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We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work in style that cannot be SURPASSED.
Orders from the country promptly fled and de-
lvered BY express or mail. ia1 7..T~: 5T,iT
Estimates furnished when required. .cr7i,,,
NH 2I-d,sw.&w
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PRINTING.HOUSES.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.

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GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND. BIST-
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH. COM
bncd with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best ssye,
and AT LOW PRICES. every description of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS, E,tJ
VISITING-CARDS, .....+ .t...a
PROFESSIOSAL-CARDS,
WEDDlNG-CARDs, ~
SHoY-CARDS,
BILL-HEADS, ... ....
LETTER-HEADS
NOTE. HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
NOTICES CHECKS
CIRCULARS, -...... ..-
MASIFESTS.
BILLS LADTNG,
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DRGG-LABELs, : -.
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DATES

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TERRY UP AND BUY sObIE OF
4 those DATES ut -PIZZINrs-four Doun,'s for
only twenty-five cents. -' r Hh ~
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GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN. IN RICHMOND
GENERAL VIEWS ON THE SITU4TIoN.--Gov-
ernor Chamberlain, Of South Carolina,
passed through the city last night on his
way to Washington, in response to the sum-
mons Of the President. The train stopped
here, rs usual, about ten minutes, most Of
which time the Governor, or Ex-Governor
rather, spent out on the platform, where
the fresh riYcr-breeze could fan his checks
and the blaze from the Tredegar furnaces
gladden. his eyes,. While SO engaged, a
Dispatch reporter ssw him, and extended
the compliments Of the season, and sought
to extract from him in payment therefor
some remarks about the political situation.
Mr.. Chamberlain said he was going to
Washington to see the President and to lay
before that functlonary any information he
might desire about South Carolina, but de-
clared his belief that he would have pre-
cious little that was new to tell. He did not
know whether Hampton meant to meet him
(Chamberlain) in Washington; supposed
that if Hampton didn't 60 he would send
somebody. -
Mr.. Chamberlain seemed at loss as to
what would be expected Of him when he
got to Washington, and wondered whether
he would be expected to meet Hampton or
Hampton's representative face to face and
talk it out. or whether he would be asked
to present his views in writing, or whether
Hayes would suggest compromise.
Governor Chamberlain observed that he
had been reading the Dispatch on his way
to this city. lie was struck with the state
ment Of our Washington correspondentthat
it is almost certain that there is in existence
a writing by which it was agreed on the
part OF t.uc uayes people il the southern
Democrats would Join the obstructionists in
the count they would cause the removal of
troops from South Carolina and Louisiana.
He wished to know if the correspondent
was reliable. He was assured atfirrlatively,
but he ventured to say, nevertheless, that
he believed no such compact was i'll exist
ence.
When the train started and the reporter
and the Governor had to shake hands hur-
riedly aud say farewell, the topic was Major
Van Lew. The Governor or his companion,
Mr.. Thompson, of the Columbia Union and
Herald, or somebody, was inquiring whether
she was in the Confederate States army
or the United States army, and whether
her commission was in the cavalry or the
infantry.
Governor Chamberlain is quiet, gen.
tlemanly young man of thirty or thirty
five, is of medium size, wears moustache
and no other beard, and talks quietly and
very pleasantly.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT. WORK A
SPECIALITY. '-s h''
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FRESH BAEAsAs.-PIzZTEI received by ycster-
days steamer fine lot Of this fruit.
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ENEw GOODS received nearly every day a. LEVY
BRoTHERs,. They show q large assortment OF all
kinds Of goods adapted to the present and coming
ReaS0ns. -. - - ---N- - -
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w ANTS,

WANTED, WOMEN AND MEN,
w want COOKS and CHAMBER GIRLS
private families In New York, New, Jersey;
Philadelphia Also, FIFTY MEN, white or eolo'
to saw cord-wood in New Kent and Surry count
J. 2. JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
NH 27 s. -. No. @ Fifteenth streei
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WANTED, REAL ESTATE NOTES
w secured by deed Of trust Acknowledgement
notes) to secure purchase-money. Parties holding
such and wishing to realize VIII consult Wlth me w
once = = FRANK d. HILL,
Real Estate Agent
nbos.2t Il0S Main street.
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TIE GRAND JURY.
The grand jury Of the Hastings Court
will meet an Monday next, which is the
t;rst Monday in April. There are not SO
many cases as usual for its consideration,
and II the indictment against Crittenden is
ready By Tuesday (and Captain g. d. Wise
is very prompt), the grand Jury may y, IND had
very soon afterwards. In the mean time
Colonel Crittenden will have to remain in
Jail unless brought out on writ of habeas-
corpns and admitted to bail. at present it
seems likely his counsel viii not apply for
bail. ~
THE PROPOSED REPAYMENT. Is. I. .
= In our last issue we stated that Colonel
Crittenden . declared that be was innocent,
but admitted that he was in mesh from
which it might be difficult to extricate nim-
self. He was unable to suggest theory
which would account for, the alterations,
but ayowed his determination to replace the
Sl20 due the State; and then, he said, ne
would proceed to clear up this mystery'
In reference TO the repayment OF the
money Wrongfully drawn by somebody,
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS COOK
w bya white woman who understands tne busi-
ness IN all It's branches. Would have no ooJecuon 10
q private clearinghouse. Address
NH 27-lts t"C0Uh,' al ILLS onloe.
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WANTED, REAL ESTATE PAPER
w FROM TWO TO THREE YEARS-sS,ooo
to $4,000 worth. Apply 10 :. ,,n.o,,
-, = j. l.. APPERSON.
NH o7-ot Real Estate Agent.
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F. B. SPENCE & SON. ,
, 1877-08-14

Tho gentlemen comprising tho Committee
appointed by the Chnrter Oak policy-holders
III Chicago to protect their interests in tic
investigation and reorganization going for.
ward at Hartford Rare to 10 commended for
tho energetic nnd straightforward manner
in which. they performed their duties. Being
plain, blunt Western mon, and shrowd in.
quisitors wisl,al, they wcre not slow either In
arriving At tho true facts in tho case or In
expressing their views in reference thereto,
md tho vigorous English in which the
Committee, collectively mud individually,
deliver their opinions Of Nessrs. WALKLEr,
WHITE, FunpEn, Wtao1N, ETC., cannot fail to
ha highly interesting 10 tho general reader.
lilo suggestion, adopted in tie form Of n
resolution at yesterdays meeting Of the Chi
cngo policy y-holders, Western man bo
chosen as a member Of Tho Doartl OF Direct
ors,-sllould not 10 lost upon tho present
managers Of tho Company.
, 1877-08-14

The chieaen p.o!uec markets wcro generally
actise a11tlweak yesterday. Mess pork closed l7!zc
ter br owrr. 1T ST.. .Po for September and ST.. 81
kf1.. H7ls fur October. Lard closed &c lower. Al
S3.;,5 for September and 81, t1!3 for October.
Meats were e.l>e: 1T Axe for Ioose shoulders and
GJ,c fur 90 rlsor ribs. Lake frctshts active
AMI higher. At ic tor cosn to Buffalo. ftfshwlncs
wtrc steady, at slo3 per gallon. Flour was moro
active. 4lnl l:.iI!:.'c luwer. Wheat closed .!edb
2+r lower, ut 81. OH OIL CT tos August and u7:sD
b11ic ftr september. Corn closed lQ1iic lower,
ut t3.4e for August and 4:ic for September. 0nts
closed '.c owtr. ut &c for August aud ..aic for
September. ltye clo*rt &c inwer, at h9hN:i3o.
barley tloscd &c luwcr, al C0!sc for September.
1io.s were fairly active and steady, nt s4.7oGD
5.:iu. tatile "crr more active md armcr. Sheep
wcse uuchah:eH. tine hundred dulIars in gold
wuuld buy Sl0;i. % in gsecnbacks at The ctorc.
, 1877-08-14

Affairs nt Wilkesbar1e, Pa, nro far from
being in condition such as to encourage tho
hope Of n peaceful future. The striking
,ninera are for the present held in check by
tho Federal troops, who aro on tho scene III
goodly numbers, but they thrsaton to bitle
their tins aud when the coast ;s clear to re-
su1no tho terrorism.which they are now re-
strained from exercising. Tla most cruel
feature Of tho ca*e Ii, that slaero are plenty
Of miners who would be glad to work aud
cnrn the wages offered. hut arc fright
cncd awny by tho certainty Of porsonal
violence. It ia trne they can bc protected by
The troops while ut work, but tho danger of
assassination by tho strikers In ambush stares
then, in tho face On ono hand, while on the
other they arc confronted by tho griu out
look Of starvation during tho coming winter.
Meanwhile tic strikers 60 about with
wagons lovylng tolls Of provisions upon the
farmers Of tho vicinity, Offering no violence,
it il true, but conveying tho impression that
n refusal to contribute will involve serious
consequences laser Oh. The situation gener-
ally Is serious and gloomy.
, 1877-08-14

The American fara9raphcrs' Association Il
working very hannonIously uudcs Its ucw code
Of rules compelling every member to putt every
other member at least onte quarter, ths tnt's'
lmutn adjectiYes bclug '|brcezy,'' "spscs," and
"racy." Tie adnirably-lertsed system ot
close season for jokes seeuls thus fur to please
every one, but experienced humorists declare
tLat Il will not answcF. 1t fs all very well to
cuaet, frtust4aee, t4at uo jokes about laying In
d w.ptes's supply uf coal shall bc III <cason be.
turs Sept. il, aud that 1t sLull be cause
fur expulsion ind alluaton to iu all tho
papers ot the league Us busted humor-
ut who has rltten book mud Rune to meet
"ELl PEuKIAs," but when IL IL remembered
that the code embraces iu its operations Bur-
, 1877-08-14

Tha. tho llealtl, Officer is rising to keen
appreciation OF Lis responsibilities il tcsti.
flrd III his recent ruport, which sets forsl.
tho condemnation Of ons ltan, ono shoulder
OF becf, tlreu hogs, one calf, and forty-Ais
pounds Of iis!l. 1t ia true that several mill
ION cubic feet Of condensed, cxtra-diBt,llc.l
ftlnk still Aool 'lo atmosphere, but who,
with this Grray Of condemned ham, shoulder,
hog, n'd cAlf, not To speak Of forty-six
pounds OF fish. beforo him, would lcuouuco
chicaso's lIenltla Department as a "l-d
aalren iIaAlity."
, 1877-08-14

Tho sl'read OF the cattle plague In En-
gland h!t nrrvttl lie House Of Commons
Committee, appointed to investigate, to tho
recommendation Of somo rigid rules. Their
report ssrictly prohibits my importations
from infected dihtricta, and orders TINT nit
Cattle shalt bc killed at the place Of lAn.ling.
Cattle markets and fairs aro to be stopped,
Infected fusu1s 10 be quarantlned, aul ull
:atlle hheda In towns to be l'lscel under IL,
'pection. Tho very air IL full Of tho disease,
aud the utmost caution has become neces.
sary i'll tbs preservation Of the bs1ltes wlfct
hayo Ell fur cscaped tle infection.
, 1877-08-14

Not knowing anything about the currency
auestton himself, WILBUR falls back on Ill anon-
ymous correspondent called "Consesyaitye, J" and
hosda up his shallow-i2uorant ASSERTIONS Is pure
gospe! to teach the nation. Says the Wells-
street concern:
'sConsersxtiso" shous that Until! 1873 The gold
co.ns Of The United staius wsIs tcxat-tende ~
much silver dc:lass. and were tasrsfars much
thr dollars oi this county lta further po[nts out
that II Tho silver aolta' always the dutluE and
unlt VI value ot this country, then aftor tue weight
Ut gold coins VIZ reduced In 1E4 fur ~ 10 make
agtyen nominal amount Of shru, worth per cent
less thau tho aaae nominal amount OF silver dol.
lars, I'LL cEelitora were eutltcd 20 demand silver
duats. ue their equivalent In guild co;uy. tn pay
meat of dett4 duo them. uuI that right never Was
xs.arted, nor did II ever rxist.
II the =" right neycr cxlstedh Ito demand all
Yer payment for debts utter the weight of the
gold dollar was reduced IN 1884 to 3pcE ~ent
below the value Vi the silver doliarh VIC pee-
suluu that was the reaaon It never was a4sest-
3D." for II could hardly be asserted, successfully
1t least, II tt never existed. The silver dollar
never was changed in weight Ut pusu silver from
tie tims |. ~ established ln 17aa Until 0enon-
, 1877-08-14

Down in tbs southwestern part OF the city.
ln the vicinity Of tue lime kiln, there IL u
huge pond, i'll so1ne places from forty to
'1iy feet in depth. Prior 10 the riots it's
banka were much affected by the Bohemian
population OF that ncighboshood, who tished
'r swan in the waters, az inclination sug.
sested. But since the day the mob was met
ana hurled back by the police, the fishers
md bathers have deserted the pond, aEd
aorrlbla smell azises from its DEPTHS.
There las always been y feeling
fha: . smatl proportion os the dead
lieu resulting from the Onslaught.
OF tue r'otoas Thursday have been account
~ for, and IL suspicion u gaining strength
that their bodies were dung into the pool
that 10 trace Of thsir connection with the
, 1877-08-14

striking novelty which nrrests attention.
The amount Of having that would bo done in
TINT case would only be limited by tie differ
rrcea That ariso between men; i'll tho present
condition Of human nature, a court would
i:avo to bo established on every block, au.l
tho halta Of Justice would 10 IA humorous NJ
saloons md t1rug-stores, wlilo Government
would support a host Of Judges bnilitIs, off.
GERS, nntl lawyers.
The repcnl Of all patont laws Ia, Of course,
intended to put m nbsolnte check on all In
ventions. The labor-saving u,achine Is ono
Of the bugboars used by the rolitIcnl tlctna-
gogaea who prey upon tho workingmen; Of
course, It inventors cnn receive no remuncr-
nt,on for their inventions The inventions nil!
cease. and this competition ngaiust labor"
(intclligent people call 1t MI nuxilinry Of
labor) will be got rid OF permanently.
It may have been noticed TINT the various
schemes Of Tho new party (inclu'1ing the al,.
sorption by Government Of all railroads, tel.
egrnphs. ETC., 10 which We refer elsewhcre)
will add fsw hundred millions to tho Gov
ernncnt expenses every year. This incraasc.
as we'll a. tho present expenses tho new
party proposes 10 ASSESS n,aiu1y on tho farm
era of tim conntrv hv oI,o1;sh,no MI torifF
nn1 ;rterno1 rovorro toxoa ,na s,,,mt;,,,,;n.
,1iroct taxo.,on. Direct to1o,,or !. f;,n;,o1
tn lin incoma tnx md Inv ~, rool ast,to ,rt,n
latter must bo aprortfoned, under tic Con-
aoutat;on. IF am. mn. nm, ar a,to mn, nv,
ycsr woro raised by taxing ;ncomcs f,rh;cl,
woultl l,e a t1;s,ieult nntterl then. acco,,,;ru
to The nrcsont ernonscs. evcrv corcrcs,;onaI
District would ,,aye IN con,ri},n,o a3,out hair
II million n veor In re,t.eatoto toxoo, 1,rt
nddipo the Increased e.ponses nroposc,l hv
the new party. at least 81 .ogj. .oo, n vcar
,von1d ha 1cv;et nron tbo farmu nn,, tnw,,
, 1877-08-14

Serious apprcheusiona concerning tho
hcalth Of Senator MORTON are folt by his
physcinn null friends. Ill passed through
indianapolis yesterday accompanied by his
physician, who mot him at Pcoria. md pro-
ceedcd direct to hia homo In Richmond,
where, through. absolute rest aud careful
nursing, it il hoped Ao may improve In
lenllh. Paralysis il The enemy feared, his
left erin having been rendered. usclesa by n
:Aernt 6trnk4.
, 1877-08-14

Notwithstanding AID. AIcAuLEr's inteili-
gent AID patriotic scheme Of refusing 10 pay
any gas bills, and thereby leave the strcctB
in total darkness, tic Council Committee on
Gns Inns decided to report fayorably on the
ordinance fixing tho price ut i. on the West
Side mud 5l.Ca on tho South. When Tho
matter catne up in the Council It was re-
fcrscd until tho next meeting,
, 1877-08-14

bloody charges along the viadnct might ever
be followed M and rssctl in disrcspect to-
wnrd their memories. There may be nothing
on which to founl these sslspsc;on6, but 10
especial harm con1tl follow upon n careful
examination Of tho pond and thorough
t1ragging Of Its bottom, that tho bodies may
bc s1ccently inferred II there be nny there, or
il there he not that nil rumora may be
,,tun1ntly Ret Mt rest,
, 1877-08-14
GOVERNMENT RUN BY RAIL,

Among the other preposterous propositions
of tho new WorAugmen's Party, rs sct forth
in their platforms, Ia one that railroads, telc-
graphs, md a1t means OF transportation aro
10 he controlled by Government "for tho
purpose OF abolshing tho wage7.aysto,n. !"
Tho more surely to nccorplish this purpose,
1t is also proposed that all industrial enter
prizes shall be placod under tho control Of
tho Government md "operatcd by FREQ CO.
operative trades.unions for tho good Of tho
whole people"
According to this programme, thero is no
longer to be any distinction batween om-
ployer and employe. There Is to be general
leyeling and dividing up, in which tho Gov
ernment is to act as agent. It cannot DO con-
templated that the Government shall buy
oil tho railroads, telegraphs, steamboats,,
cannl-boats, ahips, stage-coaches, wagons, aud
I'll tho manufacturing institutions In Amori-
ca. That would require untold thousands OF
millions Of dolfars, which Government could
not hope to beg, borrow. steal, or coerce.
Hence It must DO intended lint Government
shall contlscate a1l tho property Which 1t is
proposed to divide up among the Colnmu-
llista. As Government in this country restH
upon the will Of tho minority, mud as the
Journey men and thelr 1se1pers-the trales-
union class proper-do not exceed 10 or 20
per cont Of the population, it IL not unlikely
That all the rcat OF tho people who hayc
property or business, acquired Or bnilt up by
personal application and industry, will unite,
ii necessary, In overwhelming tho Commu-
mist classes.
, 1877-08-14
RESUMPTION AND THE REISSUE OF
HRHENRAEE4

a fat .,,... 49, = @s..1'at@s "a,
y ~ 'aS' esca sAo aasoeates u uncohesuon.
ntEeal!lI{tlon In lhIsl with mn exclusive cur
rency of rofd coin begin In faltnr and IN sao
IL, ,lor,,., ~ sh .1: ,.,
1,ovo ;,s,st,d w. ,...'. r." 49,!
y,,sunn,,on az n,r,noss,, III, ] $1,000 ~, ss
- w,,i,l1ow tls;r s;~.n,s.;an ~ ,.- ~ ''.'A.
NJ 1oo.t hsforo .fo,r,r,, ,uz1 -, .i's. ~
o,nr,e',cru,er, ~ rod.n,,,,;",, 49, saas W.
m tIat Inv a,,, their r,,;rs,.,a.,t ''.,,, ,'.
,,,s oo,,,,v, H. u.or+ ,;,n" w. 4oo''
'Ao ".'Aout MY cu1"
1c"ey ea'e "oe" so'st eo'!s As''ses be1nR de-
, 1877-08-14

Tho Ts,nes Of Sunday stole bo'ly from Tun
TRIBUNE Ut Saturday Ii sprciul dlspatc!, scnt by
our London correspondent. The Times Of Moa:
day n'n.scs TUE. .rR,nuag generally for having
printed the dispatch.
, 1877-08-14

"stop thics!" yel's Mr. sroREY, sl.lnn:u!.
down street With TA1nusR special BtlrkiMa oat
ui llis coat-tail pocket.
, 1877-08-14

II. thr purchase Of hnr,tIs: and GFdht ftaf II
"ra"'s th< a"pots'hI'i'y Of sreh or|rat'o"t s"e-
ef'y"ay.
'N.'' ~ sf'n'''s tliS ~ 'eh,'s e"1' w ''''
,'i',,es .. fe,ss'tn' "H. ts'een''hs s',e''-
''"eAs "neu III ''e fe1''hl'''o"'s'a n",o ,"4'o :.
,a'eo. ,us oo'e'l''eu' -, - nv "u'"
''o's ll.'s 'o"o '''"ne; IL n"s no 'ese,'
~ef' ",'"s 10 uot''e" ',ofi ,A>e"' AA =.
f5 NV "o "o.ey 'es, sAo sa''''D r,.s a,,,r
e..saa' "pa'.ol''"'oa ~ eousf.ns , .,,:s. @ ~ ~
""o"e5 NV ~ "ppfua'f'A'eu y -"
".s lose'o'..'s " GILL "pp'y ~ NV
'o''' "A''1tet b1s'4'us" W =.
a"o" surplus !e's."e ~ ~ .'"1 ss s.,x.,s
- w. Iies..ac. .a, - 'l.. ~ sn s
IN "'sA ~, ,A's r.
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49,. ~ .''s ,;s;.s,, ;ass =. ....se 49,, ,ho
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- eo'" "o'''' '"A As.s 'e'e'3s'0 ~" N
antl The rnte Of interest up; every money
mafket IN Europe would 10 eohs'1'eea pe1osa
'etung 60 Their Quota OF tue ':'oo'UW'ooo o.
ecls'' 1he New torR papers haso smut s'o'F
eyes 10 lho convuls'on thas would 10 pro-
a''eea' ako ossf'clies sticking the'e menus IN
sho aana 10 niue themselves 1fom ocing seon'
lho question now' however IT, no" tho
uovefnmenE can reissue these notes m.es
they ha'o 0eea once seaeethea III co'n' 1ne
oasfan' sreaxlng OF the eteenoaess. saSs:
aM, ~ ~ sespeea ~ Sa,4e
=, links. NJ or Coycrnmon.*. 10 rci.,ua them
wncu redeemed, or to put out ncw nnes In their
place. which Is virtual, the same thing.
Ihe Iroasury receives greonbacks now
mud baak notes in payment OF all taxes and
other dues to the Government except Gus
toms duties, md pays them out again, but
that Gnu hardly be said to 10 redemption.
of4n ri {a F7H$ hA Inn
, 1877-08-14

Dlsnor, OF Ohio, comes by his Imitation Views
honestly. ue is grocer and hatltuated to
sauding tho "augar."
, 1877-08-14

Though unable to get up gD,d paper uf Its
own, Mr.. sToREY appreciates Et,o1 paper When
he secs It. and g0bGtcs The TRIBUNE wur-lis-
patches rculorscicssly,
, 1877-08-14

4 man glycs an order for pair Of Ioots, and
when they nrc sent l.onic hc dnrsn't pay. Qnery:
lIas he right To complain because hIs colnlhl-
nicatinil with tic boot shop Is "atmost wholly
seTcrelH1
, 1877-08-14

Nature takca care Ut her uwn. Wien farmer
drives to town with wa.uh. box full Ut IctAtots
for sa.o. tue little ''murr,lcs' all rnitt N thu
tosom md leave the big o.lcs In full dIspluY ut te
tup.-Jonrhdf.
We hnvc. noticed q similar thing III tic case o,
peach Is, bdrrlcs; anl applca by tic barrel. !
seems TO be the result Of q natural 1aw, ~ til
Jvurnal suggests. How foolish, then, to cl,arg
the fact to human lcpraYtyI
, 1877-08-14

TnE TRlnuNE's war-spccias hnyc }nryer cir
culatiou than those Of any other payer In tlc
worll even before thu Tnss steals them for it,
own liMItel circulation.
, 1877-08-14

The wcrliinsn'en Of indianapolis onghtn't
to laye overlooked old I}LuE-JEAaa willie on
gagged in indorsng the late strike.
, 1877-08-14

Sixty New York conductaires On tho Sec
ond avenue limo Of cai,s have gono to Jail for
gobblinE fares paid to them BY pnaseuga,res.
, 1877-08-14

MIR. ". FIsEE SronEY (so1.j: "TnE TR1nuy,
has special dispatch fsum London, which.
will stcai, because: IL II doesn't amount ts
anything, aid {s) our communication With the
front l1as been almost wholly severed for fur
t1ay1f
, 1877-08-14

tirccnlacks Mt the New York Stock LIZ
change yesterday closed Mt Oh.
, 1877-08-14

TNenty.lrl street. corner stRte. Championship
D.
, 1877-08-14

Twrrty.thrd md State ttfrctk. Game between th
Indianapolis aid chicago C1uls IT Jas y. Ill.