiien 55cau uno marfeu id!ieblid, nod
nit gafiteinea tie &pie8elI6eiten BEG
2aben8 eiu. @iner bet greoenten, netd,er,
nit einem YCii5el femaifnet, Il I, anIfifte,
Die Ueniter oer an rer Vrcmeraoe tefinos
liden Barterre= Scbnunsen cin,u1Alasen.
murbe, nadhem ct burd, eiuen SteinDuYf
einen jungen WeHiden am Grrfc perlest,
iibermaiti9t uno oerbaTtet. Beitere abt
Wann murcen beuts Wrr3er1 sefinslid,
eingeSc9en.
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'pel@e sire 40 Ya!orfm unb &cpfilsuer aufsrteat
filr bic etufr9fierboltura ner Steetrerpaltrra
Die s,iabune her 51ter2Iier ouf Ok ifaotilte
5duf9 rra fir pis Ghodpla eiae8 5lqunas>
f9res 3Er tneliden 2tfro9uas teffIlaen, fir las
Tyf$cllianr 1917
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Sic
Gas!iAe Ur,ie @rsfis
erl9eint
tdsliG nit Mgsnabms nss Sonntaes
unb fpltst
$40. 90 fir tas Sabr pber $3.50 far rrsi
Mpnate.
, 1877-05-19

evening 1t tho Chicago. Avenue Church, nndcs
The auspices OF the Y. n. c. A., led b5 q.
DrathcI.
Tho Rev. Francis A. Morton. Of Cleveland, Will
conduct the Sunday .schoo1 teachers* meeting tu.
day noon IN Farwelf Hail. Subject, ''jonah at
Nlneseh."
A pnbilc Temperance meeting will be held IN ihe
Temperance lTali I'll West Madison ftteet, this
evening. tohn Collier will dc16rcf tho hddEcss and
4 band Of Jubilee ninscrs will euppl1 the mus'e
The ". {. r. u. hold datly ptayesr. ueetlnss tn
Lower Fatwe1l Hall Al Up. n,. MondaI, hlfr.
Goodman; Tuesday. Mrt. Edwin otgooa; Weanes' e =,
Fos..rs; ~; rudy. mrs. Il. +: jaiRia,; Saturday,
Mrs. c. n. Alton.
The Third ward Rcpnbliean Debating Club meat
this evening at T:ii at rntun League Hall, eonth.
west corner Twenty 'tceond street Il and Mhnaeh
Nationality, IL Essential to National Prosperity"
super,ntendents Of every Sunday. school IN the
esJ Ire rsquertcd 10 be as farweI Hall a. o'clock
to-sy to get tlekets 10 the grand Sunday. school
1t r. vcrr necessary that tickets Be aiken before
Sunday. and those whD cannot be al the nall eAo
b rnpp1ted By calling nj 145 Fifth avenue.
This afternoon In The nib1c.rcadess' room under
Farnell Hall. at 2 o'clock there will be primary
teachers meeting. 10 lie held ns the fomo hont tof
RIx aucccRsirc Saturdays, tn charge OF Mrs. ". +.
craft*, for The consideration Of mcshods Of r..
auepecs Of the Young MEMS chtist,an Association.
n!sht It i o'ciock. IL vi il, she United Prestyte!ian
Church. Wcrt Monroe street. corner Of Fanlina,
Will be respectful funeral decnnrtc. touching tho
M,G 10 e r. o
head. All who did not hear the lecture last Bun
day night arc invited.
, 1877-05-19
A MttSIC1kNtS VIEWS.

nThcfr 10 much to 6aY, !" remarked prominent
musician. 1aseIy, "vory much to say on all sides
about ali ptAnos. wouldn't like to hare you
publish my name In connection with what I fay,
for dealers arc very sensitive, and would scarcely
like 10 Incur the dlkpcasuro Of any BY apparent
determination In favor Of ono. pat snco you baxo
hskcd me ahont tho Mnthushek. ri tell you
fraukly what think about II. When ftrnt heard
OF tho improvement, was inclined to think
It doubtful experiment. Musicians run In rnts,
don't yon know1 Take the competitions for tho
last hals century. and you ana similarity IN II
manufacture Of m,tatcal Instruments. Take pt.
amos. for Instance, all orcr the world, and snpc:
mover In tho adoption OF soma new tdcs A. icsss
this was tho ralu nntif tho MathHthek came up
x sn Z ny
Of rianoN. Os course manufacturers locked
At t with nnsplcion for the plano il a delicate
it, Arrangement, mist nccessst,iy excite tatraat
among those who have learned to beliosa the old
"s' have sS u s1anined the M.th.he ca,efully and
hass watched II career With attention. can
point out oat piano n this Guy that has hesn n
r sn ea @ i IL :. .. ~
~ good al my plano In ths market: You iee,, by
piano which inherently ,po1scsaca durability, an
essential element. Tho abandonment OF the short.
cnryed bridge and Tho Introduction Of tho linear
Ssw 3Sd 3dlsposi.ton Of st.tns: by whjch liz tafrsa
| tension IL distributed equally throughout this
frame. look upon ~ declined 70 becomc bcfo'e
II am prepared 10 say that consider The Mathu.
shek the bost ptano ever Invented. It u supeslo!
In tono and xul,,ne in anJ oycf manufactured and
IL more durAbts and stronger lhhn anr Of lts conl
pstitors. ha.s had ono Ia uso for avo yeata and
prefer It now tn new ono Of any mske. i needs
iuninG less frequently thzn anY other plsnn. to-
Ing" that keeps them In ptscs and they do not be'
coInc laoso and naclets na do the plna which ass
in.." II has stronger fsama than anY other fn.
strunacnt, and tukeA for. all IN all look upon Il
! " tho instrument nf tho day"
are Tho Chleago agcnts tor tbs sale OF this Mathu
| ahek rtnDot.
, 1877-05-19

firm Of rriaby & Rappfrye, whose oaher ttoables
havo been noted from tn'e to time and ne IN not
an entire stranger In The courts.
The ryidence upon y wh!ch the indictment nuH tound
Wis conc,usiyc, and showed tho following facts:
In November, 1871, the rsothtr OF the complain.
anr died In this city md left them go 600 life.
insurance ro,lcy in The HepHblIe Life slnantanfo
Company OF thir city. The money WA collected
non 1nea s tpf ther IL ensfdan, and look ekarge Of he
cfeete. 4 short time after .he WAs sppntn!ea
guardian Mr. McKinnon married . sceand time.
and moved from the city Temporarily lie lett his
IN taeT ~una ee eared ior Of eoutse, and whe
absent WAR Informed BY him ~ letter tnat he nad
invested their money In real ttenfit!cN dftw
Ing 10 per cent lnterret. and that Laura had hten
sent to Netss DANE to &C. ne sD zoo m ss.
Ms. MeKlnnon returned 10 the city iast fail snd
found that instcad Of nappleJe ihvestine TIC chill
is busincrs and a.l faiIed md that The bays wero
stfi thssaicned viii betne sent home, from sehoo!
becunse her tuition had not heen paid. lie found
that Rappleye hsd heen figuring 10 bankruptcy o. o.
trying to recover Or ecenfo tho ehlldEena money,
tnt without avafl. Laht week The daughter cana
from school, and Mr. MeKtanon. being thoroughly
onev, took 10 the Grand jury the last resort to
puuIah their unfalthfut guardian.
II further appeared in evidence thar, 1t tho fimc
OF the failure Or bankruptcy proceedings aboIc re'
dst;ed f. &c s;;s q K.PpSe5se PnScss @ ste az aoo e.:
that since then tho only elnm which had been act.
lied wna that Of the fathorln OF lsappleye In
full. while the others were in the courts in one
ehsno nr another.
As soon Is tho Indictment WAS returned. acsptas
WAS Issued for the arrest OF Rappltye, and placed
In the hands Of IN officer.
, 1877-05-19

made s1ss snn 4 no, cena to ,s r. .ssy
;.'t & passf'sao's 'S'l not
These resolutions wero carried With hut ono dis
sentfng voice, that Of hir. Frank Clifton, who,
ac;ina IN the interest Of Fowler nrothert, vnted
shee1stssi' tsne ses'nR fsane".y hid ne enss
shs potscsston Of which their interest demanded 10
nj. c pcoanseinan replied 4. length, claiming shat
Inc general weifars of tie trsdo demanded that
packers should 10 placed on the zane le!tl "a
raln elevators Or other holders Of articles Of pro"
''s'es e.,ss s,s's. f. III flicker t. nurt and John Rob
est.on were then appointed fSt'rG 81 nas Of rT.de
10 sesssd 10 @ esrrytng ihess resolution. nte eject
sifong sentiment rerTndcd Tue AesoelAuon 1mss th
summary measures were necessary 70 eecn.G 'he ,ns
health of the pusk trade. The mee1aae "as tnen
adjourned eino die.
x:,s, ,seH HS:i osl fs:s5 !:s5 + s. r.
III, T. fsy H. Hss: a.
s'1es r s. sa
N f.|ss s:& fss Fs;s t. II
8; S!;,5' $!s
S!s,i NJ; s,jes''si S:;s: $;sse Es$
49, J., S;; :
GE:s Ill., nosse teSs Ys's. IT. / Hae lort Ksns
faTf.. rrsnse J.. T.. Kanuey. cansaas K. r. O:ooIn.
.sSfts; AHaFtsa GSs4maef 'hS.sn; S.fq
inn.x,.' 4. Wilson, ssss;, Sss:, et =; y IT,
st4,stts! orae Kssso1I Rsish pssFn1t; r.:
asO|I: bgsai1s M YoTt sit + 4; t,1f
the lion. i. Tainader Ws.htnxton; r rieres t,san
mtssiai-j. I: Cheney: bf.o9; e lisxIsy r;s'tt;'
n. Kinney, xnrufs, ii. NJ ls0bcFts. Davenport.
, 1877-05-19
THE HOTELS.

raovlsioNs FOR 1Ma sArETy OF 0uksrs.
Tho now bill now boforo Tho Legislature, this
creation In part Of Jewett Wilcox, Of the fremont
llousc, and Harry q. Pulling, OF tho Commercial
itutel, who were ssut AL Committee to SpEiug-
ncld by The Chicago Hotel. Keepers Aasoealiou.
provides that:
.n!. sssis q mors fhan sto;it: ish. ss sithia
~ II
sS.:,
tsia'. 1$s: from s:s: aeGs atss :''Ss'''
souns s's "a saeeas He' xas s 10 .d@s iase
:.i s5ie aad e sssss . IL ssp si s6s -. .to.5
s;sSs \:
f ss ss
i q s
sss r. ss
Ths penalties provided for Infringement Of tho
p, o10. Or tnpslsoulHsnt In sha Comfy jail not
less than one Teas or both, at the d!ssretou Of he
Court Il hs ,hSssksepers os prop.!etot. nsise.
way damaRed by reason Of such negligence, lhs
keepers propfiesors arc held responsible for .uea
a. result Of sueh neglect. thsn To- hotel e:ksepers
and propr!etoss s!s held responsible to ths ss-
lations ot ths dseeAsed III = sun moi e1.
provisions, which oulhortss authorities OF towns,
cities, sud VILLAGES TO put up such frc.escapea
es s. - sna y;
ob.ttuet .he sa.heriis. they :!s l!4els e dns 2!
ss:s ssoss .ay sSa
lsv. though stringent 10 tasoted " Chicago hotel:
PioPfistofs aeasly ~ 81 *non h..s sl.saaa! IL i
Lights which several proprtetoss propose to put iu
| whclbes tho bill becomes law or mol.
, 1877-05-19
NEW YORK CUSTOMS.


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NEW Yons, May lathe commts'ton appoint.
~ .hst. ,,.s IL n,no,,ant na,t
een'"aea tne.s 'aposs 'o'"ay. a." 10 .sa.s
Interesting testimony mar be looked for. So
ae so1,n,ss y; .' so e. Sa'.oa, ,sn. sss - n..
non % o. ,ae 'ne ah,a.,. w. .ma
eatthenwasc imported from Europe. The Com.
mttec believe eoilnsion exists between the exam.
.s,rsa % n..,.r. h.so h.rn canssJ to s,oo
importing. They can buy tho samo goods in open
market cheaper than they could poeeIb, import
tbcm The eonfts art nn,r Innortet slmoat ali by
eonsicoees eor Of ihe msnufsctufets, -
Tham.s \: Knox, ,.nse foreman i9r Jones
Si nv tcfn, Of rmnioyTcnt cojjec,cd sbout sioo
rnnirs ~ wcirhts' f,wens camn ia iii oflcr sbont
ihtsc haurs = wecE. liz diJ no Wink wbatcyes.
f.r,,. fST "nI ,rxsrif lad n".trs IL 1SfS In III
Cnstom. I iIousc sGout % retansises lid colicessi
i'm, ,nt.rLsrt. hnd n.fI ht,n an; fnr III yrnr
sns. -. o.. ans,I s.1 ~. ,s.rti - htr. H. n1n ~
, 1877-05-19
hsnnn Clark, Thursday, May II. 1877, aged 20

hsnna Clark, Thursday, Mar II. 1877, aged 20
ytArr.
Funeral Saturday, o'clock p. M. from her late
Residence No. niA taffahee-sf.
M1ILER--At the residence Of hla parents, t1t1s
1Afsatrce .et. Johnny, ron Of John II. and Eliza
4. Miller. aged 2 years i months md days.
Funeral al o'clock this afternoon.
JONES--At New 1cnox, ILL.,, on e1netday
morning, Mar l0, MARY Ann .1onea, wife Of Thomos
Joner, nRca 7o years. + n,ontIis and aaft.
''Hlcfacd are the dead who die In the Lord"
F1SE0AN-Ths fnncrni of Lizzie Ftnegnn will
take rlace from her Iato residence. No. G7 Nnpo.
cnn.plaee, on May 10, at 11:3o, b. carriages 10
Calvary Ccn,ctcs3.
TYL1E-May ~. At Tho residence OF D. F.
Jacobs. o6e Wabash. an, fncrttla j. WJlle, for
mcrIY Of Rome, y. i.
Funeral at NApierviIle, III.