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New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
vRoXcrD ny 4 SPENDTUR,FT.

4 wifc's story OF wrong was before Judge Van
B-uat d tue supreme Court Chambers yc,trrl 81, 10 tAc
sui ~ Isabella H. Noe agdns. william T. Noc. Accord
INK I'D her complaint they married August l. 1873.
lie owned only hs clothes. She bad from her father,
William II. Morse, between $4,000 and 5000 ID pr
sonal property and about s20O0O0 Ia rvai estate er
h band took possession OF ber personal property and
.e conveyed 10 him her real estate, except that was
subject t. her mO.her's dover and 10 mortgages Tor
tne payment 81 one Of her fathers legac.cs He
-d some Of the property AMI moraced other property
and with the money thus raised wrnI TO Paris leaving
ner behind and lost all the money az gambling lie came
back e., ,et ,unl-. a-ain can5cd away an tie money
,l a from her estate ar Paris amt returned O. obtain
l.-. FUNDS He again o. Paris, BAT tls time book
5 wIf. utl him. Sine s.iy- she -cIei.y alone IN
i,ri. as her hu -b3ni out until ORB o'clock lu tAe
ptriug l, tmy being spent in el nb ing aud th loose
women SAe elt him Jane o. 1871 aud returned To her
mOtaer. -
Nrs. Noe says that her husband having u'rd MP
a. tis !loury. cone back 10 eat No. tc l9~i icmhtnt
uf the estate. two Oh0u,r- perhaps worm TlVVpo hNphh
-lr mortgages alrrG y on tIen ana lot Moii rl'"o'
SIZE pr8 8y- mat her husband DEE compelled 10 bcnfry
t, a. piece OF her properly; that "cciycr oI It 10
anuoni, ard THAI lcr husband De- rnOinrd nom dsp
10 of 20 iu the meantime Judge Naa 8iunt has granted
au0ripr O. SHOW yhy receiver oi tie property Da
not appointed, with stay meanwhile retdihaDie Aug
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
NANY ORDEEH.

WASHINGTON Aug S.-Orders have been issued
y tbs secretary Nav, dctaciu Rear Admiral Joa
Kordeu from te COMMAND The European taJu Yrn r
e sti of Rext. and ordering him proceed
sc report LIS KeaI AddIai Win r. Lslt0y
ordered so agd That station, and De N sail
Vorg r inc 70 relieve ktz4AdMial MoIiou Iouou
tbs j,u cf October Medical Director Piup ia.
boon deiaboi rOsn Trenton Fleet ufGoOu OF the
Fur0Yoan Atom ordered - return h0nc and HIS
arrival A-Csi inspector Delsyan BiooGgood has bu'u
oezof ed from the W.N0rk Navy I&rl and
10 She Trenton eun ~ the Europe STATEN
Pay Inspector C. cosby has be1 detached Um special
dniy % Navy Dep&r Suc ordered 10 LAc ITtalon,
Fleet PsymsssT OF ths European S&i;oh SurZoon Cha
ordered the new loTK Navy 2Ia.
-urse0u H. y. srQefud
Furo8an station place % Surgeon ThOs S Penros do
aad ordered - ana report
Is .r..s Arthur Bdrts has bJcs ordered 10
Tie MonoNgshels sew orr, Ia n<ce OF fEas-iA Ss@nt
Paymastsr curtis H. Thomson detschei um that yo-. and
r. BurEell has
,t,rbed IRON special New ordered ~ e
mr. following order issued from the War ne
rzrtueu this with le decision Ia
is cabinet YESTERDAY ~ direction OF The PRESIDENT, the
forc Of the Marine Corps daty the Ds
ct VI 1ouK relieved fI9m Als rouiIenea Of Con
M orders 20 Headquarters 81 the Army, Adjutant
oaa Office current series.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
orr poor Sports.
.nLENEN ExcELLING THEMSELVES.

HLEllEN EXCELLING THEMSELVES.
rHr nr~r SHOOTING oN RECORD Il YlsrEDAy's
COMPETITION AT CREEDM 1oR.
Yesterday was the closing day of the fourth
competition oi the American onr-ruuge rifemen for
positions in the international team Had IL not been or
the interruption NJ tine first days shooting Juy T.
tie team would bayc been selected itSt ngli accord
ing 10 the conditions when provided for tie choice
OF six m,lhors OF the team who have the highest
-rofr taking the aggregate ot teir three best scores
The committee Of arrangements concluded yes-
t rday to allow the competition to he made up on
Tue~Iag next, when The competitors vii shoot fifteen
slo, each on the 900 and 1000 yard rauges Others
who have no; been able g. complete tcr scores, from
sickness or itOm absence military duty, VIII be pci-
pfel to do Cd IA follows On Saturday Gen. DakiG VIII
shoot bis scores for the day los July Il, Clark FOR
those o. July o. Wasburn July 81, weber and Rath-
bone Of August l. On Wednesday next Gen. Dalu viii
shoot for tha dag lost JuIy -, Major Jewell for july ~
and Wq-haun for August Al the conclusion OF these
scores tne team IS to be selected
YESTERDAY. shooting proved 20 DE superior 10 that
made before upon any range. There six ola
total of 200 points and over, ont o possible 225. MI
Hen led with 2I2, followed Dy of 2il from Mr
Jackson from Boston, who Is certain Of being the
team The total Of the first eight amounted 10
1910 points out Of a POSSIBLE 800 which is points
mora than the first eight totals made az Creclmoor
Jny 81 Gen. Daln, whose riff was damaged ~ being
knocked over IN Iucsday shower was ''-tt 10 nolIoW
a rne and id n0t begin shooting until At
tho 900 and 1000 yard ranges. The committee in
consideration OF ,hc accident permitted him "a shoot
oy the yard range %! tho close % tho compe, lion
which created dissatisfaction. ~ Il - much easter 10
mase good score Al he lesser ra-es acf n.ug at tle
longer distances. This fact proved true n this present
instance Mr. RahbOue's nile w0s i the same condl
non but bee made the best OF IL win low score at 500
-arte ANA his -ile WAS IN good condition before the
shouting az $50 yards.
IL >cr, evident from the which have been made
t.Is FAR that Messrs Alien. Ji.4sOn, Ddhiu, Jewell
W, Ser and Ilydc will Dc Of tpe ,,m they are 20 -
chosen iu tie order OF merits although these places viii
be- contested for sharply Tuesday shooting, by Rtl
hone Blydeuburgh, Fulton, Bruce aud Hepburn. l.
Tur,y s rs favorable day for shooting as was yt,tcT
iay vi.b light r-taii" wind, blowing on the wind
dfi from Ia o'clock. good scores may be- OK cctcd.
Ie following are the scores made yesterday iUr posi-
1 -... ~ I-L.-
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
CIVIL NOTEs.

Tho suit between Mrs. Arabclla I. DAILY tho
owner ~ orc halt % ths Windsor oo company stock ana
rho, H. Day ana Josn SDy her CO trustees Ia the Com
paHr has bocn G4sc0ulhsti
Bertio EcXart. who was married to Theodore LEX
art in this city ls7i charges her husoaAi VITA 'Af""
acts ~ adultery Tor divorce th- dseAa~hs OHS
now in Prussia plailuR got IRON Judge DOAonl, J
DAY ~ order for the sorNioS ~ the euhioAs p9 P-
Catharine Kuux named IN her will two oxocutors
ona ns ueorxe ksnG objected tsas this eN'eu
r wa. iacapsUls u acting hs could neitss rs.a .oi "'
English Surrogate calvin hnds that nndor "a" As IN
ma ao.t only siSE LIE a. Ale %. y
il fatal ana ~ grast him lett"rs u ~SAi'-AN
Mrs. Fredsr.e Hbck has obiSined fr'N '""so
Va, Bru,t In suprsn. ,urt Chsnhors sri 81 A.oa' '
mn. ,onlring tho msnssss Of te kcwi'k Ja'o@' N''
lam TO produce esd August Aues e,IsIe N. ~ an
80, Shs SAYS entrusted her hey 20 tAe r'-,ey vs.
eongton tnat hun st Asy s~c and nits
claim him when wished but hAt she s no" oehH '
rights .yl,nJ
Alfred H. Chnrch and JOHN q. Tumey of kagl'nu'
have susd their commission agent here william 81 inoN
600 sor oountias saa have had him aresse Oh
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
INTERNAL COMMERCE..


~ N INI-1 7 INW DINI -'II1-7 y
THE VAST PROPORTIONS OF THE INTERVAL TRADE
SIT F0rTh. WIN FACTS or VITAL INTEREST 10
NEW-YOEK.
4 report upon the internal Commerce OF The
United states has been complied at Washington by
Joseph Nimmn. jr.. under the supervision OF Dr.
Edward Noung, the experienced Chief Of the
Bureau OF statistics II is the first of the kind IS
sued by the Bnrcau. For hundred years the
Government has assiduously reported tho
statistics of foreign commerce. but the Facts
as 10 internal trade have been neglected Tie
first essay in the direction or compiling mpor-
tan information about tins branch of the natons
commerce l. now IL .le. The book is just ou, fresh
from the hands OF the printer, being volume oi
470 pages octave. summary of liN loading points
especially those hearing on the trade OF hcw-lorA
city, is gwen below.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
Total. 50 2lS l3I q

The majority Of these 57S saloon keeDers II Il alleged,
leld receipts. while She great mass Of liquor dealers who
have no Licenses aud have not applied tor them, has
been allowed to 90 free Tins is tie source Of great com
aint but the police captains claim that receipt
not protect a man whom they lind violating the law.
The police Justices before whom the prisoners were
arragned have sustained the police in these arrests.
Much dissatisfaction this account exists among the
holders Of receipts.
Justice Waude said to a TRnUSE reporter yesterday
ha, he dId wish to he considered unjust to the liquor
dealers brought before him who supplied with
rocelpts iJ certainly did not think they complied with
the law they not n possession OF license.
The certificate receipt simply guarantee that
tho Excise Commissioners would investigate the case. and
II the applicant worthy, license would be granted
Thcr, was 40 particular law to guide the Police jus
tees In tins matter and they obliged 10 their
orl Judgment. Ho would always grant liquor dealer
toe same yiotectiOn - clergyman. C1wo or three
c.rgyneu have DeeL brought before him lately for drunk
eness lie did how he could recognize the receipt
a. an equivalent to a license.
Tho Board II Excise held Il meeting late yesterday
afternoon The only business transacted the grant
ing Of ten crnsef Commissioner Patterson stated tina
the Board had granted a the licenses 20 the issue OF
which there obstncle. There were more than
900 icensesfor ale and beer ony ready To be granted
but the Board waiting for Justice snith's decision Ia
the Mundy case which the Board sued for grant
ing such licenses. The Commissioners dcslnd
70 have the Legality OF their action settled
The work Of Issuing receipts will continue today
PLANS or THE DEALERS
About thirty members OF the Liquor and Beer Deal
Protective Association met lsst evening ct Putnam
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
THE COURTS.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD TAXATION
APPEAL FROM THE ASSESSMENT or THE RAupo

APPEAL FROM THE ASSESSMENT or THE RAupo,n
COMMISSIONERS.
The cases Of several railroads, most Of them,
connected with the Central Railroad oi SewJersey s,
brought np yesterday before Judge Dcpue AZ Newark
on appeal from assessed by Board % Railroad
Commissioners. The following the appealing com
panes: Central Railroad Of New,Jersoy. Hieh Brdg,
Railroad. Long Branch and sea Grit Longxood yalev
NewEgypt and FaFming g,le. Northern, Pembcr,on and
New York. South Branch, Now-Jcrsoy Southern Lon,
Branch and soo borc, yincand, Toms River and wlre
town, Ncw-Yo and Long Branch. Easton and A,nl,ov
Railroads The value Of The property Is assessed a,
Si0.37s,Gsf. upon which the State tax IN di,
pute il s2Ol .593. Several Of the other railroad.
have admitted the valuation but have paid
taxes. The Morris and Essex Rlilro,d h,,
paid on account OF railroad and equipments 500 go
" ain- The assessment but denies its liability taxa
state was represented by Aiioineyiicneral Stockton
ami the railroads by cX-AttoTey-General Ygnafta
Messrs Bari.'f. Ggmmcre and r. w. Parker.
The Attorne} General there woad probably be
no difference between counsel as fO matters u law ana
1's t"o c'se "pah DecCe one oi question ~ figures.
~ that N MAKING me as'l ssm.ht the Board Of
Railroad Commissioners were bound 10 cons der what
crease of The value of thc land i occuped and owned
" the act intended tax the franchise the com
panies the Conrt should no. take % ~ the ~
7t''"'i from t' estimate oi thc Board lie thought
the ac intended 10 tax the property OF The railroads a.,
II was pnt. Is regarded roads il the hands
of receiver, hs tIOught that although the
stock might be yaiueess there was an inm,nse
amount @! valuable property which ir0'oc, ed by tho
laws Of the state. and that this mast pay tribute % the
state.
Aiicr considerable argument, Gen. Ftz,Joln Porter
was called 20 the stand by Mr NIn1tta. IT. tesfd.d
tt he had assisted the receiver ~ re Central Railroad
of NcwJcr5ey making inventory Of the properly u
lhat road from Jersey C,ty E,,tDn the ma.u nc
AND OF the Newrk and NcwYork aui Perth Annoy
branches. Tie estimated va.re of the main se. iuclut-
ing tho road, tracks. T1adb 4. lInl and baiii iGy. &C
rsoy civ, EzaDeth and Porl Johnson ell 6-7,-
III 30, ant that of the rolling stock. acgiius engines,
T-.3T i,22O. This tIc present value They had
GpIb'c thar sam.
AshDrl Welsh testified that the value of the Central
Railroad about S2OjOu,OOD. fni tn. yalHa Of one
thlri ~ me LeniIh valley SIJODDOO. Total, 422,-
5OD.GOD.
The ease oi the Ncw Jersey Southern Railroad
taken up ueXi. The AttOrn ytienrr claimed that Tie
,aluat0n ought tO nc ~ ~OOOnO. Mr.. Gumm-c, ia pe-
nlif 81 the ryd cDutrnt .at ;Ac valuation should uot
hr placed above 100000. tc income thc road would
nos more t31u pay tIc interest on fHat suiu.
Tao COurl tntI adjourn .d uBtI thls morning.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
THE EXCISE CRUSADE.
1IorOp-sFrTrRS sTITL EXCITED.

IlOl 'D.-~EiLERS : ~lIlb iAti 10.
TIE AppfIC,ro>s Al IIE LXCisE oFFcs-NUM-
BIER DIP AuRE Is IN THE VARIOUS PrE INCr.-
FEELING IS TuE LIQUOR TRADE.
when the liquor-lcalcrs OF this city were
thrown lnto Their present condition 0 excitement aud
anvia.y 10y ~. arrests Nhch begun asi Saturday
ter, were 7s7i saloons and 1kin; rs'r.s Of a kinds
IN Nrw-Y York Ctv. o. liH uulo.r 2,177 .al licenses
tie propiictor Df IGif hal applied f'r licenses an re-
rryrl rrcc.pi, fau tls BosrI IIf E-e.s", upon which
they wcr,c0uIuc farr business IH'l Bad r"tner
license u1rtccp hut we're openly engage! 800 lh' ItIr.
uiyn. been boldly yiou'ug t.e lIw fo' M nth- tn
4o-i s,loon-,. cp.r, read tno new police order "ii'
little apprehension. Tl.y predicted tLlt inc policemen
would ut ;lclpt go arrs. them. T.i- class of un'r-
dealer. m the -rsl, lu .t.tyof c,.-. s composed o t
,r.,r.t tor, of CORNER zu-u.~" '.u'.ei shops AMI
lowe. d.-s of y:rr. TIE mo'c rc'u 9bio dealers VINO
were without ucess hIt who bad receipts, frit -"crc,
ss they had been icd io beIcyc iAat the o.ia"r'
would IT,. pcct these receipts. 70 .5 claimed oy the
officers ~ tine leading HpT'fi."'.rs societies tha'
the Poic. Commissioners hlJ ,f il"u an assurance to
th,trr,rr arrests a.oui. ,I a classes %. -a'"on-
kcapcr. TIE unlicensed and sire holIer' OF c,ruGcict
were li.e taken INTO custody. Bopuf o" ana ddsnn'i-
hl 3elcrs were arra.ucd together i'm the Courts. Tire
result was an unuarae.el excitement among tho meH
and NO en- engaged I'D h" trao. winch was h,id tened
bv tie rf.d enforccmou. " the Sunday law in many
paris of t1c city.
The ofce or tAe Baarj of Excise w2s visited hy q
a,.er number " applicants Yesterday than upon tie
pirvars day. The anxiety. however. was as great ai
eyer hnt te frightened d-3i.r, hd found hat 1t WA.
u.crs. for more than certain number to besioge h"
doors Very nearly many receipts were -sued ycstc-
da q. on Tuesday. I'll number of Applications ana le
money paid FOR the receipts smce thenew order went
it.t, f,rs, have been Is follows.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
tight menGersoi the Amateur Rifle club shot yesterday
for places in the AmoreaCausdhi team and made the
BASE BALI.

The amateur Hudson Club Of Brooklyn visited
PougSee,c yesterday, and defeated the Volunteer
Club u shat place the best played Pough
kcepsie, by score of tot
Al Binghamton, NJ Y, yesterday. the Cricket
Club place defeated the Rochester Club by o
sto4.
In = game at Pittaburg, Penn, yesterday. between
Allegheny aud Buckeye Clubs shs ioner won By score
OF toll
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
wtr1rAMn. nGnEN,s WILL.

Charles /. Macl.ean yesterday obtained o
citation rouruAb,e on september .. 1914 r'lfhA 'A'
heirs Of William t. Osdou 10 appear then before ihe SUI
roto on to problto Of ilr OGDEN, viii Mr.. Macieah
declined 70 furnish tho particulars of The Will Nj OS
,l.,'s heirs aro lls widow MauanA Ogden; Dfoihcr,
Mahion d. ogden. ro,diaS 10 Chca5o; ilreo si''cfs,
Fu,iy r. Wheeler and r. liza Butler 0f THIS cliy am
,tuarine o. AlcC Lgs uow ~ rat4sIiDd; no.hc" aai
niece Elwiu B sheldon and Frances NhiteAOdse. MI'
Ogden left no children.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
SUGAR SPECULATORS IN PERIL.
HEAVY LOSSES on IMMENSE STOCKS.

HEAVY LOSSES on IMMENSE STOCKS.
THE MAESET OVERLOADED AND A ECINOUs DECLINE
IN PEiC s-A DISASTROUS SPECULATION.
There has been heavy decline in the
prices of all grades OF in the last two months. With
no immediate prospcc; Of an advance. IN cony rslton
ycste,d ia with q member Of a leading finn ,he sugar
trade TRIDUsE reporter informed that The cline
WAS duc 10 several cau.cs bni principally 10 an over
stocking ~ market the amount o forty per cent
in exec Of last year. There bv far The largest
quantity o. sucar ia the city which had been lcld
here any time Tor many ycsrs, said his dealer
Last year few importers ard roers made corner on
sugars aud imported heavily. Fortunately for them arise
n The market occurred Of about II. cents, ana they
madc handsome profit They renewed HE experiment
his year wtn very large amount OF al dltion1. capital
Spectators generally, believing that there was great
deal Of money H tie hce, began importing or "Gy inE
to hod. j. snort time all available sugars began 60
arrive in Ncw-York, and il became the greatest su-ar
market OF the wocd. II was soon made apparent mat
tie speculation ft one. and that the market was
ovcr>ockeG beyond po>sioc recupcraton, and the Ie
.ult that began 10 decline, and in sky das
have fallen ahOu, cents pound"
A. au evidence Of tAe truth oi this statement, the rc
porter inf rnant trusiel the following ,atenon' of
prices now - compared wiz. railing rates two months
ago:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

The Of the recent rads is shown by the fact that
during tnc ei,h}two days since the l't o Nav. when
the Board of Excise beC 10 receipts. only Sll
apnlioat' ,us have made, OF twonyt"o
day Tho average for the lart ivr DAYS has been 300
day The record, OF this morning show that the liquor
dealers of thr cy are now divided as follows:
Total number n the 7,s2i
IIulinc r' ts .l'
NtI0r A.ous. Dr r. p'------------ 700
Bct.r.n Is o'clo,a saturday morning and O'Clock yes
teriav morning 57s liquor dealers We're arrested. The
follow uri Table compiled from ofeahyures, exhibits the
number OF atI. .sts u each precinct:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

An enthusiastic miss exclaimed, as the sun
broko through shower; "What All elegant trimming
thai RAINBOW would mako for " bite oyer-drasS.'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

,.cai,.l fr.n, r1,,.,,, o. f,o DAVIS a.,, so,,
Cd. ,.. 1.,4,,- ,l.ers sI,ov,. tt,t mono of .la
o,. .iII t.eb rrocel, ,..r or make
., f,rtr ,d,.c, c,s an sr,r defcsit c,rtifcafe. New
M t,,o, ti,r,.a nd r.,i. reals le., t.r ,rfo',,
.b.,,, tl.,. were a ,,oi,is, ago.
Tine ,l of ihis loss VIII fall ii is claimed UPON the
many merchant. who have become sp,euatar, On Urs
.ooIil. and y, ,,,, c,es IL D., feared napkrnu,..y
viii tllo-v a Val-et osa!er said: "rbe y.rlj of
,. b.. m l,..,. .t. ....,, tre,, ritn..t,, ,pi ti..
,r. g, ,, ,r. Gin l t +i.a .,,..ur,riya r,,o,,-I- M
.,i,.f.t FL N'lr,sa lime ,-l,.h was an att.in,, TO
ill t.. .,.r!of and .eorr nloropolq of the trade
Tner. ia fy forty rcr cent more tocR on land than
at ail, otIcr time. fhe nulk OF which is held by
less thau Ealf drz.u importers and fuers FouF or
uye o: them h5Nc hand 10000 10 10000 ho-=ieais
each g. 1f tc ffIq- carrying 10000 hogslcads each
and th, c,lel, uucn larger ,tock Toe weight OF q
bobe5d Of .ii.-r varies frcl 1tJ to 500 val,uds
rair3yr,.,,- ...-. .rd az 900 pounds 5 decline of
lo,.ead which. .. "a as.o.k of from 10000 10 10000
hogshcads would os tAo enormous ia This seci-
latye movement Of f. u %j10000 TO 100000 for each
If tho lnalir. firms INK. .lN,dV
-. 90 , -, .-.,, g. ,l.., .,,,
price ! decl1ue still further The reasons signed for
- H. li- , H. o+ f., h... times Will ,,evefr M ief ,.
-, . e,rf- I.,,.-s ..,.. a.. i., of 49,, ,.,,i.t
purchases Us Ioiiucii3' 4Vi' ''4' ii4 ." 'c il"c
aud viii lot lay any tc tAan s actually necessary
r- ,,.s,f MAJ. Ca,,urr of friit. q, d.. arp o.v.ays
' -, -
"''"i5 a." i'4'''I"' " "''7 " '
smaller business. and family canning has almost entire lY
as.d lur,rs of cans" sad uatl,r ilr4', D.
... ..t..... . . . .., .,
therefore hau' IP 'ihi' 1850 4"@'"''' '4 ' ''''| ''I'
them Oh cr u tc payments to bs made when the stock
~. 3s w. cold T,st ven, fine aolos ,g.,. .o
~
m0ch less thai ocioto ti'' III" manufacturers Hu'-
fered aeavy loss and they have decided moi 10 sell
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

Ia 10 appreciate the conditions Tlch determine
the oourse Of between the West Hnd the rtbord
IL j. HportaU note tue ilsi mat tzv Interests L.n
trunk llnes Sad ~ ulc sc;i0rts VAI r0,vciyeiy con-
stltute ISeprn tei 'Di NOT u all rc.psct dr
teal although not ucco.sariy Asouisc Tue inte
cst- " ths Now YORK Ccutrs, riIa respects 10 its
through tr.ilc, COaely identHed with the com
Iefc. Interests ~ New CITY .nd yet
of that road 1nd IL 10 tnsir Interest develop
traffic bs.~ocn the Ne-t and the Nov gland
StACcs, since this traffic passes over @97 miles Of
their mad Buffalo tO ALBANY The Interests the
rod are moo. ultimately rcl.ted .hu CJAinrr1l i-
tcrest OF the Cy Of New lOrE yet It's would
no attempt TO force Nrwngiahd neghts 10 Now York.
theuoe To distributed 10 the Eewuglnnd btater. As
vxs the practice when the Llis canal the only
Of between the -eabOurd.
ANY attempt Of ys Kind would sinpy be 20 abandon the
New England business 10 some XiSting road
new road would inc rltaby be constructed In order
u supply the demands of the hovLng gland states
direct rtdc. Tho SeWhnsland tra1c ~ tne NeuYOrk
Cenra Railroad (which said 10 constitute about per
cent vi IT, thrOus traej ~ increasing The volume Of s
total traffic. greatly reduces the cost OF transportation
and affords 10 New York City the advantages Of
| cheap transportation.
The report says that the interests Of the sea0oard oos
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-17

Ienrube bes Dabtneeihfebsnen LANCE,
Ianes. Nue beteten Spa Snbrunf init
unp oils Scbann li@ pom Ieinen &ntsn
erbpt uNo caS @sbet poIeneet rpar, %
mar es iiber IQr pie bsiltae E,Dfuna
pom Ohen 9cfommsn. Omar troptterl
Der Gbrdnen td!r bier. baIp "a nod
mande. aber IS tehrte nod. b%c[cnesrs
bur1 Sptann'S frdfttess, lalbungsSol'
les 3ureesn, aumdbli@ wteesr Derubi'
aun9 uno cine file Bebmutb in thre
traurieen Ssrssn eth, uno fe fanos1 tn
DinbIif auf eth pereinftses, frobed
@ierer1eben ben md@tiafen ErOf cen
ftdrtRsn 5alt in tbrsm S6mers.
llnp cie 6Ofnuns auf's 8ispnlsbsn
ecrt uben war li6er bsi ibnen feline psrs
febIte. @etreu Dem @unlde pss 8as
ters na6fcmmenp. lsbte Die GamiIte in
@Iauben. 6OfnunS unD Stsbe wie pei
Iiee lire Iaee babin. SObann. Der itG
Scn leinen Sberen pie @unf erbeten.
In SlOfsr In NoSarsib b!eibrn ~ Dir,
fen, Ysrfebrle tdelib nit csn Gstnen
unp frsute ftG an bielen 9utsn, Itsbsn
Seraen, pie rI einf 70 lei@tfnni9 Upn
ltd se1pBen. isgt Gbsr Die Mo5en.
Wuttsy Marta, na&pem fe nod MAN.
6eo 1h6ne Sabr In arsiie Der Ibrsn
;ugsttaGt IGbnte Eb binauf III tbrem
@atten unD 9ctaun ipetfe ou@ fie, mis-
CT &c bis eQbtn ldOn 10 oft eetbau, nit
Dem 9yoos res 9stsaa, sur Neg;sbruna
in bic Gpi3teit, erGdts ibr ris Iisosr,
treuen Iusen III unp bra&te fir tbrs
See!snrube cos bsiIiBhe MsbCpfsr ear.
Die ibriben IamiIienBIieper maatsn
een 9srfpvbencn ale gbre ano wureen
pom ben GinprbneTn I'm eansen Gtdrts
den eeIiebt, wie au6 ibre Stnoer uno
StnbsStincer, Die ouf Gem ShOeBs ces
YaterS SUbonne5 70 9erue laBsn, Ssts
uen Bari, per nit Ten 9abren iiIbers
rreis esworcen, 3upftsn, absr au@ tbre
erRsn @sbetGen bonn Ontsl 5obaun
Iernten. Sbre finDIi& wetden Geelen
fOrmte rer Mann @pttsS In ietnen 0ans
BEN wie wsi@ss @aGs, gang mad @bris
fl 6erssn uno wobl ieltsn bat cine Jas
miIie auf GrDen selebt pie 70 Elm @obls
9efauen 0OttsS une cine Sreuee oler
@uten par, aIS bic GamtIie pss pabin>
9sgangenen @Ieasar.
M6Gtsn yedt Sisls Gamilien oteler
@ctt pOblatfduisen na@freben.