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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

nor SALE.-A medium sized double brown
Il stone HOUSE, No u East 75thsiy bet Madison and
Price moderate Terms immediate
possession If desired. Inquire on premise.
EOR SALE-F0ur-story brownstOne HOUSE
and LOT: full size very Madison square 5aye,
viii let furnished whole part private family,
monthly, till sold. o. A. SACCIl, ~ Nest Loth-st.
EOR SALE-At Il very low price and on very
H. easy terms elegant fouTstoTy. hghscOp bro"nsone
UOIE: cabinet finished splendid mirrors has line views
of Central Park. Inquire premises. l,O37 MadsonaVc
near 10Th -. entrance.
SNOKY CHIMNEIS CURED.-NO cure no
y nay. Cooking Ranges that heat the above; war
ranftsi HULL. GRIPPEN * Co.. 3dave above 2Jdst
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Eertnres ano Alcetinas.

A MEETING of the ALUMNI AS5OCIA-
"A TlON OF the UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL viii De hgld
In the Library school FRIDAY April 6h irst
at s D. m. Hunt, Secretary. j. IL. STKAHAN. Prvst
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Gedrhers.

CPANISH LANGUAGE Taught by Prof. A.
~ DE rORNoS II ga Gthaye
VN COTESWORTH PINCkNE1s AGENC III
i far SCHOOLS and TEACHES supplies schools ana
families with competent teachers teachers Win pestns III
creating demand for good eaehers Apply carry tut autumn"
yacances send stamp for app eAilon form ,,ycurrv
'"'"' II COTESWORTH PINthNEf,
40 Irptop so.are zthayc side, IGt-stL Ne"-fork
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Thursday, April g. 1877.
The following auction sales were made at
the Exchange salesroom to-day:
By 4. j. Beeeksr & som ,., =.
'I sh p St $50 Of shave lot 25IidO a. 400
a,wostorv brick stables, with lots Nos l4s andl5og
24ths e6c # Of Sdave each lot zo19o9i sob 600 600
an, ,,! Bg ~ o. ,r rss,s,r1m house with
SS James sf'1 Han s.'e nwo' s.n@~S i $4,000
sn ss7e and ' esf s'SP Ghi RisS
Dime Savings Bank gv 4. = Harr;t S'''
also plot Of land s9ihst 100 IT oiAvepuo $50
lots CinIonave, 100 e Of GraySt Morr'ana' 1850
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
1,tavc & II fin OF l7thst 9iX9i; Emma Band 40 .oo
man and husband TO Mortz Leipziger s' S0"
lstave AZ It of l?th st. "a 19t same 70 same l'''oo
e, eeGr gt e.i. $4,000
LOUIS iI y, r n M IL PAINT ~ cHnnany Nominal
RySfsdelaVe; Thomas deaty and wife to James .oo
u Ss,n corner Of cnton.si 25xoo 400
l6 ss HaH s 'E'H'ep Of Is Rob
'5 tsia :, sIe II $4,000
G = ~ and S husband 10 nam PANT Co Nominal
9S Wa,rs and t1 . !. to %ndrew roombs 10000
mon r. rmma Ran'nau Nominal
nacSS r5act 10 aaT roger 20 3925o
I'd? sn 10y IL o GI Iden 1880
SIt.s i 10 a ls1S II 10000
Woreyop 10 same ........... Nominal
'Tamcsey y, Nara + Travers Nominal
S s r. Vii i1e TO nev II Valentine $4,000
Ans sa nn hE I.hald TO Mann Livingston 5000
TOliciaIl J. y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
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BROOKLYN propertr % Eet.

L Wiow at; splendid location; Immediate possession
rent $500 r.. HAvILAND, 40 Barclay ST. N Y.
Two LET-On Prospect-place, Brooklyn, near
Fifth ave- meIum-sized threes story orlck mousse
known rs o. good order ~ will he rented low
ROBERT \. BUSTING 2oi Montague ST.. Brooklyn
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Brooklnu Real Gstate for Sale.

Brooklnn Real Gstlte for Sale.
DWELLING HOUSES Nos. 43 WillOwst.,
81 Hcs 40 81. and % Nhssau-si 100 and lO2 Pine
appsst > and 1871 WillOugiy- 81, ~ iaayetIo-tNc
N.Y. GORDON L. FORD 81 Clark ST.. Brooklyn
TOR SALE or to LkT-A large portion of
the purchase money mortgage idrsre3stOry BRICK
DWELLING, No. "a Ialayettc-ayc lot Z&Xtj.
GORDON /. FUl!D % rlark ST., Brooklyn
EOR SALE or TO Rent, FURNISHED
The full sized three story and basement bncE house IJ3
Harrison ST. opposite Christ Church The house IL in good
order fully fuInshod the locatioH central and very
pleasant, terms moderate. Apply on premises
EOR Observation-Disclosures broWn-stone
frOrts the entrance Of Frnspect erk, Brook
NGE or SALE Located. 20 ara 8! >'Eenti-
ave 81 Marksavo, lj3 Prospect place ISL Lin
coin place: all new. every respect admirably ocaiff Win
owner would take IN part pay men lots or
small hu;isgg ROBERT :. BUSSlSG, 2Oi hontagGcsl
Continental Building Brooklyn. Broker in Real Estate.
I OW -PRICED LOTS for SALE or LEASE,
\ for Nanufsctoes, Rehneres, Chemical Works. &c
Blocks Of lots with bukheId waterfront also blocks Cor dwell
ings ON New Town Greek adjoining NtWIok and Brooklyn.
Terms easy all mortgage with builders loan stlsIacto
rly improved. Apply TO- ,,,,,,,-, -, ,-o ,,u,.,.
aINCARROLL-ST. -Large three story, high
~ stOOp brick; all improvements; excellent neighb0r
hood price very moderate. ...~. ..
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Gouutrn Real estate for Sale.


A COTTAGE HOME in Flushing, with city
"A imuroyemeuts SALE. Small two story house, eight
rooms front waiter stationary tubs
&C. acre nicely planted; lawn croquet ground graeNin
&C. gas pipes and sewer connection rOuO ual-
ance mortgage Address X. g.. Box .6, Tribune Once
CORNWALL, n. Y.-Farms. to 400 acres !;
Ovas cottages mills &c, for sale or rent JAMES u ROE
EOR SALE-VILLA, at Cornwall, on banks
modern house furnace, hot and cold water bath room con
servatorv bowling alley &c, ice house. stables carriage
houses cold gapeT1cs &C. on the rounts view
ynIe; from osOice stores f'llng
a boats and terms easy. Address
JAMES @. ROE, Cornwall n. y
NOR SALF-On very favorable terms, COT
i TAGE RESIDENCE at Flushing, with stable and gar
den plot location depot ia best part 81 the village AL
dress W. s. ALLEKfON, Mt Vernon y J.
nor STAMFORD ACRE PROPERTY,
WORTH $4,000 10 S2j.0J0-ONE or BOTH 1f
TWO desirable VILLA RESlDENCES, ~ rooms eacil
rodetn improvements Is minutes from Wlst' New i0rk
and win mile ton Of the rennsvlynl and
Jersey Central lines Elizabeth, ard mlnueE walk
from the Latter hanEc by paved gltt
streets highest and best part Of the CITY Lots d
shade, fruit flowers vines &c:
stable ana sheds prsIaises valued at $4,000 aud
sOgO resbectivev: cqHIv $1,000 .1eh rental 500 pei
month. address oct once Box lsi. Elizabeth Nj
rVHE CHEAPEST 80 ACRES in Iowa for
SALE Oh easy terms Address p. r. REED Agona. Iowa
DID AtsA CASH or 300, half cash. bal
ID etSUtB auce 5000 yearly, for small FARM OF eight
acres StropdsbnTg, Penn one mlie ron delnl
order. barn hOus stables, Workshop h"uncry aIl
other nutbiiGngs al choice fruit rich land.
suitable for farm; buildings worth lie money Ad-
dress,E FOOLE. Box 80. H. >troudsOurg' Penn
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FRENCH Paper Hangings, 25c. per roll good
Paner Toe per roll; Gold Window Shades 81 per pair
also Carpets OIL Cloth SOC per yard. j. W. COATES, Isl
Hu,ls0n-st., below Spfingst
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6elp Wanle0

FARMER and WIFE WANTED.--Man TO un..
destand his business thoroughly and Tax saaf 40 \.
aud butter. Apply, with references. at bLDELLs' ~"
Syhave.
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niShed.
PARTMENTS in the ROCklNG HAM,
~ broadway ard 56tst; absolutely hreprUoi elevator,
steam heat nine Inquire on the premises
A HANDSOMELY and FULLY FC RNlSHED
N FLAT Of nine rooms all light; this Is one oi the most
complete city bath, range reiilgera;oI Oes,
speaking tubes dumb waiter; lanitor on the premises.
II. BEENY, 34i FOuTthave.
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Brookipn properip DO fet.

TTNO LET'S story brick SCH0OL-H0USE,N No.
j 1913 KeInser al Sstory bvict DWELLING. l1S VIII
Ioushby.sL GORDON l.. FORD. VI Clark 81, Brooklyn.
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NO PFVT-AT FAR ROCKAWAY, LONG
apartmcuts & ilnfurnisbco Rooms TO frt.

DESIRABLE second and third FLOOR
~ to LET; - west 32dst; private family only mhfur
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Giiuatious tUanteo--S females.


4 LADY, who is qualified, wishes position
~ as HOU sEKEEPEK in gentleman: family she IL en.
ely competent and give the beet references Address
Io-t Onict Box No. 81, Hartford, Conn
At SENS" SELECT AGENCY, No. 543
n Rt ave frsLeass colored cooks, chamberInalds,
y,itIss-es nurs.- undresse general house WORKERS &C.
also Iao Servants ior every capacity. at the shortest
notice.
At Mrs. LOVES large EMPLOYMENT
~ UOIfNH VIII always Dee fOuHd superior class II GER
MAN SERVANTS. bot rtot.sianta and CatEoies fox cy
and country number the BET ter class OF ser
wants natonsles. Isl lah 81, bet Sd AMI 4a'es
A YOUNG German lady, an excellent mu-
slean with hnc soprano voice fuzzy COMPETENT 70 teach
Vocal bstruuanal music speaking French and English
neny; desires position In refined family Tor the sum
this roiag Ia Europe references
ged. l.. 81. STEINNAI - SONS, last lithst
CHAMBERMAlD.-A young girl, as Cham
~ bernaii ami Waitress h2s the best Of refer
enoes can AZ SWEDISH SERVANTS AGENCY e0j East
37th OF.
NHAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS-By neat,
tidy young WHO dates Thoroughly
quick and orderly and good waitress understands e care
silver &c, best city reference
CAL at CARPENTERS, lOe Cu ave, near 9TH ST.
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InsiruffloN.

CITY,
MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.-Th 18th
n wear will begin MONDAY. Oct. 2, at Al East s3dst
All The Froebel ideas adapted TO American wants
IN entirely new Of Materials cheap and beautiful ar
ranged by and only for Miss Coe Schools an"
families supplied
MANY urinary schools in various parts the country
already using IL. --,-- - .,,...o..
Normal ass mothers and teachers every afternoon
aA the demaId for tho American kindergarten system Is
N Ir COG Is increasing randly.
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Gituaiions tDauie0--femaic5

l AUNDRESS-By a iiTst-eass launareSS; has
IL several years reference her last place is capable
Industrious and very oblg either city country Gail at
800 Htll ave-, near 23dst
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CLAVERACK (N. " COLLEGE and IIud.
Art Perm begins March 10. ALONZO FLACK, President.
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Country
4 HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
"A Boys. E. KINDS A. NJ, Hampstead, L. l. $500 to $50
A FEW YOUNG BOYS will be RECEIVED
~ into the family f. b. EMERSON, StTatio, Conn
LEXANDRIA INSTIrUTE.-MlLlTA
N BOARDING SCHOOL, White Plains ~ y, Principal
q n. WILLIS, Ih n
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NOW Cross A HISTORY OF THE INVENTION:
pl TX ERVATION, AND DISAPPEARANCE Oh The
WOOD KNOWN AS THE TRUE CROSS; ny NJ
PRIME L. ID. l2mo PIP las. A. d. F. Ranuo'ph wv
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BENNINGTON misunderstanding school
for both established 40 years location heathiu
beautiful of good school good nome and good
Thos NanlOn, D. D., pennington. ~ j.
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0ounlrp properip 60 fet.

FURNISHED country RESIDENCE to
N LET the summer At LEwIsBohO. n " OOe feet
sboye tide water; terms a fine healthy place
penv OF land woods For further particulars address
]. c, w, Box LTD +. o.
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GOACUMAN-A situation wanted by first
class English goodman: thoroughly understands hl'
business with city reference married one cli ty
or c,uu'Ty Address II. JACKSON No. ~ West lJths
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5iluaIlons Uarieo-- males.

COACHMAN, &c.-Situation wanted as coach
y man groom sud plain gardener by thoroughly compe
tent man good reference Cal address SIS 2 ave. corner
O tiIlI lNp llnnr
, 1877-08-20

CHICAGO, Aug. 49," Does lady ever trail
her dress III the strcct!" WIS nskrd not many
days AGO by ono Of our society gentlcmeu. Tn
hcsttatlngfy, answered no; lady ncrer lrags
dress In The dirt, 10 it lu street, stu,c, or a,ly
other place. Dirt and iadyhood are absolutely
Incompatible. and a. latiy cannot trail hcr
skirts without getting them dirty, the question
Is easily answered. Tho Instincts Of true dell
cacy forbid all contact with "the earth earthy !"
In the form Of soifcd tlsnpcrtcs. There arc
naoruls-alld morals, md ii the intellectual
morality oi dirty lady entertain q must DE-
ctuel opinion. a few days Ag0 walked down
She wore handsome black sIlk whici. d1a.Ec.l
daily upon tho ground al least quarter OF u
yar1 a. every step. 1'he skirt probably tntas-
urctl three.iourtht OF a yard nlore tlnu thu
dAtnnce fru.n her waist to tho ground. 6hu
aatled along with her nuse in thu ntr, dragging
that mutl-bctlaubcu, t0barco.bcrabble! CUR
Ment before my ryes until / wanted to cry out
In sheer disgust The sprinkler had lust cruss-
ed at Clark street, alul the water was stan4ny
In little pudlles upon tue pavement, but tho
fur sweeper never minded Ii, but went On As
though tho walks were her own parlor Instead
Of q strcet-crussinE half an inch deep in n,,l,i.
How auy woman tan wear gurment 10 dirt
lncEusted entirely passca the comprehension OF
choose. drag tl!cm In your parlors, Or on Thu
lawn; hut for dccrnry's snkc, whcnTou 20 uuou
the street, hold them uIh ptn them up, liz them
up. wear llopiners, 20 = Ia Ds, Mary Walker,
but In lIcavrn's nsnle don't disgust the public
and make yourself q snecr and q by-Word by
trailing yards of rich material in the u,.d and
dust Of our streets. FRANCE FAHWELL.
, 1877-08-20
THE BLACK HILLS.

Spfft4 tpfrttpoTdtnfs o. 3h Jfttun4,
LANSING, Mich, Aug. ia letter dated Aug.
5, irum D. II. Hastings, to friends In tls city,
from Camp Crook, IN the HlacE Hills, gtvcs an
inspiring account Of tue latest discoveries In
that region. lie says: /" A company from Dead
wood s au.nfug the creek, paying 10 per month,
and board. for hantts. The people arc Inspired
with new energy. Every time the wheel OF For
tune has turned sroun4 Ut late, 1t Las brought
forth prize. Every holt sunk into the tels Ut
the strrah glrcs good prospects,. Gold setni-
fnB1y abounds In fair quantities everywhere
along tho creek, FROM Rapid City TO Itx sulItvc;
also, tho entira length Of Little llapd and Castle
Greeks. II the outlook continues aS fayoslble
~ appearances Indicate, Camp Crook will suJn
number her population by the thousands,
aud bait Of mining lands Will bu
opened e1tendiuE iHure than lou miles
on these streams zl0nc. The cl4itns in tue gulch
arc Ill taken up, ani In tho country adjoining.
There arc Thousands VI little rayinrs aud sinks
on each side Of the strraEls. Containing fair
average go!d.leposits. The quartz has also
hx4 Dcsn fouul to sxlst tn numerous lodeS Ia
that vicinity. Thcse fayorablu developments
were unexpected. There pre- hut very few Ut tie
old residents remaining. Mhu trst took up
claims aud attempted to develop the Mtncs.
Aug. I the Reaalle Company, Ia the cnstle dis
tFiCt, took out $S0tn eight houfs,-the dirt being
drawn out OF shatt foFty feet deep by hand
Ninlls&4. That amount has beeu the averagu
sincr. Several claims REe doing better.n Ms.
Hastings litter closes BY giving Terrible &c
cuupt Of indian murders, storms, and the pros
pects OF Thousands who will be compelled to 10
10 the 6tstes or slaEse.
, 1877-08-20

What tie Shippers Of the Frolie and tls,
Ina Have to Say.
An Interesting Log from a Lake Supe.
ri0r Steamer
And Batch Of Maritime Accidents snd
Notes.
YACHTING MATTERS.

YACHTING MATTEVS.
The result Of tho elose race between the FrolFc
and the Ina, SATURDAY. has eauecd considerable
dIscnsslon in yachting eirc1cs among The friends
Of t'ant.. Psindf.i1c and Bradley. Commodore
Lyon rn5s the Frol!c has beaten the 1na five time.
ont Of SIX raccs. and he viii not enter her again in
racc with that craft; the Froiic will he used
sole'T for tea,nre purpofe- - long A. be has any
control oYrf her. Eapt. Prlodiytlc denies the
soit Impeachment tt,at be utcd ungtnllcm&h!y
language tnwnfd Capt. f5radly. OF thst he VIII
FULLY cfosfcd the 1na's bows: the FrolIc wa* r1nlc
distance uhcal. h. shya, when ll,cy reached 1sti-
mont avenue stake. .bbat, and he had the right nf
way and Ealtcd <qu1relr Around tho bsnt, and the
lna VIA not ,cas enough 10 tone|s him. Ict alonu
Tie cro1sInK of hts bU*s. tie considers the pro-
test iane and unbcconin. nautical n.an.
Capt. Tim saJr that John did eEbss hit bows and
snnsps!led @ tn to r. ;nto :tays 10 assld so!,ion
the :, Clah snles In throwing her broken
eethddfng-+all boom overheard and thas re-
l!eWna her nf 200 pounds weight. There
II every Indication Of 4 lively time at the next
meeting Of thc Yacht club. and the nuR,entons
matter will probably 11c eoised anh battle bat.
tt. nf vino cracked. and mutual congratulations
ind tatltfdet1fy amends cnsnc.
tapl. A. u. Munger expects his new yacht, the
Cora, here tha seek. she )Iau Roine damage in.
Hictch Hpon her BY bring run reel hrat aibraI
tar IN her war up here. and hah to r. intn dry.
dnck At DetfD!t for rcpalfs. She IA q Grst.eIaas
yacht and fas, one. She was built In Brooklyn,
known ~ The Little kAte. She II hvs year. old.
capt. Munger has *old the Mamc to j. ". kim.
ball, of hcnosha. aud Ahe salls henca for that
tbDtt,
, 1877-08-20

The atmr City Of Duluth arrived lat erenine,
and Clerk Fitzpatrick furnishes tue following los
Left ChicaKo Tueaday esen!ne. Aug. 2. witt,
largo loud Vt e1curafoust. Our Cntns and state
roons were 10 full that We ought to have Lono ~
tho leading theatres do when ptaginK favoriie
atar TO iaspc houeeB+ +-hunR cut cur placard read.
tnT. ''standinE'room only" Made slt calls N
usna1, stopping at Is1s Nayal. thn passengers
roun,tno around, some .hthtnz ana Others gathering
green :tones. Pa.scd .long BY Thunder Care
are, a ,a
the beautiful tccnety In and around tl,o lay.
Tas Prep nc. Co!a'asta was unloading fsil.
Ing tic last shipment 10 complete the branch from
Prince Arthura Landing to Fort william. At the
landing met the Manitoba and M4nIstce, bound ~,
On the return trip. !efs Duluth at 4 q. u,.. Ang
a. Called a; bayfield, aud La ponte sang date.
Mt m 'ts 1s Ana' i i;oe1. + .f 4 5syass eoop sp
!: n, Ang. 10. Passed through the Portsso
e. :s@s * say 's' s:ssea Il LOU: :ss.
their machinery broken down. Out Of tl!lrtetn
ptrlor routc, ave hase this summer aunrred dstru
slon from disab'ed machinery ami looso wheels.
Arrisca at A.1auet'e The sa,ne evening. In por.
Eeyptisn; aud Tattis: Win eon.ott.; al.o: :shi
ns sast &c sispsa ss1s q he
usual tadal.waTe struck him At Marquette instead
of the SAINT the tine. leaving him low and vet
instead 81 hirh and dry ~ on former oecasIonn.
Arrived at The canal At .. IN. on the 18th. Net
thr eta'r Arctic bonul up. and tho stmr Fsnncis
Smith buund down. The Ecilr Janc Ie1l wAs dis.
charging brick for tho new E0uft lIoHsc near the
Enca,npmcnt. raseed The alcsu barge sclah
Chamberlain With confott. John Martin, and schr
Henry Folger. taw ssmf ['eefless ut nctUur. Met
stn1r Missouri between Detour and Macktnae.
Called st Ascklnac and ~. Helena and al Heavier
iiarbor on tue mosntn9 Of the 1Htli: Touched Al
Miwankso on tne mosninE cf tie loth; .sr4sed 4
ways, fair frelghts, and tnp weather. All taken
togcthcr made u very pleasant trip. The rtnr City
Tpekisy at n n nj
, 1877-08-20

'ation from hts brethren In the same condition
a. the marched and Impoverished earth Expert.
rrltcf from the showers of rain. Consequently
when. instead Of being aiLc'1, lie ia oppressed
by. hs brethren, and tho little rrmai, pf bis
substance IL torn fEou, tinl hr IL tnrn In The
condition Of tl1s ear.h,-rasnc.l mil ruined by
the very means appointed br Providence. to re-:
fresh anu make It fruitful; anil I'll
It's seed, all the means an'l hopes Of
future harvest, Awepl away with
,ts best mold. A poor man That npircssctl,
ttc p0nr ia the rructcst nu,lttcr In nature; ami
It is the lust payment Ut Almighty God that
with what measure &c !nete II SHOULD ,c meas
urcd to you again." lie that ,oth wrong"
says ne Anosttc, sttatl recetye for tho wrong
which he hatl. done. AS he hnth ti,,nc, It si,n1l
bc done unto him. His rcwnrl shall return on
his own head" Co1. fff.. 23 Atd.. ergo, III
i esnect mercy, and protection, md blessing
from Col. do Judgment and justice after yoir
power u nil who deal will you; and be mcrciful
after your power, for the righteous Lord ioYcth
rig'lteonsncss: and whatsoever good any man
1neth the sane satl hcferctvo 6t tic Lord. 60
that man rhal1 ray, "Veri'y there is rexard
ior the righteous, ,---serIly there Is God that
judgeth tho cartb.n
, 1877-08-20

i;t !yat'iss!'' aass u,s '2. :e 5e22 toss,s as
~; i;r!: n'.: ~ 'u'tf;.'; g. sf ;sM PUTT.
~ 9 r.tr u..:.n 'i3 ~. .sx. s,." Solr, ~ n:i
.n,st,h ',nE hsvfn itaIhn. Mi,hi C.y
t1t .e,snd to,i JOIN usrk, Ms"!, re nt,irr: FIur:
9.s H.na,h, a!Ii}2. tGy: a l sT!
bsrk: hdorado, .Nenek.unrc aln;er: i. i. Fiji.
!s..: Ss:''; so; S:':ss??:s s:
III; s o..s M! ', 'S%s$ Arss: :s!:
orN MenonInte. lnmt~r: !. N1nsnn. Menonlnee.
es uf:nc e. u.tas c.e s" FL, s
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pkE' fnfnitEre tr j.. s. Austin. buffalo. ri IN
fnsn aF .cs.hssst buffalo. q "a bu corn .:ht
.e euns "ft hur. "sG y 1i1 i" f%tn: It'll
SnEinJEs'' ~ Nata~. ,tat: 'anaracs' stmr MssxtEsu
nfnp Mes.~hFfr. Ecnon Etstir,r. tundret rror IT, +
Heath s.agatuek. 1nn,lric.; prir j. ii. hdt,er if.
n SIC: p 5 :afet t,as nsi'G o1 in,p h.
2lN? u oats ~ inss n",lf, ,nndrir,, schs Pnr,and
~S:, sss .uiHt!'n is b s'Ss e.. Iu,s
isehnon inalo III whrss. a5ti nD f!ss isfa
re- q - ',os,. ests; prop ., ". rnxers, 0ritaabarE
, 1877-08-20
GRAND HAVEN.

SpNfla1 E6FEtspoAdfnts ~ 1h4 1T1buns.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Aug. 18.-The ground
where the last great tire ragged Is already partly
occupied BY frames, aud ths work ia being
pushed rapidly. The damaged buildipgs across
the street arc being repaired, aud the insurance
companies are adjusting the loses promptly.
Nearly Ill the business men and woneu who
were burnt out have located temporarily, ~ Is
10 keep thtlr business going continually.
Some Of the mills hero asu getting pretty
nearly out Of logs. though thcy eau hardly rltaE
tbs boons bY the 1st Of October, anl somc will
bo kept busy till January.
Senator Ferry is getting quite we'll and has
been visiting tn Detroit part Of this week.
, 1877-08-20


Wo arc Informed upon good authority that
the que2tIon whether the workuleu on the Erie
Railroad should Of should no. loiu In thp recent
strike was decided uot upon Erouuds OF cx-
pcd1cucy, hut By mere cllaucr; not BY the DELHI
crato determination Of the leaders that to Join
In tho strike WIS wise, but BY tue determination
Of pure accident; uot By the suen whosc welfare
md the welfare Ut whose families were 1t stake,
but by barrooIn candle.
This Is the way ln which tia matter wxs do
tertntnel: eeyen men, who In SOME way na1
influence cuougb TO bring the strike about or to
prereut it, discussed the question in b4Erootut
BY the light u tal!ow candle. They ln4 no
only grievance being that certain men had been
discharged whoM they would have liked 80 have
reinatateI. TneY knew, of course, that 70 iutn
10 u strike 81 that THUG must involve cousidcra~
bic loss and considerable danger to themselves
They knew that ty striking they would infitt
seEsous Injury upon the company which gave
thsm thelr work aud their vages, aud upon tic
, 1877-08-20
THE EXPOSITION.

1H IN EdN0F 1 1M IHblH9.
PONTIAC, Ill, Aug. 1S-What has become Of
the Chicago Expositlona Why L. 1t not Alyer-
tlscd as usual In the city aud country prcsst
You folks 10 Chicago probably know al about
It's anticipated opening, but VIC country people
would like an opportunity 10 attend, II We eau
BY informed Of the date&- NeEctufo1e IN 2dyes-
tsseanent Of the Exposition has appeared ID one
or two pApeFs 10 each county IL Northern Illinois,
make arrangements fur attending. THIS year
not y w0rd appears anywhere q to v hethcT there
Is 10 be lsll Exposition " not, aud the general
opinion pssEa4la On the aldo Of uvt. Very
truly, J.
tsWlll begin Aug. 20