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, 1877-11-02
NAVIGATION NOTES.

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CAicAao.-schr 5handou laid M yestestay -.
Grain tEetghtA wsut up little yesterday -. own.
ets of old craft Arc dsclialng trips to tho east
shors Thu Mercantile aud u. r4ul FRS snd liz.
Ttna Insurance to1ppAnlea baye begun suit III al-
Mlr1tty ayafnaI ths prop l'russla, 10 recover
p. a37. 90. tue amount Of damages rrsuit-
n, pund Insured tr libellsnt.. 49,. The
sttrees ssss.s@nsT. e., @ 'ae linton Tossing Company
tompans ~, 000... .Thste were ahon, dozen w..
sells u the lumber market yesterday AMI by EVEN
inG ueas'y MI tle cafv"es wsfs dspusta OF, and
but Tires remained. Cart. Itunly, oG Tho losIcl
the prop bismarck Ut the northern tAI Vt Lake
Michigan, 5uady IL still bn4r ruayestinx the un.
believers r. the vicinity OF the Strata.
of the achr Harvey llt,seIi wants biz dos jv4i nj
Mand.os"' The stlnr seuthetn lrl|c b.. l4lI up It
t,;.; hv ~ ssow soaa sas aal .eat spy ase
w4ukss,.. There wcse :, 500 husf,tIs VI d4mased
wheat out OF Tug carso of The scaF Niagara, afely
discharged at hiny.ton....T Thu tug MInslow has
she WIS lately Ashore u Thun4yf Lay, ,...Ths
hn btsn to1td to Cleveland foF repA,rs y,
puts thai tlsse j. 10. nors ta.n slsysn
iest Of vatss Mtlhtn 100 feet Of tho duck
u Two ll'efs. - Fhe 4mount Vt Erie Canal tolls
xYsc!sa ! At nueao fof !ls .e.:on a,e reported
canal h1at ceaFaacss IL fe,uEusd 1t ITO, ap In.
cseass .! i. t8....The kan,nstlqufa hAsbor chsn.
nel u now 4smonstFsted ao ~ quite ample fos Tho
snaploEed tn tho tsads Of tbs txnadian lakes ;.
Tasuuso Gto6t. 3lst alt.: ''Thete an no ehsrters
10 report. &:lhougn as last estluAts ihtrs wsrs
osst 4 oo9 ea4s,sls Of grain and equsalsus in ths
business On tue lake. but have pleukY OF vesssjs
hese 70 do at that IL dolnx. Or likely ~ ~ done,
, 1877-11-02

schrs 1cloI.- tlny f,hnks wnoJ: diver Culrer. Mus
krEnn 1nnb"r; flylux tlpuJ, tAxas, lumber; Mrnf.
sau,. Msnefaan;e' la,ntst f,an: Msnst.a.
tarrfrr. uskteon nn,'r:r; le*r- rp, Err ansha IRON
"re. tonteN. Mn'krYnn. !unlhTr: agnes L.. i"tter.
~ ;.srt--:-t,h! i: J. sk!Hmort, rentwstrs 70
rte Z ". h"H hn rorn 70 tons hay mi 1undr,.s;
Gtr.. EIcn Whtc LAKE. ~, hu eoFr,. l.4tF bu oata
9f cnrn ataD b.. osta. =. TONS hay. and Euntftcs:
Meaekaunre. Mrnck kannrr IS hi, bet Ind u; iii
aptirs: sch5 Tt+h1lk', l.nnso. Inn bn corn: prop
dream ~. Ea4rrinrs 49, iii hn whrAti sChr l}fagc
wAef; Buffalo 4sUn hi cnrn. srhr u, +. nohtin<
naso %o y ,in @ II; XoT:na a. fix: n1.,9 .,9
ba wh;s.; s.s sinf!ass Msn,see q b. at:;
ttF. nn1sio 1tf1 hu wheat, t7a9 hrIs Hour. Last
hsEs max seed as Lays xfaa> serd h1d rndfltA: prop
[trk and satlttea: .ehr ny ., wod SturRcen
arlf Evrntnx 4tar, Sturgeon Eny. l. hr1 u Ton
tntf cGAts ktnr Nu.ktvn. MuskeRpn AZ lTt1 su9Ar ~
hftp pVrx. and punlfje&.
, 1877-11-02

DrrrALo, Nov. 1.-Cos1 ffeights ftm 1t TIC per
ton for coal 10 Chicago; vessels asking 3l.0O.
Cbariers-schr Z. Il. Williams, salt to Toledo
On private tesu,s; prop James Dasidton4 coal 70
Chicago On private terms; sehss Ellen spsy, Cau-
den, and Michigan, coal to Chicago at s.c. Tbs
L. c. Woodruff goes ~ Cleveland for otderH. Tho
Prop Cossnofaut and conAokt Wells 20 to Ere for
coal ~ Chicago Al S0c.
Clearances-props y. ". Powers, Ru.sis. and
Ctr Of Duluth, !, 100 bEa salt: Davidson. i. hJO
II. c. schnnor. Alpena to Duluth: F. Keller,
Green Lay; .shfa y, L: Warner. Green l!as; uar-
tett Queen. Erie; q. Murray. II. e. Richards, n.
l..0o tons coal, Chicago: lluron, Fairpost; i.
Ford, AthtabuIa bargca Wyaudotie, Rocket, and
llAelup, Bay Clly,
, 1877-11-02

IN EXPLANATION 1EEQUlNED.
4 st,cxtul of the Dotso!t Free l'rxsst space was
used Wednesday, 10 inform THE TI1nusk that In
Its Issue Of Tne.day it tAd nado LluadcE In stat
waa badly injured, when II should hayn been The
ltmr Northwest instead. The Fres lress man said
TAE TRlnrkE wuud have avoided lha ctrur n It
hGl C0hsulted ,rHehlaJ issue Ut that sheet. VIII
the Ere t'r<ss man bt kind enough to explain
how biz Tlcsduy's issnG could has been s'con.
suscl In chicago the lay preytou4!
, 1877-11-02

The Detroit FFts Prtss' marine man attempted
10 ''show up" Capt George Clark, Of the schr
Erastua cusninK, In Wednesdays itsnu Of tha,
paper. In report headed IA Had BIundes." So
far ~ the F'rts fr<s was eoncerncd the caption
WAS good one: telegram to Tnk TH,ncsE rave
Ile biundcr." ~ the frtt fffss uali termed il.
snd hhowed that the statement WAS n,slc out uf
whole CLOTH by sono Of tho beirut tug bultduzerB,
who use the marine scrnblcr Of that bhctt rs q
cate-paW when It salts thrlr convenience. THH
THfnrAE. fortunately. wss not icd Entn the pub.
liC4tlon Of the Free ftress' ~ bsd blunleF."
, 1877-11-02
ATI UsEH1E NTS.
M'CURNI[CK HALL.
ONE WEEK. commencing MONDAY EVENING.
Nov. S, f177.

TtGE
Swedish lady Vocal Quartet ffo fho RorAl Conservs.
tety nf Mnstr. atockholn There artisss artiyed T.
public bars unt'cd Il d:elssae ihe sinFias ot tne
tNEl1l%tI LADY
!nE:" M. Amsnda Carbon, suprano; Miaa InRehora
Lnifren Mtt1O sapfAnpi Mta Bsrtha nrtaon. Con.
Halto; Mlm lnRA Ekstrun. Alto. The HneluA1ed
.fUEAIs QUARTET
sing f}tttnan Swedish, md English Eoues To1fAA
Marches. GaIops. and WAltxvs
AND -..
q each Of their Concerts the wot}d.fepowned Haf1
solo's teosssed ff:4t s,ps9;c for 'hese coneerts
viii appeAF. Frfcct-sUc, 75c and u. Beats rcAcffet
It Lyon 4 lIcsIJa lfusfc store. Concert es o'clock
EGfflAfeg m ~ "a oftIrtra IL u nh
, 1877-11-02

Sotctdi nstn,feh to Ire cAtnzJo Tribune.
MARoUnrrE, Mich. Nov. 1.-AHiycd-Prop
Vienna. schE Verona.
,C1cafea-rrop II. II. Tuttlo. schrs leorys II.
Ely and lillian Young.
Passed pown-l'Fui, Arctic.
Wind northwest. Wcathcr cloudy,
, 1877-11-02

BrrfAlo. .Sov.t.-Vessels passing Port colaorno
Lock for twcaty.fous houss eadlug At 9 o'cloex.
31st:
Eastward-rropa Lowell, Toledo 10 O1densburg;
Lawrence. Chfgsco 10 Ovdensburg; Acadia, Detroit
t. Montreal; schrs Muntana, Muskegou to king&-
ton; J. q. Msgrath .saAtapu!a to Hamilton; +. II.
Rostrs, Mllwaukes to Cape Alnernt. NtstwAtI-
sch's Enterprise. Whitby 10 DufAIo; schr II. q.
Clovei&ad. in port fur hnrh0r.
, 1877-11-02

Specfu Dtsnafrh 10 TAs Ehieuga tribune.
Ponr Ilrnox, Mich, Nov. 1.-1,own-Trops
Dadgcr State. Vanderbilt, City OF Fremont, c. J.
kcBhaw and eonsoFt, CotIlnbcrry and barres,
Clinton and barrcs. Hay City and basgcs. Cleveland
and consott; schrs 1Eic'astl Wins,ow, Mary Lyons,
lteanderr. Thomas rarspns. Sweetheart, II. +.
Aicrrick, i. 7. Atwatcr, Henry Folgcr.
Ep-fE0ns Monlana, scOts, md sChuy kill Tenn
pest and bareE, thsertIcruu mil cn.uTt schfs II.
li!sscIt. John U'Seti, Thotuas t;awh, uobokcn J.
u. Kitchen.
Wind Borth, fresh, Weather Ane,
, 1877-11-02

Ths following ~ess shs arrivals snd elesrauees
Tor the twenty foas hours ending II 10 o'clock AsI
af2hs:
A1k1y.Ls-stinTs Chicago. A4altoz zoe, tuadstcs;
Au.krxgn. AEatrEuH. a4a!slsA l'Tup& Ae.sshxcf.
Aeulua Aasus. suAdf dftes: 1aaes Fix j.. Buaaiu.
EtsAa1b4 M lsva eEa; 1!4!tr. fraud A1vstt snuaFes;
1 s ~ .satf,ts. Gso.s anSa
lu1,aeri ). T. BALDWIN. E-:suatA, ifou.oFe, J.I1I
, 1877-11-02

HARRISBURG, ra., Nov. 1.-The day express
east un the Philadelphia Il Eric Raiiroal camu
III COLLISION with frcIght-tran one mile east of
lidgcway this morning. The engineers and
fremen uf bath trains ayl one brakeman we're
killed, and another brakeman falalIy Injured.
seyerul passengers ~crc injured; nouo scri-
pusly.
, 1877-11-02
Official Summary Of the Vote Of
Ohio at the October
Election.
A Careful and Complete Compilation Of
Figures and Facts.
Chronological Record Of Events
During the Year 1877.
gansible Position Of Collector Simmons with
Reference TO His Oivil-Seryica
Obligations.
OHIO.

ColuMnus, O., Nov. 1.-The official abstract
AZ tie votes cast At the late election for Slate
o1ccrs was completed to-day at the Office ot The
Secretary of State. Tie total number OF votes
for tioycrnor was 55l5. .0GQ, which IL falling of
f,onl the total vote for Secretary Of State in
1876 Of 75,a1a, anil from tho vote for President
IN 1870 Of 1G1,5s9. Following ts the vote Of the
various officers, with The plurality Of tho
successful candidates The suyeral tickets being
ei,cn in orler, as follows: Democratic, Re-
pubItcan, Wosk'ngrncn, I'rohbt!onlst, and
t,rccnback and 5yorkiugmen's fusion ticket:
, 1877-11-02

Bnspokr"nE, Nov. 1.-ATr.ved-pror Welcome,
Hear5. 900 bu sye; asoFvis, Henry, 0, 500 hu
rye; prop Mon.Auk, Luckport, 0, 7UO bu ostg.
Clealcl-T. HyhuEn. uttuwa, lOu. D.1J It lumber: &:
HFll,iauh Ottawa, 7I3a7 Il lumber, 100, VQJ
ehlpCtca,
, 1877-11-02

Happy ttainxs fot nervous suderess, and those
who h&Ys been doscd, dragged, and auacksd.
Pu!teEuaaeher's Electric Bells sGretualy eura
pfesa&tufe debility, weakness. anu decay. Bpak
aud Journal. With Information woFth thousauas,
mailed frse- A4dfess PulveFlaaehsr Ga!ranic Co,
Cincinnati @,
, 1877-11-02
MILWAUKEE.

Sp<ttaf hseHsteA u IAe thicaea tribune.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. l.-Vsnels ask &c 10 Ruf1a1o,
shipper offering 3hQ. CAarter. scar John Wss.
ley u, 600 hu wheat to Qsucnsbur: u bhc,
, 1877-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.


spsctat Nx1,asct n The t1f~a9o Tribune.
WHEA1oy, H., Nov. 1.-The Peoples Con-
Tclli,on which met at the Courthouse to-day,
nominated Capt. j. J. Cole for County Judge,
l.. c. Stovcr for Treasurer, Milton Ellsworth
for Comfy Clerk, and Dr.. Hagganl for Super
'ntendcnt Of Schools Messrs. Hughes, Cody,
aud Orrutt from Sapervi1!e, Goodrich from
Lfslc. Patrick aud Stevens from nloomln2da!e,
Brown anu Ffenrh from Warrenvll1c, Copper
from Prospect Park, Col. Arion from Wheaton,
Barr from Downer's Grove, aud str,lckman
from Elnlhurst were among the prominent gen
tctEcn whit took part IN The Convention. Ths
utmost harmony prevailed throughout, anil tho
ticket Will be elected b. sweeping 1uaioSty.
TAc Hun. ". Kirk Patrick was Chairman OF
the Convention.
7ns TABLES ruasKp.
Specfat fHtpGfch 10 Ths LAfcuJo Tribsne.
New foAk, Nov. 1.-Al) tho appointments By
the Mayor Of brooklyn, who ~ a Republican.
xcre confirmed tonight by a vote Of Is to II.
Tho Duartl VI Aldermen Ia . tie. The action TO-
night Is regarded ~ giving hings County, which
gavu 20,GIV majority for 1ilden, to tue kcpub-
]leans. These appoiusmcnts hare been IN aAcy::
ancc for weeks The usual stories ure afoat Ut
bribery,
, 1877-11-02

M EETEKIltI91SU HAIEH.
striking exhibition Q! newspaper enterprise II
made by tho Cleveland Ls15tf iu it, Issue Of
"Wednesday last. II copics frou, a Detroit e1.
Cleveland on tho sttuf SoTthwett ~ long agp ~
last Saturday, aud gives the exchange credit Tor it.
, 1877-11-02
LAKE FllE1QltTS.

cHfcAon. Nov. 1.--The market waa quiet and
6fn,er. 4 few charters were made IT &c for wheat
and 3hc for corn to Buffalo. sUme carriers we're
auktng &c for corn, Tho demand WA not large,
but proaatly few more vessels could hare been
placed at the sbu.e rates. Some Of the owners
have given ordcrs to lay up their schoonets unc.s
they arc oncfed remarkably good freight. Eoom
was reported ycrtestAy for -. OOu In wheat,
y, 900 bu corn, nnh I'd. 00tl bn estr. charters to
3tsc; lack Chandler, t,ats on privtie terms. Tbs
achr Tay1or+ cnrn Prescott snd the T. t. Street,
torn to ColiinawtOt. buth On prisste terms. The
fA1u II 4c-
sehf Starlight Was taken for cargo Of dry lum-
beF from nskcYon to Chicago, AZ II: 1cH dock
" dock. The @chr Cuba gets 81. III for = casxo
ffum the same mort.
The bsrk rarsna was chartered At 81. IS for lum-
her feotM CheboygAn 10 this pert
, 1877-11-02
rut into a linen bag. laid before lie altar In the
village church, and after re, Giving the blessing
of the priest, arc finally buried fur gupl.
MARIN j. n NE1VS.



4 dIfpatch dated 3!th nit. says: "The ecow
Eas.y Jess, from I,ronte for Port Dslhou,Ie, load
ed With iuu,ke' ard timber, went ashosc In Ginr.
llnxton EaJ near tho canal The Flying Dutch
man Is drasging anchor, and Il In dangerous pro1-
Unity to shore.'
The sehs Enadilla Wa damaged forward by the
barge Concord. which ran Into her while Bhc was
aground. couple Of days ago, in st. Clair Flsts.
She WAS subsequently re1eAsed and toxed to De-
tfoit for Fepaisa.
The railroad ferry boat Great western barketi
Into the scbr Iiarte? BsrseIl nj WinAor Weines
day and damaged her ptAfs,oaed quarter.
The tchF GrznthAm arrived ut Detroit HedHss-
day leaking. her repsira at tort lturof, having
filled TO stop The leak. She VIA Esatn tockcd fur
examination and repair.
The kiinr i'talric state tank 1t her dock Al Port
Huron Sunday. She has been laid up for long
time.
u IL quite probable that tho brig t',ty of TAwns
will not lsc released from The beach Ut ". JoMph.
4 fteatn. patnf, h&l heca sent fur her relief.
Tho har4c John Marks went Bthuea at SIanlsiee
Wednesday. She attempted to run int0 hosbor,
and missed the nser. i tag pulled her nff.
The sea1 1,etuurIrca il ashore AZ Holland. Sho
stfuck the pier aud knocked a hole in her bow be-
fore RUing on the beach.
The schf Pratt. cuaI taden for Detroit, waa fe.
Iotted sgronnd tn Detroit lirer Wednesday,.
, 1877-11-02

fall RbA liar
he ,"tr peo 81 ess H. s.1c H., rc,r ras: T,dcn
III iu,s: ttsyr.' 1fj. III. f,ooner. III: Smith
Democratic o7' ss'; ~ !,spun1'san Ssnk. S+'a'o.
sc,.n,b esei!"F T. Frd TO- "
Chststian uocN. RepubiIean, l. 4:W; scattering
srsf'e sep M s
''tssa~isas,:; "a. T. .,s s..s...s >, 49,"
es.lsiure, the % ssn.or. 10 1ats .aees.:or
tonst ~ aistr'rts ronna1 osnrs ote Somtna
t!on.: % - "'''''~N'' ~''"'' ''A''''' '|S' 'S''A"
John Churchill. Allen Z: rcacn. John C. Churchill.
r.v.pf,dr,o,on &. tS1nntfmi;eF' n1aF' r n rn.o.t
- '''' 1''''s'o'' + Tressnpsr. psSt f. o'e''''
Htts,rney :Grneral.
O. rrsmsln. 4: sci'osnn,skeS: q. Tsrms,n.
1IoTasS sas,sm1 sn91s H. sey!.as IT, s:set. xesm9nr T.
'''''"' scrrstary II ssste, ~
Henry iiaRacr. Jo!'nJ. .Ianio. John J. JUNO
O. T. Talbot oe1rsr Aiair. F. T. o'oo'I
T. ". n,o.vrro, " sWnGH5sr. WsHttr,.n ,tultus E.+n.
q. II. Gleason. WIN. y. JsIaess 'Eln,oro shsrpe.
:. Engineer md Surveyor;
H. 2 M,st, ain, au,toe 9eae snt ,cI. Il seyna rmn.'ca
s aesns The other % tas Ticket s.s
Milnam gsyi;; Attoine1 General, wa:tsn :: :;
sn no 'c wh hs 10 oaaa
" W 1outnGln pnnIf. hau e4pscssss ~ ~ uW.a.uh @
ttm III, 18TH. H. tr1Iii1x sni ;".tfr.
toH w. IGs4it IN pc"ec ssa"9n'J. a"' 1tTtI 1t,s
a. ;o M rslor nn lr,.,ts,snco
WIZ political fttits Or actUns' nu e1cias,on Q!
panme esan,a .es .es .nh.ss snd
az hs e0 tmarsss 1f stform T. abal =, ioay and
,,t1s nnw .sntiop ~ ri.,5 sa.ytrc rsinrM
S 4rearcs sdS t5sl MI age. M rns wiekeS,, nd hoy
Iuntea , ,ntt;nn ~ e se;t.s *. p,ns,asnt:s
,,ni;r. .ntt,.a ~ thn snnts., ~ Iii gm
easzsas teatisms inc platform Oh A"'4' ana op'
f. ents ~ ths s,,tr 1s.. var wss. For p,cs,.
dcnt rrfiic ESt iii. I'll Tf.r". IIi oti7. smith.
IT. s1n III f;.shi;c.n 1s III:
rrohthit."niat III: f;yso,hsrr iii
...o, s...,. ,..:,~. we: u...,,,,,n .,....
ri s"nntc. ;r riscs n shn.tna,,. Trnnbiran.
~ n I tnr,nn' isI,c,nma.i Anr III Wn,king
MIN ftnnm,iMs, To- ft.c wit,. ITeeubaek paTi1.
scnf. - - 's'~ '" <''
nsert ana .'noen'tc :" s ,ichc snc.
ss,' ySts for t.n n.s ZIP
meea SHuss IN f 1ion trImen.
s.i|. %oI*,nsmen; ls as; ThsnS:sn, p5Sh,1I:
etatic In bnl', b Lrsneesa a The saIc cice[on
% Constitntjonsl amendment for q free banking taw
wsa bestso, md one rcorxanls,ng tho judiciary
ratified PENNSYLVANIA.
convsntons-l'spahl'e.a, Sept; 2; pemoe;s.ie,
"a: as t,froabask. % seps. 10. ''''~'''' IVY"
9 o e st Xssl M ssf' ss s,sas ,sass of ana ss a
<'a'sa". sos4s ";ssss;ts sss;sss Court, H't*t"e"'".
'""'> fHIliar
, 1877-11-02

For Tue FFCt BaRIsInE net H1,23l Votc8 Wcr0
cast for a,ul al4,5i5 against. Majority against,
~.
The judicial constitutional amendment re-
cc,yct 5E,6N, affirmative votes and a'S, ,i78 in the
Aegatiyc. Majority against tic amendment,
.i3,Js1.
, 1877-11-02

nESEflT Triumphant suecess Of Rtee's
OF MISS YESlE1 ExiF1vAR4n9A Combination.
TjGSitiiira EVANGELIN
EFANuKL1iEH Mts9 ELIZA WEATuEtsBy.
" " t"5 nSssom M And al The FAsoslsca Ii tic Gait.
ronduct tba Or. Nav Local Hin and Nnw Music.
chestf4. Every night ats. SiAsinee Wednesday
and SATURDAY. Matinee Saturday At ~kvATaELfkE.
Monday. NOV. 5-Second apd last week of ftccs Ex-
tF3t EUfnnast The peH Musical
" l. PE TIT EJttlHAtH" " =
, 1877-11-02
place, anil Legislature elected to thooHe Senator
In plRcc bf DtnnIa. Democrat Nomination.:
{ftrmti5eH1-ts r. Porter.

place. and Legislature elected to choo'e Senator
In pfRcc of l}tnnla. Democrat Nomination.:
HtrMbi1rH1-ts. T.. Porter.
Uvnsn<ratr-T.J J. krAtnR.
The Republican platform indnrrcs thn President
md his policy. which carries out the national
platform nf 1b7a. and the explicit pledges Of hIA
1efer Of accrptancc oPposes thc Tcprnl Of the tse
gumptton act: drnnunGeA Democratic efforts to
inpnRn the rFcsidenta ttls; deureea.es the resort
0f any claes to mt,es 1T viulencu to tnEmeeyo Us
demands. ana By Implication approves of ! pra-
tcctsc policy. an1 declares far the regulation of
Ill Rfcst works of internal improvement 90 a. 10
prevent nnjnst discrimination.
The Democratic platform rcafffrms tho st. 1.onfa
platform OF 1h7H, approves of the economy Of tho
FbEty-fonfth EDnXfere, supports tho PreRfdant's
Southern policy, demands i revision Of tha tartG
laws. opposes subsidies. condemns tho labor
tf7ubfea willie cxnneratlnR true workingmcn Of
sny patt!eInation lhelelu. The voto Of ths state
NJ. 710i 11ayre. 4. .NSO. scattcrink H. For tiov.
efnnr In 187o)-uemocsat, u, AT; Republican,
kAFHAcNCeETTs.
:, Jan. 10.-oeorgc F. lloar, Republican, clcetcd
Senator.
Consenticns -1serub1icnn. Sept. IN; Democratic,
Sept 1J: 1nllcnendcnt tirccnback, Sept. Il: Pro-
hloition, p, Sept ~; Female Suffrage. Oct o; Work.
Noy. Estate election for Governor, etc., aad
, 1877-11-02

Mail znd E1psesa. Ottawa and -
st!eat9r .:.............,..* 7:13 =, m. . 7:45pu
IsOckt Fd u UhuQue, ASlo1x CITY s100 = sis M
racine E4hfrM toF Omaha. sip:30 r. N. y sDpM
nabd1ne i Sfoaa Cit E1prr.: s:sj = u. IT, s;s, sm
1Hc1nc Night pr foE{tusGhh tlO:0Q D. d, eA3 n
kAn&s4 Etty, Atehis0n, 6L joe- -
and TeI4s E1pftA4 ..,s,,.... 1000 D. IN. I ass H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-24
EOOTLTGHr FL.fSHES.

smikc will be played another week a, the
Grand ulcra House,
f.; sRG ots, pr2gramms Of worthy music is Of
Mr. Dorsey Osdrn closed very successful en-
ra-cm'nt at iiie Bowey racatfc On saturday night
The SPIRIT ~ tie Times saws the performances
nice.
There is now some probability that Miss
naum'n and Henry Irving VA bctl, 'isit I'M country
Glmoro's Garden now has rarnuotto. This
aegpm ',.. Moe who VISA to aNoii u'e pfOnenaicrs
r Nef The hFnsn r.poris INT os M Is noi in
asuu " icrs new play in ihaiclphiA
suo tn 10 may be seen at Niblos Garden. As
animated show ,ii. urcle.. curious ana novel
Ms- Sophie worrell, who has been in retire.
T. ani".ine. IA de tNh Avenue Theatre GA Monday
WIVES has been withdrawn from the stage
.fa'i' \-r. WHICH j." play oil much me r and "hieH
Mr. Jerome HOPKINS is n, work upon a second
~ Mii. iroishi' T.. .i,.Win rmsani i", ,.S,.n NJ
Ctfl Rosa ha,ius wniun To- "a, conn o.cr about il
Miss ADELAIDE Nelson sailed for Europe on
Ihu,-lny pufius h0r ,eA>on ~ tis country IA, "a.
almost continuously twiin,eT,. i her man, al
ns,r. Go Know that she returns h,r, an tlc iail
Il, Tony r,stor's lyely show On Broadway qaieis
models constitute the ous show ct the Kind ia America
rfaai a, Ia, Pastor : dslsn,. The people Who Do
not 20 there.
on Saturday nTht at the ,hen,eht q Mr. Sat
ninN az ,mnron- w J0hn EHmgmi: Lawrence
oven Nariawe "E,an.oe Continue 10 b. thc moi
30 uar Asiiis ihc most cheerful of entertainments
Among the artists who hnvc volunteered their
Ia.a'r n'Ni W,.lue 'ay pro jD'nr R40nrnl. lsu,,
..u u n fnf.,l'c' Kn,e ,.s>,ra. Aa-a.is l. b. d. d..
N. - "
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thcIr snlls to the noIsIest crowds. Jnst NOW Il


their sails to the noisiest crowds. Just now II
is straining every nerve after the actual.
But az heaven liz reflected in puddle no less
than in the purest mountain s,rcnms some
truth ia always scoopcd up out Of the Par sian
streets along with the rubbish 1t might be-
easier to look up into the cmpyrean when we
want to sec the ether than to senr Ii for il in the
gutter. And vct-lfe lies ut our feet, much of il
bcdragglcd. Perhaps We ought to honor the
drama If only that it is the sole power that can
disinfc.t rags and misery. and. pla. the
aureolc of romance on Povcrtys head. bid us
contemplate her with pity.
The trouble with the people ia that ,hcy have
been tnuyht Ia look in fine thrntr. NOT for IN,
ideal man. but the dcnl motor. When Nontopue
blushcd. and found it fame. they thought they
had got him. Not long after every tunnenv
Wnklcmann claimed Kirnold ns tho incnrnn-
ton Of Greek statuary. seeing that he hal dis
pcnscd with all human emotion. and had gone
into the lusinass Of irradintinv n sort ~ 1,,n.
cral delight that it was very hard to particular
izc without Interviewing his cos;umer. I bo-
love Mr.. Barrett was the Apollo for an hundred
nights. and even John Mccullough stood on his
toes with the same pedestal under him.
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COTTON CROP PROSPECTS.
had Weather In Several states. aud Gut
worm. In Florida.

Tho uNou, O,loon,c ,,,..,, .,,,i.,i..l -,
NV No" O'iV'i7 No,'"'i NT'OI7tical 'oil-
mittec' have Just issued their report for the
-. rn Wv ~ ~ ~" "''
rpsp."ts OF inc current y'ur scrop. Inc ia'ts
the lat,rs Of corresn,p1.r,s r,si1,n4 in mo
'.7 ',. '' !" w
ptlh'lpa cotton-growlhs stat =, ana intimately
acqulintci with the conlitio of the crop in
,b,,,, ,i,.,' t.,,oii,i
I'M i''I' '''' '"'"'trs'
The report pms with an account OF the crop
in Louisiana The weather there has been. in
.,,,,,i 80, ,,,s.,l A.. ti.... H.. -.
-" ''i, "'''N '"''''''' NUN ""ii"| N'' S'i"'
period last year, though from some counties
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SAFETY or rs.


Stcambouts.
WASHINGTON. June 1s.-A letter was to-day
addressed hy the Treasury Department 10 the
Supervising lnspc tor 81 Steamboats, Of the
Second District OF New York with regard to cN-
curson steamers a request having been made
for standard 10y which TO regulate the number
ofpassengers The department says that section
- wisely leaves TO ca n inspector the response
hiity Of limiting the number Of passengers for
each steamer and in assuming it he sim
PLY complies with the statute under which the
hull inspector * appoint ID. which requires that
ne shall h' fully competent To make an estimate
Of the strength, s"aworthness. and other uunli-
ties of IN" hull- OF steam vessels AMI their
equipment deemed essential to the safety OF life
in navigation.
The department has no authority to relieve
lnsp". tors from statutory obligations or 10 make
ru. es Tor their guidance that being u matter
primarily dcv"lving upon The Il lnrd NJ Super
Ni-iu. lusp" tors. subject However, to the up-
lrnNal Of the department. l,ule ~ having re-
rr.Nr such apprl val. has the force of law and
ia" department VIII cNa from inspectors a
street iI-iiiv t. tn" trur intent and meaning Of
q t rule and the statute on which il is founded.
me duty u 'noined upon inspectors OF the no.
r's- y cot frequent visits t. excursion steamers
in order To- have personal knowledge II she fact
that ih" 'Iu pnrnis are kept VI to the original
requirements. and that the hull am boilers are
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