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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

PERU, in true South American fashion, is busy
trying to suppress an instruction and CON-
pound with her creditors Happy land!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

THE BROKERS ACCUSED of circulating false
rumors to injure the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company are to get trial at al early
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

THE WEATHER.-The barometer IL very low
ell over the country. particularly in the western
lake region. The heat area yesterday after
noon receded southwark Of the lakes and Of
Philadelphia ON the Atlantic coast. But imme-
diately below that city the temperature
rose very high, causing steep thermal
gradient between Philadelphia and Baltimore
The violent wind accompanying the storm at
Washington, ID. c., was due to this variation OF
temperature At New York the weather was
decidedly cool, the change which we predicted
having taken place during the carly morning.
A series Of areas Of low pressure are now
moving across the upper lake region, and
exhibit constant variations during then
progress from, the Rocky Mountains To the
Atlantic. Some have passed rs far to the north
AS the fiftjeth parallel, descending again to
the forfy-fifth when nearing the ocean. Snch
depres sion IL now moving eastward into the
Atlantic from Nova Scotia. Rains have fallen
In the Upper Mississippi Valley and in the
Middle States High winds prevail around the
northwestrrn storm centre. The weather in
New York to-day will be slightly warmer and
partly cloudy or clondy, possibly with hsh'
nenA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

A BARGAIS.-A practical swain named Steind-
Ter, sued for breach Of promise of marriage,
offc.s to 60 to the altar on condition that the
fair plaintiff secure him seven hundred dollars,
which he alleges was part Of the consideration
OF the promise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

SENATOR WooDINs BILL is hard nut to crack
for the members of the Assembly 1t is needless
to say that the Senator's bill aims at giving the
State over to the republicans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

COOP NEws.-The temperance advocates are
about to visit the rum stores in order to look up
adulterated liquors. This is work in which
they will have the sympathy even of confirmed
tipplcrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

COMFY ISLAND is to have legal war for pos
session of the beach. Some Of the itigants are
likely to get stranded before the end OF the
struggle. 1t is consoling to reflect that the Law
ycrs will come out all right.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22

THE CATHOLIC WORLD is getting ready to
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary Of Plus TX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
TRIPLE SH E Ell.
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MAY 90. 1877.
NOTICE TO COUNTRY DEALERS.

The Adams Express Company run . special newspaper
train the Pennsyv Railroad and its connections,
leaving Jersey City at quarterpss four A. NJ daily and
Sunday carrying the regular edition Of the HERALD far
West Harrisburg and South 10 Washington reaching
Philadelphia quarter past six NJ and Washington at
ma
, 1877-09-21
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho indicted Commissioners and contractors viii
be called for trial Monday. Perlolat announce.
that he Will not nltow the tsiala 10 cost him nuy.
thing, and that his associates will have to bear all
expenses or tal:c tho risk OF his "sqnea,ing."
1.-The Ktucsbury cststo matter yesterday. IIamsn
@. Powers resigned the position Of guardian and
John Y. Le Moyno WA appointed to the place.
lie Essc bond In the sum pt $500. COO. Nr. lie
Moync Is tho sixth guardian tho estate has bad
finec 1871.
The Grand Jury heard complaints OF a petty
character yesterday, and disposed OF numerous
jan cases. Anloag the comnlalnts u enc as.'net
tho packers and ottera alnne The South Fork Of tho
Chicago River, and, to 1nvcst,Yato tho complaint,
tho jury - TO take ride up tho rtvcr Tuesday,
starttnE At ~ O'Clock.
Two vacancies IN the cnnntv Doari Of Education
werc allied yesterday by the election Of Thomas q.
Thompson nntl Albert j. Ma'tr: The former is an
excellent selection. mt tho latter ha4 nothing.
e!tacr etucatlonaiiy OF otherwise. 70 recommend
him for the position. lie hiss for several years
been Committee Clerk Of Tho County Doard, ana
has been closely allied with tho '1ling," and IT.
con1aant III all OF tA nefartous schemes; and this
IL Ill le has 10 cunlmend him.
, 1877-09-21

Tbs death Of Nj. James Mckee Sanger. which
occurred In Hartford Wednesday. deprIyes cbIcavo
VI a useful citizen. Ms. Sanger wss young man.
and unsll within tsw months hz4 bcfoss hlw ths
prospect Of 4 lilo as long ~ It alway. had bcen
honosable. Ills family connections wets Wide and
fsF'reschinR, hts father an4 unclca hasIng hsen
anonK the earliest aud uost sntssprI1py spsldents
Of Chicago, aud bs was trothsr Of M1s. George
n. raI!p,sn. Mt. Sanger began business In New
York several years ago. snd " may b. said OF
hlm, u has been said Of too many Promising
young msa, that ho. Iell victim ta
Wall asscet, Although moderately successful
there, sud alwoye sobuF and Industrious lhs ux.
eltemsat Of thu 'tAttpet" prcyed Upon hla MUD,
and, y is believed, led to tho tmpairmsua Of his
health which resulted in his death. Returning to
Chicago. alter suffering aomo Iosses, ha became
tas c4shiet OF tae teusFal hationa! Dauk lie held
thM pusllon until Jcas ago, when his health
ss;mgIstey failed sna 10 W. :snt g Europe. liz
estaoshcd Ia Hartford at the tipaa of h,a death.
~ ~ sansSt leAss. ~ !atets.tiny family, coasl.t-
Ihe body wlil he bsosaht hsse fos tntsrmsut, and
no funeral will probably TAXA place early next
, 1877-09-21
LOCAL POLITICS.


Tho Executive Committee Of tho North Side
C,txens' Union held snectal ncettnr, la.t ,,,ht
nj Hr,nd,s Hail. ror,,cr n Nort c,or om,1 f.
~ s...." ~. 1v.1,s",n a,ot y. 49,. ea.A unu Iio
st1ccte, Mr' "tila1n ete"afto Inc fEesluent, In
the cluir
The Chair said that tho mcctI1e was for TIN
nurnoso Of hearing tho rcnort of q commt,tco
1t Nine appointed Two weeks ago for the pur.
pose of comforting with other politica! organ
izatious 10 secure cooperation Ia obtaining
,ooJ Countx Commissioner. In called rar ~.
1.r,-t ~
''pp'.
ME. Cofoln, on behalf of the Committee, said
that tho nine had had no conference. Tic asked
that the COMMITTEE might bc allowed to retire.
III. ..,,'.' WI H.a"s, ~" Nv Ioutn'tee
so1as,' "Asu .ao1 tes"taco .n'' eoFolu ealu
tlat the1 had attended t1o general ctttzcns'
meGt'ns held "Wednesday afternoon In Farwcll
Hail, aud Ind Joined hi the movement that
appointed committee OF talrtecn-four
from each Dlvtslot Of tho city
anu ona from tho Filth DlstFlct-
70 suggest tho naInes of incn who would make
able and lioncst connty oi'lcrrs. They were now
Watttng further developments. In reply to
e,tl1sns' e. mestinR, and sasd taat ~. Larned, tho
M ~ .uu ~ sssstsa W
lsction of thc Cutanisteo Of Thistesn. and vail,
con.pleto tho work to-day.
Tho report was, up1n motion, accepted and the
Vs Svtstse 9tss. soutI'ueu. ~. ~! .,
III ~. e9!pih saiu tnat itoH conversation with
..Iny e'tmsue L. ~ wy aeo 20 peAcvo that the
.s.tssne ... EeHs.Ay a1tottu ny lntepchueht
g lnoTsment ~! securing gooa Coa'm,ssioneta,
aiu ~ naa w u"uos M tuAt tne manifested In
aetes. s0n.noa, % .G nominees m OK tho independ'
ehs euhYens.on is..s!. n.s,, Wouta oo e!eetsu:
az. neoIhu t!ussalk "ahteu 70 Know II lug
Cohta,ttse o. NEne W. 70 report the names
Nat.' ILL., y ~ Io.nteo H.! ~ !nftos9 ior
.SnstA N't! s4ae eana!oa'es ~ the Executive Con-
1aittsc; IL .,, .,. ..o cu,..
1T IGuta saiu suat @ tus Constee Ok Hlhe
Th.. nsn aetpn III ,tet ~ anst rGn.:
Committee Of Nine ot the North siaeiCilIreus'
Union would hayr the right uf confirmation or
rejection OF tile names suggested by tbu Com.
lnittsu of Th!stccn-that IT. ~ far "a relntr,] tn
tho North Ei.iv f,n,umissinncrs- ~
Nr. Ehns" n1oycI that ths f,nm mnfttrA ri Nt,,,
~ ttnstiacteu ~ VIII sae COMMITTEES "
iHEtceAs anu thai tno5 ~ empowered 70 repre-
eeht Inc Ct1eas' UAioi! uc!ora that Committee.
, 1877-09-21
Scflcnclk's I'ulh,onic Syrnn

Schcnclx's rulmonic Syrnns
For tho Cnre Of Consumption. cousha, .od f.n,4.
The great %aue Of this medicine II that It r,n,,.
matter and throws 1t ont Of the system purse tn
blond, and thus chcet8 cufs 'as
sCtiESCk'S SEA WEED TONIC, FOR TiR r-n,
OF DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, DC, ''.
The Tonic Produces healthy setion Of The ron.,,
creating an appetite, forming tbJe, and curinH ~
most obstinate cnes Of Indigestion. 4'o
sCliENCk's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR r1R c,,p,
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, DC. No'@
Thesc Pills arn a,tnrattve, aud produce ! health,
ton Of tho ltver without tho least danger ~ thn1
FREQ from ca,ac sHd yet moro ecacious 10 r.stor :.
healthy aetion Of the liver. 'S
These remedies ara certain for Cunsutnr,,o.
~ the fanlono Syrup rtpcns Tho matter and pntis
tho b,ood. Tho Mandrake rI1la act upon the itrs.
create healthy bile. and rcuovs all diseases Of th
liver, often acauso Of Consumption. The Sea w..S
Tonic Elves tone and strength to the stomach a,t..
agood dESs>tfon. and cnabcs the ORGANS 10 form xo
blood. and thns creates healthy crru1atIon of ssths
blood. The combined action of these medicine, =.
TINS explained. will oye.y case Of Conastnptioo
II taken In time, and the Of the nedtcaea per,a.
vtrcl tu, '''
Dr.. schenck Il professionally at biz principal ofrr.
corner Sixth and Arch ss, philadelphia, esery Mor
1df. Mherr Al! letter. for advice must be addrttsfS
schenCk'a medicines fnr sale bY All tiruKststs.
, 1877-09-21
william the Testy.


Among Tho freight Of tho steamship Nora
scotiau, from Liverpool, cama IN oll-painttuQ,
consigned to Mr. Coc,lran's gallery At Washing
ton, which yesterday passed. tho Cuatom-Ilouse,
and was unpackcd by the Appraisers for
valuation. This afforded mn opportunity
Of viewing tho work Of nrt which Is BY
the pencil Of George Boughtou, M Er.
gltsh painter Of considerable ruuown Tothoao
who only know picture by It's valuation, 1t
may be stated that II coat $4,000, but to those
who IN contemplation Of the works Of genius
lost H1ght OF nll monetary association 1t may
be further stated that In conception and cxcc,i-
ton II is IN admirable piece Of work. The SUBJ
festy,, long ago tIo Dutc6 Governor Of Now CIV
York, then called New Amsterdam. By f.
suing several obnoxious edicts md enforcing
them 10 an obnoxious manner ho derived the
IN The Knickcsbocker MIstory' teils tho ; ssory
with graceful pen how the Governor ono
day put down hfa foot and sal4 nobody should
snlnkc. "Ilc use Of tobaeco In this settlement
must cease" Tho cdtct fell like taunderl!olt
upon hunest old busghcrs to whom tho yard Of
clay was Is much necessity "a schnaps Or
cheese, and they became mitch excitcdt nnA
pronounced themselves much 2rtercd. Until
that day tho word Of tho Governor was as the
will carry until one straw too nlitch Is laid on,
aud then his back breaks. 30 did tue patience
Of tht ptlcgmatlc Dutchmen, and one by unc
they supplied Themselves Will pipes and to-
bacco aud proceeded In a body To tho 0ovcr1i-
or'a door, wtero they sat tileu. down aud
began TO smoke, courtlug .lhc issue, William
detects the smell, and, salz!ng tho parchment
roll on which the order IL inscribed,
ho rushca 10 tho door md, With angry look anil
excited gcsture batle the people to observe tho
order he holds In his hand. They don't obey,
and II Is this scene tho painter has graspcd and
transferred 10 canyas. To tho right, standing
on the green porch, Is seen tue Governor,
trembling with ssuassion. Bcltnd him and franz
cd by tho doorway, mis- wife, With stern dis
pleasure Mafked OIL every feature OF her face.
III tho middle Urout,d ten ttolId-faceL Ilol-
ali smoking. 4 iittlo' back Of oi,e of thu
central figures \ youth, with h!s clay,
pccrs around, IN evident tropldation Tie
uloro determined member Of the colony.
ln the background arc seen houses. (iatlering
about tho smokers arc the wives, 1nothers, md
tho ,nutlny with esidcnt anxiety. Probably the
strongest figure is shat of = fat old burgher,
rho, seated in the foreground on a. uptaruesi
basket, little apart from his fellows, throws
of cloud Of snl0ke that Ia treated in tinglpla
and curls, that renders ncluluus the branches
Of tho trees. The tone ID aubducd, aud tho
treatment most natural. No ono familiar with
the story could fail to rccognxo tie picture. al
1t 10 q palpahlB presentmcnt. aud although thu
more critical may III Its miuuttD ind errors, It
ID In general terms work OF art that will plrase
and delight everybody that looks Al It,"
, 1877-09-21
4 PERFECT TOILET soap,

First among tho requisites OF the toilet Il \ eood
Article OF sosh but to procure It Il alwAy an eay
atacr Many Of tho most exncnAre suap4 In tho mar.
kct arc made from coasc ana lcct0fioua &tesala and
their delicate roorng aud fragrant perfume TOO nfteu
conceal tho ost TspustEa lmpui.lcs Tho daelosurea
recently nade public regarding this subject aru not.
tsstlr staFt!ing mad deserve serious consideration
scented Soaps arc now known TO be extremely 0bcc.
tionhbt, especially II applied to tht head, ntrne thu
Acca Tho character Of tho inEfrdfcnts may he nfcrsa
froH the ntAt1Mcut OF 4 Etutle1nA1 who makes In
scrntiEt VI hUans Ills luyurxs thv
ptrsuus ENGAGED In tlls etnpoYntn wern G6ortiiTr4
which the occupation cpud 10 followed. "''''s
res sasp e,fse es:s ta's;s IL
Ehote tn,en,a r.tsbsen il BY III the largest ot ii
vsroul productions IL for Any Je.ri beea Hidey a.
ee!nAtet hnt thls lstfst sycset. 4 tho appro1rtAs
ne a ..fnd}
NJ HAnnT1 haa succcaded In perfccttnK tha comrot.
t1n Of tho nrs toilet soap introduced. Tho pn.
are TIC pHrsst yegetaie oils The man
the rcsult simply unparalleled IN this department ot H.
BY which tla cleksus t9!ict luxury dcsisnstsd aaa
for 70 tc teI!cato skin of tnfant chlIdtn
snd lAca It 4 ktoKctAcr nncqnaed Ia III cM0ltfent
being Of aueh a.e!nte purtyas l., rtquro no I'D frpa
che1l!atly 70 disguise inferior matortaa Ths mos
ansa @ tas.s aa asenes Of sstca perfume
aes.ht and asreeab!o sstclo u o sad stts maaa a
ThuHKh specially dcairabe for tbs uss OF ladies' aad
sh!teI ~. *9ap !. s1Ha!ty approprt4ts tor gentle.
e 81 sor Ssxse e.as
eecone ri ~: '
, 1877-09-21
DEATHS. .


DE DnULE-sept. 90, Frederick Iasalls, tho
second child Of IAul 4. and Mary a. Do BFple,
aged y years months and II days.
H!ASUER-Sept. 10, ls77, Of paralysis OF tbs
brain, James AcKihben Sanger, axed 80 years q
moashs and = days.
kut1ce Of funsFs! hereafter.
BEATTlk-Of brain disease. On the Goth inst, .
t!atfy tcsn0n. infant aon OF Charles j. aut Lila
Besttie, aged tnehths and L. uAys.
Funeral ~ Residence No. 22u FeostA.st., 1t
O'Clock 4. VI. tu'tsy.
HILsON-Hept. 10, Amallo Wilson.
Funeral To-day At p. m.. at 258 Laf1sbes.st.
:. .HNiTTLE9Ey-At Dover Po!Lt, n. H., Ha.riet
b.. Of this city. widow Of Charles II. Whlttlesey
Notice Of funeral hs.ealteE-
sMlTH-;In this city, Sept. 20, after short aad
bain!ut iilnG4s, Sellis A. Murphy, beloved wife Of
ThoDls Smith, JF-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
scAAlDT-Sept 80. It 1:1oA. M, Emma J.. ,
eldeat daughter OF john Schmidt Of ths afta Of
Gest4, LumhAfd Co.
Nptlce OF fuaasal hereafter.
ACuHKRQ-ou WsdaesdaS evening" saDt. IL.
, 1877-09-21
THE CHINESE UNPLEAsANTNEss,

SAN FRtScisco, CAL, Sept. a0.-Tho sacsa.
lmonto Ln publishes MI interview Will, Gov.
Irvine. He seemed TO think there was no &C.
casion Tor Col. Dca's telegram. lie
Ind tclcgtaphcd to tho Sheriff OF
Placer County on the subject Of tho Chincse
outragcs, and received q reply that tho Sheriff
had seen no ono driving Chinamcn from tho
Later alviccs report all quiet at itocklin and
vicinity.
, 1877-09-21

Armand only non Of J. G. and Elizabeth R,,.
berg, nRrA IL months "'s-
Funeral To-day at IL a. H.
TASLOR-on the 10th inst. at Kenosha, ut.
OF consumption, Mra. U. ~. Taylor, of f.h,".ms.s
At . p. m. '"' 14A',
:, ,WARSEM-Thuraday morning, Sept 20. Rteb,x,
T.. son ns harius 3. and Nancy Il Warner, sosa
Funeral acf!tccs at rraidence Of narenta Or
LAngley.ay., this afternoon At I o'cloct, oo
, 1877-09-21

sK1VF-0TT-On Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1t tbs
residence Of tho tridoss parents. 40H DesrbEn-sy
By tlo lsv. liobctt Co&ayef, James G. bkiG and
Chicago.
uATES-BApCOCK-0n ths 10th Inst, At tho
residence Of tho brtdo's mother, widow Of tho lat.
Lnson, Hector Of Emmanuel Church, supported BY
tho Ner. sumner Eil!s. Of this city. Mr.: William,
ID. GatGs, OF Crystal Lake, and Miss Ida Dabcuck.
Thundsy, Sept. 20, BY tho Rov. 4. Mulfofd.
Charles j. Council, OF Chicago, and Fanny a.
Mulfoft, Of AontEose.
GnEER-KELSEY-on the 10Th iust... u tho
tho Rsv. Walter Scott, Jau,es William Oscer,
eldest son Of James John lrscr. ii. 1t. .. s., Lon.
M.tquLs ". Kel.sY, late 0t Pontiac, Alch.
, 1877-09-21

A number ol tho passengers who ws1s On thu
Union PAc!de trnln which wss robbed 1t Big
Springs, 361 mllea west Of ornaha, arrived In this
e4ty yssteEdsJ afternoon, looking nons the worss
fos their peculiar aud exciting experience. An.oux
them Wese Prof. 4. Phelps CAlifofpIa;J. 0uthtio
enith+ u. Thomson, and J. Hornden, OF Scotland,
who Ness quAfts1ed " tLs Grand Pxoide. Taea
thsts Neke Capt. L. Ching Vt tho British NAVY; +.
, 1877-09-21
A GOOD SCHEME.

6Dseda' Nt1aie1 70 Ia eAicago Tt1suas
1NptAaAFot1s, Ind, Sept. "a pslty OF lt0
colonists, ninety Of them heads Of families, vim
leave Saturday or Sunday for Alis.tssIppl. 10 To-
cate at holly Springs aud Michigan Centre.
, 1877-09-21
STRANGE.

Strange that persons Will use worthless aayosinR
extfscts when natural dsvors like Dr.. pries's
TiAsofln2 Extracts ake TO Be bad.
, 1877-09-21
THE CItCY-HALL.

Ios packers And fertilizers are yielding 10 tho
requirements Of the nsv ordinance Aud taking cut
, 1877-09-21

FOURTH WARD rEPUHLlCANs.
A meeting Of tho Fourth Ward Republican
Club Was held last evening at No. $50 Thirty
9rSt street, and the room was comfortably flied.
Mr.. George ". Couch vas selected as Chairman,
and T. Il. Davis "a Secretary.
hlr. II. 3. Drayton wns elected one of the E1-
ccuttvo Committee In place Of D. V. Purington.
A long discussion then followed A. 10 the nd
visibility of rcpcaliug tho provision Of tbc by
lhws requiring that every voter, to become
member, must first ray Mi Initiation fco OF u.
Tho general Wish seemed to bc In favor Of
aboltshlng tho fce nnd making the Club entirely
free. but no action was taken, rs 1t was iound
that a weeks notfcn OF chaitgo Of the bylaws
must bc given.
str. d. Il. Dodge presented resolution That
no ila1, shoul! be aeleetctl for County Trcasur-
CT who was either head or tail Of any bankrupt
institution, whether Savings bank Or 10 i1n-
pseiio.s newspaper eoi'cefn. Thls. after co''-
Richard Bradley EnoTcd that 1,000 co2cs OF
the constitution and bylaws be printed for Tho
benefit OF the Club.
Mr. p. II. Hammer stated that T.. II. Harris
(Catl rrctzcl) hatl offered to print tho coFslitu-
tiou md bylaws free, and moved that tho
offer be accepted. II was Immediately accepted
without q u,tlrfnur.
htr, e. II. Reed then introduced a written
as to ss lie Initiation iee Tie re Gcsou,too
wns laid over to tho next meeting, to be tnkcu
up In due form.
A committee Of three, J. II. hilbert, II. Il.
Draytot', md y. II. Hammer, was appointed TO
solicit subscriptions to dcfrsy tbo expenses
A motion Was matlo BY Mr.. Vaughan TINT the
tso Of tho hill bc gwen each Wednesday even
lug to the Worklngtncn'8 Association. Car
rIc,I.
The Club then adjourned to next Monday
eveulDN
, 1877-09-21


ORn-At a45 Krie-st., on tho Goth tust, til
wife Of 4. G. Orr Of 4 son.
, 1877-09-21

FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN,
teenth Ward will he held on Friday evening a =
o'clock at Folks 11Ail. corner Nosth.ny .rS
Lntrabcc.st for tho purpose Of organizing for ths
fall campaign.
, 1877-09-21

Wigram, do. ". Wcdcrbnm, London, Eng. !;
Asa EIaren. Falmouth, Ene1and. and ". Wch-ter.
Drish&ne, England. These gentlemen werc Ill
tourists coming aeroas tho continent, and were In
one OF the sleeping cars, Tho train constated OF
postAl, tho usual baggage cars, c1ptess.carx, two
ay.coaches, two sloepers, Montana and Colanl-
bus,-nnd directors car. These passengers ait
mite In telling the SAME story. Tho elecpinG-enr
patseneers were not disturbed, tho doors hsv.
Ing been locked. Ftvc shots In, M were
thirteen In. all, Those who did the !nsstlc work
wteo armed with rrvotvcrs, while thn.s outside
h. Aasta,nenty f!ass Each 81 ihe TO- ,oo1ers nes,
man that came iatu the car hfctl A. shot 1t mas
tenEe. whom be supposed was trying to get away.
pIseed l t.cs ssSpheo Geor and the three ot ts
10 rrs and raise their handt. Tho second bandit
taiel only With revolver. lie went through tho
pockets: M The slseplng:ear passengers had barely
had 31l, 700 In grecn.'acka With him. -stl he VISA
ID s.en te
$40 which he gave u hia wife. and &4o which he
up .hc fJV. bus dtan't 9:t ehanee One Old man.
10 come " him, thsI he eo!lan't hold up much
coas,ax Of ths 1e'sat .rs|n When iSt1S i iii tsssd she
tleeplnK. car passcnzess The 1sdlcs All Kept scsy
10 well known, the rohberA obtained 500 GOO In
Rolt from the eEptess cot. and about $t3, COO
II ALL in jcweIfy and money. from tho passengers.
eer, Who vi, sadly abused bccau.c ite was nnahc
10 give the combination Of the thsouG1, tfcsAure
sale. cspt. ching. Of Tho 1soyal Nasy, EXPRESSED
bhouta be guanlcd BY soliicra, and tint corporal
and eix men would Be sufficient for each train. lie
kHtb fAN n Nfnf ttSR
, 1877-09-21

taken place At said precinct, thereby. cttat.
fishing very dangerous precedent. Which. II n1-
lnwc. to stand, will he taken Ad7Hn taga Of by evetJ
desIxnina and crafty politician. who. IN rnnninG
for o1lte Will be likely 10 send hia followers tn
such platet A. will l'u Likely to cnt thee rateh
nEnlnst him, an'i, BY purposcly creating di'tnrh-
dhcc there induce The authorities to throw nnt the
votes from such places. thereby enabling hisnsclf
b. Il
Kfso.rtd That we, Tho Republican voters Of the
Seventh Ward, In regular meeting asatmhlcd. pro-
ttat aRatnst tho action OF tnid Committee In throw
Ing nut the tote n sad precinct for the purpose of
elretEnF John Hosdan. is, In fur opinion, The said
John ltlordnn did not get majority Of the legal
votes cast a. the election Of April i; and
Rftn't<d, That VIC hereby request our repro.
eeatatres In tho Council 10 lake snch steps thcy
may deem necessary To prevent the said John
RiordAn from taktng acAt IN said Council. nnd
a1so thst they request tho Council to call eec.
tlon for Alderman in tho seventh Warl.
y resolution was offered By a Mr. Gallagher
to the effect that tho courtc OF Mcssrs. A. Mus,
A. tlra',atn, John Chlpp, md M. y. FrIsbie be
condemned, Ia TINT they were officers In q
Republican Club Of the Seventh, Wanl, and ut
inccting for reorganization. held on tho 18th Of
September, they cnicl In their assistance one
John RIortian nntl other Democratic persons,
etc. The resolution was adopted.
John Woodmnn made speech, and tho meet
Ing adjourned for ono week.