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New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

NAL Year OF the nation Admirable portraits oil Geher
and Doctor Warren Webster Everett, Col Perkins ana
Urel Croker and facsimcs Of score Of letters IRON
these and other distinguished men, Illustrate its pages
The paper and typography are equally luxurious ana
many collector OF choice works would be delighted 10
possess this volume ITS literary performance oil less
importance. But the latter is marked by adnnrane
TASTE knowledge, and industry: in short IL admits Vi
nothing but piaSe.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

MORRIS WILKINS. Auctionecr
RNXECUTORS SALE of II LOTS on Broad
~ wav. Tcnthayc West Fiftyi and Fifty sixth 'te
y. II. LUDLOW d 90. will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
March g. 1871 O'Clock, at the Exchange SaesrOom II
broadway Trinity Budng n " sale y oSler OF the exc
cutor- Ol the estate ol MARGA RET HORN,
ROADWAY-Tic lots ado ming thc northwest corner OF
Fftft ST. together with the full size lot IN the rear on
Hity-hftn.si. .,-,., .
AVE.SiX lots northwest corner OF FIFTY siXihst
Four on the avenue and IN the on flySlXh ST.
WEST FTFTY-FIFIJISr lots north side 10 feet
west OF Eghthave; each 2JNlO0.j feet.
per uf the prcGsemOncy can remain on DODu
and nOri gage for three year9 . ~ .
NICHOLAS 2. PALMER, Executor
JENNA SMITH ESeCutriT.
ui""ll,t " l9l5)
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Ncm publications.
Ready on Wednesday:
TIHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, EIilor.

Hon EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
FIFTH EDITION WITH ArPENDIx N6 pages)
THE AppEYDIX to THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC r 1877 contains
ne nu rt Of he Electoral Commission 6 cih complete
and sc-inc account FROM TIE o0ql records Of al he dnsGc
tons uader Il rHd TIE proec9ng connected ch tie counting Of
ne Eieoral rp and ne oaly gtIiicdon in ebtch h "t
formation M or ,git soon De- atcaqJ} TIE results ot he Teee"t
te.ous for L. s. Senator IN seUeral also gre Uh
corrections and rer,s,ons bringing tee political tO7"ato"
dozen 10 March l.
Amone other prominent features of the Almanac
1.-THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED sIAfFH
amendments together with al ftceiit aihehdi'h's
10 Inc Constitutions cI the several states.
. IIrII. ELECTION RETURNS from all the states and
Territories Of e ycte ioT state oieeis ana MehOaO "a Ooh
etBoih sets of returns Florida, South Carolina and
Louisiana, are given IA iulIJ
3 THE POPULAR VOTE for President from ls2i to 1876
inclusive.
4. THE ELECTORAL VOTE from the FIRST Presidential
ddqt2 win ftI c suqtorv notes. Illustrating te workings
OF the Electoral college system.
3 ALL TIE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS Of the
campaign Of 1876
& TISTH OF THE XIIVth CONGRESS aHdoi the XINth
as far the principal Executive and Judicial ON
cc!s win digest OF the number ana location oi h7 hoi
7. INTEENALREVEHUT, CURRENCY. ana BANKING
TABLES with statScs Of tho ordinary revenue ana eApond.
turos oi the Government from 1893 I" 1876 lncihsVe
9 STATISTICS OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE
and OF Iron steel Cotton, and Woolen Manufactures o
the United states
Other departments less valuable and important, are
also included in the Almanac which respects
one Of The most complete and exhaustive ssuednds
pesaI e TO every pubic ana intelligent citizen.
twenty-five per copy, postpaid: five copies for sl
INDEX toTHE DAILY TRIBUNE 1876, Uniform with the
ALMANAC 80 cents postpaid. Address
TIE TRIBUNE,
Now Inrr
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSES Nos. 43 WillOw-st.,
~ HcksS: 40 81 and % Nassaust 100 and lU- Pine
annie Il y and 1917 WlOuglby 81, - Laiayettcave.
GORDON T.. FORD, 81 CiIrk-st., bfooGlyn
dOR EXCHANGE-HOUSE brOwn-stone
fronts directly the entrance Of Prospect Parh brook'
In for NGEOr SALE LpcItet % and 81 seventh
ave- 81 and % Marksye, lj3 Prospect rhce HS Idt
mace. an new IN every respect admirably located with
oil improvements Owncrsscl take IN part payment lots or
small houses ROBERT =. BUSSlNt, 2Oi M0niaSuest,
Continental Building BROOKLYN. Broker IN Bea Estate
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

SEEKING THE GOLDEN FLEECE RECORD OF
PIONEER LIFE IN CALIFORNIA. BY J. d. b.
STnIMAY syo pp 352 san FranCisco: A. Roman & Co.
Mr.. Stillman was one of the ArgOnauts of
49 and would have of the earliest arrivals but
for his unusually long voyage around Cape Horn He
saw great deal Of strange and exciting history during
the first year Of his residence in California, and he tells
tiff in a rather fragmentary way with much spirit
that we only regret he did not give us more ana with
some care for the completeness Of his details Oncthmd OF
the volume is taken up with the narrative Of the voyage
ont nearly another third with that O the return ho
and his own experiences OF cGry Californian life are
crowded into less than 20 pages which appear TO hc
transcript Of rough notes rather than connected story
The reader Is tantazed by the hints of Incidents ad
situations which would be worth great deal if the aI
thor had but taxed his memory and related them. lie
has better narrative talent than be perhaps maeincs
his pictures have the yyldnCSs Of direct ftndes rom
nature and are given without the least flourish OF SHOW
But the material OF the volume seems to have been
thrown together in haste and without much plan and
will therefore kept OF manV records OF special
rather tnan OF general value We thnR he mSht nave
done more than this he might have mace Work at
tractye to all readers.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
Gitn properIn 60 Eet.

HANDSOMELY furnished FLAT; imme-
diate possession furnished and lnfurnished hOuses
CHOICE locations low rentals city and country A. DALEY,
6G6 G,h ave, near 3S,Hst
rErO TET-RASEMENT and FIRST FLOOR,
80 NmctcoEh-st; two parorS, extension, dining
room, kitchen, laundry. Rent 10
Tg7O LET-HOUSES in very desirable lOca-
tions 9th Dist 22d 23d 2ith 25th, II st. and
3fihss also Bo2kn II uses, brown StG1 gllGh OF tiXn'
a iton 500 to t200 nj Newark, " j. Mhie Pans loh'
tcrs Tpppln. and Babylon Han IL SGures, 2G3 " 23dsi
rE1O LET-FirSt-claSs OFFICE, furnished for
pls can mist, in S1ist between 1ih and CthaNes
Address OFFICE, Tribune Uptown Once I,2@9 BIOld%lS
rs'O LET-Elegant brown stone and brick
IA Madison and side streets near the PaiF,
three stories cabinet finish, with m,rrors Sr rent
from $500 tn $1,000 Apply to j. A. WOODS ohice North
America lie Insurance Company II and 10 Warren ST. New
York between IL and OClOck.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
1I1IIE DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1876

complete and exhaustive Index to the contents Of THE
DAILY TRIBUNE for 1876 tsiniar 20 the publication which
proved so acceptable year, is ready With the
Index any editorial article foreign or donesc letter. book
review art musical dramatic criticism report Of an
iDporant event among Of the day, may be
ctnlI
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Monday. March IL, 1877.
The two following foreclosure sales were
made at the Exchange saesrOom to-day:
By scott 6.HHers.
istOry and basement Dr1wnslOne house. WIN 10y! II
of w 57th.st 6S IT, " Of 9th.aye, lot 2l7xlC03 ann
Broadway Savings Bank .$lo'OVo
BY HOUdTd ". CJd'es.
5story brick tenement house. with lO, N137 Last
3Oth.st n $, 225 IT Of lstave, lot 2oX97Gi q ID o-
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
Brooklpn propsrtp 20 Eet.

vENO I.ET-3-story brick SCHO0L-HOUSE, No.
Il 1853 ReInsen.st.; 3.story brick DWELLING, l7S VII
loughbv.st. GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clark ST, Brooklyl
rE'O RENT FURNISlED-The full-slzed,
three story and basement brick house, l95 harTs0nsi
opposite Christ Church the house Is in good order and y iuy
furnished the location is central anu very pleasant fhI nO
Apply ON premises.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

THE BIOGRAPHICAL WORK OF TIE WORLD IN
is76 (BiIILETIN or THE AMERICAN GEO
GlSPIiiCAL SOCIETYJ ANNUAL ADDRFss OF CHEF;
JUSTICE DAILY, TIE PhEslDINl. sy0 Pr. fU fuDlShed
by the Society
Chicf-Justice Day's sucCinct and lucid mar
ratvc which presents nutshell the fruits OF geogaph
cal exploration during the past year. Is for the most part
of gratifying character exhibiting actual progress
in the physical knowledge Of the earth from the enter
prise and toll OF intelligent travellers both III the Eastern
and Western hcmSpheres large space is devoted to
lie history of Arctic exploration in which, after paying
weldescrved tribue 10 the sCamanship and energy OF
Sir George Mares in the command of the English eXc-
dtion author Justly censuIes his references 10 Dr
Kane and Hayes, which marked not only by
incorrecness of statement but by evident ignorance
of facts. The effect OF Sir George Naress asscr-
tons is TO convey the impression that the American
TXpeGit;ons were OF little value 10 geographical
science and that their commanders were guilty Of
misleading delincatiOns OF the coast. ChefJustce
Dalv efecualN dsposes OF these charges and at the
same time points out the shortcomings of the English
Eypedition which made necessary the part OF the
commander furnish apologize report instead OF
seeking dsarage the previous abors OF Dr. Kane and
Dr. Hayes Address of Judge DAILY is fun OF valuable
matter and Will be read with great interest by the lovers
OF geographical inquiry, though their satisfaction Will be
somewhat diminished by the numerous Typographical
error OF the work. The Geographical Society" seems
10 have fallen into the hands Of incompetent printers
who among other bundrs uniformly misspe the names
of Sir william Thomson, the Marquis de CQmpcSne
schliemann, and tho great German geographcT Peter
mann.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

Gitn Real Gsiaie for bGle.
y,OR SALE-A great sacrice-Threc- story
L high stOop brick HOUSE 2jthst between 'th ana
o'""''S' - JACOB KGsENFIELD cOl West 27th.s.
dh1s, SAn LARGE three story HOUSE
ID ..bOO. on West 1jth;.;;: 6etweeli IN and stl'
ayes: a bargain. RCLASD n WHITING. . Beekm1lst
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

Ass0CI ALTON. BY GEoRGE WASHINGTON WAnhLN ate
President Of the Association. e'o PIP Az 1ah's h'
OsRoOH q Co.
This volume in its sumptuousness and COM
pleteness might almost DC called second Bunker Hill
MoDument Neither labor expense has been spared 10
make It perfect work of the kind IL embraces every
uc,dni aud document Of value in the long history oil the
Association from It's first inception down " Tie Cenen
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
GcatEcrs.

4 MERiCAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Tut0rs Govcinesses ana
every deparn nj Of instruction yves ninLhaH
parents schools ard sells - hOcl Io' f"f
cirtulais Apply Miss N. J. Young 23 tni0nslre b
N, YOurg severed her connection U2 years. "llh We
"Nmcrican school Iny1tn" in consequence Oi the DahA-
raqtcy OF J..N schermerlorn & Co.
BOTANY, Chemistry, or Nat. PhiIoSophy-By
tB experienced teacher privately or toa CLASS H. MISS
NuTNGS TEACHERS Agency 23 tmonsGnafc.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union-squarc:
- arrangements made for Teachers No cha2cto schools and
families. ANNA RANDALL bli-iti" "an'-'''
GERMAN and LATIN LESSONS by DR..
~ MiNBATI, l0JO 2daFe.
QUARTERLY ELOCUTlONiST, 30 Union
Nssqgae. Back numbers supplied. ANNA HANphLL DEHI-
A,P.ViSH LANGUAGE taught by Prof. A.
- De TURNOs at G-i Gti-ayc.
~ COTESWORTH PINCkNEY's AGENCY
4 for SCHOOLS aud TEACHERS supplies Sciools aad
crgagng demand for good teachers. Apply early for Autumn
vacancies send stamp FOR app icron form.
4. COTEoWoRfI PlNo okNEf
50 Union square HthGvc. sdc rcar 4tth-s Now OK
Nv ANTED--Lady for Boarding School \. j.,
w TO TEACH English, drawing painting. and penUlan-
skip: lady EngiS AID music Tor Public ScncOii
city family. French German and plahO; several SUI
VcIior teachers Ter Autumn vacancies .....
Z. COTISMOHTU PINCKNFN,
UHon-squ,Ic, 4tiavc. side, near lGtlIst New-f ork
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honses ano 5arms Uautc6.

yTANTED--A strictly tirst-class. handsomely
w furnished HOUSE in a central location; where
owner viii board n Of part rent preferred Address j.
g. T., y. O. Box 1883.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW. .IFpspv

~ Ferry stations III New York foot Of Liberty ~ and TO-
OF CIaTksOnsi, up tOSn. wv
Commencing Ian. l. fS77Trains leave New.York foot nj,
IDerty-st, az follows: ="
$50 a. m.-For Pennington Eaeton Belyidere. ysn,h
Chunk. Tamaqua, WilkesbaTre, Elmifa, &c. '"
SAJ a M For Easton, Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Ts,o.
qua. WilkesbaUe. Wiliamspori, &c ' anna
1O30 and 1870 D. nFOI SOmcrvlle and Flenfno.on
p. m.-FOr Pennington, Easton Manch Chunk WEI
barre Tamaqua, IiazlctOn. Reading, POttsye
4p. m.-For EaSt0n. Belydere, ana Caiaslgqna ''"
$50 p M, daly-For Easton, Allentown, and Harrisburg
S:,;J D. m.-FOr EIston.
Leave foot OF Clsrks0Is at 6i5 7.;5 s:lj OLE loIs
1l:l5 a. m l2.i5 3:l5 4I5 5l5, 7.l5. li45 ~ m A''
For trains TO local points zee time table 20 stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-ie Leave foot Iiherty-st al e9O =,
$50 I'D m ioI Bound Sio9k ana intermediate points and
Trains leave for rcrlh Amboy, Rcd Par K long Branch
q" an GIoy,. &c, from foot Lbertyst. Sl5 ll95 a m
4:I5 5:l5 .. M foot Carlson So, ll.l5 "a. N. =
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AND uNiTED STATES MAI


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -.
Trains New-YoTk via Desorosses ana CoItanu'
Streets Ferries, as follows: . - . - ..,.t IN
Express Harrisburg, Ptcburgh the West and
Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 a. m, ana o5V p "
daily - - , -. ., o On, .,
Fer WInanrsport Tcck Haven, Cory and Ere atSOp l,
connecting Cory for Iiusylhe Petroleum t;al5s '
OH Regions. WhamapOr and Lock Haven, eu = ", a.
For Baltimore Washugton, aud the South, Limited gsl'
ingon EXPRESS Pullman PariOr Cars daily except sah,
al arrive Washington i:lO y. ~ Regular ~ 81"
a. M. L. m. SuutLy and Q 2. M - ,, ,,-t.,n
Empress for Philadelphia, 1880, 500 oiu iSSv ,I,
1886 /. (. 3, q, :, $50, aud II isLI
$50 n o. g. T. $780, and D. m EmsIant aA' s'S01U ''
pm o-,,,o.w
For trains Newark, Eli Zab, III, Railway iInc,th,
ton Perth Amboy, FlemDgtn Beyidefe, and o'hu l"'''
SEQ local schedules at all ticket Oihccs. ,o . IA
Trains arrive: From Pittsburgh, C20 ana Uu w, o,ct
1920 D. M, daily; ll:lO a. m snd 6oO p M 0 sl ~ t
Monday FROM Washing on aud Baltmolc O.'V .'O t,1,
4:lO $40, and 1920 p nv SUNDAY, b3o' w M :. G
Philadelphia 505 G:20 $50 800, 1910 Ll;JV In foS
llO, 80 600 40. 1910 and l0;-o p m oo - r ''
Ticket Ofices. 52G and ga BIoadway No As't
and foot Of DesbrOsscs aud CortlanGtsts no N n
Bronklyn; Nos IA ll0 ard llS IIudoEst hci'Hen.
pot ersey civ EmgraAt Ticket OhcS 70. SY hStsy
FRANK THOMSON, d. ~ !ull. %..,.,.
GtlcEal Manager. Gential -.stl.'l 4's>-
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v1NO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. l..,r r;E,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sHO"l AA-'
between
NETWORK ANp PHILADELPHIA.

NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains eacn way daily three pel''
Philadelphia. two IN Nrw-lork. =, ,,.,,o..
Four Tracks tile most Improved Equipment, ana uo f"
Time cOnsis tent viii absolute safety. , ,,.-,
Fxpress Trains leave New York VIA DesLrosses anu WV
laudt Ferries as follows:
7,3d $50 $40 1880 Lmitel 1890 A. NJ J. !; : o. t .ni
D. M. IL n.ianighi. sunday $50 a. hI' - +" - o00
9p -, ,.,o -.Qn
and II A. M UnuitcI Express, l:35 2. M ltO. 3' IN
-7:35 n ~. and Il midnight ON sunday, o.-" 'o'' ~
a m. (. Z, -:i5 D. ul. art - midnight. . .. tt,,se
ckst 0nicss SOS and 9i4 Broadway, No. Astor toA'
and foot oI DeghiGssos and GOftlsuttstsi Ma
Erookiyn; nos. III, llG and us Hudson S. Srv
nenof lerSe- civ Emigrant Ticket Oice No ; ii,t'
place. D. u $50 ~ ". 'f'n i"'"''h
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DUU U-ADFI pIJk via LONG BRANCH and

A tho NEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN 'RAiLRoAD.-Fgre
lower than by any Comm moncing November 10
1876 leave York gom Pier North River foot o 1ee
ii a. m. for Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River and
D. H. for Philadelphia, long Branch Toms River Ware
town. TuckeItcn. w :. SNEDEN, Gen AaLiStt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

| BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatoni.
lp and Naugauck railroads. Fare tI. Steamer Tfsps
Port leaves Catharncslip at 1880 and Brideept
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
7 EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

bIARRANGItMtNT or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. |,
ST7-Ieaye deuots OF COrtandt amt Dcslossess a.
30 d m Night Express daily. for Eas,Ou, Bethlehem Al
entOwn Mauch Chunk. Wkebarre, Pttston, Sayfe EHie
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester JufasO, hlagra ta ana lhs
West. Puy4ans sleeping coaches attached. , -.
ROBr H. SANHE, Supt and FngF.
Geueral Eastern Office of Church and Cortan0Lss
0 CItAS. H.. CUMMINGS, Agent
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.ORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
sOUTHAMPfON. AND BREMEN.
CCNPANN'S PIER foot Of SICpsilSI. DOBOKEN.
WISER SaiTdav. March II ODER saturday March 81
MOS I'll, SarurIy... March - HEGMANN. Apn :
RATES OF PASSAGE IRON NiW YORK 20 SOUTHAMP-
ton, IIANRL. OR BREMEN
FIRST CABIN, 500. gold SECOND CABIN, $G0, gold.
SIEEEAGE, $50. currency.
Return 1cScis reduced Prepaid StecTago Cerh.
Gates, 80 currency.
For IRE ght UT passage apply 10
Cl.t.NI,'JS A. 90 RoUl,uo graen
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
10 Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Crtod,

sts: -t'"
$40 m. for Washington and the West Riohnops
Charleston and the Sonth Pullman PaTlOr New y
Baltimore and Washington making close eonnee,n ~
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. st. Louis Louisville Chicago &c
p. M for Washngton and for Richmond and fhe ssr,,
GoTdonsvile. Pullman from New York 70 Baltmos,
and Washington. "''o
% daily for Washington the South and Puman's
seeDeis irom New York Baltimore and Washn gto
close connections Chicago, Cincinnati Ionisyuo
Ionis. Pittsburgh the South and Southwest
Washington with trains for Lynchburg Florida NewOr.an.
and the South. ms
For through tickets, please call at Companys Oeas ai.
and 23S Broadway, New TYOrk and az ricseT OGes ~,
OF Coandt and DesrOsseests. and Depot Jersey civ '
ASK FOR TICKETS VA ~.
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Gonnlrp propertn Go Eet.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The NM
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
TPTOWN OFFICES, No LBS Broadway coz. Thirty ir:
81 or aDS Twenty y-thrd-st, cor. ElgtlaNei .oU
Tnrtavc rOrty .seventlst al the lIA tlEM otfCE
M Tniriaye one hundred andtwenty-iOurth
1arIem savings Bank Building, up p at regular
ooir ratio
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
ERIE RAILWAY.
iEMEET OF TRAINS, in eject

Pacific Express for the West. Slccuiny
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara falls Ciac.n.
'ithout enange; also Hotel DiumC cars 10
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
!. R. NlEEkER. General Passenger Agent

WAY Trains as per Time Tables Tickets for sale at
o5o @e and 8 Broadway and WescOtt Express COS
Offices 80 Parkpace, ls5 and 9i2 broadway Ne"-lo1s
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

BOSTON a NEW-YORK AIR LINE r.
- WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-Trafns leave n w
H. H. r. Grand Central Depot daily (sdndays exeepteSi
Boston, s20 m. ~ B-Passengers take This tam u
Jersey City transfer MaTy9ndJ 1890 A n, ~
out change. | -. ""n'
Grand Central Depot TO Nashua, aSoidug night changes
riVPs Putnam, $50 nj: Worcester, T.aO o. M ssa..
925 a. m. Portland, :2O p IN: arrives Boston AZ ~
n. B-e1ye Jersey City rnsier steamer MaryIand io0i
D. M, and Harlem River 1910 a. ''NA
w. H. TuRNER ]. Il. FOSTER
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-13

shnre I'm II Is untrue. As e. The rights of the
casc. have nothingto do. The faculty of tho
man must bow to it, | only wished to do what
could for him"
In regard to tho question NJ c'ior. the Doctor
said that hardly any two persons in the West
Indies and Central America are Of the same
shnic. and Il would often hn ncXt TO impossible
TO dotnrmine what students coming from there
To- enter institutions Of learning here are stu
dents OF coior.' n"Nt to lmposs b" To- draw n
line. As to the prejudice ugalnSi surh students,
any Intelligent white men can hayc objections
sit 10y The side Of u c0lorcl bachelor Of arts
who is striving to learn. and e. whom would
~. proud t1 tender the hand OF fellowship. u@ I
would hc nroudt to tnder the hand of fellow
snip to any man that knows his business"
In .ou .lusion the Doctor saidl One thing
would Ike YOU t. sny. am iesirous Of oh.
serving the ctidu ~" oi the rtpi"s-lon. and
" .h ID understood that Dr llrnNa WAS not Oh is
Young mans pro"pior that he had anil has
now no regular prrarptor, and That Or. hcnnu
was only acting aS lelioW 'ouhlryman lor
him ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-13
COLUMBUS DELiNO ASSAULTED.
Judge Wright OF Indiana Heating him with -
htIck In M Ma.hInxton CITY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.--Columbus Dclano,
cx-Sccretary Of the Interior. was hit on the
head and badly beaten generally to-day by
Judge j. w. Wright now living in this city.
who was once indicted tbut aftorward acuuittcd)
upon Delano's representations. Wright has
been man With Il grievance ever since. and to-
day at noon he was coming down Fifteenth
street opposite the Treasury. and Dcano was
going up. Wright sprang at the ex-secrctary
with the remark. You are damned old liar .
you wouldn't be believed under onth" and
stru X him With a heavy walking stick across
the head, laying open his scalp Wright went
on. with much emphasis, To- say that everybody
him lWr.glN out o' thirty thousand dollars.
The first hlpW stunned DrlanO. ani II 5 Ems 10
have hgyn followed - several more bci Ir1 W.
II. H.Smih. Soil 'itnr ~ thn Interior und"r Drl1nO,
who was walkiu. with his former chlci, and
other men. IN tho crowded street could
interfere. Wright walk I'd of IN "A great deal Of
oXcltu umcnt. uni D"lHnu. badly shaken. a good
deal bruised. and hh.rd ng freely. WAS helped
into drug -to. and driven home from ther,
in a. carriage. Wright met senator Mcdonald
at w iIarls, anil inld him and other OF his
iri ~ - :H' irT''.r.' "'f' ,r, 81, '-
iuuy and "NuruiNln. suy'n-:" found the
d-d rus 'a.. aia l'al D IA ana would he neatinS
him t.UN f iIIHy lHiut sif!pNl mr.' On his
why h0W' vol ..nun uft wpt'J to arr" -
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