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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24

The assignee of bankrupt firm in
Council Bluffs, wrote the other day
to a debtor living in Guthrie county,
requesting the payment of what he
was owing the estate, and in reply
received the following written on a
postal card:
GUTHRIE, Jan. 8, 1877.
Mr.. , DEAR SIR: Yours
is received. In answer I would say
that am out of business, out of
money, and out Of luck, in fact am
out Of everything except debt. am
financially busted, a total wreck,
haven't got dollar, nor don't expect
to have, although ! am as willing q
man as you ever saw. You had bet
ter charge my little bill up to profit
and loss-thc most of it to loss though.
Hoping these few lines will show
you my true condition, and find you
enjoying the same blessing, Iremain
your needy friend, -.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24

Will do well to remember that SAMUEL
Ln.BuRN pays CASH for all tho butter
and eggs he can get.-Bring them on
opposite the Post Office, Ottumwa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24
biz y.

Boston Posi-: Ladies' mufrs this
season are made SO as to get three
hands in at squeeze.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24

His utterances from day to day are
of the most extraordinary character,
while his actions snrpass the inso-
lence Of his sayings. He has again
and again exceeded his presidential
powers, and has long since placed
himself outside the constitution. He
has earned impeachment, and de-
serves even a worse punishment
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24

SENT UP.-Alexander Miller, who
swindled Mr.. Swearingen, of Oska-
loosa, out Of $llOO by fraudulent
notes, &C., had his trial
week before last, and was sent to the
pcnitcntiary at TT. Madison for two
anda half years. Burkhimcr, who
had something to do with the same
transaction, was held by the Grand
Jury on three counts and has given
oail in the sum of $1,000. Henry
smith, Tor his connection with the
anaif' was indicted on two counts,
and gave bail in the sum of So OOO.-l
Pella Blade.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24
koLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases,
f.. Disorders of tho EilnpyS.

mall diseases affecting these organs whether
they eecrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the lons over the
egions OF the kidt eys, these pills should be ta-
ken according TO the printed directions, ami the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small oil
the back ut bed Tine This treat ept v Ill give
almost immediate relief when all other means
r. fotla
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24

James A. Reeve an old subscriber
to our Weekly, shipped an Essex and
Poland China pig to Des Moines to-
day six weeks old which weighed 30
pounds. Mr.. Reeve thinks this a
very desirable cross. He has some
moro pigs Of the same sort at his
place in Agency Township, which arc
worthy the attention of our farmer
friends. He also pays some attention
to Cotswold sheep, and shcared 40
pounds from six yearlings last spring.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24

District Court commences at Bloom
field, Monday, Feb. 10Th.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24
Builders and Contractors Take NO.

Amy person wishing oak lumber or
timber for building purposes, Geliv-
cred to any part of the city, will call
on soon or address
GODFREy REHN. Ash Grove.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24
Nubs Of News.

1t is reported that four hundred
national banks are preparing to retire
their circulation.
The Norristown (Pa.) Herald no.
tees that in general war the pri-
Yates have to do the most OF the fight
ing"
We Of tho north are mol an early
rising people as rule, in the winter.
1t is the cold that stands around on
the outside of the bed that keeps us
in,
Nurserymen arc cheating Ken
lucky farmers by selling them fruit
trees from specimen fruit in glass
jars. The joke of 1t oil is that the
glass of the case magniiies the speci-
mems.
"Have you any iimbhopn bonncts %
inquired very modest miss OF New
York shopkeepcr. "Iou don't mean
lcghorn 7" The young lady was
brought to by the proper restora-.
tives.
Says AndYews' Bazdy: ut isn't
Chinese cheap labor that's going to
ruin us; it's the disposition to lean
up against the sunny side of the fence
and let some other fellow speed the
plow.'
The Brooklyn Young Mems Esth-
letic Club are discussing the ques-
ton: "What can one poor, weak
woman, with q club, do against a
tyrannical husband who crawls under
the bed and refuses to come out
Brooklyn Argus.
A Cass county girl worked the mot
to, II need thee every hour" and
presented it to her chap. He says he
can't help tit takes him two hours
to milk, and feed the pigs, morning
and night, and business has got to be
attended to.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24


During the year past, Messrs New-
ell y Lively, Of this city have bousbt |
and shipped lo,l5l hogs. Which
weighed 2,443,l76 Ms, for which ,hov
paid $l4O,OO6.l0. The average weight
of these hogs was pa rs: average
cost per 100 h $685.. The highest
price paid, was in February and
March-$7.57ls the lowest in june
and November-s4.50 per 100 lbs.
They purchased and shipped ], sc
fat cattle, weighing l,932,9G0 lbs, fo
which they paid $G4,0GS,H.
Also 3sl sheep, weighing 26,325 lbs
for which they paid 81, 009.30.
The total sum paid out to farmer
during the year is $205, 704.0. !
took go cars to carry their stock east
MARRIED.
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-24
MARRIED

JACKSON-KING.-By Z. Riordan
j. r., STEPHEN w. JACKSON, Of Mon.
roc county, and EMMA ID. KING, Of
Wapello county, January 18th, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
Proposed coIL oouBIY4TIoN

THE PLAN or PRESIDENT GOWEN or THE READING
RAILROAD SUBMITTED 10 THE sCHUYLNLL
OPIRAToRs-A MEETING or ALL THE COAL CAR
BYING COMPANIES TO BE HELD Is NEW-YOHS
TO-DAY.
. PHILADELPHIA, Dee. ia meeting cf
SchuysIll coal operators was he'd this afternoon at
which the form Of agreement which has been
prepared By President GOWcu, Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company, was considered
The proposition looks 10 the formation OF "a
cgrgpa.t between the six companies which we've
in the last years combination with the addition Of
the Pcnu-y yaua Railroad Company to its membership,
and generally provides that board Of control TO b. com
posed of one representative for each Of the partcpat-
ing COMPANIES VIZ: the Philadelphia and Reading,
Iengh Valley. Central Of New-Jersey, Pennsylvania,
and Delaware Lackav and Western Railroad Com
panps. the PENNEY iyauIa Coal Company anu the Drd-
ware and Hudson Canal Company shall have TIE
is To control the production OF coal, ~
ailottlng proportion 10 be agreed upon, to cach COM
psuy govern prices After the paper had been dis-
cusscd length, 30 referred 10 committee with H.
struciOns TO obtain conference on the subject with Mr.
GOWtn. / Is form 81 agreement which, u j., SAID
the first suggested Dy President l.. G. kngut, OF the
Bound Brook COMPANY 10 bee considered tomorrow at
meeting TO bee held New York, when il is expected the
president ohei representative OF each OF the cOmpa-
there VIII probably BE- suspension Of mining operations
ordered thrOuhuou the cOdi regions from December "A
January L. ISIS. from January - TO February 10,
and from March 4 TO March %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
p Q ST S c r p T.
3:45 a. m.
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

,,,,,p r,yup. AND OTHERS. GIVE THE PREsi-
Dexr EARNEST sUPPoRT-THEY WILL VOTE FOR
HIS NOMINATIONS.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBuSE.l
WAsHINGroS, Dee. 1.-THE Democratic senate
rial caucus this evening. was devoted 10 useuS-
sion of the question Of the New-York appointments
and the stand Democratic Senators should take III
relation thereto Tho debate elected speeches
marked bv great deal Of feeling from senators
Beck Lamar Bayard. Gordon and Morgan lhcSc
Senators spoke against the attitude assumed Dy
Mr. Conkling towards the Administration on
the question of these nominations All
the speakers deprecated any allahce p'-
t,yeon democratic Senators and Mr.. Conkling for
the purpose OF securing the defeat OF the nomIha-
tiops and thereby assisting Mr.. Conkling to trI-
umpb over an Administration that had done 50
much for the pacifcaton of the country; No at
tenn was made to bind members by resolution :;
The ground taken by Messrs. Beck and Lamar, IN
substance is that this is contest between Tue ~
;dent and the ultra Republicans growing ont OF te
dispositon of the former to mitigate the Ngor WIZ
which the South has been treated Tor me last Iitne
years nothing had been heard from MI cumming
3hout the tenure-Of-Oilico law when tine aP-
poIntments came up before the oenale, c So.
Gnenty it was the duty. OF DcmoiTaLG o ~
tors to support the President In an ms eiforss
for the GOOD of the country ana 10 reform
the Civil Service; if by defeating the resi-
dents nominations the President shoDIu ~
driven back under tne cohuVi VI W Ill ~, ,vho
cans the responsibility would rest WIN 'no'0 ""'
helped TO defeat the nominations. s.,,o,;oIl,
Mr.. Lamars speech is said to have Deeh cSpcoi'"S
eloquent and impressive. ~. v,rosa
thn oniniou that MIR COnklng cannot succeed WIN,
ont the aid of a number of Democratic senators anu
so far only few have given indications OF Pui-
noee IN Eack him Ii is claimed that MI touhlhg
Iii not he allie to control the votes OF Nessrs;
Cb Chr tia Dawes Booth, Hoar, Burnside ana
Matthews when the nominations come up lor hn"i
Mr. Conllings friends state tonight that 1t Is us
puruose to call up the nominations at an Execu'iEe
session TO be held tomorrow, and press vote on tue
question of their confirmation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
THE MEXICAN RAIDS.

A COUNCIL AT THE WAR DEPARTMENT ABOUT l"T"
WASHINGTON Dec. 11.-Therc was conference
at the War Department to-day, at which were pres
ent the Secretary Of State the Secretary OF war,
and Generals Sherman, Sheridan, and Ord General
Sheridan having come East IN reference to North-
western affairs particularly the council discussed ior
some time, The situation on the Rio Grande border
and also in the Northwest. where there IS cause 10
apprehend serious disturbances. Tie council Is pro-
nounced in Official quarters to have been WITHOUT
any unusual Significance and far as affairs on the
Rio Gr1udc are concerned. new action was deter
mined upon nor is it thought necessary to takt any
further steps at this time. The GoVerhlhehi "
lie Mexican Government will do all it can 10 pre-
vent thieves and raidIng parties who respect the
laws If neither country from interfering WIN Am'I-
There is news at Army Headquarters from Lieu
tenant Bulls and the party with him. ihey are
safe and nave made one or two captures OF indian
raid RS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
THE ELECTION ~ BOSTON.
nv rELEGRArn 10 TIE rnlnryR.I

Boston, Dee. LITTLE election to-day brought
out the heaviest vote cast in this city 1915 votes
having been east, and OF these Henry l.. Pierce, the
mayoralty candidate OF the Republicans and citizens
received 2j.033, against 22,S82 FOR Frederick o.
Prince, tne Democratic candidate and present
mayor. Five wards remain 10 be heard from At md
night; but It IS believed inc citizens and Republican
candidates for Aldermen and school Boards have all been
returned. This ensures a nonAartisan government Tor
the ensuing year. six Of the Aldermen being Republ-
cans and six Democrats The school Board will include
Miss Hale and Miss Peabody who defeated last year.
M the downfall Of the ring rule at the City Hall Tie
nayOrcec has received dispatches from All parts or the
state aud county, congratuatug him ana tine city up0n
the result The credit OF the victory due in small
degree to the young Republicans, who earnestly cs-
puused the CAUSE OF reform, aud were yClant at the
nos tonY 10 dcient The results of false resstraOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12

Brown g. Earle, cigar manufacturers yes
teriav hogan work with 125 Union hands at union
prices member said that very little mould WORK VIII
be made and this would be paid for at the rate OF 30
and the hand work at SO thousand The strikers re-
ceived 81 300, yesterday from trades unions In 'hs
city and from woTmen throughout the country. seVer
delegates complained that the police moestod the pickeS
nlocel by the strikers in front OF the factories
that are holding out. Those men were SAID TO
have been dubbed by the police near Lels =
shop in Lafayete-pace, and at other places were urNi
hv the police from the sidewalks President Strasser sau
that the manufacturers had appealed to al cllehs 10
hclp In suppressing the picket system hut me orglza-
ton would double and treble the number OF their pckelS
and introduce military system OF relief every Two OF
three hours Seventeen families were elected from 500
mons tenement shop on FOTticth-st The woikmcn or
Sichel OF Chatham-st struck yesterday because MI.
Siche reduced their wages 81.
The cgar-naker strike in this city has led to the es-
tablishment 81 number OF cigar m1uufaciories az the
German settlement OF Brcsau, l. L. and at other places
in the vicinity There about dozen new cigar manu-
factories in operation in and near Bresau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12

Until Christmas, Nessrs. TAF-
FANNY s. co. will keep their es-
adjustment open during the
evenings, aG0rding the OppOr-
aunity OF viewing by gassighs
their splendid stock Of Dia-
monGss, Watches, Jeweiry, AR
tisaiC EsrOmZes and Pottery,
KeriC-a-Esrac, Stationery, Plated
Ware. Table Glass and Cutlery,
and other articles OF use and
ornament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
THE RAPID TRANSIT VAR.

STREET RAILROADS AGAIN DEFEATED
APPEAL or TIE SIXTH AVENUE COMPANY DISMISSED.
ALBANY. Dec. 1.-THE final Judgment in the
suit of the sixth Avenue Railroad Company against the
Gilbert Elevated Railroad Compg1v. upon the merits
was in favor Of the plaintiff establishing s right. ana
peueiualIy eujoining The defendant from construct
ing its proposed elevated railway on sytl-aye.
By the same order, S2.1Gi 90 costs was allow
cd. An injunction p,ude1te lite bad bson in
force before the rendition Of final JUDGMENT
restraining the acts finally cu"'ncd The defendants az
ucacd % The General Term 90 the New York superior
count july D. l~77 and gave the Necessary security IN
STAY execution for the costs du' Early in November.
1~-7 while the appeal was pending, the f"ucaBt /.
began constituent - their railway under an order or
Iud-c Van Worst restraining c enforcement OF tbr ln-
Junction THe plaintiffs thcreppon procured from judge
Sp,er The SHccia Term Jn order 20 show canst Nhy
m attachment should not issue for contempt Tbs order
was vacated the General Term before it, return day
The Comt OF Appeals mas dismissed the appeal VITA
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12

Controller Kcdy, Tax Commissioner Wheeler,
Co,pp,I..onar ~ Accounts Mooney and COMMISSIONS
Ro.a.y.lt of DO. st' Board ~ Charities, visited the
I.aud institutions yesterday. Wards Island was tirs'
examined anJ te others were taken IN tu-n. the cyau
nation occupying tH. ms from To am % pm 81! lhr
buI.u-s vUr. found tO uD IL crowded state, Hud the
inmates 90 tIc luuHc ylum especially were suffering
from ltrt uf -i'Ic'.
T.r commit .rurs of Emigration received letter YES
ter.y from .h. JrunI of Charities and touec-
t.re ..l.- Chat OBJ. cts Asylum FOR th" Insane WIS
nl oy,frfov,I, apJ asking Tor ODD. u-c Of binding
TO- t. care of souy3 insane ratruis uuul c'u
terminated addition Co tle tItN Asylum could Doe COM
plc,rI T, use of BRICK binding on Wards Island,
WIN capacity fur 500 patients. Was granted, subject To
The approval of the AttUiu vfr"uora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
TELEGRAPH DIVIDENDS.

The Western Union Telegraph Company
Executive Committee has recommended that the Board
OF Directors declare to-day the usual u cent quar-
terly dividend
The Board OF Managers Of the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company has ordered the distribution OF the
Franklin TccgTaphic COmpany's stock owned by the At
autic and Pacific Company, to the sockhoders or the
latter company 1t GOO shares OF the Franklin
stock ont 81 total Of OF 500 each This IL equal
to dividend Of about four per cent the capital STOCK
OF the Atlantic and Pacific Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDSUTs IN
BROADWAY.
pap.4lo. Noon. 49, SD NJ. Az Midnight Az
HE hest dunnp The day, AZ. Lowest 81
Average 4lA Same daY. 1870 IO'e.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort Rouse-Wiliam w. Story........A stor
Houss-The Jeremiah Black Of Pcnnsyl
DENIS VOs-Chancelor j.. Haven. Of ~YTlclse lnNeI-y
st Nicholas HOsi-Judge William j. Allen, OF te NtM,
York Of Appeals and e1GoVelnor ltodman NJ fl,
New Jersey SuufrdHt HOuse-E i. Btauchanp Illci
states Consul Cologne ....FUth 4renHe
Baldwin. Of Michigan. and Harvey g. Eslhd' ~
POuChkeepSe. Windsor ffoc-State 'oht9iitI -
Hubbard Connecticut and James H. Howe, 81 WlscOhh'
- Fsc yors Eofei-Benlamn stark OF New London.
st. Jaucs Hoe-Genera j. III. Potter u y A. 5 5oot
Bns,rick-Gencral SOnehOusc. Of Albany. HoPisWI
Iatse-T senator y. T. Wood, OF syracuse i,.feg
HOusc-Ex Congressman Thomas Cornell OF Lohuou| ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
RIsINrss FMRARRAssMENrs-

Assignments for the benefit of creditors were
filed yesterday by James l.. Marsh. Abram Marsh and
william Isle r.. Narsh Co, blueng, No. l49 Ieade-
At % Amos Broadua1; by John A. Burgher 10 Charles
A Wilson by James Leahy 10 Henry II. FtOtesbury
snd by Henry Bryan and Edward :. Stevens bryan d
Stevens chambers No 20 sOuthst Neyin ". Butler.
The schedules OF Solomon Lyman and Moses l. Hy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
AN OBJECT OF INTEREST TO ART CONNoIssEURs'
Much interest has been excited about the

"Veuus Anadyomene," the old painting recently dis-
covered in NewOrleaus. 1t will be exhibited IN snort
time in this city, at No. % East Foureenth-st IL is
claimed that the picture is $50 years Old and that 1t was
painted by Titan Tntoretto The painting Is sad 10
be remarkably well preserved. though showing signs OF
great age. The intention has been expressed 0 seudng
IL 20 the Paris Exposition 80 that the hcst European
rnnnimnmna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
FAILURE OF A CHICAGO BANK.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE directors of the
German American Bank decided tonight suspend pay
ment tomorrow aud 20 liquidation. It's liabilities to
depoSitors $4,000, assets Sl0s0OO Stockholders
Will lrsc about 30 cent. Tue capital stock $3.50,
o0p and The bank has been gradually decreasing its in
debtedncss for a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
@ following is a list of the salOOn-passen-

7 nc IOIIOWII- u u II7V Ut VIIO ''''"0TI I'''V1'
gers I'm the Steamship France, Of the Transatlantic Com
many which will ~ for Havre end SOUTHAMPTON to-day
Mrs VI Dachlucr. Q. Pos,i Wr GER. Armand larsc9ne
MI Isch and six children. Mis- Horense Well H. de MOT
gan Mr. Horflug Mrs small and son, Edward Dumas "a
ward IavanouE Hshof and child. ]. NahCanglon MfS
Nandaugon. +. Reg, NJ. Ecgh D. WadoogeL j. Scmeiuei'
+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
NO FAVOR FOR DISHONEST OFFICERS.

Judge Gildcrslceve IN his charge to the
Grand jury Monday. referred 10 the violations Of
trusts recently discovered hy officials in corporations of
large capital. Though some o. the cuprts bad bseu
brought o. TRIAL and De would Ike 10 think such acts Of
official dishonesty we're few, yet. probably some such
casos would come before them. 10 was much % Doe
frattd hathc uf that character were NOT
isolated iu.tauce- but indicative ~ am unhealthy
tone ~ morality prevailing among public officers ana
therefore auy departure FROM tn strict principles OF
bust ness Integrity should Doe carefully investigated
IN ud -urh cases come before them they should not
al ow either The wealth. influence dignity 81 the cor
purrtou concerned Co prevent them from doing their
duy according 10 their Odihs regardless OF the couse
queuces with which they bad nothing 10 do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12

A lawyer meeting a client who. being under
int ctmeut for grand larceny, about To away,
sand Don't be hasty I'll gee stay OF proceedings for
YOU" But don't want my proceedings to be stayed
replied the client want To proceed out OF the country
as as possible"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
KILLED IL TRYlNG 10 SAVE ANoTHER.

The body Of the woman who, on Monday
night. was over and killed at Grand aud Atlantic
ave. Brooklyn by train the Long Island Railroad.
wac not Identified yesterday u * supposed she belongs
IN this city She was about sixty years Of age, with
gray har aud was dressed black lu her pocket were
81 fG.gud the addresses ~ William Heller No. Cham
bcfs-st. and ~ j. T. Ashley, No lj4 ~ccOrd-~t, VIII
Harrisburg. Mr.. Ashley thought that tie woman had
done sewing fur hn, but he did not rcc0llec her dis
tuciy. John Dunlan, the young man who was fatally
injured in attempting 90 save the wOnans fc died at
TIC civ Hospital yesterday morning. lie the
az contractor Duullu, Of No 1-J Dcsu-st The funeral
Will take place from 80 Jusep's Church. iu Pacic-t.
tomorrow morning. James kOthweI. the conductor.
and James DELANEY thceugiuecf OF the train were ad
united 90 bail yesterday in $1,000 each by Coroner
Rmma. The railroad C0mptnys officers claim that no
fault eau attach 20 these men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
FRATERNAL DINNER.

The Ncw-York Alumni Association OF the
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity embracing graduate
,opes from nearly all tho prominent colleges OF the
country celebrates the thnty-third anniversary by
dinner az DclluoncOs Thursday evening next SD
ucy Webster is tO preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
NEW RAPID TRANSIT SCHEME IN BROOKLYN

The latest project for rapid transit IN Brook
lyu IL the Brooklyn Central Elevated Railroad" The
proposed route O.. follows: Beginning 10 near the
FULTON Ferry and running through and along FumaUst
(makug dcour toward wall Street Ferry az the cross
ing of Muutagest Go Atauucaye.; through Atlantic
ave 10 Fathush-aye: through Fatbushaye. to ghth-
ave through Eghthaye 20 Tweutieth-sf 10 Nuthtye.,
tie general terminus and depot 20 be- M Nnth-aye be-
tween Nineteenth aud Twtntieth-ss opposite The depot
81 ibe Prospect Park and COney Island Railroad This
makes a total distance 81 about four and bali mlcs,
Istte appears been done vet except the pre-
paratou Of preliminary report tho route and kind OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
Announcements.
Buy your Hats from BURKE, 214 Broadway
tyle and texture unsurpassed. Fine silk Hat So
COUNTERFEIT

T.. HOWAHD & 60. WATCHES
manufactured switzerland sold this country
trary law genuine watch accompanied with a
certificate which deal should give the buyer Ask Tor
the genuine Howard Watch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12

IoLMAN's PAD has cured number of my
friends. Cured my wife OF chronic difficulties, my eldest
child Of proraced fever and infant child OF hopeless
OF cholera infIntum
l.. \. CARTER, 02O Chestuutst Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
THE CIGAR-MAKERs' STRIKE.

man. field yesterday state their liabilities at S5lfo4 az
and their assets at S17,562 60.