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M ARSHAI NEY

THIS fine Tro:ting Stallion will make a
season at the Agricultural Fair Grounds
near Rel Air, commencing June 25th. He will
arrive on Monday and leave on Wednesday
morning of each week.
MARSHAL NEY is by Mambrino Pilot, rec.
ord 2 Pin, out of Lady Waltemyer, who trotted
in go Marshal Ney himself has not been
trained for speed but can beat $50.
Parties who have made arrangements for, or
those wishing to procurehis services will please
call Mt once, as the season is advancing. For
further particulars and pedigree apply at the
Grounds, or address the owner,
G. w. COCKEY,
je22-4t All w. Baltimore st., Baltimore,
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BEL AIR, June 12th, 1877.
TTNDER the Act of 1868, chapter 1913,
" this county is entitled to Free Schol-
arship, Gncluding board and text books in
the st. Mary's Female Seminary.
This Scholarship will he filled on the fourth
Monday of July, (23d,) by competitive ex-
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WOOL.

TNlIE Highest Market Prices paid for
WOOL, at the Dry Branch Wooden Mills,
Hartford county.
my1S-3m* Ii. G. SCHILLING.
, 1877-04-27

Turkey was very courageous aud impudent
SO long as she supposed that Russia would
mot fight; now that tho Russian 1ogions hare
crossed hor frontiers, tho Sick Man cries out
to Europe for help, and Expresses his con-
viction that "tho friendly Powers, tzus to
tho feeling Of benevolent intent which they
have never ceased to manifest to tie Otto
man Empire, will soizo this opportunity to
arrest the outbreak Of great war, thus spar-
ing these countries the painful cxtremities
with which they arc threatened, and Europe
hersolt the trouble and danger resulting from
q conflict between two States,-a conflict Of
which tho Sublime Porto can Justly repudi-
ats the ontirs responsibility" Tho CRY
comes too Int. Tho war might hare been
arrested at euy time during the past
year, but ha rejected every opportunity
with contempt. BY the signing Of
The protocol, and the rejection Of
It by the Porte, tho Powers rologated
Turkey to har punishment, and with that
punishment there will be no interference
10 long a. Russia confines herself to tho
business on hand. II there is anything
more tmpudent than tho manner In which
Turkey rejected every overture for pence, 1t
ts her present outcry to Eurol g to stop the
wnr
, 1877-04-27

SAu RANDALL was very conhdent, week
or two ago, Of his ability, first, TO secure tho
Democratic CAUCUS nomination for Speaker
Of tho next House, and, second, to unite the
Democratio vote for his election. IAtterlY,
however, ho Ia not go certain Of being bis
own successor. Tho candidacy Of Mr. Mon
arsos, Of Illinois, which WAS at first thought
to be tender to some bigger craft, now ap.
pears to be entiroly in earnest; and II Mr.
MoRnrsoN should discover later On that
ho cannot command the votee neces-
cary to elect him, It is said
he will not cast hts strength for
RANDALL. Tho latter seemed to be weak in
the South, whero he Ia opposed by some
members on tho scoro Of his high tariff doc
trines, by others because OF his opposition 10
projected measures for Southern improve
ments, and by the fow obatruohonista aud
implaeah1es on account Of hin rafusal to Join
In the conspiracy to defeat tho Electoral
count. Moreover, Sunset Coz has boon care
fully culivating the good graces Of the
Southern Democrats Of late, md thoro Ia no
telling what promises be may have male
and received.
, 1877-04-27

$1.eO, and oil Tie way back, within the space
Of two days. The fact scemed to bo entirely
ignored that, when it reached $3.50, WHEAT
was really highor than 1t had evor been be-
foro. Il il truo that 1t ones sold ns high a.
$3.50 during our own vaz, but this Was whom
gold WIS worth two md nearly threo times
A. much as geonbacka. Now that the gold
dollar is worth but few cents mora than
the greenhack dollar, wheat at $3.50 bush-
81 is higher than 1t ever was. Perhaps II
was gleam Of something Of this kind that
caused 1t 70 go back yesterday at a rate which
e4ualed tho adTanco of the day before.
This sort Of speculation will do tho coun-
try no good. 1t is only the revival Of bad
habit that Will be followed by precisely the
same consequences In al1 eases. It is tho re-
ne"a of debauch, common enough Bono
years ago, which Will bring on headaches and
hoartaches. Tha country will derivo no bcn-
eAt from 1t. Tho material advantage TO tho
American people OF this foreign war will do.
pend upon its duration, and the consequent
foreign demand upon American production
and industry, but this speculative mania
Will mako the material disadvantages
apparent from tho AERt. Flour al
roady costs sl.60 per barrel more to
tho consumer than 1t ooat a few weoks ago,
and other commodities will follow In tho
samo direction. The farmors, having parted
with tho bulk OF thofr 1875 crop, will got no
Immediate bonefit from the Increased prices,
and tho "r may bo over before they will be
able to roallze on their crop OF 1877. Mean-
while, the cost OF living viii have been In.
creased 70 all BY the speculative oxcitomone,
and tho do!lnr which ts earned In actual serv-
Ice will not be worth as much to tho man
who WORKS fnt 1t. but WhoH6 compensation
, 1877-04-27

Rooms. Dccppan&s.
i. CHARTER OAK LlFK Insurance Deptt,)
?. TO RENT.
3. aUsTlN l. WALLACE !. T. DALE.
4. DuEnER WATCH.cAsE lLAN'F'o CO.
9. ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
q. TO RENT.
7. HENRY LuEnNEn
8. WIN. c. DOW. 4. j. BROWN. ". ROBBINS.
o. WRIGHT 4 TrnftELL.
TO CHATTER OAK LIFE tLoan Dept)
1i.13. FAtRCII1LD + BLACKsiAE.
1t.15. JAMES M010AN. II. ". BRIDGE.
10, HENItY Z. sEELrE ". .. COOPER,
II. II. D, HARDIN.
1910. D. X. pEAt,sOSa 4 CO.
70. TO 1tENT.
n. o. L. BAsKIN 4 co.
=. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
-. EDlrOH-lN.ClElEF.
~. MANAGING EDITOR
n. ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
20. L. c. EAHLE.
II. ". !. BARNEY L CO.
~. WILLIAM HROss.
n II. F. S0nCKoss. j. r. .McE1DoWNEY.
20. KEppAT1l LyCEuM BUREAU.
81. COMMERCIAL EpiTOR-
u. n. ". DEXTER
H. GEO. L. THATElfER A. F. STEVENSON.
as.-N18HT EDITOR.
III. c1TY EDITOR.
oiF1cea IN tho building to rent b7 Y. c. DOW.
.f,oom 8,
, 1877-04-27

What especially irritates the House ab.
aentees is tho fact TINT Tux TRIBUNE cone.
spondent, bolng Committee clark, did not
disobey Instructions aud suppress the evi-
donco Of their lelinqueucies; that, In othor
words, he did not accept tho clcrkahip ~
bribe, but held himself FREQ to tell the truth,
no matter who might happen to be tho suf.
fesera, II lie lad served the Committee o.
suppressor Of unpleasant facts with half she
seal he served thu newspaper he represents,
aothing would have beun heard about tho
.lerkslip,
, 1877-04-27

INA Chicago PRODUCE markets wcto ss.lvs md
excited yesteFday, but most Of them woEo weak
sfter tho opening. bcss pork clotel b0e pet brl
lower. at $40. % askud for May null SIG. 17,kD
10 20 for Jnns. Lard closed 12Hc per loo NJ
!awer, At $40. 1o&t10 .11h for Mar md $40. :..MQ
TO- Is for June. Meats closed hc lower, It Gsic
pss for iooso shoulders 10 for do short ribs, and
84c for do short clears. fiighwnes wcro ffrner,
ut 81. usa1. 0oss pos gallon. Flour was active and
dfsH. Wheat cto*cd 414sc lower, It 81. soy for
ataJ and Il. 10 for June. Corn cloactl 10 lower,
At h5hc for May and oac Tor June. Oats closed
1}sc lower. at 4oc for May and <1Hc for juno. Rya
wa. buoyans nt 0l105Hc. Dssloy was2c hizhoE,
8o4e8oc. 1ioga were quiet, and l5120c lowcr,
closing at 81, 25Gb5.75. cattla were dull aud 1Oc
lower. solllng At 81. 0oGs5. 10. Shosp wcso un.
changed. Ons hundred doltaEs In gold would buy
$l00 Ueh In grccnbacks ut the close.
, 1877-04-27


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~ cotton wonIa ~ ofFsot. M % sns ~ - .,,n a,gars
an. nar. throo. .fon-,h. - " oant a. 1n-.,t
ronta nav 40 nm cant ,,,oher ,vaa.s nth.r
;.ama ~ cost 1,.irg ovan ,rho % 1900. 49, T.,
Fnn,.ra ona ,ho r,n;t,d p,oto. Avn 20 NV,
3,aa,.nt NJ .ha p.;.i,,. s,sn.,s.s..,..xt..
tbc a,,van,ooo NJ oxannt;on from ta-a,,on
rn,,,,n1 ;,,so..s w. ,n,,.,.;,.1 49, n...s,,.,
ta,oa o;thor ~ r.toa avc,so ~ tsr;e or tha
mnchino-v m.tor;ola ~ ,rocne.os ~ 1oonn,
f.ct,,,a ~. ~, w. oo,;,s a,,s1. -. f,,a...ad
willis thu Amoricnn. novs heovv dntiaa
an tbn so1o.nsh. l1o.ching novdet. ,,ruoa
dvoa. and cham,co1a ,,aed IN hta,ch;no ,,vo.
inc. md printing. tho r,nol,ab monnfsct,rer
nava pona 4 var1.w,da yah,;c of The f.;r
, 1877-04-27

refused to permit It to DO made up officially,
Tho record, however, Is not faulty unless It 10
that It fails to tell the wholc truth--t gives no
account Of The actual number OF days eaeh
member has been wholly absent from, Ills seat,
which in many cases would avcrnRo fully ono
half the time. TnE TRIBUNE would gladly f,avo
printed for tho information of tts readers sum
naEY Ut thu cali Of the House cach morning
upon being called to order by the Speaker, but
einco no such call IL allowed no perfect
record Of their shortcomings Is available: thcrc-
fore NC nuet be content with surh information
~ the absentecs arc unable ~ withhold from
tho prcts.
Concerning The charge tllat ths correspondent
Of The TRIBUNE has drawn pay throughout the
session rs clerk Ut several npuse Committees,
and las not performed the services required of
him In that capacty,-wc hare to say that the
editor Of this paper wss not aware that tho cor
respondent WAS serving In tho capacity metz
toned, OF In amy capacity whatsoever snrc a
correspondent uf TnE TRIBUNE. It appears,
however, that his services gave entire satisiac-
tlou to tho respective Committees up to tic
time Of the publication Of tho names Of tha al,-
seutecs; and 1t therefore follows, either that
tho Committeeman have been dcrclict In their
duties in not sooner the fact that their
clcrk Was not earning bis pay, or else tlnt tho
who!e matter Of 'tho Committee e]erkshIp Ia
now brought forward out Of revenge aud spite.
In my event, the shHcking shlrkers will not
s,tccccd in livertfng public attention from thcr
own outrageous neglect Of tho peoples inter-
eats In any such way. They wern elected by tho
pcoplc-the correspondent was not; thoy are
responsible 10 tho people for the disgraccfut
fdIcncss which has sienaltzed the present Legas.
lnturs over all its predecessors. and no exlibf.
, 1877-04-27

It ia reported IN Eastern papers that cx-seo-
ator LooAk Is organizing an opposition to tho
President Ia tho West to act In harmony with
an alleged movement Of similar kind sn-
gtocored by BLAINE In the East. We do uot
credit the report, aud bulleye It to ta without
basis but Should It be true, II Joux viii devote
"two weeks !" to 4 study Of the Doctrine Of
Probabilities, he will throw up tho project with
as much avidity ~ that with which tho whale
elected JONAH.
, 1877-04-27

The European war nows thus far hns but
little Of actual war In Il, ii NE except an un-
confirmed report from Turkish sources that
tho Russians have met = rovcssc on tho
Asiatio frontier, resulting in loss Of 300
men to tho invaders. The Russian legions
nro pouring In over The RossmAniau border,
mud the-s .-o LOW between 80,0 and 10O.-
coo OF theso troops wall advanced To-
ward tho Danube. Ono account intimaesa
that body Of tho invaders has even creased
that liver In the vicinity OF Gladova. All
reports concur in tho prediction that the
several Rusaian corps now moving SOUTH
ward havo q common destination, which
Is boligvod to DO In tho vicinity of
Galatz, fifty miles or moro from tho point
whero tho Danubo emptioa into tho Black
Sea- All Indications seem to point to this
locality as tho probable soene Of tho first great
batue. 30 far as tho Turkish provinces arc
known 10 have Expressed THAR preferences
regarding the approaching contest, thero
is little or no sympathy for tho
Ports, aud, though considerable aid waa
expected from this source, thero Ia no pros
pccs that sheso expectations will bo realized.
Roumania is holding aloof, with disposition
10 kide openly with tie Russians, Servia
"arna the Porta that the occupation of her
to1Etory By tho Turks will DO tho
signal for open rupture, and tho
Grecian isiands arc becoming reatiye,.
threatening To throw OF their allegianco.
Upon the whole, Turkey, with two powerful
Auaalan armies threatening hor from tho
can't aud north, aud With hor provinces cut
spoken in thois hato Of tho Muasulmau, has
. dark future before her.
, 1877-04-27

Since the terrible scenes attendant upon ths
hanging Of sTERL1aa II Youngstown, O., last
Saturday, number Of pspera demsnd what
they call "scalrold REFORM" II they would
but think minute they would sce that It Il
tupoas'ble for murderer to itse up 10 ths bat
ot such platforms.
, 1877-04-27

Who !s W. II. PA1a1xRa We know that hls Ia
the address tu which the liou. u. y. WApn
wEoto his late letter. But who IL he IN scality9
Tie New York Tribune suggests that tho ua1ne
IA q ssoa ii PLUMB. No matter. Whether PAINT.
Ra or not, he has been hrtEat enough to draw
the 3ro of the retirod warrior.
, 1877-04-27

Tho chap who wrltes paragraphs for tho
Jour1sa@ evidently thinks he Il serving an ap.
premiership With IN undertaken, and he Is not
Tar from right. HewoulI make fortune whcrt
"h!rod mourucrs " ale 10 fashion. tlecould fur.
nsh gloom enough to tons down the funeral
of departed mptber-tn-law.
, 1877-04-27

The TO. " solid x1alnst tho President this
morning. Il |. toQu4 W bare rsyxnxs fos nos ~.
cnsaG / second dut1cu.-E<snIa9 FoJf,
The ltoxs 1ncxns a third vltiro-tle Penston
Agency for the Ieec3ye1, N1xos, "a HAN aud
PALMER are already provided With the Ap-,
ptsi&etslip und Possibilities.
, 1877-04-27

The trouble with BLAINE Ia that Le 1as lt7ed
ID Pine country 20 long hc doesn't know how
to show his friendship for anybody except By
"giying 'cm tar" lie mcana all right,
f1,nf,p1,
, 1877-04-27

Mr. MoopT tells the Boston people that he Il
not after their inonoy but their souls. That
announcement will discourage them, "a thcy
have heretofore cnsried their own Insurance on
fhctF en1u1a
, 1877-04-27

The "wtt" Of the 10. says he would bc
great deal tannIsF II he could get money enough
tu puy I'LL boar.l.blll. Even the few readers Of
Ast paieS would do we'll to LIT collection for
tbs poor fellow. 1t would ealiyen even ths
e<tltoE VI tho 10. to get hls salary 10 dAts. =
, 1877-04-27

Gcn SHERIDAN wants the Indiaus tn become
nation OF hcrdsmeu. but how aro they going
to got horses and mules to herd, II the troops
arc taken awayt
, 1877-04-27

VIII the President please to consider that Il
Will require jtu able-bodfcd mcu tu bo left in
Ohio, Just to "movc tho crops''t
, 1877-04-27

Tic fa1seGtos Of the rear guard Of tho Repub-
ltean party arc singing solemn sougs lust now.
They bolleve themselves tho psalm-sons Of tho
period.
, 1877-04-27

The war editor Of tho 7qn,ts says that the ad.
vance Of Russia into Turkey Is "lu.eoultan.u
lie doesn't mean q pun either; it's lis way Of
psunounrlnV.
, 1877-04-27

Bays the GrupAte: WAAMoTn dclcrM 10
NioHokts,-ccceutrlc and volatile creaturol It
ID understood that he carrtes with him s10o,ooo
clear gain, aud an apashcilc conscience void Of
o1cnao.
, 1877-04-27
PERSONAL.


olanop spalnne. o. pooEfa, Is TO be con-
sss.4seu y Essna4 In sho Gatneufalan
4Aost s"os'' ave" aotA' ANY l.
Tho London 1fn'es, during the last six
months, has gradually reduced Tho wotoht of ia
whIts papes, aud thessty effected y aaytnv Of
sa".ooo.
"Thero will bo mach aud Just criticism
Of Mr EvaFts, axys .onc xuthoaty, ..is he really
proposes to keep up hia law psaeiics." hut b.
doesn't 10 propose.
Tba 1rannpta do ,ra,,ovr.r, -p.-;,.,;,
collateral descendant Of til. ers.t .tst<.usn. In,
proclaimed biz adheslon to tho Republic In q
pamphlet entitled ''un do Pins"
'r7,s grr;,,,fafd pAr.,5,:1.., ..,t.. H.
- a...r. ~ .'aAa ts'o
wora lid : :. j. ~ -. u.pp sae ooao.'oss
meus to tho Constitution proytdne for ..o~n,is.
p,an" and ''lsdy sadtnxp exelusfyelyf
.rha fovtv.thtrd .rrra1 .-h,h;.,o.. =. a..
ps,,ss.,zst. 80. - ~. oo.aou u Hio
-" as'sssa h4.s,a;- 1 ~ s,ae nsu has pe4nh Ia
Nv NV NV "snsn.. - ~. wv p'etase',
sso ses ~ sus ~" .oau cohec1aoh' and
W.. n.su...,, 80. =. .
~. - ~" -. A.s .',e y. ."o h4oss .&tta-
w nsa1 es y. y. w 'a'e Lon'nAaa commission.
,asN,. sos uo pos.o " A4antst W RUSSIA. Ais
,. .s"s .S.~S ;" +.4' sapas"J ~ sonstAottnop's
4'1 AS "S1s' @ne~s A''a 1ssA"1 as o@ F7'es'>
VILE.
bliss Winnie HowelIs, the daughter Of the
novelist. ss announced a. ths author Of . sonnst.
ohu - ous ~ yeta " as7' @oa tao taafpfaa*hs
.@!s AA. no'"i's s""'a " 'ao'" appropriate than
,ol pooteas o1 nas ase 70 appear IN "hss Charles
@auo 'See ~ CAL 1o"fsoeoek.
When Senator Flanagan left Waahfnpton
ba carried A h.rre, ~ rhi.tv ho,,. v,th H., n
es*ss ss s.'r.y es's. essssxsa a!'
derlarlng that 1t WA "congress vater aad neees-
sasy 10 tho psesesratlonNt his health.
prof. Tvndall xsfd TINT he want II, Atreri.
T.. In 1a7a ,1mo.t on n.,no,. In .oo ~. za-+. ~
II. o,ert arc In fhrsvo hnt 49,, ,o.stta s;s,s
Yort ko tesrna,; tn.t +. - ~ - ~ @,s.-s.,
i,ad besn entlrelv rehui1t. Wh,t nttv h, canrns
ho harn 4, seo urr b4u N, nf rr,ds IN w., +I,,s.i
.,.u,., ..,,
!oan hlAef naa oeah pFosentod fof tEia
bssoto ths New Druasw!ek Prrthytasy fos hesnslaA
about shs Tsnity. ths Immortality Of the soul ard
aas asao1ns . " sesa. sa.a' ~ noam. wa: r.
a. fo,n,.r,x =, p,f,r.,on ssn,n.,. .,d -. ~.
.,,a,;,s H. I...4.'. Ns'-''1">S' ---' ~
~
John Adams wrote TO his wife tn 1777t
"oea. Wasmpgton ests ane example. He has
b&ulshsd Hiae from hls table, md entestalna hs
friends with rum snd "atsr. Ills much to The
etcdl Of blu ~tsdom hls policy sad nfs patriotism
We question whether President Hayes will Ia ~
trotlr enough to inltats this uooIo example ia al
respects.
,rhe Cincinnati ComkaatncinK Ia mt f.rors.
b,v ,mpres.od bv tho .onr. NJ N, wt,,,.m. coI.
Iese Gles s.c1uh. II e.nnnt samir. a. ~ orvht
the s,stomsnt thst ;. nInncns ~ ,n. ch<,.a. st.d
snd Bohunkus bv roonrst y or .hs. o.hss .t,,T.-
stany., " ''
o. Tho bulldog on ths bank,
~ y: re 21l4frox 4 ia tas poo1
"Ypu dssned o{d Ia Naiss.ioo23
II Ia na,nsnl h -o.a T., ~. vx.,,,,H
~ w ..,,. a1 ~ s4s o'Ao.A4e
, 1877-04-27

Tho President still holds Col. 1aagRsott IN
stscsvc. Lie will havo Ito "gods" In Ais thco-
ogy or "lttt1c fishes" In hls politics,
, 1877-04-27

suTno says that hfa tunnel Ii 1880 feet long.
Ilo would not brng 80 loudly had he heard Of
tho 1In.<s' pneumatic tubes.
, 1877-04-27


behind.
AMERICAN TRADE IN MANUFACTURES.
Wo gather some Of tho material points and
facta contained in recent letter by Mr.. Ed
WARD ATKINSON, Of Boston, on tho subject OF
cotton manufactures, and tho opportunity
Of tho Americans to not only occupy the ex-
istinR markets In tho world for cotton goods,
but to onlargo that trade indefinitely. Tho
information Is interesting, md tho sugges-
tions, though confined TO the cotton manu.
facturcs, Is equally applicable to ali branches
Of American industry. In the first place, The
consumption Of cotton BY machine manu-
facturcs Is equal annually to 1900, ,o00, 900
pounds, OF which Great Britain takes ], 1,2o7,-
600, 600 pounds, tho United States, GOO. .0ol,-
GOO pounds, nnd tho atatos Of Europe, out
sido Of Great Britain, 1,000, 900, 600. This Is
equal to 0,000 bales Of the average weight Of
American bales. Tho United States, thore-
foro, consume q fraction over one-ffth Of tho
cotton but OF tho American maahine-made
cotton, % por cont is uaod In thta country
md only per cont Is exported; while Of
tho cotton goods mado in Groat Britain 81
pcr cent Is. exported and only Is per cent
consumed at homo, Switzerland and Bel
gium nro tho only other Countries which
produce mora cotton goods than they con-
sume or oxport7noro than they import. The
number Of epindles In operation In tho
United States and Europe is $500, 600, Of
which Great britain has 90, ,Ooo, 600, tho
United States a,c00, GOO, Franco 5000, 600,
, 1877-04-27

VoS hoITKH did not speak In a very loud
7o'ec day before yesterday when he mentioned
Francis armies. yet he was hcarl nil over Eu-
rope. &c has \ sasping voice.
, 1877-04-27

Their Imperial Princes ALEXIS and CoNsrAH-
TINE Arc called the Rooshtu Docks by some and
huseoyy Ducks by others.
, 1877-04-27

The 9ultan would do we'll to send that "n,em.
Der frota JeFusalem after i Handsome asaort-
ment Of oliya branrhcs.
, 1877-04-27

Turkey is said to have offered the L-D. IN old
curiuch aud pair Of baR-trouacrs for its sup
port. Now let us hear from Russia, Go slow,
neIGhbor, TIL The bids are all In. -
, 1877-04-27

The Russian bear is tn Rouulanla; the wheat
hear 10 In R0e-money-a, or Ruc.snaniac, or
Kheu-tnatfv, or something Of tho kind.
, 1877-04-27

ucuI-Goy. suu4As should b. tele&raphed
fDr. The 5u.<sAu! will not know whether "&o
bury PAciAAn ox u praise hIsn " until hla TO-
, 1877-04-27

Tho Sultan begins to beg before the Beas has
got near enough to gIvo him q preliminary
squeeze. Now ho can appreciate tho feelings Of
the Inmates of the Bcrayllo. i1c knows low |.
Is himself to be huggcd n9atnst his will.
, 1877-04-27

II The Blb1c read "Lct him that sto1e s:cal
some 'uore," every thtcvtng County Connls-
sfoncF would carry COPY In Ills bseapt-po ket
and use 1t great dcal oftcnsr than he over d,a
bis pucketlandkc7clliof.
, 1877-04-27

What has become Of Coroner DtHrszcua Ho
haan't pokod fun ut q corpse for month.
, 1877-04-27

turn, ~ It takes nan Of experience and neryc
to pilot m old-fashloned newspaper like our
arniablo evening contemporary through political
Narrowe.
, 1877-04-27

WAuBAN61A LoD6K, No. 1an 4. F. snd a. NJ
McEu1ss comsnnnscstion thia Friday rten!ux, April
Degree. Visitors cordially invited.
4 ana '<'-S'
, 1877-04-27

HOME LODGE, No. sca, A. r. sna H. A,-Bxsu,ar
Gommunicxson shis tFtdsy} evening as n, = ial
Whiting brethren cordially n7,ted NJ order u ia
Master. 1t, Z. HEKltlCk. Sen
, 1877-04-27

ORIENTAL LODGE, No. a5, 4, r. nnd A. M-IIs1l
No. IL Lasa!iost special Communication thia {FTi.
!iay} evening at 7o o'clock, for work.on tho r. q.
AikAtef. r. N. THICKER RNe
, 1877-04-27

A1i1AHHn1

Mu8eHn.
Monron street. he va N State and Dearborn Vsude.
Vile and novelty.
, 1877-04-27

New Chicago Theatre.
Minlsrt1A --~--
, 1877-04-27

HloVicikcr'a Theatres
~ MadtEon sttrch between Dearborn and State.
fEnEagemcnt Of AN Mary Anderson. "rn2oraar.s
Ade1phl Thcntfos
George " Thompson. ''Yacup."