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New-York tribune., 1877-05-15
EALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON
and all points East, via
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
THE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
leave pier o. y. r., foot OF Muray-st,
daily SUNDAYS July 10 Sept. ., iucusiyel at p m
Tickets and sa.e Rooms principal Hotels and
Ticket oGc,s, at the Pier, and on Steamers
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents.
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aldrb.e Gno 5ille AlanifIs.

TTENTiON Now Is the time 10 purchase
a SLATE AND MARBLE MANrEL~.
Prices slate Steps and Users aii al S'I- o!
latcwuik. pENltHlN SLATE co.,
20 Unionsquare =. Y. +th ave. and l5ths1
G,TEWARH' Slate, Marble. and Hardwood
- Hautci, Grte &c removed 10 70 and Y West 43d st
MesonIl IaApLe uppo,to G0llLs Ihcalel.
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Ocean Steamers

HAMBURG American Packet Companys Lane Line
( i for PLYMOUTH CHERBOUR RG. and hhMbu ~ -,
FRIsTA .,..... Nfy II lGELiEkI ....'''''' hlaY ~
Eotcs n Plymouth London Cher bourg aLttG
aud aI goa u England scotland, ans Waeti 49, NHa,
colo 100; Second cabin, gold, 500; tcIas rni1, FS'
Kt NHAFDT & co. G. -. ltlI ~ Nhp I" hpA7, 49,.
81 RrosJ ST.. NeW.York. 81 Bru9lNay' New YORK
NATIONAL LINE.-Piers Nos.44 "A and 81, Mr..
~ FOR LONDON.
ron QUEENSTOWN AND LlNEhiuol.,
UNGLA \ 10 sat Nav 49, 10 am SPAIN - me Z ~ M
bin ana steeragc passage and Drafts itm Il tpWAiu 10
sued al very low rates Company Ollie ~ iio4lNA9
r. ". J. HURST Manager
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers Of take the Lane Routes .ocommendod
by Lieut. Haury ~ gong south OF the Banks on the
passage to Queenstown. an the ycaT rolnd.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. May 20, p m.
AURIATIC. SATURDAY. June Q, 3 p m.
BRITANNIC SATURDAY, June lG, am
GEKMANfC SATURDAY. June - Z n M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER ., q, -
pninIneuts The saloon. Satorcoma smoking, AnG Batn
ioolns where tho noise and motion ard
least felt aiordg degree OF comfort hitherto unatHAoS
. ,t-,-,- 49,.
favorable terms. SieeGare, SIS. A.,
COMPANY r. j. CORTIs. Agent
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Ncu ilnbilrGllons.
A At
y BRENTANO's LITERARY EMPORIUM. -

nA At 'SSk
OSJ BRENTANOs IuNRAIY EMPORIUM c'
THE Popular iiclaSSccHF a6%fiil. Per COPY, 90
o'n'e On I t oa OF he Family l. Ry Iie,ocrJ spencer
H. our An,rlc,a owls ny Prof oaaue' lockwood u''
atory Forces by & George I, TG, ann spiri,ualsm.
ry wlarfH cHc,i.y dl3 ~ ,,ll IF I rno IN the United
stsie95" ~" IrT Iv Fr,f Td,yaI,i H. Holden
Vi Matte, aud Mind By FRANCES F. Waite n, ic p Rur, G.
VII. GarP.ss> ot and Young H. by ll'' h"'' ''
VIII RHaio1 o. &c Ar to the House We Live In BY Dr.
me- 'Sn AZ ,ad W. Hy ernest Ecuan
\ TIsnsuu.ior ~ ENcations sensory Nerves hy bI'
IiT X il, sftic ci hed i,ussyl wallace ~h roruait
iii iii iI. r,c-71, Popular science supplement-
'''Sr i.rG9 2 %a' Haas Lc'ores or ,, Irntl I laea
orv-Ueruns rectso Cross and Seii t'TilI"a IL IN i'
Porlar Mi.ccly. rTapus cd seton hc expedition A"1Au
Tf %.r1 I Iial ra,r .H i,o he Cna,si Go aFIsmug
The Tse n anti Fcm.uts. What rs Moderate DrnShsl-
ENSsp@."f NSt's. the Meat supply
EfTIyf g, ,56riSS(%I e S(2'If Mon5 N.cpy rogu
lar Iiriatur, Per cow - cents. per ann"n s. VII" '-
inc isrpor and 9toc'c, CT Ngw lor w william, II Ride
fc yarwit tho ruosns from the french Of coa'c de
,,jiy Gla@l,,,. ,inec e e Va NNaEy E &; Bradley
IN Evirm,s. By Nora Perry ,,,,..., p, po,s,yc,,
cler. E1 G CiaIs XX-X%II ry The autror roi Coming
Tie Sacllc of uic ouomaus BY Charles II. Woodman
M s -,, I % oSo. SeI;2iS d Mr S' H9 Jis onr Browne
Ire 8c.a Of Poetry, All and Eoquencc in Florence by
'Ta.,orr lo,.. Bg q. Harding paws ..,.- ,,.,..,.,
Col.ctan', : Rustic scene. By Nned b. street.
Butor'- ganl" New Books. .,
TinlE 'F'riI HH '-ClEN,h Ho2FiiIY- SUPPLEMENT-
J. TIE raa,.,ai Destiny of ,majI. i'y Goliwn smith
H. que iador,ocr ami its Lessons BY Dr ". T. car
lIy i, eftnGl,rts Ev j. Hurncy Yeo NJ. d.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoFK. Monday, May H. 1877.
The following legal auction was the only
business transacted a the Exchange Salcsroom to-day
Rv Iyp. Rsnpcttu
one nvcsOry brick tenement house. with l9t soi
East GDths rs II W Of stayc, lot 25NlOob John o-o
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6lenmtoats nno RdlIrcnos.


EbiI Elt1RI, ard all points HOus1tOUlc
- aud Na1rauck ,aiiroads rare A. steamer BRIDGE
il y n ''''' ''''' ' 'D'
- a ,;,T,tnpE AVN .ITTn ptIr p,,H
SAi'I l'i,i- ~, .'tiiO i'-iii'it''4N -
- Leave Nt"-i"f RON 1907 W b''''''a N" t"ti'"dr
7'1 - ,,,-..i t.., ., ,t ,t.., -,..-..f ,., .,.
~ - W.. ioi " 'N.is '"l % II 'ue WI %
ton a1d h" south mating e'st cclur, lions Inf HuNhH-
'9wa""' sc; ,...... a., .,,.4 , o.. ,.,-,, ,
l'U Tor " t7ii4 ai we v t-', ara lI
and The south Na "idoutFilc Pullman ears .ri Nt" Or
to baltimore and Wasnngton m1kng close connections ior
Cincinnati, Louisville, ami Nt .pui-
$50 w. I d.l. Yl W,huust A. tIc South. and n st. pull
man Arc2.rs ron Nr"-l.f4 io ..an"l' amt ,sihgon
making close conn 'u"Ia fUf t.ctc ttut fat Louisville
~. oui'. ftsD'r .h m South aud -outrSi. Connect,
Na-Ini"u Wlt TRAINS lur Lynch IiTE Fois, ScW-D:lyaHs
7 tit south.
Tor through tickets please eau ~ Courruys o:ce 3'-
HfoId' s5 Ht" lrrt, uU ~ u.t "', foo o iort3LGt
ard br.5ta esq -. al.l Il. ,ut Jgr..y ~.
ANh I'it iIC"-i7 ~ u "a i'I+blit AND ONO
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Gin propcrtr Go Set.
Broohlnr propcrtn 90 Ert.

4 TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-story
N. and basement brick dwelling No 223 Carroll st., near
Carroll PARK desirable tenant the rent Will be made very
reasonable Apply tod +. CORNELL a. Courtst BROOKLYN
TENO LE1-3-story brick SCllOOL-HOUSE, No.
( 1853 Remsenst 5story brick DWELLING l7Y WI
loughby-s dOKDGN l.. FORD. ~ CLARK a.. Brooklyn.
VE1O LET-On Prospcct-placc, Brooklyn, near
4 FInhayc, the mriIlm-s'zed uireest"ry brick house
Known as No order; l2 rOoIs viii b" rented lo"
KOBEET =. BU.,~ING 2Ol Montague ST.. brooklyn.
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Gre grsam.

EUSSELI% ICE CREAM,
BEST ~ THE CITY, 2Jc PER QUART
churches strawberry festivals Hard Cream in boxes
carr home ~ Bible Nuusc.
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IFIIT II 7"''T 'W''t'''''''
EXECUTORS SALE.
Real Cslate 60 exchange.

EXCHANGE for HOUSE in BROOkLf N
II FARM of 100 acres wood plenty ir. well waIeTed
80 miles city WesChestcri stock and utfns l l
in every lining running orlcr no incnnnihiees Wotn
address G. A. - BOX "a J. Fo7t
Onice. y. y.
VALUABLE FARM, $50 acres, free and
clear - miles from city, IN good order, koOd bhdhsa
would De exchange for city pr0pcrty..-.. -. ,.
ri LAND L WHITING, BcthmausL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

ERlE RAILWAY. - - ,,.e T., .,...
g a. m , clnclnnau and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Room Coaches to Buffalo and suspension Bridge o-,
lOf5 am-EXpress Mall for Buffalo with Sleeping coaches
: D. m-(Daiiy) Pacific Express the west Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fans Clncn
Trai;g leave Chambers street Depot n. Y, for ,-
Newark, $40. $3.50. lO45. $50 a. m, 81 bil1 anu
r. m and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sundays 0i'
d KnlbeTird l Park Passac g. 745. 10 a. Y noon
14b & $40 4 80, ., g, $50 T. % p m, ~ nllhKn sun
davs g : 90 q. ii5, $50 q. and IL midnight 49,
fatefson {. 7;i5 $50 10 l0t5il:1 n M u noo9, 81
midnight sundays, 6, $3.50, 0l5 10 4. m lf5 $780, n'
sniern ~ 6 7.45 lO4b a. m. 345 O. p M, ~ MID
night sundays g. $50, 10 m, l45, $50 D. m and Il
mansmsn SorI VAL Q A. m $50 1902. m. sundaya $50
Warwick. lOf5 4. m. 4:3O y. m - - ou,.u. q %
Negburgb, 9, lO.45 a. m, $780, 43o p M suhuSyS o''O
I" "m,rg,ton $50 u. m Sundays. $50 n m.
Goshen q. T45 o. lO46 a. m $50, 545, i:30 p m sun
doys &. g. 90 10 q. G.30 p m. . 10 . Al.
Yfddietown 7ij o 1915 o. 49,. 3i5, 43O, p NJ sunday"
$50 10 A. M z p the 9 aud siU p m ulls co9
Port Jeryis 9, lO4J m, 430. p M. suhdaJA 3d. ~
a. ~, t lis leaving Chsmbsrsst haf hours
I,cnty- -tiIri 81 fifteen minutes earlier
leaving Chambers ST on quarter
LouIs leave Twenty tidst. thirty minutes earlier b0iS
leave wouy this; a. 9fJ and l'4D p NJ cou.c ug WIN
rains lcavng Chambers st. At 10 p m and ~ midnight
Tckcts for passage aud for Apartments IN Drawing oh
Baggage mag be left at the C0mpays
Omsea 23g 40l 52J and sJ1 Broadway No COurtsl
LrooSiyn and az the C0mpauYs Depots - ~, ., 81, = ~
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15
gieauboais ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
~ The elegant steamers DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier
y. r. every week dav at connecting II Albany
with railway North aud West Fare only ~ 90 ana a
reduction ~ a points StatefO0ma warmed by steam pipes
during no cool months. ,,.o -. ~ -.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

VHE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
y WHOLE NIGHTS REST
ONLY II MILES OF RAIL.
TIME, GO MINUTES.
THE NEW HAGNIFICESr STEAMER
NASSACNl SETS
l"The Palace Steamer ~ she WorldN.
AND dIia NOHlb-kENOWN&D STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
,"Vhc queen oi rhe SoundD
Vl. .Tt gf,. a =. leave tAY except Suut1ys from
Pin g. i 'Do; - Wgte,s- 81 p u, arriving ~ froy,
r,rtu Is O. lu. 80 40 Int racd4stc land
Irs DctHt,p N,W.Ac.k and ffuNtg1C'.
THE OLD RELIABLE
SIONiEGTUN LINE, FOR BOSTON
ANn ALI. POINTS FASr
NOT A TiIP uts-Ap rs CoN> ECUrINE YEARS
IT." elegant steamers
STONNCTON AND NARRAGANSETT,
- r.m. daily from Pier SS y a. foot Of Jays state
rooms lcksls FOR EITHER IA T. secured at 3C3 Brnat
way aud 90 go oce OF WssCo Express CO. Also tickets
To- .ac .t 40 hotel uchtt offices.
ls-Iga and Freight va either lne Gways taken q low
Ctt rates Il. =. bAhtOCh, President
l. ". f.LENs. Cca,Ial Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

CATSKILL and STUYYESANr BOATS
" Gay from Pier no ~ foot of Canal st. at p NJ
nn..nlnar- al fInirIIf
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MONDAY. May l4-P.M
The existing "bull" element in the stock market
seems to be contending' against the same dlcuties
New-York tribune., 1877-05-15

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJfkSHf.
Trains leave EuglewOOd Cllster femoBt and Nyaek,
T. g45 m g. :, 4A5, 80, G3O $50 D. n ana Satdrlay
night. only al l:3J d Sundays a. ana $50 r. NJ.
Hsnuc spring valley Molsey, T. o. a. NJ. 40 p m
JSO. \. ABBOTT, GEM PSssT Agent New-fOfK
SNOK NEW-EAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRlN Nc
1 FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS mon IREA T. a.d m
ermedate points steamers Leave Pier p, T. H. day sun
davs CNcrpttdJ g. and II cnuuecNn" win sprc
raips Sew Haven for Hartford Springfield, &c tickets
sold and baEgll, checked az Jf btJadHdy NtN1 O A ana
Coust. Brooklyn. EXCURSION to Ncw Haven and RETURN
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Connirn nca! gsiale for Sale.

CORNWALL. N.Y.-Farms. 10 400 acres
Nviss cotaecs uis &c, for sale orrent JAMES Z" bo-
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NKiDGEPOBT, and all points on HOnsatouic
aud atl Usiiroads Fare Al. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT letycs C.tharn,ap az ll35 and Hudsru r; &c
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.NIN|. ..as .aa
GIt Nt~t Isl ", ~
rN coupon
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j. u. U0YrI7I Hmqdaav.

AEFAEI.B-@G,0 ,0rb t. - NeO on lmprpycd
Tam .'r1 tttl Or Nt-Dt.t.r County y5 rlt.- fr.,
Cy Ha.L luue-s au, drsl, Will tadf.s 81. l.. r. Boz
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-29
O . IT,!

A BUNCH OF KEYS, ON "a G
"A steol ring, was lost on Main Az
street yesterday. The finder will be w
ehis office. y
Eurska, March il, lss7. mrisu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-29
CHAs. PARRARIs. MARTIN sxANKrp
FARRARiS & SKANKEE,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS,

DERSO WISHING THEIR -
i boots and shoes made to order,
and d ,siring good fit and stylish look-N
best french calf or kip skins. should get
their work done at our esta bishment; by so
doing they will pot be troubled with corns
and oanions, and will have good looking boots
and hoes, and be comfortable.
.Efery description Of ladies CATERS and
sh es made to order, and of the best ma
terals.
hepniring done at tho shortest notice and
In workmanlike manner.
tive us call, We guarantee ell our work
~ regards perfect 1t and materials.
sup rior workmanship. low prices, and fair
DO iling. Is our motto.
Try our work.
FARRARIS 4 SKANKEE,
Two doors south of Odd Fellows Hall.
mrSu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-29
r. III, HANNrON,
AssHssMHNT A NOTICE.

II X CONSOLIDATED MINING COM.
IN parry Location of works, Eureka Min
ing District, Eureka county, State OF Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting of
the Trustees OF said cons any, held on The
twenty-sxth day of February. ls77, an assess
ment Of 81 per share was levie upon the cap
itai stock of said company, payable immedi-
ately in United states gold coin, to the Secre-
tary of said company, at the Office OF said
company. room No. 40, Nevada Block, o,
800 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on MONDAY, the SEC
OND DAY or APRIL, 1877, shall be
deemed delinquent, and will be duly adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold
on
Monday, the 3Oth Day Of April. 1877,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with tho costs Of advertising and expenses Of
the sale. By order Of the Board Of Trustees
b. Il. MINOR, Secretary.
Office: Room 40. No. 800 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California. mhS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23
A TEN.INCH GUAGE ROAD.

Up in Massachusetts they have one of
the ns.rowest of narrow guage railroads.
1t runs from North Billerica to Bedford,
distance of eight and half miles. Its
track is only ten inches wide. The road
cost but $4,000 q mile, although 1t has
eleven bridges on the route of over one
hundred feet long each, and one grade of
los feet. The rail weighs twenty. five
pounds TO the yard, the cars but four and
q half tons and the engines less than eight
tons. An engine draws two passenger CARS
and two freight cars at rate OF twenty
mile per hour, at cost for coal o. one
fourth that of the ordinary engine. The
cars have an aisle down the centre with
row OF single seats on each side-esch
car containing thirty seats, thus seating
thirty passengers each one having seat
to himself. In every way this road has
proved success, and we commend 1t 10
the projectors of narrow gusge railroads
in West Virginia For instance, il Fair
mont wishes TO continue to profit by the
rich productions of the country be-
tween that place and MorgsntoWn,
her citizens will have to bestir
themselves. Morgantown will proba
bly soon have y railroad to Pittsburgh
and will thus drain the country referred
to into her own lap. 1t, therefore, be-
hooves the people OF Falrmont TO stand
not upon the order of going to work,
but to go to work at once and lay an
iron track between the two places. Let
us see: Eighteen miles, at $4,000 per
mile, makes SSl 900 for ten-inch gauge
road to connect the two towns. Why, 1t
would cost twice this sum TO build
G Cd turnpike.
Then Kingwood can, tor mere song,
build her much talked of road to connect
with the b. x 0. road. -Four thousand,
i've hundred dollars should be raised
along any one mile OF the road from the
adjacent farmers, every one of whom
would be benefited largely by it. TIE
beauty of these little roads lies not slone
in the ease and chespness with which
they can be built, but more particularly
IN the fact that they pay handsome divi
dpuds after they are built.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23
GATih'S GOSSIP.
The President Announces His Deter
imitation 10 Veto the silver Bill
Senator COnOver, of FIorida-A
Revolution in the Senate.

Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., November 2l.-
The President, it Is now definitely
knowr, will veto any Silver Bill which
reduces the credit OF the United States
or uufuvorably affects the new funding
boz DIS IN the market. l. is learned that
tle President, while using the above
guarded lar gusge, is likely to veto any
silver Bill.
DR.. Conover, the Florida Senator who
voted 10 seat Butler, OF South Carolina,
has been about half Democrat ever
since last October. He b0lted the Repub-
lean candidate for Governor, and threat
ened to support Tilden's interests in the
Senate if the Drew ticket and the Con-
servative Legislature were sacrificed. DE
claims to have been elected by Democrats
as well as Republicans, and 10 favor the
restoration of civil government and all
the rights CT representation to the people
o the South. CUnOver's wife and family
have been kindly treated IN Tallahassee.
His action to-day was surprise, but not
unexpected.
Governor Kellogg and his aids, Walsh
and Packard, are busy as weasas to-
night Interviewing Senators. Kellogg
seems little discouraged, but says Con-
over and Patterson have all along SAID
they would vote for him, and he still
thinks they Will do So The revolution
in the Senate caused by this detection Is
the TALK OF the city tonight. Hayes Is
seen to be able to carry his nominations
through
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23
FORTY-FIfTH CONGRESS-.
WAsHINGTON. November -.
SENATE

The morning hour wss used up by dis
cussing the motion Of Mr.. Thurman t.
amend the journal Of Yesterdays pro
ceeoings 50 It should nol show that the
pending question was the MOTION OF Mr.
HOar 10 lay on the table the resolution .
discharge the Committee on Privileges
and Elections from the further COusiler-
sliyn OF Buffers credentials. He argued
that Mr.. Hoar had withdrawn that mo-
tIOn by unanimous consent.
CLo-E sHAyE-LATHER GIVES OUT.
The result OF the discussion was that
Mr.. TLurmsn withdrew his motion t.
amend the journal.
Mr.. Window, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported, with amend
ments, House joint resolution in relation
to the Paris exhibition, which gas placed
on the calendar.
The Senate then by vote OF 30 yeas
and 81 nays refused to lay on the table
the resolution of Mr. Thurman to dis
charge the Committee on Privileges and
Elections from further consideration OF
the credentials of Nj. g. Butler As Sena.
tor from South Carolina.
Messrs Davis, OF Illinois, COnover and
Patterson voted with the Democrats IN
the negative.
The ques ION then beng on the adop-
tlOn OF the resolution, Mr.. Eimuuds
moved TO amend the resolution so ~ to
discharge the committee from further
consideration OF the credentials Oi Mr..
Kellogg as Senator from LouIsiaLa, In
stead o. NJ. c. Butler, rs Senator from
South Carolina.
Upon this motion debate followed.
The motion WAS rejected by vote OF
80 yeas to 81 nays
Mr. Conkhug then submitted Al
amer dment, rs follows:
ReSoired, That the Committee on
Privileges and Elections be directed 10
report IN the matter OF the credentials OF
w. p. Kellogg and Henry NJ. Spohord,
claiming seats rs Senators from Loulsl-
ann, and that IL the meanwhile the case
OF South Carolina be postponed.
Rejected; ayes 80, hayes 81.
Mr.. Edmunds submitted an amend
ment 10 discharge the committee from
further consideration of the credentials
OF Kellogg, Spoford, Butler and CorbIn.
RJocted-yess 80, nsys b.
Mr. Edmuuds m-ved that the further
consideration OF the whole subject be-
postponed until Monday next Rejected
-yeas 30, nays 81. Conover not voting.
AT p. NJ, Mr. Edmunds moved that
the Senate adjourn till Monday next,
which rcsulted-yeas 81, nays 3l-s tie
vote, Mr.. Conover voting with the
Republicans in the affirmative. The
Vice President now voting in the affirm
ative, the motion was carried, and the
Senate adjourned till Monday next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23
WHO WILL PAY?

LAST spring Mr.. HAYES sent political
Commission to Louisiana to com plete his
oMgain with certain politicians OF that
S!s.e. and now he asks Congress TO pay
pne 5000 or $4,000 for the service.
Ut course there was no warrant in law
0' the commission, and of course the
House has struck the item from the de-
lcercy bill as framed by SHERMAN. As
vel might HAYES ask Con-
SeS to pay the expenses OF
JOHN SRERMAN's s:uuping tour
10 the recent political csmpsign in Ohio,
% Secretary MCCREARY's expenses
WIEN he WAS seRt 10 lows TO secure an
Endorsement of the Administration st
'ae hslds of the Radical State Conven-
'on, lsst summer. As Congress does
10! seem disposed to make bad prece-
vent by paying the expenses of this po-
"'''SI commission, as it certainly should
1O'' Mr.. HAYES had better initiate the
SupIe OF STANLEY MATHEWS, and
r! TIE bill out of his own pocket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23

relics Of times long past, within its
precincts. One, IN Old ledger kept by the
house OF p. Il J. Lsfebore, is a curious
specimen. l. is stored away in the
banking house OF Haz EFT u Co. The
book b IS no ruling, was kept IN single
entry and seems TO have also been y
book OF original entry. The penmanshp p
Is IN q plain, bold, legible hand Amor g
other queer entries are several orders for
casks OF rum by some OF the signers Of
the Declaration OF Independence. One
very strange entry is q charge again St
Captain Kidd for one hogshesd OF rum.
1t would appear that he never paid tor It
as there Is no credit TO set off the entry.
II ever klid's lost treasure is found
the Lsfe5,re heirs, il any there be,
Nigh. demand the payment o. said hogs
head Of rum along with the accumulated
interest. The firm did business, we be-
heve, IN Philsdeiphis.
This epis.le is growing apace, So we
will nip 1t short with puff" in honor
OF mine hosts of the Fulton House"
Messrs. Little, Melvin X Go. We were
the CUES. Of these gentlemen to-day, and
81 i our custom on such occasions, we eX-
ercised several senses, particularly those
Of seeing and tasting. Our jaws did some
extraordinary Iocomo:ion, and our elbows
kept brisk time with LEem IN mauipIlat-
ing tae knife and fork. We arose from
our repast IN n beatiti mood, and men
tally beseeching, tnat in the great here
alter, all caravansaries on our course OF
travel would be endowed with just sLch
hosts as these of tho Fulton house. 10
boiI it down, the service Is excellent, the
food cooked to SUIT, and everyone about
the house appears to know his business
and does 1t. SAMMY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23
THEsEN ATEON THURMAN'S RESO-
hTION.

It isn't often that Senator THURMAN
gets aroused in the Senate, but when he
does he generally makes crashing
among the Radical skeletons. For three
4sys past he has had the opposition Sena-
tors on their anxious seats, on the propo-
siIon to relieve the Privileges and Elec-
Tons Committee from further considera-
lion Of the South Carolina case. Iester-
Day he kept the whole pack at bay during
,Ae entire session, and they only beat him
,y the criminal absence of two or three
Democratic Senators, AS it was he was
10. defeated, but the case WAS sent over
until Monday by the vote of the Vice.
President sdjourning the body until that
tine
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23
THE PRIMITIVE CHURCH.

We see it stated in the Barnesville
Enterprise, that Elder w. I. MOORE Of
the Christian Church, VINO commenced
his ministerial career in that town, is
making it lively 70. Cincinnati denom-
instions.ism. Last Sunday he preached
sermon, and with 'the kincest sever
Ity" endavored to show that the Presby
terisn, the Methodist, Episcopsllan AID
other denominations are not churches OF
Christ, nor branches of the primitive
church. The primitive church, he said'
had not the faith OF either of these
churches. He said that Methodist
might go to heaven, but the Methodist
church, as such, never. He took the
general position that all churches, except
the Christian, differed from the New
Testament specifications. Elder MOORE
will continue the subject next Sunday
and doubtless will be able to intuse some
interest into religious topics.