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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

Tho Sixteenth Ward Republican Association
in rurn iltl Wiliau-ur.h last evening, accepted the
rr-l nation of hosc holn. Federal Offices vi Jacob
g. IT, WA laim'r Charles Sew, ,anh j C. wis,
all letter rnrilHrs,
i.H. .i N.f n n.isnii Ms q, h.'NN.l uf IN l-hfl
Wirt RtphllH AN Assuri4finn IN Bio. tlfU lH- Nuui
holl lmnd states pAuerr. : y tfuk uf the Custom
House; w. \ Smith. " II Hacoi T. / nruicn. Thomas
Haley, amt l-aaf Walter, 90 the Post unle. Ilfrru
hrrprn opposed the acceptance the rosisnatos, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

AMHERST. Mass. S8pt. 5.-ShrriiI Palmer Of
Palmer, arrested two trumi's, man and woman named
Ilatstntt last evening Thcy Wtrr wanted for hhluap
pin. rrl named ,,phinc baNls at camden.
J about nso TlrN confessed the crlur utd
rcmnnded u Palmer m tn await the llNHl of tlc ncces
sarN papers from Sew jersey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06
The Funeral of Alvin Adams.

BosroN Sept. 5.-Tho funeral Of Alvin Adams
took place to-day at O'Clock The pail bearers were
VIM Is Dinsnorc, T. > Sanford : shoemaker, John
IIoey. Guniher q Sponncr II sanford. Thnmp.
son. * tov English ot tunneturut aud II. Is llAnL
MANY distinguished persons attended the services at the
.rlngtnn street Church The remains were tAnCn ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06
The Kn,re In Washington street.

Henry Dttmar Of i9l Washington street.
Thomas Miittn oi ia3 Washington street aud Thomas
wray OF 5o2 Greenwich street met IN saloon in wash
inson street last cVcnn. and after having drank freely
were put ont b, the Proprietor because they quar-
i,omc ON the sidewalk piinar. aitcr saying TO Mtien.
what IN h-- dad NnI stflkr mo Tor stabbed Inn
twice IN the abdomen MrtN IA trying pdctrni Mittr-
was stabbed ia tie small ol the back Police surgeon
tnOh srNs tlNt Nten viii die WrHl wound serious
Capt Mcdonnell arrested Dlttmar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

SAN Francesca. Sept, 5.-The election foi
mcnhcr, ot uic LEGISLATURE today passed Of quietly.
About 32nuo otcs were pDllcd IN uIs city The main
contest here Is between the TANpaN,rS ant the Demo
crAt NIi numhr. oi small uut-ldc ORGANIZATIONS Tho
tck's Were very much .oatcG,d amt the counting win
probably oOtu} several dn,s Ilv lurcs ni-h ID
that Mc Democrats have elected III, majority oi Mcu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

WAsHISGToN. Sept. 5-Thcr' WAS confer
cncc At the War Department TODAY. ptr,.rn.,i iu hy
secretary MctraIS secretary ENaI- scriciai, SghurS
Gen Lawrence ami e." ,arhn. secretary o tho siiuns
BIl Commission II Wa, dcelri that Ga, Cunu,,iuncr
meet At - raul on the l2ui inst G,u Lawrence aud
lul luILIm " Nd ,iIrt tl.mlrIlM lll lllL NV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

BALTIMORE Sept 5.-At tho first Stock Board
to-day Baltimore nnd ohio bid tor AT llOi , and li5
asked with sales At the second hoard s shares
sold from l5@laO closing at the latter figure Marietta
lists quoted al iS'4 2ds 81, His 2Sl Orange and
Alexandria and Manassas ~ OHIO ami Mississippi Ids
~ lllt,DMrhh nmd NurnellsNillr. IOj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06
a $4,000 Fire In HrooisIyn.

Tho sand paper manuiaotory Of II. J. Warl'l
co. DNgrAV street ne AZ Franklin avenue, Brook Nu
wa, DESTROYED hy tire The three story frame structure
with the stock and machinery WAS valued AT s-tnJO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06
Cnnldn,t IIoid Out LonRer.

The striking luarrymcn at Gutenberg and
vicinity returned 10 work yesterday without winning
their ront for increase Of price The leader o the
strike said That the men and their families were on the
verge OF starvation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06
Aaiu,an,.ocn. Town.caa to be Retired.

WisHNGTOS Sept 5.--A rumor il anoat
mons amy olicers stationed hcln that tho dc actu
Ils'ti Intends 10 lldce Adlutani'Gcn l.. II ToMuseud
D Tho IullIel list
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06
RUINS STILL SM0ULDERlNG.
r,xo onici,i rnvcstiantions Commenced Evil
dcnce that the Pianofortc Factory Com
= tnined NO Appliances for Extinguishing
Ttnmr.-The Destitute Homeless Families.

nil for
,',ams.' 'The pss,i,u,e momeie.. Families.
,....t.. f.. i,,,,, ,,,o rbir,,-re,h
'''' ,''' ~ .,,.. 49, rt. ,t..
w. "'V VIZ 49," -, -, mi, r.
'""' ''''v" a''' ..',.' A. 's,', o,,, ,,,.
Vn'' ~ - -, H. ,h No.,
neN'r' VINO u'cu y, ','uIi'S :" ,s. ts,s,
Ine !u'S'nen uro - ,,iir
su'.V.' 'o." ,r,,'ns Harris
a., w, r''ia,. ,i.I frhcnIorc
"'''''. i'' - ''.' ,.s x,,,,h ,.,.,,,,,r. +
Low v'o.,'V % ".a''' .' ''' r,.r,,os ,,nson
", Tt,r,'.nt,,h s,,c.,. II G Dn,ley. cnr.
,,c, ,v,s, r,,,tr,y.ci,hth s,roc,. Mi.
h'nl r1nl,r 5G7 Ninth avenue; George W.
,,1,,r',s c,ai d.ai.r cng ninth avenue: F. r.
rI'' rto ~i,.,h uy.nun. u.nrv Nrvcr All
a. rir,h str.,t nnJ Tr.dori,.k g.
i...i, 5y7 Ninth nv,nue. The body of Pas
Mn v,os viewed iv the urvmen. Then they
v,ret taken to thc ruins. which they examined
me-. ,,,. dis IA .uhie.t To- a call from tho
l"'N w III. .,'' 49,. ~.
soon u- thc ruins have been thoroughly scar he'd
lrN. dend.
t,ct.,,. 100, ,i. i....i.,.,.
fir' Mai@HW Hh''iUh n.N"h ny ln''9''E"'"n
into tho cuus' ol the Ar' in the Twon,y-scvcnih
e,r.tt,li., station III. first witness who as
:, ~ III a., ., -, - j
MI Sh'"'h r'MhrN'u, olu U' "ho'c s'orE'
WIS James Van BuSkirk. the foreman Uf the
,,lt,,., l.pnrtment. ON tho fourth story of
, ~. -. A., o. att,'..,'t A..
Htlc 5 ia'iN Nry where th' lrr orlElhHi'd' Mr'
Van BU-kirk said there was n driving room.
,i,h,,, f..t lon., obout bv ak ,yide nruins, tho
w-.t wall. in ,hs fourth story Of the main build.
in. The rear end oi the driving room was
an,ut Inn f,t IRON, IN, inirty.nfth street front.
-, !,
hui an ordinary wooden PARTITION A'par"teu IL
irom the main room. The beams over it
uI .i,, L,r1- Ia q, Ia.
Wr' ""'" WV" "'"i",' A V'
wers lined with zinc Tor hrec or
four feet upward from the floor There
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

BALTIMORE. Sept. 5-The Democratic State
Central Committee met TODAY and ISSUED call tor a
Convention 60 nominate a candidate Tor Comptroller VI
the state Treasury " meet " iAIs ciH on sept ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

No 4s7 broadway New York, aud 40i Fulton
st. Bro, tn are very busy hiung ont young men and
boys with -ut- sclOn and college, aud also report
large dai calls Tor iAi suits and oyersacks Ior
men.--II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06
TIE NEW MINISTER TO FRINGE.
Gov. Noycs Presenting his Credentials to
President MacMnhon.

PARIS, Sept 5.-rhc Hon. Edward f. Noycs
the recently appointed United States Minister to
France. presented his credentials, and the Hon.
Elihu h. Washburnr hs letter of recall, to Prcsi-
dent Ma'Mahon. at ? o'clock this afternoon
Mr. Washburne's humorous engagements and
early departure have Obliged him to decline u
banquet rendered him by the Americans in
PARIS. and nlso the lonOrs intended to be- shown
him by his French friends
After presenting his crrlonlal. to President
MarMahon this afternoon Mr. NOyos SAID:
Ihavc also the great pleasure 70 bring viii me the cx
preston ~ N" wishes oI the President 90 the lmNd
Sltcs tor the well lrinH ut Your fN'cirnrN. ant tht
hNh Hnd hapinrs- ni your family a.. we'd as tho pcirc
amt W ,noriiy of o. French I""nlr MN cumlH'Ii0t.
member Mith iiuir the npuurtunc and eil, ct,r
sis;ance rendered by France to our ANCESTORS Whom n-h
natl DUAL irnlrncr shall mot lc ulc tier
10 interpret the ic-rr and feelings o the President aud
the American ipu F" thnhy udctVuliu-, a. shah have
pleasure N donl n cultivate. slr, ngtheu and 'rpcttr
The warmcsi >'mlat and friendly relations between
IlA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

Henry Jones Of AZ Warren street. Trenton,
committed suicide BY hanging yesterday, Poiert! and
drink led " tue act
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

NEWPORT. Sept, 5-SX games Of polo wore
ayCh to-day before large number OF spectators The
vds wo' TOUR galncs. the Blues tw0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

p,nrs. $ pt 3. ST. q lmhoup ha- been sum.
a.t q" ali 80 Hsau lr''it i'e 'n-e dI'tucuon IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-06

M9ltby's choice Norfolk oysters can always be
found ~ l.S depy Al HaTrisvn sL-AaV
, 1877-02-27
ContesttnE Vautterbllt'A Will.

hEN 4a8< oAh. ffQ+ LIN
In spite ns al statements tn tie contrary, II
T. yet declared thnt Cornelius j. Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Allen, ard perhaps another sister, will
contest the will Of the luto Commodore. Cur
nelius has retained Ethan Allen. john X. Por.
ter. and Judge Jeru Ulark, aud Mrs. u. D. Allen
has retained David dudley Field. 1t Il now
rumortd that Mrs. Thorn, another daughter,
Will cooperate IN tho contest Tllose who ara
IN position to know, fay that the lawyers who
havc bcen retained havc already informed ihctr
clients TINT tho viii cannot be broken, md Il II
inferred that the desire Of The dlspu,ant. Il to
sotnml William II. Vanderbilt TO tell them,
before tho will goos to probate, how
great portion hs will divide among them.
Thia he has already DECLINED to do. The ron
tcstants, however, clau u be aole to show that
undue tnhaenca, was e1crtel In obtaining the
VII tn IT. present slihpc. and it IL By no mcans
Impossible for an earnest contest 10 ensue.
Col. Ethan Allen sud that he Is retained only
BY Cornslius Jeremiah Vanderbilt. Cpl. Allen
has done all 10 hta power To avert litigation. II
am greatly oppusetl." be says, ITO family ron.
lcntiona Of Tits nature, 4 they can, Gy any
possibility, be avoided. | ahall leave tho door
open fur settlement ~ long a. | eau. and am
inclined 10 think that William II. Vanderbilt
viii take the ssu1e view Of the SUBJECT, md
settle ehs claims Ut his relatives, which Afo far
from exofbitant, rather than have any legal
eontest over his fatler's will. but Whatever
happens. We arc abAudant'y prepared ~ 20 on"
, 1877-02-27

origin, was mt approved Of, and h. cited
ecrlptural passages TO show that no distinctive
difference In Ruling anil Teaching Elders wns
there referred 10. Clearly, El,Ilng Elders were
not knowf III tho rarlS Christian Church,
Some discussion tnsucd oil tic necessity Of
an ELDERS having good business qualification,
MI Woodfortl tli, not think thu. = goo, su.t.
ness qualification went to prove thu capacity Of
III. ". G. Gray took tho opposite view, with
some reservations Regarding The spiritual quail
f[cat!ons u MI Elder.
Mr: Leo sail he had sail "Amcnrt to sfr.
Gray's remarks Lec,use he unIerBtoot1 that hc
nennt man With the most energy and ability
Wntild make gftod Elder.
=. Ihe !tnlinE Elder shou1l l,avo energy and
intellectual force, anI tho Teaching Ellcr
e,lon,! nave The necessary qualifications to cl-
ao.e nun 70 become competent instructor, Alr,
Regarding the distinction between The classes
81 ElucrH, Mr. Leo said he lad teen unable to
IND ANYTHING In tho Scriptures relating t., It, II
was not often that The cxlucncies Of tho Church
required It, but Ile fad found It necessary 1t
LINES TO- perform the duties OF minister, and
he THOUGHT II best for the Elder to haYo The re-
oultcti@ qualifications.
Mr. Iee Proposed Tor tho NEXT meeting the
9uestiuh: what ls t1la official distinction, X
aMyt .etwech the minister and the Ruling
:, THO meeting approved of The suggestion, and
thc President requested Judge Williams to pre-
parc paper on the subject, and that gentleman
easa be was pressed for time, aud E. &. Barker.
Es9, was substituted.
The meeting tl,cn adjourned Until ucxt Mon.
uAy AFTERNOON At o'clock.
, 1877-02-27
INDIANS.

D1ADWo0D, D. T., Fob. 96.-A courier ar
rived from tho military camp, forty mflea north
Of this city. to-day Ecports that Lieut.. Cutn.
Mings with Company c attacked small Indian
camp on the 2kl. The Indians fled through
tho ruvinea. leaving seyen ponies anil all their
property; l!sut. Cummings captured large
ponies. and indian rul.es and blankets. After
tho soldiers I'M! gone intu camp at night tho
Indians returned and fla1o IN attack, which
was promptly Fepulse.l With ono 1nllan killed.
No whites were Injured.
indian signal lrcs nre seen IN all directions.
Tho commant. Is moving southwnrd to-day to
meet the supplv.ratlons which have been acnt
from here. The other two companies ordered
from Camp Robinson haye not YET arrived.
, 1877-02-27
G0rtathnknH.

It Is told TINT of, New Ye,r's Day, when all
the important pcrsonnecs q. St. Petersburg
went tn pay tAcir rcsFccts u tho Imperial iarli-
Us, GoEtschakotE was takcu up, In tho elevator
~ the Eunpcror's rootns, al he came ont Of
who had como up bv tho stalss. d L,lsGy do.s
you nse," he sa!ti, y 10 be 10 young aa1 strong"
= But, Prince" sail one OF the coartiers, :" ron
lnok IS frcsh as yotlNy tnan." II Old, oil arlI
tecble," answered Gnrtsc!,akpfI. 'Dnc would
almost Imagine Scstur before him wEet, lt,okiu.,
at Sou" said second eourtlcr. "All, but 8
Sestor wlloin syrry ono rxrscts to havu thu
fnrrc u Aelfllcs!" addel tho ull Prime Min
lister bitterly,
, 1877-02-27
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,

II Ns Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. A.--A visit 10 tic prldewe]l
Oil Saturday fully confirmed all the statements
Of your sauc Of TINT morning concerning tho
order, cleanliness, md tnete there exhibited,
which could nut lie otherwise than Cheering to
the heart of my philunthrop!st. The insttt,,-
tlon IS an honor 10 those who coutrol It, asu a
blessing to shoto wlo by cvll.tloiuE,arc brought
under It's restraints. There Is q far.rgaghing
Significance In this work which inspires t,,u llopo
that ottrE public institutions Of tllla rlty nhd
couhty nlay ba brought under similar contr0l,
aud thereby rcin0vo The opprubriun1 which now
reste upon Us, aud which Indicates crcn In this
Of ignorance and barbarian. WOMAN.
, 1877-02-27
DOUGLAS MoNENEST.
10 the E4tfof Hf ThS TFibahf 4

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-'r!th your pcEmit.
s!on, will venture tho suggestion OF much
better sIto than Drcxcl boulevard Douglas
Fnrk, or any Of ihu distant plaees already
natncd where thousands oG our citlzcps would
mover see it,-for the erection OF monument to
tho late Stephen a. douglas. Tho triangular
lut whcre the greenhouse now stands, al the
Intersection Of Mallsoti atfect, Ashland nrc-
one OF the finest sites III Tho city for a tnonu.
tncnt. Standing at the entraneo to tho nvct,uo
that leads to Douglas Park, no more appropri.
ato place can be foun1 Tor tho proposed DOUG
las monument. CITIZEN.
, 1877-02-27

Lean 1 4<sf SEltt lCESs
n Lenecn service WAS heli in the Wicker Park
Church, corner Of lfoyne avenue and Lcstorpo
htrcct, last ercning under the auspices Of tue
new Grace Reformed Episcopal Church, Of which
the Rcr. J. D. Cowan Is Rector. The attend
ante was quite farEr, and the exercises Of the
most carnest and interesting character. They
were opened with the reading Of the LttapY by
the Rector, after which i,yfnn was sung.
Addresses were delivered by several Clergy
men prescnt. Tic Rev. Or. boswortl, OF In
mahntI ,1. Church. spoke on prayer audits efficacy;
ihc hey. Mr. Copper. OF lmmanue1 Church.
ha,l Tor Ills subject tho "Exnecta&!on III
H!cssfnE:.' tic Rev. Mr.. North defined
Faith: the Rev. Mr. Williamson talked about
tte neceasity Of exercising tuoro Christianity Ia
the home circle, and the Right. Rev. Bisi1op
Cheney made the cos;nE address, tn which Iie
showed tl;e great blessing which the coming Of
Christ hhl conferred u, the world, aud how
efcrT Que had crown in Heaven awaiting liu1
II ic would but make ht1 Usefulness manifest
In the performance Of Christian, duty and bring
tnR souls to Christ. God had crown Tor every
christian WIN vas engaged In sn'na particular
Work. anu, - there waa Crawu fur his hearers
to gain, he hoped that Gul would he1p them
gain IL. '"'
The Rev. Mr.. feayits offered p.arer. sntf
bishop Cheney closed The service vii. the bcne-
lietiOn.
Another meeting viii be held ncx. Moudov
eTaatog Mt the same ptntc.
, 1877-02-27
aUnuIitlAN Lots.
~ Nfs@kh"1hf HsNSt
III III ftaffaS+ ar Tia TFfhHHA-

70 1ke Editor n TAs TFfbHns.
CHlcAGo, Feb. 90.-In letter In ycstcrlay's
TnlsrNa from o. c. Gibbs, he states tlat ~
twenty-five foot lot for Il suburban homo IL
swindlc." That IA pretty stroug Language. II
lIo only puts hnFtl study enough into Il nc will
no doubt conclude that u swinllu O party lIc
must bo m'sfnfo:mch as 10 the aIzc Of The lot,
foot lot, where IL tho swi,illot Does ho:rcalizc
TINT tlan tan buy two lots Of twenty-five feet
each rs we'll As ono Of tIttY; md tint there Ia
many pour man In town to whom lot sa5x125
within q reasonable distance from toEnt ".
, 1877-02-27

rceted 10 .cll about sl,hno Of notes and ac-
eoitntA, anil sb.no shares Of steck In the Ftna
Insurance Company and H. The Lancaster Coal
Tecks' notitc by publication.
Tie composltlon meeting In The tasc Of Ca1k-
fns It Fisher wAs ordered 70 lie confirmed.
In the cssc Of John W., Cline, an ardcr was
made for the sale Of the bankrups's assets,
consisting Of 4 warehouse and blind horse at
osco, Henry County, after thrce weeks' notice
bY publ l!tat;Dn.
The Provisional Ae.irnces report Of e.le In Tho
anl ordered to stand eoniir1netl un'css = oGjee.
tlons should bc f1ed within ten days.
A list d!vlt1cnd neet.n. will be held March
10 10 the case Of Joshua Murton, I'd.
The composition meeting In the caso OF Henry
8. Iaas WAS or.letch 10 Ike confirmed.
4 provisional warrant Of seizure was fssucd 10
she sase Of William MeaQhcr.
Leopold Rolnhach was tried and found guilty
Strauss bchlcsInger II patzuwsky Withdrew
thcir denial Of. bankruptcy and will h. afIult-
Gated bankrupt In ten days unless thclr atfalrB
George y. Campbell was yc,terd.y appointed
Assignee Of Jesse T. Lyons.
A: J, i1anehett.
~, Ths , creditors Of I1oratto 8. Freeman, hoot
yesterday. but refuscd TO accept tho compnAt.
nlofeI 1o per tent, but that also MAS refused,
ho1eft Z. jenkins vas thcrcupon elected As
,As.'rneet WI be chosen .hls morning at 10
O'Clock for Cox Brothera and Kate lfarena.
1he nfst dividend meeting in tho eA4e Of
George Stuart is set for 2 o'clock this after
noun.
SUPERIOR COURT IN Bh1Er,
Hubert Q: Chambers Logan suit for 1000
against Louis Stover.
Edward Mells commenced suit for $4,000
ctRcu,r counr.
in trsspas. e ysesy on ae.lae gos Kea a. stp st1
ramafss Wnai IT,. k!voU. Anuefaon was SHOT ~
sSss tr ast n. fn{. anu shs to recover dam
Joseph l.. Raider and D. ]. iced brought suit
1907 .op seiass s.te5s T. TfaSs 1ta o. patter
Christina Fjshcr bcran a ku,t IN t,c.n.,. sor
5000 damages ara,nst Amelia iii fjroartp t Jts'' io'
eorxrr couHT. -
n The e e;sase Of Fidello Sharp Henry, minor.
nen1Y ' unaR3 M hnn fae W. made to H. L.
E. +. Hanson, under bond for i5ss ia, o,oo5. s" @D'
s ea,e o seea Ge5reest = gn hi. faen'
Esser Pan 9n 70 2s nela'rc' No. 1os
ease on trjal. '1'1' ~''' Vs. Dc'~"''' No
},'i,"x Jun"x MMooEEo2; o.. o4 No cate on trlnl
No. IL. W.rtin n. M.nnn t,c' 10 10 tx inclusive.
c.ss on irjsi nIi"-&''' III III &'s Inclusive No
Ji,uns n sP.rwr,,-y,r 1' r.u Va c,o o,.
Nakaiy. It'll On trini' WALLS No' o'"' o'sou w.
"e"'''' ~'''' y" ''u .,.,o,..~-.
r-. JUDGMENTS.
1n.sn, = ShTss T.i stActiT turhI-CnHFEs.ioss-
sG tif" a: * 11'eF w. o'aeoh aha h. ashley Mea's,
xrII sfnIks a.s ntsfhtcT CouH1.-JunoE btapa-
fn.n,srcn a. Marpn1, HsIghee OF ne Chicago Fire.
4!t.n !ntMrtnee Eompany. ". Mtg. G. 3. Whlr1er.
, 1877-02-27

ADRIAN, Mich, Feb. GA fearful mass Of
people tried to c,ter tllo Opera-llousc last night
to attend the last Of the rcvira1.mcet!ngs over
which Nal. Cole has presided. In tho crush
women tainted, clothing was badly damaged,
and somo personal injuries ara reportesl. The
overflow more than fitted three large churches.
merchant, assisted Cole in the Opera- {iuusY
services, and Efforts arc making 10 serura an
other series Of meetings under their joiut mar
age1ncut.
, 1877-02-27
LOVERS. lake WARNING.

Whatever partlallty Cupid may entertain for
fragrant flowers aud pcrtumea trcsses, ho has
III unconquetable aversion to olorous uoscs;
and unless homeless and kheltcsless will never
venture within shooting distance Of catarrh.
Dr.. eage's Catazrh Remedy IL safe and relh-
bic cure Tor this disgusting dlsense. DR.. lIerres
Memorandum books are given away a. I'll drug
siures.
, 1877-02-27
NEW CATHOLIC u1s11op.

NEW fonK, Fob. 2s-TAe Frsmans Journal
VIII announce Tomorrow, As appointed by tic
Popc. two new bishops for the United States,-
ene the Rev. Dr. John Moore, of Charleston, tc
he Bishop of st. Augustine, Fla, and the o.bcr
Dominican Frar vinycs, of benifa to be
coadjutor Of bishop o'Conncl, at Graaa Valley,
, 1877-02-27

JASEqrILLE. wfa.
6p<ctaj D4spaseh to 7Hs 7rtauns
jsFEsvlLLR, Wis.,, Feb. ai-Tho Rock Coun-
ty Sunday. School Convention Will convene ut
Court Street Methodist Episcopal, Church to-
naoEruw, aud continue tn session twu lIavS.
, 1877-02-27

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:. WAsM1NGToH, u. e., Feb. W.-Thc lion.
Frank Palmer was nominated tls morning by
the President IT, be Postmaster at Chicago, and
was confirmed this evening In tie Senate i'm.
mediate!y. without opposition. This action WAS
taken by tile Presiden without the recommend
alton Of either of the Scnators and was a entirely
voluntary act, and manifcstatto1i OF friend.
shfp for Patmcr. The latter IL now here In con-
ncct!on with ILLS reWlrt up'n the fast service.
ut Is ultdcTatootl that hc wilt lcage Immediately
to hssuinO tlle duties OF tho Chicago Office Tho
Postmnstsr'ucneral has received a few dotaje
as to hlvArthur's defalratIon, but nothing more
than IL contained in tho press dispatches from
Ch!cag0
M'AR1HuR's BOND.
The Postmustet-Gcncrnl received to-tlay
communication from Hpecial-Agent stunst, stut.
Ing that McArthur*s tonl Is unaucst!ufably
guod It Is for t:N0, 900. Macon aud Stetsui,
Are a1onE tic bondyn,c1t. Tile bofll was sub-
United TO ChitaEO men here, who considered It
EotM Tho fostinastcr-uencral had no author
lty to orticr Deputy Squfers to be Postmaster
without bond, as McArthut's bu,lls,ncn re-.
qucstcd to-day. The confirmation ol Palmer
removes the NECESSITY fur q temporary charge OF
tue otllce. McATthur's commission cx nrcsl
pee. 20, 1870. There wcre no complaints aeallst
Him here except that he did not appoint all the
ward-politiciais to Office who wantcd place,