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, 1877-02-28
HOW OLD THEY ARE,
Nroaflvn Engff.

Malame Alboni, s3: sl9nor Ardtf, 50; sir
jules Benedict, r.; Indy Bishop, IS; Boitcs!ni,
81; Ole Bull, OF; ]. Brahms, A.; Herr Won Blu
low, AZ; Mine. Carvalho. 80; Sir NJ. Costa, o.;
F. II. Cowcn, =; eir @. Eivcy, 61; Countess
Essex tsiIss stcphcnsA g; Fnurc, A.; F. Flotow,
O5; n. Gade, Gu; Nine. A. Goddard, Al; Nine.
Got.1schmldt GTcnny LInd), 70; Sir j. Goss, 20;
g. oounod, 10; nungl, e.; j. l.. Hattor,, "a; C.
lial'c, IL; II. Hertz. II: F. Hitler. 63; Z. ].
HOPKINS, 3D.; j. 1lallall, "; j. l.. lIopkius. 81;
Joscph Luashln,, 10: e. Kellogg, ii; a. KEN.
BE, u +. KuekGu, ~; slons. j. Lcn,me1,s, 81 !;
H. Leslie, h; II. iitolll, F. List, 6}; T.. Lucca,
85i q. A. Maefarrcr, o.; @. Malro, 52: Mime. c.
Nilsson, III Miss Z. Noveio, 50; Dilcnbacl., Is; !;
sir F. 04seiy, ha: john Parry, G7; A. Puttl, 81 |;
n. PIccolon,t'l. y; Atsne 9. PINE, IS; j. Sims
hecycs, 70: u. Richards, 81; g. st.. hnns, 42;
Satntos.Dnltyt 81; e. 9aIatnat,. 81; Il. schnei-
ler, r.; l.. slopcr, 6t; Dr.. J. s.aiucr. 81;
s; ss!;r,.'ss 2: Ta,nherik, u; G: A: Thomas, gi;
viarlut, 81; Vtemstcnlps, 81; Klci,ard Wagner,
o.; II. Hcntawskt, ~.
, 1877-02-28

l'a4l only not married l,rr, hut pursued her IN
rutnctl lier, i,n,ly would havr laughed nt lin,
"a lew wou!,l hare a1laksn their hca,ls, but Tin,
mas. woulii hnfc consicrri "Old ChristEancy I"
vastly c1evcscr than they do today.
"t,M Sl1nonh may he as innocent ns an angel,
but The probabilities arc against him. Dnutt-
lc'a u Is very trnu what he says, tl,at "he has
lll0fc fnpurtatt mattcra to nttens1 10 than r,nt-
rriMonr.'-nnI that !" tic oil fox" never
tl'oaht ot marrying. .ehc mny be - crazy " ami
wcnk-nndcl, but fic Is ncitlicr one nor tim
other. II he gave slcl. a woman Government
place, md then levied rrlvatu toll IN her affcc.
!tons and carcsscs to pay for II, he but proses
hintsclf like mnny anotfIer Of Ills kind, and de-
scrres ~ be held up to universal llIsdatn.
, 1877-02-28

Once upon time, relates N. Ernest Lcgouve,
NJ. Theirs was rcproacl1in0 Jules Simon, who
was at that tnomcnt}c t}conncctcd with some prof.
Gets for Untscralty reform, with not paying at-
tcntlon enough to the Study Of Latin. lie
added that he suspected lin Of being un MI
ycrsnry Of Latin, md very negligent Of L. "If
neEligcnt OF it," sakl N. 8in,Un, "woutl you
like to talk II little while with ncl' Aud he
hc:an ut onro and delivered II. TI,tcrs Ecat
found knowledge. Thlers saw that ho was
caught; tc Ind hard work to follow ,rhat 81
mon had said, anu be was far from ntlc tore
spond, 50 lo good-aaturcdly cried out, "Ah!
bona, bonu,n ~ and taking his lit he departed,
, 1877-02-28


As "Frank," who had been taught 10 believe
that lie llu1 been made ol dust, stood watching
the dust as the Wind was whtrllng II In cddIcs,
lie exclaimed: mia, think the dust looks o.
II there was going to bo another little boy
madc.h
"Papa." Clara said, "what makes the sky 10
brtehtW Papa was wrestling with the latest
question before tho National Returning Board,
and tlier0 was M answer. ~ kuow,n st,n
eoItll,ucd, "dol pounded It with his hain-
.4-year-o,l boys explanation Of thunder
anu lightning was: "tiol acrltrhcs inntct
and That tnakcs the FASH, AMI then lie takes
tlint's Tue tio!sc."
A gentleman had occasion to correct 1,s
and shc had sat as,,lls, sho wont tn her mother
and inquired: "Dub't you think IL would do
papa good to 60 out doorsl,'
, 1877-02-28

1t happened at Kansas City hotel. Tho
Granger protested that he Ind Just come to
town to dcil his wheat, but the policeman said
That ho WIS the party lie wanted for running
away with another mans wife. The prisoner
begged ut tho atattua-housc tint his na1e might
bo suppressed. saying. while. tho cold sweat
dcrstand tho tluniicr, but tho policeman replied
that he must do hls duty. In tho morning thc
stupid poltrc found that they Ind the wrong
mnll, and he departed ,nutteflng, !" ! ean ncrer
make Betsy bei!evo word III It, She'll eay it's
too thnl-tuo thin n!h-Exchauge.
, 1877-02-28
A IsEBuKE TO "sOCrErY.n


At tho performance OF tho Frontier Scre-
nadcrs" last evening we were foreIhly remind
cd Of the old provcst, that "little folks should
be seen md not heard" Boys, II they can't
forcgo the!r stable manners and cease their TN
6cciay stamping, hal better be kept at home by
tl!cir parents. We would also tko tu suggest 10
to1le yulug latlics TINT VIC noticed thnt evening
that tt might bo well to restrain their propensity
for hnggng their fellows uutll they were In
more private apartments than tho theatre. OF
the gentlemen who kept their l,ats on during
tho performance We will say notlllug.
, 1877-02-28
CURRENT GOSSIP.


NATU1fFtt
As fond mother. when the day 10 o'cr,
I.cats by the htni her little child to bed,
Half willing. half reluctant. to be led,
And enyc ll>E broken pnythEhgs OIL tho door,
Still gazing Mt them through thr open door,
Nor wholly 1caesured hud cUnifottel
lIy promises OF others in lhelr stead.
Which, thouXh ulore splendid, Mny not please
him more;
So Mature dgais With us. and iakes away
Our pIaythings one by one, nnd hy the hand
Lends Us 10 rest 20 gently, thst Wa ~
Scarcely knowing II We wish to % or stay,
IIeine too fa1l OF sleep 10 understand
How far the unknown ttansccnds the what wo
know.
II. ". Loma{fiiop In TIE Atlantic for 4farth.
, 1877-02-28

SrocxpALn. Riley Co., Kan, Feb 2A-The
weather tor tls past month has been very MILD,
aud farloess llayu Improved it by putting Iii
their spring wheat Hut little except tho gfaas
Ii is too carly yet 10 determine how tho full
wheat Il, but fronl present appearances 1t Is not
,llosu tban half . hta1ll. Az spripg approaches
niorc uneasiuess IL manifested iu regur1 to tho
grasshoppcrs, A great u.auy eggs were de-
Meetings arc being held TO secure concerted ~
tion In destroying thcm aud protecting tho
cfupA.
, 1877-02-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TVASTED-FQIe CAsH-A HOUSE WEST OF SAM
" EaHnN.st.. hrt HtCn Fulton and ran flurrp .ss,,
WAsllhE.Un.st.
WANTEH-CnEAr FNN CANlf-A CHOICE rs on
or address TURNER 4 huSu, t04 Washington.rt.
NVASTEn-AT ONCE, Fol! 4 CASH CUSTOMER,
eDlth Side Or w!ti - kcnwonI o. Hyde Park i'reS
iroM !Mtn ~! tns must he lmr9ain to colsl.
cred. TURNER 4 uuSD. Iol Wa4hlnxt1s,at.
WANTED D-rIltsT.CLAss nEsIpESlE on s0i;TT
side, clear. far gptHi hua!ncta prDpcrty. iafhjy
lncnmberct. uLR!Gtt n HAltSES. % WaAlnKt0nst ii.
NVAkTEn-nUHtSEs9 iIOCk, Will GIVE FIttST.
~ clau fcatIcnrc property. cle1f md assume j.
N. PEsfASA, TT uaarburn:st.
VAETED-To .nuY-rt,ii PART CASH, 1Yi5
~ balance In clear South Side property, i chotce
1rtlisnrn 1ot a. tueh !Inc, Sorth Utsfborn.aIs
NVASTEfi-A RESIDENCE ON THE NORTH sIDE
worth e. oo3 20 q, u0I for which cu.tomrr viii
Eay pHff cAs: anl balance 10 safest. lot. clear.
IuItNEtt 4 HIND. tU3 WashinstNf,st.
, 1877-02-28
Women Who Want Divorces Under
Circumstances Of Peculiar
Atrooity.
Record Of Judgments and New Sults...
Bankruptcy Business.

~ al nuta =
ed. lie. ho.sses: d,a not Of. want to 1o,s possible
made by which smms was 10 seec, VIM, he r,nl. H.
co, anu es'. .ne sooas ~ asent on account Of the
smms hen p,cked mi ih,cc ~
whl.k, containing nIno gallons. raiion
Of, Of s0sn.e, e,,nsn. and three of old port, q
css.es. and 80. ma ~ lot Of ssgars There was
nosa'ne msan ~, aoon, n'n'' anu ne patsnnizcd tho
champa4ho HoeFa!'y' showing = ucctded prefer
enco fof G, II. Mumm d Co. g extra dty, though
ho did not dsdsin fonr cases of Uoutct. Tho bill
amounted to s3o5 ,o5. e'' 1'' wa
The morning Of Feb. 81 appeared in good time.
over to acs tho delinquent and was Informed % ,hat
goods % u. .,oount q Only sbout 500 had. been
were moi h'sf.tonsd enough to appreciate q. IL Il.
aamm' sn,p'a n,,s,s oat'' dry' nor % could their
IL, m. !. ,ttr,,,,sa ~ uvsM. ,'' "s, u"a,
10 attract and the followers Of Oamb,lnus c,unR 10
tho @ @ or The r s.Ss eeo,
alter nonrinv the mattcr nvrr y" hrva enme,nTs
hat tbey max saecre c ioad nfoS ,, 81 xse
dry tntnp ~ taSna OIL vii NJ eantns fot sim,n;
M Gss sy ~ tssy u
surd. tha bnn1 hcim, n III ~ ANN " "'1's mo !"
an, W sInJsnns ~ nnst a a. seuu A.,,
r.tinn. rn% enmt.nt LIZ Sun'e ue"n ~ 1alI
scinit, and When ;s't any one ~ mentions 'T Turnsr
itrrst in ths snhiecf '~''o"Pa'0J ""o "a"% " ~
"s n,vcnc~a
The martini troubics Of M.r,a Kub, rraebcd
Xii ~ maa, ,sa, and snG aesofonsy la!ea
Sbe snys a." ,sc. ,nn-,i"d ~ 1ga;t % n"am @ hn n,no
,..nc IL Snnn , ts" Jeats a.!ef !n9 n'n. %
i,.."n ~ II, tsa pesaM ntnhh9 ~ c4eGss, anu then
hnc rsnsntsdix tnSS.s' ~ biS Su A hG nttM a w
hss ,.l1 1ea'ene4 10 ai Ref ny anoo.'sg
sonehnv tc,tiI',c IL -, Mas hi ~. i,rnrcn y"
snd ri" fsnra he Svii Trcn III penn,fa, rnIn.s ~
Injunction il fnsurd oratnst lin IL !. ths nwnrr
Of somo uroncrtv nsc1 ~ a Hmm hnmc.fr.t' whtrh hs
yaijI In faw' Shn fhcrcrnr" esI. hr.;Sc. Il, II.
yprcc. thst thfs ,roncrtv mny h. rnnarmsd r. 1,cr
and that slc INV hpyo suItabic aIjmnny s.yen ia
, 1877-02-28

v
| WHAT'S IN a NAArEs
| Boston Adtfrlissr.
One of the most difficult things the new
Mayor Of Boston has had 10 encounter since Ills
introduction Into office. Is tho adjusting Of sup.
| ply and ic,nandi that Is, in the way of otliclal
positions, moro especially on the police force.
i1erc, with about 600 positions Ill full, he is
asAcd BY eager applicants to make room for
loo or 1,5D0, and tie avalanche OF petitions,
crowd Of personal applicatiuus and private hut
ton-iiolings In the street, that tho cItys Chief
Magistrate hus experienced, have buried his
private secretary out of sight. sud tho Mayor
ncrvuua ut the approach ol auybody with
paper IN his baud, alIll t0 he IN great hurry i
tho street when any acquaintance bows and half
lalts, Is II to speak with him.
Tile other day on applicant, who. by Ills pre-
possessing appearance, managed to hold the
Mayors attention. for d brief pcrtol, Improved
The opportunity somewhat Ill the following
Xii your Honor will look at my paper you
will rec I'm an American citizen and good
MAYOR" lndecdi We'll. my friend and good
Democrat, what can 10 for you4"
Appltsant-lf there's q chance on tho po-
Mayor {wcarily}-"My good fellow, there arc
no vacancies, and a thousand uppllcuhts."
Applicant al ;, But, your Houor, Fin Demo-
Sintt Auu ~, $50
Mayor-"..Ver likely; 10 are hundreds Of tho
applicants"
Anplicant-." But, your Honor, SO for"
Mayor-" Catnot belp who you 60 for; there
IL nc Vacancy
App'leant-."Bu your Honor, uphold----n
Mayer (ae!zlng = pen in aesporatton)-"My
good fellow, ~ tako your name' no matter
whom YOU uphold"
APptleant-"llaycs n Wheeler, your Honor"
VIVA! 10 you mean ny IhAt, Blrs" taiu Inc
Alayors ehatply' bringing Ills Gruy Mustacho TO-
getEer tightly over hIs lips. and Ills 1rown ma X
1flE t's cyc-Elasses leap q! bis nose.
.,", ~ mean sir' that It's Hayes n Wheeler
that -
lol hccfitt 20 on, ST." SAIL inc Mayor.
!ayln9 uoWh hls pen. :" ultlh't Want to khow
your political prcicrences, b1t your natne."
,s tes, your l.oilof}" sail tnc applicant, grow.
!nE tctl anu cacitetl, "nn4 ! wh'it your HonUr
to know That T.: Hayes r Hl'solrr."
MI' hanultI, sun tue May1r 10 MS Sccro"
tary, "peF!lapa you VIII SHOW tlls gentleman 4
a. .iosa appropssatu pace 10 EXPRESS ny prefcr-
to pels,st IN dnns."
~ Ion't 70 Tor no Republican candidates."
sa!;t thc applicant, M !9ncipE round tho room;
.,a, n aor ti!usn ~ anu nsh'tG'eXa-lm Dc1no-
~ aM's pc.lol tno MnyoIs secretary. VINO oliaa
na,.s ~ sho o,n .'i ~ IL It s'a'eh Ho"n uPu1 to
th.t T. nv rsr,sn.i ~ "ts '' ~ "a" H. M uaaa' posasc
Habbitt smc,i md wl,i.prral ~, w,urti i, N,
Mayors eur, WIN also smiled, picked up s pc,l
8HaltI. anil d1tf to fJunf
, 1877-02-28
yv.ANTEn-7TiLE fsEGr.

~~><~~
N00Akrcp~rss Clerks. cfc.
NVASTkb-nRtnEtEftE; OSE THAT EPEAEa
~ Grfmsn Preferred, Cali to-day, cnrner Forty.
, 1877-02-28

CorEoHwooD FAILS, Kun, Feb. as-Tho
weather ilas been mtld ami spflng-lkr, although.
wc tuye had two ur thres slight trusts ani q
light fa!l u snow. which completely fixed u
tho Nttlo 'hoppcEs, which had latcled out by
the million. Fruln observation had III previous
rails hero IN Kansas. am satisfied TINT littie
r'lu aud lsttlo wct together has Il bad elcct
on them. MT .lpubttng, however. that too lluch
drought VIII affect the egg, aud that II requires
some tnolsturr, coupled with warmth, to .naku
y successful f1uitl0n Of tho hatcllsng. psoeeay;
yet. little e,la ulJcd u the moisture hay u
serious 1nortuary effect, on tho Young ,noru par
tc1lary, ~ woll ~ tho full-nctlgcd. have cx.
aminea y Auulber or lata-sowcd Nelta OF whrat
which wero considered :. past REDEEM ption,n unl
tlu.! that much Of 1t Is alive ana growing. Some
fields which wero entirely bare aud tho wheat
dead ~ look at, ure now looked upon as bidding
faiE fur u talcrablu erup. Sosnu ol our fnr.lrrs
have taken advantage af the tins weather, an,t
ure rcaowing their tetds, which hau bepu
/" "plucked," to full wheat. That viii probably
be considered carly sow ne, won't III Otllcrs
are getting tu spring wheat aud blowing pro.
paraio1y to putting In other zspltng grain.
Yours, etr., F. Z. SulIu.
, 1877-02-28
CROPS AND 'HOpPERS.


FA1HMosr, Martin Co. MIMI, Feb, 15.-Wo
hsyo llal five weeks Of nidewasm wcathcr,-not
quite warm enough TO start vegetation except
tinlotlly, which bcgins to look grcall, but warm
enough tu melt al tho snow nut! bring out thu
frost to the depth oi two or three inches. Az
VIC lluvc hatl no ru!n sInco last fall, and rs It
freezes quito harl nights. tho n,ads uro In ilna
condition. AL tho furnl.proIucts at tho colr-
try that catl be sparcd have been marketed. Hut
little small grain will bu sown this spring, ns
thu ground 10 full of gvasshopWr eggs, though
hear sotnc ot our oldest farmers say they I'LL
SOW tho uslal amount, The pests llayo been
with us three years, aud VIC nre tu have tiletu
tllls year: Most ot the prairlu grass III thIs
country has bccu saved to burn tue coming
snniuer, md W. u3pcet u destroy ,uilliona q
our farmers arc dcvlsElg and making u,acilinery
for catehilg tho hopIiura next, summer. Wcn,
hoys, aIla women Will turn out aud wage d war
OF determination wlIcn the time CONES. Nonu
ot the egge have hatclted in this latitude yet,
but Gt.ad crop IA expected.
Tue t!airy Interests ara linking the lead Of nil
other branches Of farming. A COMPANY has
been formed hero and will build &2,O00 cheese
pall out for fuf caught In ,lartin County Till
winter.
A ra!lroad will bu built tho coming summer
from thd Presclt terminus Ut thu Southern Min
County, to, Fairmont, Martin County. Our
pctpla aru detcrInincn to keep up guud courage,
even II ttincs aro har.i.
:, Wealthy Englislln'ou. arc coming direct from
EnslAnd hero ind arc ln.ylng up ali ihe ehoicv
sivc improvements. Ono built i 100 lloltsu
on ils farm quarter Ut a u,iie lrn,n our ylllngu
last summer. THIS spsing hs will buill u SIU,-
W. wing gttat.'ni!i Ct Falrno'it,-In !act, tho
tFI4fOfS. f0tlF6 AnHt.t fnllx
, 1877-02-28

1x,Ay1sp"I,aTf.cTr,;r S' cEs. oYr -ueT &c.
:eeooe sea na!..e.':"*
x,,.s7Ep-nrsrogTtn,. rtnns'. ,ovrn.,z,
nfnrs on t"e tso'.nry Sniajnss II G9tt, n
'1t ~ T. 'ssMS sStS II zen days st Room = ~ dearborn
IVAXrkp-A r1nsT:cLass NAN cook win
,;:*,;:s :ssa! ss. re'sN."
so I'll RE'SssE
w nnf.6crs to 20 to t.tncon ri IA EA,fEsIEHs
p} t;hMsTFs 2; IN basement ,a sons Lsssiest. i. E
-
w accuttouaed "a 1nn hssT kSu,tSEEHj .vV,. 0SE
es,ss g '''' ONCE '''snf fsisiFae0 aid :si.', r.
IVAx7ED-A rlltsr.cL1ss SNAP No6LDER.
1,TANrED"aT saSns ,,1,t:kr; 7n,sfr VI.
w Sash ~. and Masnn =. ~ enxueeI' Shs WA
ItTASTED-Tfifs MO!tNlNU, An EyrERfEEfEfi
tx on ona ii. 81 ssYt Sss! RA1zks Popular Tailor
Mtsccstnncnu..
WhSIECWE WILL 0GAhASTEE THAT ACT.
sts 81 ID ee uG f@ 81 ~ ns or
Ia'ump. " Aat'oa,'f.. Chicago. III. ''e
WASTEn-A FEw MEN WHO UyijETsTNND
60 e. tG4.s &RGs :s
x11asrsb-3 " yoi:.i, Il, = s7;= - :, = =,
,.aa ~ I'd ri: & Al &? i :s;s; ~
fIesss s'ase: s'''@ase' ''' ''''1' e1pss'*d' II -
w 6u,as- D-tMpn ioT 4 sAasssMESIIA III sFLENDIn
enes :. rs cs.'k:''., loon H. ,>'''' Np'" ~
y ~ % a ro aS
v1,.s1rn sra t1 ~, w s"'s.x', srx,,
ytn Tnrs s2me ssp!t.i .iil x,s ~. r'rats
, 1877-02-28

sALE-snrlcE LEGATIONS -Asp r1sn:ts.
snroe eraes CIV wsebs.sI sa .si stE III ~
NJ ,tk" nr,r n,on :s !s', t~oo,
Monroc n'c. !oesslon tro.sorY frame. with lot a
Jackson soi'tI %'sxsy %xyyf 9s!ff %RfR,'s foot
woMiswn.av; ncar f'fiy H.! -. ioo or no feat
h,F35:9s 3sIiS Hs's f:S',f sJx IL I.s.;: s:it':
55!; iSS 4, n4sE g
Il n r.. N, en- :st ;o a:
ss@a issf d
I'D ha.meqs g toc: .tore.s os
s: :'s$S SiS:: r
.....-. Room IL. ~ Il II M..li.on 1,9 II.
Ton sAIE1ioo FEET or BEST HEstDExoE
fest of sest fesidenes ,o.4 Superior it, cast Of
liz feet of bert .tstdeuce iota. ruron.st east Of
terms cay, No PiSf2s4S es;' u ssa, u. oss.
FoI s@ALE-BY @ II J. oooDnicli, il, DEARBORN.
u.kseod iioaisvrd-1,r.ck house. u rooms, ve.. Of
Aiahi'f,;ts: E!'is l:tk:-Msrh,c.f front, !, rooms.
s;sss5; s Ia
i 'Sit sssSs'Z Ss*s l. ESI s
Fg,t sALE.TiIE WELt:IU!LT 3:KT0isY AND
Il, ~: III Y. tas en
fa III f. IL sss :: 'i,s ss s;.{ pigments
9HMss.AhE7T!w0':sI1y 9Hss.s Il AND nAsEliEXT nisicE
r. s.;s rs I'D III ,..s.nsns SfisE q
III H. T. % sa ~: 10" p''es'
ss.it .S5
, 1877-02-28
pAI& E1&S WANTED,

DAKTNEK wASTED-WlTH fkOM sAnD TO
$40 ITO Ia hIstneas thAs Will pay ~ EsI eeAt /
GuAt1rsa lUnurA:Iu and It.t.cla4. Adi5css u tuu
I1ne. ID ~, Tribune utacE.
, 1877-02-28

HOUSEHOLD GOuDA.
CrLESDIn FAKLD! AN D CHAMBER FURNITURE
> II yre4tlt reIur44 prtcEs.
inlsy sstcn piscet only $ao
Cutnsr pAy}uf s43t, AafeH plBn-. Dnly. ~
;A,i3 xrera terry p2tsut su piccts HnlY+ 40
Walnnt aud terry suit with rutlnE6. ~
EsgAa& xrran suk paguS sut1, sssep Pieces u
nrts seven rlscrs 100
TuFk1 afl1s Suk pleccs. trETJ md plus!.. %
N4ullsoa;e chA!ubxr au!t. French sluat iAncls.
thtrs p1secs Italian marble tups. 10
uaud.aipa SAluA1 GhAsuack AAtt thTce pieces. With
lrtlxlp: CAVE u
l. uuxc1 tx4F chairs, marble top tablet ctr.. tery
cheap 4 T. AAETtE. lA stake.4I
, 1877-02-28

DIVOlSCE3s
q, NH0EuTE NlYOHcES-Il0 NOT uE SWlhDLED
~ hy '.ahys&esx aud - pslllas wtIhDat susponAbN-
y" Claiming tha ability @ perLorM wnat well knawn
s'lsuErra prIcuSrd 4rcorl(,H law" ~ onlee II
r, AoST004kItf. if1 HasA4toH-st.. n 1Oni Ia
nIy0nCEs LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
~ every stAio Ind Tcrr!t1rJ fur tleumlsttbt!lty
etc. tAdGAca Unnecessary. Fee 4llF ncFt1; IL 5a4i3
expsTieate. 4. UDtInIilclL i3tlslrh9ra.,:.
nlVUliCEs LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OHTAiNEb
In essFS Stats md Territory. fos
Tl!t ~ DsArtoEpss. l:uop.s aud y, Cltcago, III.
d. h-Iaaursliunabia frftfenscs fes after decree.
~ legal lyursa. btArfhg crrsncate of Judge OF tAa
Court xso frfrr 10 tIeTk Vi court AMI bAAlnt.s
In thlcaxv q. Il 6tA3, NJ Atllsnt Nl0ck. CAfcA<u.
, 1877-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS,

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fGts fMtniturc. and inl4ee!languna aool4 IL nhy
Er1lE! r1nE!,-Go tt, THE: FIRE sroi.E FOR
i fine Ail.won rassnetr aut, former price bAI
tluN ELL. liz HnnLh llnrk. - .-E 49, N~"'
, 1877-02-28


TO" BALE-HAs MACHISE-ltI LIGHT CAPAc.
~, 9sa satoGtet!A ssne capacity xal i:n aSxan4
RI 5sscnt!y !nttoAced Into town. Inquire af Il. J.
11oR HALE-EHEAP. THE tIRsT.CLAss VTii-
E'Af.pfuQf sAte formerly ustd b. the Fourth NJ.
ft9aai hahE Apply " q. D. SHERMAN, lto9uI j, III
, 1877-02-28

1AR LITTLE, i6a F0STH CLAHK.6T. CURES CAN
and u4cc without eAlfe rAn&lSI
s1Gcucd Ii three hou1A Urrv pEiYkte.
, 1877-02-28

------- MACIlINEEkEs
NVAATED-ONE ENGINE. A1A1uT lax3l, NTH
" boiler Or boilers and 1li ronhecttUn1. TsFmh
A3AHa-at- = -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-12
Fast lrai8.

CLEVELAND, June 1.-The first fast
train from Chicago on the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad, under
the new schedule, passed here about two
o'clock TINS morning, and arrived IN
Buffalo 1T G:52 A NJ, on time. TIE tram
left Chicago st sos p. NJ, Columbus
time, Sunday, making the runfrom CHI
cago 10 Buffalo in thirteen hours and
forty seven minutes.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE fsst train
on the Lake Shore road, which left
Chicago Sunday evening arrived here al
: o'clock this evening, making the trip,
including stOppages, in "a hours and IS
minutes. Average, 38! miles per hour.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The new
fast train from Chicago on the Pennsyl-
ysnis railroad arrived here At 4 20 P "
and left for New York IT. 4:35. BY e
DELAY a. Harris burg, II minutes was
lost. bu; were made up between Harris
burg and PhiIsdeiphia.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE fast train
from Chicago over the Pennsylvania
railroad arrived At Jersey City Oh time
at 6:49 2. II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-12
lnll for lionds.

WAsuISGros. June 1.-The Secr".
tsry of the Treasury gives notice !ha, tue
principal and accrued interest Of the
bonds below designated, known ~ b 20
bonds, OF the account Of March 3, 1850.
Cor soils Of 50 will be paid st the Treas.
ury OF the United States. City oi WSh
ingtou, on and after September II, 1877.
The interest on said bonds cease on that
day.
Coupon bonds-dstei July ]. 1861,
namely: $50. Nos. 6.O0l ~ II 900. both
inclusive; 500, Noe. 1901 " 1900, both
inclusive. $500, Nos. l00Ol 10 1900.
both inclusive; $1,000 Nos. 2300Ol I"
Al 900, both inclusive. Total coupons,
slO 100000.
Registered bonds-Redccmsblo al
pleasure oi United States after the lst,
OF July 1870, as follows; $50. Nos. l0l
10 500, both inclusive; 800. Nos. SOi
u 1900, both inclusive; $500. Nos 1901
TO 1850, both inclusive, $1,000, Nos.
GOl 10 1900, both inclusive; 5000.
Nos. 26Ol u 4 $50, both inclusive; tlD,-
900, Noe 2,20l ~ 3,70O, both inclusive
Total registered 5000, 900. Aggregate
Sl5 100000. The amount outstanding
including In the numbers above !. sl6,-
10000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-12
Heavy FA00ros.

BosroS, June ll.-There was q well
founded rumor on the street TO-DAY that
Mr.. b. A. Blood, formerly general
manager Of the Bostoa, CLIFTON and
Fstchburg Railroad, and President and
VicePrefident Of other roads, and Solo
mon Il. Howe formerly OF the we'll
known dry goods jObbing house OF Howe,
Pierce i Go, had tailed, the former for
million and Q half and the latter for
$4,000 OF the causes Of the leading
failure the 7rdv Ter says: When the b.
q. i +. road wxs started, Mr. Blood Was
elected superintendent. Other roads,
such IS the Mansfield and framiug gton
and the Framington and Lowell. through
his personal exertjons, were built and
becrme part OF the Boston, Clinton and
FItchburg road. Following this consoli
dation came the consolidation with the
New Bedford and Tamiton road. also
through his personal effort. A lutte
over year ago it become evident ths,
the load WAS too great TO bear. Mr.
Blood hsd put his AL into the consoli-
dated line. At was = question whether
the road should 60 into bankruptcy or
the itockholders obtsin = grant iron the
Legislature to issued preferred stock
After long hearing before the Rail-
road Committee il WAS decided To grant
leave. Mr.. Howe was the confden, and
assistant Of Mr.. Blood. He put all bis
money into the enterprise and nov both
are ruined.
BosroN, June ll.--Mr. Blood has died
q petition in bankruptcy, Lisb,lititias
Sl,22S,3lS; assets, including all assets
pledged and all stocks and bonds at par,
Sl,slO,600. TbH principal ci,ditors are
Fltchburg Savings Bank, S269. 600 New
Bedford Institute Tor Savings, $40. 900;
Continental mills, Lewiston, 100000;
Merchants National Bank, New Bedford.
$4,000; Washutta National Bank.
Fitchbursh. 1886 900; Walter Haywood,
Fitchburg. $1,000; Harrison Bliss, Wor-
cester, $1,000; 5. Howe Bostoh SSS,.
600; Boston National Bank, $4,000, and
twenty eight other banks, corporations
and individuals.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-12
METHODiSrIC UNION.

We publish elsewhere q communica-
ton from Rev. ALEXANDER CLARK. ID.
D. of Pittsburgh in reference to the late
Union of the Northern and Southern
wings of the Methodist Protestant
Church, effected at the recent Convention
in Baltimore. DR.. CLARK is the editor
Of the MethoIi> Recorder the organ of
the church, ~ d Is ore Of the most prom
inent ministers OF his denomination in
the United States His letter will be-
read with grrqt deal of interest, espec.
isly as the strongest opposition to re-
uaion came from West Virginia.