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, 1877-04-18

MihuonO, Oolf Niper uno Gbeiapeufe
" Gienbabn Company.
Tabrplan Der 3ase.

Dur6 Y%affaaiere.
300 q. 81 geria5, Siamsnb 0isntao, Donnnntas
snS saasase4n: gsreins.t tn aosi
lie punfte an benz Yort &iper unb Dalti-
more. gntanftin Baltimore nm s o.. W.;
perbtabet NIT 8abnlinien til Waftinetpn,
gejlas.lgbis. Ne~ ySrt gOasn uns aas
fer @idmpnb unb petersburs uab Gbela-
peate unb Stip Gifenbabnen.
Dur& Gra6t.
500 o. 81. gerldst 8i6npnb 0~ienffag, 9annertaa
unb Snnnabtnn. Wlddt Dtrbtnbunaen nj I
Darpfsrn tn gDef gpint fur 8lus -2aneun.
Gen. Baltimore uno aae tpeft,den guntte.
Wfddt Werbinbun9en tn Ridrnpnb nit 5l-
gen Der Nttn1pnb tnb Ddnptae. Or d,nrne
nne peterstnre, unb Gbeiapeate mnb Sbts
@iicnbabneit.
2sfaI Yaffagtere.
300 81. @. gsrldst RiamOnb glib (eunatass aus.
%8enprtmen)
Qrfal Jra1t
700 q. SD. gertdbt @iamunb Goniaa, Witnuud,
unb Ereitae. Waht Derttnbunaen tn
QDeff print NIT BEN Dauapfsr .Siis" fur
al: qanbunasn an ben yiattippai uns
Yarunfp 5ladea.
Dnr1 p~affasiere.
1000 y. 81. Nntunft tn Ridrtpn 0ienaau, 1onner
tag unb Solitaben0. Wadt Berbtntun'
gen nit 3desn Der 3tdmpnb unb weters'
BURG uns ebslapea.e uue Obiu gifentat..
men,. Der Dan,pfsr rSapana" perlabt
baltimore Ssn yier 144 Eight Ctr. Mnn.
ton. Mitt,psd unb Treitds UNI 4 9. 81.
Wtad Werbtnoungen NIT 3iigen BON Yt;la-
helpb a, Nsp gprf uab tpefflt ten Yldssn,
uni TT gDet Yoint NIT 3Issn fir &i1mpmb
une BEN Siben.
DurG GraGt.
6:f5 81. ST. Nnfnnft In gtdn,prb 9ienfaa, Souuer.
hdn 1frb SntpnnhauA yHnA H 81, hSo h,,u
cen In 9Def Yntnt nit benz Dampfer BON
Baltimore. WaGt @trb ~ntuneex nit BEN
Midntcnb unb 1dnsiae. Rt6upnt unt pc.
%itersbura, unb G~befapsate uub Stip Giien.
batnen.
2ctal Yaffaeiere
1000 Q. 81. Infunft in Ri9mpnb tdslid, ausaenpr,.
men Spnnta8. Md&t 0nbtaSunseu
NIT BEN @idmpnb unb petersburs, unS
@bsfapeate unb Ship Giienbabnen.
2pfaI 8ra1t.
400 q. 81. Infanft tn Ridmpnb 0ontnn. Wiittpod
une drettd9. Mfa6t Uerttnbun gen In gD:H
Ypint NIT fm Dantpfer .STs" son BEN San
Slnaen Der Wtattirpni lnb gamuntss
5luien.
8eine Jratt nod ptsr sNn glds.n 'fltlt& pom gatd.
n1sne splro anesnSrhnen Die Wasen fabren bur& suu
9Dtft ypint mad Mtldnta.
PIE aissrtefsn prsifs, sUrFatiss Santp !.
bune unb : Genealogical ~aarantirt
~1brcugt Bills Vt iatins" NIT garautirten Rateu
mad allen nOrpf.&en unb ipefltten Ylassn pe,ben aus.
aeaeten.
5atrfarten trertsn %se'tauft fir ale nsrbli8en, ST.
li1en nnb re0It6en Yldsen.
Sabrtarte ~ bassn In Der General Gifeutabu.Z idei
geentar, S26 MstnEr.. TN @rtanse SsteI unt am
Depot Der Grmpdsnie. Ode Der Is. anb Did Strra6e,
ii nm $. :. Douglas eupt.
, 1877-04-18
WefGnbnif hes n8ob" 9meeb.

New Dort, II. Mpril. BOB"
Sweeo bat-Maes einseitanoen uno 9ebt
bis 1867 Suriid. Oafep 6aQ's Same
tOmmt in. Der Gei@idte msbrmal Dor.
Die fol9enoen Namen iino einsei9loi.
len : @ie 6enatoren Winiton. Woooin.
Grof, Gawooo, Brand. @insIoip,
@ooo, 8looo uno Mo,san, ale Mit.
9lieoer oes Iebten Senats. IS uiro Die
Sbeiluns Der Sporteln awii9en inn,
Sweeney. Sail. Connolly uno Moob.
tparo beidrieben.
IS ioQen in Dem Sdpinbel Sol
senoe uerpidelt iein: Snserioll. Dapi=
ion. @ation uno cine Msbraall per
, 1877-04-18

grf9offen. Wir erfabren aug
5iemlid, autbentiider QueQe. bob aerr
Dag Sdefel aus gbemnit. Der iun9e
Mann, tuelher bier Dor einisen Msona'
ten bon gonftantinopel, tuie er uns ers
adblt, anfam, uno cine Stele bel Serrn
Gorl 8erf4, als @ebiilfslebrer erbielt.
bann bei germ g. orsenrotb auf fur,
80 3eit i'm @eiddfte mar, iid in 8uffa.
10, N..O.. mo5in er iid BON bier wenoe.
te. eri4ofen baben ioQ. Serr SdeHel
joQ bort cine CUTE Nniielu.1a sebabt 10.
ben. SOFTEN mir. bab Die Na9ridt iid
ats irrig er,peiien miro.
, 1877-04-18

a- @ten'S Sameel Seife
nimnlt, inoem lie auf Die Horen DIR
Saut ,pirft. ioalcid bel @ntsiinounacn
oaS Bremen, Sudcn uno anSere unnn<
aenebne @cfible. metd)e bon @olse
Sdnapfen. @dart 3mpertiao, Notb=
lauf unS anoece 9autfrantheiten be,riib<
rem. fo:t nno beieitiat gu lett ieoe Spur
bericlbeu.
5il's Snftantaneus Saarfdrbunoss
mittel 1T uniddetib unb 9e6t .aib.
, 1877-04-18
Gpuefttpne1t BON grieffof1en.

gon 4alten an ben swej ~belonberen Meo.n-
Te'We as Sssrnfaften befanyr Tnb, 6. 8 NM
ll.15 Vs. W. 100 uhh 500 %. 81. Sanm
'a9s-9.3O .. ". uab s u. d..
~ =" uSeterta8en = 600 9. W. unb
a. N.s &c: Sen alien anbern 3afen ,perhsu.
suI of'eff auf BEN @idSes Der araeer abas.
D1fttes Stanben: 49, W. Bis GAO
y, a Wt; goni 1. NprI bis 1. Nosemtsr. bon
as5O y: ". tis $50 q. 81. GelS.Nnwei~
anes'DfHee efen son SW. ~. bie 1 81. M.
bis 6 81. 81. I've
q. &. Ban Ecu, q. u.
, 1877-04-18
Mittwod 10. April 1877.
@tact HibmDnb.

Do1i3ei @eri6t. 5ol9enoe
Jdle fan,en seltern in oielem 8eriate
5ur 0erbanblung:
Sames Mt. Green. farbia. onaeflost
$3 in Ser. @taatcn Yapiergelo BON
gliaabctb Sobnion seitoblen su bobeu.
,puroe au IL Monate Sail uno Is 9ie'
ben perurtbeilt.
Ssobn Garter, fnrbie. anaeflast Sol,
eetoblen 3u baben. erbieIt 4S @tunosn
Sail.
Sennie Sunblep. Morp Gregory uno
SAINT Yrice, ole farbis. ongefla9t cine
partie @oaren, bas GigentGum Der
,Olo Dominion Granite @orfs' erbaI-
ten ~ baben. BON benz lie muBte,, oob
oieielben seitoblen. Sunolep uno @'s.
gorp ipur0en ouf 6 Monate unb Priee
ouf 3 Monate in bic Sail %seianbt.
Mobert 8ootb, Elm Sunqe BON u
Sabren. mar ansetlast ipesen 8asabun-
birens. Gr Iaste er lei nit benz Circus
BON Nortb Carolina bierber 9etommcn
unb ,poIe ipeiter nit oemlelben scbsn.
Gr ,puroe entlaiien.
@eorQe Malbinstor,. on9efla9t ben
81. g. gofsr a~nsesriffen nnb seldIa9en
5u baben. tpurbe entlalen.
Samss 8iIdofs, elm 8agabuno, er'
bieIt 80 Gage Sail.
, 1877-04-18

@6le9te 3eiten. 1enn mai,
onr9 Die Moin Ctr. gebt it,bt ma Dor
Den &leiberldoen Die Gieentbiimer nno
Glsrfs semiitbli6 auf einen @tubl 5iben
i6rc Nfeife rau6en uno oas nenncn lie
IaIe9te 3eiten.
, 1877-04-18

9otbau9t. Nabe Mibloltbian
iddnoste Elm ,peiber Mann. SD
mems 8~ranbsforb Gin. fleins 9.jdbrises
farbiges. Mdb1en. Die &leine 1T &C..
fdbrli9 erfrontt. Ser &erI ,puroe Der.
baitet uno in Die County Sail selperrt.
8ransforo 1T Elm. 8epobner BON Yop-
hQten.
, 1877-04-18

aseUmncbatipns,ise ~rerlafrn @t&nvnb un, 3:45 u.
w., ipnn,ca tn Gprbenssiae I'm, 1880 Na1ua. uMb in
Naibtnatpn um 4 :45 Mbenbs an,
ynfsuSe fabreu tdsli1 e pnntass ausaenpmmtu.)
@rrpreB,u9e fassen td0IH UNI taIten In %sS5unetirn,
Ncel's: 1reptltan'S. GUrosnsSiae charlottesville Stdun.
fpn, Gpfssn, .M.atrrp', gppinstpn uab allen reaulSren
Sthattppen fpeftit1 ron g~pptnetpn an.
accommodations 3i8e fabren td9tia (Gpnntats ans.
tnetcn.
YDf- Mnb gryrtb-3ase s~er6imtsn f1 In @prbpnspfa,
tiir ggafttnsten urb Elm gpf3as In Charlottesville fir
3sn6burs uno ben g ihtn
@rpieesus Y~erttnbet ft in Cincinnati nit tenv Irunf"
N'nten fur aue gunf:e I'm Wefsn, WorbwtRen unp Sib.
srefen. incl. California Oregon unb Itras.
gptiu9 tontmt tn Ni1uonb rmt 4:3D Nahmittdas an.
,G~rprsbAas BON Cincinnati pertinbst In @crbpnspiQs
NIT Der Uirsinia Mlibiano Gifenbabn. iun,mt In Wafp.
tnatct um 1880 Wrrnt. unb In a 1Hmpnb una $50 Born,
an unb ~perbtnbst ib NIT br, &ihmpnb unt Danstae unb
@t9n1VnS unS petersburg 3lsen fir aae Yunite In.
Geeesiatp Ct a!icrssua funrnt uni 9:lO gprnfttaas an.
S&ldf gDaa8pns fabren nit a1eu NGMtIaen.
VarG Itdets ire : n p~erfauft uub 8epad Serpetn
rad allen 6aupt. purfteM.
Wapsre Insfunft ipe9en Yretf etc futrt n No, S26
gtaia Slr., pber in Der 3 Sise ter Gumpa)nR ertbeiIt.
GOnWay 81. Gpwarb,
Wenerat Yafasitr- uGb Gidet. Neent,
w. M. 9. Dunn,
Snsenteur unb Snpsr.mten> emit. q
, 1877-04-18

Ser Safsp. IS madt einen an.
'9enebmen ginorud u~nieren 9afen 10
iebbaft 81 ieben. IS lie9eu bort l6
fremoe 9dife. Sic perf@ieoenen 5la9
gen berlelben seluabren, ,uenn lie an ben
Spisen Der Maiten meben. einen bsrrli'
den Mnblid.
, 1877-04-18

8egnnhigt. Der @%ouuerneur
bat Die petition fir B%e9naoiauns oes
Splpanns griffin. weiS. unterihrieben,
ba ct an Der falenben Sn@t lit. Gr
,uar ben 80. Mdra BON &idter Wbite
nuf 80 Sage III Die Sail Derurtbeilt.
, 1877-04-18

Gine g 4malbe maht tel
g CONNER. @eIiern iabcn mir
einen 5errn nit einem neuen @tro6but,
ben erfter, ben mir in bniem Sabre eez
le6en.
, 1877-04-18

9ome's 9onbon Circus.
Dieter Circus ioa nod better iein. als
Der. luelder bier geitern uno porsetern
9oritellunssn CAB. Cine srobe Mnsabl
Sbisre ioa er nit iid fibren. Oie Gle
obapten. beibt es, iino isbr gut abseri9.
tet. Die SMnbe oes Sperm Conrad ma.
den ausssvsi9nets &anltfide. 9srr
, 1877-04-18

Dta9tniep. elIrt Der .Giowns," bal le6
ipibige Ginfdlle uno miro mic ausIcueno
in icincn Wiben.
Ser Circus pirb ant 0reita9 bier elm,
trefen unb 2 0orifelun9en Qeben.
, 1877-04-18
6(eutt'S
Sbmefel Seife.

pas ,pirRfamfe, Dem 9aefiaum ie 8eeotene
auGerri6e 9~ctfmittef.
BIenn's SdwefeIe Seifc tetlt
nit punperbarer Shneaigfeit ale Irealen
8rantbeiten unb StIrunsen Der Bunftipn Der
5aut, curirt unb Serbinbert bas @uftrcten
Spn Hbeumatiemus unb @tdt, e%ntfernt
@rinb, tinbert ba5 @aar ant IuafaIen unb
@rauwerten, unb III bas bette Shutnittel
sesen sepille anitsfenbe 8ranfbeiten.
9urh ben @ebrauA bieIer Seife rsrben
llniN0uteitsn Der Sberbuut bauernb %enifernt
uno elm osr1d6nernber GinHus ouf oas
gtiiht, ben 5als, bic @rrne unb in Der Gtat
ouf bic aanse Saulfade, wel6e banu,d
ewunberun9sm nit rein, fbbn
unb wetA wirt, auseeubt.
Diefes billise, swedmGBise
III ittel madt bic @uslasem
fir SbtpcfelsS dbcr annpt9is.
gcldmubte 3teib.r uno 2einen;eus tperben
sranblid burd bic Seife besinfcirt.
&erste rat9en ibren gsbruud an.
pris: 25 nnb 50 Grnts prr StIh;
pr sbadtrl g StinA), Coz. Ii. $l.20.
n. B. Die srpsen esade fir so Gents Fnb
treinial fp srrB, ais bic fir 25 Gents.
6ia'S Saar= 1lnb 8artfdrbemittel,
S6mar3 Ucer S5ramn. SO Gents.
g.. q. grittentom,
G~isentbumer,
SO. 7 Ssafe gpenue, Nep>gorf.
, 1877-04-18
Neme Amjeigen.
@ d.

Sd tparre hermit gun, speitm gHale nti-
ter S1ihsrnanni9aft uebsr baares @ele ~
letben nod GHeftcn gu bprasu. inbem i'd fir
Nt1ts bafts. s. 6. 5prtnaer,
Gabres mnb Hbebe Der Barrie 81 lii # a u f."
, 1877-04-18

Ser @ronb Surp ii BERN / E.
fen. Golgenoe IdGe uuroen BON Dem
Boliaeiri6ter unteriudt uno Der @rano
Surp iibertpieien.
Glen Scrrp. Wirginia Serrp uno
Benny. Mlen. ale farbia. anseflaat
2arm gum @erorub Der Nadbarl6ait
9ema4t gu baben.
Malcenia Cps, farbia, anaeftast ,ue
gen 9altsns zines unoroentliden 9aus
fes.
, 1877-04-18

Cob idlob seitern Mittay IN Ne,p
Dorf nit 1O7H.
, 1877-04-18
Gbeiapeafe unb Sbio Gilenbabn,

GbefaSeate unt Sbip Gtf.nbabn,)
gaTaster-D ep artement
@iGrnunp. @a. 1. DECEMBER, 1876.
att ano mad bent 3. 9e3ember, 1876,
, 1877-04-18
@rmnbet aentb u Ut

fir bds nerflo6ene Sabr in Elm pbcr nep,eren
tdslideu YIattsrn SsrDTertliGt tperben wirt,
10 pie3eit unb Der Ylab. spo iOldes setfausne,
@runpeisentbum S%erfauft pcrben ,pa.
Sn 5olgs brs Sbiscn, Nib BIC yilfe in Der
:3eitMns nIbe State" Dienltag ben
24fen rs. unb Gam flag ben 5. Mai. Der
gerfauf w;rb Der bem Staetbauie In Der
8rcabfrabe, Mpntas ben 7. Mai, swilGsm
Der 9. n 10. StraBs a,pilden IL ubr
Mcrssns big 4 ubr NadmiitasS fat fnbsn.
@Ges beraItses @issntbum, bat cine er.ra
Strafe Ron 10 Yroeent au beaablsn.
u. 9. @ppbpn.
IL b mi Collector.
, 1877-04-18
Staot. Collectors Office }
Gihmono, 17ten Npril. 1874

Sn 5pIse einsr fabtiiden @erprtnuns mub
in alien taaliaen 3eituns.u, untet Der 9iref.
ticn beg ginana : Gomites aneeseist tper-
ben, bab sine Gite Der ridaaneisea @teuesn
NpM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
Nothing Done for Mr. Bristow by Returning
Board Hayes.

WASHINGTON, March Now that Hayes
has been counted in and is in keeping of the
Shermans. not a word is heard about Bristow
going into the Cabinet. or the " reformcrs Of
his stripe being considered. Even Carl S ,hurz
who wrote Haycs's letter Of acceptance. appears
to bc left ont in the cold and lost from view
entirely. Just as If he hal been used by the
managers and then cast aside as no longer
needed
A ring OF grabbing politicians from Ohio mean
TO run the machine. make the most of their
opportunities. and shut out all Corners who
threaten to interfere with their profits. OF
course. 1t will be necessary to admit partners in
the spoils from other States who could defeat
appropriations in the Senate and make trouble
elsewhere; but they will only take the second
rank, and must expect TO put up with the
allowances made by tho masters Of the situa-
ton.
Discarded by Grant AMI not accepted by
Hayes, poor Bristow must find himself in rather
an awkward predicament especially with tho
charges made and reiterated 10y the President
when he went ont OF the back door of the Treas
ury in no very manly way. His speeches for
Hayes read quccry in the light Of existing
facts. and the contemptuous neglect with which
he il now treated hv the Fraudulent President
and his Keepers is hardly less offensive than the
accusations Of Grant, that his pretended zral in
prosecuting the NhiSkcy Ring and his warfare
IN tn" name Of reform were parts Of a consplr-
acy to capture the nomination at Cincinnati.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
A Title With n Blur.

The United States House Of Representa-
tivcs, by vote OF 1877 TO Sc, in accordance
with the recommendation of THE SUN, have
adopted resolution which, with its prcam-
bic, We print to-day in full, to the effect that
SAMUEL. j. TTLDEN was legally elected Pres
idcnt. and THOMAS \. IIENpRICKs was elect
ed vice-p President Of the United States.
This is the deliberate judgment, by large
majority, of the popular branch Of the ma
tional Legislature, that Mr.. HAYES was not
lawfully elected President Of the United
States. 1t goes upon the records of Con-
grcss, and will remain there forever
This Is what we desired, because we be-
lcve it to be true and just.
Mr. HAYES assumes his high Office with an
irrcmovable blur upon his title.
Congress felt obliged to abide by the UNI
holy compact it entered into to violate the
Constitution, as If bound by the sacred
honor among thieves. 1t still stands out, as
the settled opinion Of the House Of Repre-
scntativcs Of the United States that Mr..
HAYES has no legal and just title to the
Office Of President He Is President de fdcto,
but not President Il, jurc. For all time this
goes down Us the recorded judgment OF the
House Of Representatives Of the United
Statas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
The Apportionmcnt Law.

Since New York has had a State Govern
mcnt, which is now Just one hundred years
its Constitution has provided for an emu
mcration Of the inhabitants at fixed pc
rods, and has made it the imperative duty
of the Legislature at the next session after
zach enumeration to apportlon the Senate
and Assembly according to such enumera-
ton. From III 10 ls22 the Constitution d.
rccted that these cnumoratons and appor-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
Tho Fraudulent President's First Appear
nnee In Washington Society.

The state banquet at the Executive Man.
sion Tonight in honor Of the Presideut-elcc
ana Mrs. Hayes. and which lasted until after
o'clock. was one OF the most brilliant Of the
many entertainments ~ this kind given during
the eight years administration OF President
Grant. II WAS n happy and appropriate intro
durlOn ot the Presldcnt-clcct and his wife 70
the official Inequalities peculiar 10 Washington
life.
Tho toilets II tho ladies surpassed those dis
played on previous similar occasions. and were
very rich and elegant, though generally sub
durd in color and style.
The dress Of Mrs Hayes the wife Of the
Pres 'ient-ceot. was n beautiful white gros
grain silk cut decollettc, with long sleeves
Her hair was dressed Ia Madonna and was
without ornament She wore no jewels.
The dress Of Mrs. Grant was an elegant white
SILK. trimmed with point lace. embroidered in
murgucrites. and cut decolleute. She wore
diamonds and pearls. This dress was made in
Paris
Mrs. Senator sherman wore n pearl-colored
satin. trimmed with white satin.
The presdent-clect and Mrs. Hayes in COM
pany with senator and Mrs. sherman. with
drew about 10 o'clock. Alter their departure
the conversation naturally turned upon the i'm
preston produced by Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Grant
remarked, and all tho ladies present echoed her
opinion, that Mrs. Hayes was a most agreeable
lady IN both manners and conversation. What
Mrs. Grant most admired was her simplicity
and evident domestic disposition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
Freight Rates.

Tho somewhat complicated agreement,
which ended the railroad war between the
trunk lincs-now in operation about ten
wecks-has already been found imprac-
ticablc. The present schedule rates were
adopted on Jan. |. last. 1t is openly charged
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
cutting rates on corn from all the southern
grain centres to Baltimore. The schedule
rates from st. Louis 10 Baltimore are %
cents, while corn was shipped last week al
Is cents. 1t is the belief Of those en-
gagged in the Western grain trade that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is sys-
tematicaHy cutting rates below those Of
other lines. Meantime through freight
contracts continue to be made by steam
from Chicago and other Western points
by way OF Portland, Boston, and Philadcl-
phla.rat rates much under the schedule tar
III. The result has been to draw business
away from its accustomed channels and
send IL TO the favored cities, decline OF
grain receipts at this centre, and q corre-
spending gain at Baltimore, Boston, and
Philadelphia.
When, under the agreement Of Dec. lG, the
element OF ocean freight rates was intro
ducod and mixed up with the attempted set
tement Of the differences between the trunk
lines, fresh element Of discord was added
to their previous difficulties. In point of
fact, the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania railroads adhere as firmly as ever 10
their theory Of a mileage basis. The con-
cesson Of New York t. Baltimore and Phil
adephia of dncrential rates on freight for
local use AMI consumption was n virtual
concession of the theory Of mileage basis.
Why should our New York trunk lines at
tempt to control the rate OF transportation on
grain shipped from this port to n MARKET 1t
Is utterly impossible for them 10 do So The
idea is absurd. Moreover such action is not
desired by grain shippers at this centre.
Our merchants simply ask that the products
OF tho West be carried from Western CEN
tres 20 New Yor; az ms low a ratio as they
are carried from tho same points TO rival
| seaboard cities. 1t has boon often stated
! that the superior advantages OF tho New
| York Central and Hudson River Railroad
enable it to carry as cheaply as can be done
by the Baltimore and Ohio, notwlthstand
Ing the lattor's shorter route from Western
centres othc seaboard at Baltimore. Let u
then enjoy those advantages. 1t can onl.
bee done by adopting, proelaimng, and main
tanning at all hazards and every cost thu
policy Of equal rates 10 all soaboarl cities
irrespective of local trade. l. Mr. WANDER
BlLr prepared to in-crlbe this motto on hi.
banner, ami throw it boldly to the brec1c
Would the Erie join him in such n course
As regards ocean frelghts between New Noll
and Europe our merchants fear no compcil
tlon from any quarter; all attempts to mi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
The Early Life and Ki.e OF One Member OF
the Electoral Tribunal.

Samuel +. Miller was born in tho Dutch
part of PENNSYLVANIA. from imported parents;
who sp,ell"i their name Mnhler but Ansllcized
Ohio and lodged in Kentucky. where he soon
made himself useful in various ways. He first
was employed hy "A farmer To do chores evening
and morning t. pay for board and 70 to school
He there came across Campbelite preacher
who also was steam Doctor, on the Thomp-
sonian system. rms man had most wonder
ful inilurnr" over sam, and within ten months
;. T. Miller WAS travelling over Green Bricr and
Adplr gonnticsi ~, on an old brown mqrei
with large snddlo-hag. with one pocket illlrd
with lnhclin and raitlcsnakcs' master. and the
other flied with Campbelllta tracts and PAM
phlets, preaching nj night among the good peo-
pie of the bnrrcns OF kentucky, and healing
discusses 10y the way
sam earned quite n reputation rs preacher
as we'll rs "A doctor, and 1ut money in his purse,
sam wills not proud then. and turned his hand
T. anything that would make an honest penny,
In the blackberry season he gathered great
many bushels and sold at lair prices, but IN tis
employment ne had many harhreadth ~ apes
on account ~ thr many hWrk snakes ma wei hs
rattle snakes. and the scratches he received On
his legs and hnnds from thu hricrs, sam found
out in his hlackh 'rry hunts that black snak =
carried no poison IN their fnngs. and this he
learned from Negroes Wife To whom he applied
for HSsistAn 'o after being bitten 10y ono Of these
reptilcs. lie also was taught hy Cncle limmio
Biingers Niger, Nuhc that weed called
ruttlesnaNos master was q sure cure for the bIta
of that deadly reptile. All this knowledge was
added t. his former store, and thus Il WIS that
Sun nourishcd and grew in fame, and filed his
purS" and boarded with the 'holarS. sam grow
ambitious and gathered his means together aud
inoIlowri his nos" and landed in Iowa in ls5n.
There sam thought TINT the Republican srln
was the strong side in politics and began -
shout for tho Niger which Eave, him a
wanted To- 70 To Congress and run Jan Il
Wilson out of the way, amt NJ compromiso
United states Judge, win d he did and in lSil
inr" Aw then nppo,qtmi sam Miller To- me
tainmont without one elevated idea. without
| amy history phil"I 'ply, or '.rnre or law TINS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05

This day RUTnERFoRD b. HAYES enters
into the Office OF President OF tho United
states He has not been elected to 1t. Yet
the people submit, and it is wise for thcm to
submit, to his usurpaton of the Chief Magis-
tracy Of the Nation. because their own rep
rcscntativcs in the two Houses of the
national Legislature surrendered their
rights TO an unconstitutional Commission,
which has declared Mr.. HAYES elected.
II is proposed that at noon, throughout
the country, prayers shall bc simultaneously
offered up for Mr.. HAYES. II it be intended
by this to invoke the sanction of Almighty
GOD uron the frauds, and the overthrow Of
the law and the Constitution, by which Mr..
HAYES has been raised to power, we can
hardly conceive Of anything more BIAS
phcmous
The whole transaction is bad enough and
odious enough in itself; do not add to it the
o(rcnsivcness of hypocrisy, and seek to cover
it with the mantle Of rclgionl
To-day, HAYES; in time, another and n diff
fcrcnt man, with the law and the Constitu-
ton restored