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Rights and Duties Of Ncu,rnis.

As the United States are to hr ncutrals In
this war between Russia aud Turkey, there
are some points in regard to the rights AMI
duties Of neutrality which il may be well to
state.
The general rules Of neutrality are the fol-
lowing:
On the breaking ont of a war between two
natiuus with which the United states are at
peace. the vessels of war of either of them
may be required to depart from our ports
within twcnty-four hours. except in case of
stress Of weather or when they require pro-
visions for their crews. on repairs; in which
case they must 20 to sea as soon rs possible
after the expiration of the twenty-iour
hours.
Neither provisions nor repairs can be- ol'-
tanned beyond what Is necessary to enable
the vessel to reach the nearest port OF its
own country.
No facilities " warlikc equipment can be
obtained in a neutral port, and the hclligcr-
ent cannot use the harbors. ports, coasts, or
waters Of the neutral in aid of its watlike
PURPOSES or as station or place of resort
for any warlike purpose II the bclligercnt
vessel IL u steam vessel Of war. it cannot re-
ceivc, In neutral port. any more coal than
Is necessary to take 1t To the nearest port ui
Its own country, or 10 some nearer destina-
ton; and 1t is usual 10 require that the same
vessel shall not receive two supplies of coal
from ports OF the Same neutrg, within less
than given time, say three months, ~ each
other Subject to these rules which IL l.
competent to the Government Of the neutral
State to announce that 1t will act upun--the
vessels Of either bclligcrent may enter our
ports as often as our Government may see
TT To- allow.
American vessels carrying arms or other
warlike supplies to Russia or Turkey will
BE- liable To capture for carrying contra
band Of war. The modern rule Is that pro-
visions are generally not cuntraband; but
they may become so under circumstances
arising out of the particular situation
OF the war or the condition Of the par
tics engaged in it, II they are carried
for the general use ~ life in an enemy :
country. they are not in general deemed
contraband: but If they are destined for mil
itary or naval use. or for ports Of military
or naval equipment they are liable I" be
treated as cuntrahaud. Contraband works
forfeiture Of freight. Formerly cOntraband
worked forfeiture OF the ship, but in mod
cru tliil'S 'll' snip - i"il'''cN "hig WIN" II
H. owned by the same person who OWNS the
cargo. The cruisers OF either belligcrcni
CAL capture American vessels having prop
erty of the other belligercnt on board, and
take them in for adjudication In their pril'
courts, but they cannot transship the prop
erty at sea unless 1t Is Indispensable for IL
preservation. Innocent parts Of the sam'
cargo, TO escape the contagion OF contra
band, must be the property Of different
aWnpr.
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becoming lcss-thanks to Mr.. TILDEN,
though Mr.. WooDrN omitted to mention that
fact,-and n few millions more or less do not
count But however rich an individual or
community may be, cxtravagant and proiii-
rate expenditures are bad and dcmoralizing.
Moreover. 20 depressed il trade, and 80 hard
to bear are the costs Of living, that we all
wish our Government to beas economical as
possible, and we feel that we really can't
afford a twenty mllion-dollar Capitol, cs-
pccinly when IL Is placed on a bleak hill in
provincial town, far away from the activ-
tiles and interests Of the great metropolis Of
the New World which pays the major share
of the cost OF the cdiicc.
The place for the Capitol building IL New
York; and here we offer for it choice of
sites.
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senator Gordon Does No, speak Now.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUS-Sr; had
hoped senator John b. Gordon would have in
dul..od his pen hant for rushing into print and
given some reasons for his most improper in
reference in the political affairs of our neigh
boring State New Jersey. The IA Is under
which he presumed To advise the election OF a
Republican Senator from that State are these;
The Legislature organized with hut one Demo-
cratic majority on JOINT ballot. and the election
Of Democratic Senator WIS assured. unless
some recreant could be found Such reprcsen-
tative Demo rats as the Hon. Ashbel Green.
John B. McPherson. ESQ. and others were pre-
scented ant urged. and nt su IA n time MAJOR
Alexander Harris. u member OF the lower House
from Hudson county. received from Senator
John Il. Gordon a lrttrf urging him 10 support
William Waiter Phelps. a Republican candidate.
for the United States sem This letter WIS
followed hy on" from the Hon l.. y. {. Lamar,
ats SIM tnc same at on. Tncs, cttrrs were
shown to prominent Demo rats. an ! their au-
tior- refe. we'd merit Il I"nun nat Iun. and the
gentleman through whom they sought e. sat
another Il publican N thu United Stat > nat
wis rautI nEei against following su III adti 'r
Thrsr two gentlemen aided. Wy every power
ElV'u them 10y cunidng ronst turn " Ia sat
the FRAU lulrnt O upnnt IN tin Executive Man
s ..1u. au tpfir mort ID s'pi a R"pulli mn th'
Tn I 81 States senate TOR SIX years WIS only de-
tcat'd hy tue unsWrrvins nlhcrenre 10 Irln
culr ot tie Legislature ot New Jersey. {.
Auril ~. 1871
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edy for IT, Real estate Ia so borne down by
high taxes and low rents that IL is desirable
neither ms an Investment in itself, nor as
security for loans Government, State, and
municipal bonds ought 10 be tho citizens
resource when all clsc fails, but our officials
do nothing to place these securities within
the reach Of small capitalists. little OK
ira trouble would suffice TO render our va
rous public obligations attainable in CON
vcnicnt amounts, and tho result would be
both safety 10 the investor, and economy to
the country at large
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amu.em,u,- To-Day.

rcc,r,s rh~.,r~- N,rt~rt Nulnes
-. ,,c,,, Uncle ron.- Cstn M,''nee.
C,,,.,n,. op~.. u,a.--v iis Matinee
t,.,. rn@.,r~- Mics BE Gle Dsring M'nnsr
70, ,,,er ,tsn -snh IT,. near "a ~ Mstnce.
. u,l N.-.u- rh-str--r Inc Princess k"yd hHnes
s,.,s .ss-.s u.".~-Rnse Nield Muinea
Gilmore. ,.rs~p H4fnum q sat show Matinee
p-ii. ond-r Theatre New york iitsl mepe'
ne,. mexican -tit
r-,. v"rL Ntssriu .-HrlsivN a. TtN IT.
rsrL rh-s,r---iur Roar Hug iioass Matinee
rsr,-is. Nsut &C. siite-vaiets Matinee
A.. rr..r,s-. a.,.tret. - 1sth o. Matinee
gh-a,-e Coi.iq"--v.iivv Matinee.
100, Pastors N-,s thc,t-- -v,r IT.
Z .io. ss.s-e th~s,r~-rhe p,nicnef. M@unee
~ siis-A. rh-s,r--hs ~ ni Dst Matinee
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Report SAYS that our ienlputcntiary To
London has renewed the lHas 'oi ms handsome
hpu-. IN Cav'nd 80 square for two years and
il = natural To- oNn Iul" ma hl~ continuance
thor, - assured Tor tlu lcM1h of time.
Tn American Envoy, however energetic
and MIR Prrropput looks mere tits q" most
superiluou- OH nal on this planet To am"
Sol-nnly " TIA lord TINS nr that; t. return their
lorlsup-' DINNERS Ia attend TIA" Queens draw
I'M. room mud introduce two or thrre sw'
Ameri ans per annum 10 Wnkn IN orcasi onhl
aiter-dinnrr sp",s'h, NJ fie Mansion House
mostly. warrant ri Ia cnntai nothing but suiNr
rommuuplno-'s; To converse at due Seasons
IN Her MN"sty's Ministers. exchanging thu
old verbal coinage about friendly policy, ~,
and assure them Of the peaceful progress Of ai-
fairs VIII eh are none Of their bus ness 20 drive
IN a handsome rnrrlag" through Hyi" Park 20
keep m nu elaborate and nm comfortable estate
LIS nrnt Tor penpie lac do snt care ipr-tlrse
are apparently tho whole duty of our Envoy.
II. cape al 10 live mln.>i rally t1lt II. he
must have house cost NJ about - .Om annual
lN "A stable OF at least Jour hor- = two car
rIu-, - ON" state coach, a s'prr Of servants.
nil ms Il ng on vrrirs, AMI one-halt too Hris-
b. rat Go 81 al the s1m' tabl with the others
a sci round Of dnn'r parties. costly coUrt
drrr>, s. 1T ndan"r ON royUl and on nal invita-
tons hring COMPULSORY and his wife and
daughters, II he has any, meyer To- he seon on
any t~J skate occasions IA tI' same dress.
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NaNim~ for the Dny.

No man worthy the ONCE OF President should
r. willing hold counted in or placed there by an
fraud u "RANt
Icoud never have been rcconcilcd to the elevation To-
Oe smallest and o mine person, however respectable
IN rrivae ME- WHO must iorcvct carry his rv H.
stamp oi fraud nr.t triumphant in American 'hsior'
H. subsequent action. however moritorous. can wal
away the letters OF that record
Cuanirs FRAScIs Antas
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DICK THOMPSON, the mariner from the
Indiana main. wants Congress to sive 5000
for patching up eight OF NoB-soS's old hulhs 81
help protect American interests IN the East. As
the rgcrcnts IN this n-ht will hive enough
to attend " without trcad.ns ON tho tail OF the
American eagle. and as these hulks would be
worthless N hinder or punish them even II they
w're inclined to commit such AN Outrage.
RICHARD IRON Indiana had better abandon his
cost PROJECT. TAe best thing hc can do is b.
bear down with iu. sail upon the track Of the
pirate RoBtsoS. If, however. he wishes 20 go
on a cruise over the rugged seas OF Roumania
to learn something of true seamanship. his wish
II not altogether unreasonable.
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ULYSSES the wandcrcr, alias ex-Boss
GRANT must have found the White House n
rather dismal place when he called upon Fraud
HAYES there tho other day, on returning from
his Western trip. Tho reception given him by
parsun NEWMAN on Thursday must have been
much more to his likn,. though the reporters
failed to state whether the pnrson produced any
Of his famous hot Scotch for the reircshmcnt
of the man out OF "A lob.
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Hicrophant OlCoTr IL going Ia bring TO
New York Mr. WoSG CHlsG Foo. "a Chlnanan
ana a Buddhist. t. undertake the conversion Of
IA" people 30 heather SIN. All right rhis IL a
free country. and WoSo CHINO Foo Is at liberty
90 speak hls sentiments. Buddhism is not. 10y
any means the worst religion IN the world.
Moreover If We do not let WoSa CHING Foo
conduit miss onary labors here. how can We
expert the Chinese to lend an ear To the Chris
tun missionaries among themf
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town, tho Chassis promptly and unanimously
dissolved the pastoral relation. On the du stion
OF recommending Mr.. WILLIAMS to sister
churches. there WIS diversity Of opinion. re-
suItng in vote of to in favor OF 40 doing
Mr.. WILLIAMS has had n narrow escape from
being disciplined.
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We observe with pain that our neighbors,
the T,pes and the HOrd. ara emhttcred ono
against the other. W. wish we could bring our
two contemporaries to better state Of feeling.
Tor there Is nothing more hEreehb" than Ia sec
harmony prevailing among journal -is. and
each dos ring that all should get such share Of
prosperity ~ they may deserve. just now
,hcra is a large falling or in newspap' cireula-
tons. but II our nrighhors make journals fair,
hon 81. and independent. full Of news. sound.
insiru. Va. and brilliant in comment. AMI
sparkling with grnuin" wit and humor. they
will before long experience better days.
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ne lilSl report Ol INC DcldNiIN dilu tiul-
son Canal Company gives the cUmpanys
Board Of Managers thus:
I'D Inn. rros,s nicssos.
hn' fsanf kfrnesfy, Jsn I.rH.
JNNas NNsthp. 1uOaAs tohNtLt,
IL nKAsn tNNNoS, ! HorrN
tcsg =. 90 a Ntnd, : re PM N Yin,
JANts ".sirstt. kohARr 5 HONE
JANa, l. TAYLOR
la the last issue Of the Bankers Almanac,
the direction OF the Bank of Commerce If
said tO consist OF the following named gen
tlemcn:
naetL K.tn~h. 4 L,s.
ttuHtt Autk, JiH ts'1r
kuuTnr RAW q f.i.f Hff
CuNif. Rrssrl, i""no's ig'-fvrr
knNts % MnNGAN W. II Macy.
Ansa NoKAt. = Af.fsH.
hkNNiNc uutR, Is q ANNoAh
II thus appears that five out Of the thir-
teen managers Of the canal company. and
tive out Of the fourteen directors of the bank.
are the same persons. 1t is we'll known that
month or two ago, the bank lent the canal
company S6)O.o00 on securities which derive
their whole value from the canal company's
guarantee, AMI how much more has since
been advanced ON similar collatrrals, or ON no
collatcrals at all, the public Is not informed.
But in view Of the prccariuus condition Of
the canal company, the fact that So many
of its directors are also directors IN the
bank il calculated to alarm the shareholders
of the latter institution, and II quite suri-
ccnt to account for the recent decline IN it,
stock.
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When the Legislative Commissions
spatrhcd the rcns Of government from the
hands of the people of Jersey CITY in 1871. they
made il po mt to turn out every freshman who
had worked his way up in the police fore" to a
Cartainry or n S'riscnnt'y. One ~ the first
a,tr Vt thr Police Board recently elected 10y the
people was to store number of the dismiss
ed Irishnrn and now the Republicans are try
INK to make cnp tai by crying out that The DEM
o rats are appointing nonr but foreigners L"t
them rnv". Weed out all the influences through
which the II 'pubioans nave used the police a.
plrty machine for the last six years. and keep
all t,e good men who have confined themselves
10 doing their duty Then the people will be-
content.
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Behold HAYEss Cabinets sending n com
M s-ion a. examine Gen. Arthur. Jackson ;.
SewuLrz. and Nlval Onlc"r CoRSEIL. under
pr,.is n r 81 trying In nnd uut what is wrong in
th" New York Custom Housed The commits
soners ingenuously say that their investiga-
lions are To- be- s.~'ret. end that only the results
are to be- given To the public. After the results
have been dulyexamined and fixed up in Wash
inston ia not tle comm .ss.oners additional
observation.
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ALBANY, April q. The officers of The
American Popular Lite Insurance Company
have n indicted, and are to be tried in tn
General sSions Of your city.
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The Classis OF New Brunswick yesterday
disposed Of the peculiar ease of the Aev. Mr.
WILLIAMS Of Grgg~'own. Mr.. WILLIAMS,
vii ice pastor Of the Reformed Chur h, WAS se-
cr'tly married 10 Il young woman in Princeton.
lie did not tell the members of the Griggsiown
flock Of tue uuptas. hut returning 10 that pic
turasqne NV Jersey hamlet continued
10 visit Mss MARY NooEHIs. Now il
IS ms that Mr.. WILLIAMS did not
brcurno engaged 10 Mrs NooEHIs, ms the news
papers have said ho did, but hc went TO 'ue
farm house early and stayed late ult
one or two O'Clock. farmer NooiIli, saNs-anl
IL" ne ghtor~ and tho farmer regarded him AIS
u suutor for Miss M,EY's hand. Ailcr the rlor-
Evmnn was we'll settled in the paIlor On ih'-'
Visiting nights the farmer and his wife,
with an eye to MAEy's success, piudontly
retired, leaving Tho pair to entertain each Vt.nr.
This had been continued Tor nearly year h'-
| iorr the clergyman 5 marriage reached the ears
| OF Farmer NoORuIs. 10 confront Mr.. VIII
llANls with the rumor was clearly the farmers
! duty, and he hust'uel to rHrf rm IT, The cl"r-
gvmun drnicd that he WIS married. The RI
| NOR. however, was verified, again denied 10y
/ Mr.. WILLIAMS. and then conlc sscl hy him toh
| tue. An Griggstown condemned the clergy
man, ana he rchignod. 1t WIS 90 dissolve ti"p;1--
! toral rclati0ut attho Chassis n.s' mhl"d. Farm
! or NOoRHs madr no charges against Mr., WILL
! LIAMs, nor did any one else. Mr. WILLIAMS
/ told the clerrvnrn that he had been "iulis-
ere " in not announcing The marroge, hut
nothing WA said about Miss NooiHls on the
clrrsymau's drnials Of his marriage. There
hc,n.s I.o % 'Uratiun-i the p"orl"of Gri:--tnVu
being anNilu- to he rid of Mr., WILLIAMS; Mr.
WILLIAMS b,in. anxious to be rid of Orsgs
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One OF those pathetic tragedies that touch
the human mind deop"r than the most vivid
pictures drawn Ny the 3 M OF skiliul novelists
has lust eliminated IN ohio. About h.t-,n
yours n.,o there appeared At a Shaker s''tur-
mcnt ia that stat, young mother with an
intent daughter in her arms. The mother had
been drs,rted by one OF those cod-biood.d
villains who throw aside woman's priceless
love as the playthlns of a day. The shakers
adopted the mother and child. Tho mother
and daughter passed an un'vcn''ul life in
their quiet Quaker home until fcw
months ago. when the daughter. bud ding
into womanhood. developed huoynney Of
So riis that q sturh'i M" calm Shakers. and
CAUSED spirit Of un,usi moss In tn" circles.
Tli- feeling grew. AMI n" young Shakor"@s
eyincrl a determination 10 shun IN" society Of
The elder members. and seek the company of
younger and more a-sr""ahl" companions. The
elders informed the mother that she must send
her daughter nto the world. This the mother
refus 81 Ia do. They wore then turned adri't
with few dollars IN their 30 krts. After vainy
looking for tuatfons Nh"re they could live 10
g.thcr. mother and daughter engaged room
IN hotel wh,sr they parlook Of deadly drug
and both persisted
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SfNHEfnS.

turned to the Dead Icftr once ~ Lond"n
The West Point graduates this vonr will
number seventy seven IN. harvest c,sss,n r,c,,,
The Roy w II II - 1t, ....
1T want to hear munster. faults get another mn.
lister to "lk about him.
--ShOpkcencrs in Raleigh, N. c., are In
tears because the military pos which nct,ed them an
average oi sCnUnfcr year. has been abolished
Tho United States Circuit Court of Orc.
gon ad burned tout vi respect toit- clerk who mad COME
nt,cd suicide at the close OF month Of constant no,
cation
A Woetrrp editor en- va "Thc NpLrnel,
Legislature sits urin the winter in order To rc,en,,,
IN, nbcrs from attending the sessions in their shirt sleeve,
and bare feet"
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. ''"" N'i''''''' IVY ~ w" N''''S
on WINE asleep III car q" tn' 'o",r"i vermont 'al
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Inc ohlce "l 'le 'hl'aso he'V"-fh"o-
"7h'' J'"""' ''' editor "' which was recently -ho' II
~ >, W, 49, ''''' " W.
'eu'r' craze" o., 'pr'u""'" N,''' ",'~n u.I'
Missouri mas u now law loIbWhihF OILS
Gers of banks To receive deposits after they hno~ HAT
their institution /, in-o'eni and making them ind.idd'
any responsible Tor loans caused by n'E.eto TINS pfe
''''0"
Statistics show that more elderly mar
ri,es TAX pnc, m k,nncs, than n any other STATE 10,
IN. uu,on Notriny il n tsht on II side o. The house
O, twin, te Knot Al three. score wears aud ten and along
there influence 81 buc gfa.s
Gen. ]. n. Stilns prcnched tho sermon Mt
the burial OF ms VIE few days ago lie believed no
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Deacon RICHARD SMITH Of Cincinnati i.

studying the science Of demonology. In his
wicked partners the truly good mnn has an
ever present example Of depravty unparalleled
ON TINS side OF the internal regions. We adv So
him IA leave the demons alone. ana keep all hrs
strength for that struggle from which. We
earn Sly hope, he may yrt conn out triumph
ant Tncn. having subduoi his wic~ed part
n,rs he Wal b, ah, to tn klc the devil himself,
with a TAR prospect IT success.
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Postnastcr-Gencral KEY, the one unquali-
nod Democrat IN Ia" de Jdelp Admin stration-
MIR EyAErs MIR. SCHuRz. AID Mr.. DhvlNs beng
Democrats with u ~ hh Huon--dcclur him
sslf IN favor of n new party to support the de
ticiD Admin -tratun. OF course he is for let
uns the OH l. publican organization slide. hut
W. fanny il will not down. either ut his bidding
or that OF his NV confcdcratrs.
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Some Of our railroad Rings have swlndled
the Government in Il way that would bc toie-
rated in no other country OF the world. Su ia
Rings. when they operate IN the Now Dominion.
are less succ,ssiul. 1t will IT, seen 10y our Otta-
Va despatch that the Northern Railway Com
pAny has been compelled to dlssorge. after a
fashion that might well bo adopted IN the
Un,tpt States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-28

The Times takes no stock in the Fraudu-
lent Presidents undertaking " gnlvanile the
corpse OF the Wing party. ntruth. there is not
the llrs, fain,.- Indication that he viii have any
success whatever IN Tia business. NJ one coud
a'comp sh that task. least OF all Fraudulent
Ir.aldnnf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-28

Pros dent iiayns has declined the ofrar ~ IT,
H., OF tN r,si. i ',lut, cottage ~ Lon. nldnN iVg
TIE tGnmpr sar.U
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Mr.. CowDIS Il doing "A very foolish thing
in making a hght for the Dock Department.
That ornamental commission has expended
i've millions of money. AMI produced no results
Of any n~ount Taxi its most importlni RI.
the river wall in the nei-hborhood 81 Car r.o-
pner street That wall cost upward Of two mil
lions OF dollars per mile. Yet when the depart
in,nt began To I'LL IN behind 1t the stru tarc
started to yield. and II thr work had been con-
tnuei the whole conscrn would have slid on
iutn uir river. The wall has been REINFORCED
hy heavy iron stays. which now give it tempo
rary security. But ,hink Of a buikheS wal
costing 42.0lU.0uO per mile which cannot sus-
tam the earth hieain,l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-28

Tho loyal French Canadians arc touched
with the war fever. and onr Colonel Ia prepared
to organize II regiment for European oprrnt ons
in ease England snOul become involved IN inc
war. Probably twenty thousand volunteers
could bc rns ii in the New Dominion Tor the
Queens service. The Australian colonies
should furn An ten thousand ilsht,ng men for
their sovereign, IN an cincrgcn y.
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There Is an attempt making to get mp
demand for bigger navy b"rause Of the war
between Russia and Turkey. II IL absurd. We
should have to- spcnl millona before we got up
to whore we could cope with either OF them on
the sna. and when they wrrc spent W. should
have no need Of the vessols. The navy IL large
rnnnlrh nlrnnIN.
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As an orator, Brother HAYES il In certain
snnsa 81 ce-siul. He makes Us rcHpcvtLle more
manly cloqlrncc OF his pr 'i''"esOr.
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Now it is EUGENE n ROBINSON & Co. 1t
is only few Wrs since Mr. HoDIssoE's father
left him more than t2.OJO.O0O. sucn 10 life in
Wall str,,pt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-28

1t IL reported that Mr.. PACKARD will not
leave New Orleans until he has secured doru-
mrntnry proofs that the HAYES electors were
counted IN hy fraud These proofs. II Is sup
posed. he win place IN Mr.. BLA'Ns's possession
before the extra session o. Congress.
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Twin Board. OF Directors.

The last report OF the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal Company gives the company =
Board Of Managers thus: