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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-22

House substitute for the lease OF the ca
nal, in lieu OF Senate bill in relation to the
Buchanan and Clifton Forge railroad, came
up as unfinished business. ae ...-
The proposition was discussed by Mr.:
JOHNSON favoring the railroad, and Mr..
BLAND opposing it. '
The bill was tabled, and made the con-
tinuins order Tor tomorrow.
CHARLOTTESVILLE GAS-LIGHT COMPANY.
Mr. BEAsLEY presented a bill to make
valid certain purchases OF the Charlottes-
vile Gas-Light Company. Appropriately
referred.
Adjourned at ?. NJ.
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THE WEST POINT RAILROAD.

Mr.. R. TT. Cox moved suspension OF the
rules In order that Senate bill TO incorporate
the West Point and Northwestern Railroad
Company be placed upon the calendar.
3lr. LETCHEn hoped that the bill would
20 to the Committee Of Roads. ......s.s..
Mr.. GILMAN demanded the ayes and noes.
The motion to suspend the rules was agreed
to-ayes, 5S; noes, 42-not two thirds in
the affirmative. The bill was referred to the
Committee OF Roads,
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II OANS
IL NEGOTIATED ON CITY REAL ESTATE.
have inquiries every day from parties to borrow
money on rea, estate. Lenders OF money can be ac-
commodated, whether In small or large amounts.
Great care taken In the preparation Of deeds and
titles examined by competent lawyers.
FRANK ID. HILL.
Real Estate Agent and Auc;ioneer,
&c 24-cOd1Jt No. 11OS Main street.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The Finance Committee reported that
they had under consideration plan for the
readjuStment Of the public debt, and asked
that five hundred copies Of the same be
printed. Agreed to.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND.
$4,000, 81 600, 5000, $500, and other sums
to lend on improved USENCuMBERED REAL
ESTATE IN RICHMOND.
CHAFFIS, STAPLES & CO.,
NH 2o-3t Tenth and Main streets,
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PLACED on TIE CALENDER.

Mr.. WRITER'S, by leave, introduced bill
to incorporate the town OF Rustburg, in
Campbell county; which was placed on the
calender,
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Speaker HANGER IN the chair. No prayer.
Several bills from the Senate were read
the first time and referred to committees or
m, tho ca1opdor -.
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LETTINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE. The men, 4.
IHl bers of JoPpA LODGE, No. 40i yin
attend stated meeting q, St. Adams HALL ~
beers OF sister lodges aud visiting brethren in
rited to be present. by order of tie W. NJ.
WILLIAM j. RlDDICK.
. NH oo.1t Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Senate bill for obtaining and publishing
reports of banks organized under the State
laws came up, and, pending motion to
amend, was tabled: 4
Senate bill authorizing and directing the
directors of the Central Lunatic Asylum to
contract for the erection. near Petersburg,
Of suitable buildings for that institution,
came up, and was disposed OF in similar
manner,
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.'-~. -" THE LloUoR-TAx BILL. 'i'7 ''' +.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the House bill known as "the Moaett
liquor-taX BILL" q, -, ,.,......., az
THE 18th section was amended so as to
impose a tax OF forty cents on every sale OF
one gallon. and ten cents on each gallon in
excess OF one, and UP to and including five
gallons, sold to consumers in this State. .,
Mr. LovENsTEIN submitted q. substitute
for this section, which was rejected. 1t pro-
posed to limit the tax to forty cents on one
gallon or more, and to substitute the use Of
the register for the bookkeeping required
in the bill. .,.. r-r ..s1 ..ls
Various amendments were adopted or re-
iected after debate, and at hali-past o'clock
the pending question, being on the engross-
ment Of the bin, was called, The House
refused to sustain the .eall--ayes, Oh; inoes,
IS. .o.., .ai, i. :.
Mr.. LETcHER then then offered substitute for
the entire rPilll. LIS 90 l.,,fniyir,,.st a.;
The pending question was called, aud
again not sustained.
After speeches by Messrs. BoHANNoN and
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Cbeapcst ana " r,s,
" fuel IA market. Best hrst-ciass H"', = 80 PIX
tom tom Of 900 pounds, deiivere Li~rt "a ,a ,t5
to dealers IVES. Virginia Sp!inl s5:V rs tr ton 81
per load OF 1890 pounds, or ~ 70 sni; CoSs from
s UsS t bossssS 5000 pounds OK anu
WOOD as low the lowest, can i ana "s and Csr,
Re sure TO ask for PAGE, S t,sf ~ n rtGE.
streets. itt ltl 49, Ni H-N.
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THE APPoRTIONMESr BILL.

House bill to !apportion representation in
the General Assembly, under the amended
Constitution, was considered amended, and
ordered to be ensrossed.
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Mr.. NEELY, from the special investigating
committee on this subject, presented 4 re-
port, and Mr.. MASSEY presented Il minority
report. Both reports were ordered to be
printed. -."
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Mr.. SMITH presented a bill to make the
silver coin issued by the United States Il
legal tender within tbt State. Appropri-
atelv referred. ~,' r. /. $50 S..
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,.r- 90. PRESENTED AND REFERRED. .,.~f
= ByMr. BoGART.: Petition of citizens Of
Franklin. against the repeal OF the town
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For the Dispatcn.I
EigIn-

On motion, at s:25 the House adjourn
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GIhERIIASEfBLYOf VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY,, March 81, 1877.
sENATEi.-

THE Senate met at II A. M.-Lieutenant-
Governor THOMAS presiding. No prayer
ri = J TINE OF &ssEaBLNG.j ;;
mr.. TrRRy. moved that on and after Fri
dav next the Senate should meet at - CLOCK
;n:tead OF II. "a of present. Mr.. TERRY
aid the reason he made this motion was
because more time was psedcd for commit
tee-work. Agreed to. g~- a1T'"#.
=. .conHuNIcATIoN FROM THE GOVERNOR. B.,
The CHA1n laid before. the Senate COM
munication from the Governor returning
Senate bill to regulate the uniformity OF
textbooks in the public schools with his
veto, and reasons therefor. The message,
on motion, was tabled and ordered to be
printed ,...sf.,.. :.......s.
FROM THE AUDITOR .., =
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a
communication from the Auditor OF Public
Accounts in response to q resolution calling
for statement showing a list OF the number
and na1ses OF sheriffs, treasurers, and collect
ors who are in default to the State from 1870
to the wear 1876, inclusive. Thesubiect was
tabled, on motion Of Mr.. HINTON. ......,
g" TOWN OFFICERS OF sA1THFIELD..
go Mr.. LAWSON presented bill to amend
and reenact section 2 OF chapter 249 OF the
Acts of Assembly of 1s5G-'57, in relation to
the time of holding the elections for town
officers in the town of Smithtield, Isle OF
Wight county; and on his motion the rules
were suspended and the bill passed -
e, =, BOARD OF POLICE OF RICHMOND. -.
On motion Of 1Ir. TANNER, Senate BIZ
amending the charter OF the city OF Rich
mond In relation to the appointment OF the
Board of Police Commissioners OF the city
OF Richmond this is, the same bill as adopt
ed by the two branches Of the City Council
was taken up, the rules suspended, ant
passed.
, 1877-07-05
TIE LAST SURVIVOR.

HOW AN ARTyuL DopuEk GOT Ills uEER.
A huttcrel up man, with a leg ga1ne enough
to suit al epicure, q lat that might have lifted
any head mud couutenance portcntious OF
great revelations. and as he stumptd Into TAR
Tribune office there was an inviting look ia hia
eye that wooed the interviewer. There Was
fascinatlou IN Ills gaze auI roll to his tongue
~ he inquired lnystcstously for willing ear
open to Ills 1eritalf.
~ an tho last survivor Of Custer's regiment
lie saia. anu le looked Ike the "last survivor"
VI every WAT since the Crusadcs.
"What can do for yout"
"lntrryiew rue. Get my story. Hear my
description OF that terrible campaign"
''Wttat regiment were you ln:h
''Custts's ow II, thu Fifth Cavalry. WA the
uuly IuAu who got out"
HLook herc, you old fraud Custer commanded
the Seventh, not the Eiith, aud the regiment
you belong to wasn't IN that fight"
~ CHI prove 1t; look 1t this"
And he showed his discharge, upon which was
an indn1atMunt, "This man u tue last survivor
Of Custer's regiment. A. L. Morrison, JuAtics
u the Peace.
'say, old man, you take that yarn over 70 the
ISM<a. ThoSe peoplu aIe not particular abUut
the truth Ut sensations, 10 long a. they are ex-
citing"
He inquired the way and stumped on. There
% Taa soft q nlsglvtng IN hk p1ertous,y sona-
mtnAtlon about hls lips.
In aquiet little r"otn In tho Tsn<s building
tat the managing editor, In smother quiet lttlo
Toou4 sat the GIy editor. Tue only thugs about
either room tu Indicate that these rooms we're
devoted to the eunobllng practice Of Journalism
ue1c tHo smalla leas Agns, "No sluokiug."
, 1877-07-05
KutxHlnskls

E3fTtsss0Ntt<Hce Rfo FORK Timer.
BUCHAREST, Juno 7.-Duing the Servo
Turktsi. war of 1875 sotne 100 Ctrcasa!an yoIun-
tecrs presented Themselves to Prince Milan, and
were formed into legion under the command
OF remarkably handsome fcliow---KeEtxn!nskf
q Captain Of tho Cirrass!ans OF tha Imperial
Guard. The legion behaved vol; tho chief
disttncuishel hlmsclf particularly, and wns
decorated TOR yalor. Tho wal. finished, tho
Russian volunteers wafo recalled, and III
left sare kotzninsks, VIII, Temaluetl On iu Bel
grade, where he was Remarked fur his prodigalt-
lutte t4npecunlosaty. People, indeed, mar7clod
much how he lived, for liz owed every trades
yet lrogc The lneat eaulpage In the Serylan cap
ltal. At last tho Russian Army crossed tie
P1uih, and suddenly one Jay the Cir
cs8sian Ado!is disappeared, and, except
hls dismissal for abscncu wlhoutl all trace
Of him was lost until TN Tuesday cyonin4 last,
xhei', on tho platform of ths Jassy Hallway
Station, he stepped up in full uniform, throw
lsctca his parlon and reinstatement to CON-
Manl. Tbs reply was In tho negative,
accompanied! By ri. order to arrest him
~ dcsester. lhereupon cams the do
over head and cars IN debt, drew bis kha'ijjAr,
ard stxbbInk himself thruG tinlcs ln the brca4t,
fell forward On abe Threshold Of tho Audience
ChaInber with csy vi t!sc i Eupercur1"
but the Car, naturally much impressed by tho
scene, has given orders that be should receive
every attention at tho hands ol bis own medical
attendant; The humanity Of the Car
would have done everything poaslbls IN order TO
Avoid this tragedy, but Russian disclplius Il yery
scyere, and within the last week All officer Of tho
Comm!ssaty Department haA been sh1t near
Jassy for uialyeisattuu. 1t il no lougcr now, a.
was tho case some years ago, When It was said
that HIu huSAi3, nS tA Turkey. the only thug
, 1877-07-05
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.
4 MELTING AT EYANsrnH.


Tho quarterly meeting Of the Illinois Indus
day. Tho forenoon session was held In the Fist
Methodist Church, at 1880 O'clock the Prcst-
dent, Mrr. D. l.. II. Wurdncr, Of Cairo, In the
chair, and Miss Crrtc Caldwell, Secretary.
Thcso wcsc present In tho morning Mrs. Ex.
Gov. Bcvcrtdgc, Mrs. Atyra Bradwell, Mrs. ]. F.
Humphrey, Mrs. Judge vanI1uren, Mrs. Charles
Beck, OF Ccntralia The Rer. DR.. T. T. WincE,
Secretary IT the Stute Dpnnl OF Charities, wis
also present, and matlo Rbmo suggestions re-
Gardliig tho management of tho Association.
After hearing tho reports Of several commit
tees tf s'nnll interest to tho public. m election
tho refltsal OF aotns who were elected to serve.
Nj. L. j. Gage wns elected to I'LL tho Office OF
Director for thc Northern District, In place OF
Mr.. T. B. Bryan; Mrs. e. II. Smith. OF Spring.
Acld, ns Director; Mrs. Judge e. B. Lawrc!lec as
Vice-TIcssdent for tho Third District; Mrs. Col
Hapcman, Of Ottowa, Vtce-prctidcnt.
II was decided that instead Of quarterly
meetings the Association should hereafter hold
kemtunnuul meetings only.
I'm motion, It was decided TO- compel tho
Trrasnrur md Secretary to give bonds fn 3d.
0Ul for tho faithful performance OF their duties.
The Uuord took recess from I 30 to .:80
O'clock, the 1adies accepting IN invitation to
lnc with Mira. bcvefdgc.
At y:3O O'Clock the ladies' again assembled,
their number being augmented by the prcscnee
Of Mn. Z. II. Morton. Of Quincy, and two other
lahcs. xxx.
There was very little business transacted In
tho afternoon, except to revise the Constitution
Of the Association and appoint one or two eum.
Mittccs. The ladtes finally adjourned, to ns-
sctnblc In general meeting Ia pnrlors Of the
fremont uouso ut . O'Clock thls afternoon.
, 1877-07-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE THOMAS CONCkKT.

The delightful weather, as we'll as the novel
programme, called out an immense audience ut
the Exposition Building Lost evening. Every
seat In the concert-room was occupied, and tbs
great crowd overdowed into The Conservatory
ind out-thsor park, not only IN the intermtsslons
but also through tho concert. Thu first and last
parts Ut ths programme wcEe dovotcl to q very
pleasant selection Of miscellaneous n.usic, In
Guiding Webcr's "Jubel Overture" !" the ec,,urzo
the Handel :" Largo" which was encorcd; the
ballet m,lsic fro,n Gounod's "Faust"; Liszt's
Sixth Rhapsody; shubert's scrcnade; Strauss
Wine, Wotns',, a9d s9nx waltz, and tlo overture
tho music which Mr.. Thou,as directed apthe
opening of the rhlls4elphin Centennial Expusl-
tiOn,-the Wagner Centennial March; j. X.
sess Sss' s.st. sstF H Msss; q csyn R9sS s
tho iisilnluJaR Chorus from "The Messiah,
third of these numbers, At this time only
sSsD sent Ea G 16' ssysl cs1u. ne1s s
wcsc about 10 In the ranka, and they .ang the
music almsst At sight. Considering that they
had no tlrss 10 study the music, thy perfonnauce
was deserving Of high psaIsc. 'rh!s evening will
following superb programme h offered:
OycEtuFe-tlorsliuH Coolies. Athui
tf!rst tsme In AnerIca.)
Anaspis % sSs Gsn.asiie o. Dtttaogss a.s
~ .tAdspssd for o.ehestra oT Lszs.} -,
As''et aaf@a 1srxnnissox '''''''' wagner
Symphony-lm Wade Tin The Woods) ........Ra0
iNTkHAIssloh.
MalaA.Miener Frrskeu.... ...............S S!fauss
rME Auaxux.
The Ellsworth zouaycs gaye the military play
teriav In an excellent lnantIer. The play 10 ono
we'll calculated to touch the feelings Ut III VINO
, 1877-07-05
@01a40J~sn10l1 =
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E9EATlRH.

nRA1G-The funeral nf Mra. G. n. bragg will
take place to-day fLniy - At 10 o'clock from hsi
late fesldcn:o, No. H0 rrrnon.av.
HAGUE-lnly 4. Emma West daughter uf
s:W Hudson IN. ~ and New York papcrs please
copy.
HAM1LTON~At bis restdcnec. M. 500 West
Naaison.st., jnly 4, Edward Hamilton, aged d2
Ycnrr,
Notice OF fnncrhl hereafter. ..
.,eW bridgeport tConn,}, Montreal, New York
DNOQEN-Jnly 4, Of consumption, after iia-
Ecr!ng Illness, Edward DroEen, aged 40 Jeats.
=. Funeral from his late residence, No. 177 West
Harrthon-st., Friday morning. tn Calvary. FrientN
and ncqnatatnnces arc invited to attend.
WESTEnVELT-July 4, LouItt j., tnfAat
daughter Of a. Eugeao aud AnnIn E.. Wcster.olt,
ngcd week.
Funeral from rcaldence Of parents. No 8 NORTH
sangamon.ss., at o'clock p. M, July &.
, 1877-07-05
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Ffnt su,onE tho regulates Of the tai]e. ID . xooa
article Of soa bat to procure It IA cot alwAJs eas
matter Many Of tho most extensive koa{s IN she
ket art msde from eoArsc aud dktesorfohs
Their detieesc colonnR and fragrant perfume Too often
conceal the most rtpusive fmpuf1te1. Tho Disclosures
rocenty made public regarding thfs Gubjet po4i
trc1v EtaFtnR. snd dertrvo sertous confederation.
tonaoh c6peeaaJ appiled 10 ta head. tnjmfnE thai
hAtr, Irritating tho acan, md inducing sbvtst head
ectcs. Tho character OF tho Ingredients m1y tnfrt
from tho statonnnt Of gentleman who nnA1ees tina
scennK OF oaps his buancas be recently declared ths
pcrsons engaged In this employment were ahort.liErd
@ e e ssn Ssnx es
T.
New fork. tic ~os!drenowned soap r. .M.nafsssafep:
tose 'lsnse e:thl..huens ~ q ths largest q ~
Various rroductions H. foF msTy yenis besn 1o1 d.
seminated oMt M atsat aneecea q to sppI9prsaso
ion ot the nne!t toilet .oap ever Tho prn
i: a. sss' fGs
b, re I'll s1ns ss
for.ppcaton 70 shu decatn akin of infants, ciid.cn
1n ss " H. 4 sSsa Z III n s f.
hesng ct sneh .bsolue purity to rranro lid rom
nncd tAstv considers thu shsence Of artificial perfume
I Ss 4 I'd sss Ps 8 AS .;i9 Z y;
T6auah specially do,r.ble for the use Of ladies' sn
"a az e.sss
Of tho Hneas soaps for hArbefn n4o Il u Just being
esn sni - n ssR'nd vi"
, 1877-07-05

organic lIte cnn1h hnrc cxtAe1 In those ages. Ills
theory, rtMtln- with l.aplhcc's hyrothesr Of tho
Frrst ,nn..cs Of iron, and. n1nng with It. Of lnos-
Gafic carbnn IN Tho Inner rnrt* nt thr Garth. Tha
*Attr which frum tlic more exterior regions rene-
trhtca 10 tho molten mclal r. dccoMp0sed - oKy.
gen Enn+ to the irun, while ts hydrogen untes IN.
der The Influence OF Ercat heat nnd pFeh>urc with
the carbon to form tho varieties of hydrocarbons,
Ehlch uAkca ILL hrtro]rut1.
, 1877-07-05
The Origin Of PStro1suna.
Iron Az.
= q a

A new sheory, based eh!sdy On chemical eoustd-
erations, IL psonoundsd BY Prof. MendeljeA re-
gardiDz tbs formation Of petroleum In the Interior
Of tho earth From ths fact shxt IN PennsylyanIA
petroleum occurs III the Dsrobtan a1a SiluriAa
rocks. It appears 10 him highly Improbable that tho
huid hydrocasbon should bs tbs Ecautt oi tho de-
composition OF organic EelUalO1, for b1s lttls
, 1877-07-05
WISCONSIN,.
6pke{dS UsPdteA to 1A4 7f5ANxA.

BA1Asoo, Wis, July 4-Ths corn came up
very poorly; n0er aaw such universal fall
ure; nearly al planted over, with generally
very good sucee.s. AL our Haltlvatin4 has been
done between rains, and We afe doiug ai posi-
bic to clean the crop but the ground Is 10 wet
that many Pieces Aro auite foul with weeds.
The season Ia considered backward, but 1t u ex-
, 1877-07-05

prctctl that Tho rorn crnp tho 10Th Of July
will he fully rs far advanced, md promise rs
fatr rs at Tho aamu time any previous yrar,
Should Judge that fully twice the acreage In
this locality planted to corn Of any previous
year. Wheat, oats, aud potatoes looking extra
t!uc, especially winter wheat This broken and
timaercd, poriion Of wl.coisin plants largely OF
chtnch-hug.
, 1877-07-05

CALIFORNIA.
Fricdlantlcfs estimate Of surplus Of wheat
crop In California tfor c1port) should probably
bushels, as stated in the dispatch yesterday.
, 1877-07-05
WHE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Hotel, this afternoon at 8 o'clock ...
The regular weekly meeting Of tho Eighth
~ n,ns r.l.n,, .vrnne. for sncakinr md i,usi-
:" n'ue Ah'a''a a'e""'' 'o' 'is"A'"s '"1 ""'''
arte.
There VIII he general meeting OF the mem
bers Of tic 1l;'nols State Industrial Association
IN the parlors Of tho fremont House at o'clock
,h,. n,tc,noo,,
N'.' A''..''0
Late Tuesday evening Detective Gallagher.
Of Tho A1nory, while on Ills way home, trtrlrd
upon loose hoard IN front OF No. 3l1 West In
diana street, and falling, had ilis right arm
fractured botwecn the wrist md clbow.
Thu 1c,mony n. r. A. nj its prnrra1 mcc,-
Ing tonight ut Farwcll Hall, Room -, will
take steps towards incorporating that body aud
engaging General Secretary tn supcrintend Its
work among The uoconycrtcd tiernians.
Thu rcgulnr months uccttno .of thu Ch,carn
1Yn,"n VStcra, ''l r,mh viii h. hctd this cvrnint,
st n'ciock nt ,heir room, f3rand Pacific ifote}'
ari u al, c1.n,uiors nm W nv,c "a f,c pre.cnt
49, @'f NV
For tho accommodation OF those Who desire TO
obtain rcscfvesl hcass, orchestra cnaire a. the
,tcstrnr ~ int a. ttn scsts
proyIo,,s to p,ircl,osinr viii bo Afforded n, On
f,d n; .Hancr,s ~ mns.c-stnrc.
60, 5.,.., =, ,..,..,
Criminal arrests: JOHN NJ. Callng6an, trying
tdp eae M"hs sseens s s'aee
from LADY, on Madison street. william Whru,
attempting to tar ~ belonging t. Charles Re
Farrell, OF NO. = Market street; Eu~hrl Du-
Ecyer, breaking into the Ga.3eF.shop Of fcorGc
e. N!eo'at No. l06 west folk Street, anu steal
Ing theFclront Fazof.
There ycre In nt] tho stations throughout tho
city about afty persons arrested for :. 1ring
their attentions 10 onlY those who vere making
n nuisance in Their meirGborbood. such rs ono
man who had a monster Grass cannon, and to
boy; a o,es who psr,ssd T. %
ner.ons aIrpste were rclea.cd u5on iursline
small % dcnosIts % to % ruatantce tbeir appsaraoce IL
court,
...
~ stdo ~, ihat dstr,"x !onroFse tn tenm ,S srs
: away, otit one ttlea IL ycsttfuay hiulnhg, WIN
pooS SUCCESS UNI Mttef oisco11'ntuse u. 70 se
nH ..,t ane frsn tSs s snn, Waer " 3ao
ssatc; whl'H stanang a'onH, aoa rah o. xas!aG
gut aoTn Hlser stIrct; lhcy Wefe oe!nofnll1cu
on fsaeh'nE nsoi of1GKsana ;t; atpet, & 'ae eaaer
te Sn ' ni1 house en top * Sn III
WheGs-noFses kept t!Sls s,so's Ane on'y oo'''"
age aohc was 10 INC harness..
Ateut 1o:45 this morning tho shouts OF
wo.nan wcro heard Mt the corner cf dearborn
the used TOO plainly Indicated tho apsq pf her
unusual cries. 1t appeared that her husband,
had picked up some woman, and shc, discover
goes Ned Angel with --l'' And al1e re.
pcatcd tho name and coupled epftllets and hard
names With 1t. She fairly boiled with rn4e, but
did not follow tho man and his supposed par
amour The injured wife, for sicL ahc is
known To be, hal little child with her, mid
was accompanied by Young woman.
rnRz rfouT IN i uAoNlo.
snilor, rcsiai,,s I at NJ. u Intlana street, Will.
walking along Illinois strrct, was Informed Qf
q fight and shooting aiIeay la the house Of H.
faule ut No. Ilnta stfrct, kept by Jennie
, 1877-07-05
FAILURE or A SAVINGS BANK.

Nsw YoRK, July 4,-The Tribune Tomorrow
will contain special report Of the suspension
Of tho Clinton Savings Bank, No. III Eighth
aycnslc, on account Of gradual reduction lu
dcposlts und letlargy Id business. Thu lust
statement, made IN Juue, shows assets, 73h683;
liabilities, 473, us,
, 1877-07-05
INDIAN QUEEN CHEWING TOBACCO

Il tho bcst tobacco In Chicago. Sales increaa-
ing ryesy day. Fresh receipts Of tha celebrated
''1ud!aa Qaccn" nsc continually arriving. You
street.
, 1877-07-05

W. INV II "a o. ny @ c1sIsimsd tia. fnnetlonarz,
"whst head line that will support cu.tcr's
ca-t!uster. Or the only ssalp Tt Es,csps, e., o
Dcaklwoul2 We can put tn Dcatlwonl whether
you came / 4. why OF not. Oh can think OF q
dozen heatts lor your wonderful advcntufGs::
Sioux for tlts Heose,'' IL another one. Obi
tho city editor.
The streets of Chicago were jnn,mcd With
people yesterday, but no group attrnctctl SO
showed ' % and showed their WY along Clark
street. The centre was held BY tho "last
survivor the left wing by the managing editor,
and the right hhy the city editor, who suprosted
an1iously looking for TINS reporter, ani Re.
eronlng TO the survivors, nnitc apncal Tint
something refreshing he strafEhtwny Hsct uP"
At each l,ostelrtc. Sad holes wcrc made In two
salaries, for It seemed as II the sutvttor had IN
llerited the thirst Of his whole regiment On
Clark and Madison the trio hailed Bohemian,
but he didn't like the survivors, loolss, and faty
refused TO entertain him. Beer FALCONS, whisky
shops, and iunch.routcs were huotc1 in vain:
md tho twain editors began to feel deeper anl
deeper In their pockets for loose change.
Finally the city editor bethought him Of the
Exposition Building, where ho had placed
man to sleep through Storm speech, and
thtthcr they dragged the survivor, who, to keep
up his end Of tho stick, stopped mechanically
before every carayhntary, hnl ciutchcd his
thirsty throat. At the Exposition Building Mr.
John Fmcrty was Ashcd oui Of sound nnpt
and atisuoutstcd to take the survivor to some
cool retreat, aud there rcfrrsh and interview
him.
1t wAs a beautiful spectacle, and the crowds
an tho streets turned TO look after tho veteran
Indian correspondent: and the "last survivor y
ot ono If tho blootllcst days In the. annals Of
Indian warfare. Tlle survivor woke tho re-
porter up at every saloon, a1M when they reart1. %
Wtre nr0mptlY nut down for ltCr, TIE
, 1877-07-05

Indian Qassa Chewing Tobacco.