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another evidence Of hfs remarkable rcrsatilIty
IN his pcTsonntion Of Sandy 4Nef}er, in whom
rous I'M ,nanl,oo' comSinsti viii, % fruitful smplie
lily anil tcnflcr aIIectEtnatencss. 3fiss Kitty
Blanchard ~ Billy I'tJrr has the part which
wins tho ny1npatl'ies "f tlte audience,
Her rcutfmcntat cxpiosfotlA are delivered
With dramatic propriety and effect. and the
pathetic lines and sltuatons w1'frh fall to her
share 1nsc nothing Ut their effectiveness tn her
hands. Mr.. I.t,u!s Aldr1ch cnacts the role uf
Chartet ha<ifrev, "thc Parson,". with . rough
strength antl carncstncss that throws the rfnr-
actcr Into bold relief. Miss Dora 1oldthwaitc
gives nnturnl and graceful picture Of tho
RcEoolmistress, aud the part assigned to hfr.
Vining itnwers r1i,tblted that atcrffng actor in
arc clearly and sharply defined, 30 that 1t snay
we'll lie questioned whether the piece could nut
t}e made tD sllosr tn advantage br q much In
feriof company than the ono nnw insisting Mr.
Rankin. "The uanitcs will be on the boards
ali this week.
, 1877-11-28

ITEMS.

ITEMS.
The General Superintendent OF the Lake
Shore Il Michigan Southern Railroad has In
structed the passenger conductors, brakemen,
car Inspectors, and others to look well 10 tho
ventilation Of tho cars on this lIAe. The ventt-
1ators In the ends, fricze, and ROOT Of the pas
scngcr-coarhcs must hereafter be kept open,
and should not he closed except by request OF
passengers, md never should all be elosed. II
a coach Is too cool with the rcntltators open,
tho hrc. Ia the stove should be urged rather
than to close the ventI1ators.
The fact that the Grank Trunk hallway has
fecuted cDntrnl Ut the .Chlcng0 II Southern
Hallway, md the probability that it Will also Sc
cure the Chicago & f.ake }iust,n Road, which
will rive It an independent outlet to Chscagn
alter constructing q connection hGtwccn tho
liucs. dtstaueo Of only forty-tIve miles, IL
causing considerable uncasfncee among the
this city. 1t ia npprchcndcl tlIat tho Grand
Trunk will give considerable trouble to the
trunk lines. A prominent manager Of MI East
eru road said yesterday that II the urantl Trunk
should 70 Into active competition with them,
sue!. q wur woufi be made 1ipvn It a. tn compel
It In short time To jotn the Eastern con,bina-
t,on.
The boys Of the Lake Shore Il Michigan
Southern and Chicago, Rock Island g. pactfic
Railroads were fasting ull dny Yesterday To lc
fully prepared fur the grand New England
Thanksgivtng dinner which ars. smith viii
seryu at tho dcpot ests,irxnt t0-Hnrruw.
It IL r1moresi that important changes In the
management OF the Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Railroad, formerly tho Chicago. Danyftto j.
Fiacenncs, will be made tn few days.
, 1877-11-28
"Irov DO yo,, all stand toward Miss Caryr

Chorus
"rLEAs4nrtr.e We ALLApxrHa HEn.n
'sAni the fr1cnlttcst feeling cxistsl'
Ctorus-"The i5iendlcst,"
"Say, dear bov, tlo You know that was an tln-
kind nttnrS Mtss Cary made upon mel Awfu!ly
urkEntl, don't yon know. Eco nc write letter
to her now, and, nv Jovc, I'll scnI It., too."
ARD NE iNEirED THE FOLLOWING NOTE:
CnIrAEo. Env. .1-afts CAHT: / And an inter.
view between yourself and d TnIhuxs reporter In
this mornings TnssUxE. portion Of which il de-
voted to ynnr hnntnlc servant, fFagret that m
article unklnd ae well nnJnat from Jnu should
have sppeafed In sypc to.dny: Truly yours.
CHAntRs 4. CHnHHY,
Treasurer Relfoyg. Cary Combination.
SNOW. sec mo mail It. You don't know me
set. and YOU might think wouldn't mail II;
Just watch mo nuw."
AND HE.MAlLED IT. ..-.,
ri have slono everything in thu world for !tfss
Cary" said Mr. strakoach, in conclusion:
"Whcu she wantc.l compartment II q car !
pail for fz-sf2. Yes. *l2. Think nf 1t, sl2.
paid right out. Now do this thing mp In good
shape. don't wan. . tow.. There aia't my row:
can't hare row. Fig It up In style, won't
you, aud see nc whcn como back.'
"say, dear hoy: don't put it down agent.
You're rnan and I'm man; put II down busi-
ness Elau-.h
, 1877-11-28

fhara f2nfo,. Nlss f.arr tont hrr ce1d the b{lis
nns,e.. 80 hsi III t,,sn 49, III and s,rrad
R,oe,cs,t oyrr 1 tho cuunfiy sro,,nh a,I liz rst
thot H. etrarn.nb ny Erow IF tt,c rot was ihn
Inr - H. .t'rsnrt Wit IL rss tnn intc Ia In
nny,htnv thon IN chang" thr nrnrratnmc. nnfi
.ic i,v i".t .osinm 90 rou m s,tr,, .hnrt
9t f,,r IN sanEG nvrrs,w: M usiv n IL" s, ~ ~
,n,,ci, ,,,rsMto ',scrt T,arogrnni, l., ths ctiect
t1'nt rnn33to ~ sin ~ trs,rcd cntl,i hare
th"tf n tn1,,.ov rof"n,,ci ~ thc hor.,ff,rr. Il
w".nf, in.ns}c1 .sv int ,hcrc was rea1jv m
nna't - !, r.. arsys,uiv tnnwa ti,n. i. Il ti,c
Hmnrican ~ t,ti,en. nl1yiicge In hnyo i,Ia nancy
rrfrntir,i IN tnso of cho1ae In the bilj, Anil
eS"rvhot;y o,,t therc ,,n'tcr.:oosi II a. vn,ti
ois1}v havc rct,nicd NM nj nur natrone fhctr
mnnnv A. tl,c horsof,}cc init mt me nj them
nrc.cntc,i 1in,.rif. !,
"Tbcn thc rrtiri4m Of Tho management como
Wholly from lin Onnl,n nsncrs. and mt frofn
thn o.;1fenrc ~ pHrN''
ii ,1ifIn,t t,car c+ xce n sn1,tnrv urumh1cr.
Everv;x.Iiv sno1nci ,rcii nto,snI1e nnttcc 4
stnicmcnt IN gn,,r nancr! "a rcflcr M tl,c state
mani III thn Omaha nnnrr-thnt Sffs. Carv Ind
t,cyer Willis ,fisa KnIlorr h0i and
TINT ti,n ,,ensfn wcrn tiSrcfrn noto a;,xjo,ls 10
Srar Sfiss Eary. stranger. linn Sflss KELLOGG.
WIN was mi \ nctr fnvnritn.
r,tx rntrrrt n
Tint pntthcr NJ the,n 1,a11 ercr anneorc.i there.
and thc .,esfre Il, i1ar one was II cn,Irao iust
a. great M the icstre IL hear tic ntbcr.ii
MMay mt thc nurstfnn Of sninry havo Ind
sourtiitru In o Win ill story Of tl3c nunrrcfT'
, 1877-11-28

spsetaf Dt,pnsca to The Chicago Tribune.
I}lsMAHcE, p. T., Nov. 27.-Company A.,
Eleventh Infantry, Capt. Whitner, arrived 10
1ay from Fort Custer. The march was go
miles III twenty-five days. The company will
march from hero 10 Cheyenne Agency, oi5 mics
distant. 1t Is bad weather fos the boys. Tho
oil day, but tho Northern Pacific trains ilatle
good time.
Passengers in from Dcalwood tonight report
q trau Of 800 1n,lians going s0uth, but no fur
thcy trouble.
There were 950,00 Ia the stage treasure box
that tho indians captured last Friday, and were
too lazy to curry oil.
, 1877-11-28

rhe sealpIng fraternity male further efforts
yesterday to make arrangements With sonlo of
tho Eastern passenger uEents BY which they
could continue their tFattlr; but thc ratlroa1s
aro determined to carry out tho agreement to
tho letter, and aEe redeem!ng the tickets now
IN tho hands Ut outssds purified - fast a. pos
s!blr. The scalpers arc demanding $as.s5 for
the sccond-class tickets now tn tleir lailds, u
this il the full rate Vt Unlimited tickets. But
thu iiG,itcd tickets VI thl4 class xrs only $lU,
and tilerctosu souls Of tbs roads arc unwilling
to paY tnoro tLau ttis a.uouut. As thr scalnfa
purchased their tickets at E14 aud 'less, thia
amount will give tuun handsome pront, but
they s3p holding out for tho former rate, a. this
Is their lsst chance 10 turn an honest dollar. Il
u understood that tho segular raie Vt sccond.
glaS8 tlckets will b. reduced to SIG In q day ol
two, which will foscn them to Alspoae of theil
Stock 1T this kate.
, 1877-11-28

Snw ORLEANS, Nov. 97.-Gen. Q. T. Beaurc-
cnrl talcgraphetl lien. J. g. Barnard to-day as
follows: "Spent yesterday anl su-day with
Capt. Ends witnessing the operations and test!ny
results VI the drcdgc-boat Baylcy. Saw 11,:5tRj
cubic yards removed from the lrrst Ut tlr Lar
by her In sixteen hours md ten minutes wurk-
lng time. eountlugs thow very satisfactory
rc.utta,tt
, 1877-11-28

RacAsslfF R<pFE&s
1t ID we'll known that tbs far-famed canvas
bacE duck u tue Chesapeake dcrtYts tts deli
catu u1l peculiar kayor from the yaliscueria, or
wild celery, on which It feeds In those waters.
An Intelligent agr!culturist lias turned tat4
knowledge To useful account by coopinC anl
feeding t!.o cotumon douleAtlc duck upt'n tue
OF two before killing them, which +. said to
greatly improvs their hayor, md altogether d.
stroy thu rankuesa which Is gcncrally OH
aervahlo In tbs bar1ryar.l fowl. The plan IL
worthy Of trial u hoss Tiu4,tA. /.
, 1877-11-28

St<e1n. nsoateA TO 5ae CaIrado tribune.
FoRT WArsE. Ind, Nov. T.-The body Of a
tramp called Whitley Dan, whic1. was buried
yesterday, WAS taken up to-day. and the
Coroner has begun an inquest. 1t is thought
that Whitley Dan was thrown, from bridge near
this tity last friday night BY other trau,ps, thus
receiving Ills deatsi-wotads. liz was f0und bs
the t1,tre that night ncar the bridge, and taken
to d hospital, wtlers hc lied Saturday night.
The supposed murder will bc thoroughly In
yestIgatal by tue Coroner.
, 1877-11-28
MAN.

fcn WEISS GAR NIGHTS.
"And what do you know about the story Of
4 quarrel between Kellogg and Cary, Mr.. stra-
kosch1" said tho reporter 10 the great impress
sario as he stood In front Of Tho Palmer House
counter inqurlnR for Ills nail.
"Vat do knowf Wy, my dear Sir, know
nottIng at all about II. It's Just desc news
papers vlcfs have aot up do story tobreak up my
magnificent trouoo. aiecs Kellogg and Mccs
Cary quarrcll All, It is prcpostcrots. w dry
quarre1t Won is d soprano, and Won Is q COLI
tralto. Each Is supcrb in her spherc,-unerccl-
1ed,-and w shou1a ley quarrclf''
"Ah, ITO, my dear sir" l,o added, with that
nlmttablc shrug, and with his voice raiacti 10
wl,nt would be tho equivalent Of 4 above the
etail, "dcro's nottlng in It. 1t is all yon grand
mistake. w, IT'S like dis WY: dcre can be no
Jealousy between fife md .lrum, basso and
tenor, Strakoscll and Bismarck. soprano anil
aitn. boy do different thtnge, bnt each ia rtHki
in Itself. noy hare different spheres, aud cacll
Is best In Ills Or l,cr place."
"Whut about that little difference OF opinion
in San Frnnelscol Anything III that''
There Has another shruG, another elevation
ns the quick, nervous, yo'tblc manager replied:
aAH, pRnx WAS NOTING or DAT.
yas on DO ttnge and ! heard noting at NIL.
W. maybe Won sass, ven dey ret through the
Il satg dat right Nnw. who Is to Judge ylci,
vas right IN duett yich vas sung trio mouths
agoa'
And as Afax put tho conundsum he stood OIL
for about tho space Of three feet and looked tie
reporter IL, tho eyes. Coming closer. tic Eaye
Rliother sflrug of his shoulders, MP went the
eyebrows nn.l tho yo!ce, and tic following be-
cat,lc l!attngulshabc:
:" All, 4 il ali von grand mistake. Derc IS
perfect harmony In my troupe, and Il Is do
press wich Is trying tn make tic people bclfcvo
tlerc IL qlarrc, and ~ break up io troupe.
II would ba fcry disastrous to me now II such
should bo do result. All mir engagements for
de season aro rnntlu for desu two ladies to ap-
pear together aud would bo In fiery bad Tx,
as you cln SIC, II dcse papers you'd break up
dc combination. Oh, M, 1t should not be-"
The reporter assured tho proprietor OF the in.
tmitub'e shrug that THE TainuNE Ind no desire
to break lin lip, or do anything Of tAt sort, but
that 1t was merely Investigating tho story start
cd by certain Oalaha papers solely with desire
for news.
"Vcl', my Young friend, }" was tue reply, "I
Wish you would let dis matter drop by saYlnT
| dero Ia TO quarrel between desc two cstiHlab1e
ludIcs, aud Dat lerc Is perfect harmony in tle
| wlule troupe. You must excuse INC now, for /
must dine and 70 to do conccri."
And the great lmprcasarlo bctook himself Ia
Ills o'clock ulluEr.
, 1877-11-28

spt1a. Etstasca to Tse taieaoo Tribune.
CAntlNyILLE, ILL.,. Nov. T.-Thc grrnt tcm-
pcrancc movement inauGnrated in this CITY has
srrcad to tho hetQhl,o.tny cities Of Bunker
It'll. l;lsarI, aud vtrdctl. and IL gathering
Ia the President OF the Society In this s1ty,
which now numbers nearly 1,0O0 who wear tic
royal purple bulge.
, 1877-11-28

III WAS NEVER MORE sunrntsED IN MT LIFE,
my dear fellow, than was this morning." said
Charley Crosby, the treasurer Of tho Kellogg
Cary combination, to urie Of TIE TRIBUNE stall
who called upon him ut tic Palmer House yes
teElaY noon to learn wtnt be knew about tho
alleged milf between tho two ladies' Of TINT
troupe, ns we'll as wllat In the world tflss Cary
lad against him TINT slic should alludo to lin
as a s'retancr," anil leave tho impression that
be had been trying TO create 1isscnsfons between
the great soprano und thu favorito contralto.
~ was never moro surprtscd," ho continued,
ethan when read In your paper this morning
Miss Cary's unjust and tlnkind renlarks about
your humble servant. When I went to tho
c!garstau4 to get MY paper, tho boy greeted
mo with this strange remark: Il -scs
they're gtyin' you devil OF q racket,
Mr.. Crusby,t-ycs, ho used tho word
racket tn, very positiye Of that. "a racket
thought /; 'Ohi they've beca going for mt On
general princ!pIcs,' We'll, opened tte paper,
fuoked through its collimEs 80 fraught With In:
tcrcst to q paloltatlng, nows-losing world. aud
struck my eye. 1t might bc wllnt | was after.
read on, and, In the coltrdc Ut INV rcaltng,
calnc across tf!esu sentences, plrt>urttnE to
culanatc from hty* Cary's lips: y don't hcsi-
cnosnY IN PARTICULAR.
think he Ia equal to tho settling nIoat OF any
klnl OF rnnlor which Au Imagined might lniuTe
lnc. l,ayo ITO lonbt that he Or Sonic other re-
tuner started tits story In Onlaha, thinking to
ercato ii, unfavorabtc impression agatlst iNc lll
tllu public m!n1.' Crosby III phttictllnr,' said
!. 'What tho devil has Crosby ln particular
low, don't you eco ilas IL Is for tny interest, as
treasurer u this troula. ns stIanager fur Mlsa
Kellogg anu Mr. stFakosch' to scc thas harmony
i, o,ti n.,rt nt,,1p saat, so snf1 tho rc-
, 1877-11-28
SUICIDE,

Rotctat Dtsposca 70 7As CAfca5o Tribune.
DETnotr, MIci,., Nor. 27.-The wife Of
Samuel II. Stcrls killed hessclf last evening By
taking arsenic. Houe three weeks ago she
undo desperate attempt to kill her husband
witt, an nx because 4o went TN prolonged
sprec4 She Ia supposed to I've insans.
, 1877-11-28
RELIGIOUS,

sp+cfaE DtspdfcA 10 The Chicago TRIBUNE.
RocK Island, ILL.,. Nov, 97,-Thc Rock Island
County sabbath-School Convention, In session
for three daya, closed It's labors Tonight.
Thcre has been rood attendance. Tho reports
show niucty sabbath schools, in the county,
With membership of 7,100,
, 1877-11-28
FINANCIAL.

CisclxyAT1, O., Nov. a7.-Thc creditors OF Z.
Kinney Il Co., bankers. wllo recently suspended,
ut meeting this afternoon elected two Trustees
to act With Mr. Kinney in tho adjustment anl
settling ol tho FIRMS ntlairs. a report vRs
lnude showing ASSETS an,piy suttlcient to cover
all liabilities II judlciously managed.
, 1877-11-28

Exv YoaK, Nor. 27.-At the election today
for Directors OF the Erie Railway Company, the
old Board Ia t4yor OF the reconstruction scheme
aud Of RaseIysr Jewett.s policy vas elected br
votes sepresentluxs over SS,ooO,00 EoEth ol
stsck. Williams, o1 the opposition. sad kesttct'
, 1877-11-28

Ihaa twetve strokes Of paralysis. Ny LEG, arm.
.rt ts,nvue wefa u.olcagt was obliged tu uau CATH
ofsr sssfy 1a5. d. Giles. Ltnilacnt lodldo Of
A,nmanIa has cured me; VIII answes any inqnl.
ArrELI, Now Isaafura. Ct For salo BY Ill drug.
ls3HtA-
, 1877-11-28
THE COLORADO STONE NAN.

Sbfcfui DIfp1feh 70 7ae CAlcu3o 5Yi6HHt.
BnlnaRpoHr, Coun., Nor. .7.-Your article
last Thursday Is founded on n Misrepresentation.
own no Interest In the Colorado stune n,nn,
except On future conditions, of which / send
you particulars by tnnfl. L. T. BANIux.
, 1877-11-28

through which the human yotco lsBucs, should
ncves bseomo rusty. To keep tho terth FOREVER
free frou, tcntsh, to render their decay talpossi-
lie. il IL unly saa1y " use Fragrant sox1dunt
it II antisepttc and sppryMuly wholesome.
, 1877-11-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

UNCffN NE EF9HIVISIg FKIWVf
QuEExsrowN, Nov. Craftsmanship Marathon,
from Hoston, tas arrived.
Moylt.LK, Nov. e7.--Arrived, steamship Ethio-
pla, fro1n New YORK.
kEw YoHK, Nov, a7.-- Arrived, steamer
Scythla, FROM Liverpool.
, 1877-11-28
THE RAILROADS.


THE SOUTHWESTERN RATE ASsO-
CIAT1OS.
Tho meeting OF the Managers and General
Freight Aocnts ~ N. roa1s Lolonolno IN i'm
as'4,'"..'ss. psu..,,,ss Vi s'at..,4... ..,snt' .
eouthme'lcs" 7aA'oa'l "a'e hssoe'atio', tn'u9n
In continuous 6css!on from 10 o'clock III tho
morning uhttl otclorls IN the evening, did not
stcreel in settling tho difficulties from whtcl,
s1,o r1 ho, ,,o. nfyor1n1 .rco n, ren,,,, ,,,y..
NV w.. "A' ose'' ..o ''' ~,
tto1i. ihe principal feealc1tfant, rho "aoash
Koad, was not represented At all, but .te Gem
cral Freight Aryuts Of the Missouri, Kansas L.
Tcx,s. lin Nit.u,r1. Tcros n Pacific. fI,, Mia.
80. f,tn 1s'os 60. :. 1.'.,s "s ..s
soun h!se1' fost ocott ~ "u'i' aHa one OF t"o
other roads, who came In coutaet Win Tie nf.
ranXcmcnts VI tho Missouri Htver pool, west Of
tht. Ms.orf River. WIRE nretent toli*ten to nron
n.ftians fnat,ng tawor,s t,,c ..ttlcnrn, ~ IL,
rs.os ,'s. 'o'ns Ao"eue ~. oss y. t',o
ulthcatles 10 lar a. lucy we're eo"eefhea'
The discussion In rcEarl to the dotnEs OF tito
Wabash wns lopK aud animated. during which
u vox as.pr,c.l iv tim rcnrr,rnsnttvo If Tho
IIannltmI A n. lie and otlier cs,,,Icctnr lJnes
thof tie managers ri ttc WotnsI1 j,ott sf0ngrI
a Trti1nrncss fn rnnnrf,u,fsc thp ,liftir;,1ties
Thn unsIot o9 thc tlisru,sinn W.. that co,n-
,niftrr ,raa nnnojnfrfj. ri whrh Nr. Hnt,l, Till
Iin IL III" t.hairmar. 10 s.e II m arrangement
rsu ts, made viii, lie u,nnarcrs uf tho Wntasl
hv which thc disuatsous compciftit,n con be
, 1877-11-28
ehs Has Great Affection for Miss Cary
Who Told an Awful Fib.
4, ThIuts Hsst highly of Hiss CarI...Nhass
Csnaaet Kas Simply Outrageous.
II. Crosby Cannot Understand Why He
Should Be Called a Retainer.
CLARA LOUISE.

Qu"'.. ".i' 20 ,-.,, ...s
"Qusrrell'' oroee m aits' neno9e' WY
vel have 1ost oecn ta'A,"e "poa. "nas -, pess a,,
mt girl sae H. anu no" muen 'aa 'u'
mtkes- ~. Ga.
w nnt lua''s., 'n'eA'"p'01 "A'' "''"
kosca, "'n on4s.
"Wny' ny ueaF ooy' oon't 5oa kao" "o".
don't Jou feaif' upon my "o,u, wv ~ "t5
detf ieno"- suk9estco 1na1'ey o.oe"' :.,.
""e mover naa qnas1e'' eon''ua'o 't'''
ke!ogsi wv nesstI r, -. T. ,. v.r.
"ol cou1se hot, cl"'neo II. -n's' nc"okk
sas1n' "Jou mover uao Qu.'se. "'sn va, ~ o..,
my deaf' Why eH' qIa'1ei pe,"cs" asop.ano
ana eoputo "As a1.s' "I".u W, W.! 49," 49,.
than between Tenor anu a paf!tone' Ut oaso
drum and q coronot. Why, the Idea Of quar-
ri Is most ridlculous]y impalpablc."
MAnd that ia what t;e,tohta TuE TntDuyE,s
.,.aatad d"u thn tn,erview.r ..rn, .l,cro nrc
safgessea LEU ai'et tse"el ut Nnsu
tome statements OF fact here That Ought to be
straIRhteued out, Jou know. AZ, for instance,
M,,s Cary saye. sfdon't hesitate to say that her
,".e. ~, 49, ,,,;gn, ho 1reat,y tn,nroveI'-rro.hv
..,ln H'nue,s n1S ~ ~ : s.a,,,a ill., ~ ~ H.
IN particular now "ou'u 't*o W hsA sls'
Crosby In what particular lo might be I'M
porell"
asIs ae..1 ,,a,, oa't .a ~. nsnnor ] .or, ~
oen oo5' tou AA"" ~ 90. |Ao
ths 70. me- a to 10y, you kno" don't really
~ anut. Mr. Crosbv. .ho continues, saving, II
talnk 20 IS equal 10 inc sel.'ag % enoas o. a'ls
hnd Of fnmof WINCH he imae'hao tnlens 'n1of'
me- Is that tsue1"
>.nn. t nn.wer . the he question: @ do YOU consider
a.'s",. ', .'..,,s 80 aa,s..' ~ ,.isas,,
yourself oaua! 70 anyth'oR OIL inc K1ua'"
"No, don't. I'm not' never Was cqaal
10 It, my dear boy; mover was. never will TIC.
- tl.,Sb In
, 1877-11-28

Tho New York Tribune reports growing
troubles between the Eastern railroads. 1t
states that repeated efforts have been mule By
tho managers ot leading Western ruada TO de-
eide upon an apportIonmcnt Ut cast.oound
traffic, simllLr 10 the schcuv adopted last June
by tho trunk lines. Ono df tho prIucipa1 OBJ
jccts Of the meetings II, Now York fow weeks
ago was to form u pool on eastbound freight,
mud the question was to be brought VI, again at
O p,ectng ot Western managers iu Chicago last
week; but II Is known TINT Il tho matter waB
discussed nothing wus complished. proml-
ucnt railroad officials say tlla scheme Is mprac-
tteabte wtleru there arc 10 many railroads. Mean.
time, cutting east-bouRd freight rates con.
tfnues. The well known contract with thu sllers'
Association oi u. Louis last summer cost tho
1atroala $40,000 to canect, feyau-twelfths being
charged tu Habash a,sd tta connections. 5itnl-
lar cOatEacts were made With furthwcstert
sslppcss, and have no: eeeh Cancelled. Ths
cagu bY rail Is brought at 20 cents per barrel, Or
81 ceuts per 100 pounds, whlu tho scftedulo rats
ID ~ cents per lO0. Tlu.su contracts do not 81.
uire until July, and Il ls estimated by leading
ToDaero aud .otton from Louisville aud the
southwest ase also belng brought East
considerably lcs: than schedule fases
week 70 guafsaise shipment Of lo,oJo bushels
OF vtuits daily 3roiu tho West to shIs
city, from Dec. ! to April !, at the sste, ot
eight cunts per 100 pounds less than sha tc4eslule
ralc prevailing frltn day to-day. Cotuplan.s
u1s tlalo thnt established rates to thu West
aru not maintained, when each Ut tho trunk
ilucs ca,a securu only Its proportion o. West~
bound freight. cannot understand TUG oo.
ieet 0f euttinx rates." remarked prominent
fullroal President, "unlesa II Il t'e intontson
10 break the Juno compact ut m carly day."
There Is no doubt, however, that fEeia4s u r.
, 1877-11-28
.EGETlNE.
VEGE. !NE.
GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN.

Ho<1os ltoYE, II TYtEM-sr.,
Bosrok, April, 1870
II. n. stnvcn@: 0
Dear Sir: Wo feel thas the children IN onr homo
hnse been greatly brnchtctt bv fhe FeSrt,ns yuu
eve 70 kindly glfrn from time 10 time, espucal
II thuse troubled r'fth TIM Ectofula.
With respect. .
Mns. n. wonMEL1, Mattou.
, 1877-11-28
VEG E'EINR~
VE0ETINR~
VEGEIINE..

NNV "a +. 1VU1VW "RlTE6E
178 BAIrlc-s1., naoox1rs, N. T.,l
Nov. IA, 1874.
II. r. Gtcvens, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir: From, pcreouaf hencht received hy IT,
nse. ~ we'll as from personal knowledge Of those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost rnirAcu-
Ions, can mort heartily and sincerely recommend
the teXctno for the complaints which It Is claimed
to cure, JAMES p. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Dapt!st Church..
9acFAmeuto, Cal.
, 1877-11-28
VEGE7lNE
REV. o. r, WALKER SAYS:

PROVIDENCE, X. l., 10f TnANbiT.sT.
II. H. stevens. ESQ.,:
feel b,und to c1nrcss with my signature tho high
vhlue place upon your tcgetne. Ny family 1Invo
ased It tor The last two Jcar4. IN utfsuua debility
It Ia Invaluable. npt recommend II u nll whit
may need an inytsoras!ng. renoyat!n3 Ionic.
... q. 4. WALkEfL
FormeE1y Pastor Of Dosdoin. .Square Church,
Boston.