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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-21

Domestics, shifting, and all other
cotton goods sold at manufacturers
prices at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-21

FoR SALE, a good secondhand
buggy. Inquire at this office. tt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-21

II. II. OSBORNE sells the Bradley
q Metcalf Boots, from Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-21

WHERE can | get the best price
for my Butter, Turkeys, Chickens.
DC. Z? At II. II Osbornes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-21
DENTISTRY.
- B ] CoNkendall.
YONSOdI III.
ohm Starks,

IASHIOSAl'LE Barhcraud Hair Dresser oppo-
L sitp the Post Odlco shaving shampoo me
0nd Naistuttlu, done iu the luusI aprosc, man
f1rT Irt,o keen uu huud tobacco, cigars, pigs,
Ar,arth. very best hIuud, ana makes. ISL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-21

.gg~ Notices under this head Will he charged
Cor at the rate Of ) cents per line each iseF-
ton Nothing estimated less than lines,
when published only once.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tie OF Bolivia, from Glasgow, will please
thanks Tor favors.
s going s Norfolk hsrs0. FEB
with the Norwegian bark Frer lying in the stream The
house The bark also slightly damaged the
STEAMER MccLtLLAy. from Providence for Baltimore.
wen. ashore on Dutch Island at AN yesterday eat was
portance.
Sonnnxas Llcn1 ter,. before repos.sd in ds1
"Wednesday. aith nit Tor ctou. and o' Picsou Island
oa.na Ice from the nor'h%ar and " ws ope"
:Ss @ %s the ss ice
ing the vessel ke adamant the Ice is OF the hummock
~ Trim the properly Only few tons Of coal could Be-
on 81" VIII se on % d
be from the main land though such
danger such had made prspsras,cus
abandoning the vessel.
SUR JouN II KixBALL. of Bath, Me, which wrecked
in the North Sea- insured in Boston and Maine Offices
for $4,000
town reported ashore Cherry Island Flats,
hauled Oh ut high waer yesterday.
from dreenocs reports H. McNsuk apprentice.
ward. IIe native OF glasgow. aged IS years.
bAgx rnos FLETcHgR. Pendleton from Pasaroeang for
s rs Ps Es woa s os
down. copper stripped of and remetalled
Sn pns sn. Sus
came oil without damage
SCHR FREKDON OF Gloucester before reported ashore
Kctch IIarbor. o in safety and ut Halifax lust
week Wednesday.
ScuRJ MooRR, Franklin, from New York n Port Spain
Jan H. Dec 20 In fearful gae lost Geek load and
jib and broke bboom; also lost named Frank
Clark overheard
OvKRpUs-Some anxiety Is felt about the bark Burnside.
Capt Joseph Taylor Of Orleans Mass owner commanded
Leghorn Several Other vessels leaving Boston about the
time reported arrived She sailed from New York
DecS
PHILADELPHIA Feb 2-The bark Eliza White, before
ported has completed hcr repairs ut Marcus Hook and
sailed for Boston this morning.
AMERICAN LLoYps REGIsrER-Supplemcnt for January.
published by arshorn KING received and Is the rst
number the Register OF 1877 Much valuable chipping
information Is found IN III also new surveys new vessels,
repairs. &c, useful to the underwater and insurer
snrnuiLDIxc-Mr d Story; of Essex. Mass. has just
got out the yard of John Currier. J Newburyport.
OF schr OF 81 TONS which Is going in Essex,
has commenced another frame OF like tonnage,
both vessels to be completed the LIST of April.
The Machias Union There will be shipbud
ing done In this county the coming Al Harrington
there vessels OF 700 and 900 the he
finished in the sprfng and preparation for
The Messrs Sawyer Mlbridge getting for
Of abOuS 1000 and Crandon of Colum
bin Falls Is getting tho frame for 300 John
Shaw frame tor vessel OF S(v 300 Ma
chws the Messrs oway have the frame their
for vessel of 400 500 tons. AT East 4chias Tai
bot building OF about 500 tons, probably to be
pleted next summer.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
DIED..

AypRUs.-At Mon.c,air, y. j., February 2, Mrs
NANCY AxpRus, relct Of Caaunccy Andrus, aged II.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Jefferson county (N. Y papers please copy
BADEAU.-At East Chester, on Thursday. February
l. pHEBE A. wo of Albert Badcau In the 6S,h year Of
her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the uncra the residence
OF her sonn-law, Charles v. Morgan. Monday. Feb
ruary 8. at twelve O'Clock 81 Carriages Will be IN
waiting ut New Rochelle depot arrival OF 1910 A.
N. train from Grand Cen tral depot
EARD--On Wednesday, January 81, ANN c. BEARD,
eldest daughter OF tho late William and Mary Beard,
III her DIST year.
Relatives friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend tho unera from the residence Of her
brothcr-in-law, Joseph Smith, l42 East 37th St.
Saturday, February s. at twelve O'Clock.
CAMPBELi- January 80 1871 at the resi-
deEc, OF Mrs. c. s. Brown OF pleuro pne umona. MARY
A., widow OF tho late Matthew Campbell aud daughter
OF the late Frederick Place, OF this city.
Funeral services on Saturday. at three p. NJ, from
ST. Pau's church. Broadway and Fulton st. Relatives
and friends OF accused and those OF her Fred
erck r. and Smith Htrrott, respectfully invited
CLosn.-On Friday. February 2, ELLA A., daughter
OF Dav ID ana Harriet a. Close.
Funeral services aI the residence Of her parents,
No. lis West 43d ST., on Monday, February s. at four
PM.
CLARx--In this city, January 81, CHARLES $. CLARE,
Of Philadelphia.
lnterment at Irving gton, N. j., on the I'd inst
CoBrRx-Tuesday night, January 3Oih ult.. on pass
age IRON Denver, Col, JAMES II. CoBURN, Jr, OF con-
sumption.
Relatives and friends arc requested TO intend hts
funeral from tho residence OF his iather-in law Mr.
Walter T. Marvin, corner Willis av and I35Ih st..
The New York herald., 1877-02-03

Bark y Boynton. Blanchard. Sydney, Nsw-R W Came
4 Go
BARK Scots Bay (Br). Murray. Antwerp-C Bertaux.
Bark Calcutta (BrJ. Devils. Bremcn-J y Whitney Co.
BARK cameiia uta). Coppoa, cadiz-Lsuro. Storey 4
Co.
BARK Norena, Nichols, Havana-Milicr Il IIoughton
Bark w Gem. Collins, Matanxas-James Ward 4
Co.
Brig Zngara (Bri. Jones. Madcira-t;eo y Bulley.
Brig Woodland, Valentine MISUNDERSTANDING Ferris q
Co.
Brig Meta Ger, Strenac Bahia--c Tobias X Go.
Brg Tula Morgan, Belize. iIon-Wm Jcx h Go.
Brig centaur. Stanley, Fsjardo. PIiMsrcas Hunter 4
Co.
brig Virginia, Dcvcreaux. Naguabo PR-Henry Beste
Brig Gusborough Br). Hansen, st Johns. NIB Met
calf 4 co.
schr Manuel Cuxa Bayies Gibraltar for ordersA Day
ton 4 90.
schr Armda Hall. Hall. sagua Ia Grsnde-Parsons 4
Loud.
Schr John Lentha, Martini Norfolk Val Benton Co.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

JAvA-SoRrH coAsI.rnorosED LIGHT AT IrcAI ~,
% pc rsd ast S S AT @ TsS nos, S
h visible seaward through Of 27o degrees
the sixth order.
The commander Of the Bstavis gave notice Oct
Jan 1877 Firs. poin. Of southern
mn % .. T. ss vi H ss % tho S' u
the sea and visible 70 showing tw: flashes every min
els 49, time Of revoiution minutes; .ower Of stone.
painted white.
WRECK IN THE ENTRANCE TO rnE HARBoR or smyRxA
vessel sunk in tho to the harbor OF Smyrna In
During the day Greek Gag Ao,sted at the mainmast
head Of the wreck. and night an ordinary lantern
,ss Kalass - deg L g min W and the nearest SUBMITS Of
The po,,nssese government gives notice that sht
Arnel the NE point Of San Miguel island The light is
visible distance Of IL miles and the dash q miles The
ossasonsi Keepers dwelling The Of the
highest part OF the cupoa 237 the same
feet from base 80 vanc Postion-Lat 81 40 70 \, lon
vnAscs-SoRrH coAsr-L,eurs AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE
The Minister of Public WORKS makes known that on the
in the lights At the entrance 70 tho port Of HSnamr viz
hxed light west Jety, 80 ieet from It's
extremity. will be lighted throughout the night, and in
clear weather will be visible distance OF miles. The
is OF sheet iron. painted te 33 feet above high
and - feet from base to vane
I'd fixed white light the end of the east etty at
the top of small tower elevated 30 feet above
high water and 3i.5 from base The white
light will be varied by series OF coored lights which will
gnnEe the depth of water n the cnannel instead OF the
tidal light previously used These series OF flashes will be
seconns the flashes OF each series
will other seconds In clear weather
the light will be visible distance OF miles.
The white light will only be shown when there Is ~ least
81, the chRnnel every red flash will
adj mi
flash a meter "a. 80 FOOT.
Thus when the white light Is varied by two red flashes
followed bv FASH the depth Of water will be "a
1894 feet. II the apparatus shows red fash fol-
lowed by three flashes II will Indicate 3 meters
U23feet). This system Of signalling Is entirely new
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
HENZY'S CAP1SURE.

While Ollcer Henry, of the Eighth precinct, was pa
trolling his post, Canal street, last night he
three men acting suspicousIy. Ancr some time ho
OF the seize "A box from express wagon
standing the street and run away. At once nc
gave chase and came up with them IN Cort-
landt alley. When he tried to arrest them
they set upon him. knocked HIM down and beat him.
During the msiee the officer his revolver, and
placing the muzzlc OF tho weapon at GOrdun's head,
asked him To surrender. The otlscr men, scciDg the
pistol ran away. Gordon was taken to t,ae Prince
street station house. whore he recognized by Cap
tam Mcdonnell as notorious thief with The alias Of
'sweeny," after which he was locked up. The box
stolen found TO coIrain tobacco TO the value or
$50 and belonged TO Charles Maard, OF No i5U
Maiden lane The police looking for G,vdon's
con federxtes The prisoner will be arragned " the
Washington Place Court this morning.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03

OUR CABLE SHlPPlNG NEWS
ANTWERP, Feb 2-Arrvod, bark wigton (Br). Williams
San Francisco
AMSTERDAM Feb i-Arrived. brig Doctor Laske. Ger,
Boer. Wilmington. NC
Sailed LIST. bark Algeria (Br Browne Charleston; brig
Nellie Crosby trr,. Balm, New York.
AScoSA. Jan is-sailed brig Ruggero dtaD. Rugsero.
United States.
BRrsror Feb 2-Arrivcd bark st Olaf tNor, Hassel will
mington. NC.
BREMEN, Feb 2-Arrivcd, steamer Hansa tCer, Him.
bruck. New York.
SAILED ID baks Germ ana QGer) Evers Baltimore Louis
(Ger) zimmerman. New York.
CAsR~Anvoy. Feb 2-Arived. brig FLYING Cloud tBr,.
Wagner. - John. NB
GLOUCESTER Feb 2-sailed barks John F Rottu,an Ray
Newport and Matanxas: Ceestna (Aus. Copai.ch, New
York.
HAvnx. Feb 2-sailed, ship Guardian. Payne, United
States.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 1-Arrivcd. bark Amathea tNor). Erik
sen. New Orleans; lion (Rus). Niska, do.
Sailed I'd, bark Tradk tNor), Jacobsen, Richmond, Va
(was reported sailed Jan 2l.
Also sailed I'd. ship Bolivia (Br). Murphy Tybee barxs
woye yor. Andersen Richmond Va: Athlete (Br. Hutch
inson. and Jas Peake (Br), Barnard. rybes
LONDON, Feb i-Arivcd. bark Justi.is tier Niejahr,
New York.
LONDONDERRY Jan 3l-saied, bark Nokoms (Br), Cas-.
sdy, Baltimore.
QuKKSsrows, Feb 2--Arrived, steamer Austrian tBr,
wyic Baltimore &C. for Liverpool and procccded) barks
Evviva (Nor). Pharo. Savannah; Govannino utaU Ma
resca, Boston.
Sailed I'd. bark Charley Cr, Robinson from New York;
Liverpool.
TsxKL Feb 2--Arrived bark Gerritt wiilom tDutch)
Wiser. Charleston for Amsterdam.
Sailed I'd ship Asia Ger. Meycrdiek, Now YORK;
TRIESTE, to Feb 2-Arrived bark Samuel Welsh, Spear
Baltimore.
VALENCIA to Feb 2-Arrived brig Acclia Thurow White
New York.
Lospoy Feb 2-ship DR. Barth DAM Hansen. from Bor
dcaux % Pensacola has put into Tenere leaking
badly. and must dock.
Bark versnda iNor), Christophersen. from Bremen, has
been totally wrecked at Lerwick THE 3s5
register built Grimsad In ls73 and hailed from Aren
dali
The New York herald., 1877-02-03

GIBRALTAR Jan 2o-Arnved schr FELTON, Bent. Br r9wn,
New York.
HAVANA, Feb 1Aived. steamer City Of Havana. Phil
lips. Vera Cruz far New York
MILK RIVER. ia. Jan 1l-In port. schr Adde Bryant.
stubbs. for New York. ldg
MArASxAs. Jan 28-In port, brig Hyperion Clark for
of Istteras, ldg; schr Smonton. Hail. for
New YORK. do aud others
PALERMO. Jan SIN port. Barnard (Br. Wieby,
for Philadelphia. ldg. .
PgKALoSGAS. Dec I3In port bark Chss Russell! Ham
tnn for Lisbon for orderswould be loaded about Dec
PoRT srArs, Jan l2-Arrived. schT Noore Franklin.
New York.
ST JonS, NB Feb 2-Arivcd bark Coela r,. Robinson,
Lewes. Del.
Arrived Jan 81, shr Sea Lion tr McIntyre. New York.
Cleared I'd. schr Prussian General. New York.
VICTORIA. Jan 24-Ssiied. bark w Holcomb Duntons
San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
DISASTROUS SPECULATIONS.
FLIGHT OF BROKER AND A. CONFIDENTIAL
DoOKKEEpER.

FLIGHT OF A BROKER AND A CONFIDENTIAL
BooKKEEPER.
About tho Cotton Exchange yesterday there was
considerable talk concerning the nigat u broker and
\ confidential bookkccper, whose respective GrnD arc
located the Exchange. The fugitive broker was
Mr.. August Quack, OF Quack Il Burger, No. SO Pearl
street, and the bookgceper VINO had been in
the employ OF Mr.. Isaac Bell, Jr., whose Office Is few
doors of. Both are supposed TO have.sarandercd in
speculation tho money whose loss discovered on
shcr fight Speaking Of his departed partner yestcr-
day Mr.. Burger sald:-
wo went into partnership on the 1st of January for
The purpose of transactng strictly brokerage busi-
Ia cotton and Tor that purpose put in certain
amount OF capital We had inserted SPECIAL article
our coparnership papers forbIddna specuato for
our joint separate accounts and violation OF that
provision wourl make void the partnership. Our
of pretended transactions ON the books by
any margins TO tho credit OF certain persons with
whom We were dong business Then spoke 10 him
about tho matter, and he said he would call
on them and get tho money when u
was needed The credit of those persons
with whom ho had generally deal on Change was so
wrong especially had the fullest confidence him.
Alter time IL seemed MS u he was negectng what
was his particular duty--to call them make good
Their marglns-and told him II he did attend to
the matter ut once should call on them myself l..
fct that had already held on long enough, even IN
view OF the considerations have Mentioned Our asL,
conversation this subject was on last tuesday morn
Ing. and he lett mo with promise 10 return with the
money. Since then he has not returned Ia the Office
and his absence led investigation which showed
that the pretended transactions with the persons
whose names he had given 10 be placed on the books
own account Ho had used my money 10 cover thosc
margins pretended transactions on Cnatge, and
the principal loser by his peculatons. have seen
reported that the amounts lost by hIm before going
into partnership with IRON $60,WO TO 80 600
but this believe 10 be great exsggeratom de never
NJ Burger expressed great regret for the fugtivss
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

AAGAy-Wy4Es. Wednesday, January 81, 1877,
by the Rev william Leonard, CHRISTIAN + HAGAy 10
HATTIE, youngest daughter OF Mr.. George wykes botn
Of Brooklyn. No cards.
KirrEL-YoS ALLwoERDES -On February 2, by Rev.
f. f. Moldchnkc, Jos. J. kIrrEL to MArnILDA q. VoS
ALLwoERDEN, all OF New York No cards.
LEE--CRRvIER.-ln Hobokcn, on Thursday, February
I, 1877, by the Rov. Telfar Hodgson, BENJAMIN +.
LEE, Of Mount Holly ~ j.. 10 Mrs. Il. y. CRKviER, OF
Hobokcn, y. j. No cards.
McI.SrocR-SEyHEI~- --On February l. at st. Paurs
Lutheran church. by the Rev r. Gelssenhaner, AR
cniBALD MclLSrocK, Jr 10 SOPHIE L. daughter OF the
late +. ScybcL
MILLER-PooLg. --On Wednesday. January 81, at the
residence OF the brides parents, By the Rev. Dr. Aber
crombc, HARRiE MILLER, Of New York, 10 MISS
EVELYN PooLg Of Jersey city. No cards
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 2, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Bolivia (Br,. small Glasgow Jan 20 and Move
g. st1 e
s. o. a bound sS
light. in ,rsnSn"' ns@fs % Antwerp IT, with
dss s"ne and s. SI"S's p".sensers Sc. 70 G Cotton
sns @ aad @ ~s as fsp
steamer John Gibson Masnso. Georgetown. DC. with
Steamer Fanta, Howe. Philadelphia" with mdse to James
BARK eSe Ger. rrish,or London 50 days in ballast to
age lost spars and sails, =.
s Mary on%sss.J % ss
lon 81 NV gale. lasting so hours in which the vessel
= to fore sna SG sss"
crosstrees ana was drowned. . .
ass ss to Il sasD
ns for New Ss York % npuc.ed $ '0
BARK cur.cos r LockS.r .urassa Jan - 2o =, with mdsc
Jan ~ of Cape Egano In heavy head sea- broke man-
Brig clary. Dcano. Milk River, Ja y days with log
wood to wesses ses;e 20 Dw.g. p Az, Had nTs
Brig Dauntless (r Mcfarland cardenas 10 days. with
sugar to Jules Zuzerax Go: Had line weather.
schr Hattie y smith. Lee. MsyasSe, ~ 7 days. with
sshr Jordan Mott OF Newburypor,. Brown Msyagaes
Weinberg Was days of Haicras with gales and
schr Kate Carlton tor Nassau Grant, Cabaen ~ days.
with sugar TO- ceballos co. vessel to PARSONS Loud
an - lat ~ TO- lon 20 80 spoke ship Lillian tB from
London via Tybee for Pensacola.
schr Harold of St Andrews. SB), Hanson Matnnzas 16
DAYS with moasscs to order: vessel to Z Nevius Son.
Schr Elwood Doran of philadcp pha, Warrington Bruins
wick Ga. days. with lumber order. Is bourd to Port
Jefferson.
Schr Mary Decker. Nelson, Virginia.
Sehr Florence Dean, Westgatc. Baltimore.
Schr Howard Williams. Wainwright. baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF new Bedford Fish, New Bedford for
New York. . .
Steamer Albatross Davis. Fall River for New York.
Steamer Thotis. Young. Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr Champion (Br. Granville, st John, NIB, for New
York. . . . =,
schr Joseph Farwe. Gregory Rockiand for New York.
chr Lock wood. st john, Providence for New York
Schr Elias Ross Lewis. Providence tor loboken.
Schr j B Cunningham New London for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schrA II Geary, Geary New YORK for Providence.
Schr w II vaus sn. Driscoll. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr J q Fell. shropshire. lioboken tor Providence.
Schr Theodore Dean, Bsbbtt Hoooken for Taunton.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
CLEARED.

Steamer Celtic (B Gleadeli, Liverpool via Queenstown
J Cortis -
steamer Egypt (Br Grogan Liverpool via QueenssownF
Hurst .
Steamer Glengyie tBr Donaldson. Observation-Disclosures
Bros. =.
Bros.
steamer Victoria (Bp. Hedderwick. Glasgow-Hcnderson
Bros.
steamer Ohio Ger, Meyer. Bremen via Southampton
Oelrchs a Co
Steamer Marlborough dsr), Fraser, Halifax. Ns-Clark
Seaman.
Steamer Carcndcict Faircioth. vernsndinA via Port
steamer Cen whitney, il allsss. Bcstou--B Dimock.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

BOMBAY. Dec 25-Saled. ship Harmonic, Small Madras
Coast. to load for Marseilles
BuESos AYREs. about Jan i-Arrved, brig Jennie Phin
ney, Brown, New York.
CxRDRsAs. Jan 26In port schr Ada Whitney Masters
for New York, to sail about Feb
FALMOUTH. Jan STARVED, ship PALMYRA, Pfebe, San
Francisco mot arrived NJ Queenstown.
GREESocK IN l3-Arriyed bark st Peder Sor) Olson,
Quebec.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03

wife, lady who belongs to excellent family. he
says and who Is greatly to be plted IN consequence OF
his flight She has been deserted with her two chill
dren
The absent bookkeeper's peculations SAID to
amount TO several thousand dollars. He, too, len
wife and family behind him.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
NIAJOLICA SALE.

There - sale Of very nice majolica at,
KceIer's Art Rooms yesterday. Among the lot we're.
handsome bread plates, vases, platters and
curious beer mugs. The seeker alter bargains got
very nice thrgs Tor his dining room and parlor
~ very low prices.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht wanderer, N.Y.Y.C., Vice. Commodore STILL
man, from City Island, passed whnes,one yeste sday
.en route New York. whore she will 6t up for she
Wcai Indies.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates OF DEPARTURE NKw YORK FOR THE MONTH
FEBRUARY.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
vRAScE-NoRrH coAsr--LiGurs ENTRANCE THE
pORr OF HoNFLkuR.
SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bark Mountain Laurel (Br l52 days from Liverpool 10
Victoria, an l3 lat ~ Ion 10 mot rs before).
The New York herald., 1877-02-03

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.
NEw YACHT so FEET LONG, C0PPERED ALL
IN kinds Of Boats for sale at 2O4 South st.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03

JAvA-SoRrH coAsr-PRoPosED LIGHT AT IrGAI.
1t ts proposed to establish harDor light legal The
light will be fixed red light. shown iron post SO
hah visible to seaward through OF 27O
The illuminating apparatus will be doptric by lenses
the sixth order
, 1877-06-09
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

40 We EAAH0T " ava 1f1pNNE
CutcAoo, Juno 81 bave read tho many cnter.
tatning and instructive lcttcrs In your columns
with much pltasure and b~ncht, and have waited
long for m opportunity To enter the LIT myself,
with my mtte Of aid or Instruction.
A. tho time scems to htso arrived, l will mention
hsst what 10 nrpcrmost ia my 1u'nd, I. c., some
very intcIcst,ng and lnstructlve parlor convoEsa.
On eatu
Df. Klco i. s,ockham's. No. 4On Washington
street, Chicago, hsid eaeh Wednesday and sssur.
br: stock1,am II o comparative atrangor to mo,
hut 1nd hsr a most charming, sImpathctic lady,
aud an told shc hss rrnct,eea medicine ios twenty
ffom medical college In tho unitcd States. Il Is
certainly noble decd for auch woman 10 give up
for the good oi humanity, with no tbought Of earthly
reward except 70 know she has ine,c1sea woman'a
k19wssss to snS as sna hoF ehdcn phys
this city, and many eisewhsro, II Ihey happened
ibeilsye women oi 70 day 40 lid 10 a7al tiom.
scvee Of snch opportunities 70 they know Of them.
1wlsh,. when next attend, could see her par.
lors allcl 10 ovcrnowlug so we wonil Oe Obliged
TO adlouen to hall In order to seat all the ladies.
f9t know from what !, says heard md seen Of
sNllsned foF her trtnblo In thinking oi Tho immense
ulatly by having auch huusefal.
noble work hayo been atfaetrd 10 lately, but ono
In which tho ladies arc o1pectod TO gfyn love labor.
motley, o. knowledge ~ Tho case may bc, iustead
refer 10 ths Illinois Industrial School for ui,.s,
intsnded ~ home and schoo! Tor homclcas, htip-
homo and taduss.ial education. ~ tho WAY, I
viii say thlRk our public schools would be great.
sSsa y VIZ sG ;,
aail,c. 70 attend the n,aetln2 Of tuc Association
from ~ trst Stsanlxason aoale Two week. a9o, 1t
think sQtue Of phs poor btttls ueNN1trs nfvht bo
, 1877-06-09
THE clyIl-sERy|CE OUTLOOK,

"b*t'HA SVSSSApphu1Hce " 3g 1f76uNSs
WAsnlsGToS, Juno 0,-rhc fact probably would
not bo Gcnicd by r,cnltets Vt tho Cabinet them.
srlvrs. that the Cabinet IL NOT united upon tho
question ot tho clvts.aesylee sesosm policy. IN.
deed, SECRETARY schusl, probnbly, stants aiono Ia
Cordial apptoSas Of what tue ciyii.scEytce TO.
formers VI thu Curtis acAonl would declare to bs
The rea! civil sctIco. Tho President himself has
lSseptiy rec s1ptss.fd '1ns daab - to the ae!sy q
service through, tic medium of Appointments sene.
@ nnd in tho aaseMse Of so.nu dcnn'te lcsislation.
Ihe.o arc lnd'eatloiIs TINT, a. to tho eeryieo il,
rndcasoF ia Introduce Will largely conslst In nors
Acrnpnlo"s inquiry ntu the dtncss VI can,.idatss.
,na1t,ns which came tu be known ~ tho " black.
board tystcin," Thu hitter Will, undoubtedly, 10
u gtenl cxieIlt bc uttd for apuotutMcptl ana NO.
motions in the Executive Departments; but, ~ 70.
yards The general oIccs throughout tic country,
where slth u Ayaten,, without law, ID scarcely
praett ahlr. the npp"lnting power will ptbhabiy
lnd Itself necessarily restricted to al inquiry ato
the personal dtncss of tho applicants by Tho best
BcaEs At It's command.
, 1877-06-09
BEYOND.

Th. 49, ,.,nw nv - non,h. ~ ~
..... JxSsh,
While my hopes faint aud fads In tho gathering
twilight
That the world through mist Of hot tears,
hy soul gathers strength from your last wosds, my
dasllEg.
Your own lender words Of regret and farewell,
ssue patlcut-ba bsavrl What ID to b., will bs;
t.llr'
ltemcnlhcv, beloved, II lilo hrines u mover
Oac hooe of reunion On this adv The grave,
Thtr1 u bright falufv Aesu14 tho dark fner-
shall elalm you, leissa NC, beyond the cold
wave.
brTLk&, No. G. W. Il.