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, 1877-03-06
r HUMAN INGENUITY.

, ANEW WAY TO sTAHT HANK ACCOUNT.
Philip Jaeger acd d bill yesterday In The sn-
pcrtor Court against Dennis Brten. nenis O1srtcn
and the Iide End Leather Bank 10 prevent The hank
from paying to the o'Btions the smonnt Of two
checka for g. COO ench drawn by him last ThufsdAy
add Friday. Jasser says that ha II continuation.
merchant In this city, and has for sone time past
been selling meats for O'Brlon i Co. Ono of the
Dennis O. 'Dr1ona on Thurdday last caus 10 him and
Asksd for loan Of 81, COO With which to tuy cattc
promising Ia send tho beef ~ aoon ~ slaughtered
to him for sals. Complainant accordingly drew
a. check for she 81. 600, and gase IL to
hand, asked iof anotlor 81. bod iar Tic ssns pnr.
lose anil The complainant drew another check for
Instead, however. Of using the checks ~ he had
promised. trlIIlen md h!s donh1o opened q baak
ns ae Leather pss deposited
oSn iii had I'D beep dses;e sna Tia staeSs 70 r.
tho checks hack from the bunk. hnt H. niec,s 10.
onlcr. Iie then went 70 the Onrlens who had
obtained ths check. md asked that thsI should oe
raInant a,sa his Sil ~ i" "ascton ;sste;is; II;
tn Rs es { eo s1d s'e I'D saTE ysR
ssttle With thetr esc,I,tors At small retssntaEe:
The Injunction was t.,aca a. ssked te.tFslnng TIC
James PeoyeY ntso filed bi'i against the samo
parties Tor similar purpose: fc, too, ID conf
mission merchant, and had been dealing with The
O,Rrtcns. Last Thursdny ono Of them earno to
him and borrowed u, o00, which vas given W
check on The Pirst National Bank: The "sst aa5
81, 900 more, all 10 buy cattle wi!l,+
iIe received thelr checks Tor 500. 370D.
and 46D0 respectively, which Were with the u. 600
check dcpustted in The 1lIde d Leather nank,
Saturday evening ho met complainant and ad-
mitted that 10 had not nsed the money for buying
cattle lie said he had fslet In busuose, ana hG
thauYht complainant would not have thought much
Of him unlu.s lio owed him something. ht had Dor
any Joke, and domandsd fihe return Of the chtckr.
but O1Irlen refused 10 surrrndcr them. Tic said
to had gotten the money and intended to Keep It.
Philips, however, has ntceen!uct to his great sat
irfaofIo Tint the checks have not yet been pa!d
and he therefore asks for an inanctfon to p1event
tho lEdo & Leather Bank from, cAshinH his checks.
.iiu nIso offers 10 nay tho $500 due the O'Brlcns
iron, him II no can 10 prutcctcd from his threat
cucd loss. Tho Injunction was Issued ~ asied.
, 1877-03-06
RELIGIOUS.

NOON FRAYEk~MEET1NG
Tho noon meeting In Tarwsll Hall yesterday was
opened By singing ''swcet hour OF prayer" astes
which the Rev. E. n. Davis rend number OF re-
quests for prayer, and led In supplIcasion 'IIal-
lcfutaht Thine Tho glory, WIS then sung.
Mai. WhIttIc said they had met to praise God md
TO hear the reports Of Ills work. When they wer
occupie1 with thoughts OF Jsaas Il cama natural
for than 10 gtse praise to God for bird 10 sing
oil Juno morning. In tho secoud chapter Of the
song Of Solomon and the fourteenth verne, We Gnd
20 my dovs thAt art In the clettl Of the rock, in
ths sccrct places Of The stafs let ne Thy coun
scnanco. tet ME hear thy Voice; for Bweet IL thY
voice. and !hy coantenanee ts comeiJ."
Of se
Christ was ths bridegroom. The woman spoEsn i oi
s; 4 H AZ ss3 s;s ri i &, sS Ss:S
To- esfsd pes e
pctor from % Msrths I'D May. % ana Tya msny otbcss
ILL., heart huugrred for confession all the time he
ay H. If hef Whom IL ovet
10 says the san,e to-day, and The wonl to svery be.
liever!t, ''ioar sins la.o been pardonea; let me
milling in the eon.eiousness thst tho trouble i
81 hs Gaes o. ~ ~. a
her taIth., How sweet to-day the yolee Of : new
Of the glory OF God.
80! Crown Of Rejo.eing, 3" was sung by Afr, Nc.
Gnnahnn and quartet
aruJld Mr., Whites declaration that ali thrF hopes
n,ua. centre In Tho Lord JesuA chri1t, into lin
must bs given III thanks for the work far accom-.
blessings. lie had additional rfapon for
gratitude, for On the previous day hfty.
into tho communion Of his church. lie saw a!1o
that tho Ntbla was much studied By his con-
s.sea!!on !% than iStmefly Since Nossnecs isst
Presbyterian churches In Chicago and ia FcluJty,
And the aalnc was true Of all tho churches,
Mr. q. ". Sharp wished tu test,fy a. 10 tho mis-.
sion work In uenssco, ILL.,, where he had been
cnnyertpt lhtrs, a,nlV their, esyrrai intdeie
Ueneseo wss q strong lnadol town, Ind he asked
the prayers OF the AasunbEa9s that his hands might
, 1877-03-06

The frsQucAtars Of tho rsvtsal meetings wilt
doubtsss remember an old Yorkshire man. who
was converted during their progress. and usuaiy
asked tor prayers to help him "catry on" lis
demonstrations Of happiness weru rather enthusi.
assic. and Als talk rambling Hs va. tots1 nuls-
anes and told TO kesp QuisL but sha old mans seal
could not bs dampsnud. lls went out In search Of
1e1d Of labos and found one Ia this FREQ lodz'ng.
houses OF the Relief aud Aid Society, Here hs
holds meetings every algtt. Tbs writer Wa pres
ent Ut several Of thesu. Services commence a. 9
o'clock. After the Axvnt Of Tho Soeicty hAs calmed
tha tamut and din lis.Is, the old man aud his
helpers take their stand upon soms buutiny
h,ards which have been swept Od carefully.
The room l. large, and the light Of two gas
jets reveals = right, thnt. were not the air
loo foul sud tho stencil too insuduEabae, many Of
this hs1sllan workers would eAoosa this ~ piaeo
t0 lator. II Il literally mun walloxlnx In tha
MRS. Under each Ka4llshs oan ssss hall. .dozsu
men alluask naked picking tbs vsrm.n oil their
rays.-this aud smoking is lhslr chief occupation,
aud then lying asound ~ all corners, snd III al
postusts. Whcn the old man aud his Gonzales
enter, some eVuls forward, sonlp 1T upstSht,
while others eiose shess eyes And murmus Ed-
huulbug." The temporal wants are Il nrst at.
tsnaedlo. R1fEy night this o!1 Xesk.hits man
dstFih9tea bis ioAyes 6o'ustlues th!a !. the oply
wun ths!r good will; he Gala thsta hls hoy4. and
good o1dsf ptsyallt throughout shs exercises are
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1lat tns, but !.ds ikst pIscs on scca1at
sus IT,. pIt III;
1Mxsuas III t6a.s s.a Z 96alnyl ta fs.aaaGie icfM1
M psl.@'atse :1 fY1 P9s: e
- puTs.s.
a.dA u; dAa' written cop; 1'' 1f*a at,GS"s;;Sy -
Printed by Il. na'I i, a!.tlat1au4,.
- sUpua nLoD0krF -
then mid thar IN hl. opinion tho important .aues.
sion was ~ ~ w1cthrr there T2s p4bllcauop In
uefmsny. II paly'a translatlon was but tho
usns!a,son Of Roscn's play adapted 70 tho Ame,l-
~ staa.i.tioa. nd III otIss patsoa ha Il. sgat
~ ttsnalals Noscns play II Il hid hssn pub!is6rd
e uuFaanJ 0f gwen ia tha public thero. fsom ali
ths h.umony which bud been Introduces. the adgs
ae p!sy ln 0esany With thu right 81 stays repre-.
~ patAeulat, knd different asAts Of facts might
aoFeorcrt It seemed that Ar. McVlcker qa!ta
aale sxo had gtysn uotIcu QS hls tntcnslon to pay
s ~ nree In question. and yet the complainant had
y SIayy Guns into court the motntng " tbs day the
EasSa tue theafss would bs closed, 10 MeIicksr's
Gst1Sas damage. Tho play had been performed In
se@aay ssa snd fepeatsdiy IN this Stats ortr ycar
Das!eation. i rSht haTs bcca Ia sueh s iset ~
~ kaoWa to the peFson wh0 pretended to own the
k{ ~ shlA nRtfy u to the sathor, bat IL was .
sad ;tt1hanSs that f should bare 1sea notorious
ths that tn: sqascspt was public property In
sat 49, country. Tho Injunction would, thessfure b.
~ ttsssat 14t the 4etsnI.nt, AE. NrEiskes, would
~ 1saa.tsa ~ ss sis: bond ta she sa q 70
~. Mason the1 s4ked lhat Nj. MeVlekus shauA
Esq2lSs4 " stAte an his a4yrHt4aue ri. lbat MI
&~@ WA not laa p1sJ Of tas ssns uatne osnsd "
, 1877-05-04

~A4NhoOs
AnRtrAls-stml Corona, St Joe, srndr!cs;
kcgon, Maskcgon. sundrioa; prop City Of Trayttse,
Traverse city, lumber: prop SKY Lark, 1T. Joe.
tnndfics; prop Geo. Dunbar, Muekcgon, lumber
pFop New Eta, Grand Haven, lowing: Arop q. r.
Ifeath. saugntuck. sundrIcs: prop Trader. Grand
tfaycn, sundsica prop Tempest, Whttu Lake, eun.
dFtca: prop u. Il. TrtcsIetl, Green Lay, snnirles
Echr Contest. ainskegnn. lumber; schr City Of
Uranl ltsplla, Grand lfatcn. sunlrcs; sehr G. r.
Alien, Oranl 1iascn. pundrics; schr Vermont,
Muskcgon. rvos,d; scllr H. DAT, Sfuskegu1,, lun.-
bcr; fclar Kntc Lyons, Muakc.on. lumber; scht
Advance. Muske4on. lumber; 4cl,r Audenw Jack.
ron. Nanfatec, 1ur1,cr: hchr J. Y. Jones. Mnskes
ron. humber; sehr III. ThpmpAon, White Lake.
lumber; schr AdsIntlc, Muskegon, lumf,cr: teht
Australian, Auskcson, lumber; scht Nal. N. II.
Ferry, Montague, railroad ties.
CL1AnAscEs - stmr SheboYgnn, Nanitowoc
sendrles; Echr 8. y. lIazarh, buffalo, to, i.
078 hucorn; achf l.. e. Crawford. Fort
Huron, IL, 713 In corn; r. 0. Leighton,
KIngston. -. 600 bu corr; schr Bfidgewntcr. 1af.
r. fa,o I'D g T. go bn eoe; p.r VANDERBILT esio
ilatbos, 200 bu oats. 70 bFts flour, nnd anndrieh:
schr Our son, linfEaio, II, 57! bu corn; schr City
of Chicago Port GolNtne, ~: a9t i,a wheat: sc1s
colin Campbell. i.udagton., tundrlct: prop M"rn.
Ing Light. Kingston. u, III hu corn; arhr Hnttic
Wells, KlnrttOn. ~. nlK l,n corn; Tchr Truman
Mor*. bcayrT 1.innd, ~ ba oata. 10 ,r'r -four. and
snrdrte.: ,tn,r Au.kegon. Muskegon. 20 brlt rork
slindriea; schr 8. III. Foster, lsuhso. II. 0Ul bu
eorn prop Sky Lark, vt: Joe, snndstcs: prop i,cao
prop Dswagatchle. nEdenstuse. 200 bu corn, s
Grls 1ouF, u hEls -four. and sundstes.
, 1877-05-04

MJ9CELLANEOUS.


The big barge A. =. Moore wna .owcd up to The
Saso1'al Elevators yesterday TO load for DuiTslo
The tug Rlack ssatt No = will 80 !ntn thn dry.
dock to- day fnr acw whcc1....lt f. expected the
Protection will also be dockcl dustng tho day -.
The steam barge Tomps@t loaded with wood. got
agFound near The glue factory yesterday afternoon
7l,c tug Red Jacket went 70 her assistance with
nS ses nd usssoof Of tho us9a tasEs
i5om :. n; t!il :. =: iiew /. 81! 10 ehsap
seSFs soTed Rs.l a xhf b. - :tssias aGs;
@ sef eulors qas ss IT,. Lip u
t!s',, 1eloT.. Tas dfedxs. ats working It diner:
Txslt.h .'s street sIIass whies TIC u'''' spr'ns
ST sfipsstta 81 pss eon f5s
and -, como this season. :..Ar,onF the vesae11
ei stita IT, sst sseslqE for be'ew ere The seh5s
;!sa% hafEss ket,hax and i1slentine .lso In tae
kee to load: .Thc seilr iiatte noward. of osrsgo,
va va sol,l to Tasonto parties Wednesday ia.t =.
Ts wstef IT, r. Tr,' T. li:,bor r,nx Thefs
T6s s.; Cit i!!,:. I. Ilssd utsh Il upward: ssnna
y s:t - ss. Il J.; fya S esee, afn
o.st Ssnag " cosste; aa: .S r
nsr,. .rst 10 Elve general stlonr
cInst being H.adc to larmpnlse tho tur utercEtt
in Buffalo. especially amone ihc larger sias9 turs
~ far tatlsfaetory 'esuits lave been fsae,s.
the tugs will wt,rk togethrT naktns thsec or uu,c
i,ne.: Tug & G1owsll' boyle. st!l. and two
eisss ~, T.Gs 1,.y'an: ,,' So.tsn i,iysnt Marlin:
vhf0n Uf 1hntnus Mhylharl, with office al M. IL
, 1877-05-04
TIE CHICAGO TR1BUNE: FRIDAY. MAY a, 1877.

and yrt have no connection witn the merits NJ
The, controversy. The Consultation provides
that no person l,old!ng sn othco Of trust
% :, pro0t nader. tho United stntes
rhhl1 be- appointed an E]cctor: the oh.
{cct hc[nc to preserve the Independence Of the
E!ectors. and ttlrtf totnt separation frnm Govern.
inrnf In1nrnccs IN thc discharge of their antc-.
Ihc ,y,len IN aetnai urr. by wlleh t.lettort nre
Pic ICED fcfnre thrtr eiectif TO sor for particular
fant'datr-. render. NIL questions Of eligibility nH
tmpgftant md yet ihc fact tlat All Elcctor IN Orc
ean held tcry nntmn'rtant Port .Utfro on the dny
OF b. elcrtnn xsve rig to gseat trouble. anxiety
5a.ed .. !" ~ eligibility Of an Elcetor in Forida,
anothoI ln 1.oufataa, ,-uflccs un,npurtnnt and al.
must wholly unknown II The people n the time Of
Ear clerton. and eAne near dccidInc the nna rc-
suit Experience. IN well ~ rcasun, fuw tbv.
rcstA that tho rubbish Of the EIcrt.
oral college hn brushed sway Entirely. and iho
People allowed 70 *ntt directly for the NJ their
closrn for President aud Hice- President. Now t,u
f#apIu cannot veto for hin. bat rnnst yotc fUr
1thcrA wl.U nre pledged u vote for him. Al this
requires thst there shall be polItcal conventions
u eaHcnsct. which .|1aii place in nomination tl,e
persona 70 bc voted for IA Electors 20 that ali tic
people Of tho sntac way Of thinking may rote for
tho tanc candidates for Electors.
Considerations showing TINT Tho Electoral Col.
!r3a II not Dn1y nAetsa. but dangerous. ana TINT
u fah never yet faithfully represented tho people,
but has often nt4teprcsented them, will be tho
subject Of ahothrr paper.
, 1877-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


III. o. +. psitt, Osucral Freight Agent o! tho
Chicago, Milwaukee i Ss. raul iai1rtaa, has ten-
lcrcd hts sesxoatton 10 tho manakesA Of tho road.
1t IL slated that the Of tats resignation was
misunderstanding between htm and }1r+ l. 8.
Merrill, thu Gcueru! Manager ot tho road. Mr..
Britt has been the denoRal Freight Axent Of this
suad ever since tho promotion Of III. 0ault to tho
position vt Assistant General Manager. aud he IN.
earae< ths sspntatlon Of ens ot t!tr hsss freight
ineu III u. Western country. Is haFday pssLas!s
nsa vino III! t!u, Do -. :. ss1l f"s cm, t5sls .%t
shuuld certainly tty " tHauea hla' to withdraw
hls ressatiuu. MI Britt iisf.ta On lsa, Ing ths
road. IT. VI. u. Swan. lor.nsrly Eastsf7l Agent Ut
thc CLfcYxo st. laul y M,nucapulas Linu, will lo
appolnlvd ~ h4 po4itlun. This gsntlsu,an r.
sunIe4 Tue dutses Ut Assistant tlenasat Freight
Agent VI tbs C4lsazo, 1Ellwaukr0 s. III. Paul u lew
lays uxu. ...-
TIM IONA Foot~
Af: 9. II: II, Clark. Gcassal Superintendent Of
tho Enlun puca1 liailtoaL WY In ths ctiy }Gsfrt-
day, aAd had y ronirscnre Iur!n: tho aitcfhoon
with hotset ilassis. FssslrGl VI thJ chieago,
Burlington = Quincy, and AAryn llu:hltt, Uru-
etal Aana1es vt khs Chlc4:a y AVHhwpstetu
, 1877-05-04

rArty was killing tho Democratic party. Tho
.n9 .Dn to s s Won pseps e. e
vated lie wanted It 10 b. 4 Union League aud
not II party League. ,,.
rea1.. nj !" whieh he hsa t,at lie isaSne w. ot
a ls'sHo of pulley. l.It n5 pf,,9s'p'es: ,s Eo
:srsa :s'1is &C. s,he,iYss II %s'!'s t. r. f
tiovcrnuent from tho. and llaced 1t in shc hand5
OF shonc WIN wcr# nRafrst them.
JUDGE MAXWELL
Rpokc ne an Independent Republican, and was
The past, and fclt that = would 'o more and ltcr.
iccted al. ctas-cs Of citizens. ilnihcrfori H.
met ,sss lad Sss sa's 10 * ooe, new s md
tsclel blacts and whtts mike In The South, tiod
blcsA him ntd tho isetabllran party and everybody
IlnycF laid tic Anecc.s u Tho KrrEbIcan psr.y.
down With T.: Tho traule l'ud ueen that the marty
md 4 President Hayes divided .thIa vote anil
fost9tsd lescs to tls South he 5srorvsd credit +,
wi,tsiic ''YnaRro Do1lc II nt essry i sl.e of tka
Union, n,thout hcng In danger Of bcing shot frou,
lShiad: lio leesea T. kneps"s gont! mtn me ~, n
to do Their duty. honestly and faithfully. iron, tho
1owr.t I. . TIC hiyAest .n..,r ,u, o,,.. 49,.
'Tha meeting then adjourned iii 7;ao in the
'ifh"t Thr following are the oflee.s Of the un!on
Icaguc 81 America. Council u ,hc State. of I'LL.
no,s: rsesl.leut, Col. 4. q. inaets9li;, Wee.
@ Is afs ns a %s wys fy"n v.ss' vasss Dc s a. = o.sy y
Ut!cy. tic lion. o. a. PRICE. Tlon'as King: Curry.
soI,lns srere.asy q II s',Isonry; hes?ri'.e
Holden; Executive t'on.alttcc, Il. a. fngcreoil,
ii. v, lIai.t,J. il. llammo,,d. U. nushnrl Z. n.
l'ot,en. a. +; chs,iiain' t. !. SUFFERS II. N
Ths State council met in the evening, Gcn
.to.sph i;eYnol,is u ihe chair Tlerc wsfs nts'at
, 1877-05-04

the following:
In answer to circulars scns cut ty rartlct having In
charge the vc+<el u~ners ctnr rcnon 10 e held In
this ely letter has l,uea rsccitoA " argn vcs M
owner IN thl4 clty: ttnus Earakn party. trom WHICH
doubt bcuR able to Gct my atecias Inte,sa shown.
They ihG l.uwtts ci1ll. md fAuk Justly they
hare It'd themselves 10 such movements eforc,
and atwaya suuAd that Clrt elaudMt uat tlsan
urntc At ypur lnret[nx We hare s:cnta here who say
they VII nut Join aHy movement to Cahiru! ffrphts
rstahlh arbitrary fates. and Wcn ye~sel el.uwncrs u
not Instruct ter axrEts 1 hold trf rctses better
figures wt cannol e1.e & any in,pvsculcnt. I
n,e9t UT tauHH anY gEsl srsEoFt9n q seMs!.oxgs1
tuahy Ut our r1ch jau IT,"
Tho foregoing H. rross rfsttatcment Tito
partleB who received tho circular In this city aFo
anxious ts forward the movement. Tic milk k-and.
watcr sentiment OF tAe writer Of The aboyu II sll
clcntly piain 10 need 10 explanation. II his timo
md nioney lo0m UP bcforc his eyeH II auch IN ex.
lent that lie will be oblIrod to stay home, and
although Tho Convention ,Eay loore the benefits
OF hts yaluable thoughts UPON tue subject, still
thpre IL hope that something Mlr 10 dnne without
llm. Let Detroit 10 an with tl,v nlOyeInrnt; t:hl-
eagu Will not bc behind. The vesscl.oxncrs Aeru
sro moi afraid to nut buffalo and Cleveland.
Let caeh. port Luck Out for It.
self. II there arc any black
sheep In the flock, this movement will show who
and What they usc. 1t II favishnrsa to look TO tho
vessel agents 10. holp when the owncss will not
Oclr ihENl4elYGH.
, 1877-05-04
THAT CANAL DIFFICULTY.

On Tuesday last, T!EE TlltAuSE publishcd OK.
tracts ffotn communication signed and supposed
to be sent By Capt. Thomas Tyrc.l, OF tho canal.
boat Sherman. It hes siuce been ascertalnud that
tho writer IL 4 person named Mike 1!ataY. who IL
tho owner Of tho ehcrman. lie complained thnt
he hnl been fined twice for trlylat oaenxe, well
aa being Delayed for soyeral days, nn1 sIat Tho
canal was generally nlsmanagud. Asthis was the
dsrt iatitnat[uu Of tntsmunaccment In the camal,
reporter ealled upon the Superintendent to OK
plain, which he has done fully. 1t soems that tho
man lIatey at ons kn,u nwnol sevesal canalboats,
on which ho would allow tho canal dues 10 nc
cumnlatc, and then slide them into the
Illinois tyc.. This was Ills object at tic iln,c ls
boat was captured. 1Io frs. lrtBd 10 palm on a
lust yeara permit for ihe passage, and wns tir M
anil nnea 81, which ho did not pay. hut slid OH
quietly 10 tho nuxt lock. Hero he found q nnw
l,s w entitled to pst,. This u how he sut
hit ilttlo game, and stopped him, aad the gal]ant
Mike was Obliged u resort u arms, nnl call aron
h!s Aesistant balllss 10 capture the ioCk, which
they did at tho drsk chafKp.
, 1877-05-04
OUR CONSTITUTION.

DtHtrnHt Of thu Fcpple by 1tn rramcs.--.Thc
Electoral College Not Only uaeicas, but
Dangerous.
@'' Aereaa KITE 4 fete yast me F'@
This election ian clcctlun by tho ltouss OF Rep.
rcscntntLfcs when no pcrton had received q ma.
torlty Of tho vuses ot al tho Electors appointcd)
was to be nude hy tho members Of tho House, who
hud been elected ncnrly twn ycnrs bciore, nna who
could not bo supposed to represent tho latcst rx-
preston Of tho podular will. Thus the choice Of
the President waa removed ~ far III posslb1s
from ts people to lsasa tho o!tce elective Ut all,
II" TIE Gon.tltatsn greSdss 'hst tue ad.ss o.
Fuoa behavior, that tin senatots ahaii be chossn
" tho i.cxtslatutcs ct thy Statc., aud not W
possSie }rom % popaiar passion % and c eonsroi. T.
Ihs only department Of tbs uoveramsns In wAlch
tue s9lee of nr peopu was to be directly c1ptessed
ane u o iii
W. .afe 70 trnst tl!e people dsrecy with tue a4.
lin1iloA dcgrrr. They had been educated ii tna
fsar q dens1aey; a,ll while assertnx tn the Dec;
laration OF Independence therbclIsf In tho natural
wnid showed how Theoretical aud sladowy tirir
sossasss ss',ss ass III .avs!y :se s, eMns Z ta s
tunul guarantees, unl by 80 Constructing tho uoy.
etnigMt ~ tn leare thv sople out AZ fur hs posi-.
of t!'s EnFtsh lsazuags+ porhaps no instrument
has been framed III u,oaern tllnes III which words
,.n wers assa wIt 70 much prss.son and In which 70
lively few scnsenres, They wrro co,,snmna.s
masters Ut words. and the dr6atca In tn Cuu,cn.
H .9w au an d
tcy particular llcs, but not lfale to mltron.
ptsHetion OF tntaase. ln other Fsxpects the wsdon
ean4"cns hc v,ss ~ hnr IT,. 1sa,s eefm ~ ="
shuwu that their fears Ut democracy not well
"a i" - ttp 1,s"s,in t u1I . Nv.
cvef present lii their minds. What n true IN ar-
@bo Sroaor ts nnse tle .sits aad s,rs oan.,
n,s.s,uns nv ~ ~ h".vht anS ~ ~ l1o
r.nrhsd ~ ~ NV sintsttt j,..a ~ ~ 't ~ oo
nas b. M Ws @ esS. ~ ., srrneg aaeg
t,sl tssst t'y e o S,o,,; or ~ y ,hsy
,nlians. nc nss:e. :, Of tho ls"po arc lable 70
P'Mt 1rsh ,.ir w. 'a1s ~
; ts,nS =. ~ asJ ~
aaose neaiuSa M'6a ~ feso't " Inc pol,9tar
e a' @ q. ~ - ~, Nv ~, - e. ~ .ncy
tioM. The trestom oI siseeh aaa of tas rssss !.
the sfeat EnafanIy q! anr !!os!iy ana pfospcttty
81 nnira ues,,. %rn9 n,sn r.. E:e ~ saS 'HS
VI ret,c, ~ s' XIV, w nt npom ~
a,,,an.u "na .m M, t sa .ab r, wv
fSi'sys put ~. ia.si,seHt sna IN is',ossat .Ssos
:. % Il sa Of as wh ns
,'nrs ,,..t,.. ~, ~, nTnsi;tv ",r ,sses,.r. IL
@ pasy 5astes ~ Sa M iS4aasi1y; ~ pr1tset aay
nsop.e " ~ ns'a atoht amPosiuoa aha
Ttohs, ~ ano ,s.; ms.'''ei at nn4 nH tnc puInso
M .Me ,Ia Masses :IS noaeh aHa ~ tho ikht
altccttots: p!tiGlans atc compelled ~ fceogptzg
tat tsct aM1 ~ t. ~ u. ana Eauu
palm !tauna'e!lt poney anots 1asM i1eto T. he
e eenn,Ana.ty .o " ~ w M us say tsnsin .!
Lae sneee.stuny 'n'sSa apoM ~ soVueht
."ss T. ~ aDous sdo aa'aa Insls w
9o EoaHA III usefJ county AAA ~ rsufy natEhb4F-
htSs 1tlrB ilt tnIit fx
eehe!a!y cofseet We" VI "1at ~ E1sst aha "ast II
10 tAeit 1Ntsios!,
Anothel !act %niem tne enemies Or fcpuhlfan
government ~ EHsVHe nase oeeh ~" 10 feete'
nlxu y tho conservation o. tue MISSES q the
, 1877-05-04
ltUFFAi.0



Bpvy4Lo, n T., Muy 3.-Tho low tolls Eeaolu-
tlsn passed Tue senats to-day. 1t n naw dtse.a-
tionary With tbs Cansl Board 10 reduce tolls on
graiu, ptc. Tue toll On wheat and cota 4ast year
wes two esGts pss bu to tide-wat<s. Tbs Canal
board IL authorized u reduce to ond cent or ono
and hall. Tho buffalo Hoard Of Trads has passed
= sesosstt!oa a.s!M: tas lanai soa7a to adopt TIM
Prop Scotia, from CAieaxu. has Just arrived.
Frvp Wiualow cleared Tor Lake Supeftof With thu
achs Sherwood in tuw.
Spsciai L94pascA to 1&4 1fstgHA
Dt7FAIo. n. y. A4y J. 3.-Notwithstand1ng con.
cuEreut resolutions VI ihG uous1 uuo Seuatv au-
thortxinx the Caual board to reduce to4 un grain,
, 1877-05-04

X you frel dull, lrowsy, dcoflltutel, hase fre-
qucnt lieadarle, mouth ta4tes bad. poor apre-
tile, tongue coatea, fuu arr sulFcfn. from tor
p!d liver, or "blliousutss." Nothins will cure
YOU SO speedily aud permanently as DR.. picrrs's
1ollrn aicdicai Discovery. Dt. ..sFee'a Aeluo-
randuln Uook. 4lyen awuy by ul druggists.
, 1877-05-04
EMMA NINE.

df7t1QE WkD0ltk 70 JH1 3FIblK9
NEW fbuk, May u TN mutton Ut counsel for
plalntl1 Ia the Emma Mine uust Iudgv Wa1lsce
yesterday granted au order allowing plaintt6 forty
days to make case md serye notice Of motion
for now trlal, and staying MI proceedings IN ans
part OF Defendants until thu haaFug and decision
VI the uosoni also allowing plaintiff to tnsn such
ea4e Into . hit! Ut exceptions within twenty days
aftur tile ducl.ion Ut thu motion fur INV trial.
aud staying tho entry Ut judgment by defendants
until tle e8plFailon of sal1 tweuiy days. II liz
sye~iun shnul4 bs adverse the cAsu viii 10 tn tav
nltsd Etate. Supreme Guast.