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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-14
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self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH r.
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NOTICE
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k2CO.. So Nassau ST. N. u
oct 27-i UT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-02
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIps.

NArIoSsAL IIszI FOX Ios6 SSs. = AND 81
ouIESsrSwx sss ifys ifas : = A.
aud siserass passass and sra. rom FL upward
''''' very %" rates 1n' Ss y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LIS Sc BETwnEN NEW YORK. SOUTH
oompans n,e loo, Of sss sssM NJ oSos.n
M Mf.S ssry June ls
u New Yo't 10 soaiasn,ptoa I Hsyrs
Or Seoin 500. gold second Cabin $780,
Prepaid $50 currency
80 ss'' p'' 6EIs fffCi : CO.. Bowling or..n
ANCHOR k kEM UNITED y,iI STATES NAIL srEAMERa
CABIN sk Il, DfsS
ELysIA.. June o af. N IGTofiA !. June %. r. NJ
e,,,c Cabin SO 20 *7o: stserags. s.s
Tor any a. as rates.
Io s ss'A sS%ss S ss,
IL for Piymouth, Cnsrnoarg and Hamburg.
fSsxao JUNE fEPpEs =
sd1s ., .d # ss. n as
KyNnAIDr i CO.. G. B. RICHARD + SoAs.
' 81 sro sSda N.Y. General af'siSasSs wsy
WILSON LINE--FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL
isos rom pie. IN sHA Y flEi " 10
rirs. cabin currency. second cabin SIS currency
10 m po terms p ry0s as fS ps
ticnlars TO CHARLES L. WRIGHT co So South 81
TTSirED STATES PASSPORTS PROCURED ny
eralnent Agent. 800 Broadway.
COAsTWlsE STEAMSHIPS.
Up future all advertisements presented tor publications
otter eight O'Clock 2. A. cA be charged double rates
DACIFIC NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
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CLOTHING. - .Ma.f
IN al advertisements presnted pssscfss~ aer
eight oeock Y. ~ wia be charged double rules.
-rr - -
AT HAkRls. .274 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 32D
snd $50 Bfosdwsy prices paid for on Ciothing
At ANHALrs, ITS TrH Av NEAR 2oTh sT.--TIIE
Avery highest utmost will be paid for CASTOR
. Clsthing Jsvehy Carpets Ae, by NJ. or MA AkHALr
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CCSDAy TRAINS VIA NEW JERsRY AND xEW
yYork Railway TO Carlsbad. Iae.ensaek Nsasss sDrng
yord via Pavonia Ferry at As A. ~ Returning leave
hRyerstrxw - . As r NJ Arrive In New York PIP. n.
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CUNDAY BOATS FOR ASTORIA, uARLEx NOR.
pnsania susers East kvsr psrk and Hsh Bridgs.
On and alter April 10 stexners Harlem Norrksans aud
Shady Side leave Fulton Market slip s 10. II NJ IL,
Leave Morr,snis 80 $50 II A. NJ; i2.i5 AS.
2,sS 4s $500 80 pm. landing ~ urand and iietn
ST. each way, conpsoting with Peter rary Tor
High BRIDGE 40 and r. n. soip MsrSlsania lHsd
I'D IT,, East River
Pare Is ccnts G. H. LDxasTREkT
tNfN Ns4 uperntendent.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN

and return This charming trip will embrace deli ghttu
sail ON SCUM aod splendid view 0f the shores
CONNECTICUT and LONG ISLAND.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
fwEhs SHw FUR kso hAvh
sail from pier a North River, Morton every
.vILLE BIZ PARIS Durand. Wednesday Juno o IP. "
hABKADUk sangier......W cdnesdsy. Tune IL \ n.
AMERIQUE. Pouxolz. Saturday June 10. +. NJ.
PRICE u passage, N ycld anslua,ng wInel 4.
10 Hayye-Frst Cabin. 500; Second Cabin SGD; Third
stcerage, s26 including wine. bedding aud utensils
Frst Cabin $40 to 800 sccording acconm alton;
second Cabin. S6 Third Cabin, x35 stesrage, S27. in
Return tickets very reduced rates. available through
England and France.
passage sSs :s 81 YSY AGENT So Broadway
CuNARD LINE-R AND 4, r. M s. 8. co.
With a view to dninish the chances Of collision tho
ofth line take specific course for all Of
On the passage from Queenstown New York
Boston crossing the meridian Of 80 - latitude moth
the homeward passage crossing tho meridian Of so At
INV ySs Il 70 IffyEsFost AID QUEENSTOWN
sd9fIx We'd june IS AHaERA Wed june y
Steamers marked @ do not carry steerage psssengsrs
comma dation Return tckc,s on favorable terms.
Storage tickets to and from s parts Of Europe a. very
Freight and passage Office No. 4 Bowling Green.
Gil RLEs o. FRANCKLyN. Agent
M2SSpi sELaf I'M TAE HHiSR. swIfzERLhSb.
&C. &c, VIA ROTTERDAM
steamer SIhVLrEN......'.'., ;June
Those beautiful steamsrs carving uniiod states
Trips rciuar. rates low comfort and living perfect
puJNcii EDyE 4 co. ro' LW MORRIS.
~ morris European kxpr sss)
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-09-29

One dav ns wandered. heard a complaining,
And saw poor woman. the p cture Of gloomi
She glarei at the mud on her doorstep tpwas
rainingl.
And this was her wall as she welded the
broom;
"oA life is toll. and love is o trouble,
Aud beauty will fade and riches will tlee
And pleasures they dwindle, and prices they
double,
And nothing is what could wish it to be.
There's too much OF worriment Roes to o
bonnet
There's too much ironing goes to a shirts
There's no hing tnat pays for the time you
waste on it,
Thers nothing that lasts but trouble and
DIRT.
I'm March 1t Il mud It's slush in December
The midsummer breezes are loaded with
dust
In fail the leaves IN mugRy september
The wallpaper rots, and the candles ticks
rust
"There are wo'ms in the cherries, ana slugs in
the roses.
Aud ant, in the sugar aud mice in the pies;
The rubbish of spiders no mortal supDoses,
And rHvagiug rosches ana damaglnG flies.
It's sweeping at six and busting at seveui
Its victuas at eight and dishes at nine;
It's potting aud cannIng from ten to eiev,n.
We scarce break our fast ere we plan how to
dine.
with grease and with CRIME. from corner to
centre,
Forever al war and forever alert,
No res for day, lest the enemy enter
spend my whole life in o struggle with dirt.
Last niSht, In my dreams, I was stationed
forever.
On q bare little isle IN the midst Of the sea
My one chance OF life was ceaseiess endeavor
TO sweep of the wavcs ere they swept over
me:
' Alas, twas no dream! Again behold it,
1 yield-I an helpless nv fsie to avert I"
She rolled down her sIeeves, her apron she
folded.
Then laid down and died and was buried-in
diTtl
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0oNokvDHp q RoYRTa PAeL,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-09-29
Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA. RAILROAD.
pHILA. q READING RAILROAD
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
AUGUST 2HD. 1877.
Trains leave ALLENTOWS as tolloTs;-
WA PERKIoNEN BBANCu.l
For Philadelphia, ut G.5v, lI.oj. a.n., 'Sl5 anu
AS5 y. IN.
For Philadelphia at 325 0. in.
WA EAsr PENNA pRANcHl ON an
For Residing, ESQ $50, s.5b a m., l2lo' EiV' f'oO
For HarfisDnrg. $50. s.55 a. M. 12l5, so pm
For Lancaster and Columbia, 05O am anu t''V
D IN.
Sboes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS.
For Reading 2.sO am. and 9.05p pm.
For HarriAburg, rs D. N.
Trains FOR ALLIE leave as louoWS
WA PERKIoAEN BRAECHl
Leave Philadelphia, 7SO u. m., LOO, NI9o dno Ola
y. IN. - -
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philqdeiphis, so u. IN.
WA EAST PENNA. BRANCH
Leave ResoinR 741. AS, 1875 m' 400 olo shu
Leave Harrisburg, SEQ 7 80 g. No., and h4o. s9o
Leave Lancaster, 7.sO a. m. and s.25 p. m.
Leave Columbia. 40 Q; m aud BIS p M
Leave Reading. 7.35 am.
Leave Harrisburg, SO am.
Trains marked thus ~ run TO ana from uepntl
9TH aud Green Streets Pnllaaelpnll' olueE
trains to d from Broad street depot.
The $50 u. III aud h.55 D. IN. trains from Allen
town. and the 7.S0 q. m. and ais p. NJ. tralns
from Philndephla, have through cars 10 anu
J.R wooTTEN.
GeherGt Manager.
&C HANCOCK, Cent Ticket Agent.
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Root and shoe Makers.
Clinton Bretney, in Lsudns building, Bank street.
AUordsrs promptly flieo--,cork t0drrdnted.
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CARDS.

Furniture Warehouse.
V. Schwartz, Bank street, dealer in alt kinds OF
Furniture. Co6ins made TO order.
, 1877-07-28
dangrtons in nnr7rs Several others slightly wonnd.
e nv clut4 wrre alao ottrnticA IN.
AnnthcE drug store m Archer nyrnnc wnA thr ro+
ccptacc fur number Of wnnt1lft1 men and hNys
ACROSS TIL; RIVER.


thcrr was comparative quiet daring Tho day. The
river district was almost entirely ciertcd by nl-
contcnta and bus}nrs. was rrocecd!ng as usual.
Thn most Of thpsc who Ind been driven
frou, their wntk In The tanncr1c1 on
Gooar Island bad rcrumed work. and In Tho other
cttnbist,r,cuts thc 1,4nal number Of men wcrc at
work. There was scarcely ihc temb1ancc Of q mob
In any dircctInn, and It would have becn difficult 10
have foHnh pc,aun who would have acknowledged
that itcy hal ever carried clnb OF harrahcd 10
cheer a rahlc. Peace WIS supreme, and to havc
rairr'1 mob with The vigilance of the citizen
patlulmen. would hnve been hercn1ean sask. At
M tino vas demand made upou amy OF the police
stations fnr hnlp. and. further than this the srre.s
nrrc,t. were made nt thc Chfea:,, Avenue statlon
rhe t nn's nn. were for .> Keeping ..lo"ns men ,
in defiance Of tho Mayors bfocamailon. Among
those arrested were MHt K1mrf and Michael Hctt.
ter, No. ~ tInrk strrrt, md Herman Thce, Al.
Wilson. nnt! Au-n.t Innn.on, nll dnint batinrss
on Chicago hvr,lrr, ana Manrha Remnant. corner
OF Oak and l.arrabtc streets, who not unly wn4
found dcAln: ant II9uIil trath. hut also rcrfstca
thc utIcer whrn his htrrst WINS made. The arrest
cd rartiue wcrr tAkcn before .tusticD kaufMnnn.
AnE. +. The same 1udRc passed on The cases Of
twelve pertons he'll for rLOt, each Of whom WAS re-
quireu IL give similar bail Until Tuesday. The po.
l,ce feel confident lhat the trnIbc Inns cnach-
A rnmnr ru7tent In the evening that a meet
inE OF the fMilnrt had hcen held IN the Town Of
nSrecd upon. From the fact that the taiiorf arc
few m that locality, whatever may be the tttrosl-
ton OF the strikers Eesulta nfe anticipated WoF
thy Of being chronlcled.
, 1877-07-28

Onne would suppose tho vast suonut Of mall.
matter which has hecn brought into Chicago dutIng
the last week for alstEbution south anu West
would hayo caused blosk Al tho Po4t- ONCE.
Such. however, Ii not tho case. Everything ts.
cc!rcd haa been haudlcd promptly, aud the only
u.ails hsld aro few local lsttcrs detained on
account ot The complete stoppage Of &hs ". Louis
4 Alton Road. Much Illinois mail has been scnk
out railroads far poa.ible and thon carried
tu tss destinasion By Atasos. The Vt. Louls mall
gues via lIllnois Central. mud that for
haAsas b. ths Northwestern load II ther1
ID dcteui!ou one FoAd, thu unatkss goes by an
other, even thu ruutu Il !lttis vut ct The Way.
Thu p0staI service bus demonstrated IL stt3clcucy
In Ibis cneFKc1cJ.
The Michigan Central train brought IL aesen
tons " uatt !asb evening, making EsArly ons hun.
dtyl tonx III tAa lask taEss 4ays. 'rhszs Laa bten
but oua interruption vu thls toad; had It beou III
the sans position ii tho other EAsteta lines there
would ha,s tssn such an accumulation .oi
~ssks would Aayo usen seautlcd :, u
Y.t th!nya up ~ tiuu s.aln. Thus fur Luz Now
York mails tor Chicago have been only ewcAo
haue& behind. More roads vert Open ID 4ll d.
!sctlons Yesterday than slncs Tuosday. The Furt
wayas bsouyhs !u through EsAssin mali. tho
flst slpce Aoud4y; aua 10th the Afternoon aud
night trains welt ous On time. Tie
, 1877-07-28
4 TRIP FROM NEW YORK.
Mn. JpnH O. btfONrAtL

arrived in this city yesterday from New York. lie
LETT there At o'clock Wednesday evening, and ran
right through Without dlf!culty 10 Marysillc, tic
other sdo Of rttsbarg. There they worc compelled
10 takc rounlabout route OF slxty-elght miles,
which led them into tho dGput at Ailexllany, ACROSS
tho street from, tho Fort Wayne Depot. At this
statton they were nrst Informed that tho trails
wonId not bo permitted to 70 on. but finally. after
minutes. Fhcy did start, and ran a"i,g fos about
half 4 mile, when they cAle to III Office which
0ctspled by The train diflntchers and NJ Un.
1hcfg thpy wcre etupped again. Hero there wero
peobaby luo men lounYing, sbeut, who
spegch n fay?r of permitting tho train to 20 9n.
Al that tl1no tAey hui cIu!atinn III force allowing
pslc train day each way. md thu wc!tofn- bound
onc had vono OUT In tic morning: 10 they dis
cussed for sonio tinau tho question Of allowing
tho secUna trnln to pass. Tho hian who
nIalp thu EIccch finally asked for n
vote on the traln'a going on, f}lcru
wcE0 q fcw faint ayea ard u fsW fainter noes.
There weFe some nlen over 10 c,sa'I1cll who
Auothct sols was takoa, and thcru worc a few ayes
and no noes. .Thrsrupon tho train went on and
tan through without tfuu1e. striving here yesses-
day inotnlnR oa ttult. Al tha ttme that Mr.
Hhortall left Allegheny everything was perfectly
The str!kcrs had ru!cs OF their
own, and any QUO Of thclr :: number
was put tnto tho GuaEd-houas. They woF0 also
particular III allowing no trnlnps around. Tho
strikers manned tho train. putting on their own
engineer, drOtnan, nnl bfnkemcn, md ran thin3a
Just ~ smoothly and fully ~ pnilely ~ II they
had boeu in The employ of tho llailsOad Company.
, 1877-07-28

trrs down town. ahead Of the Second Regiment
which rame along Twelfth street fr,m HalAicd.
Tho seeond had 'ts colott md drum corps ont two
items which were lift mt By the Ftt*t when STARK
Ing time. hit nwIn7 10 shc ahridrnlcnt Of tho
dr,ntncr1 le... thr step wn. too Iucx Tor the &C.
c.Irton,c measured trend Of The mrn n tho ftrAt.
and they cnnA not keep u. .sftcs trying in vain
for time. they gave II upln despair and adopt
cd the rnnt rtcp Shortly aftcfwAnl thr First halt
Cd and tile Secund Regiment pafscd hr Ia ts front
OF the cnnmn, tho former organization coming to
4 '.prrsent arm" y "a the other rAsrca.
Tile line Of march war once more taken Hp, and
continued until The Expotitton Buildln1 was
reached. whcfo the First qnartcscd for tho night.
after rartak!nc of n hearty rHpper at the Grand
PacIhc. fnrnlshrd by the citizens III Chicago.
There srs sor,o thing- about tho lIsp0sit'on OF
ths- rc:in'eni. since tho caniraiKn coH'mehce, ~
III thIs regiment hard 10 txplhfn, hit the reasons
will probably 10 Developed. ns nlauy who arc In
tcrrsic In the command intend To Investigate tho
facts t0 tho vcry bottom.
, 1877-07-28
POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
IHH ASPECT uY AFYAln5

and things at Police Headquarters III the Cisy.ltall
was more quiet and cheerful yesterday A. comparrl
with ths fsw days luat preceding. There was still
= g5cat deai Of bussls aud confusion, crowds OF
,nen .nel!s and outside Of the building, messengers
unI ncnsa, ,ca Gyln; thick aud iast but tbs 4is Ut
"Wllas thAtl do uuw. Tor Coils 9aAu:" Wa
gouc. The puru vera left alone In tbs building.
order refgNed throughout Men wcra atxtlunrtl At
the tourHays wtcfr the Icgi0ns 0f whisky -soaktA
han.rts-uu were nut wanted, sud that class Ut
eltlken WA not us well represented ~ hereutuss,
At no ttno during lhr day Nas tho excitement hat
nli.lt be called ''nI.h." Al occasional alarm VI
Ere slYrllrd = guod many who were waiting for the
sounding uf tbs general alarm. tie signal for tho
turnout Of all The forces In the city, but that
alarm cid nv. eunc. The day @aa nut marked by
tho receipt OF Eun!1rA nulActuux and exaggerated
ss"sre wtns ~ bo stn lu from every direction. A
lt4r ulduo excitement was 0Icasauned by the dls-
tFltutlun among the baltec and suute specials Of
lot VI tAssc IND wicked" louIIu3 Cults tv-
volycss. II proved ~ L. uulf MI e1iT1 armInY of
1as nsn vho ~ess ssnt 10 u particularly uaciyllxed
spot-
outside Vt the building was the san,e long line OF
LeF.e3 " h!Ga sppatvntiy have neither .lrpt, caIen
nor drank slice t4c beEinntny Of thu trouble. and
the raLio u,eu rudu thsu lAt sal4r s4uad VI po-
lice ho tsase hardly h1a enough spurv time sat-
if} any vi naInrrs cravings fos lnJs aud nlshts III
sueee44pu wsIr po.tcl ubout cheerful untlet thri1
~tntx lpIY few VI thclu we're allowed within
'Aa hts 'srte1s soouIs. The rAanys IN the ap-
;tar -hs.. he otbte msy bs accounted foF by tbs
:tnus4!' A4suEs : ttA4quaftcE. " u4r!or NJ,
IT, Af.A4 = lo.sL IAittEf Ill Ais ndssuFs
LetuuA tle: tsrs, aIl there hls ltunor rcHI.lned
"a d.{ in e}".' eou1atu,sas- but4nx ths daJ hu
sEvka44 rAocLAAArloSs,
t.ttl tseA .ete to yretset pr
ss---. ~vss l.'s etl s.~A s.'l brta t.s stl1>as
, 1877-07-28
THE MILITIA,
THE bECOND HEllNESf

blvonnckcd Thursday night IN Twuisth street, tho
line resting at Maxwell street on the north aud tho
'uI =. '"' ~, '.*auss W Iho
south. Ihis po''t!on they held Until about
In tho morning order, wcrc received At tho Twelfth
At ,cct station to uctaiI iii tho nvstahl, rave,rv
tbcro ,lsx.tsd 70 ,rocood down Iial.tcd xtrcct to
oughiy, disporalng any moi that might bo eonYso-
s,so !" s x III: e,s, sssn., tas.
mou"ea msh uaast Cot' Annssomef'e Asta'
.nents and about thirty hofse under Col D'ly aa'
than. The lncIneut valhcrInvs laug scatterod IA
and wIis, A,s,tinu At t,.s T,sn.,t Ilonss' The
sdjseent streets wefo sned, md II thers lad heen
q, any tIus ,uob With evca tho smallc.t head, 1t
W.. .oon L,stntcrts,ed, shortly aftur lho danart.
als " sns troop u Doas. eonpan5' sap'. ts.I'
fofa; Companf' Sapt' Fatfsi; ana Coinpany.
th1 Second lteslnent, wets ordered under arms,
anu maicMsa aowh na,stea sttset ~ Ascses axo'
nus tant,x ~ ~ 1ne H.
hot.t'nsa lad nss IL ;e.nl. u bridgeport. thsy
rstneu hotsn ts 70 4. MS,n ~, ssest, .ne tarec eohl
s."w Il. Ssse ss ssss. Ia h,ss soats H. sas
airy axa!h moved or nt.,aseposs 81 ano inada tl9
IouHAs VI tne in@oS. ~. u.sg.: @ - Wy nppfoaea ot
marched noEth 9n llalsted strcct ~ fuuss, open
fsnsss "llh kuhe RhapsaeR fsst.
va. .enlesns I'D wsu Do ersdt t. an, MILL
tsEy orxsnizA.aon. They stepped ~ one man to
tho beat Ut ihe aons iSe,r ,i Tttchinx being ~
soasiny cheef.. which thsy stoel ~ natlnchinsly
a. sh9wsr of Conmun!st!s brickbsts " rain u
rsnalnr on Tue vsaducs until aeoat 9'e;pek, wheu
they were oruetea aot'h - bc Relieved. lho
atud u Twelfth. then uAst to Wabash
a'snua. and , thcaee ~ Quarters At thu Ex,
p0sltlu1 Nallulhx. un coming up !foIt
, 1877-07-28


akfoAi1A 'ook AaoFukH WALK
around town yesterday 10 see whether tho bassutss
Arms, who wcrs 10 rudcly Interrupted tho othor
.o"sns tsal's, .ls'es' anu scum "a general had
sna sn''ass ss a met
I,o. ~ -, ~. > cn,"a" -; w. " uau'pus
n'os. No'' ~ 1uo sotuts " van pa!eh Aha
Franklin streets, Here everything was Just ~ the
mob left it,-at stand.stlIt. This was not uwing
tn nny feafu. howeyrr. on tha rnrt NJ th. p,nnrIr
a.. 10, ,hov ,."n,I -, a.,.,.. "t',S.." ~ pSr
.'.s s"as 'he' "oa'u W aS",i saelaetea ~ 'nln''
dation " tho 1not' out 10 lhe lsci hut tic Eest
did not th1nk II advisable 10 fesu,na tcYnr.
Nnndnv mo,n nin, Anrhnd, ,ronct me-, :, .n,s
limo c,, .eo shs snoxs pouring sat Of ae ch,mney M @
". srxs safs au4 CLOTHES full 1t dust and shaving.
~ H. ront, ~; ~" fpn .nt nss lGat sontn
S,,'",snt H., Its, "Ita tu' ss9'Mst tIe Mpo
nj. mnn,c down INN" !' ,h"n so~a . y. sect
ru, ~ ~ 49,, "run .nca1 .nS % n.nes unT
si,.s, ,',, H.. ,,Inr. esu ~ eae!a wv ~
,la,. ~ ,vtt n.yn ~ ~, ~ te M ID.
tos ~ t Win 'n!a me aaAs; nttah9a 70 ny
WV M t,, ~" ~" t"pp'J " coWaS went
VII '"s''""k' mr., .rov,.x.o,,
~ H.! ta.s ask.1,n eo1t.nueu ~ LUX ~ m embargo
w.. 1ssn pistss FL " H.. ~ on INJURY
ii Iy @ ts aet aa a sa 'SSs ~ so.a ss!ns
& ~ stat tne outcome VI tisso conaultatintla had
~ sa, 4, !asse nsa haSe tstn Ketlinx s:a
J uaJ Maat tneJ COMPLAIN o. ls thtl th1 work only
ss DIV thcn in1 ~ c'efy yeaa shes avsrsKs R4y
ncy 'o'nk tns1 ought 70 gs at tcasl ~ average q
s"s.. o. tagJ uossaca 70 stttks Tor ". III
uays nnisa Moe.a Eltc thsM the 70.
aua,sa sTstsss ,H . a3r tne , snsiss ysar llavns
Sents " s tn.s sent.espn, tney ssnt coinmilsca
W tafs1 IN saT :" ~ % nen thursday AtaF'
noot' anu thlotMea ththl ot what WA iA thc wind.
@ s9ms of tho % dsalsfs IL ~ ihe material objected,
while some ceaie:s tnat ,'s MoEknsn do rot sel
cnoa4o "a49 sue tactt IVY. tos 1Lstanec, Asssts,
y; =. ne4kMan, notushNeeA = AGhne. AMI
, 1877-07-28
TI1E REGULARS.

WHAT TIEf DID YESTERDAY.
erha ,,,,tItarx c1a,,npt nf the wcct'a fusa hns
'"o ."t'"'J etoa,e"' VI .'I ,,,, 'S ~.
Grown 10 DC ono highly fekFfct"a anu lo"xea up 20
~ ono parry ana tho."ashis hatel; ae'psea' ana
feaTcdh ~ tho criminal elaascs. AZ htft "aco 'hs,e
tho crowd Of thieves openly reslcd them, be-
becan+o Of .hc,r feyuoas, and asserted that they
wnuid neat thcn, up'' on e,sht, nnt, mora
.rt ,,,r. NJ thcm i,orn~l In AMI tbe,n
~" - .,.t ~ ...s.s s..,,~ - ,ut,.,. -
nofc "th7*ee. "h'tH "uenea u"slt1 h"u quieNi' a.
Tho rear, ind about theif dtfty wassA han9 bc-
crnc.l l,e1tA full OF carttidges which wcto oeten.
ntousty long and openly rca from The susplctop OF
lnIno h,anxs' ria d,rty. low.hrowrd ruf'an,
Nsn"s ola"N' t"o un@'. Nv .'. '..n"n1 ,a','n|,
who have made up ths Chicago nobs looked
their mind About the number present, and con.
eluaea 'n.. t"as anoas t'"e fespee' sae aosesa.
committee TO sound tho men-a aoccns. looking
.on,n,,t,. ,r,.h tho .ir NJ II. ,xorb,,vmnr .tnvt
committee. Win tnc AT o. .he "osRas"an 1oo".
them. They passed through tho various posts OF
the command IN enFn, and met With uniform te-
ccption which mist hare delighted them. One Of
~ vtnth int.nt,x . IN vir,tn,,r ,.ns .rotrn
~ Nv =. ~ ga ~ h"fs mi ira s.rmmittsn hcrSn ~
t.hnn ~ aw W y ~ u .<ssnt ,.nrktr,,n,sn
hnma ..r.s II. az. ~" NJ, ;" al, hn :"i'xc hi
~ "u,p ,,,ns,v ~ ~ ~ a. rf.t ,'ra ~, !. '
TaHi mnn~ %@ ~ H. rthc, h,@Ts 80 s,. vo-l,,g
r,., ~, snnuosn ~ = NV S'"s' IVY NV
pes; oo' Az b.i,oxc ther.,. rr,, r,rt..,,.t In
nv whnic rnmnsn1: III az ~ i,sd IN WIKI h. forn
~ "nu'o %S'At'~G1 81 " " NV ~