davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-04-23
qnantlt1; ! hare been RAINING tha f,eory shont
considerable OF tbs 'Tegetnc, which Ia da!d ex-

qnsntitr: i have bern RAINING .hl1 1Feory shout .
ycns .na haze y, .Sd grest many :nd
III notice." sstd the reporter, whom the friend
seeking siter informstion, T md po..iely having =
latent intention Of seauirtng ..pettufbtr" By
II yo r.. ~, eoThns M sfa sn
sperm oil ont Of Of each of The o,tefs. How do
you manage to Do th!a by tho same procrF. which
kaisy ths oils ought In common f.fnss:io solidi5
rerz 4 CO. satd no. that did rot neee..ar!ly fol.
Of tbs ota differed from that deaigaei fos jairr
rna REDEEM WAS OMITTED
In the former taae, and,-we1i, peshaps there wat
Ksvsnna man, th.t fndividaal va nttsrIy nil.
4, h;ss ss's s e. ID I'd ct ct
y. "a; i, sRs ssa hs he'd
Having secured bali dose1, e!scufars md madu
n = n.ts s1 s, e IT,
"A rshs .' 5o9.t P.e9 e. sdsns. ,sa
b%asf b%sas npee SspiF'teff Ftef: 5.m:. ' nl.ss, ss
sns'ysisal chest NJ. n!aneJ read tas si,s9l45 ~
D., xho had unfortunately omitted to .sats where
hls 'sehool Of Mines" was ioeatsd: Ns!the5 s bad
ne ever Eehrd or ''tHe eminent CHe!Hlat< Esuts
ihe Enforcement of "ve4etine." On general
principles be waa inclined to think that Tie man
who pretended to make two pounds of butter out
H. ~ s'vesstIn. R pfoe.b!y eonsined 'oms spsst
eum. atabic Of aim bark wero used In its compoel-
fion, Pig tunnomer sesa hnsnsts being oniy aeo.;
seesid esid ar seea'ss1y soi matisr / vs. s%p'y lint
They had succeeded tn Incorporating the watct with
Tho bntaer. Bqueefe Il and tho nater would run
out lka tho ttle Frrs bail which 'twent quash''
snsiysfs. Ths Psofessor had heard OF thfs scheme
bsfoEo; in fact, such things were constantly CONF
Prof. q. 4. Masiner, consulting snd analytical
chemIst. was ~ denscly ignorant OF Tho existence
Of Prof. saunttx, .RaudfortI Il Co., a. uaa Prof.
Blansy. lie failed to underatand how Dartr i Co.
unlc.' they usst an aikai' in which ease saPonn.
scede contained vaIuahtd ofl and from tl,ls fact
pe9ps imputed e item rlsh they da
percentage Of water, and It WAS simply
adding i pound Of .wntcr to Il pound Of butter.
ths sddtien u an .lka 10 hsp FLY .ab.tanse.
~ as tSt
duality or tho keeping properties Of hnt,er 10
easine being retained, for the circulars claimed
s~s @ %ss wei asss
keep. ''And." raid the Professor In cumming NJ.
''you ate Il llbeEtY to ssy from me that anY sueh
clalaaa a. those Of the, ctrcninrs shawn
sas 81 suaows9 SEEDS, esn ssys NJ
contains IN alkAl. ta addition to pint Of milk
or pint Of wafer Won't turn the huid Into butter"
, 1877-04-23
The New York State Senate
Committee Visit the Great
Rascal.
Il Vast Amount Of importantly
Fails to Make the Boss
Talk.
The Dealings Of the Commercial Ad-
vertiser Man In Re Tammauy.
The Only Confession at Albany q
Schedule OF Tweed's
Documents.
WOODIN.
TIE 1iasT INVESTIGATION srAR1Ep BIZ 1wn1D's

TIE 1Iasr INVESTIGATION srARrEp BY 1wn8p's
MANIFESTO.
6perfdt D4spafeh 10 ms zs4auns.
New YoRK, April 22.-Thc inquiry begun by
tho Senate Committee on Saturday at the re-
quest Of Senator Woodtn will be resumed to-
morrow. Among the witnesses will be c1-Ald.
jenkins, Van scha!ck. A. J. Carney, John Gatvey.
and probably the proprietor, cltsor'tn-chicf, and
city editor OF tho JTor1d. Van schaick 10 to bo
questioned concerning the check for $4,000
given BY Tweed to Ifugh Hastings. John Garvcy
will be asked whether 'ho carried money
to Albany in 1870 to be used In securngthe pas
sa0e Of the charter, and II 40, how much. An
drew J. Garrcy will he questioned concerning
the pool said to have been madc up by office
holders and cttY contractors to buy votes for tho
charter. Senator Woodn will be accorded tho
privilege Of calling upon as many pcssons TO
appear as he may dcatrc. Ey-senators Michael
Norton. John J. Bradley, aud Tl,omaa.J. Cresn-
cr, Col, Michael G. Murphy, temporarily Speak
ar Of the Assembly la t870, AssembIyman
Alexander Frear and Excisc e Commissioner owen
Murphy and others hold themselves ia readi-
ness IL testify. tEx-senator Norris Winston,
be says, Ia vefy anxious to hc examined. He
has becn atsai1ed IN rcgurd to his yote for tho
charter, and bad answered bis aseaitanta, ~ ho
supposed, to tho sAttsfoctton Of everybody In
13iaa, when he showed that he votctl for the
measure At the earnest solicitation Ut HORACE
Greeley, and with the belief that It WAS favored
by leading Republicans Of this city.
, 1877-04-23
hiARsHAll1oWN's MANNEss.

c,,x.,.s ~ anrnn,'"Mny s.E +no ,,,o,
~ ~. ~ s"s '..u1
OF place III ths eo!amas OF your e1csl'aat paper
for tho following statcmentf Thero IL an item
ro,pv Inn rounds Of The prss. about suit hays u
fsws ss.,as, ,.r,r,s eon,t,tt"a ona ~. s,or. =.
!o"n nEslnsts .eeeass eo"laHtcas Aaa sass'os5 IL
20 dt:tottsa that am sfsresly ss to sesosaiss j.
- besn9 IN any pafnca,ae tsash!a'. HeMephpets
hare situated u u Des Ao!ne., a., and ftel It
Aa.ts un1ast that ths 1asam ot It SHOULD ssst whees
IL does not btops. .Ihc facts Afe 9hsse: One year
ego .he lA'h gf !sst February wsas .a 70 Aisha!';
town. H., IL al<ct1te. ! asf!ssl 49out h41 .past
N thu evening. u. Got5, tho seere.
tafY Of tho society. called u, npon me
and said !u had written to tho l.etturs
bn,esn s.aIns fof reduced !ern. On y ss1t1fs
10 which the baFssu resPoadstt ~ saytn:: II dt1
not drsF lAfser audience tlau any o1het speaker
excepting Theodore Tl!t9n, they need not pay mo
sayahsn eat ln e.,s ~ a!a; thsy we,s % y Ray n re
3lu1. Whsa ~ told ine th!s, Ilep!1ca that Tue
nufsau hAa no authority for making any such 4E-
tssaSsmsnt IT. saty too!sy p,v%seeasa TO p'ss
assurances 70 come to 's altar hs lecture and tell
tns they took IN $l0a. no u The dans. in a4d1tou
TO large nufnuef OF they hs1 aold,
buS wefs soFFy 10 ssy thsr* WA aoeh-
Int dus l'es ~ t5ey had had Larger
sudle1esa than nine. Thef wsIe aware that
, 1877-04-23
WILL ACCEPT.
Entcfd{ DtsnnAcA ia IN fdbrHA

Bpet1d7 Ultbtat75 70 IN 7F76Fl
NORMAL. H., April 9l.-Dr. ]. A. sewell,
the Faculty Of the ssate Normal School, whose
appointment as President OF the Colorado Uni-
yersity At Boulder, Col, was mentioned by Tms
TRrnuNE some time ngo, has finally concluded
to acept tho otler, and will seTer bis connection
with thrN or,nal School at the end OK the sum-
mer term In June, when Ut will remove with
tbs family to Boul.lcr. ln the removal OF Dr.
uablc teachers. Ilr. Scwcll Is man OF nati0ual
reputation as q chemist and general scientist,
aud ~ al instructor has few equals III thu loss
Dl President Edwards anil Dr.. sewell the Nor
ma. school Aas sustained losa Of material
which it will 10 dlMcult 10 replace.
, 1877-04-23

facv and RepublIrnua could not carry. their
ssafter, 80 they cared in and affiliated with
Tsnmany. lie was Clerk Of the Sonata for
PASS the Tweed charter. Without referring to
h!s memoranda. he could not state the amount
Of the check given lin. as : loan, hu.
&c &c eaa aaspf bsek It IN "fs anea. sSne. a Saafs ss
svoald not show how Tweed had Becn paid.
Payments were male 10 Tweed ,lirect, and
Tweed gave receIpts. He did not receive more
than
TWO OR THREE cnxcks
from Tweed in 1870. Tho 900 waa PAYABLE
to bis order. lie did not think It Was the com-
nfttce's business what WAS the price OF the
house. i was decided to lie wife,
Hero Mr. Hastings spoke emphatically to
schoonmaker, who Was examining him, and
told him ther0 was no uae In hs cnfleavorinG
to dAhble 10 hts private buslnesf. and that once
for ~ he (ilasttngs) would not answer any such
rs Chairman Of the Democratic State Com
mitsee IN ths city, Samuel ]. TildeD WAS
IN REcEspr or AoHETs PROM TWEED
tl'ls from general information but he could not
eay ~ of his own knowledge. During the
Tweed trial tt WAS proved that Tilden received
sIno Tor election purposes.
sss ea Set he nuss IL tsssfs nes e .a adss s
dld not deliver one dollars worth Of stock 70
any member OF the Legislature, either IN 1870
Or 1871 Or at any other time. fllera was no ur.
disposition Of the n,oncyA rcseEvcd from him.
The money Wa tor himself alone.
~: !lnsttnEs offered to explain his reference
to Iildcr,, and, after some opposition, be stated
TItpEH HAD TRIED TO fxIrRE HIM
and his family by circulating stories OF da,t,ae.
aThen,'' said Senator Schoonmsker, "vou
acknowledge the animusi'
mo, ! don't; but acknowledge the nrovo-
cation.''
A member Of the Commttee-."Ther was no
reason for the Introduction Of this foreign mat
ter, and It should not hare been permitted. We
are not here 10 side with either Democrats or
Republican,
"Wcll, gentlemen" said Mr.. Hastings, ''aze
Jou through with met"
"Fcs," replied Hehoonmaker, "unlcss you
arc anxious to speak morn kindly Of Uncle
Sammy"
well" remarked uasttngs, ~ may hare
been excited, but never takt anything back"
, 1877-04-23

s'runELr BUSINESS 1hANsAcT1oxs"
NEw YoRK, April 2l.-1n tho evening the
Committen resumed It's session ia the hotel, and
Hugh J. Hastings. editor aud proprietor OF the
Commercial Adts.4ier, wis examined. lie has
known Tweed thlyty.avs years. TOOK no active
part tu tho city charter in 1870. Was Interested
ia all New Yorx bills at Albany tor twenty-five
years past. Tweed gave him check Tor
10000 in 1870 for purely business transactions
In nowise connected with legislative matters.
Got no money from, Tweed to give Senators,
nor did hs Eece'vo auy 10 bo given to senutor
Woo<lin.
TM8 oxlY Truth
in the IForsd article was tue giving to him OF
t1,o cnsck Tor $4,000. 1t Is false that any pos-
tion Was 10 70 to woodin. The Republicans
agreed In caucus to pass the charter, hence
there Was no necessity to spend money, and itwas
also agreed that tho Kegatry bill Was TO bo
passed. The Isegt4lry bill VIA to have tho sup
purt Of Tammany, and, tho Republicans being
In the minority, gave way. Has no reason to
bc]tcyc Woodln acted otherwise than In good
faith. His business relations with Tweed
began In 1870. Has no recollection
Of receiving money from Tweed IN 1870, or In
1S7l. His bustnsss relations with Tweed isstel
up to the organization OF tho yIadurt Operations,
when be, Helmout, Astor, Taylor. and johnson
wcro Directors, aud even up to the exposure OF
tho Ring frauds, and through Ills kindness to
Lin, Hastings
WENT ON HIS BAIL BONDS.
Hc and Tweed generally bad stock transactions.
IIo was mak1ug purchases 10 town, and, - he
wished to close out their transactions, Twee,l
gave him check for $4,000. This was at drst
intended to buy house in Fifth avenue, but 10
could not recu1!tct how much Of that sum, II
auy, Eas expended for TINT purpose. Part Of
tho amount xas iuau, OF which post.on was
paid back. liz objected to the Committee psep~
Ing into private affairs. 1lo was willing to gtys
Information On the Woodln question, but would
rather not enter INTO
uls HNiyATx AFFAIRS.
lis banker, Dir. Vau Shalck, had all tho
Demofaada, Iu common With most Of thu
newspapers then hls journal fasorcI tue Tweed
charter. liz was In Albany tM0 or tarEs
ter. uu vas In communication ~lth Tweed dur
lug ths time tbs matter WA talked over. II IL
probable hu spuke to number Of 8cuatora In
fsvor o! tho charter. liz Is not certain snat he
spoke to Woo4tn on the subject. Tweed knew
hc MAS in harmony with the bill, and WA using
his lnauencu for II. Could not fcrol'ect talking
t0 Wta%lia about It, Of any conversation WITH
Tweed asking Ais !nauenre. Hs was slrs ho
was nut asked by any ons 10 uss bis
lnauenye With Woo1iu- Republicans veta lu
the minority aud eoutd not get y rharter Of
their Own. There were Tweed, 6weeuy, IiAll,
aud Connolly, aud the Young Democracy, headed
BY Genet. sgalust them. l!c has nv recollet-
VI appolutment4 Euew VI III money being
spsat pesxonsly fuk Ito passage u tuls, aud
HAD NO c0kVkkaATloA ABOUT II
with TWeCd- 1t wus evident the Young Uemoc-
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free Of elevation. At exc. The props Montana
corn and ArAhfn part cargo OF wheat 10 Buffalo.
csnacity; q, goo by WHEAT and i1o. ofM ba sorn.
take e, ECO hu wheat 10 Mi1HsUkce.
M.LwArkHE-tche Swallow, 20. 600 bu wheat 70
Buffalo 1t &c: .ehr Z. J. Aefe1, IN, 900 bu wheat
TO Osweg0 AZ 1He
ToLkun-sehf William Shape, corn and wheat 10
Oswcro ba6!sc:. achr Empire Slate, corn 10 hat'
nla, 2e: sctr X J. Hibbs. corn 10 Cleveland, lac'
free Of elevation.
srFnnI-steam; barge Maty Jarseki nd nd. s:.s ,hs
CLIFFORD, lumber. HeofgAn Lay to 1onawandk, for
shs .easos # y m nEss Ssf ce{ H.. On n
nans5o' sSaf e'oe &c each. ~ 1.tes otfered On Iron
ote % ire ooe per ton :. from Esea.
Tarq uetss 10 le7eiana. oaers for inauguration
of coal from Cleveland, 81 gold pr ton TO Toronto.
aud ii. 30 gold per ton to nroekrtlle. Vessels ara
r.nntcd to take lumber from ch!earo 70 auebes =
eago At @ne each. and slsbe from LudinRton 10
Chicago IL 81. ii pet cord. Aso. ons OF mora ves:
sel, g carsy petfs,enm from TraGson e Liverpool
Fletcher and COMFORT ironlon arc chartered for one
Or trips to take orc from Aarqnette 10 cleve.
hand Ut 81 10 per ton. and ths propeller F1ch Kelly
ton from Marquette 10 EEte, for the New York Iron
Company. IN the orc trade.
, 1877-04-23

Only air 'vesacta m the tutntcr na,ket ycstc,,av
The The tug American E.e's. arrived from Michigan
:sse. T. tss |aaees t..as : ~ .,:ss = pr day: il
s,, ss aes psss as assysn ss Il e. sstst,
III stsas,.s gi.y .; ba!sth i IL I: \: I i: i:
inp H. oesm,r Aissnnes "a o.M so.,s
iIna ss,cs ea%s IT,, s1Sa 10y .t tue eannse se
is5 ls;;, -, this -, xeek: ;Ths ao.tias elevator
ae fset onS anu oo feet Te wta .gao tHwnsant
Ths @ ntop " Miane.poIl. IL IL 'y 10 tha dfydosk a.
si:sssse, Estti1s nsw xesel; i !! v,l es shs;!as
en se Sot re! m IL alho, iae fenfe s sa
tTcY " a1e s1p''" uot T. strons enoush.. Tho rain
smn s.t vino M OF "sa1ssasy !slsi;..ay night have
Tl.e tue e " gtaison. u i$rtfa'o. eot sjsrh;i;
d.m.ssd y eomss il soe.ast VIZ 81 ssks y ies
uSae .of ea enS
o. Lsts ~ nnsgn aaa aot oeep M & ra1Gn az nc pasf
asnlt. # possbIe. e VI T5e M stmfa 81. Josspi and
GGatt G1,on fot tho ,,S Western ss R't5:. r.
e yesa A. Mliies Z. tss tas Sljee I. as.t,. d
aa gn en1 t .,
=. - - ~ - "SH n. tae est4o
p 81, ots 'o t I'll II @ bn
sonn IT, ~ ,n"t ~ ~ u,c. ~, ~
.. es s.nrtsa n'6 nnu tG ~"
sns ns 1eG ras ~ saKx.h1E t"e
rSaso T;H ,',e tnuio iua w. ,s Eso " 5...;
me HHso.l p.opeaIgs a'atEsca 1ett GMsGsslenu M sn
~. !1 Ssso yestsaf M, t.... Hc ons H'T1nR otss
nnd rs uesto @ ~. .aE % e ps ~, Nc uc
@ aFon LIZ ~ 'c1 A. Io.s nnsoM "nesea ~ fots
t"tuasn VI w. ae s.ss, = naSnst"'a aSsa
Wise VI fsne ~ s @ ng ,,r Ho k -. u.s
H. anS t,o ~ sn,,.n III. mI sesxna
Jawa' s1l right snd ieft aeatn for Aipena: The
y. =. Ca; WI ofinK ont toe tuS Hc9ea to.uay,
enn ptooan!{ tne s4utlAskon. Ih!s leavos tnss
sion. The Union Towing COMPANY VIII 6,tnE ont
thc tngF M1ntof ahl4lAffant U.aay' ih!s VIII
lfdrc ihem WITH eleven tuts lall up anu tMclsc IN
GomlnIHs!on; .''tapt. Venn nfeent OF tGo tHg
r@'1kass KIT VII 10 Eansefsso 70 anS tepc';.
lhe team natHo Naleign R9t aBEn9aa at van bu-
rem s1Ecet pt4aEe on eatuf1hy. thu eta{ea mere
haoet OF the AFTERNOON hIhon2n eho haa thfce
tu9s MorkinN A. Aes. lnts aceo9nIs !1E tab
ssAtc't! o. tues Gn sos tamoel inatRSt. Modt Ut
IneM we're goeKea up hooFe W Hale!an. ~.
tap1. EhaFtea toaeh. t9fmef'1 a1ekmah o. tho V.
y. II Co.. ~! 1aHe ena!Se Q! snc tuG fafxet 10.
0ay y.s.tne t eeaf hhte !.inGamaS sank 9n eetulqay
nlelle - M!!sr nfos' 9nck. hAe naa Deen laFiaE
tnels toE some Inns :. az scnl NoHe itnntei naa
en s,s .tco s ~ Aaxe untio
f.n, ~ G,s:I g. n,9a"s @ H. G!ese
tsna ios T9,enso satnaaa5 ao Gnion
slsamboat M COMPANY ptoneilefs ato 70 !easa naf'
, 1877-04-23
THAT MCONFEsaIoN.o

or LITTLE ACCOUNT.
NEW YORK. April N.-The Hruld's Albany
correspondent tetegraphs that the Attorney
General has not, and never has bad, In bis pos-
session At Albany an original confession Of
Twcca's or any 1.-THE vouchers required to sub
etantiatc It. The only documents he has arc alb
stracts Of intended confessions 10 be made in
case an arrangement for Tweed's rcscatc was
concluded, which included references partly
from memory aud pnstty from documents tmmc-
dlstcly under the control OF Tweed In Ludlow
street. TO sufficient extent to subttantiatc the
allegations generally, but not to furnish spe-
cfdc proof Of particular transactions. The sup
Elemental confession relative 10 tho Court Of
Appeals judges Is OF tho same nature, and the
original data for both will be delivered only
when tho terms and date OF Twecd's relcase are
finally agreed upon. The abstracts are not yesy
bulky, and we're made out at the suggestion OF
Charles O'Conor, ns basis upon which the At
torncr General could form hta opinion upon The
a1visobility of recommending the paraon Of
Tweed.
COMMENTS.
The New York Tribune SAYS: 1.-THE fact that
Tweed Is ndtspOsed to testify at this time Is all
the more to be regretted bceause OF the evident
disposition on the part Of sone pcrsons IN au-
tlority, or having great influence over those In
70 aetons ' a. sfe to
those whom II ts desired to crush, md To sup
press other portions affecting persons who may
be proGtab1J used for political or other pur-
poses: a largo part Of tho material col
iected by II. F. Tatntef In examining
tho bank accounts Of the Ring men years
n9o has never seen the light, but, care-
fully arranged, lios safely deposited In tho
drnwcrs Of Samuel j. Tilden's library IN Cram
ercy Square,, where It Is probable Twce,l's
statement md evidence will go II not speedily
published. TtllIcn Kept this material that ho
might draw on It from time to time for political
purposes, and to similar usu Twecl's hundreds
Of checks may yet 20, II, as reported, Tldcn has
already begun the canyass for nomination for
President In 1850.
''Anong thnsc shown by Ta!ntos's tnvesttga-
tfons to hare profted BY King transactions was
Joseph D. Young, Clerk Of the Board OF super
rtsors for years, but Yonng's name never
came out. Comptroller Green une daY refused
to sign warrant Tor younx's. pay. Young, IN
retaliation, declined to certify, IA required hv
law, warrant for Green's, pay - Deputy
Comptroller. This threw Green into great
rage, and lc applied 10 Tildcn fur adyice. TIL
len went quietly to bis library, md from
marked Joseph B. Young 1n Il waa found
rccord Of Young's transactions with tile Ring.
Next morning. this appeared ln a newspaper,
md that was the Inst crer heard Of Mr. Young.
lie found he waA to be fndctcu.h
, 1877-04-23
Suicide.

s7. LOUIS, April 2a.-Thomas r. williamson,
formerly stock broker In san Francisco, COM
tnittcd suicide by shooting himself through tho
head At $50 this mornlug on Tho street IL front
Of hI4 wifu's dressmaAlnG establishment, No
1919 lllive street. liz was formerly = IGan OF
sons wealth, and resided At Davenport, whe1e
his wife WAS divorced froul him seven yeals ago.
lia came herb about week stncu from the Hot
Springs, Ark, where i,s had bcen for tia health,
aud attempted to affect reconciliation with h!s
wife with view to remarriagc, but falling,
blew htA brains out.
, 1877-04-23
MARINE


AarlrA1s-Gtmr Corona. ST. Joseph. sundrtes;
sttnf Chicago, Manitowoc, sundrles; stmr Anske-
gon, Autkegon. suudnes; prop skylark. 81.
joseph, sundries; prop Tempest, White Lake.
sundftss: prop New Err. Grand Haven, towing;
prop William chPpen. Aan!stee, lumber; schr l..
4. Burton, Lud.ngton, wood: pehr q. +. rnr,nR.
ton, Wolf River, railroad tics; eehr Hungarian,
Michigan City, light; schr Eeltpse, Maskcson.
railroad tier; schr City Of Gssnl Haven, 1iuakcgon.
lnmheFs tchr g. O.. D.. Muskezon, railroad
sj., ss 'sas ssnt Mt Snsna' ksnss. ";sns is;
prop pro- q: i: He.th. si.neataek. sund1tes: s; rrSp
ps:ss0a L. Ggs.. ss,
ses. lumber, 'shr Racine: Ausktean' !umbeT:
Fsoti.. stanistss. ian,bei; scEf b. 4. weli., Sac
nsy 1.h ss hso 1s1a wSoa ssr
s.irea3 ics; schr !. T.yioi. Msnt.tae lun,seS;
.shr Reeiproelty. Lua!nEtGs, wood: .eh. lnJaat1y,
railroad ties. Bchr Il. simmons. Anakeaon. INN
hcr: schr Lena .Johnsou. Huntingdon. wood; achr
Isiy X. 81 {
saugatuck. lumber; schr Lottle Mcdonald. Mnnir-
!oct lumber; scow 1-aurlna. lac!nc, wood; teow
CLE4nAacKs--schr Truman Moss. neaxcr Hsr:
bos 100 bn ests, 10 br1. 1ous. y halss hay. and
BIZ ea. 'ins md I's saass: sehr e. r Pestwse9
cass. i!uiialo. r.. 10 bS corn; sch. J. NJ Hnteh.
inron, Duualo, IL, QUO bu carr; schf i. N. LlItl,
Milwaukee, soo tsls salt; sths y. II: llswk!es.
stony Creek, 90 bn oats end sundrios; bark Y. II.
60, Two Hl1ers, $50 green hides and sundree:
etnr MnskeRon. MnskegpH. Ito hn oats. 10 brl =
pork, and sundr1es; htu,r Corona. St. doe, ! bull
and sundrses: sehr o. shaw, Eonth Haven, .4s bu
casn and aundstea. ache Iohu Ktcsho,tte, tiudala,
~ M ep corn: grGp skyl.r 81 Joe hr. po,k
Il, hoh bu wheat; prep Tempest. Whtto Lake, PA
In corn, 200 bu oatf, and snnartes; prop q. 4.
, 1877-04-23
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Sptetat Bfsposch to 7As 1tfsHa4.
ERIE, Pa. April 22.-The tug Mary A. Green
WAS tho irnt .efecl to leave Brio this season. sha
startled for rairpott O.. last evening and arrived
theirs this afternoon. Tim lcr Ia rotten and fast
breathing mp. A deet Of grain Ia daily expected
from Toledo.
, 1877-04-23

Saturday. 1tarbosmasier Carey sounded the va.
ter from fush.stseet bridge 10 tho outer harbor.
ind found a nnilotm depth Of sixteen feet from
Eush etfce 10 tho lower slip, and seventeen feet
from there to tho outer hatbot: Tbs, sennainge
tl,e water from KIsk'a soap-f factory 10 tha lako
more on tho north than on tho aonth side Of the
rfvsF
, 1877-04-23
THE GOODRICH FLEET,


!da.xhael stesmbost Chicago, wes&- shors ropee,
betwesu Chleago aud Ahnspes. b. Sweeney, con,.
msndee; Edaon n. Dorsey, Fiat Onicsr; Peter
webbes, Engineer: John Lea. Steward; nsn1y
Pates. Clark
TeIniosh. casamandsf; u: 7. 4es;regos, Tirst
oGcef; Phillip Koth. Eugtae<F. c. Q. Thompson.
Clerk.
Side whasl steamboat NasksSen, sast.shore
loute, between Chicago and A1skrgon. ], +.
Jbhn II. Dtekinson, Enx4nsse; Gafyon Watson !
Steward; James II. Gee, Clerk.
Stda-Wheal AteAu boat AlpsnA. eAat. route.
beswren Chicago and MaskcXon. Thomas W4EBh,
Commander; T. W.. Ss2ouspsy.. First Uttccf;
liobtrt 1ohnson. Engineer; Harry Shepard.
stsKasd3 J. u. Bartlett, Clerk.
htde' wheel steAn boat corona, eaat. ronte.
bstwscn Chicago and 81 Joseph. y. ". Napier,
Commander; Robert Nsxe1besY, Flint Otncer; John
Smith, Eaaases: Charles sprl1sttla. Steward; VI.
stnaf " Pete. esst.Ahoss route, between ch.ca-
90, Ailveukeo, and Aantatse. Jonp W, Gt!lmAu
Commander; Albert ftt,aan, Fl1st Oteeer; Roos1t
p'rs:. En:taess; % George Nelson. Steward; chsslaa
Slut Menouinsa, 0seen.Day souta, hetwsou
Chicago. EscAu&oA, And Gs.eR hay. T.. ". Spaf-
ford, Commander; john NAlsish, First Qdlcsr:
Alex Cusris, Eng1nerf; II. N. ElkinRton. Clerk.
simr TEues4ell, Green Bay fputs, between Chi
cAxo, EstanAbs, &ad Green Bay. uenry Z. Sllats,
C9miaanLax; 4. Gallagher. Rirss O16tsE; W. ].
Hacktt, Eus1ueer: Rubels GlllLAu, Steward; AT
thur +. Haynes. Clerk.
, 1877-04-23
CANADIAN NEWS.

CANADIAN NEWS.
NEW YoRE, April IA spcclal from Otta-
WI, Can, says the sensss paased the insurance
bill increasing the existing restrictions on Amer
lean and foreign companies. The bill wilt pruh-
ably bccomo Law. und tho result Will .pc the
Withdrawal u several Aiutstcau companies.
, 1877-04-23

The nsws from tho 8tralta In Saturdays paper
created quita stir AMONG tho grain firct waiting
here. The prop Montgomery, Of tho Grand Trunk
Line, was tho ffst 10 rnaks start. She wss fol-
lowed shortly after by the barge Ohio, tow.
iug the barges Ryan aud Johnson. During at,s day
the achr Scotia also started making In ali dvo car.
goes on their way below. The graln known 10 ho
On Tho lake y present writing IL: Corn 10 buffalo,
18s. 600 ha3 corn to safnla, no. 600 hu. Ths graln
cleared in tho Custom I!ou1e thus far this season