, 1877-05-28
to turn ont Of sono Fctlernl o!11co m editor m
publtahcr who has united with the Do,trtuns in
abusing the President. Shouldn't wonder,



President Hayea will visit Boston abou.
Iuue II.
Tho noston Herald claims an eycrooo
daily circulation for April Of 100, 773 copies.
Senator Elmun1s tn aoon going nftcr Wen.
rrcsidcnt Wheslor, on hshtng excursion In can.
Ada
Iayard Taylor il to t1oiiver tho poem nt
The Army y.of.the. Potomac reunion at rrovilcac,.
Juno ~.
II In antd thai Alexander II. atophona do.
stYes great help from obituary notices Of himself
In writing ILL autobiography.
Mark Twain wns Tho autj.or Of tl,o cr;,;.
c1sm on Z. r. 1iau,moal's "OycrrIscd 1}oos" IN
tho lsst con.r!batots' Club Of tho Attaaste.
The Philadelphia Times Ii pnin.,,.ly Oh.
tutu. X cannot acc that M. George II. r,scr},,
any ''claims" upon tho State Department.
Prof. Qraham Bells Boston school for
teachtng deaf mutes TO aficulato speech graduated
class Of eleven, to 10 teachers Of tho system,
Wednesday night.
Bakers "Turkey," tho publication Of
which was delayed In England until the thfs.l eaI
tlon wAs ready tthe rst two having bcpu exhausted
by ndvaucc osdsss), will bo ready at Henry Holt L
Co. . this week.
Tho Hon. George II. Curtis, ox-Judge Of
tha 8upscme Court Of New York. ts nt,ont 10 n,ouns
the rostFum IN crusade aEalnft who demon
liqnof'" lie hha fone acquaintance With tho do.
iaon In question.
8til1aon Hutchins, fato editor OF tho st.
Louis Tmts, will devote nil his energies 10 'mak.
Inc out Of moor editor at least to1crnbta }npyo,
Ia thing easly done1 whom ward- politicians can.
not break down or political mcrccnartcs dts,naY"
Tic forthwith Annual Convention of thu
Alp,u. 1)cla Phi college sccret aoctuty was hc1a
with tho WILLIAMS College Chapter, |ast Wcdnns.
,Iav md Thur.1nv. This oratlon va. rlycn i, = ~.
ncy. Kdwanl Eyorctt I1nfo. his sni,lcrt brtnr
4.rbe Leaders Lead"
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-. A"o 0nan'n oon'oa."'1' W Aao NA'lona
omans nunraeo 1T nssoe;ss,oh esneu 70 meet
:" Hs" III luat"a. out I"o a'"t ,. VI soo
aay nas aa1o".nea ~ eooseaasaso -! nm1ea en-
s.a.as' ~" "a'uys Wv. s'so! ~. . see"s
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.o' NJ .soncson seuo9 u 'e"sahg Mo euas
y. ~ aapus a. eape .ona. M 49,. ~ !ons "a tae5
ws.e 's's' ns :oes 'a,s & "ne.u ."ey wso' oat
,se. tc5 "sIs J., ,a sasaI T"' % nv m"x "nas
ansn* "apIe" ;" snoM'+ sa.. :" Tau e"no'''oh OF
ae anes' nas5 III tho "of'o'
Secretary Sherman rcocntly ttoclarod his
intention 10 change tho rnlc for tho npprslscmcp.
Of Imported books 80 that tho value in the r,udpc.
ing county, and not spec1al importation. rater.
should bo takcn ~ tbs standard Of Cnstot. House
valuation. Tbs change. upon trial, did not work
we'll and caused great tdiesas!sfaeton to tho trade;
40 Ina, the Secretary has determined to Frsutnto
'ae o'a p'ah'
Tho Hon. David A. Wells hos been pnt
to tue palms Of aga!n explaining that he does not
advocatc absoluto }sec-trade and tho abolition Ut
tho custom .houscs. ue holds to tho opinion tha.
the umc has not yet como for radical chan:e
In our national policy for tho reason that with our
loary national t.cbt, tho requirements for rcycnus
taks precedence Of tho requirements for trade. 4
thrill for revenue only would meet hia views.
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sao nnu"' eaa.sa ssss aaes1a5. ne passsu ~
e1aa'a.'on ~ nv u'aosn'nH-a" e''ese.po's WIN
w eIau " nsatHn'a" as'ns so'o.s ~ 'no a'ef'
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tha. tho rcfe,enco ar President yooyn tn his n.s.
sona1 religious sxpoflcnco was 1u1ta touching e.
pcciatly tho mention Of hIs youthful habit, whea
alone. Of repeating the puasago, s'Tha unsea.sh..
lila richcs Of chr;st.'
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