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SETTLING 4 rENrD QUESTION.
Gun the Atlantic salmon he Pr"pngatcd In
Streams South OF the sIudsont

An Atlantic salmon, thirty-;wo inches
long wac shot with rifle in the liushkiil river.
near it, confluence with the Delaware and IT,
high rivers at Eas,on. Pa. on the 18th inst.
Hooks and lines were first tried. but the fish
hr ke away. ami hid in the mill race" whore II
was first seen. Then it was shot with bird Shot.
which did not Kill it, A riffs ball was finally
sent through its body. nenr the hend. After
being exhibited for q day. II WAS sent by Fish
Commissioner H. J. Eocdor to Prof. Baird.
United States Fish Comm issioncr in Washing
ton city.
The taking Of this salmon goes far toward
settling tho veXod and Important question
whether the Atlantic salmon can hc propaeatcd
nrtncay In streams as 'ar south H. tho Della
ware river. 1t is u cold water FISH, and abounds
in the streams that empty into the ST. Lawrence
ami Chaleur bays. especially in the Rrs.gouche
river. II is so much more delicutc In flavor its
meat il much hner-grainel. and i il 40
much more graceful and handsome than the
California salmon. that its market valu is also
much greater. This Tact l. OF .rrnt i'm pOrtnne",
now that tho artificial stocking Of streams IA
pra,ti-'A. Tho drawback has been that the At
iantir salmon. II has been thought VIII not
eAist in warm water. licnc., Mr i3a,rd has
been JEALOUS in transporting hthcr California
snln.n eggs 10 hatch and stock the strenms IN
thu VI ldilo Statrs
Whether Atlantis salmon have eyer run up
the Hudson river or streams further South has
been moot'd point among naturalisis; when
| scirnt A. PROPAGATION ol ilHh WIS undcrtaken
! h} tnc Government. the experiment W intro
| ducinE the Auantr salmon into thu streams in
| Marylnnd aud Pennsylvnnig was tried. hut the
! experiments were 50 recently mad" that thor
/ results have not hcen determined. II this. IL"
! best salmon IN the world tor the table. can b'
! made TO thrive IN tho great s,roams-the Hud-
son the Conn 'tirut. tn" DE" ware, the Susguc-
! hanna. and the james -then the Il llcacy may
| bus rneap In cur narSptS ~ huehsh;
The experiment II sto king the Delaware
| river with this snmon wus first tried IN 1870 hy
Howard J. h'edcr and g. ". Stout OF Easton
| A second experiment. L. make II conclusive
| wt- made in 1873 whom. on the 22d ol March
| about % pW c-s- from tanadn were hat 'h"t
out uri II HHliy. Ali the salmon Were plu""d III
| lnrl,. spring in the lusnkill. near IN" ll"la
| wnrc riicr. Tla, the fish recently caught -
| salmon 4, ulnt tod
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Mr.. Abeirs Young Man Complaining OF the
Hard YORK and tn-atisfactory Result.

Sun reporter called yesterday to see
Mr.. Henry T.. Ahell who il violating the Fraud
ulent Presidents civil service order by collect
ing asscssments from Custom House oilic- rs.
Mr. Abel was not in. but n long nOsed young
man was lie was seated ut desk addressing
circulars such IA that In THE Sun yesterday.
shade OF suffering could be- seen in the young
mans face. but he was polit' and inquired his
visitors business; M
- Dil you cill about these pOlltleal contriDu-
ti0Lsf he asked.
Yes, sir.
All well. can attend to that for you. What
name. please 800
would prefer to see Mr.. Abel himself
Well. h III be In in few minutes. Take a
seat sir Where are yea stationed. sirP
In Jersey CITY, the reporter said which
was the truth. Tor he gets his bed. breakfast
Oh :" said Mr. Abell's assistant. " see. You
are on the Cunard dorky
His visitor maintaining q conscntlng silence
the young man added: ! was over there the
back and forward. first to tho barge Office then
to one picr and then another, and down stairs.
and skipping into "A ship and then out a.n n.
The ms In. heaving long sigh. I'm pretty
tired"
How are you making out with your collec-
tons - the reporter asked.
ON. don't know, am sure; Now. tax" to.
day for instance. had to 20 down 10 Pier |
and Pier 2. then had Ia - 10 n line OF steam-
crs ny town. then came back and went to Hoo
boksn to the Hamburg line. and then back to
81 How did you do to-day p
" Not much"
As the young man arose and put his circulars
in the drawer the suffering look again bcspread
his face. lie said: As l was alyoing on % a
slipped on one o. those ID hay slides. and
strained my ankle"
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Tho members OF th" kilss County Shooting
club in the Brook)n Driving Park yesterday, hnd their
monthly pi.r shooting msch iu tho chaWi. inshiP
Oli hnAgr There fourteen competitor, Each shot
nj 10 single hid 81 yards i ~ yards boundary ties
hot oil nt 8 Llid~ The hulsc Ma finally won rs Mr.
,iuin NnHcr Nhout nrA tied with Mc-sr- thas Movers
nnd William Packard Following !, The score Mollcr,
~ rickard -, & Never, ., q. Muller =, lungrs,
~ con Mullrr II Miller. 7 james Moler, ! tlUscr
all G s,,sea q. Mol,r. o. Meyers, q, II Dics =,
nd a. .
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After the prize fight last week between Harry
Hckcn OF rmlddcphis and Mcclellan u thi, city. Mike
Coburn brother 10 Juo Coburu Issued challenge tn
Aght Icken Tor s2n side. cordng to the rules that
governed the hght last week Aiorici haslecn posted
with Frank Queen. and both yne,slS wi meet IN the
arena IN i,H weeks noted Philadelphia sporting
man rccept-i the chal"u.r fr Hckrn The contest
vii De- decided piiVnt,lV Ihrk"ni- hacked by sporting
men Ph air nina. ana n l. probable that Arthur
Chambers Fhilu1 lphh nnd Bly Edward, 81 tn, CiiS
viii second lickon in the coming contest tVurn ha.
not fought in the uu. since he ung at draw with Patsy
Sheppard At Cold sDrul Indiana sporting mon OF thi,
city claim that lac Whlp llItken
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In drear and wntry prairie. opening called
S'mmt l'HrN, Oregon Ban has established IN, htrm!
hn.c IL. cabin j. l-iht mlh down The meadow, AMI
thin cork GROW nj smoke was curling hhoc IT'S arr ROOT
wutu W. pissed. The Other dag whilro bln wns away
Unity lFil miles ~ IN ntN heHlhnrs r. huldig
iifpltu ry ct something. hnn,hef l'lnM VA" wanted
hriluit along anal ulnuod BINS -sons
~ mud hj lli came lun,ius hncA home on crunhe AMI
The iunl- met him ~ the door with hisPun. h let 80
one ctubh, held W lis game leg, whipped out iis re
Nu'N lH." hlnNh away. Then he walked on down to
Niauhthr. ,NA seventy nrs told the story hd gave
hm"n NJ, An examination was hhd AMI he was dis
CAretd AittguO party sent up 10 plhnt the nuirr
r"w and r"" 81 lhlls r.ht tlrr /, none Ia dispute ~
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TT2IT TC3E.
TIE SUN.

1873. NEW YORK. 1873
As ihc time appfoD he, for The renewal oi ,uh'cuP
uons TIE StS wpalt remind II. irc al, and wei wish
ers c,trywherc TINT II !. asain candidate i'r N'h
con.iderauon ani support Upon IL, record Ter the p's
ten ycar-t rifles fui continuance Of the heAfn s,n
pathv and gcnerou, cooperation which have uel'w
Lccuc 'i~i n II from every quarter Of uc tui'n
III, DAILY sun 40 i'ri pnsc sheet u - c'4'nn',
pr.cc t., mail. post r.i. 30 ccaisa iloa;l ~ sj')
p,r wear
The sunday cdlt..n " rus SIS isan cis'ir' '1ei
Of 81 COLUMNS Mhf' -lyius tho ucws of tie .l y 40
cont,iu, q LAKE am,unt % literary ari al~ ..'Ar IS
matter specially prepared f'g It Ias -VNoN 7'N "A'
met with great success Post paid i.Ol !etr
The Weekly sun.
who docs not know Tuk WlKAir SuN Il circulate,
throughout the Uuci state, the CAna'a-. ali b.
,ont Ninety thousand iamihcs greet its ~ei,'n,
pages weekly amt re-ari it IN the -hi of rli com
>cl.ur and friend It, news editorial Hgrt uufai iii
literary departments make tc,s riiay ufnn iof no
iainiiN ami the hrc,,ie. Term, One Dollar yeAI'
ioti ID TIL, prize, gg4ii, consl' rci. makes 10 No
cheapest newspaper published For clubs of ten. SO"
$40 cash, We viii -id nm extra cop! tree A'lrc''
PUBLISHER or THE So Sew rst'y
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AZ tho Criminal Court y'-ter'lny ,colorcd
nlAn stnuuA ph -'ld MT sii) tuH tiirsr o lur
sud h, hAs MONEY Judge Iuno, boz kon"d tid
~ the JOnns and rsins cuunbcllOrs present AMI
ulHreed
Mr. 80, HppeIt yonts defend the prisoner"
Tho enlur'l LAislAr lu,cd liz clr, with horrnr when
lie Ia Ard tine nanr thr hrruu hundred cuiN
nsnnNitA IA sOn" Vuun with aud r,g,llA tlI,d
n" Jei, NJ, ~, - mot i,al, guilty a yer don't
ma" u A,nr' ~ I'VE )NAr- 80 the Irn"
Iho pfi'nr VA - tirntl accordingly, aud the
lANltf talltd nnr inurt lust
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Dr>NsYLvNNuA RAILROAD.
A>prSiilh is WI. ROUTE


HNpINfll.n - AtES NAIL ROUTE
ga AMI alter Nny u. l~T7
Trainsira N.w loFh VIA DssJr,escs and corilandt
IApr, iu Harrisburg ii.hursh the West and South.
witt Pullman ia..c, Cars attached. NJ, and > .
T. VI fliie.
+ r. WAami.loli Iock Haven Cory. anil Ere nj ~
T. connecting ~ CORY tyr H'l.Nl. f'iro.. INN
Icntr.. asst tho On Es-'ois fos "iihans'ort AMI
lock Haven. 4
For Saiuniarc Wa.linsion ant the South. Limited
Wa>iu.ton fXrrcs> OF fg.nnau parlor cars dniN, cN
cont SUNDAY. - 80 \ VI arrive Washington nor VI
Eoe.llr AZ 20 \ NJ, It, ~, and o T. NJ sunday & %
ESire,, tor rhiiad,lphia, " 80 @ % Limited. II
49, T. T. o.. Il. q "a. !. = Nl. nnl = VI. snulav.r
NJ 5.a' G:e, : 80. aniYrN Em.srani and second
E,ai- 81 aro.s,n Annex connect VIII all through
tran. ntJer~ e. a. rInS speedy ani direct trans
Ter Tor Rrnuklsi friNt4
r-,r'Nu. rrfti AHiNt, frriu:un WIDER. and
ofil.r t,fi.. lucni , ic- go H,l lrkft ON .y~
Trains nfiN. From ri .nu.-h %. a. si.Ii lh q \ VI sd
IusiP dMlV. "a \ and IS - I. da.y. "N
Gers Muiiny 10 WASHINGTON uud y fillmore. ID %
ana 40 4 NJ { 49, u ana 10 = snliav.
ttoand a'4lA Prom "htAd'lpln. "a. 'l, % -
lOln ~ 4l.lI..uA go 4ll.p Usl s. ~, ~ 10,
AID ~ sur Sali.N 500. Is 80. . ~, lp+h II 81
VI e. 49, and 10 or
H. Nj On.s,. a.a AMI Hti broadway, Aston iou>e.
and loot Of nr>hru,-,, and tortlaudt SIS Court II
Hr~ikyu. M liG and lis Had IN st. lW u.ru, Depot
Jcr ~ Ci,y taierhW Ticket onic., h"i'.rN gla,e
FRANK THOMSON, l, y FARMER.
GENERAL Mnntlsr General PASSENGER AGENT
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0lapf,o- --AfnRfs.

x0lapi,o- -.Hnulfs.
ATD. n. BABcocK q co.'~
io7 CHURCH ST.
rir,; ,ls operator; and nu.lcrs wanted on eicaa'
wheeler wilson aud Dom, str machines
Ai~o ~ rrnoklvn fact ~, II iohn-h 81
HTIruCuAL FLOW IRIS -Good ro.c mater.
"a wanted, also cutter Apply TO = FRIEND ~
A LADY will sell her wL.chr wilson .oycndma
"A chine; complete order, all attachments sl1 % Fast
Third St
A DOW EsTIt, sin.cr. wheeler wilson, VIII,
Canal =
RAsTrRs anil cpcgai9rs on h,nnci elI aS. a sn,a
- linen sack coats work given out to toh hahds 40
Forty sixth Il, near "ih ~.
nREssMAKIN0.-,rpr enuae wanted must be
- good sewer. irJ7 nj av, ~ floor
CXrrmIExcrD ele's R9n Only , q, y'rs s,
highest rrce' and steady y9,S TaA,sSIIiaH Is. canal H.
ExrInIENtED hand, wanted Randall bu,
ii wALLAcirs SONS. isa Dunno At
l. Is SS GFxS' 9 ~ raios
Brpoki,n
ExrEEIENcED rg,,onl,oc maker; and arl'ner'
II on cloaks. Mrs II oBRlhN. li"' br"nd"A,
ESrnHiidraNtfkf2 SKI A. 8 Gse Ss''
NItrF LIN ERs wanted a, Cd sthav
SEwING MACHINES rented. g. monthly .'t
- create i harsmn. cn-h CO., IN. ailments % Hrcnvch
NV near Jefferson Market and ISL last Rrotway near
Canal It Machine repaired
SrvuNG MACHINES ohcar-N ,ari, nov snscr
-, cns S n,S bS S rs one Eo"i
SEwI>G MACHINES s.d,s.a,, go. si1,, NV 81.
- tll knd. rcnt,t r'pairi BOZ KIN '"l li"ison ~
TuHEE .cyer.. three .u.hT. ore heller one
trimmer AMI on' nni'hcr on i'iics qr,i IT,, w''A
VxrANTED-Ladics and plri. TO learn cutting hy ac.
w iuai inca. uwment, ~ nr; 80, fmn'h dress
maker. also. girls wani.i 10 AN &c, .jn9N ns
XVAN1TD-d Cool y !'ins n,ua da.-hcr. AMI fur s'w.
" ''' @" ''"'''pK fIrS xxsrplSrR II, Mcrccra
WASTrrD,A ss ns to Md ~ u Sl'9 CA 2p1 !, d
O'Clock. as Grand II ba.,ncnt
WANTED one or to- ar-, A., mum liner. Or IN
Fa.t is,h It. Gc,wcen AMI u
\VANTED-onc or Two sin nn.-lcr-. vho ,unl.ir.
~. i'fpd h"S !. n, ~ ,n, Il, VA" 'u' "'
W NNTEp-E,pcuenccd busters On white vests
W Call all the ~cck ~ Chsrlc- - rcet II ISRAEL.
WANTED Young NJ. to see Igari' "a .ati9n'
w Apply at 40 West 2th u. IN ~ basement
VEANTED-A .ober gri to work IN :, ,talrali.
w must come ready ~ work - Lap nArd st
WANTED A girl IL DO general hou-work. BY II
w rlnn family call ats 'Ah AZ.
WANTED-An improver at drcssmakns Can at
w sat ~ av
operators on suits ut sai IN t. jersey
NoV>G slr. can obtain .ua, en' tree ,.isns. sgi
Marx pi,ce. sth u under cue OF cmlir,n7 An >.
ctya Also Instruction Vn seNiuf mAchiAr~ rom
v5dHily To- all who may apply AM urcs-n'A'ns ian-hi
| gfatuiun-iv
SO OPERATORS on ". machines to make
OO calico slirl- .ClJ az. htVm' ht
300 tn,LDEE> wanted rpm = ios 'cst' e. g. g'e
ilu corner oi IAN It and 9TH " $40" ~ premiums
Cai ), tween 10 and iaily
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tltrsoan 9OiIt,s.
nem puJAtlnons.

NID HOOKS WANTED At American Book kt
Orheu., \, IIcrkman Il Nrw intk ipr new hD"N' %
cash BonA. laanci t. ala lart, OF the nicI ssAN'
I.,a'nl agents ant.i say where you saw tli'
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BxTTERS.
L.FUNKE, DR., sole Agent, - John It. n Y.
l.. . Bon iu-a,
STEAMBOATS, mo .,iil.oi0A

albany EVENING BOATS. Peonlrs Lane
N leave Ti,r a. y z. ,yrrN weeS dag At q ". tor
inn, sttc room. roulo4iahi mltni,i F4rc. II -
fr,. uan.l.r ~ boat. uf .ip " Hr fph va Anlty.'
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Sottls.

ATNEW ENGLAND HOTEL. 20 Bowory-
"A SDO ROOMS iod. U.S., ~, ~ bUc Tor gentenen only.
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&oag0 ano Gooms.
aDvrWTIsEMENrsW TCEIvEDiorr assus
~ ia II mo .sn - a ION
DDARDI<G Chatham squarr, double or -insc
ID roru. Nt nre, also. iNAn aud vile ~ board IN
trance ~ New BOwVrN over the bank,
DEAtIs ST. HOUSE, corner Hudson boarding
ID erntlurn with 70 excellent Rooms, bath table
board 81, ladies. ~ ~
NEW young men can Ice accommodated with good
board front. heated rooms - 81, good accommOia-
tons for ladies'. 80 Madison 81
NICELY FURNISH laWe and hall rooms to
~ et with board, terms moderate, day boafder> IN
Enst broadway
ok EAST 18TH sT.-A lev ladies AMI gentle
- ID m, n can IL accommodated With board
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Gorsrs, Gar ll1,5, Nc.

-stNLN HORSES -frru used h.,, ,um!..
~ ."r lpu wagon, 80 90 slo must be- sold a. Mhl
l-ou Il
NOR SALE sound horse. .mt truck Farmer. or
rSmr.-, pilce, sut. sl2', Ulai sven ~ McworHt
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FOURTEEN IuEoyeu. TRAiNS. EACH WAY DAILY
TllRIE DElOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
THO IL NEN iOEk.
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Hmummtnis.
I,rFrU WEEK . HORSE CROWDED NnMIlX
THE HOeT BRILLIANT SUCCESS ON RECORD

LONDON CtNrra
AT GILMORE CAMDEN
NNT Ell. T. DOtKntII. CtiAS W, FISH ROBERT
SrTCK NlY IN" three troatrst uf the Eient AMI the
most ACCOMPLISHED aud daring bareback riicrsNNi .
All tho Ut,i'r .Faui features Iyr-y cv, nlii2 ~
TrsdnyS, ThurshiN.. art SatHritys at2 boor~"Wn ~
and T. ADHESION y md 2,ccnt-. Reserved seats
~ cents thi.ir,h unl'r rail- rfie".
sIB,IAL hTfN " TION- - .uniti"n,tns hondayoW ven
iny A. Vii AlElA IGASLlNi tic champion lady
y.locipcdst ot tie world, Hh So ROMEO, the marvel
lous ,h k
The New York herald., 1877-03-04

T. CAMERON'S PATENT
IA. ESPECIALLY STEAM PUMP
Is the standard of excellence at home and abroad
Works loot OF East 23d st., New York.
A Lii SIZES ENGINES AND BOILERS MADE TO
"A ordcr hnve hand 16x3O IixaD Ifx24, l2x24 Oxy.
of gncs 12x20 plain slide Valve IOx2I
5fx Boiler 10 Tubes 6Oxl2 bo,lc GI Iubes
Address ROBERT WIiITEIiIIi.. ~ Cortlandt At. New
York city. works. Ncwburg. N. Y.
A WANTED. A ~ INCH wooLLEN CARDTN0 MA.
"A .chne Address for ten days c. FAvOY 81 East 22d ST.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH A. B77QUADRUPLE SHEET
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL TUTICES.
7NTH WARD TAxPAyERs ASSOCIATION WILL
1Omset Tuesday, March u. at No. ius Allen ST., = T. W.
y. FINK. Chairman.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
MACHINERY.

A LARGE LOr or NEW AND SECOND HAND
xAStenn Engines and Boilers steam Pumps Tank.
st., BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
EuROPEAy STEausuIps.
COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk. It's Point aud Richmond. Tuesdays Thurs
days saturdays AT L NJ connecting with the Virgins
and tennessee AR Line. Atlantic Coast i.nc Piedmont
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
panys lines interior points IN North Carolina
Nir xina. Newbern and Washington. y. e. via Norfok)
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
Lewes Del. Monday and Thursday. ut r. conLectini
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations un- -urpasscd
Througu tickets aud ls Of lading all points
lowest rates. Insurance TO Norfolk. &c., "a per
Freishts received daily at pier 81 North River Genera
Offices. lo7 Greenwich It. ~ l. MccREADi. President
DloNEER LINE AUSTRALIAN PACKETS EsTAB
l. ished ls52 10 mechanics domestic servants aboiers
kc-Under arrangements with the government OF New
south Wales approved mechanics carried To Sydney
Australia for S7 30 gold each For further particular
apply t. K W. CAMERON 4 CO.. ~ >. William ST.. N
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-02
a DefaultIng P. ".

CHICAGO, February 25.-Special Agent
Stuart. of the Postofice Department, who
has been in this city for several days look
ing into the accounts OF the Chicago post
office, has discovered that Gen. MscAr-
thur, the postmaster, is defalllter to the
amount of $3S,D0O The fact was ascer-
tanned yesterday, when Gen. Macarthur
telegraphed bis resignation to the Post
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-02
The Count.

As we make up on Thursday, the count
has been carried through to Vermont in
the face of the most reckless fihbustering
on the part of the Democrats to consume
time, prevent the completion of The count
and the announcement Of the election Of
Messrs. Hayes and Wheeler. There now
remain four more States to be counted,
about which there is no chance for disa-
acknowledgement and Wisconsin for
Hayes, and West Vigrinia and Virginia
for Tilden. The completion of the count
therefore, cannot be STAYED off any further
with any show or eoloring of argument
or reason. The table below will show
how the matter stands at this writing,
but further progress may be made before
going to press.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-02
Washington Dispatch to the Leader.
Hayes cabinet.

1t may be stated as certain that
Senator Sherman will be the next
Secretary of the Treasury. While
he will not be interviewed regarding
his recent visit to Columbus, he will
not deny that he was invited there
by Governor Hayes, and that the
Cabinet appointment was rendered
to him. His stereotyped reply Is,
81 have nothing to say about it,"
but when questioned directly wheth
er or not he will be Secretary of the
Treasury under Hayes, he replies,
ut Is not settled yet; we must not
presume upon Governor Hayes cleo
ton until the count has been finish
ed. Senator Sherman looks very
smiling and happy, and said to-day
That Governor Hayes had consented
to be his guest instead of going to.
the hotel, as the Governor had first
proposed. He has been quizzed a
great deal by his fellow Senators
about his visit to Columbus, but has
taken it all goOd-humoredly, and
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-02

The neat little speech of Govern
or Hayes, delivered at Springfield,
Ohio, Saturday evening in the pres
ence of a few personal friends, while
it possesses no political significance,
indicates that he preserves his eqni-
poise amid the conflicting rumors OF
the times, and that when the time
comes for him to act as the CHIEF
Executive of the nation, he will be
equal to the great duties imposed
upon him.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-02

The Pacific Mail steamship subsi-
DIV of $500, 900 per year has been re-
newed by an amendment to the APP
preparation bill offered by Mr.. Ham
lin. By means of this subsidy the
Pacific Mail has preserved monop-
oily that could not exist a day If gov
ernmental support was Withdrawn
from it.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-02

when asked about other appoint
ments than his own, replies that he
isn't the repository of Gov. Hayes
secrets. Assuming bis appointment
to the Treasury as certain, politicians
are beginning to talk about Sen ator
Sherman's successor, and there is
very strong feeling in favor of Cen
erai Garfield.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-02

St. Louis has a color doctor, and
Hotchkiss is his name. The color
cure is based on the propagation of
electromagnetic currents. The hu-
man system absorbs the solar rays
in different proportions, aud when
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-02
DIR. FISHBLATT

has discovered the greatest cure in the world
for Weakness of the back and Limbs, Inyol-
untary Discharges, Impotency, General De-
bility, Nervousness. Dyspepsia LanguOr, Low
Spirits confusion of Ideas, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dtmness Of the
sight or Giddiness diseases of the Head,
Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections OF the Liver,
Lungs. Stomach or Bowels-those terrible
disorders arising from the solitary habits of
youth-SECRET and solitary practices more
fatal to their victims than the songs OF the
syrens to the mariners of Ulysses, blighting
their most radiant hopes or anticipation,
rendering marriage, ETC., impossible.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-02
equilibrium

Speaker Randall on Saturday last
behaved less like a heated and un-
scrupulous partisan, and more like
the presiding officer of legislative
assembly, than he has heretofore
done. He conceded at least that
while holding that motion to post
pone the performance of a legal duty
was perfectly regular, motions to in
terrupt it at any or every stage OF
its progress, were out of order. The
distinction is rather a fine one, but
in this case perception of half the
truth is better than disregarding 1t
altogether. Thanks to this ruling
and to a return to reason by large
section of the Democrats, the vote
of Oregon was finally disposed of,
and the vote of Pennsylvania was
taken up. Objection was offered to
one Eleetor on the preposterous
ground that he was a Centennial
Commissioner, and the two houses
separated. The Democrats in the
Senate were ashamed to sustain this
silly objection, and it was voted
down in that chamber almost unani-
mously. In the House a motion for
a recess till Monday prevailed by a
very slender majority, and the send
ing of the South Carolina returns to
the Commission was thus delayed
till Monday.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-02

A Washington dispatch to the N.
Y. Times gives the retort of Mr..
Hoar of Massachusetts, to Mr..
Hewit's unfounded charge that he
had deceived the Democrats by talk
ing one way IN the joint committee
and acting another way on the Com
mission. After fully disproving the
allegation, he closed his speech with
the following happy hit, which
brought Hewitt into ridicule on both
sides of the house by reason of its
complete Characterization: "Mr.
Speaker, a distinguished Senator
from Massachusetts being charged,
as / have been, with dishonor in the
performance of a public duty, said:
'We have a maxim in New England,
when certain men make exhibitions
of themselves, that in the mind of
such a man there is a screw loose
somewhere. In this mans mind all
screws are loose" Laughter and
applause. 81 am quoting Mr.. Web
ster about Mr.. Ingersoll, you under
stand. The whole machinery said
Mr.. Webster, is rickety, shaky,
crazy, out of jolnt;' and 1 have some
times thought l have seen instances
of gentlemen whom great response
bilities have brought into ike con-
dition of mind" [Renewed laugh
teri