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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06

EE JAS MARcn's contract with the
W. & W. +. r. r. Co. has been DO
olarcd forfeited by tho Chief Engineer
under the provisions Of the written
contract. The company will DO pre-
pared in n shorttimo to rc!et the work.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06

E:1~ Mn. a. SrRALEY sent to our Of.
fee few days ago, cOru stock grown
on his farm, measuring around 81 in-
chcs. Who can beat it.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06
MCCLELLAN a. LOGAN,
1--WE STOCK BRO
NNRS,

For the sale oil hogs, sheep and cattle, nj
-Calvcrton Drove Yards, adjoining Maryland
Live Stock Scales, West Baltimore, I'D.
Address, Box 35G, Baltimore, Md
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06

Es' TIE DocEoRs complain o.
people being "distressiDgly healthy
Were it not for some people faithfully
observing the ScripIurnl injunction to
"iucreaso," &c., tho pill men would be
constant idlcrs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06

E5- TUX FAIR GROUNDS Messrs.
James ". Woffindin, A. N. Smith
and W G. Bennett arc 0 committc
to let out the keeping Of the Fair
G rounds, and arc ready to hear pro-
pcsals.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06

EE' OLD FARMERS tell US that more
wheat is being planted in Lewis this
fall Than ever before in the history Of
the county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
70 the Creditors Of 1LruAam Il. Hall.

70 the Creditors Of 1JwAam Il. Hall.
deceased:
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court of the county OF Lewis made in
ca use therein pending, to subject the real
estate Of said abraham Il. Hall, to the pay
mcnt Of his debts, yOu nrc required to pre-
sen, your claims against the said Abraham
L. Hall, for adjudication, 10 \. " pvnt
Commissioner, at his Office in the sail copn-
ty, on or before the I'D day Of October,
1911.
Witness, ". II. Byrnc, Clerk OF s.il
Court, this 9Th day OF Sep:cmbc', ISL.
". II. BYENE, Clerk.
sept 29lw
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06

Eg 'SQulRg WOoFTEn is becoming
reeonCilcl. He only wants IS couples
more to make up the Centennial num-
Der, and has October, November and
December to go on-mighty good
months, he says, for the marrying
business.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06

SQUIRE WooPrEH, George j. Ar
holl and Louis Bennett will STAY the
gamo in Pocuhoutas county for a
couple Of weeks in this month.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06

az MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-The fol.
lowiugl charters for incorporated
companies" have been t.issucd by the
Clerk Of tn. County Court from. Sep
tembOr Is. to October 3rd: ". J.
MathCny to Fanny L. Bush ), Lee
Lewis to Mary L. Ilarrisi; ". D. Kcl,
Iy 10 &aliuda A. White; Abraham
Simon to LuCaelia' Casio ?. N. Ware
to ELydia A. Durkhammer; J. G.
Fisher to Lorenna G. White 7. NJ
Mckinley to Missouri Lynch'';I[R. a,
kempcr to Rebccca Norman ~, +,
CarsOn to Elizabeth J. Slceth ; Sand.
ford L. Sapp to Elizabeth N. Wilson
Robert Samples to Mary II. Rexroud
G. L. SlorkGrt to POocc Bailey ;
james A. IIaltcrman to Amanda
Burnside ; EPAE;am Bell to Olive NJ.
Ellison; Solomon G. Yoke 10 Helen
a. Wolvcrton; and John a. Bailey to
Martha Ellis.
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.ANGAN MOVISMS
.--------------------- - -. -
CONllISStNNElrS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE,
Weston, Sept. 222l, 1871
Joseph Mathews, pIainuTI
H.
Abrnm r. Hall, Joseph Hall, Ezra Hall,
George J. Arnold john S. hall, Fes'us
Williams, Administrator Of Abraham
Williams, deceased, aud Henry Brannon,
defendants.
N CIrASCEEY.
Tie parties to tic above cause will take
notice that The undersigned Commissioner OF
the Circuit Court of Lewis county, has tiSCd
upon Monday, the 9.9i day orOc,obcr, lSi7,
to execute an order Of reference madein said
cause BY tlir Circuit Court o. Lewis county
Mt the September term thereof, ISL, BY
which said order he was directed
First-To settle aud state the Admins.
tratioa accounts Of Enmet ]. o'Bricu, al.
niins;rator OF Jonathan Hall deceased, anil
also the Administration accounts Of james
G. vanIervort Oh the estate Of Abraham r.
Hall, deceased and
SerOnd-To receive further proof touch.
ing the matter in dispute, md state any
other matter deemed pertinent By hiMsclfor
which may be requires! to he stated.
GiYcn under my hand, MS Commissioner
in ChaEccry Of said Court, the dayund Cato
tirst aforesaid.
A, NJ. DENT,
..,)oI 1.,,,,,,:, ;,,,,,,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06

IT, VIZ give below tho school leyics
for this year in the different districts ::
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-06

~ FEDERAL Couar is in session at
Clarksburg.
, 1877-06-30

y. Strong, t,erarnt superintendent. ". c. Smith.
tienerat Freight Agent, and D.. ". Hitchcock.
Western General Psrscnccr Agent, Of thc Eh1cago
Information was given ~ IN tho object Of their
trip. except thct they wonld make some arranpc-
n,cn.s ~ seaards thelr hurIness from we:tetn
f,lp hrcamc apparent By the information
that they suceeeeeii in opening new route " st.
With tho Kant.s city, 81. Joc 4 Council Bluffa
Rallrrad Int besides this they hare made hf-
judgements with tllc managers of the Atehtaon+
ntttion 1t Atchfson for Denver. Pueblo. and other
tointf In Colorado. After next Sunday through
slerpess ~!ll b run On the new rootr from Gales.
makes the Chicago, Burlington L Quincy Inie-
pendent oflhe Hannibal d st. Joe tnt gives H. an
i,scidc and other roads ior the bubiuess Of
Colombo.
, 1877-06-30
MIgNfANAGE1lENT
In THE TREASURY PRINTING BuAxAu.
6peesal RLpoleA 10 The Tribune.

specsai DlpoicA 10 The Tribune.
WAsmtNoroS, D. c., June 90.-sccrotAfy sher-
man has written letter to Edward Mcrhc7son,
Chief OF tho 1lurcau of Engraving and Printing.
relative to tho management Of that bureau. un
says TINT 1t IL tho ullonbtcl incnton OF Congress
to have most Of the work dono In tho Treasury
Department, and that after repeated examinations
OF Tho bureau by Committees OF Congresa, tho de-
cision has always been that security required Its
continuance. The Secretary Faya that ho sees no
reason why the stamps and notes cnnnut he printed
~ chca1ly by tlle Government a. BY prirnto com.
pancs. "lf tho work Is not done ~ wol1 and ~
clleap1y." he adds, ''lt Is bceAuse You or l
neglect our duty or al1so our rowees." 1lo says
Is hs intention TO advottEe for ptnposaa for
platc.lmprcsa!on on all United Btatea aMd Na.
tlonAi bank notes. leaving atl tho tcSt Of Tue work
10 10
DONE IN THE BUREAU.
lie has given notice to tho Continental, American,
and National yank- Notc Companlea, Of Now York,
and to tho Columbian Company, Of Washington,
that Tho existing contracts with thcsu will ter
1nInato 1t tho expiration Of three months from
July I. The contracts require three nonths' no.
lends to have atl lilo rusrnuo atataps
printed IN tho nnrcau. An net Of co!,.
press requires thls, provided thcy ean bc
siIcs. An c1aMlnafon of thu r0st ii li,u twU meth
'o.!s Of printing shows that tho Government can
agar hy having the work dsnu in the Trcasury
instead of by thu bank- note companies.
Thv sccrctary'e letter is ioug, ind s.rs Into tho
Of eeonony I'LL ec,ency IL ta ots. III ' I:ss. Il sao~.
that nj. sherman believes That tho l,uEcnu can to
run upon etfiet business lasta. and Nayc .neney
II ht IT. Vii e. sbe u Stns
1nOut thl9 Important rCflrnl.
, 1877-06-30
TILE TAsT-TnA1N DIFFICULTY RE.
XlYID.

There II somo danger that the fast.tra1n dI.culty
vii, shortly hc revived again. Tho managers Of
tho PlttaburF. Fort Wayac + Chicago 1.a!lroad
discovered yesterday that the Lake shors : Mich.
gan Southern Railroad lad gono back On tho agroc-
Ment made In New iDFk a fuw days ago, bT which
tho passenger wRt was stopped, ard II now run.
ming / train from Toledo IN conneetlon with tho
fuat train Of tho W4ba.h line. Tho Fitts1urR i
Fort Wayne managers claim that this Is contrary 10
tne, prou'!sr. ,nado By tue iaks shore. The ON.
have ~ much right 70 connect with to Wabas. a
sssas sSSre.sq g. S,e.: .s. ase....ss e: sss
TO run such traiI They weto alslctly .dherinx
to tho arrangement a EcEkrds tho Chicago husnrss
and their train iron. this city did not reach Now
York sooncr than that OF the Furt Wayne Noad.
lttt.barg, Fort Wayne i Chicago Railroad has
been putwfsted at tho latc m9ct(ny in Now York,
ami tho Chicago business from tho Southwest Will
c1ntnuo to suffer ~ lonv the Wabash and Sonth-
VI stcEu roads Arc permitted to mako fsstef time
ftuta Southwestern putnta shan IL niado via tho
Chicago rYads. rho ptiue,pst sufferer: from tbs
they sanaot permit I'll: Thing g eon.!nus
II ready to tako up the gauntlet again and put
on anofher fast ttain proyldcti 1t recsNcs some
slstanco ftnm ths ahoTu twu sohds, which have
more at stnke than tho pttsharg 4 Fort Wayns.
In he last dght these roads allowed the Fort Wayne
i!oaa q hear the en.lte burden Ct tne light, and
managers OF tho Chicago, Burlington y Quincy
and tho chicago i Alton wcre hot In the city yrf.
torlsy, and heAeo thslf Intentions ~ seg4rds this
matter cannot hc stated.
, 1877-06-30
TIE GILMAN, CLINTON g. s1s1srN G.
FIELD

Tho fate Of the Gilman. Clinton + Springfield
Railroad has At last been pcttfet and Il will here
after be known as The eprinshcld Branch of tho
Illinois Central 1sairo3d. Adv1ccs from spsing.
nsld rocclvcd here yesterday state that tho iattor
road has Huceeedca tn getting hold of tho property
on perpetual lease. The terms Of tho fcAso have
not coma to light. The Illinois Central 1salEsuad
can congratulate tscis having secured control Of
this property. hs 1t would have beon qnitt bad
competition III tho handB at an uniricndy party, In.
ion. Dat besides thls, il has nov" now A' straight
linz from Chicago to Springfield en-.
tlrety unt,sr IL control. Ths Gilman.
length. md rims from Gilman to Springfield, The
psnpcrly was sold under foeecloaa!s VI tin first
hIoflcaxo, BY order Of the United States Circuit
court, on tho 10th Of Junc, 1h7U. and bought by
tirorsb sltss and Chaflea 4. Ecat4n. tsustces Tor
81. 800, GOO in nss:: mortgage toud+. These gen.
ticn,en have nov DISPOSED " t!1n property 70 the
~ it, Springfield Hrsncil.
, 1877-06-30

The Omaha INebl Rtpasttean pr'at. a letter
from Dt. +. y. Dc ffaAs, American Consul At Jcrn.
.n1em in which he gives seconnt Of tour ha hs.
lately made aroundl The world In s!xty-eeht days Of
actual travelling time The letter ID dated ut Jern-
salem. Mny 10, III. The ontlins q tho journey
.'lIasfng .sfsly returned 10 my post, | take
pleasure n furnishing your readers, agrccably to
p.omite, With brief notice or my Quick aud suc-
ss.ttal tour around i!,e world. Not counting tic
time lay over a. different |Jtnts, thcec breaks
IN the Journey eou1t al ha,e cen avoided. made
the entire circuit Of to globe Ia sixty days,
and ut for heavy weather on the PacIEc uoutd hayo
made Il In ,r ,siatr.tgo aays Tha joatney from, A.
and from thence TO Sew FORK and San Francisco,
was aecnmptifhed In twenty days, and We wcfo just
the amc number Of days going from San Frane,rco
70 Yotons.na.. Japan. cFoss!ng oref from here u
days usef tho China Sea and through The strait ii
Malacca. touching At several points We l,ave not
time u notice, brought III TO CcJon. oa the Aouth.
esn sos.t q IlIn.lnstau as ons Of the t!ehest oi
to spex. In EeJys, which took twelve day.. and
from thence. IL few bours. ty rail to Alexandria,
onf starting point making The entire distance al
~, 0oo miles i-1n 600 By xa&e. and 0. ouo on land
In s!1ty: eight days, wlthout any accident or de.
tcpttup Of kny kind" "
, 1877-06-30
FIN kNclAI

New Yonk, Juno c0.-W- II. Chapman 4 Co.,
Of Hanover street. trult importers, hare failed.
Labii!tIes, si1b, 600.
Nok1oH, Mas4,. luae c0,-Joscph Potter. Of
White Hail, Justicr Of tho Vermont Supreme
court, has been sdjudgel bankrupt. Liabilities.
$3.50, 6O0 abosa &ssata.
uLuo Aikur0x, ILL.,, june 9D. u. Sehlcge,
harness doalcr Of thfa city, made An assignment
tu-ttay.
=, Ban PnAgrIaro. June aO.-The following bank
On which hayo hitherto held aIaof from tha eIsar-
ing house Announco tho Intention OF joining It tho
aud Trust Company, Tallant Co. aud La1asd
EraFel
, 1877-06-30

Sr. Lou,s Juno 2D. D.-Ths Executive Comu1tttec
appointed yesterday by the Narrow .Oaugo ltaifoad
Convention met tn.lay, and lad d long scsaInn
Tho rub.commistccs appointed yc'tcniay made d
report recommending that roads be built on all tho
ronses submltied to tho Convention, snd that In.
,ed!ute organization OF companies ID made Of each
nc for Tic puposoof carrJlns out tho objects of Ihe
Convention. 4 comm,taeo Of G.e. composed Of
lfaude, L. G. Notvcll. anil Z. D. M0rrl.on, iii
prominent eltt1ena.. wsa appointed 70 rrcparc an
az afs's r.. 70 the oh The u
ixe sncl, c0mpanlca ~ may be necessary Ia carry
out the proposed lines OF road.
, 1877-06-30
SPORTING.
BAEE.DAIL.

now TO BEAT TiiE TICKET HrEcuLAToRg.
Last year some complaint was made that ticket
apeeulatorh handled some Of the scAh for the
Fourth OF Jniy gamo. Tho clnb MANAGEMENT
therefore doaire 10 give the widest publicity to the
fact Tint The arAa will be sold thts morning II
spatdInYs, No. l1s Randolph ltreet; At Knntxler
& 1lares'. Nh. 11n Clark street md so. fI7
Twenty second ftreet; and At CfaJton's. No. ~
East NAditdA Htseek.
jANEaVfLtE.
Hptrini nfspateA 10 TIE Tft6tHe.
JANksyriLE., Wis, JAnt 30 --Hate. ball Ia. day
Minneapolis, 4; Mutua1s Of Jancsvllfe. 4. liasa
hktS-Eath club O.
INDIANAPOLIS.
.1SptAxArotie. Juno 20.-uase.ba1t: fndtanap.
oils, Z; Memphis, o.
LOWELL. NAs9.
LowELtr. .afaas., Juns 2o.-fsa*c-6all: Lowell,
II Louisville, l.
, 1877-06-30
Camcron's Crowd In Pennsylvania
Buckle on Their Wirc-
Work Arn1or.
And viii Enter tho Lists Against Hayes
and Oivil-service Reform.
Thc Retrenchmcnt Programme in tho
Trcasury Printing Bureau.
TIE CUsTOAt-11OusEs.


WARRINGTON, D. c., Junc 29.-ft eau he atnted
1pon the authority Of tho speetal Agency Division
Of The TfcAsury Department that thc Government
has no intention Of Investigating the Chicago Cas-
ton.1louse. Al, tho charge TINT has been made
against the management OF tho Chicago Cntiom-
11nnsc WAS that tho number Of inspectors employ.
cd wns larger than were perhaps necessary. A
soon a. tho attention Of thn Collector was called
10 this, however, disntssas wtrc nadc 20 that tho
aggregate annual reduction OF salaries was about
SO, 600.
4 GENERAL ORDER
These has been prepared to.day. and will b. i'm
ncdialcIy Issued, general order to all Customs
Collectors directing them to be moro particular In
the inspections Of imported goods. This orde!!
rlnccs Chicago, which Il now 10 The Eighth Dle-
trict In the Ninth, In which also Buffalo and Sna.
pension Hti1ge arc included. Tho present Ninth
District under the now distribution, becomes the
Tenth, and Minnesota Ia added 10 It.
, 1877-06-30

Mr Il. c. Mcldrum, General Freight Agent Of
the PttslurG, Fort Ws5ne Il Chicago lsalraad, aud
wife atart for Europe to-day III viii be gons ses
eFat months. During biz absenea M7. c. ". nan-
dali, ha efficient sssLatant. w,il hare charge of this
office, aad In safer hands II could not possibly 10
PLACED. ~..
This illinois central 1.airoad Will sell on shs 4th
of Juiy excursion tlckets to 1lyle Park, aonth
Park, Hoo4lswn, Oak wood and Grand Usosslny,
charging but - contA for The round TIP.
, 1877-06-30
MATTERS .I'OL1TICAI.'
|lK IT9EBIUENT'H B HECEHT OltUEN II
or CAMERON.


or CAMERON.
Spec1at DIslx,teh t1 7As Tribune.
WARRINGTON D. G., Juno 2u.--A prominent
rcnnsylvansa politician predicts that tho ltepub.
ltcnn Convention In his State will elosclJ tnltan
tbs coutss Of that Just held In Iowa, far ~ ts
attitndo toward tho President 10 concerned. Hs
says that tho Cameron faction. which will control
tho Convention, a. heretofore, has determined Ia
permit no Enforcement Of tho Adntn1htraton. and
vii! give II the cold s1iou!dct IN manner not 10 bo
mlstaken. In recent journeys In tho State he
found but little dlsaattsfscion with tho Presidents
Southern policy. Ths Executive order to tho
oflccholders had, howover, Fataeda = storm Of In.
dlgnntion among tho machine politicians. They
had no liking tor 1tAres before. believing
that hu WA not at their kind, and that ha would
sooner or later show h!s AntIpathy 10 them, and
now they arc quito furious. and do not hesitate to
exprcas their sentiments. sstNtortunatc|y," says
tho gentleman, "ths Clyfl.bstv,ce Reform policy
announced by tho Administration has n yet
BORNE NO FRUITS
In PennpJtyanla- Camcron's aatellites aro still In
ofcc ali over the Rtats. aud thore H. therefore,
encouragement Tor ths real tcfornl element In the
party to coma forward and push the machine men
out os the control Q! tho organization. The Cam.
erpn Ring mean to Let The eleotion 60 by default.
They h&vo little personal Interest In tho result "a
the otlecs 10 be alled ARC few and unimpottant and
they wish to ahow tue -AlSttatton that
ruxY Run THE ntstaLicAN PARTY,
and that they will n0t tOlerato eyrn dienos1t,on
10 sot them 1eile."
Tha RenttunlAn who furDtshes theea oplnIons has
anattonaa Eep,.tatton. !e an expesteHcs and saSs-
sfnus politician. and warm frjrnd Of thu Admin
istraton. Lie thinks that tho only way 10 save the
Republican party IN Pennylsaps from defeat IN
toF tho President 10 speedily put biz rosorm sheo.
elass Appointments 10 Federal o!ccs Ia that Stale.
EourH cANoLlNA.
Three prominent south Carolina Republican
ington, OF Gharlcstonl t1.comptroler. General
uann, and 1nt9fnal Kavans Collector usayton, of
Columbia. They say 1881 'tha Republicans ran nu
ttckst At the recent apce2 election In Charleston
County hecauas with ~ tpctlchce Ut tue urange.
burg election flesh tn u,!ul. tae5 McEa convinced
that II they should Cutty the C0unty tAs D0n1cFatd
woul4 coupt them uut. In o!angeburx County 1t
tho special electou foE member Ut tho Legislature
tAa Republican candidate flad majority VI over
, 1877-06-30
parish were present, and tho church was crowded

With apcciatofs.
sprrfat ntpdfh 4, 77e Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON. june 29.-A cali Ia IAaned TOT 4
rnnt+ntt6n Of Hepnblcnns ~ the nn7 jndIeial
d,rtsict 70 nominate third Judge. The conven.
tton "A to be held At Gilman On the 18th Of July.
Representation, one delegate fns each 400 vntea.
Thla give, Mclean 10, 1r1qsois 10, fivln9stono o,
Kankakee Z. Fotd5:. The candidates now namcd
ara Bloomfield, Of Mclean. PaJson, Of Living.
stone. st0rrs, OF kankAkeo. and Mcneil arid
Dlades, ~ lroauos.
Akw Yonx. June 2o.-E1.Gor. T!lden and
C5rna ". field, who had engaged pnsrage for
Enr.pc by tho t!othnla, which sails next Wcdnes-
day. hare decided 10 defer their voya7e.
, 1877-06-30
PRESIDENT HAYES.

Tho Chief aslst rate EnJoys tho rcau.tcs
Of Newport, wl'sro lie Tia. Hearty i:a-
n'pu.n.n,,o esr.,"n, ,un. ~ r.. p...,,.u,
mi ~. ns.,s rcmntnei NJ n, rvccn,,., Mans"n
sau ~ l"Iy tsma.nta ~ 'ao Eaeea.so a'aneon
last night rhEs morning, attcra 1aet breakfast
y, % ,hS 's S.wlt Tas ,s
1iuht Infantry through t,,c crovlc,i streets 10
Mn.t, ri, ,,h,c,' ,sn. on;.on,os se.ors,., ~
Hero j, zoo ehsIarrr Of tho public .cs,uols wcrn
wai.lng for the President, who was accompanied by
Mn. llaycs and olhsr ladtr. Of Tho rarty,
d"s. Van zanit. MFa. vaa zande' t3sn.
hs nss wsto s s,s ss sasn spn
conntrv ,tIs of Thcc." t.nen thr cunnucrin,,
tI,s,, s,,n,,s". ~ w,1t.a r,r r.. Ind" ,Wo.s
AHEu Son'ps Nuheu 1of .''' Aotu tase""
icisaohna; 'Fa!ry ship" tchofal,; llalle)u.
jah. " and "swset ny und l1y." THO singing WIS
'hs most taptn'oas demonstrations Of applause,
s spirs "" arp nus @ Sometime. upon sum.
mer,s naiit tic ,stan eoio ont lixe jvwrts and
snE y a5s e5sn M ana b: ssa Il f.et toa s1a "
HIRE. iof nays t,s pessars ani iii rsht .: iasr"s
Il
sG J1s sst
pfesldent Hayes said:
| Mr. Yuuxu Fnlxxn,, rnE arrxt,xr1xnESr AND
seasTsas!s yoa % rslatn Il ysa sar hsstt!:.t
thHG. W ho71re nc .,ny no "a. H.
s;,rn,.o0.l sIysatascS "a yop rnj"y WIKI hat ~
s:s; paSs s'asa sSs dsssfa
a. o 70 1sass te 1' the
concerted sfran:oment tho yo.n: mit.es il, ' 'iho
heinto nj ,oa % u' ~ a na.sod "wn o a,,s
Htter t6e Fsssdcnt lad iii tne ha,l, Msyor ioyrc
W, ays: tH te sn ~.
tion Of sonInusc. '''NsN ~ NV" . '''''s' IVA
III 81 Ill Il Tic te"tlnonlal. Of uhods r.lana to The
, 1877-06-30
s110>ytNG THEIR HANDS.

Tho four trunk lincs-thc New York Central.
Enc. rennsylvanEs, and baltimore & Ohio knll-
roada-hAve gwen notice to all railroad eompsnlcs
ami connecting lines that, in orlcr 10 secure uni.
fotmIty In rates, commencing with July
!, 1877, through bills OF Ia1tng viii be
issucd and through rates Of transportation Gunr.
antccd on West.bound freight fron. Eastern
scabourd c,tfcs only under tha conditions that all
connecting soals or lines over which
snct freaht 10 shEpped will charge ttetr full pro-
portion Of the through rates, make no special con-
tracts with ahiprers OF owners Of goods, pny no
rebates, &nA hold ont no other Inducements Of any
kind, amounting practically 10 reduction In sho
rates established t{ thc aborc- named roads, OF
which r,ny be established by them from time IN
time. Til. order Is the Arrt result Of the pol es-
thLliecd BY tho fons trunk lines on AL
freight brtlnraa. 1t prohibtta tho Wcatorn roads
from, making nny rates whatever On Nust. bonnl
business, and thcy will depend entirely on tho
hnrinesa givcn tAo,n b. tho Eaatcrn roads. II en-.
nbles The TOOL to discriminate aga!nht any ono Of
the Western roads " It chooses. aud consequently
tho latter rnads arc greatly dissatisfied with the
arrangement.
, 1877-06-30

DEXTER PARK FIRST suMMER MEETING.
Tho 1rst summer meeting At Dexter Park btgtnb
to-day, therc being mile and guaster dash for
all ages, the Garden City Btakcs; milo and ro'
pcat race 10. all ages, and .tot for horses ot tho
1:i0 Glars on tho cas1s. The entries for tho milo
and hnlf and mile and repeat races clutcl yester.
day, ~ fo1tows:
P,tse f3sos dash. one tn'1e and Fnssters all sxes;
+. II. Jones, Springfield. H.. entesa b. c. Spring.
M weeh. vtekshurs. ts!'s. en.ers ch. 9. ycrdlaris.
HS T." a: 0s sT so
;Ss!%; S;!$S;Es :1; Il? Fl = S,sf1's
on Mess nSss ssfs ssts; spts, & H. s.nfS T. kSs
Tho entries for tho 9:ao race were pmblTahcd yes.
san, klrkwood, Maggie s., ffansiet, Milton T., and
Frances.
nos7ox. June 2o.-Thn raeo between smuegler
ond Greet 1 Es,tern .n at l'saeon park a,trnetcs
Of ii, ooo. Following Is the summary: ~
sMnETler; ! /
Great f.''ffn 3:isi aa3
I'D @ s sss
|N|:$ ||:s$ss; s|;a i:f;; ::.::::::::: -: ::!ffas
Mnnn4n p..'t'...'s''''''s..'s'.'.++.'.n ! ! ! .
'ofH 4ims-i;; aj a:s; i;: =, i'll. s s.
JACKSON, MICH.
DErnot7,, Mich. June 20.-At the Jaekson
racca, Third day, Clark won tho 2:5Q race In three
straight hcats:
I:sdy M'""..''..".'...."......'.." :
7in1:i::a s:s6ja aSiii.
In tho 2:!U clsss Capt, Jack took Tho hrnt and
toyeuth heats f. s:sd and s:3a'i; Mw Sco!t tho
.:soii and s:o,S. |. viii he Gntshc. to.nofrow zorro "
Weather nne and track In Good condition.
, 1877-06-30
TElEGRAPHiC NOTES,

FoxTsNouTA. n. H., June 20.-Ihs Portsmouth,
Light Artillery. prxaulzed In l77d, has accepted
an Invitation OF tho Mayor Of Portsmouth,, En-
gland " vi4t that city aud .eeclss it, hosplts,i
ties.
EEv YoKk. Juns 20.-The Astof Etredos and
alt1z, presented 10 Tsinlty ChGsch by shs Astaf
tau,ly. ware dedicated to-day. Ths ceremonies
utSs.iyt sai soisnn, Aiiths clesxywsa vi Ttini.
, 1877-06-30

LAxunsu. Mich, Jnnc c0.-Tho surveying party
In charge Of +. J. Drittou, Of Grand lsapids, has
completed tho dts lino at survey for the projected
narrow gauge taissoal frnm Grand 1i&pia4 to this
city. Ms, II. says that no tnaurnounta!,le ol,.la.
cees, in tho way Of grades and cuts have been en-.
coantctea; and thnt, In all this vilasra along the
linz, subscriptions betng ratscl freely, aid 10
difficulty wlll br found In procuring tbs right of
war: fewspnpers At Tons, Lowell, etc. arc
making light Of tho project.