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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-04

John a. Chaupscert. cigar maker, of Wor.
ccster, Was arrested at Providence this morning
charged with d-fraudiog the revenue add
b'iae placed 10 CELL at the police station be
shot himself through The head, dying instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-04

COMMUNICATED
The last Legislature passed NV Ia" %
weights sud measures. Coro mea' nc" o.
lbs lostead Of 48 lbs 10 the busheI. Oats, j.
lis Instead Of 81 lbs per bus"-l. Cu;s'"u
npw must be sold by weight. 81 lba II hl'he''
s., &, See sessi 10 acts 1876 aud 1871 p'c'e
ISL. farmers, mi!lers, aud cJn,umcrs, au1 OIL
interested, look at the Law. /.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-04

Burglars entered the stores of G. A. Aims.
worth aud j. b Grappote. at Cape VINO ut.
this moruine, bew open the safes and obtsiued
money and valuable papers. They then took
Il K. Burubsm' = horse and bug 81 and escaped
Officers are in pursuit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-04

The account vi the retreat OF the Russians
after their defeat at pIevoa. published 10 90
other coluuu, recalls to our memory many Of
the scenes and incidents that attended the re
treat uf the federal foroes after the first battle
Of Manassas, when. bad it not bsen for the
military obstruction of West Point, the Con-
federate army would have N ,rched uoobsrruct-
ed Into Washioaton; Maryland ud hare be.
cone port, of the C,utederac,; peace would
have been proclaimed on terms satisfactory to
the Sub, aud all the loss of lives aud money.
and morality and christianity that four years vi
otvia.ed. We Witnessed the jam at the Stone
Bridge 90 the Warrentoo turnpike, and that
neas BuealeDi mns' hav" been its Counterpart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-04

Dr.. James McC!ellauu, U. s. N, died this
morning, at his residence 10 PniIsdclp hia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-04

Ben De Bar. pro prietor of the St. Louis Opera
House, ha, been palsly zsd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-04

COLLECTOR Russ LIS CASE Secretary Sher-
man has old :reI so lives: sa.on into the serious
cbarges preferred against Collector Russell,
which will probably BE- proceeded with st once.
1t WA stat d 10 an sf."rnoon paper that these
charges e Lnst Russell! had been previously OK
anime d aud dismissed for the lack of proof. The
gentlemen who are now prosecuting the charges
alaln5. Ru>s.li aver tn 1t the nvestl atoms here
t"f'r- c'nduc!ed by t,e Department have been
eS PaTtc and hu-selfs llatemvhts h ,ve aen &C.
crp.el aS conclusive eVide ce of hi. innocence.
In the Investigation which is about TO take
place the oecretsry will, OF course, allow the IN
PRODUCTION IF ali the uroof that can Do presented
TO subst4ntla!e he th rges of cor upton azsns.
Russell. Nuthi more is demanded Nobody
is pusfiag for nu=se!l place that VIZ are aware
Of lhls prosecution es no. originate 10 poll
t'cs. 1t is i'ure question OF ascrutiny into thu
past otfci ] conduc. Of msn holding a respon-
sIb pub &c vtice II he is iInoceal h, viii 90
forth d stronger MAN than before. Ii guilty it
will be fJr the Pre- .ns and secretary to deter.
nine whetEe honest men sic 81 scarce as TO
make It n cesssry to retail rascal in Office
IFa.h. Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-04


n srly all these wounded however, c,nsist.d
vi uen who had somehow managed TO walk out
Of the battle. The bad Gas were mn>tly lett
where they fell. The staff fh,er, With whose
estimate am iociued to agree, thinks h'
whole force LIST between six aud seven hous
aud mpn 10 killed and " .uuded 4 brigade Of
the Thirty secood Division has suffered mos'
heavily. Besid the terrible loss Of meu, it
sacrificed the Imperial banner Of one Of its reg
inents The whole of the Thirtleth D.visi 10
has been suitteo ~ sor-ly. all OF the three
briesdes Of Prince Schsckosky's command are
for time 10 a state Of di>orRauiz tion.
A Biela dispatch says Bl,bi Bsznuks have
appeared near Sis'ovs. They are thought,
however. to be mere d-fschment, not indicat
log The presence OF any Turkish force Kazao
Tx il To be abandoned. General G ,u,ku IS 10
BE- called and General Mrsky t. b. summed
hi her from G,brovs, Everything 90 the OIL er
side of The Balkans will, in fac be rell. q1shed
exc"p, the actual pass.
A St. Petersburg dispatch says, in add lon
to the reserves, which since the com mencement
OF the war have been continually sent south
ward. the whole Imperial Guard has been or
dered 10 prepare 10 proceed to Bulgaria. The
fret detachment will start 10 few days.
A correspondent telearsphs from the Dobruj
ds:-'We Ieara that the Egyptian troors arc
reported to have advanced to Biemrede bier
amdere, between B zarGrk and Mecjnjie, aud
to be tbresteuiug General z um ruau's corps.
THIS movement is mesnt to protect the rear IF
Mehemet All, who Is near Ra>erad.
A correspondent at Varua teiegraphs, uuder
, 1877-01-11
A DIFFICULTY JOB.


The most alarming spectacle tbat has excited
tho streets OF Burlington for long time was
witnessed ut tho corner Of Market and Main
streets yesterday AFTERNOON. A man from one
Of the freight Offices was trying to tell deaf
anl dumb ,nau, wbo had been sick aad unable
to read the papers since election, all about tho
Presidential nluldlc. Hc' succeeded very we'll
In explaining to tho deaf mud dumb man, In
nuts show, whit bus.aozing %as, and gnyr
really qtlto M entertaining description Ut tllu
manner IN wliel, Tilden rarrlcd aiississpui; but
wlen he calhe to explain the subsequent conf
'nnc Mr. Cos's pian ior counting liz Electoral
vote, aud tic proposed amendment tp tlls Con-
ettutlop providing for The reorganization Of tl1e
Electoral College, hc went Into commissions that
laste.l M hour and half, paralyzed one slo Of
hia face, anil finally left him With every joint In
his body dislocntel. TIE deaf and dumb man
bought Ticket right away for China, anu wrotc
on ttsae card At the AsFot that II inust be
awful, and tLat lsc ~ouldn't stay In tAta country
Until alfatrs yet Strengthened out mud settled,
not for II wv Il tIln,ttr.
, 1877-01-11
A l,f.11CKY WOMAN.

The Ga!csburg (lIl.) Rtytst<r tells story Of q
plucky little woman Of that city who grew tired
of having ler husband leave her hight after
night, and spcnl his time III grog-Allops, The
olhcr evening slc concluded that any placc that
WIS good enough for him was gool enough for
her, md she started In sea1cll Of him, mud final
iy found hin in saloon kept by one Dchn,.
She entered and took hor scat, anil watched the
proceedings. Her husband llnplored her to 70
ilonlc. but she Would not, anl ut last lie len,
slIe telling him "that It 1t was 80 nirc p1acr
was 1,anagcd." ltutilans wllo were In thu
saoon nsutuu her, sllook their fists In her farr
a.'d sco!fcd ut her, but The brayu llttlo wonasi
stool IL all ~ lo,lg as s!lu pleased, u,lI then
went Anh'o TO lint! her HUSBAND vrry pcnttcpt
The nexi uLornlng the lady naslu complaint be-
lore Squire AaraA agalIlst Dchnl f1r acl';ng
ltiuQr.
, 1877-01-11
VlND!CATlON,
FENUfVHg gFVN,
u sas 'k'dtsuf W Ta4 TTfsans.

76 EHS EdfIUT o 3HE 19to0H4.
CHICAGO, Jan. l0.-A late issue Of your paper
speaks Of the "hcpra,isy" Of those who could
ask the notorious Glrudenulng " preach 10
young ladies'. But II Is likely that, with the
class Of people who admire him, the :. sfn1!ca~
tton " OF An ecclesiastical court IL final. These
clcstcal ytndle4t[ons" =" aro convenient to hare
In tllu family, but they relaial onu of the hone-
ly aluse that - Dug Won't cut loE.' hr. BArot..
fl wTiitnE Of thu great scandal, said tflat "soina
might stumble OVER It tuto hell" ( do not
klIuw where xlall stumble To. tut. as believe
In tho GuI u truth, deyvutly pray that botl,
III thts world aud TINT Which, IL to coma Tie
will keep .ne ~ retnole as possible from tue
"yluuiglte1" Us aud H.s. C.
, 1877-01-11

Nye went to sccretnry Stanton ollce to make
petition for some arai soldiers orphans. It
WIS In the darkest days Of the War. Stanton
said. ~ laye not time, Ar. hye, to See to wllat
you Wunt." Suppose you taku time, A1r. Sec
rctarY," satd Sye. "rou arc unreasonable,
Mr.: Syc, IN pressing such thing at this ttnr,"
said sta'Ituh. Permit tuu tu say Thai you arc
thu unreasonable 1na.l," anssere.! hye. u II
tun were not United States Sr,iAtDr should
sAy YOU were very llNperttncnt," sud Stanton.
hau.htlly. "lt you weru not i great Srgrptary
oi War ! should be tempted to suy yuu are
making u damned fool II yuurscl!," seturte,l
The old Gray, Eagle. with I''s eyes blazing.
cnIng sa:tl: May b. a,n, Jim, who ktowst-
co!1e inside anti tell mc alf about IT, Now,
Ned, my boy, you are growing sensible" 4aid
Nyc, un1 tho oualNcss was quickly arranged,
, 1877-01-11

NflP INK EFhFf8f.
A friend Of ours, who attended sable "ntghs
meeting" reports as follows: Thcn Mr.. John
son arose aud c1lortod substantially az follows:
" Breddren, I'm gwlne 10 GLIB you sample Oh
de ptoua man and de onpIous man. Now, you
arc de onpious md whar 3e 70 s'pose yell 70
wien sc t1te1 knaw. Yell 70 down into dc
pit: Tremendous scnsat!on.I Yah, aud dat
yc'll burn and burn forcber No use hollcrin'
nar, cause yc can't get out iShuddcrtnR
Throughout tic mcctino.] But hrcl.!ren, whar
shall vol" resumed tie speaker, railing up hls
eyes: ~ sha!! go up, up, up, and de gTM
7.ori'li see me cunning, and he1l ,say, 'AnEe!s,
fur, Lord what fur1' And dcn Dc Lofd'll speak
up sharp, and say, I tell ye, angels. make way
dar. Don't ye sec Johnson's comin'fh
, 1877-01-11
TIL: MAN WHO FELL IN.


Yesterday morning iaboring man who
wanted 10 20 70 Windsor. but who didn't want
to cxpcnd dime for fcrriagc. started to cross
Oh tic Ice. lie l,ai not progressed but fifty
feet from, the foot Of First street Wien lie got
into mn ur-holc, and was pulled out by rncn WHO
a ges" t,a Matgng % l. G .sao, .. trse ~ s Wh.m W.
socn,n-1ookinE passenger pcnt forward md til
qulred:
"Au,1 did you succeed In rcsuscitnting him n
Il: Ts IT, wss n blunt snswef
and lie went oil as lively rs a cricket. YOU
durl't think I'D be Mean enough to reauscfiate
a p,or ia1uring man, do yua II
The other didn't auv.
, 1877-01-11

a!so W.. accustomed to o. cali frea,sntIy II Tic
White House 10 eni.t tho sympathiee and nld
ef President Grant. she scnt her card IN to him
day after day, but nevcr cuufl obtain an audi
eu.ic, lie .e,'t 1 lie resient notc complain
ttig Of his treatment IN servant 0f tler, en9-
errtgn of this great American people, On the
rcVcFsc OF this note, when It was returned 70
her, was written tho following:
Whenever Mn. Walker vii, appear Il The door Of
the Executive Chamber IN appasel bdsoming her
exx sim y,4Il ba admitted, u. 8. GnANT.
, 1877-01-11

scheme for puutlcrtug the taxpayers. and there
fore no one could sptak more clogncntly than
you In support Ut Tits measure Of reform, the
tutnf extinction OF the present gang.
l hare auggrati'u to make. It is this:
that ,,ass-1neclng Ut ctt,ze,ta be called. irsc
spretive II party, n,lJ resolutions adnptcd
therrnt whir1i will unn,istakably prove to the
members ot the Lcntafsturc that Tic people DE-
snantl this reform.
Please al In this movement, anil ypn Will earn
the gratitude Of the honest citizens of The
county and Of your uuelfent servant,
AHOLfsnER,
, 1877-01-11
TfiF Ri ACk f1ttIS.

GREEN RIVER, Wy, Jan 10.-Eleven miners
came into Camp lruwu OIL thu ttG for supplies
fru,n the head Ut Wood River, and all bring
COARSE gold with them. They report Rbout
Thirty men now In the dtcgtnga working will.
rNkers, making 80 rer day and upward. One
lnan by thc nan.s ot Watson found nugget
wurth $:D. The p1rty report no snow On tht,
routu and very littlr IL tbs cninp They RETURN
them irun Land. E.ty In the Wind River Val.
Icy, WIN feel lubaut OYER ttlr new discovery, III
they hare been whiting f.r the PURPOSE of gJlug
tnto that country early n the spring. but now
about eighty miles from Camp brown.
, 1877-01-11

A Paper Read by Tho I'rltlsh Executive
Commtsslonor 15sfore tbs Society OF Arts.
London Aoralnr 5e1i. Dtc. ~.
Last night au ordEntry meeting OF the Society
Of Arts wns held ut the rooms, John street.
Adelpl,l, under the Presidency uf Lord Alfred
Churchill.
rro!. Archcr, the Irltish Executive Commits.
sloncr to the rhilu'clphta Exhibition. rrall
paper On The subject. The Exhibition took Its
origin frou the desire Of the Americans to cclc.
baate IN sotne expressive and significant manner
their centennial anniversary, and tie decp-scatcl
luvc which exists In the hearts pt most Ainrrt.
Guns Tor tlIr memory of uur ianlentcl Prince
Cunsort had no small share IN leat!ng them to
choose what, what he considered festival Of peace
securing the cooperation of all other
nations In their national thanksgiving.
[Cbesre.1 The capital required to establish the
Exhibition was ra!srd by Csnie.ntai stock anA
organization hy which It wns carried out cou-
sisted VI an Executive aud other BulIrusnnlt-
tees, Including the Women's Committee, which
organized spcc1at exhibition for tue prupcr dir
plav Ut wO'ncn'b work, Which furn,cd II un(luc
4ud interesting feature tn the general plum. Ttr
buildings were erected in tue great public FAIR
mount Park. The Professor tIlen proeccdc,i I"
prominent characteristics. IN the Wnulcn's Pa
vllion some contributions by our uwn grucious
Queen anh ROYAL rtlnccssea were especially
przed, a1ll gave great satisfaction to tic man
aEesn.. - snc nlta ~ nn,su.nE, Eae1a'lu an'.
S .,l' .I,is Ky t;,.aa d. at..n r.. unu sHI
ttoablo a. maGh room. ...t -,,,.-
- ganeti1i. aa'c III n1.stie'lsa eahphs hGts
y, saG! .,at t1, InaJ ,'.l ua ~ ns
to ths wat Importance u tho competitions. No
one who had only soeD their weak efforts III the
European exhibitions cUul1 llnye expected such
superior manufactures fn metal work, textiles,
~ ~ tna -! ,Sa 1.,,ara saasa M hJ%
H." ,nsro e1a 9or tn,e, ue ~ apa . IT,
ae s1on' .missInn. H tS5 41cs He:
ta.a t, aunussue, at,n HUI. r., ses
@ 1oast yGihtion ~ f1 1Ha @ Imrc ns t ia Ia, Lu aG
thn[ W.T. nnt ayc
.ta' ~. a1 III, au tt ".to ~ n'ajSu
~. w. 'nat ~ ILL tery p1..an. paes IT, PET
!niai III aa1ans!nR epnslatalia. prosperity an1
w genesai tn'tsess esi. " s'stl@atoh' !Sucets.
nter nsasnf tss'n9jJ ~ .tc unpouhtsts ~
mgtsp!tallty ~ -. .a'tatu11.piiams 1pi anu ~ tni
"t1sstuGni h!llo:aMess y. aes'ns Ht INElanf,
ana EHEllsnHeht nc !eH'A!ken Lnat W otllefeu
lhat tiu eAect oi tue G1nl1tIon IN Ahieflca
Nouiu " 'uust p4acMem1t ins Et1''t iit!es uaa
TeealseA NAoiesolne a!u p,~cliui kllh,ulua 10
etriVc n tae r&e !ns neaer cuitutc ana tnntc
Mstlct!ca! !celH!ef an, "Ah t!a sens1ai pno!sc
!aol ~ palts tio eIect "p1Hl nuse ocen III
d!spel tnneMefan!s effnrs, n1elaa,sgs' aau ialss
esttlatcs. III the1Ia Hopc ln4t t'cil AinerEan
Drcthreh Mlght reallzc iHcse ahu EVERY otHcr
pnes!o'o gooa 1soM 81 we'ene!'ea @ as. spie9.
, 1877-01-11

lie wns q Young man in q cl2rct-eo!otcd
sleigh, fur hat, aud swell rpbes, and he was
driving clipped Nurse ut slashing pace on
Beacon street. Confident IN tho speed Of his
lrutter, hc paid no attention to the shout VI t,,c
mounted policeman who pursued il!rn, bu, to lis
II. hora' .ns .,rss 0ssf an .a
clipped sicel bhott, wllrreupon thcdrtycr looked
up Ut hl1l, will. sullte that was ehl1dliku aud
blalhl, aud sail,
"Tlank you, etllefs. l!ays been trying, to
couldn't handle him" Aud the "cop" smiled,
TOO, but grizzly, AID responded,
'Young nun, when YOU have driven around
bold that lloss with two lngera."
Aud he WIS.
, 1877-01-11
DIR, AlAHT WALKER.

The otlcr evening iu Washington : meeting
of Rc.urmcrs was held to a.itate tho nboli.hs
msnt Of the Presidency. Tie iealng spirit in
tDc movement was DR.. Mary Walker, Of the
Liiureatel garments. Her motive tor adEosa.-
fnu the ulpyeueut Il found in l!cr dislike for tbs
FIcslIeut, mud thereby hangs tale. DR.. Walk
CT Las haI y el4ln1 befoEv every successive Cun-
, 1877-01-11
The COUNTY BOARD.

n
CHICAGO. Jan. 1l-Senator Robinson, who
introduced the bill In thu Legislature 10 abolish
Tug present Board u CuuMty Commissioners, Is
= Democrat. Yet think that the spirit of thut
measure acsosds 10 perfectly with your oft.sx-
pressed ssnsilucnts about the doings Ut tleee
.ouuty aea!awa.s that yoa ought to s.nsurse
hin!on's eourse aud urge tho raxsayc Of tue
W. No unc kl.ows letter thun you " tue ll-
aAy sas columns u your paper record sonls usw
, 1877-01-11

0ALEsA, ILL.,, jan. 1O.-Th!s city Is In danger
Of losing Que Of Its most Important Industries
by the removal to Dubuque, with his cntirv ma
chinery an4 operatives, comprising forty.!lyu
lAAtilea, of George K!chArtsollt tbs extensive
boot and shoe manufacturer, whose building.
the Tyler House B!ock, MIA recently destroyed
by Are. Dir. Richardson's nsain Ee4xuns fur lcay-
Ing U4lepa are tho want VI security furnished
prupertyhollers iu this vtty agaIust loss bY llfr
aud the bE.Ikcu condition Of tue sidewalks sincr
Gen. Grant left tile city.
, 1877-01-11

-s-.
WHEAT NAENAIxs IN ELEGANT pAHLOI AND
~ chAM1tr tnEnnuFt. la.aa.o.ns r.flor any: I
ii. Nu uiuat Trauce STOCK To make fu0H. for Rlters
tluua+ II. I. MAliFiS, La ssaie.Ek.
f,N ACCOUNT HF AlTEKAT1UN Of nUiLI1INU /
" uluEt fle af The Nhue OF MY stock, regardless
c".s eon.i,s!nx Of n! k!ad. q fu1n!tSrs slsSant
+. EuGsWELt.r. 5.* Wt.i Nstlsun.st. n. H,-Goota
rAGsed aud delivered free.
fItuE VS1OS FURNITURE COMPANY. htt3 WEST
AlAdlsnn st., ADIl s Kinds Of hustIuld fufnIt
I'll monthly ps5niruts; low Erfcrs: long t'Hie.
lVASTED-1tot's 'sEsioLi' uOOl's-t W,s1f sur.
" IrItut iuFturr, E9rIFtA rte, fur hull. luuhie
patlsfs. xn large !sdrt.u fnr which will give bus
ntt4 " AHuarF cIiyts HIanurolf unhgr Ea!eus1. II
furniture y elegant nr1Ty No. VIII pAJ
c4Lh fos soul ItGdc. ~ Is. Tribune uff!ce.
, 1877-01-11
CURRENT GOSSIP.
EVENING SONG.

L : FsN INV SN1NU+
HifnfH iartsr In Linrt1eofr* A11atfnt.
Look oil, dear Lore, Across The sal1ow eands,
And mark yon meeting Of the run anil sea,
How long they kiss In sight Of all the lands.
Al! longer, iUngeF, We.
Now in lie tea's rcd vintage nlells the Run,
As Esypt'a ,Iearl lf*aulycd In rosy vino,
Anu Eleopukrn night drinks ali. Ills done.
Love. Ias thIMc 1Iand Il, tnsnc.
Come forth, swcel atars, aud comfort heAven's
heart;
0immer. ye wnYcs. ronnt rise nntIshted sannG.
O night divorce pur sun and ky apart
Never our lips, our hands.
, 1877-01-11
THE 'H0PPER5.

Snteia! NsuotcA 70 5ns 7rtbaEA
DEs Moisgs, H., Jau. lo.-The prospective
hopper ag|tates tho average farmer IN tho In
tested districts, aud tho probabilities arc slrong
that the little euss will be around On ts1nc. A
lady ln Wlleatlund, .Calfoll County, lat fall
filled her plaut-puts from soil about tile faEnl.
i lew days ago, tue earth In this puts wAs lively
with the sesuErectel 'loppeEs, crawling Out of
thsir nests,
, 1877-01-11
Totll.,.........,..s6,Q Ql0
TIE WuMEK

now prl:on 6a con.srustel upon oar gTouaa". for
The sxcust.s u.s II females. tha tsasuns urged
they weEe then. Our nlHlbcF of 1nale prtsuslera
continues to b. largely 'n exccrs u! celis In tho
one prison.t Ia n.uMy Of sAe. iiy thc usu IT Tic
north wing. now aasiEned to fcmaiv prisnneEs, ~
pFtson for our long tuned men. ~ then suggested,
the Objectionable influences Ut association would,
" = Iafgs extent, be avoided. TAvcrowdcu condI.
upn Uf
THE STATE pH!sox
1t Joliet has suggested The feasibility Of the roh-
nsw prison In anotler part of Thu stale. The coat
" 1a2ntstn!s each prisoner IN thg state !'r!son,
exclusive ot interest upon nloneys invested ~ .hu
Vi about !, 40D Il gtsen ut furtY Y'hsr and thres-
quarter cents each per tlaY, or with MI nycrasu
ssa @ Of sa tS5 o4 wau q 1' a4 os ss s;sts u
direct the commitment Of lpstlon of liz pr1eoncfs
70 this inst!tutlun con,tensatins us therefor than
* @ ~ ns n r. asy s ~
"a tuformatorJ Of tho prisoners now confined III
II. Hy securing slatn eon.tets. uaf !aDtE !M'sss.s
ttate conyicts would lc u well anl as ccuuats1l
t!etl
LARas MAsa or STATISTICS ..-
accompanied thu rcport, from! which II Is seen
we're: Eur breach u the pence, 2,974; tntex!ra-
tton, 497; yagraury, 800. There were ~ re-
1cased on payiutut ii tiucs. g59 pasdoncs' BY the
MayoE, 39by the Governor, VI BY sMperscdcas.
mora prisoners between tug agcs OF IS antl ~
thsn auy Uthrr equal period; l,9'3 were n:aF-
rteli Wv could neither read nor wTttr. The
s3sh trceisel atnUunledt to S46, IeA0a; e1pensssi
sS,t7Ls7; lhs m insoms from tba orssk'yafd
.Ths Inspectors decided thut The Institution
W. ~ ncar self.hupportlng TINT they would not
ssx iur III appropriation this ycar.
, 1877-01-11
THE TRIBUNE IN TENNESSEE.

uCAsoLp1, Tsnu., Jan. s.-Ws inclosc prizes
OF yearly subscription to your meelly. Your
paper Il Ill the 30 here among the solored
people, aud IL highly Appreciated u many Of ths
conservative whltes. Ne srKard TnR WrxkLr
truly, J. A. h.
, 1877-01-11

1Sp1y1puAL L INSTRUCTION Is ApprTEf IN THE
L tllraxu Commercial InatlIntt 4aL srert >rht.1
y IL b4is'n. nsp.p,l!ty T. .,*u z 1he tas. that
studs ats 10th i.lIcs und yrntlei,rn. REV. y. q.
NAY, 4. 81, ii. u. Jt}liSsuS. Iuruicfy with t!ei4.
Letter i Co.. lTtIctpas.
.lA Ett.cATIuS Al, ,E,TAUI isHMESrs-AY YOuKO
1 F1tnrh tsIyt SIS ~ well t.:usa!si. apeakMx aua
fuuf 1cafs experience present Lv. lpn ~ ftrAlh
tn.tItultlct III Lbsft.t ucar oinun. England.
1Adits' culjsse In the Lu1sl states. The h!shcst
yjurd II nrc.s.afI. Hitns..eI sftrs Easter, is77.
ArIIY IN ihs lIH .ssnce ~ y u. care Vt Ar. Al.
lail.
\{rASTEp-AT THE itoEK ISLAND BUSINESS
" Cyliess Rock Island, Ill, thuFuush teacher Iu
book Keeping aud p.nulanshp. stAie particulars Ia
gard tu S1lAry r. sulFtd.
, 1877-01-11
TIE BRIDEWEIL.
Superintendent Felton's Annual
Report Of Its Condition.
Injurious Effects Of the S2-a.Day ar.
rangement-..The Usual Sta
tistics.
boarding State Prisoners .'.A Special
Building for the Women.
Atn meeting OF the 1,rIdcwcll Commissioners
held yesterday morning, Superintendent Fe'ton

AZ HcetlnE u e.e n,soe"e' ~S.''.' ne,.1
~" ..sa,raa anr,,, IL ycnr n 0i1 nrIsoncrs-
ASA nsie. i'd !: ;as ie"aie;: The I1essd'nss
yea. we S n; ,hn Fl nri.Go.rs
Jea eaI5 IL s4,,ttcd thai INV mi hen nru.
LeeeIeot o,sf - ihi % n1irr ,risrns
vlonst e x ~ ~ ~ ~ st,x ~ ~ ,i,,c* .ns
many q nc from aaS 10 n fr' ~ n~t cvrfx nr'.
hs ~ n tSs soaas;s Ths no.t asssis s.see'io% e
H. Es,tern ulsiFTci 81 pcnn.yisanin. prisun u.
des she aosasy Or imulv!a"si .samsn. r., is H..
sna,n ~ M ",sce 1,ri.nn IN ihe Country.
Possibly tns psreenaso .; tseommltm.nt. re- to
.nn, ~ arr bsst ronneted cunsrrrate nriron.
ias @ she III. ~, i ttas: / j: isjssn.ats ~ 1 tbat
s..,;u "dmnatraion. nconaIntsnccs nI arsocia.
fna. .re not formed smonr lie couYtets A. In cor.
become s~s' @ e1Df.ts ~s s y css Hs5
KOmg XIV pa 80 nccstonaits bs
namnE irmalss ~ oirr rris1ns in wh5rj1 thry arc
sesiststed as irst oenier.. Geeaato of their frat
i,Mt tho reeomm,tuaeuts to this prison arc not
chiefly Gnst, ,tom 4,,r on n.nn.7, ~ orupp rn,,os.
fiMr nn,nheTa nrr 1nrrriy mn1r IN tf thn mere
dIsor4csiy and visious I'D Iet, ermiaI!v lnetiuel
s. oaensS nHo mm sna f.e"n.ny ~ smo.t
Immediate teImprjson.llent, peruieoUs tnstes and
habits when formed become intensified waca sub-
jected 10 mere tunaroeary restraint. 1mpri4oH.
n,eut for d few days IL not \ remady, Released
from prison, the will generally prompts tue lIher.
ntcI to sgatn visit tic ways OF vice anil crlmu
from which he has been but temporarily restrained.
ind to din more decrly Into the cup OF error. In
thIs city arc many dtns Ia which criminals arc
FASTER THAN rRtspSs CAN CURE THEM.
There dens must be Iroken up, OF 1t Ia n.s7c.s 10
ocsss!onal faII by lie police ant,orlles IL OF iiile
use. such falds usually result uny In tue nrrest
Of few of TIC creatures who at ihc tlinu of The
bnt ssiIon, re- silt in the punnhnunt uf tic owners
oY manarcre Of them. Syrtelt1uttc police survrt:.
innrs nyer a1i ,,1sccs nf dnnbtfu mdroi chaFuccf-
est,ec,aily ihote into Which tbe young are buing
epticcl--ls very necessary; anL ut lir Icnst cvi.
de,ce Tint any such pIace a resort for criminals,
or tlat lie Jnnocent ire beIuu nate in IL or
by liz occupants. it, owneru or managers should be
arrested ana Imprisoned.
Criminals while In prison arc eaa!y guarded