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riLE's SPRING REG4TTf.


NEw HAVEN. May 10 The regular spring
regatta ~ the lid" University Boat Clu1 took
place this afternoon at Lake Saltuust.il. pic
turcsqu' liti" sheet OF water four miles from
the city ON the Shore Line Railroad. large
attendance both OF college students and towns
people WAS present. The point on the east
shore Of the Lake. favoritc place for seeing.
about "a hundred rods from the finish. was
crowded with carriages and vehicles OF various
descriptions. The weather was not oppressive
Is hot. and the water WAS IN fair condition.
though somewhat r4ilrd toward tho Turning
sfunr.
Tn" first event was eiN-oarol barge raoe.
iwN niif- "a g. turn. fu WiIl.N tl.t cont stunts
were crews from the Junior Sophomore. and
Freshman clA--,s. Atthe -,f. ..oif tLr Juniors
captured the water "A tribe before the Souho-
nurcs while th Freshmen -plash"d badly and
mad" "A poor start. The race h,twe'n tho two
first -mru'iunrd rrpw- was holly contested ono
all m" way io tho mile turn. the Juniors pulling
forty t. the minui" ami showing pretty fair
ami rowing ln better style. The former rev
hrd "a slight lead at the turning stake hut made
an nwSward turn and the Sophomores rounded
ana stralgi tened Tor n" return slightly IN adj
vance. All IN" W.T. hom" the -iruggl" was a
sharp one. and the Freshmen had picked M
spl"ndiily. closing tho gap and tapping N"
mad" a magu frrut squirt and slowly drew
ahead, thoue.i 30 the finish thor bout wa- lap.
pr ~sci 10y the Freshmen. there being MT a
loats length between the nr-t and last boats.
llNt lpsNh e. Is w. % ana ll.l|
For ia" next event. the siuEl" r.ull race Of two
miles there wer" four entries: ". \. Ransom
Junor Glass &. W. Edwards and u II. ponad-
son. Sophomore MSS aud W. I Hart scientific
School. harttonk tho lead rowing "a long, sweep
INK stroke IA al " style, hut not h"ins in good
training h.s staying power was not good. and
he was 'od hy Donaldson Ia yield first pluc".
who kept To- IL" front during tho rest ul IA"
rlc" slowly inrrras TX TIA" gap, and winning N
- 3pA. Ransom cam" in thrd. with Edwards
u bad fourth. Hart time. Ii .OGt.
Tine llual cont Il Wh- a siN-uarrd barge rnce
between the lalWand Medical School crows. The
stroke Of the latter crew was Sargent. who pull
cd the sirok" oar oi the Bowdoin crrw al Spring
field IN %. Johnston. stroke Of tn Law School
crew, u an oHrsman of considerable reputation
here, having Won several races, ut neither of
IA" mon wrr" we'll supported, and the pulling
of both crows was rough and rasscd. The law
yers o' tuned slight advantage at the start,
which they Kept through the race though rlus"-
Is press a by th" Medical crow. whom they
tried IA vain 10 shake N. A. N" hoai7 crossed
Oh" lni-h there was only a w feet iisianr. hs-
~ "a thr lMo prows. Time Law. lJtjl'.;
Tho Yale College ball nine beat the Amherst
nine at Amherst this afternoon. hy -'Orr IT
Mn" to five, Amherst making 10 scores alter
the second inning.
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BEATTY AND INIINE>S.
The brilliant Spectacle on the P"io Ground
In jerome Park Bennett MiWed.

The Wc-tchcster Polo Clubs matinee yes
terday in the northwest corner Of jerome Park.
was attended 10y II much larger gathering than
any that graced the clubs meetings when It's
most brilliant member, Mr., James Gordon Ben
nett. WIS in attendance. The polo grounds
were never before so beautiful rs they
were yesterday. and tho proprietor Of
the HerdM missed brilliant spectacle.
The clubs Nag swung from the lofty staf on
the lawn. and the neatly colorrd awnings nut
tered in the brre2o. Waters in broad. 10TH and
with white neck ties, hurried around tn" club
house and the drag. as they rolled through tho
artistic gateway. The costumes of the women
We're bright and charming, and tho men We're
likewise lewl llrrlng and elegant Lawn Ten
MS and Aunt Sally gaines so admirably
suited for such place-Wcre interesting for
two hours,
Among hose in attendance were Mr.. William
II. Aston, Mss Aston Mrs. :. l.. Reeves. Nj. \.
i, Moro Nh. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Mr.
v. Is. Wrmore MI md Mrs. Van k.nsselncr.
four, Mr.. 5. ;. Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs. c. O.
Francklyn Mr., Fred sherman, Mr., and Mrs. r.
Bronson. Mr.. GARRISON \. Potter. Mr.. and Mrs
John sherman. Mr. and Mrs, Perkins MIR and
Mrs 5. Nicholas Kane, and Mrs. H.. X, stevens
Al O'Clock the pretty mustangs, Flood. Dick
Icayune China. Jack, Lightning. Badly, and
Belle were led from their stables 10 the field
Irlce, Col Jay and Mott We're pitted against
Mrssrs Robbins, Balour Bronson, and Harry
Oelrichs. The match was won by the latter
four. Mr., Balfour was thrown from his horse
at the start, but resumed play al once. Every
body expressed regret that Mr. Bennett was ab-
Mr. Harry Blasson. the trainer. Is preparing
for the trim.
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the REUNITED METHODIsTs.
Congratulations. to he Extended 10 the Meth
odists Of Great Britain.

baltimore, May l9.-At the Methodist
Protestant Convention. to-day the Rev Alex.
Clark moved N" appointment ~ a commiit.e 10
extend CONGRATULATIONS anl state the fact II the
union of the Methodist and Methodist Pro-
t,siant conicrcn eos in Great Britain. ANA that
a committee on iraioruAl relations %" appointed
e attend the next general conference of the
The Committee ON ROWS on submitted nh adj
ditonal report ON dis lpline and constitute n,
which WAS adopted. The arii. les reported are
embraced in the tou-t tuition ~ the Methodist
Protestant thnr n, and relate 90 the mod" Il
-isilunlng ministers and prea hers. the power
Of the Annual Confer noe relative 10 colorrd
members. the representation of home miss ions
i'm Annual Conference and the representation
Of each district IA General Conference. The
only change was IN ia" latter arti lee. which
changed the words 'onr thousand To two
ihousand.' hut upon ameudmrnt tho words
" ilfte,n hundred wcr, substituted.
The thrd FRIDAY iu May. ls-u. was appointed
as the time Tor the mex, General Couicr,ncv.
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NN v IlAAn-, lAo,rAcrs.


"a"..'t n l....,u and Corrorotion
Also, Ni. y...., .,',I,,,..,.,, .''.,a,'
., '' la no" s'r''' l".i on
VITA iue insiru tons oil
-'r..4.f ln.yau,iu,d
vi W. R. ..,
, 'a7 I'p'la ana YOU h"i7 10
'''" N''.' noe ,uuElNc himself or
"lcft ...t..,,N.unlii,,,.,, ..,.,,.
..Au. go '''e
is..,,,., $500 'u'1s against le'ei b.
- 'iN 'i.r. lIng SUITS and as- .st the city
4'id NIl.. u.... for who's. ..,llo,ti.n
tta,nI.. ."
N,. sun. ne examination Was
i''.N -'tr Neither Nj Prckham nor
100 lH''i G. .f-rl ha, relolted H. the At.
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CREIDHOOR SHOTS,
Competing for the Remington Prize and the
wilkes Medal.

Yesterday morning at Creedmoor the second
competition tor the $50 gold cash Remington prize was
called. But few entries made the experts car
INK to shoot under conditions requiring them to use
factory hlcd' cartridses as 1t was the shooting was
poor the best mnrksmen standing low the list Twenty
shots each at 80 aud 400 yards Wer, AGed making
uussihe uuiutS The scores were
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PHILADELPHIA, MAY 10 Herbert Wells This
mNrtlut shot aud probably fatally wounded Dos lintltl
JHin> lhtiert Aa. h'ri an inmate , uale a-S lA!u,
and e. individually lusau'. lie WA arrested.
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Ersimss nr,ltts


bNring "nd Cleaning l'c ln.o n.ptr Nl
Nt. 't' 'NI 't' 1' D.. '' if'i NJ l-fH
ih f|" 'iiN '- $3.50 IS galway. MAI --f ~f &c., tf4
a. .Nta. iiii ~. aN, ny.l -iiA & kc--li,lr
~ Gel. Broadway ami ~ -
Fine Rye Whiskey, ,Dlr, ell - r,rf. lor n
lDr iaisc bottle. \ NAN hill - t,aDl,,s.i
The Be,t Hemcd! r,r children whIie r,ctn.
Mr. N lN~l.tIN
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TE Test OF Life IL Destroyed
By chron indigestion. Cure the malady. Their
ll0wi with Milk OF Masnesla ado

Never so rich n gem was SGT in worse than
gold Thus Shyock speaks Of wonderful emer aid. and
he would have spoken NJ the Pauslan diRmuud-
which possess all the hardness hrlhan,y ana enduring
beauty ot the richest and purest natural diamonds They
set IN pure gold IN the most fashionable diamond
STYLES For sale only by Richard Humphreys owoiler
40 Broadway, corner Of l2th 81, New YOrk send Tor
illustrated catalogue. -Adr.
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M.fRINE TNTELLIG ENCE

| sis'rrpE AtvASAc-rfts ntV
Fun rises. - sun s,ts IS Noon rises. I %
ni.n wAtkK-tni~ nav.
Sandy Hook, | II GOV Island % Hell Gate" -
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The Peruvian Syrup vitai2es, purihcs nni
enrehes the blood, siNng strength and VISOR " tile sys
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iN .f'shhos, and beauty that i'm
Is 90 Of io4th nwll remove all
'.' '.'-''-.' s..d by az dIugsiss-AA.
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Pope Plus TX. will be the subject OF a splendid
mli pase portrait ~ the Daiy GruhE " ingITYW,-Jh
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In We aiernoQn. despitc Tie heat nrsc nuinbcr o.
entries made Tor the wilkes medal At So yards ten
shots per man Oh hanl any rle The seof,s here
, 1877-06-09
BOSTON RUBBER Trade SALE.


nos7ox. Iuus S.-yhs rubber sals was cou-
timed to. day With creator success ossn than on
ThursdAy, and BY noon tho snsfsa lot Of goods.
valued At nearly ST. 0oo. 900, ware disposed Of. thu
ratca running NFthiu Is per caut Ut shs market
value. Araons tbs hsAy!ess purchasers were say.
ersl from Ghtrako-W. y. henderson, L. q. Yos.
u. Il. llltls, II. seIs d Co., Fargo i Co., and
Others. Ofcourso, many Ut she purchasers gave
hctttuus na.ucs, but II Il known that Western aad
Southern n,sn bought largely In etcsss Of Nsw
York and thu Middle ssaics. The saIo wss tho
most successful ever held Ia the country. Thla
afternoon tho party went on hat boz axcurtlon -
ihe Invitation Vt the Mayor.
UosToN, June ar-Tha xrsas tfade sale Of rubber
boots snd shoe: waa cop!lnuea to.dsy. The bid.
ding bcssn bElsklY. Fatty cuxea Hcaa "f" ahust
boUts bought 8! nj; twenty nts eaaee mems top
boots, -. 1904 " psfefs shS atst aald y hoaf W.
rrpsExljy lp ADVANCE Ut ycstesdaY. This Advance
.. partsay netssso' r. eoo wh'sA I'D
Gsiax readily iakru al 1.h cents; 1O0 eases mems
Initiation sandals wese knocked down It os eents.
, 1877-06-09


Arthnr Wright and Norman Courtney, who stole
!. O10 ellort-riie tickets somc tmc ago from the
ticket office Of the Chicago, Rock Island l. Pacific
Railroad Company at shc cur shopa, were sentenced
yesterday by Judge Dooth To one yeas each In the
l'enttentary. THIS IL the second batch convicted
and sentenced fora similar e.!me within the lass
thrce monthH This Is a healthy sign. and Will in.
tlnubteIIy hare tho effect Of preventing others
{run1 engagng lu xuel hazardous hua!neaa.
Mf. Henry WcntWotth. funeral Passenger aud
Ticket Agent Ut tho Michigan Central liailruad, re-
tntncd frosn Lansing YcstarduY. where Ic had tccn
attending 10 the monthly meeting Of lac M!chigan
tlenetal Ticket and Passenger Agents Assoc!a.
tIon, Of which ho IL the rfetiacHt. The only
business q pabllc Importance tsansactel " tlc
meeting whs tho passage OF resolution asthoriz.
Ing the talc 0f Tickets ~ all the atIrhfean tuad.
tic ~ md 4t Of July goo until the 9Th fof halt
faff.
rho Cincinnati! traIns OIL tho Kankakee Line
cInugc Tins 1icxt eunlay. Tho train which tow
lenres al ~ a. NJ viii after that DAY leave 1t H:l3
a. nj. Tia oyoning train will !ea'e Al the same
tlnio 1t dues nuw. Tho train which now arrives 1T
tl:u5 D. I'll. will nsrlye Al H:5 p fl.. and tho train
which now e0n1e4 In at 7;1a Will Hci hero nl 1880
q. m.
Robert Harris. rfrsicnt Of tho Chicago. Hns.
linstom y tH!tlcy Iiailfoad, WIN has been East
during tho fart Two or thrre weeks returned yes
tefday.
, 1877-06-09
PROPERTY QUALIFICATION.


GRAND NArlps, Alc4., junu t.-l SEQ that ahs
Chicago Tina fssoFs property qualification for
voters. The ostsnsIb!u ob}ecs IL the publication
pf politics, tlc rpa belng tho degradation Ut
tho poor and tho elevation Ut tho rich. II would
t,c we'll to inquire II the drbassnsnt OF politics
t,roccrs ffp thu class thus diacrtmnated sxainst.
Tho t1,cu who have d!sstaeod the natlon u it,
Cap!tal we.a not generally poor, and thosc
whn controlled tho Cohysuttous that nominated
them Hrre generally Tho leaders Of society. What
IL Wanted II los. worship Of wss!th; because tho
greed existing IL the main cause Of Tho corruption
If politics aud society. Can We decrease shs greed
by xaactta2 that nI&n cannot yotc, II ho be ~
uuru III Washington, anless he b. the posacss0r OF
properlyl fanY men especially nccd The pro!ec.
Vi two youthurn 8.a,es to I,ssceAuy ebooss pre.l.
dental Electors lsa nut canscd tho mAsscs OF tho
psopIa u loss faith 10 republican Government An
intelligence quail cation woal1 b. psoPsT, for no
one should vote whn cannot read. but Ptopurty
qualification would IN disEtacS.
II there be danxeF OF els1l war resulting from
Presidential elections, lot 0u! Chief Executive
ofticrF bo 4 permanent una. Take away tho veto
power, aud lei . Ministry ba ss1ected that eau ba
removed 1t any time aef0atcd ia CungTess. Then
let tho Ministers 5a chosen by the representatives
Of tl,s psoplc. In this way we soq4d axuld Tug
enable the H,asses To roach aNd affect The Executive
mart Of &h4 Government Mpta speedily than nUA
TAu Chicago 1ua4s has vesF aptsy 1ecn cal1od "a
police gazette without p!ctuEoa:" but *e suggest
that The picture Of tho Kenlus who II argulnx tn
favor of a urope1ty qu4lncat,on should " gwen
ihxt s$rtuous and aml4bsc sheet. The fbyu'stes
who sreu,s to compound heAllnxA OF death xccNrs
ia dime novels should " all means ba p9smIttca t0
tfy blu skill ~ suggested. flxu.
, 1877-06-09
POLITICAL.
1E0llGIA.


WARRINGTON, D. c., juno 8.-A letter from eA'
sannat. CD, rays that on ncsdsy ne1t The pcopts
of That Snta Will Toto On tho question of calling
convention to cl,pnge the present Constitution.
Considerable Interest II taken In the matter, and
e1.AttorneY .Gonernl Ackest1nn has written let.
ter In opposition to the propoaed couvcntiont and
the entirs Republican party ot tho Btato thkc tho
same view, and wII1 yoto againdt calling the eou.
,tntIon. Tho Democratic leaders ali advocato tho
framing of new Constitution, on tho ground that
tho present ono does not represent tho will Of
na|orty Of tho people Of the State. Senator Hill
has taken very strong ground, and. in speech al
LatranEc. said that IA largo t,art Of tho people
ate Dissatisfied with tho Constitution. Thou.
paRha. were not allowed to Toio for It. AMI
It wAa n!atie untcr ltctatiun from Washington
Clty, through military authority. It brands the
late War rebellion, til1s Insulting tho living
and dlshonnting the patriotic dead; It declares that
paramount allegiance ID due by eYcry NeorgInh 10
tie Sat!unAl Gt.tcrnnlsRt, xhIo encli tiuyasnMent
!ssapreme In isa sphere and In ypriect harmony"
Its following IL te section Ii the State C1nxtta-
tian refcIscu To By Ar. I'LL. md 10 bIltery dc.
nounced bY other Democratic Icaicrh ~ being
Standing insult 10 tho white pcoplc 0f the Statc:
the american unio. rhs I.ospis thsreui ID pit o
lie American aatiun every citizen thereof owes tara
nonnl allegiance tic E0nsti'Hiun and Uotctnincnt
tf tic Uh!ipd 6talrF. aud no law nnt ordnance III
parsuslon subssrsun theruut shah hsys 1lu1.
iaK tofc6 on this section Ut tic Constitution.
, 1877-06-09
SntlIti CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, i. O., Juns H.-The dsneta! As
semely passel the concurrent resolution snlaing 4
JOINT Com mission 10 investigate whether any I'M.
proper Of illegal uao has boon mado of ths p0bllc
'ahaa Of tho credit Of the State, and 10 caass legal
psseedinys 10 be instituted syalnss I'll pessons In.
s!tsated- Also tho following:
nto!tfd, That It 10 referred 70 sala Com.
" a@as!Rosal by ths Sinking Fund Commissioners
sta .as property and s4sets Of The Stats. and u
sisom Iisaom the samg was disposed, and fot whst con.
~ III GonmissiUnsEs thoEgln was ls4a! sud sslld.
H. ths ttapo.al Vt sa!u Astets Ard property VI.
"a 70 Gauss legal proceedings 10 b. lasttutsd
kslkd '"S ~" "-A''@s '1s s
II o6tso1etd Tha. II b referred to sald Committee
~ ssasta q ths unitad st.tss. Z. nsc 10, is7S.
GLaad eo.ruption.
Ass 0saatal Assembly adjourned s!uo dls.
, 1877-06-09
CROP PROSPECTS,

Epsciaf Dttpa!cA 10 1ae 7rtaux@
SANDWICH, ILL.,, june 8.-Ths agricultural world
ought 10 bo In = pleasant MOOD In view Ut crop
prospects In Northern IlDineis and elsewhere, II
nalure'a fo1ces arc u actlvo in promoting plant
growta ~ they haye bcon hero Tor Tue week ending
to.daY. Cora has progressed rapidly, for sun.
shipe md shower taEs boon 10 propisiousty blond.
ed Tint, by tho 1st Of July. Tho Geldp will augur
veil for tbs crop should the weather continue ~
favorable odwprl to that psstod Ut tInc. Oats,
sheat, and graa4 continue 10 gtTs promise OF *.
tellent crops. Tho rainfall for April aud
i !sI!s.s si!h blowing ID p'.at!ns: isaes asii:
y the e,sn stsa here shows 4 goul stand. Pre-
eatnt sn,all showass hare. not hindsrel cofn enl.
late, but on Tho 0tarE hand have pFonioted tho
u somo sectIona of The cnun.ty tho anlue crop has
hesh sompwhat abFld4eu. by loss of pigs, tho loss
ssSsSatfng fFen What II fa3ely ea!sd hvx .choleEa
ieshuioaists. has tssn found to prevent no symp.
ss sn: allied 70 shu so.caltsd af9etloa " eNias.
ts1e, tnaccl all nf il.n farm stuck. 1o0k thrifty
tae Tasc0.Russ!su war conttaus until the
ss.aoa pToaacts aso safoly garntre4. farming. thls
,kta'on. will prove quite - gEuatabs =: soma uf
stefs viii bo liysstel tfom agriculture II lhs wss
ne ne 9a Thy d'mcns,ona Il ts l.kely to assanu.
sasn ths sea1shness Ut u! slse nations Of kafopo
lid lhoae Of portion OF Asts Is fully developed.
sp<efa, DtsrdteA 10 ms 7ftsaxs.
A4pskax, Wls., 1uua d.--rta daily Dttaoefat
y, morrow morning will print special dispatches
et tdts City willis saI!ua Il lo0 sntsey showing
@at tho rain which commenced TO fall here th's
aa1,atuy, eun!!auny shsopyhout thy day, hAs 1esn
f{say benaatel by ii, arc Likely 10 10 large,, All
klaa4 Ut gtaiu VII! he gscatly esna6ted. calnchs
sues ara oaty reported n salt number Of cases "
aa'a2 damage to ggafns
6pte1al MuaacA 10 gh4 7ssea.A
i, Ann AAaoA, Hich.,' Juuu B.-Cfops Ia this toun-
II wire ngser ia hsttvr condition than u present.
at masat sn1 gsass psunlso thu best los years.
fatsto.tuS4 sta Aaklng thslf usuAi tavsxsa 10 po.
s1"es. Nool II opuulnx II 80 and " eopt4.
, 1877-06-09


SpR!xuyIELu, ILL.,, Jupa H,-lt Las beon d!scov-
cred that owing IL All InadveFtance l1ouss bill $40,
encouraging tha propagation OF Ash In Illinois
waters, has not become a law. The Senate smend.
Cd, and tho lsuuse refused to CONCUR. a Confef.
eucs Couamtttes was appointed. which reported to
tho Ssnata Ii favor of that body reccdng from IL
sp,cnt,ments. Tho Bcnats did recsds by adopting
tho report of tho CopfeErnca CDmmtsee. and re.
ported lint fset, but tho lIoufc Conference Com
u1lt.so omitted 10 mako 4 report to Tue fl0usd.
90, construcstxsly. that Llll y #til ta tho
Il dtd NOT 70 through ihs ssXa!As esdst. and was
never enr1ils4i sEstutura Il NtssE ,FeaChed thu
{ioyssnaE, And II not law. fact which will oc-
eason much disappointment to tbs nshnx intercsts
yhe lniernss Nesenua collections fcs NAY ~
this ths Eighth Distinct. au0uAtaa IL 4a97. D91.
Since Collector Msrrlam touk ch4rys Of The p1!cu.
Oct. 90 18TH up To jung lit tnat.> tho collections
tays aggregated 81, +.l.0T. Tho stpcusss Ut
tntt.
, 1877-06-09
TIE REFORMED DUTCH SYNOD.
Euetsal Msax5kcA Ia INs IetAusx

Exw YoMk. Jvn1 h.--Ths Usncta! synod Of The
Reformed uuieh Church to-day considered lie
appeal at 1,r. Augustus utauyctt who waa srs.
pended ffam the ministry by the Kingston c'aAtcs
on charge Of hrfesy. Thc chief oaenss ct Ds.
lstaa,clt waa writing an article on 'lrotestsnt
yatcanlsn," whict. appeared In Serlbntr's last
September, and contained Statements cot hnr.
mon!1aX With tl.u Confession et Faith. The Rfnod
had q rather lively discussion. The accused a1+
itted that te retuacs 10 he bound by the letter Of
tho Confession, sna replied 20 s,'ns s.asssc
tho synod would be bis commission. "
that II would clolhs him with tFssh power, and hd
would '.Xu forth gsyafee puwsr III tho nissucu.
,tleut u ihe religion Of Christ" When thu roll
WA called In tAs sAst majority Ut easea shc spaak
cfa denounced Uf. llauvett IL All Uneny 10 Evan
eutIcal religion and OF Etrtst Himself. nr Colo
saal pr. plautat was the representative ot Erasl
class, aud y Tho bynatI gave way ane inch howl
al Joy would 60 ur ftoua thu camp q satan. tue
huEvn Vi lle ''Aar9pced thtnkGrs." Thu drcisian
will hp reached tO.ntUff0W.
, 1877-06-09

Nsw YouR, June 8.-re&eF Cooper, candidate
for President II the United Etatcs al the last esrc
tlon, has Just addressed lung opun letter to Pre.l
drnt Hayes cssttctstng tla p4st financial policy OF
ths sovereign Government. and also marking out
tas proper coursc. II his op!nio, 10 be pursued in
'nture. Mr. Cooper begins his 1ettcr witt, these
words: ''Allow mic to ODER you my heartfelt
thanks for thu wIso and independent course you
Ind d!Alcult duttcs you 'nyo been called upon to
psfforui." Nj. Cooper afetea: ''Uur hatlona,
tatsancy must b rauV receivable for all purposes
per cent Government boHda. bucll a currency
would baso bcen worth moro 10 tho American pco'
pic than all tho gold inlucs that have escr bcen ds-
uttered On tbs continent Of AMerlca." liU al.
t!ses that si!yer bc Withdrawn from circulation,
and u.cd In tho pnrchaHu Of foreign bonds. Ind
lhAt the fractional paper currency 1o revived.
, 1877-06-09

THE At. PAUL ELECTION,
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Junn a.-The ANIMAL election
of the Discesors of the Chicago, Milwaukee d St.
pau1 Hallway Company took place hora to-day.
The old directors were alt reelected except j. a.
Thosre. Of Mndiaon, Wis. :. 3. Merrill was
elected in f,!s stead. Tho Dircctors now are Aicx
Mitchell, Julius Wnffwosth, BeiAh EhAsHhes!nIn,
John. 81. fiurkc, Walter =. HuFnec. Peter uettdr.,
Ilnssd flows. Jeremiah Mitbank, ucorge W. Weld,
Merslll, jonathan Bowman. The Directors immc-
dateIy re.t1ettcl t1.e .olsi of'cers. ns fol1ows:
i'!c.'dcnt. Alex Mitchell; Vtcc.pEee'sent, Jn'tua
aistant tieneral Manager, .IUhn Z. dault; Score.
tAtY and Treasurer, Il, q. Jennings.
, 1877-06-09
JUDICIAL.

8ptc3d3 VF1bd!t& 70 1As 3Fsu1H&
CAaLlxy1Ll4, Ill. Juas a.-rhs bar aud cta'
xsua of MAeoupin, saugauon. Christian, and
Montgomery, hare pssssuted tbs uAns Of ths Hon.
Wru. X. Welch, ope Of the most promlpcnt mfm.
heFs Of tho bar Of this city, ~ candidate for cE.
cult Judge In ths district, under shs nav Appellate
Court I'LL, and 1t IL we'll undcsatood TINT Mt.
Wxlch will consent " tht Vt tta u4tas tot The
position. lie will tses!fa The unanimous Spea VI
AAseuptn Eon2ty.
, 1877-06-09

TUNTENTINT.
WILMINGTON, N. C.,Juna s.-sun,1s Tunrxxr1xK-
fn1rt It
, 1877-06-09
PIIOFESkl0NAI
CANCER CURE.

The aa1tesed uho suffer from hist terrible dtssase
known - csnesr should no4 4clAS application 70 BIT
u. Walker. whusa rtno&n In curing tAis a*eas~ wst'
ysns4 tbs ut,us. sspsst IN Ills aa!Iy and e1Yest4ne<
Without the kntla VT los ot bs VI. Call a44rsss L.
u. WALKER II. L., l7a C1AFk.s&.. Chlesxo. H. COY
Ut ur WtlksFs Health journal saut fIea ApultAtoa
, 1877-06-09

Monday next tho stn,f Corona, Of lto fiooslElch
Line, will commence plying dsiIy between this port
and st. Joseph. ~ present SIN IL making trip"
evcry other daY. sho has boon carfyng about
e 600 rascs. or 900 bnrhels. Of STRAWBERRIES per
tfip from the Michigan beds to th1h market,
and ibis morning ID expected with y, 600 caaes
Of tho lnsciuns trult. thu priecs of tho berries
are no l0w--hso and stx CENTS Qaaft-that Tho
sttli ripcn,nR and remaining unplckcd 70 Il, tecaJ
tefora they VIII ship them. Rates ios carving
Ths III crop il unusually IafE. aud ano thi. season.
Tka prospect tor \ large peach csup In tho same
rrslun wis noycr hcttef, and ia room a. that fruit
II I'no larger quantity will 10 shipped hero than
nind1