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LOVELAND ENCAMPMENT.
To-day and Tomorrow Pro.
gfamne.

gramnie.
The programme for the Loveland Sum-
day-school Encampment at Loveland is
as follows:
Prayer Service, $50 a. m.-"Thanks
for Privileges| Rev. U. N. Pond,
leader.
The Academy, $3.50 a. IN -"Geogra ply
of the Blble," illustrated with charts
Rev. j. s. Card.
The Assembly-Morning lectures: II
q. nj, "Scenes in the ORIENT" reprasen-
tations OF manners, customs, religious
rites, festive and mourning scenes, vO-
cations, superstitions and pastimes OF
Eastern countries, illustrative of Bible
times, by Rev. James S. Ostrander.
2 to 8 O'clock p. m.-Children's tenn
perance mass meeting; Mrs. NJ. L. Gri'-
titls and Mr3. NJ. Mcclellan Brown,
speakers.
Workers Conference, p. m.-"sun-
day-school Lesson System;" Rev. j. S.
O,trander, leader.
Normal Department, 4:3O to 8 p. NJ
Pastol's Section in Wesley Hall)-"rhe
Pastor and the Teacher" Rev. g. N
Pond. Free Conversation Review under
W. W. Ramsay.
Supe:inuendent's Section {in Preach
ers' HAL superintendent Prepara
ton," by Iii am shaw. "SuperintenG
enps Programme" by G. Z. Cline AM
j. a. Miller.
Secrctary's Section Gin Auditorium j.
"Why, Keep Reports?' by Col. Rober
.Cowder. "How Keep keports~ by ID
C.Cock.
Choristei's Section Gin Auditorium j.
"MusIcal Instruments" by Prof W. ii
Dome. Musical Programme" b.
Prof. ". +, Sherwln.
LtU. ;frlan's Section in Asbury Hail)-
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COAL DEALER, &c.
FRANK. LORENTZ,

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
IN coke, flour, feed, wood, sand, lime. cement,
plaster. fire brick. clav. chimney tops. drain.
tile, &C., &C Office 500 and 698 Central ave-
nue.; office ana blacksmith shops, 893
Central avenue; cigar store and office, 3l3 w.
Second street and S33 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bituminou
coal for blacksmlths: also GoIdons horse,
cattle and hog food. Furniture cars
omnibus s, buggies and barouches for
hire. Expre.si and all Kinds of
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boat
FRANK. LORENTZ, for hire for picnics and
excursions no25-ly-S&W
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How to tell Genuine Florida Water

TIE true Florida Water always comes with
little pamphlet wrapped around each bottle,
and in the paper of this pamphlet are the
words, " Lanman s Kemp, New York;" water
Marked or stamped in pale transparent let
tiers. Hold Leaf up to the light, and il gen.
uine, you will see the above words. Do nor
buy if the words not there, because it Is nor
the real article. The water mark letters may
be very pale, but by looking closely again 81
the light, you can not fail to see them.
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Obituary..

Mr.. Henry Jenkins, who for number
OF years was at the head OF the firm Of
jenkins 3 Hatch, wholesale jewelers.,
died ou Thursday from typho malaria at
his residence in Ludlow, Kentucky,
after an illness OF but two days. His
funeral takes place this afternoon.
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Trains leave Plum street Depot at 9 A. M,
8 A. M, 9:l5 A. NJ, 1O:05 A. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ,
5:l5 z. NJ, 6:15 P. NJ, 9:l5 p. NJ.
Returning, leave LoVeland at 4:20 A. NJ. 6:25
A. NJ, 8:35 A. NJ, 82a A. NJ, p. M, ass z.
NJ, 5:57 p. Nj. and $40 p. NJ.
On SUNDAY. July 20, trains will leave Gin
cinnati at s A. NJ, 9:l5 A. NJ, and 80 p. M;
returning leave Loyelano at $40 A. NJ 5:T p.
NJ, and $40 P. M.
All Local Trail stop at Eighth street and
Brighton.
Fare for the Round Trip 75c. Children 35c.
Tickets can be purchased at No.2 Burnct House
and at Plum street Depot.
W. W. PEABODY, Gen'l Sup't.
THOS. P. BARRY, Western Pass'r Ag't
iy27-2t
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Mems busters for 81, 81 25 and 81 50,
only half price, at Mabley's Clearing Sale OF
Summer Goods, 66 West Fifth street, opposite
fountain,
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Boys, All-linen Pants for SOC, Coats for
7bc, Vests for asc, at MaDley's Closing out
Sale, 66 West Fifth street, opposite Fountain.
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LEA, STERRETT & CO.
b RO X Il RS.

"a West Third street, Cincinnati,
Buy and sell Stocks, Bonds and Gold on mar
rins. at New York Stock Exchange. St9ek
privileges negotiated. ylS-W
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B A r. HOL Ew
ORERLIN COLLEGE.

NEUROLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara
tory Departments. Elective studies. Ad.
mits botffsexes. No saloon temptations. Best
Tuition. jncidentals and library fees only $27 a
year. Over 800 students annually. For fuller
inform alton address J. H. FAIRoHILD, Presl.
dent or J. B. I. Marsh, Secretary, Oberln.
ONO. Su3 .d&w,k
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Good Undershirts for Is and 35c at
Mabey's New Clothing House, opposite Foun-
tain.
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PERSONAL.

TO LAWYERS AN AT
TORNEY viva eight years experience in
Kansas practice, de, Tres to form partnership
in Cincinnati. Best Of Cincinnati references
given. Address ATTORNEY, care of the
Star. Jy23-6tIu, Th&S
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AGUH AND LIVER PAD.
HOLMAN'S AGUE AND LIVER PAD

prompt radical for every species OF
Liver and Stomach difficulties. contains only harmless veg
etable compounds, and is EXACTLY WHERh
NEEDED vtals Liver and Stomach. Iremoves
torpdy the liver and the stomach from its dormant
state arresng fermentation topor and PAIN by giving the
natural quantity OF bile and gastric juice. also valzes tho
entire system with Natures true tonic 1t arrests all detenor
and poisonous fluids the stomach and thus prevents
their entering system by Of circulation 1t absoros
every particle Of BLOOD POISON, whether bilious maara
medicinal and leaves the wearer In perfect health Sent
mall free of CHARGE on receipt of saOO Address HOLmn"
LIVER PAD CO.. No. SO Maiden Lane, p. O. DO" 1i< We
~ or, 248 w. Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o.
A.. live druggists keep them.
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.CH|CKER|NG INSTITUTE

n TIFIC SCHOOL of twenty five years.
standing. Employees twelve teachers. Re-
cejyes boys commencing at "A, B, Cs
and youth of all ages. Prepares thoroughly
for the best Colleges and Scientific Schools and
for Business. For Catalogues, address
j. b. CHICKERlNG, Principal.
ie0- w &StSep20
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LEGAL.
IN BANKRUPTCY

DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
DSTATES, Southern District OF Ohio.-In
Bankruptcy. No. 1884. In the matter al
late partners, bankTupts. The creditors d
said bankrupts are notified that they have filed
their petition in this Court, praying for a final
discharge from all their debts provable upt
der the Bankrupt Act and the acts amendAt
tory thereof, and said creditors are required
to appear at Court Of Bankruptcy to be held
before me at my Office, No. 8 East Third streek
Cincinnati, on the 18th day OF August, 1917, Il
10 O'Clock A. NJ, and show cause, II any they
have, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted. .
Dated at Cincinnati, July II, 1871.
FLAMEN BALL.
JylA-ats Register In Bankruptoz.
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PLUMBING, &c.
NOTICES.

IEoRGE KLEIN. COMPOSITION ROOF
(J ER. Repairing promptly attended TO: 2Sl
". Third st., Cincinnati, o. mh2)zS zS. .Tu&Th
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White or COIOred shirts for 75c and
81 at MaDley's.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS,
Sundays school Encampment
L O " E L A N ID !,
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad.

ON THE
, 1877-01-16

passing train is always thrown upon firm
perpendicular supports resting upon tho
ponsoon, instead Of lateral supports resting
,.lsnn widely separated piers end depending
upon tl,c tensile strength OF iron. Hitherto
tho objection to ro,,toon bridges for railways
lbs been that every change in the ssnEe Of
watcr has eorresponlingly elevated or
lowered the ro,d-he.l, mil in HOS. OF our
rivers this hns ',een all iusaporablc objection.
Mr.. RtCE's invention obvinteB this difficulty
entirely. nnsl not only dispenscs with tho
heavy md costly foundations now iii vogue,
Int also viii. tho l1envy and costly au.l in-
secure TRUSS.
Another advantage possessed by s1r. RtcE's
invention In tint tho tlraws In tho bridge can
he Of my desired leugtl or any desired nnm-
tcr. In tl,is respect it would seer, 10 he po-
cnliarly fitted for crossing tic Detroit River,
where the necessity cf II bridge in very grent,
hut vtlcre the Ncrcssite4 If navigation re-
Trirc more tl'ar one draw, and also require
draws Of nnns'snl aran.
+. Inns been proven l,y fonr years. expert
eneo ut rrniria iii, Chiel, Wis. that pon-
toon bridge is not lia!'lo to 10 injured or car-
r;et1 away t,y ico i means are taken to pre-
vent the ice from forming against
the rontoons. Floating Ice will pass
nu!er then, without doing iujnry.
II l,as also been proven Mt Tho samo
rlnee sl,at ponsoon bridge will maintain
It's placs against tile current without anchors
aud with no other a'racing than the ordinary
framework Of bridge securely fastened 10
the shnra Mt either cnd. The railway ron-
toon bridge ut PrnIrie tln Chicn Inns been 4
decided success, notwithstanding It il unpro-
yded with the automatic arrangements for
compensating tho rise mud fall Of the winter,
which constitutes tho chief merit OF 3lr.
KIcEa invention. The cost of br:.lge Of
tiis character need not exceed onc-tenih Of
the Gust Of the present style Of railway
bridges over deep rivers. Tho dcptl, Of tho
wnter makes 10 difference since tic surface
of the streanl is itself tho support Of the
whole structure. Nor need tho engineer
concern himself with the course Of shifting
channels or tho force Of unseen currents and
etldies i'll tho bottom Of the river.
No understand that alr. h1cE has snb-
mitted Ills invention TO Gen. 11uMplnEYs,
Chief Of the Engineer Corps OF Tho army,
anil TO solnc OF tho most experienced railway
engineers in this city, who liaye given their
cordial approval to the principles Of its COLI
/ strue:ion. OF course tho invention iaequalfy
applicable 10 ordinary wagon bridges over
llnvigable streams.
, 1877-01-16

The House Democracy yesterday attempt
ell petty zeveuge upon the Western Union
Telegraph Company for its efforts to guard
from publicity the private aud confidential
nt3airs Of its customers. A resolution con-
temp1aiing tho revocation OF st]l concessions
Or privileges held by the Company under acts
OF Congress fai1cl of rassage for lack Of tho
requisite two-thirtls, eight Democrats, and
among them a1r. LIZ 3loYxg, Of Chicago. hay-
lug the maulineas to vote with tho Nepub-
licans against tho undignided and paltry
ITO position.
, 1877-01-16
6ECULARIZIN1 ENGLISH SCHOOLS,

III Sundays TRIBUNE WIS printed letter
from our London correspondent giving NIL
account Of the important and Overwhelming:
victory Of the English Liberals in tile recent
London School-Donrd election. Our corrc-
sponleu''a account was very fnll, BIZ: thero
are sonlo details which we may supply IN
,nake that account complete. THO School
1sonril of London, which numbers fifty mem.
bers. WAS established only six yenrs ago, anti
this was but the third election tint has takclt
placc. At the outset the 1,oar,l was under
control OF tie Clcricnls, anil tic system Of
instruction was inspired anil influenced l,y
the Established Church. Yenr by year, how
ever, tho people Of London have struggled 10
relense their schools from tho time spent on
casccl,is1ns nnl dogmaa, and to give their
children tue benefit Of secular etlu-
cation. III the short l'eriod OF six
years they have accomplished tho re-
suit, and tho Liberals, who nra opponents
Of clerical education, WHO Rro willing
unaecsnpanicd with note or comment, Int
who aEe unwilling that tho cAtecl,isnl Of Huy
sect shnll be textbook, hnve carried of
one OF tie most substantial victories they
hare ever achieved, and ono which. ns orr
correspondent said, WIS "far moro I'M
portant to Eng!ishncn thnn NIL the victories
of AlAn1BonoraH OF WELLINGTON" The elcc-
tion was held on tho neutrality-suspicious.
plau, md the city was divided into ten
districts, five members being elected from
cacl, slistrict. The total vote was :'0s,, ,0tN'.
OF which tho Liberals hal minority Of
100,0,o. OF tue fifty members, tl,s Liberals
elected thirty, tho Episcopalians or Es.al-
lishcd Church sixteen, and tho Isomau
Catholics four. The victory IL all The
moro remarkable when 1t IL considered how
holly tho Church contested the ground.
When tile Liberals proposed that the Bibie
might he reaa in tic schools, but should not
10 commented upon by scctarians, tf,e cry
Of "godless eluration," 30 often heard III
this country during tho past fcw years, was
hurled At them. The 1lolnan Catholic
| Church Joined han.ls with thu Established
| Episcopal Church in the fight, and the Dis
scntcra allied themselves with tho Liberals,
and tho c!crgy, from their pulpits on tho
Eunilay before the contest, urgul their ilocks
to make vigorous fight but it was MI III
win. Tho Liberal victory Inns sccularzed
tho schools. md secures 10 the 3@0, 900 school
children Of London tho benefits Of free,
unbiased, mil scientific education, clcnr oi
all taint Of dogma of any sort.
, 1877-01-16

Not ono pound Of bar railroad.stcel was
imported in 1876. There WIS large decline
III carpets, wines, spirits, tloek.tin, Window
elass, sheet-iron, cutlery, and other articles.
Tho whole value ot imports in 1916 was
s4la, ,4o7, agalnst s+A6,oo4, 1ot In 1875,
"a falling of. Of nearly s35 100000, all in
dutiablo goods.
The exports during tho satno ttno from
the sano port aggregated s2G4 ,D02 ,''3, rot
including about $3s,ooo,oo0 in coin aud
bullion. The merchandise exported from
Now York wns, In rounlt sums DrcndA.uGs,
s55, ,0o0, 100; raw cotton, $4,000, 600 cot
ton cloths, $4,000, 600; iron and Hteel goods,
$4,000, ,0oo; petroleum, .sa6, ,0o0, COO; tobac-
co, $4,000, 600; bacon, pork, lard, taI!ow,
etc., 351, 900, 600; butter and cheese, $1+,-
100000. These exports are only those from
the port Of Now York.
, 1877-01-16

Poons. 0ernr7nf'.
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2. TIL RENT. -....-
4 uCsTlS 4 WALLACE i. 7. DALE.
t. NEEttEts W.tTitt.tAsE MAS'E"0 EuMPhSY.
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H. NEw Ynt.k WATCH COMPANY.
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sl-ia. FAlECt!IIn 4 NI.AEKMAS.
u. HESHY +. SEELfE, ". H. Cf0FEk.
l4-I3. JAMES MDlH'AS. II. ". B1.tnt1E.
II. CENTENNIAL PUBLISHING saI&FAEi.
II. II. u. HARDIN.
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X. HuTCtIlNsUS 4 LUFF.
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a.. ASSOCIATE EDITOR
u. ErtrUf.lN.cNIEF.
-. MANAGING EDITOR.
Il. ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
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II. ". j. HAKSET 4 CO.
~. WILLIAM HKoe3.
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81, IlEupATH LyCkCM DEIsEAt.
st, COMMERCIAL EDlTU1:.
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oafees ia the Building 10 rent hy y. c. DOW.
Room Z.
, 1877-01-16
CONSTITUTIONAL DISPUTE IN FRANCE

CONSTITUTIONAL DISPUTE IN FIAN0E
Willie the two Houses Of the American
Congress arc at variance IN the question OF
the Presidential count, tls two Houses Of
tho French Assembly ars likewise at war oyor
the construction Of one Of tho constitutional
provisions Fortunately for the young Re-
public Of France, the immediate issue Of tho
rrcseut constitutional dispute IL not bcsot
with the Same danger as ours; II 1t wero, the
history of Republicaufam In tl,at couutry
, 1877-01-16

distributed with tho disarpointmenta
that hare been realized. Dnt the pre-
tcrse that Mr.. PALMER anil lis party in
Springfield are not sratling in patronage II
altogether at variance will, the probabilities M
vol M our own information; snl We woull
suggest 10 the Springfield bultlozen on the
Republican 6iflo TINT they cnn l.clp tleir
party moro By exposing this sc1,eme Of l>em-
ocrntic trading than l,y seeking to intilhitlato
Republican newspapers in other rnrts Of the
Stnte.
, 1877-01-16

Is It not about lime sot the annual ectin. Of tho
clraslas- -leuse Astoe's!t"nr AMI: ~, + II nut
rules and Itgu!atons for this workings Of tho AtrU.
c!asEon: Ens!er tnr pre,cnt rules aud sy.te,n Of
H. IN ~ .m r,1t It ts
II A. pre- sent member. Wuy continue ~ 0ne. x
certified ehrck on that rotsen tn.tttuton must bs
In payment Of Notes, bills. or any oshcr dues.
Thsy e. EHa' by i.9 fyod ta't' xh!sh ]. implied
Iiouse to acrcpt The check. Should the rntten
eomcerm fail tu Waku III the next morning, and be
u .ltbur tu the Clearing. IIunsc.-as would apply be
drawer il wortAle4s can wlfs1!u for Ia payment.
son,r Ut tic Clearing lIuusc members have already
been so*c'. hy bank failures. 4 .y'tsm Of erami:
JIG who .lally drps'si!s. of ,nuney In bs1ks.
Can not the Clearing. lian's. ut Ii approaching
not uuy ln.tilI additional confidence ln our banks
At hrMlr, hut reflect greater coulisnca In them
nbroad:-Hf01t.Lt .Ltmotfaf.
While thu Clearing -IIoule Association are
changing their rules In reganl to "rottcn In
stltutlons,' II Is to ip hoped they will also re-
form their present deceptive anil dishonest rule
for reckoning the '1aIly clcarInss ot tho Assoca-
tlon. The weekly Statements Ut the clcarlngs of
thc st. Louis banks are uladc to Include both tho
debit antl credit clclrings. III tAs war ths ap-
parent weekly Transactions Of tho Clearing
House bauks Of that elty arc doubled. Thcsule
In all otcr American citics has always bccn to
report the eFtIH e'tarinys only. This Is tho
practice IN i.naslnu, Paris, Frankfort, Berlin,
ylenna, Amsterdam, aul other European rlIies,
IS well as IN New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Pittsburg. Cinrinnatl, New Orleuns.
Chicago, San Franelseu, and uthvF American
cities. Why does the st. Louis Clearinghouse
gouilt Ioublcl Will the Giutt- Democrat please
exriulu the seass'n Vi motiyct Tue effect fthts
Misrepresentation ts seen every week iu thu New
, 1877-01-16

70 Ea1. T1a& $t,c
.o,,rrs nominco n ,n;sronrosort t,,n nonn,,
,;aan s.ato - I,,;na;a =, ,,,o T 1in,.n, cta.a.
cs.e.s ..,a.-.a I,o,oxs IL, ,.s.;s1s.;..
..,-... .fta- ,,o ,,o1 toor ,,asr;.a..s 49,,
- .,,s.. ..,a..1. L. a.. -.
=. l. ,~aa...,, ~ ..,,;,,-..
A,cat in The United state, srnatc I. worthy nnv
ambition; yut scat in tha. Iody Is worth nothing
unless tho man who holds 1t hun tho confidence Of
tnoee wa" csee1 h'a'' ~ ooIa'n saea pace D?
e ,r,Ins won ,a.sc u ya,a",s.. Nv n'a an ss h.sa
placed mo Il, nomination for the rlacc. Yoa hare
not promised to elect me. but yoa have placed in
me Jonr confidence, and ask you to ton With mo
~ aS'nS IN ~, ,a,, 1,n,sa ~, y. nom
dlsrc,pcct to him say It's tI,e farcs, rcpre,ent.
ativa Of tho Republican party to-day. lie IL hero
supported By patronage. Men patd with your
one5 anu .s ,unsy n.y., '"t pnos'e se'ee a1a nero
rrc. linn ,bc,s nacc.. W. hnyc M ,., ran.,. ~,
offer. II you shall elect ms to tho scna.e Il viii
mean thas your sasea stal bo reduced to the lowest
point eonsss!en. WIN .ae neesssues o. noscsn'
' a. ~ sa,I;n'. .,a of,,na -, ,,.';.a, S.a.a
c.n.... swo ,,af;euo xua IL 49,, ~. T., ,..s:.s
49,. ~. p.,,,-n ,,o. haou -, ~. <..:".'',
.a,s,or,,,. ,rat,,,;,o liz mr., ;ntoro.e, aa.1
-.n-r,ro ~ ,nr,,s,on.,v ~ 1r I,o,w. .n1
.,'a nron,t,o vii, w,;o, In a,,,,no.a, ,,.;.
-aa;,,, ,,..ao .,snoh VIA, !, 1,oaa,-. I.,....
that he had Influenced the Democratic nom.
bcrs moro than TnuMprLl and other Domo.
cratic competitors seems to show that lo hn,l
counted very cloaely On his appeals 10 Ills
friends. Any reference, therefore, to the
psrsistency Of Senator LOGAN in urging his
own reelection waa not merely In bad tastc,
hut certain to react on Mr. PALMER, who has
been pursuing tho sa,no course linsclf,
Az to tie agency md efficiency of patron.
acs, wo llayo good reason for statiug that
, 1877-01-16
BRIDGES AND nRIpGEpuILDrNG.

-.
luz :asn!aul" ,l.a ofi1tF' ols's'eF l'.s ch'iea
out m"'usaao .. S"ssss''',s os' s"e s''p-
1ect OF pfau8o"na''a1hs eohefa1S, a"a many
learned alsea's'''ons from ,hatne'aat'o'"as
ana exl'efta III reference !" tae to's''o
6ttenesn ot lson. 'ao '1'c enee' VI "oat ana
cola thereon. 1ho co1le'us'oi1 appear" 10 pe
that, ~hile an iron Truss pt1aso may no msao
perfectly Sate' tho eona't'ona OF sa'ety arc
Doth numerous anil fecona1te' aePend'hS
upon the excellence aoa Uniform character
OF no iron, tho 1engta Q. tho spaht tho
weight OF tho bridge itssli, tao inoae4 OF ats
construction tAo atllo"nt o1 stsa!a IL ID hnoat~
naily subjected 10, tue ostfemos OF to'npera-
t''re. anti ths "a'1 OF aon' Tho latter
being Instantaneous cover Tor Mt tue m'a-
takes committed ny anybody III designing,
constructing "atch'nS e. md operating tile
bridge. Another conc'us'oa--a8 HORT Of corol-
larry to tile ioFegoing-1s tAnt tl'e Btono arch
tue only Safe construction, a1s'' IN order to
make this really safe, regard lnilst 10
had to the vo'1'nis OF water possible
to bo accumulated tu tho ravine,
aud tho amount and weight Of leo TINT lnny
be brought against tue piers In spring
freslcta. Stone arclt bridges over deep
ravines aro very costly at1airs, md. although
the Lake Shore Railroad has number OF
them Of the very best character between
Cleveland aud buffalo, 1t appears to have
been thought too expensive to pnt work of
this kind over Asl,tabula Creek, where tho
required elevation OF tho track IL somo
, 1877-01-16

Tie Senate yesterday paid high cou,pli-
nient 10 the integrity Of alr. WlspoA, OF
s1ipuesota, in voting unanimously against
tue adoption Of = resolution. offered by Dir.
W.spoA, calling for the Investigation. by a
committee composed OF three Democrats. OF
certain charges Of bribery preferred against
him by ons CHAPMAN, disappointed app!i-
can't for the Office OF Buryeyor-Geueral OF
Washington Territory. now worthily held by
friend Of the Minnesota Senator. i3y this
action, as well rs by the remarks Of the yari-
on& Senators, irrespective OF party, the Een-
ale plainly recorded its filth iu 3Ir. Wsspo4
sna its contempt for the author Of the
charges, which wezo made public on the cse
Of Alr. WIsDoa's reelection and for the eyi-
dent purpose Of blackmal.
, 1877-01-16

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, 1877-01-16

APOLLO COMNASnEt1T, Nm. !. KNIGHTS TEN.
tLhn.-sfnttl E0nciast At Asyiusn. u and ~ Mon
:oeet. hs Thursday, evening for iusinct. and work
j, IT, DUNLOP. Recorder.
, 1877-01-16

Tho Chicago produce markets were 1uol-
sEs.slY active yesterday, and psices we're
higher On the leading cereals, lower OIL pro-
vsssoas Ness pork closed 10 per bsl lower
thao On Rsturlay, 4l7809l7.35 eaal and
, 1877-01-16

Academy Of Music.
Hallted stseet, between sintson and Monroe. Va
ateEY entertainment,
, 1877-01-16

fjaverty's Thentre.
N1nAnpli street. between Clark and LaSAlte. Days
fifth Avenue Company "I!alc."