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COUNTING THE COST.

The great strike is over. Law has
triumphed. Mob violence has beer
suppressed. Now comes the summing
up Of results, the fearful counting OIL
the cost. The strikers have not at
tanned their end. The majority OF
them are glad to go back to Their
work at former wages. Their wrongs
are not redressed. No wrongs are or
even have been righted by lawless Vi
olence. Nothing has been accompa-
MED by the strike but injury and
damage. Labor and capital which
ought to work hand in hand are now
more widely separated. Tie spirit
of hate is more dittused and intensi-
fed. After the madness of the hour
comes cool reflection and all may
gravely look upon the ruin which has
been wrought. There is lesson tor
all. In these prolonged hard times
labor undoubtedly mas suffered, but
so has capital. But in an hour OF
reckless infatuation labor has ma lily
endeavored to secure relief by vlo-
lence. Capital has shown itself law
abiding and peaceful. In the shrink
age Of value, in the depreciation OF
property, in the decrease and failure
of dividends, in business depression,
losses and bankruptcies, capital has
seen its savings and accumulation dis
appearing day by day, until multi
tudes who four years ago were count
ed rich have been brought face to face
with penury. Thousands Of widows
and orphans are in just this situation
But for either capital or labor to eN,
pect relief fro IL mob violence is de.
fusion. Labor has usually tried II
and its last state is worse than the
first. The causes of business stagna.
ton, want Of employment and 10"
wages are now open to discuslon.-
The causes may be over,productlon
labor saving machinery, imitation OF
contraction of currency, the resump'
ton Of specific payment, railway abuS'
es and extravagant salaries, corpora
ton miSmanagement, or social eXtrav'
agance. Let them be disciplined, IN
qured into and remedies sought out
and applied. But the upllfted hand
of violence cannot and will not be toll
Grated.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-09

These unexpected reverses are very
liscouraging to the Russians and have
produced serious decentralization in
their army. The Gear is represented
to be so uneasy and chogrined as to
be ready to make overtures for peace
without consulting England and the
other great powers. A panic was
spreading also in st. Petersburg on
account of orders for new levies Ct
troops. At last accounts the star Of
the Turk was largely in the ascend
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-09
S THE GREAT PREVENTATIVE

In all case, Of blood poisoning whether
ll>inG from nalarial ur miAsmatic cNhal-
atoms, defective sewerage, or amy uthu
Cat>r>.
Its constant use prevent: the contract
M of contagious diseases: iv''nid ,scall,l
snl AL mnlaral trvrrs. 1t is invaluable,
and Should be used in districts where fever
md aguc prevail, rs it il the greatest
known preventative to that disease. II is
Ipf immense value in the cure of all skin
diseases Il trial proves it, and lis use pre-
vents contracting them 1t is II special
boon to- school children who are constant
" exposed 1t is the most hrallhtlnl BATH
soap iOi infants, Wort h its weight in G"Ii
in HE nursery. 1t is n" more expensive
than other toilet soaps of good quality l.
yorS farther and its great superiority =
bringing it into universal use. 1t has ne
li,a~rcrahlr odor and is absolutely purr.
Extensively USED in hospitals and >irJ
room 10y order of physicians.
For sale by Druggists and Groccrs.
Sample box containing 3cakcs sent post
paid on receipt Of IS cents. Liberal ,crns
to the trade.
THE BEVERLY CO.,
Sole Agents for the Trade.
mav3-6m Chicago, Ills.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-09

Edward S. Kemper, postmaster at
Cross Keys, Va, for thirty-two years
has resigned, and JAS. R. Kemper,
appointed in his stead. This is the
longest continuous term of any post
master in the service with one exoep-
ton, that being tie postmaster at
Sandy SPRINGS, Md.
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FITS EPILEPSY.
OR
FALLING SiGkNEI$S.

Permanently cured - no humbUg-bl
one months usage of DR.. Goulnrl' Cclr
bratcCi lntalibc Fit Pos derS. To con
vince sufferers that these powders will d'
all we claim for them, we will send then
by mail post paid, Il free trial box. As DIR
Goulard is the only physician that has eve,
made this disease Il special study, and a
to our knowledge thousands have hccl
permanently cured by the use of ihcs'
powders, we will guarantee Il p@rmancn
cure in every rasc,or refund You all money
expended. All sufferers should give these
Powders an early trial, and be convince,
OF their curative powers.
Price, tor large box, $500, or I hoXr
for $1,000, sent 10y mail to amy part OF Tx
United States or Canada on receipt o
price, or by express, c. o. d. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
3G0 Fulton ST., Brooklyn, y. \.
aprlo1y
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luLol>rd 10y tie mr'.ica profession and
attracted hy luousanl,
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
y scribcr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamcntary upon the estate of
JACOB BENTI
late of Frederick county, deceased. Al
persons having claims against said de
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit tn,
same with the vouchers thereof legally all'
thcnticatcd to the subscriber, on or before
the Goth day OF January next; they MY
otherwise, by law, he excluded from All
benefit of said estate. Tnosr indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
HENRY STOKES,
iuly2i-4t Executor
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to Quality and Price with steam powc
manufacturing; also amateurs supplies
saw blades, fancy woods and designs. Sa'
where YOU read This and send for catalogue
and prices. -
w. +. 4 JOHN BARNES,
Rockford, Winnebago Co., ILL.,
july2G-1y
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males and ~, 194 females, decrease
Of 35, l35 compared with the CORE
spending quarter last year. The prln-
cipal countries represented were Ger
many, Ireland and England.
California will not be able to send
as large supply Of wheat to England
as formerly, on account Of the partial
failure Of the crop in that State. 1t
IS not correct that the foreign steam
ship companies have made engage
mcnts for freight room two months
ahead for grain.
The Pensacola (Florila) Gazette
says There are fig trees in Pensacola
known by living men to be more than
sixty years old, but how much older is
not known. Sixty years more, ora hmm
red years may be the limit Of their
| thrifty lives but we have no data for
prediction. They still yield profusely,
and in full visor.
There was inst one man in the
country not likely to be embarrassed
by the present complications and he
is now dead. That man WAS Erastus
Borden, of Fall River, Mass, and
though he lived to be sixty one years
of age, he never rode upon railroad
in his life. His death, however, had
nothing to do with the strikes, any
more than the facts that he was car
penter but never was married.
On July > very severe thunder
storm passed over London. Many
were stunned and in several cases
rendered insensibIe. Some telegraph
wires were struck and fell in red hot
Fragments giving out a great deal OF
yellow smoke. In one OF two houses
windows We're broken, and little
/ girl passing through Il street had her
hair singed and jacket burnt,
The Adams Express Company has
Withdrawn all its cars:froln the Bait.
more and Ohio Railroad, and hereaf-
ter none OF the freight Will be trans
ported by that route. The two com
r"',,, Tla p,It;n,oro onI Oh;o
,r; IN oosta,1;aL az ny,ross 1;no of ;ts
own %r' ' wI;1n tbo A1,m, Exnrns. Com.
pany will send goods to many points
a~nr ~, ponn,r1yan;a P,;lrooJ AMI
y, 49, no ,,,I ion.
~ '''''s ''''''
About 10 o'clock of last Thursday
night, officer A. Whitley and special
officer Summers noticed two men car
rying nine small paper boxes, ente!
a store on Monument sheet Ea!tl-
more. They followed and found the
men enleavorjns to sell the contents
of the boxes, consisting OF hosiery, cot
ton and other small articles. The
men and goods were taken to The
middledistrict station, whore the
prisoners gave the names of Michae.
. Comfy and Robert Lamb Stockings
and Gotten were found in their peck
cts when searched. They We're held
for Tearing.
,,
Two me" gyms ,', ,,!i,,. "'''Ie' a.. ~
"ll'''n' lurhG"1l ana W 'I''N"l ','''':L
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TIE GALENA POOL.

FURTHER FROM MR. BOODI ABOUT Mr. TiLDES.
The suit of II. II. BOody against William
b. ogden and others continued yesterday IN superior
Court, ). erih Tenn before Judge Sejzwck ana me
cy lcuce on both sides CLOSED D. y Bpody was re-
called 90 contradict some points Mr. Young "ho Wd'
M the time Of the Gacua POOL Of 1851 Mr. Olcns con
fIr,tIaI agent. II. II. Body was then recalled, ana
testified ;Aa in th" continuance II the pool thr o'y
money hs got from Mt Tldeu WIS fGo.0oO 40 the -
Ginning ui tine mic OF lsGl which ne had loaned some
siN weeks preyiouiy TO Ar. Thden, and FOR winch
Mr.. Tlden paid interest, ANA $1,000 on
or about Ap.l y. Tie 10000 pawn Mt arose ion IL
fact that IL fhr best financially oi N- 'th' NJ
cufug Mr. ogden. Mr. II'rn ANA himself, hHh agreed
% taFe each eiUoOuu tie purchase O IoiJ %p MH''
81. haua payment Dl =I5p'J 10 max Ap4i -, ana i'
called on Nr. Tlid.g for hrs money. NHFhF ~" u
money, u, own. AM that NJ some others oil "r suo'Ii'
yr he I.id t.p l4l =. j,uJJ IuIt tlUd merely pass
flr, n u., hands. he then cou!."c c,e! specifically
ylor. siltrurts ~ w. YOUNG aut produced tN' ace
count, made ,ic basis that Ms own IENtte cili,
yrr, iu be- turned tGr pool stock IN Two dirt'h
f..irs advanced tse defendants. On each theory d.
claimed talt tie defendants would be Nort oil tlih Ga
ms own t..r. l,T NiIcS began io -lu up ipE NE "'-
PENDANTS. and VIII continue his argument ,OfI@y.
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Daily sgt Jackson and Trask sinonfs-Und,
taEngs approved Tlisci aV The -. T. Life fnlracS 90
ordered hlc. 1Orry ag'. Tie To-
motive Works and EOdmlu a2i. BaFfctt-ConI or
dpred. Flgug -aIOrdcr denying motion. or.
agf gtcycus 81 al-D.cr Authorizing receiver 20 an S
OrloFe N easssr fDr second Monde, ~ fJ.r
agt crosby MOI g. amt 4Orlcr giving def 'ndaHts e1Vs
10 supplemental answer.
nv Judgf FrrfGmluNcl agt. The American Popular Tg.
INSURANCE Colt hereby ordered Shat the eKcea
lion, hereia De Gei and annexed b. e Judgment Lgl
printed copy " the settioi. the order no g -
granted.
common P1ols-.Speogl TGn-By Chief-Justiea
Day-Wa agt Jones, and Jarvis Ir &C. a5t Olms;ca
-Ctss settled.
By Judge Van Hocson.TaylOr oct PhDiD.Cass settled
Marine Court 4. Cham5cYs-By Justice McAdau.-
CLARK AIT Joues.-OpionB Eled Gins sgt kBeuf-IlgL
m, ut l0r defendant the merits 0ith cost, aad -
cent aIi0yaEro Hams a TilfyIhs Issues lss "a
lion will be- referred 80 &. Anderson, esq, o take prof az
facts report same WIN rs opinion Gee parer
Pigaff aQt RudolpbcN Edward Jacobs, esI abyynio "a
ceiyer altman agt. King Defadt opened on ters Lpos
azI McCOumAttar hnsBt ordered against #itDess AMI :,
hc apuears On the sia and submits 20 cxamnsf5
AvpFi agt Taylor Weston art Shook; Lyman Duica;
Clh OgcnhPIn htmitsgc 2EL - 7Eln2lnr-sY;
ATT chi NoOss granted. Frfnd at. Davis. HaL
lender AIT. -ptnglfn agL s1mr.-fi tkOncraigd
BTekerOnleT stftlosi Caro- agt
Complaint dismissed. Saen2eF agt SeitRasi rsOleF lie
charged Nithau- Ggt FOrtcr-AmrndmsHt allowed. China
tODhcFs0n act. Wilson. Receiver authled 10 eiL HIN
art -ParirfudymrlC Cor planfih On answer IivOOa4
By Justice siuhDrt SIC Donald sg CaNanagh.- IJeialt
OPENED forms. Won Br essen agf. Wuhug scott AZ
brennan; Ninaus JFt. C1Fktase5 settled and fled
sey all, BaAera6fncs \. CurTJ, esIp appJltel re,ees
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MIDNIGHT RIM8LE IN LIGHT ATTIRE.

STRANGE VAGARIES OF A DELlRIovs ACROBAT.
Standard named ScnOr Miranda called,
early Yesterday morning. at the Police Central Ohcr III
great agitation and declared that his son, probes
sioual gyInna.t who has been engaged nniho'f oI
wears ~ Jyo, TGeaer cad escaped from MS chdh
be- while dcro1s from sickness and was nowhere /" d
found. the STORY of the young mans flight from his he'
room ~ related RI headquarters very thrilling lie
had been delirous for several days. and was found
necessary 10 bind him TO prevent bis escape Aooht
M Yesterday BE burst the bonds that hc.d him, broke
through The window, turning n sonersIut rs ne went
hung Tor moment NJ the easement let 80, ana caught
the metal leader from the which be climbed mp
hand over hand ana finally atrrrunnnS along the edge
Of the gutter 10 the next house, reached the street by
succession OF hand-sprugs from window to "ndo" lie
then ran uut Of sight 10 rate roo rapid 10 Ice followed
by MS friends who lad watched his peii'ous gyi0H'ica
from below IN moneutary expectation OF his certain
death
senior Miranda was Indignant at this story last nlsn'
md declared thlt il WAS NJ al rue. The circun-
stances VI lis sous Illness and f-h', Sill cNeI'-
enough in tler way, ne related 10 a'fEiBt W reporter a.
ia lows some three weeks ago, while performing ut the
Tivou IAeAer IN what is professionally known as tde
Gland swing" yorng Miranda had di,IGrrcaJlc fail.
ar odgh not o high caused by some tanpGhg Win
his performing rope. He repeated his pcii'Ih'h'" ~
the time aud had complained Of any trouble Since
but the effect. NJ the FAB appeared ~ soon ~ d. ciu@
cold For some DAYS be lI, been Kept 1T hls nome" 10
$40 E'sI Fif,-,4.l,-,t. with nI- combined trouble,
which finally sa..l on mis- lungs IN H." shane 81 pne.-
lpui, attrea with atficEs Gc.4r.Un. Ills parents
feared nothing serious otiog, sunday might, ana wen.
~ l.d nat evening only ak'He Oh" prec1d0n 70 ,n's
rue door into the hall. their son being obliged
- lss tbrou. tri, room % reach IT, soon after md
r ~ hr arose qu..y, pat ou his d.rSs-co' AMI -I!p-
No.. .I,ri Iu, " .ulow 80 softly ihdI hr n.t not T"t
I,T.,ts an. ciimb. ddowu thc grapevine 10 me back
yr our tor, below Opening the bIck door re a"'A
fhc iliJiy aud ASKED her - unlock the !ront, md
r size VIA. p aroaSiug his parents he "pnHeu u
aud walked RAPIDLY down 1ie street. lolhs Illalia
ms only fan. recollection 81 his EtudciaS' lie pdf-
nod his way down one tee dycru unHylsSe" ~
I'm D. al 3D., ion" who too sleepy - ho,"r "J III
c.u-ruy Of appearance or scautu's7 % aitf" re re-
u.rlH,r. taking. 90 .oJa "a . Lo;c. ~ ti dnd mo
H.. IL -, a., a ana lonely IT, To- compel h.;u to SIP oHi
mo it street ieain. Then BE went To t.e mousse On
member u tie Iiyo. IuCatcr aut pUuNtte az lr HooI
5fu IL ys up,uet. wien uy was pgI.K'u ana TAKEN
TO- and pui o. bed Here his father .oui Gm az O'Clock
g., -, +n-g,:l. ,!.ljlulI. NflerA-rd Ar became wei
,- n ~, . in r IyIl. and last evening apps" red 40
lave s1.r,I 10 EVIL ,,r.eIurnt.s from uIs csc"p2de
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crec was very different thing from failure caused by
death or Resignation. and had passed inw to thn tHr
which the newspapers saii wa r5pitci py t'' ""'o
senator from Vermont orr. Fdmuudtl
Mr. Ednunds said III, hirnl from Delaware was tn,r
taken ms to what be- imputed 10 the State OF vermont or
auy oppiOn that stat. InaC have cNDN "a. She was
anxious to avoid the prejudice vrc ni-ht ar.c " GER
tliu ou3rir aud therefore passed thC law i'lttu u"
and me- believed she had avoided that Vrcil Zee ,
The question being on the r'snniCn or M.. Horn''''
il was unanimously agreed tD-Nc1S -; Nays, none
on motion OF Mr. Anthony dep, *. H., the rrrr'Ty
was directed To- notify thr House Of Representatives q"
the action ~ the senate.
At five ruirutes & o'clock the Cerk OF the Hon-
again appeared and oed the senate OF tic acnh nl
the House in the Rhode Island and diro ii INC
House was now ready receive tho senate ana RESUME
the count. The then lct IT'S chamber ana upo
returning az G3D the President pro tcmporc anhouIc'
that the senate having retired from the Joint :"
The two houses upon objection subhitul 20 VI ''i
tlc,te frgm%Outh Carolina, and the papers nav ING DE-
submitted 20 the Elcc Oral Commission, the ociiac "'u'
now resume its legislative business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
DELAWlRE AND HUDSON.
THE ANDERSON SUIT.


pr1-.rDFVr DirKsoN's NOTE TO THE STOCK EX-
CHANGE FOLLOWED b \ FALL IN TnE STOCK
,rDrTloylL FIGURES FROM HE ACCOUNTANTS
ptpoRT-ATLtGED DEFICIENCY OF $o,OOOOOO II
Inv Aseyrs WE'RE DISPOSED or Ar FORCED
SALE.
The announcement that notice had been given
the officers Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
that q motion would be maie next Monday neiO'e Tue
supreme Court the appointment Of receiver created
considerable sensation on the SIRE ana Al TWO "il'' vi
ia, cou,pluv Yesterday. II Wns frankly admitted by
many who mad previously maintained t"' the company
yoad he able 10 tide Over s d !;'s That conId not
Nos, "a rd examination by d.~In'cr, -trd persons III it5
,ro,,ut financial condition. The price Of the
.tacb opan~I Il i7-oIc per cent below me
closing figure Of saturday - and the th"d
ale was made al iGii Arrr This II rallied aud was
selling hgn =, when note was received ana fe'
IN the soua Exchange from Thomas dickson the Pros
dent Of the company stating that the allegations IN
D., f.aorr served upon this company at the suns oi
Henry T. Anderson. IN alleged s,ockho!drr though hot
one q. record VIII fully met and reiutcd IN "ho'
md in detail rs soon as |c can 20 legally beard This
announcement Immediately followed ~ decline o!
nearly one per cent I'm the price 81 the stock ana To-
marks THAT "Tl.s is NcW-J.r-cJ Central over again
u.rc frequent Another rally Was made at the close
quitting the urc, back 20 a :.
Il vf. admitted Pos Many Who were " hoafi"-' me
stock ta4t the clim OF tie 'i-er-, that the movement
llr.t The company being made % reduce ne N'Nc
q H., securities for speculative purposes was probably
-ub-j 1tiav correct, h1' u was ln'iulnei al the same
urc nat tic 5tatcu,rts made were true, aud That
-lyorny iuvc a,tau o. tha Affairs Of tAr company
would demonstrate this It reported tiat a. a meet
us Of some OF The directors ut hc company o.i'c on
saurdly evening decided difference Of opinion was
ey c as to tie proper mode pi replying the ale2a-
lions or SIr Anderson iH Others, ana that he minority
vasIHnch G.s,ati- fed VITA 81. Ian adopted
..-.. 10 .rluE Pa La II n
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TILE JOINT SESSION.

THE VOTES OF PENNSYLVANIA CoCNTED-OBJEc-
TONS 10 RHODE ISLAND OvE"RULED BY TIE
sENATE-sOUIH CAROLINA STINT BEFORE TIE
COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The members Of the
Senate having entered tic Hall OF Representatives, the
presding officer called the meeting 10 order, and the
action Of eacn house having been re0d he announced
(be two houses not having concHrred 0ther"Iae1 the
vote Of Pennsylvania would be counted
Senator Allison Of the telers theroupon announced
fiat the State Of Pennsylvania had given 20 votes for
Hayes and Wheeler.
The certificate from Rhode Island was then read show
ing four votes fOr Hayes and Wheeler.
Tie presiding officer having asked whether G there wa
iecOD 70 the vote OF Rhode Island being counted,
a. o,R,en 1Jem MIDI On behalf OF himself senators
KrjIy and Gordon and Representatives Jenks
fee Vance OF OHIO Hurd. Finley, Walilng ana fOpph
ton presented the following objections 10 tle 'o'o VI
William 5. Slater: ~. . e,.... 40. mt drIv o,,
First: That the said william D. Slater was Ho' u' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
rrcIs1ATryE WORK OF THE SENATE.

WAsuIyGroH, Feb. 26.-Messrs. Window
Allison and Davis were appointed members OF The con
ference Committee on t.o legislative judicial anu
Executive Appropriation bill MeSSS' sargent Ni"uo''
and Witpcrs ON The Deficiency Appropriation Dll ann
N,ssrs sargent Cragn and Wallace on the Naval APP
propria ion bill. -. ..1.,i.o ,,,t .t n.go
iL tn ,,-ro,r tunrui,lg he would call mp tie rcSou-
lions Of the fIoe IN respect 90 the memory OF TIE lac
Speaker Kerr. 49,, ,.,,i,,,o M,
Mr. MORRILL,. (Rep.. w. from the Commute , on
Public buildings and Grounds. reported iaE"'o.! olt
na. i'm Ia uroydr for the erection OF 'tfh"eN'
t,,l,ng ct Nustiu. Texas. Placed on the calendar
Mr SARGENT jRep.. CalD submitted a resolution.
.'That the senate dp proceed 10 IAc ectu'h VI
president pro trmpore. H., al, 10 r.,rld
Lid On The t.bla and he gave notice tlit nc "oIu
clIl II no for 20 81 iG-aOn 1t an Early uiI. 80 .,,
The CHA laid before inc senate tLe clue hailtv'
SnDiu, Fund BILL IN order that ii shou!u DC tHo ''
i-lrd business tomorrow. ., ,-b,,
The senate then went into executive session. 1l MI,
the doors were reOpchcd took recess uA'' " "''0
tomorrow.