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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-12
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

IL
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork. via DesbrOsses and COrtandt
Streets Ferries. S follows:
Express Harrisburg PITTSBURGH the West and south with
Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 and s3J
Wiismsport, Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at s3Op
connecting Cory FOR litusVr Pssfoe1m Genre AID tho
Oil Regions. For hlDanspOrt an Lock Haven. $50
For Baltimore Washington, and he SOnth, Limited Wash
ngOn Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday,
arrive Washington i:lO Regular Al $40
a. NJ. l. - and p m. sunday aud D. m. . -, 49,. -. .
Express for Philadelphia 1880. $50 : 30 te5O iimitss
1880 a. m l. l. 8 g. T. $50 . D. and ~ night. sunday
$50 L. D. u $50. and Emgrant and second class.
I D. IN.
Tor trains Newark Elizabeth, kshN9 Pr nrrtu rIen
ron Amboy Femipgton Byidere, AID other ponis
.-e Deal schedules ~ all ticket Offices.
TRANS arrive: From Pittsburgh. 900 ani 1890 A. ~ snd
1870 D. NJ daily; l1l0 a IN. aud $50 n, daily. eKrrps
Monday Washing and Baltimore, CaSo 800 ,.
l.lO $40. and 1920 p. m: sunday, o3n. 959 fr,m
Philadelphia sos, go, $50. 900, l0lC ll.50 a. D.
40, 5l0, $50 $40 I0lo aud 1920 p M ecn.lay $685.
Ticket Ofices 526 and 9i4 Broadway NJ Asor House.
and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlsndts No C1uft-st
Duoklyn; ia. ll6 and III Husonst. HobOkcn DO
pot crsey CITY Emgrant Ticket Olce No battery place
FRANK THOMSON. ID. NJ BOYD lr,
General Manager. General Passenger 4 cent
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DAS Stocks and City T. X. StorhS and Bonds
Lyus.. AMI sold +. r. HEWITT Er3aI ST. .."in /.

rEHE NAKIPOSA LAND and MlNlNG
4 " COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA.
OFFICE and II NASSAU 81. NEw-foEK-
TuETPrsTrFs Of this Company have levied an ASSESS
Ny, Of a. rr share on preferred and common stock
,ayabe At this before February u. Aef 'ha'
date will be delinquent and liable 10 charse for advertising
sale -,
COPIES OF REPORT and lato rews from the mine are pup
-, an, NAV La had al tie Office mailed to address on
-, MORRIS H. SMITH, Asst sec.
q
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DARrIES wishing To introduce or increase the
sae Of Amsrcan Goods in skAN btSAViA can ', ,
ing aud peaping for months of unemployed
tune each year; speaks Danish, swedish. ara Norwegian
Has speut one Summer abroad and will return or sAne com
pany close ~ present session ~ mass LegIar oi wch
he IL member Address hOom 200 g. : Hotel Boston Mas
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Gieamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
- and gstuek railroads Fare. 81 Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves CAtharineslp at 1870 and Bridgeport &C
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Go DDom II Mnn Concern

INFORMATION WANTED Of the heirs Of
4 RICHARD GREGORY, formerly Of Ncw-York or Brook
lyn lie California about - years and has re-
Gently died. leaving property AddIess T. r., Box No q
Tribune Office
AIRS. HONORA Shelby, widow deceased.
vi NOTICE -The above deceased died IN May 1875 IN
ireland having her VIII left her three
Children Thomas and Ellen, such OF them are
LIVING moneys Information by paroles entitled
be had On application 10 - ~.
FRANCIS MEDLICOTT MURPHY. solicitor.
o. south Mall, Cork, Ireland
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brslncss Ghance5.

DVFRTTSFR owning one-half interest in q
a Printing pGc" llscy. l. prevented other business
f attending Co zane viii dispose Of IL favorable
terms. Address JONES Tribune phte.
business OpPOKj CNUI.-An active or
IL ,pe partner ants1i Al an old 'stalishc' nIsic.1s
fpor u .Ad flclUHg doing sIte aLi prom.
AIN, bIsrC.5 Canal rsqulre!. $4,000 20 need
apply. Address, Lofty. BOX 50 friDnue Office.
NOR rental-A tirst-class medium-Sized hotel :;
8 -plrufI lncatnu. pOsses~ng exclusive advantages.
only responsible" parties neci address u. F. Tribune once
NOR SALE CHEAP-IwO BRITISH PAT
ENTs most value to parties pr0iucing or dealing In
bu dcT uabiueaEers hardware. 70 produce the patent
olas involves but Little pia and they md quick sale al
liberal profit. A1dr's y. Y. P0-to hcs Box 3a'@
DARE OPPORTUNITY.-FOR SALE-An
Ia old and welleStahlisheA Dry Goods ClothiEg
BU SINESS in sana, Oest ooauon in tErviDg city
On tactic IIirOIi For PARTICULARS address
LITOWICH b WfTTMANN, sana, Kansas.
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HItAIl -IlIN'' ~ ~ -, an 1-o0J pennnr
Raw quiet and unChanEu All 70 'fp0g !''Hir
9RGga-c fair demand; HaIt ll'3HI c' sou
THfLOW-aia sct steady; Prime CITY, sises'oe; sales
9GOUO 70 Prime GIG. ~ 81. n,
WliI~KY-Markct buyers favor; sales Of 30 Dois. ~
a. ,s1. 30 ,g- 81 U7 regular Alcohol 10" ei siles
Of - bills ~ - q. Boyd Co. in Their Circar OF 'h
Iate rtrort Our IigWInes confines 10 flr AZ
Ios!y low prices cntalng heavy losses upon Gisilefs
crInne 10 81 home demand
s1Ur colol refuse tn views ~ buyers HOW long
STAT. OF iliugs they alone
since The TAX was 81 per gail the price " Ilshwies - VI.
Tax la. ol been present Tine Tic culIch' pIc1
a. ,iIt mo same a. ruled prior - The general
inuro~Ernt trade when s being II more o less tAough
ont the country extended - this important fanch OF
commerce The present high tax - one 81 the man LS1
sr The unsatisfactory condition % TINS DuS'S ne i.
closes Ills nav weak ~ U1 :. per gall Alcohol Tor EXPORT
l. quet with limited n0Ely about 3sc fisillfTs iolIhg
nj = Ipts Oi lish"ln-s sndIA nhul lnT
week 4ju bb.s sales OF igSn's anu AC0hOl lOI week.
LOO pills, stock in store, - Ia LOO bDis.'
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In STATE bonds Old North CaroDas sold at 2l and
Special tax third class g. Georgia rs, gold bonds
were steady TOO and plain Ga OF Missouri strong at
406-s City bank stoe ks sold follows:
American Er (5lIOss49 - Metropolitan (9)-lS4 "a
Scn1ulcrce IL Crchants' (03l I19
Fourth Nat (ol. lO3 Park t0l.-.......-.ll2za
lD railroad bonds the New-Jerssy Cenras the
spcuous features. E1rsts quoted at 1881 l04+,
eeayebles dropping TO So and reac.ing " 90. Con-
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0 foreign odvices to-day OF special import
ar.,, l I0udou cuuKOls advanced 10 % ~ OJ6, SUI
UaiteL states bonds were firm and unc1ahsed, ISofs
el. nc AZ lU4. te-fOrties at 1909 llO@ new nFes
AT lO-5. ana Old SOS at 1Uj5s 1904. Erle common
stock 'r to 81 and NewYOrk Central TO 95+2 The sum
OF 4lOOOO bullion was withdrawn from the Bank Oh In
gland TODAY " on balance" In the open money market
Three mouths bills discounted at y per cent 4FSr
De- quoted Al u pence tue ounce, EDElsh Standard IN
Pam, this French five per cent r-ntes up 10 lObJO
sI@t exchange on London being quoted at -11l. ibe
weekly statement. Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows Az increase OF 2622 900 marks. Cold opened az
lUJ 4ud Advanced los, but afterward fe 10 IO'"s
tie market ruling quiet and devoid If interest On gOid
loans tine carrying rates until Monday were g. Z2 ana
s. rcr cent. There The usual saturday Guinness "a
foreign exchange and selling rates were on the bi-' OF
- s4l2D$4 II b, and - 70. The IreasCrJ Uspu.e-
mens Tor the week ~ 465, 300 interest Hnd I'll
900 called bonds inclusive or $4,000 ana TSI'voO 70
Gty TotSys business at the Gold Department OI lAe
Bank the state or Nex-YOrk was ~ follows; Goid
cleared, SZ42lg.OOO; gold balances, Sl,7l3,3G3; cur
rcHcy balances II, s39559. TO-days GOA Quotations
were:
io.,...lo57s lO6 100 1852 1890 O5'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-12

rVHE Regular Annual Meeting Oh tIe ,S 0t9Th
A,DST TOT - RAILROAD COMPANY viii De hed on
e go Of Merch 1877, II tho Office OF me sAu
r,n.Dy IN IN Ird National Bank Building No IL OH'e
st. IT. L"H''' ''''" n r. GOTLDY Secretary,
No y Afurray.st.. New NOrk
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r-.-C.0l.

~ Torl- Iroy MOUNTAIN AND rtllrPlS RAILWAY o.,
Pg--llES - OF-l.E, -. - 49, ,l,'T,
A STATED NETTING OF the sTockhpiderS
\ ~ THIS 60 many viii Dr hrd AZ the general once lh -
I.t,4 Mo- On Tl DAY. area a. j. u = r' 'N 'n
M which an eyhb'f she AFFAIR qua coni "a u @ 'o Y
AMI s submitted aid ar Itli FOR tliiitrn 'iit''i
IN trans tr f h. VIII Dee closed nr tlr d"i r'al!' 10
Y'r.p. w. a.ia g,il bc opened y.H''tiF ,tal'; .
-. ~. BARLOW, = rT'tIiY ii4'' -4i-.'-.-''
OBJECT OF ri1 EE'yYaHr Flrf iX>rR, fD"~{
NFy,- iDrB FEB. l. 1877.
ELFCTION-Th annual election Tor Direct
g ors oi i, roaiapy !of tf'. l-j r., -1r i
-i b.. hold at tr, of fhr company 10 - W. "; W
Wrnr-ay the 81 February. 1871 Tue polls VIII DE
opsu l. ~ ami close 81 p ~ ---- ..,.,> c.ro,,rv
CAS Stocks and City Z. K. StoraS and Bonds
"a Lousa. sold F. r. HEWITT p Gr2a4 ST., loom IL
,gp,rE. or rnE FAaNEl- H. s.. AID TIL - t"4rNNI'i
80 - HN' nav SEW. ON. Jan. 49, 1911.
THIS COMPANY have been app4lnted the
Agents N New YORK Of ti.e II , 4 - ~
EIte IN iopdGn u tine ERIE RAILWAY cpMPANf Hhaei
me ar drd scheme Reconstruction adopted 10y TIE IhSA'h
bond and share hti1lrs. ..... ed o., ,,,s saut
Bond and holders are respectfully req1eseG 20 ~
tetr b.s and certificates Il stock nT h1stlrh li -
amended ,tinr reconstruction Al TINS ONE ~ ~. 'a 49,
1nWrnt Circulars and PARTICULAR -" De iHTtlSltl ul 'P
plicai "a We
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PHILADELPHIA Via LONG BRANCH and
L the SEWJERsEY SOUTHERN RtLRoAD.-Fare
lower than by any other Commencing November IL,
1876 leave from Pier North River foot Of Rec
II a. H. Philadelphia. Long Branch Toms River. and
Niueand
4 D. m for Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River Ware
tovtI md TuekertOn w :. sSEDEN. Gen. Manager.
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fnrultnre.

DEMOvAL.-Sman expenses and great bar
IL gainsl ingram and stair Carpets zoe OilciOtnS 0e
and Soc white bne BlanketA Horse siankstS haposr
pi,nkets ANDREW LESTER a CO.,
IL and Is West houston st, near broadway
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i ARIA MOMENT ~ PASSENI liz TRAINS jan /.
l-17-TAyc aepots Of C0rtaut i t shi0,sess;. a
g. 80 D. m Express daily. fr BetIcnefn Al
ruoNu M4Geh Chuns. Wkcsartc o. 'sion, rAYre 4iialia
IaaCa Auburn. Rochester bIi-i li.-1a tais, G.I IA
West. Pulmans siee ping coache- i. o aed
RUE'T. H. >AN -.i. >up't. and Efs'r.
General Eastern fce o' ,n-h and Coranct sts
IIIA-.. u IL NMIhhr a.ll-.
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MEEKEn. General Passenger Aren't.

av Trains as per Tine 11rlsts FOR sao az
90 5ei ami 8 Broadway and Co.'S
Offices No place, 1S6 and Ji2 broadway New York,
, 1877-07-13

{W{F6lt ffff {Tk&H.
A young man of =, looking Us robust as q
Government hitchtng-poSt, as1 seeming To be 4
tuta stranger to sonp AMI water, catne nlong and
told 81 jail torruwlul tale, III SAID he had ha4l
bis pocket picked Ut f4O0, waa straugcr In tile
city, aud WAS at that moment 80 hungry that ho
could cat shoe -blacking.
you poor nun! lIoW .ny heart b1eeds fos
you'll" exclaimed the old JanItur, as l.a bcgat,
taking out hts wallet
Thcrr wasn't anything in It but printed invita-.
tlona to baseball lnatelcA and river excursions,
autt as TIC put It back tic anxiolsly inquired;
nCan YOU charge q thousand dollar blllif
The young ulan couldn't,
"l'ul awful surry," continued BJuh- "tf
you l!al only brought *y.9t5 change around
hero ! could contribute something for your
relief As It IL you viii hayc to suffer 0n.' g..
VI don't believe you've rot thousand ccnts, u
groWled the man a. he tusucd to 70.
Boy, don't talk like that to mol don't
wear tle.baek, nor powder my farr, nor own q
lighting dot;. nor play croauyi. but that's no
s!gu hain't wealthy. don't care to have 1t
kttuwu thai lug biz bills around with nc, but
when theEc'4 MI auction sulc who's the head tnan
III tic cruwQf Who yclls the fuulcst! Wasn't
! ahls tu pay 81 for MI old bureau last week
when no one else dared BID over Ssi"
The man went away mad, aud Biiah went Into
the corridor and said 10 i priauner that tho time
would yet eouo when The rich and the great
could wear red @oolen shirt around aud still
preserve the respect OF tbs general public.
, 1877-07-13

Miss Hattie L. Swsn. daughter Of Sir. and Mn.
VI. =. Swan. of No. .8h Irving place. was married
last night At the Ada Street Methodist EplscopaI
Church to Mr. Lewls ". Nec'unds, connected In
business with tho drm Of !Androw Brown Il Co.,
nn1 well known for tbs active part
which he has, during his two years
rcstIcnec In this city, taken In tho work
ot the roung aten's Christian Association. The
church WA very comfortably filled. and tho cero.
nouy was performed At Uclock by tho pastor, Tho
costume Of slate -culorcl SILK, md attended BY
Miss Hattie sHnt!rrs. Ms. Geurge I4cnent waA tho
gfonnt'h :bgct man. The ushtrF Wrgc Mrsgcs.
rTrHk T. bakrr. W, i. Allen. and John Il, swan.
The young couple dcnartcd on the D::W train for
tl.e Ncst, where they will remain about two weeks.
thc residence Ut tic hEida's parents.
E'n!oFt Inc ceremony d welding supper was
given. to Which 0ntT tho relatives and most In.
tl,natc family friends were invilcd. There was no
reception after tttt ceremony. Many rich presents
vcrc received W tile yonng poopIe.
' VAN AFLkEr-rouTA
Mr. William m Fleet. lately uns Of tho pro-
pr,etuf1 OF NHmda Musnnm. was tnarflcl ycstor.
cay afternoon tn Nlds Dora routH, at tho resi-
dtAee Of her paecnts. Mr. and Mrs. II. Il. Fo ,tc,
e!rcrt. Thu cercnlony WAS performed by tl.s Rev.
!enry T. Miller Vt tsie sIxth Presbyterian Church.
FntA few teHrs nast Tho bride was engaged in
teachngtn ltydo Park aud Lake. At the cunclu-
s!on 1f 1's reception following Zig ce.cuyny. Nr.
HHAHAA-NARNEb.
~. ID. r. Graham and Mia ldA A. Harmed, both
nf this CITY, wrFc married last evening ut liz West
Harrison street. the rcsideMcc Of tile br!le'a m.
rents. Fnc ceremony was performed hy lff tiooil.
friends. Dr. and Mrs, Gr2haM will rcuAin In IAr
CITY for tho pEeS1Et
, 1877-07-13

nsc .rd i, alan autI> I-.rr,,rd tv III.
o ,n".nn1,v ,ehr,t - sIst t. Ma'nf
And carries hfmsrif In a wny r. maj. thn f,rt
noticeable, lii nose /. rifsfFht and wldcns
a. rs hc ev nt9 fa m hs s" f
Of tcst rrocsng ar. ispns y IN M ,be ecee
jops Of reyefai tneth. urnet.,iv hc IL fo.,iv
dre.teH ' " " ''
Thcso II but little doubt that both have loft
town. uanoon for thr 1rst ttEac yesterday owned
e Ha s.s '' .oonos an:
t..sy knew knew the, had Killed .eme one';;
jefferson streets, vlcsc a ronsul;atjon was
held. II wns agreed to dttvo hastily to thr cotncr
1;ss sn .na ,S ssve e. xsy
81 To- .ss i" e ra1cnas s eM shsSn s soaer s ra~s
II 4t a.. Sf ta s ns e n
The hut ss.si:t f.a 11asa sa, a :s Calumet, IN I'll,
wapy e owp wS rears nS Or 'as H.
Office. lie IL man Of tanIiy. an ia taitl 10 owt,
fomo forty acres Of jant Dniinr ht. Grtt term of
short in ii. aeeonnts asoat so. st1 % viii All iii
his fAulta, tho voters lnyri him. and hc was r..
elected, snd retired from mics in April last This
nakr 10 The amount, but Sicgeneer taijrI to mako
up lila deficiency, nti ycstcrda1 he wts hrourht
up o. short turn befote Juattee rollak, on com:
charges him With being .iefaa.cr q The Town Of
Calumet: III the sum Of ssoo. +. Il. Sherman actc,i
;s., n sh.f St The t"n stssenEet
pleads In cxtcnnation the fact shat ill., vile. ,s.,
a'c' about twn n,unsh, acu. 9,au him tako .ho
,neney. but what shc did with II he does not know
held lin ii s: Uo0 gaii to tie Criminal Ceutt, and
In default he was rc,nanslcI To jail! On stcKcnrcss
otscEai bond for tho term from April, ~, IA Arr1
, 1877-07-13

HYDE PARK AND LAKE.
A joint meeting of tho Eonrda Of Trustees OF
Hyde Park and Lake was held nt the Office of a. H.
|ceacr, No. D4 Dearborn street, yesterday after.
noon. All The members Of both noArls were pres-
cnt except Farrell, Of Hyde Paris.
The Chairman stated TINT tho meeting had boon
called by The Town Of Lako TO hcar the report of
the Conf: :ittce appointed at tbs lnat meeting 10
recommend como pfAn for the repair Of tho run,s4
II tho Joint Water. WoFks.
deferred Until the question Of voting was settled.
Mr. Malrhead offered the following:
RsoIefa, That naamuch a. son di!lcaltr has arisen
10 Tho declaration uf vote BY t1 chairman 1f tho
hs *ontfsst msds between ydu rsTk mi Lsks s
RoEeru such roles.
Il wss last.
Thu Cutnmittcu DO not believe tho necct.afy re-
pairs Ut tue present machinery can bo safely nlalo
without hFat procnrihE AonLo additional machinery
with which to rim tho works. while tho old engine ia
being Repaired for tho rcast that tho pumps afu now
working at their ulcapacty and II takca to pIecca
Citizens arc lAblc Ut my time 10 lose their wnor
supply. AftctscCufinH additional machinery, they
fscnmnend tho acceptance Of tho proposition VI the
drst.class horizontal caatne with ! capacity Of
pumping DUO gallnHs per mlnuto with Thirty rcyo-
lntlnns nf tho engine, and guArnnternR It may run
Mrec ttuea that numhur without injury to itself
while pumping ., 600. 600 gallons Of waller In
twenty TOUR hoars. Il is estimated that tho re-
pairs Gun 1e Modc and tt!o lew pumps procured at
an expense not to exceed S!0, 000,
tho report was dclorrcd untf, Tuesday cyculnv. y
Joint meeting Of tho iioards to bs lr.d on that
csenlng at The Tuwn-tlall at Hyde Park, Tho
nectlug Adjourned.
, 1877-07-13

MEETING OF TIE B0Anp OF MANAGERS.
Thu Doarl Of Managers Of tho Wo.ncn's Chft4t!an
Association held regular monthly meeting yes.
teFday morning NJ No. 7ai Wabash avenue, Msa.
II. clark In the chalt. Mrs. CLester Warner,
Treasurer OF the Uuard, rcporscd that there was
$:s7. o. on hand. a detailed report Ut tho weekly
meetings Of tho Finaaea and Executive Comn.it-
tees during tho past uonth was read by Mrs.. r. l..
Fake, and approved by The meeting.
Mrs. HtnIsnh GEuyea. from lIs Committee on
Employment. 1eporsel TINT lur4px The month Ut
juno lhcrs had becn seat out Iruln The Employ.
u,ent oolcs l14 wuusn and girls, atI Ut whou, had
Gully the l3nrean was llnustshiny, thu running c1-
pensss being moro than provided for
The report VI tito lone tusnin!ttee showed that
there arc Vt present upiy siu,en minutes. The
Hume 1aa accommodations tor nfsy.iys pcsaans,
but during ID. sam.nsr mouth: IT. capacity e Aoe
has been temporarily su'penacd. al&o that In r.
yard 10 WAGES, 20 laat Christian women of III sses
Mfs. Gillespie, Superintendent Ut tho Itome.
senasred let resignation. which wss aeecptsd. I'm
mutton. special Golnn'tssr. eonsistlns ot Mrs.
Hayward, wss appointed 10 Distribute tickrts Ior
,ae key. Joseph COOK. lecture on sls .i,li lnst
usiay between ,he hoars u II u, u. and p w., at
she :ooma Of thu Y. u. Z. A..
Mrs. Fase aid tl4at highly succsssful enter.
numbss ~ a Of Wou,en's GhristtsR Asaoe!ations
throgKhout M the county WHICH shs thnuyht might
~ attempted III CAlcxxo. u cunStAtt1 OF FUJrN.
srAtasons of the leading ehasAclers iu tls beat
knoWn works of aeslUns. Tho pats to w assumed
ny ftti'aA VI tho AssocIutlun. Sle heliste4 that II
tle Inherent chutshc. would t4kc hold OF ttu Idea
the E1posi''on building coua bs secured, anu =
reElcs u entertainments eKtcnlIRg uycr
Two weeks could bo given. Mrs.. sabin
sm'th, wuo has been W successful in
heE uaRAgsMtat Of the ''DuttetAy BALL."
hsa Expressed hcF Willingness ~ manage the aGaif
and there WAS no doubt II would texult In decided
pceunlasy benefit to tbs Institution.
II was decided, after luux dtaSussEon, to~holu a
special meeting ThussdsJ. thu 4Gth Inst, at ID
2: u. in The Bible s.room Of Tho \. u. Z. A., 10
discuxs the matter. 4 number Of changes were
Mira. ballard Was sppoInlcd to take Inc plscs Of
Mrs. Tuttle on the 1oar4 OF Mauaxert
ThS meeting then N1ijpufurd.
, 1877-07-13


cable dispatch. dated London, July s, state..
that ''.t aispatcA from cpastantinnplo says ts,at
tho Porte mas published On Official den41 Of ali tho
assertions contained In letter headed 'Ex.sull,n
ms M15sd Il md na:hsd T. thc Lonl9a Tine, "
coastantlnnpsc, May 70. sna. sftet giving rcpurt
of m Interview Of Turkish officials with tus do:
Ia Tns Fa.nrss. s'ss on u fo''ows:
:spolt: sai!sd Il. ,iini.scts 10 s,k seta'isa H. II;
.ereta ardrsa hal been given thai all officers should
tint Arlai,a, hsI never Seen Completely % sa:sn; IN
that 4 had been in danger, but that III
!m.srla i iMs,is.ty. foss. ws,s 80 great t!at
d. thlE4 brother Vi tho Sultan, = man Of bold, H.
aspendrt.t, and sne!:ssIc charae'sf present e the
sssss e. sf 1ssass .a,ss t. ss al ssss 10 IL @
- Men Witfnut shsmr, you arc al! t.a!tors,
aastsresa. without loyalty, without patriotism.
,foa ,afe nothing bu. band Of thisss..
oa ca u 1espp spps pses. Il aH's psd Ss
poor poaaanis, JON make thcm dls OF hunger; ths
Provinces hare soud esuae u Wish to see Al end Of
order md I'll through yout iniqasty. AND nd nsw, W.
at this moment. when the ars IL raging and WI
ss"ts ss.%a ~ s. xS,t ps ,sa i, sssn
him. 10 tell hn mas. Ut lies Abalt our chueFica.
fytcet. le. y. heAs speak; II It tsas' Answer,
'Tne silni.tsEs dared no contradiction, and
hardly rai.el thrlr c!es. Thu nsxt day your Am.
ea.,aaof. ~. i:syaEa. went 10 tAe Sultan. and
spIko uilch In tha san,e sense, mentioning. too,
the hert remaining VI anchor And looart Fa,ha b.
Ing here. Ills Allcsty nppeaFed astOnsshed Ut
learning that tho Admiral Naa sillt hers and said
he thought he waa r0nc long sRcn. lie tu'ntdt.
ntcly callel hts nIlc-4e.c1mp, Mehemct P4sha
and sent him With oFdcrs that tho Admiral
should lase thu dcct At ones to sea. This uEduE
ilot4tt rs.t. lo.tno sme in ubsytny. without eyea
then = lgttcF from Hobart informed hta superior
onless ef tho 1mpsfsl order under which ha had
''The daY bsfots Yesterday we had several arrests
and el!-knoWn pcsaon. cxllcl, ~ you may have
.es1 IL tho paper:: S,..suk Emiu lisy /. foa:
and twsasy Sostas have isuppeared-tlepoftei, i
L. sa'l. to btou..s. Msraa hasan. .ucesedcd ia
sayt!1a a,t! sEtse' 'q tho quay vent out .pa
Tao followed w!thout daring 70 stop hin.
you, 50 ind give information of this act of insub-
osdinatton " my part and be returned. lih
brother ths Sultan waa much alarmed whom he
heard ot ibis, and bad search m4de toE tbe part.
sans Or friend. of Ausad. and cxilet all he could
aaa, Tho eAllsa not sven knowing shc cause Of
, 1877-07-13
THE ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COM
PAHY

CHICAGO, july 1s.-ThIs Company seems now
10 10 SO arranging matters that Superintendent
Snyih, Of Now York, cannot legally refuse to
revoke Hs act VI suspension. A meeting Of tho
stockholders has bcea called for tic 10th inst to
reduce tho pad-up capitul SO On 10 remedy tho
Impairment anA 5 pcr cent call l,as bucu n,atse
on tho subscribed stock, anll will add $780,
90 10 lts asaets, which wll mako tic Com aaty
even stronger than 1t was prinr to Tho st. John
fire. 1ta Directors anil stockholders are men OF
tho highest standing md wealth, anil arc deter.
niEc.l that tbs totarAlIy shall not 70 down,
large. Commissioner Rhof!cs, Of MusSarhu-
Eetts has expressed his confidence In tho Conn
pany, nn! all other State Departments nro fully
satisfied Of tho ability of the Royal Canadian Il,
dollars Of us4cta investod l.vrsIu to one dollar
III liabilities.