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The New York herald., 1877-02-09
BRITISH RULE IN INDIA.
To THE EDITOR OF rnE HERALD:-

To THE EDITOR rHE HRRALD-
In your issue Of yesterday you make certain state
monts regarding the British rule In India which I
think, on reconsideration you will nnd TO be unwar
ranted. May be allowed 10 state in reply TO your
article that England derives from India In
the way of tribute or In any other shape except what
she derives from the encouragement to commerce
and the throwing open Of vast neld Tor employment
to her citzenss Not penny docs she receive, dk
rectly indirectly, as tribute. AS to the accusation
OF 'grnding taxation" let me state that tho revenue
OF India Tor the year 1S74-75 from all sources
O570, Ill. This, In q population OF 24O 000, 00O
shows "grinding tax" OF about 81 per head
Though II Is true that the ancient have been
too much neglected very casual examination will
show that under British rule the country has mado
strides IN the way Of civilization aud education,
and that every effort made TO educate the natives IN
the ways OF constitutional government with view TO
their employment under the government think u
will be difficult to find greater economy admnistr&
tion either In this country or IN Europe revenue
Of f5000O,0O0 enables the Empress to main
tain peace and good government In empire a. large
Europe, without Russia, and among population "
240 600 QUO persons Let us do as we'll with our owS
JusTICE
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
REILLY
FOR Won
O'GUNTZER.
WAITING

The North sidc Association some time since sent
comm unicaton to- the Board OF Aldermen chilling
upon tnat body Investigate the points Of agreement
entered into between the city and the Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company. Under this agreement u 10
claimed that the city at any time take away tho
franchise Of tho road upon payment Of It's proper
value This movement has been inaugurated In the IN
tcrcst of the Gilbert Elevated Railway The commun
cation was referred the Railroad Committee Of the
Board which consists OF Messrs. Guntzer. Reilly and
Cowing. The first two have recently disting gutshed
themselves In sending in that highly intellectual report
opposing the heating OF the city railroad cars DO
they propose TO further supplement- their Oriinant
Sidc Association report on the subject was yes
terday expected from these gentlemen at the regular
ofs n
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with the interests the public a stake Will not pase
any hasty opinion upon the that the Board 81
Aldermen desire the companies 10 provide In iact
all medical men not entirely in accord IN regard TO
tho sanitary effects Of straw and doubt. such an
important discussion would bring out some scientific
papers the subject, and few weeks viii pass away
before their opinion can be given. IL will probably %
gratifying 10 the car companies " the Board Of Health
does the enforcement Of this ordinance, AZ
Lent the weather will probably be so temperate
that straw will be allowed to go bail until next fall
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
A HORSE CAR NUISANCE.

It was rumored yesterday that the Grand Jury of
the Court of General Sessions about TO take action
toward prohibiting tho East Broadway ana Dry DOCK
Railroad Company from using that portion Of the track
which crosses junction of Ann street and Broad
way several complaints having been made IN regaru
to the alleged nuisance and Inconvenience wnicn ~ -
claimed arc caused by the moving In that crowded
thurOughfarO. II
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
THE ALDERMEN AND COMMISSIONER
CAMPBELL.

At Yesterdays meeting OF the Aldermen Mr. Tuomey
called attention To the fact that the resolution adopted
al previous gathering giving authority the Commit
tee on Public Works investigate the charges against
Commission Allan Campbell did not specifically direct
the committee their duties, and moved that all ncces-
sary powers should then be gwen " tbat body This
motion was carried.
II Is understood that several Of tho stockholders and
directors Of tho Consolidated Coal Company will be
called before tho committee Tor exaninauon
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
A HEAVY FORGERY.

Louis s. Lenheim. Of Great Bend, Pa, was brought
TO this city late Wednesday afternoon last on charge
OF forgery, indictment OF that nature being found
against the prisoner by tho late Grand Jury, upon tho
corn,a,pt NJ tho president Of the Park Bank. II 10
oiIo.ed that ephem offered note OF So 560, purport
inc 10 be drawn by II. NJ 8. T. Clark, OF Great Bend,
ior discount tho existence Of which note was unknown
bv that arm until they we're apprised by the bank
oIlcials. Tho prisoner was committed TO tho Tomba
IN doinult of SIC. 600 uail
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
-THE NEssIss. LEAvIrr, AUCrIoNEERs.
FINE ART SALE,
PRIVATE COLLECTION

Monday and Tuesday evenings February ~ and 13 and
exhibition Tree, day and evening" ut the art rooms
X Brond
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

A -TUNIS JOHNSON. AUUTIONEER
N. old stand. 81 Nassau st.
THIS DAY tFRlDAY). AT III O'CLOCK,
snlesrooms 81 Nassau ST.,
MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BILLIARD TABLE COMPLETE, WITH CUES BALLS,
&C., ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS
OILCLO1IS. CARPETS MIRRORS, MATS RUGS,
MALT MILL WITH PuLLEYs, HANGERS SHAFTING,
&C.
l BROWN HORSE GOOD ROADSTER, WITH TOP
BUGGY,
SLEIGH 2 SEAT WAGON, HARNESS, STEAM ENGINE.
By order GEO. II. TYLER.
| CTION SALE. THIS DAY.
"A TiiIs friday MORNING at 10 O'Clock,
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
NO. Al WEST 10TH ST., BETWEEN 5rH AND 6TH AVS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WORKS OF AkT;
VELVET BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
INLAID WALNUT CHAMBER SETS.
STEINWAY 7iS OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
ClilCkERING UPRIGHT PIANO,
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS richly carved
and walnut frames. covered In crimson and
gold brocade satin aud coteane Turkish and Spanish
Lounges, Easy Chss iniad marqueerie and gilt Centre
Console Tanes, rosewood Eageres Cabinets, French
Mirrors lace Curtains French Mantc SETS
Clocks Music Boxes Library and Secrctaire Bookcases.
BEDROOM FURNITURE, consisting of elaborate and
plain Bedroom Sets ihaid and Kilt Bcdsteads Dressing
Eases Bureaus Washstands, single double Bedsteads,
33 fine hur and Mattresses. feather Pillows, Blankets,
Toilet Sets rep and plush Suits marble Tables. Chairs
DINING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tables, SideDoard,
Chairs In leather Silvcrware Ciockery two Hall Stens
velvet, Brussels and ingram Carpets.
B-Men o pack ship goods city
ROBERT &. CASiilN. Auc, ,oneer.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

SALES AT AUCTION. &
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE.
BY order If Public Administrator
The Oil Paintings Engravngs. Chromos &C.. belonging
OF A. H. Taylor Paintings. &C. belonging
estates will be sold auction at the gallery No.
"a University place. corner 18th st..
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
February and 10. ut y o'clock.
ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioncer.
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THE BEAUMONT COLLECTION
OH Paintings and Water Colors
To BE SOLD AL AUCTION


by order ot Executrix.
NOW ON ExHIBIrioN. FREE. DAY AND EVEN
The abo, collection OF high class embracing
and from the enses
OF disting pushed American and European artists,
10 We sold ~ auction.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
February Is, II, aud 10. M "a oc.ock.
HENRY u. MINER, Auctionecr.
A UCTION SALE OF OVER 500 LOTS HOUSEHOLD
IA Furniture the private residence 81 West Path St.
between 9TH aud 9TH THIS lfriday) MORNING.
commencing 10 o'clock Don't fail to attend the large
Household furniture sale Over 800 yards Carpets Par
Suits rosewood anoioes. III rosewood and walnut
Chamber SUITS Wardrobes hair aud spring Mattresses
Bcddng Paintings, Mirrors Curtains. Vases Clocks
400 lots Parlor, Library Dninproom Kitchen Fur.
nurc silverwsre. Goods packed and delivered city
country T. ROTH, Auctoneer
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

A RT.-NOW On EXHIBITION AT
the schenck Art Gallery No. GO Liberty ST..
an important collection Of high class
American and foreign Oil Paintings
which the Salon Exhibition Paris
American direct from the studios artists
o solo " auction
This DAY friday, February o.
at ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

of Gue modern Paintings. very many OF extraordinary
me rit desirable and beautiful Pcturcs them may
be mentioned W. II. Boards famous "BEAkS 0N a
BENDER" for which the owner paid xJ.upUi fAu Il
WEBEK'S "MONAsTERY ON LAKE MAGGIORl.' ex-
hbited principal cities OF this country with great sue
bE yoNvnr "REyEHis' Also bH flNvh ~. ans. Am.;
specimen ever In this country VAN HOVE an artist
whose works very uncommon in this country I'll =
uAPPv MUrnEH:"' also grand examples by Garland,
Guilcmn. Baron. De Haas NJ " H. jules Goup,l Cash
lear Ferrari, j. a. Brown T. w. Wood Stanteld, O.. H.
Leslie, Roller. lecminas and very many others. The
whole well deserving the attention VI buyers lovers VI
grand pictuxcA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10
The Last Horse.

Bother Gardner had planned to cele-
bIate the glorious Fourth by hunting
snipe on the shores of St. Clair, but
when he reached the race course the
excitement drew him in among the
spectators. 1t was noticed rs he came
down in the evening that his shotgun
was missing. and he was asked to ex-
plain its absence.
II doan' feel much like 'splaning
anything" he sadly answered. But
being pressed be went on
well, after | got in dar and seed
rybody putin up thar money on de
bosses, | reckoncd I'd better scoop
some Green-horn out'n five or ten dol
lars. ! went over and took look at
the flyers. Bime by seed one dat
pleased me. and l went up TO de driver
aud axed him if he meant to win de
race. He said he did. He said he'd
go right by all the odder hosses as de
lightning goes by man wild wheel
barrow, and he'd come down the home
stretch wild sparks o fire flying from
de wheels"
anu you Dct OH tuot uoi 81
Oats wot did, oh course. l put
up dat new shotgun agin five dollars.
and when de eight h0sses pranced up
to de score l could feel dat five dollars
jumpin' right trew all my veins"
"Well. did your horse wing"
Not ezactly-not unless de anamile
which comes in behind all de rest is de
winner. When I seed him way back
dar / yelled for de driver to put on de
whip, but he never minded me, and q
white man hit dis plug hat an awful
smash. believe dat hcrse was pulled.
It doan' seem to me dat he was given q
fair show. Den it doan' stan to reason
dat his driver would tell me to bet on
dc hoss If he didn't fell suah cb de
race. What fer should he lies What
fer would be the objeck."
$50 you've lost de gum"
"De gun dun gone. De feller wat
winned 1t walked right off like de big
ges, duke in Michigan, an ef rush Of
cool air hadn't come along bout dat
time might ur sunk down on the
grass to rise no NOAH lie feelin' bet
ter Just now. an ef kin make de ole
woman believe lost de gun in de
mash I'll recover from dis shock as de
years roll away"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10
The Old Clock.

Oh, the old. old clock of the house.
hold stock,
Was the brightest thing and the
Eeatest;
Its hands, though old, had touch Of
gold.
And its chains rang still the sweetest.
Twas monitor, too, though its words
were few,
Yet they lived, through nations al
tered;
And its voice. still strong, waraed old
and Young,
When the voice of friendship faltered.
Tick, tick" it said-"quick, quick to
bed.
For ten I've given warning;
Up. up and 60, or else, you know,
You'll never rise soon in the morn
ing"
A friendly voice was that old, old
clock,
As 1t stood in the corner smiling,
And blessed the time with merry
chime,
The winter hours beguiling;
But q cross old voice was that tiresome
clock.
As it called at daybreak boldly.
When the dawn looked gray on the
misty way
And the early air blew coldly;
Tick, tick" it s,id-"quick out Of
bed.
For five I've given warning;
You'll never have health. you'll never
get wealth,
Unless you're up soon in the morning"
Still hourly the sun goes round and
round,
With tone that ceases never;
While tears are shed for bright days
fed.
And the old friends lost forever;
Its heart beats on, though hearts are
That warmer beat and younger;
It's hands still move. though hands we
Are clasped on earth no longer!
Tick, tick" it said-'1o the church
yard bed
The grave hath given warning;
Up. up. and rise, and look to the skies.
And prepare for the heavenly morn
ing.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10
Lemons q Cure for Consumption

A correspondent Of an English med
ical iournsl furnishes the following
recipe as new cure for consumption !:
Put a dozen whole lemons in cold wa
ter and boil Sn,il soft mot too sof.l.
roll and squeeze until the juice is all
extracted, sweeten the juice enough to
be palatab!e, then drink. Use as many
as = dozen day. Should they cause
p.iu or looseness Of the bowels. lessen
the auantity and use ave or SIX day
until better. then begin TO use dozen
again. by the time you have used five
or six dozen you will begin to gain
strength and have an appetite. VI
course as you get better you need not
use so many. Follow these directions
and We know that you will never re-
oret il if there is any help for you.
only keep it up faithfully, We know
@, two cases where both of the patients
we're given mp by physicians. yet both
were cured 10y using lemons according
70 the directions We have stated. One
,adv in particular was bed-riddeo snd
very low hal tried everything that
money could procure. ba' all IN VAIN
when. to please friend, she was nnai'y
persuaded 10 use the lemons. she hs-
eau to use them in February, ana In
April she weighed lao pounds: one 's
. well woman to-day, and likeiy 10 NV
as long as any OF us.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

THE SLOW fighter" was a tall. raw
boned specimen Of the Pike county
breed, aud when be arrived in the min
ing camp the boys began TO have fun
with him-to mill him." as they call
ed it in the parlauce of the mines He
stood it for a long time With perfect
equanimi,y, until finally one of them
dared him out doors to fight. He went.
When they got already and squared off,
Pike County stretched out his neck an!
presented the tip of his big nose tempt
inGly TO his tormentor I'm a little
slow" he said, .and can't fight unless
Im well riled; just paste me one-a
good 'un--right on the end of the smell
ler." His request was complied with.
That's a good 'un," he said, calmly;
but don't feel quite riled yit-(turn-
ing the side of his head to his adverse
ry) please chug me another lively one
under the ear" The astonished adver-
sary again complied, wbersupon- Pike
County, remarking that he was mot
quite as we'll riled as he would like to
be, but would do the best he could,"'
sailed into the crowd and for the next
ten days the "boys" were engaged in
mending broken jaws. repairing dam
aged eyes. and tenderly resurrecting
smashed noses.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

~ md other mineral lands aAd nines, sur.
-. sxAmined, and reported upon, Plans and
Za.sees FOE mining improvements furnished.
- ssssnsion given 10 land surveys. and 10 the
q sssaa Of city lots and hlsssAs. Msps and draw
- n'seAsnisaiiy sseeuted Nov. is, ISIS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

nEAlTHFUL PASTIME CAN NOW
=. ,nioysd daily by hosh Ladies' ard tisnsle-
ssss street. between Pike and rnion.
Ma ssth ssis. IS cents. or Tickets for 81.
sr@S suits, u cents. or Tickets for 81.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

As failure. nothing can be more ig-
nosninious than girl with pull naek
trying to kick.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

\ BUSINESS SUGGESTION. Jim
Brown. a worthy German, died in
Franklin recently, and his next friend.
also worthy German, was appointed
administrator to settle up the affairs OF
his estate The administrator called at
a printing Office the other day to have
posters printed announcing that the
goods of the late Brown would be sold
at public auction.
Il want you to write up does bills in
som kind of sthyle," said the admins
traitor, whose mind runs much to busi-
ness Il want somdings vat will attract
der public eye. and bring in der peoples
from der koundry."
The printer asked for a suggestion
or two.
Mrs. Brown and mineself haf dalked
it over" continued the business man,
"una we want to head dose bills SON.
dings this vay,"- and he marked on
the wall with his cane to show that he
wanted big letters-"Hoor-raw hoor.
raw! jim, Brown is dead" ."-M City
Derrick.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10
N NOTICE.

j IHeAsrRER or krN6 COUNTY IL
I'M 49, 70 rsdeem eli outstanding Warrants
Cd - sk,aths ne Road Fund 10 date. No interest
- ssss on said Warrants from "a date
8 kmsl~A GRO. d. HILL.
sssw Treasures of Wing Co. VT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-04
,rL.A CONSOLIDATED INNING

u COMPANY Location OF principal place
a, ba. res-, san FRANCHISES. tAlifornia.
Locs,ion Of works. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada
<oiiee -rnere are delinquent upon the fol
l,,sln. described stock. ON account OF a.
..,..m.nt No. ]. levied On the Sth day Ut
.pr.I. ISL, the several amounts Get oppo0t
tnr name. Of the respective sharshosders. -
, 1877-05-26

and SO. usinc-s snlts That could nat ho made in
broadway for lees Than 20 ana $40, could bc got
here from the nlnE for 81 and $40.
:. The Government has not been the only lo%cF h1
Tho operations OF Tho smnpgIera md thssr swell
accouplItcs here, hut fashionable New York tai
lorA hayo been unable 10 cnmpeto with the En-
ctlah et0thfcrs, and have anGeTed loss OF cus-
tom. OF late Tho operations of The amuRglrFs
have bern carried On 50 s1!ep.tyey :ss Many
ruined. Ono of The sufferers ia m Enelleh
ss!o.h'ss r. ntoadws! who Imports good. ,t' II
undertaking his roods. 1lo wAs mu1cted IN n
large sam, and rfnce ihen he has complied with tho
customs' laws with Hcrupulous nicely. iln has
lost large number of cu.tomets wthinth last few
months. snd on making snaufrlcs hc found that
tailor. lie ascertAtnca That The lonAoner sont an
eEcnt on "a this city about Three months ago. and
lint he took mrAAuFts for 200 sn[ts OF spring and
GUNNER c1othiHs. TINT wsts 10 be aunqRcd Into
New York A. souN M they had been made mp.
Since the CnatumH-fi0i-n officers r,attc the de.
coycry many sults have been suffered to lie. IN.
claimed by tho Owncra in tho acIzurc room al Tho
Cuslsn1. tfnnre. They arc TO bo sold At tho next
Government suction.
, 1877-05-26

be, nnd may be reformed in many particulars,
but We should bear In mind that there is something
morc important than Cts'1-ScITice which moves
with ths ptee,sion of eos nd that !. The re-.
enceoachmcnts Df deapotasm. This IL FREQ eonn.
tty, and will remain free a. long a. the ofNcc:
holdtfa are dependent on the popular Will; but
ialion hs. been bee n aeeompi.hcd Which changes out
thn,ItnnAs of officials from. the scrsant4 tn the
tnastcrs Of tho peuple.-Kotk ls!and {ft.) Union
(Rtp.).
Al The dinner Of tho Chamber Of Commerce Pres.
ldont 11aycA tnhde hia fFst appearance before tho
rna Nw YG A1d H. hG
confession on III hands Was that he anpenred to DO
an bier, attongcf, hrmef man than waa expected
Tic showcd great eourfety, blended with ccrtni!
natural dignity and self.rcspect which pleased
ance OF intelligence and Judgment, a. though hc
know exact1y where he WAS, and wkon he waH talk
inK 10, and What he ought 10 DO. won tue con-
hdencc Of all parties. A man Of strong cnmmon
believes In doing right every time, and means
to do his duty and not worry ovcrmneh
about Ills reputation party statue-s man not 10
10 bau,booxlesl by ad.cntnrefs nnr manipulated by
thtng-he Ia msster Of Tho s,iuaton 10 day, n rpte
Of muttctng mnlcontcntE snd numbering Antago-
nats. Ills speech at The dinncF-ah'e diIn' amount
to ythtnx. lto said nothing very gracefully anu
cape. t1s Afterwards presented tho atataa of the
poet 11allcck TO the Mayor, In two three neatly.
tufncd phrases. 1t Is evident That he isnt emnrt
man. hasn't much snap about him. DOESN'T tAko to
mofe Hs for bnsiuess TIT, bnneomS. kccps a cool
head and heart that plays with ihe mathematical
nccnrhcy Of tho piston Of vel. behaved elcam-
engine, and Is altogether Hnch President ~ tho
licdn tfnd.1.
, 1877-05-26
SILVER VS.. GREENBAckS.


Exw Yonx. Aay .1.-rAu Sua'S Washington
special says tho examination Of letters roce,yod at
tho Post. Ofles Department indlcatea tho dIh,cnty
found BY PostmAlten In paying balances owing
to tho Aceutnulatng Of silver coin. LeYal.tsndsr
has shawn lsAclf only on thu p4c6c coA1t II Port.
land. Ore. Dankers threaten 10 send tho drafts os
tho Department to protest unless the Postmaster
tuadcss areenbacka. The same d'alcuty Is met at
other oices. aud eon.taatly ineroases. The Post
e ~ oi,es r. ent..sl, y silver. I'D silver u.
tractors nalst on being paid In gtsenhack. vii! tho
Department consider the tender In stlscr eolM
equivalent to the indebtedness Ut tbs office, ot will
have 70 pnEeitaaa gsesuaaeks u pay coHtractor'
between sllset and EreenbsukAs" Tho Department
ahawcts thst thers Il NJ Esmsdy, Tho Office. arc
bound by law to take silver to tho smouAt Of Sh-
are bound BY law . Psy ont greenh.cks In ray
Ments oTcF Is. consldsrablu cmbarsassMcat IL
likely to follow, When postage was pnt down 70
tIres eeniA tho threc-csnt silver wafer wa. coined.
and nearly all Of tAeul have Runu into The losl.
ontee. I6e etnees sent Tho Department recently
nearly 20, 600 three.cont pieces. Tha Depart.
ment turned them over 70 ,hs T:ta1ufy, which
gavs full credit for them, rather loslny opera.
ton.
, 1877-05-26
FINANCIAL,

Nxw YoRx. Msy ao.-1t IL stated that The spce's
shlpmsnts 70 Entops to-mottuw will Include from
million 10 million aud quarter Of gold coin.
Tho cFrdltou ot Pforcheimrr : Killer, jswelsfs,
No. 81 John street, held \ meeting yeatetlay, At
which stAeemsnt wss presented showing tho lts-
bIltics to b. $l47, CAT; nominal assuts, 800 6o2;
real asseta, SO. l0l. A compoaltlon Of 10 cent?
on tbs dollar has been accepted. -"
A meeting Of the boudholdefs Of this City Of g..
vannah wa hold to-day. About 500, 00O worth
ot bonds was represented. Mayor Wheaton. of
Savannah. was introduced. liz said ths fund.
cd and contingent debt OF Savannah
amoants % q. ls5, 900, and BY scaling tho
interest The xhole esa b4 paid o. In twenty ave
yeaEs the !nteEest 10 b. pss csnl for thtss JeAr
per cent for f1s yeaxs, and . psf cent for ten
year,. Tbs snnnAl resources Of The city amount
~ $3.50. 600 and thu expenses Of the Ct&y Govern.
mont sIs 4lB0, 600. A proposition that The bond.
holders accept 10 eenta on Tho dotatwAs a!rlcl By
: vote Of 8 to3 Thls action IL not considered II
binding, sxeape 10 those aeesdIng 70 it. bnt IL re-
eaF1cd ~ Initiative Tor further Scttop hJ tha bond
holdsfs.
6p<eaa1 NsaateA II n TstAa&%
ePatnaTlxLD. Ill. May 25.-E. uoworth, = Dict
, 1877-05-26
A MODEL SPEECH.

Apropos Of tho Mar meetings In London. tho
correspondent Of IN English Journal cites The fol-
lowing ~ model speech for dinners astcuded by
Dlahop OF two. lie says hs heard Il made himself
4 yoar or two ago. any Lord DIahop Of G,oucee-
ter and bristol, Anl you, my 1.oed Bishop Of Bath
and Wells, and you. my Lord bishop Of soIor md
Mani tnvc much pfcasnss in supporting tho Fcso.
and Brissol nropotcd. and yon, my Lord 1'ishop or
Hath and Wcit', seconded. My Lords. had tho
honnr, year or I've ago. Of bseakfasting With mr.
Lo'os, askcd his LorJah!p, in tho confidence Of
private friendship. what he thonsht Of this roc!ety
tol. and you. rnY Lord DIstop Of Hath and Wells,
and you. my Lord lsthhop Of sodor and Man, do
you think BIZ 1nrdehip'h answer vast f1e said. my
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