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, 1877-09-18

ttr fnrt " 4ftH.
The growth Of Efnclaud llas been something
marvellous. The tract ID which 1t IN built, ctitl
rrtstnp about Ri! tUu acres, wa+ bought s'y Mr.
Charles 4. Laids, md In leUl lie hogan 10 carry
out his plan of making coonr which should
be an Improvement upon other tt1wne In New
Jertey, or In fact Il. any other State In the
Union. Their" h nut a blr tn the town. an1 the
man whn ihrsts for whisky, unless he keeps his
own lr'tt!c, !nu't get II on a ptlystclan's pre-
srriptlon and give Q receftt for The astIclc When
there Is no pooF-llouss and no pp1ice-ft,rce, tic
for u whole year. This, fur i tuwu Ut 1907
dwellings aud nearly 1l,O00 population, Is
certainly legitimate matter iior boastfug.
Tho tract of laBtl on which the town
IL built Il c1Dsscl In different dreetf ,fls
by lurty.nlne thoraughfares, llaving ali ngrre-
gate fength Ut t1b miles. On the tract nrc
seventeen miles Vi ral1ratl a.rl alx railroad STA
tons. TIle nufibtr III farlns, Or, hat4ls. and
vineyards under cultivation IL estimated at
22,JU. TiIcre a.e In te settlements twcntt pub
tit: sel,oi,1s. thrcc private and ulIc itgh still,f.
kcvvn SLUG manulas turieE, Two button facturies,
nue machine sIut. otlt glove factory. onu val.
let factory. three sash aud blind factories, nsl
SEVERAL tnaHufaetnr e. vi rlntILns a,nl strnw
Eo'sts. There are tlftcrn organized churches,
three weekly pa, ers, unc daily Anl twn 1nustl-
Iy papcrs. 4 E.,st.tllce~, ulr ba,.k, and three
hutels; a)t0 different beneficial tocI. tirs 4 I'd
ttr.,n. fuIgrA U, MasuEs aiul O.li-Ft1iowe.
There has tcl a tnrreasr " :RW rev houses III
tilc city plo. thu past i,c wears, AID sat1y ui
them the liHest improvements In tlr rla,e. ILL.,
clttliuE ste ll!gl.2eIuDl, the baker lluustt and
the rus Torka,
, 1877-09-18


The following wrrr tho arrivals anil clearancns
for Tho twenty four hours ending at 10 O'clock laH
night:
,AhElrALs.stmra Chicago. Man!towoc. sundrIea:
sr: : te a!'Si ..I' 3"xssS? 3'i1 ~.
lsairao. .ni,dt!r.; Montana, utala .unrtst, Me~ei
r.! G Fa3 tsaa.s: I'll: syss ssmsS %
,ss:t. l.s' 11; *, ,.ssat'9'' q s;
r. :S Ess tsxsI!': a:'Sissi
im.ti i E'e'N2n; W, TT ae o,t tsf. Il Tto who am
if;,s; T;;ssr'; ,y xssd l. i"s%s sss Gs:i
$Is% !tsoS,s ,s;n,sts . ~ s.; ,.sa a!is1: 9
S' G''i ichsf II i,u.i ais."stst sS.:
a''n' !,9 s:!'aa "".' i:s;
s.: e.. w: :it efyrl,, s'a Msruf ians,on NJ,
ss :ss; rJ|s:'y H'S;:i1|
!n E'!i ixs 'sf' .sS ss* Ssi
@ @ az !Gs.S s'"F Ast1s S;s:9!:
scs @ IT, qW9i; WSss {. l. ssssst sssss *'xsfs? 9
$s: $:'S$$: ;:: @ %:;;,
;xeso%s ;s;s. t,ss ns.k:s.s is; i$;,
IN s1 "s .!ksso S i %.;ys
fis." sissi a:i"as is :s xos k!t9s t. 'nf s
Wing. Ln.ilnHsDn. !umssri Homer. f",tal0. goal:
iIst Iax; ;n:; Al.
Fearlss* $ians,cc. ialt.sr: itnnRsrla., i,ttn9'"n
Msnxr Ass ,s,. III tss .q
E!han Alrn, Mrnan!i :ct: iun'cf: 1'rsnfator While
lake. iltmHrt Erratnp sar. GhnfIcyn(v. hsrK. shan
s @'" H fs Ter rss
J. Y. Tnyl6r afanlst"e, tnmGcr, 1ci.nc Muller. ,E.
s1a. tmEnn: i1:nhss an,e ns!e whi's Lake 1.nSrf:
nsf inmhsr ttsnu Mena'';a ,er 1',nI,ier t!sin,teT
Linn. Eacana,,a. ts,n Hack Hawk. Nu4kexen.
s iaisr: sh syr!!e ssfS M;S
Milan. .thskrroa ainhcr: tiertrtlr. i:ollIn.v!ft.
Focl1 laf,ar|an. tu'!taxton. Iuu,f"si q, Ern: Whe
:x . tasnsf. sa:t.ys Il a. ams' M.n'se & lnff ~ Y 4
M"; so, s sns! fspte. is:*
Maat.t1ur tun,!rs sruwt !:la,la Of, Manttrt. inn,
I.akc, .h.rk. use'iaIcna wiiis Lake who'd, whisc
hkk. tntn9tdn, luh.Ire. t.FIgs Commerce. sienonl
nee. itmf"r. Starlight. UeuntO. lumber. BARK.
Shind. ncona. 1umberi l.. C. Woodruff. t1efc!and.
CLxAhAscEs.-schr Scotia. nufIa,o: si ooo ou na:..
1uH haEs seed, aud itsI tour irad, b. L. II.
sx*s ss*s s S. sMl.ssso9 @ 81 st.: soi S,3s:
"Iins" 4@s'4. .!Sr: .er hvs. iri
:sss !s FIJI
ton .nft c1al, hor Mermaid sluske1nn. hs1: tork
wheat. s!mr Alpcnn Mn.kesY1. 80 lris sa'. IL brls
l}t!cntnnr., I'M hrlt aolf. ~ hsgx seed and sn,.
sr' IT, Ess po ss:ss II s 10
scnT Vermont siassex5n. II tom lard coal.
, 1877-09-18

It VOL il sr"'n proper - ma Z. SONG snVtcsIntis
f,r yrayl.InE lin With wpris, for i III mt wish
to b." HHl"rsltrHi NJ alrhatIhg supporting him
In ilruess. fl!crr has t""1, y" time f"r tna,y
years whrn lands r,'li b: tiled, fGhces InAir.
houses built, ar't tmtr'tctnt'ft. uf all kEnls
nEatlr .n cI,capiy as nav; ntli that, too, Wien
the prtHrCt ni att carly return to prosperity
Envc SO r!ch promise of reward. Snw- let ASST
cl1ttins te fufincti In every civ Athl village,
whose object Abun he tn encourage At1 pcrst'ns
wsln can. and they ARE very nt1mfrns, 10 co,n-
ncr1re at once any CONTEMPLATED nr ncrlcd In
p1tvemcni. I.et The farmer build his new barns
and shells, and sEe or Ills stHK trttcr 1lan he
has dune before. IL will nay lnnci, bcltcr tnan
Idle money. Lei him till tnnre land OF III what
he does better, aud furnish 4 hone for
s9'ne nsiy family II ils can sec no Irosuest
has Offered tho tramp wnrk. he 1la4 tile nIrans
Of nacrtalning whether thfA particular frlow Is
wsrthy and will Work or pot: ard u this syatcrn
could le generally adopted, we would soon have
few hut vagabontfs pcyRinr. antl VIC Gould the
more eatl1Y nnl with a clearer conscience app1y
the "icraEc remedy"
The question Is often raised. "Nhy don't
the.e s,oor, pcup1c 90 Into the country anil ttll
country and commence farming ptesuppoacs the
pnssrssfHh II mems sufficient to build shnnty
and 1--we nearly Ut quite one year. to say n0'hlny
of 9using The land. It !s practl ally Impossible
hui the fasmcr 'rI'o las rtosnc.cd aud bez!ns to
nerd more 1Itlp gould With TITLE tncohScnjeHcc,
IN most tnses commence Ills new lo.lsc nuw ami
very sDon let SONG poor family occupy the old
homestead, w1ieI, has long been too ssnnll and
uncomfortable fpr lfs nwr use.
| to nut ctatiH tic credit nf ORIGINATING the
above plan ot relief IT. having already hccr Pit
into practica. and successful operation by Mr..
Wahl antl others upnn nur atrccte, anil 10 not
only relieving dire tlittrcss ammiE The p,or but
atIor1inR mucl, pleasure A. well aa advantage To
tt.usc cnnl;ursa'itv situated. sTy obIert tu wit
luz thesc lines IS nut to create silky sentt
mentality In faror uf the sfra,np,h but
to appeal to those who arc no fortunate as no,
to bc co1npelIcil to become. tu>f, and hare
whcrcw,th they can Assist suffering humanity
to carefully dis .rlnnina:c bctwern tllosc .unfor
tunate pcrsons who have been co,npellcd b,
the hard times to lrayo their hnmes ii
the sote Vi bcttcrinu their condition, ami thost
worthless ragabonds who Wander frotH p'ate K
| place, NIT N scarct, u employment, but ot on
| pottunities II steal and tnaraud. Would It mi
he better that VIZ should now anil then. thro'lgl
error In Judgment, give real tramp something
| to cut AMI wear than to drive worthy sufferer
u bccone criminal In the eyes Of the taw, aiH1
through circumstances uyer which lie could nayt
| no coutrol. be punished ~ a vagsans or thief
anI pcrhal,s separated from suffering ant
I destitute futnftFt HUMANITY.
, 1877-09-18
THE TRAMP NUISANCE"
tSt, ~. kSii}na ~ tFhA TsxibattA

CHICAGO. Ecut. lG-TlIcre Il ono feature OF
the trump Ulll.ltee tl,ut l,ayU nut yet hrartl
discussed, AMI. In my opinion, It IL one we'll wnr.
thy tllo attention OF tile philanthrupist. ln Or
dlnary tta,rs, III lsassng through the country, W.
often sce ulon with packs upon their backs, AMI
possibly coarsc. wrInktca pair OF old boots or
shoes dangling about, tho rough, wrInklc.l sur
faycs ut which hAd 80 chafed and brItlsed the
ankles and feet of the pour felluw, whuse hard
lot 1t WIS to tramp In them In 4ucst uf SUBJ
slsttt.ee tllat he was compelled to scek relief in
coua",sttn9 blu swollen Rs! sors fset 10 tbs tst.-
.Icr cure vi Ilard rua,. can hardly believe
that the majority Of trumps pursue thta means
Ut livelihood for plrasare or chiefly to ayonl
i,ar.l "uek. haye often met tFaups whom 1t
st,Aslc my hcart acte to scc,-perl!aa earelcss
expenditure Ut their earnings brought them tu
les. a hant ono. Tits SUBJECT l,as been
brought to my mind very forclb!y scYctat tnca
within tho past few days. 1n II short paragraph,
taken from = bost.n paper: o1lo II our la.i!cs
such thing could he), whu ask Il lor sot,,,,.
thing to cal, al,l afterwards sought r.npIoy.
mcnt, aud. haslng etcen shown the work, per-
lormel i faithfully, 1a4 refused further
ayc, whom have known for tho past sjx yyars
to bs must worthy anl industrious, was en-
ploytal III u IN nlitufacturln9 establishment IN a
with many otllcrs, OF work, mud, t4llt1g to Ail1
anything 10 do, lhr "wrht Vest" A,11 alter q
trlllII. Of nearly two sAvnts, during winch time
itc vas nnly ab!e 10 rarH NJ harvesting atuut
&.o whcti was &tuIen IRON hInl, he lad, By
thts tims, saAcn On oil the fea-
lures Ut = trQnlu,-ruggtd, suit
burned, necessarily dirty from s1eepIux
IN buxtars, blr,ls, aud llnsstacks. slle has Just
rrlurnc tun,r. Ills mutsltr tuid mo The stOry.
will not utte'npt to sepcat II: Tic Immediate
cause or ralssts Wlltth hlyu INDUCED n,e to wgitr
tnis letter are these: must coptcss ! have had
It In contemplation lime. A salloF, tltuat-
ed Us aln now, would head Ills io. thus: "Sun-
ltly morning. Sept. -. wrlttcr beautiful, not
breath Ut wind, bcca1Mcd, aud nothing to DO.
VAS Just tlinkln: ot those young t.cli, shosr
tra,l,ps, wllo went uver II i -, and returned
by tAv sa,nu toat with me last night. How
nlce, sail u,e, tia: tall fellow A;ut frer ride;
,v was stowcl axuy up forward of lhe wlndlass,
under the unclloss n,Adr . itt'e. inquiry.
''l'u,r tvllow," tney said, "le bal NO moncy;
he could sci notbux 10 dy; 10 could no!
stay there, ard Wa Obliged to stcai
Ills ride" asked where he was, aud
was tuid that as toon ~ tlc
] boat struck the duk ac disappeared. Possibly
on this beautiful sabbath morning ls was
aroused from his sweet slccp by III oiliees, ald
that Tomorrow W. shall Eead Of The arEest u \
tull, ragged, catayerous-lookiuy tEAmp for
stealing y ulzat's iv1glnk in bo1-eM. II nto, !
, 1877-09-18
MIKE M'DONALD's "CHARIERED POOL
R01mH u


CHICAGO, Sept. ia ecrtaEn luwyer gave
notice the other day through tho papers that
Nike MrDonald was projected In running q
ppOf,ruom, because Ills pnui.ruom WAS "ctlnr-
tered " by the State. N''w, II this 1awrer meant
to lo understood that Afr. Mcdonald Ind pro-
cured frum the State Of Illinois charter Of In
corporation to run a pool-ruou,, would like tn
Know how It was tlonc, and l would like To
know when the charter WIS procured anl
unier wl,at law tho same was iss,tttl,
and would like to- ace tho charter.
~ the Constitution "f this State. tile General
Assembly Is prohibited from "krantins to any
corporatfon, ass9siation, Or in'llvlluat, my
special or exclusive privilege, immunity, OF
franeAtse wlIatcrer,' utl unless the rirht to
rim a ltDl'r.um was granted bctnro I'll. nlnr-
tton Ut Tic present Constitution, Noul,l like to
know The general Inv under which Mr. Nc.
Donald fs ur.agizud.
We laye on tho statute books of tflfs State
laws providing for the organization u cities ind
v!lnEc., laws fur organizing corporattons fur
rc.lf.estatc bri,kGEaTc. tho operation VI rail-
roaiIs, MD the blldnrss of loalIiny money,
-jruvIlcd that hose. and dummy. rail.
rSas tS ay e m .a a .
villtn:, for tho organization VI corporation,
not f1r Dceunnry rrotls, )" viii n includes rc.,.-
io.'s nnd benevolent institutions. aut tnsttn-
tienH of !tarGlLg. Corporations are sometimes
Divided INTO sD!c aggregate. ecclesiastical, clce-
:sosynary. tny, public, Ai''a private. anu tnoso re-
lattng tu uagrtcu1turc. Misunderstanding. and e se-
chah. urts. Under which class dnrs pultl|c
gambling tall Would corporation orra'1'
inn, baseball, ri'lc-s1,outIuc, pngllls.ie cl,-
tali un,lrr tl,S class of corporations orru1,izrl
for pcc,ltnry prviit, or would they fle eaase'l
tu,lng. or tho mechanic urisi Taat eatnblu::
In Uc Ut tho fine nrL5 III utlul tied. hut e4,t cur
, 1877-09-18

DRtpaxron7, Sept. II. 7.--Asrivrd-.Foafe. Lasallc.
q. soo la cora; prop Z. H. Heath. Lasa'1c. t. 600
bu cprn; Andrew Jsckson. Lasallo. Q. 4U0 bu corn;
Mtugie. Ottawa, Il, 300 bu corn: Da5daw,. tasalle,
4.tUU BIT corn, 2, 700 ba oats; prop Whale. Henry,
y, ku0 eosn; Fricahshlp. Henry, o. Zoo hi corn:
prop Dr. taalcy, Norris. = 600 hA corn: t'old i!t.
iuckpprt. n, uO6 lii antn: 7. Lybnrn. MnrsrI!tcs.
IT, 0.Nj bn corn; brilliant, Morris. 6.H0D bu corn;
prnp Wecsrne. llenry, 1900 bu curn; uenrgta,
fIerry, u, :u1 bu corn.
CicareI-Monas,u, Joliet aud 1.ockpoit, n5, 900
It sumhes; rhunix, Luckport, D1.B0J It lumber,
i. 800 iath.s
, 1877-09-18
l'OnI' HURON.


6FftfHt tHANxsE4 ~ Ing 4EtVNHe4
foNr l1t'nnS. Mlcn.. Seps. lT.-ljDwn-Props
Eadstf State. Chicosa, Vanderbilt. AnnisH. crAg.
Hcnsun, Ruanokc, IT. Louis. Michigan nu.I bur:eh,
tormofant and ennsori, t,ua!lnwk. i:lm.fa al,t!
earsta Wu>rs md eunsorf, lure up.l haJgex, rlym.
o"th aud bafgcs. Vulcan and 1afl; sehrs T.. ]. Nc.
Nea' iaomas Fart"a', Niagara, 81. MYo>atls, Car.
AlIer. Dawson, Geo. u. ca.r, l.. Il, Judd. Frank
D. lIafker u. +. bailey. Mcars, 81. =, Merrill,
AhFa tp,h. Typo, Hnisht Tcn,plpr. e. c. tiar,,e.
q; hi'Is snnousr. tirurse Thur Ion, i,ui,lln:
J.. !. Ea'c. =. g: Trlmnn. Parry Iiannah. 4.
Ironsat,, Eas'e Wing, 4 II. Merritt. vinesut, d..
trich. Sligo. !'anfafd, 1arcngu. j. Mara FrUtt 3
hn,.er.on. slentank, ". II. Allan, I,sY,d NJ.
staa, A!hrnan.t,. u. Jones. I. y. ketel.un. Lone
iisH.ankee. Vampire, j. IL Henley, Consansls.
Niagara. j. ". I1oAne.
lp-l'rops SutIn., st. Alhan.. y, M,,,a, ,.aa
bare. salIns AMI b,rsrs ETnve- ana tow j1ias1nw
and hargc., Mary Pr n:ts ard bargrs, tlaslanl md
hAF;es: .e!lrs Mcl.m ). Bncun. j. O. Thayer, Il.
u. kin., t;cur:e II. Waud, butcher hoy,
Wind northwest, fse.h. Weather hn..
, 1877-09-18

The Windsor {0nt.) Times has an article On tho
subject Of wrtckng, in which It refers 10 The
Ut Capt. jackson, Of the Canadian tug rr1nce A.
frc,i, who was arrested In D.tsnt for wrcckins In
American wslcfs In rnttnR tha ettnF Miltnn u.
Ward OF the wreck of The ota stnr Stc, IN detroit
River, and cites the action Of the Canadian author
ttlea In scnsIinR the tnr Soflon back u l!naaln-
AegyIe-as IN instance OF promplttnd:. on
tho part nj Inc Dominion nnthotsttcs. In closing
,ts article, the 3aars taYa: "Thc Government nre
entitled /" every credit ior their prompt nction In
ihl+ matter. and thnga now begin to ook as II We
wc.c not afraid to 1tk for our rjxlts and cnfosc8
them II necessary"
, 1877-09-18

4 s WAS asked fnt wheat ToKfn.rton SIC wn-
pnii fnr wheat ttoom w.h tnLrh fir l'h'.hnlf hi
wheat. Al, 400 In corn, auh 10, $50 bn harley.
Charters: To 1}uIF,tp--Irupy 1'nrtsyc and ]avh.
wheat anil harley on thruuyh rate. To kin"-,
t1n-*chr. Moss sam t:"ok, ami Hattie Nc1l+.
WnTn' Ts sarn 81 W. :" 70 fG, th III; "asn .n,1
JleIle Mitchell Was taken Tor curf u Oswcgn 1t
TIC. ....
The ethr ('arhcr wt. chartered ycaicrdav NJ
ST. 1tt fos humber from, duncan Try 10 this rnyt.
schr Z. 4. King geta the sasna 1gure fron Che
huyE1n.
, 1877-09-18

I'M paragraph cnndernln1 tho fast stmr Ehfcnra,
the DuflaIo Commercial! says that David He'll. tlle
well-known ahIphuttder Of that port, will cut '.cr
IN twu preparatory to Transporting iicr through
tho Wellnnd Canal lie put nor two acclnns u.
4cthcr when sI,u was brought tnt ugh tho canal
SONG six ycars a1a. so successfully wns c !tll.
cult operation pctlnrmc! lrnt not t1aw rlyrt lIoiu
was nlac. The Chicoru II an extremely sharp
model, cl1ao built With l:;yernool e.Slnes VI tho
, 1877-09-18

buGa'o c0&Hu4<Felai. li.h: Tie stmr Raleigh
arrived mere lhl& mosuaas. consigned 10 The Nch-
aa"nd Elevator Tor transfer 10 cunal. She went
the elevator aud everything was IN readiness 10
s"l'ad, when Dispatch was received from the
ewnst. at th.cago directing 10 ship By rail, and
T n1e hsIe!h Lad u ui0te on to railway alet&kot,
MMna' 'feisn.s. About I'd, OUo bu of The Kate
y Hn!n,luw cargo have bern ordered forward by latI
, 1877-09-18

Gi1ft71I EWFINFFh n 7EF IFf6NHF.
aftLwAuxzr, Sept. 17.-chartoss: To DufAto-
schrn 8. l.. Watson, Belle lianscom, D. j. Austin,
j. D. Merrill. lIalstcah. wheat At 4ttc; pruIs
James Ftsk, Jr.. and Colorado. wheat st through
rate. To Fort Colborne-ltark Lutte Wnlf. what
at 45fc. To kfnrrtun-Achr terr.c ltuurttul.
wheat at SIC: schr Maggie Mcltra, wheat ut Sic.
Aggregate, .A5, QUO hu.
, 1877-09-18

The Now York State Examiner llaa Just returned
to Albany from an an-pcct!an.t0ur OF tho western
division Of the canals, The general condition Ut
tho Etll IL excelIsnt. Alta few ponts thu hl.l
banks rcqn!ss strengthening. md ono Or two
bridges anu a fcw oF the sH1lltr Strnciurcs 70.
pa.rng or rehnlldin... Thntn II great activity
along tho wholu lns tho cam! ia alvu With boats.
, 1877-09-18

Epse1ai Ii1l.teA In 1ht Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Msh.. Sept. 17.-Arfiycd-Ffop
Fletcher, schs 1rontan.
Passed ttown-rrop Eity OF Duluth.
Passed np--rrup icrrlc.s,
WItlu west, raw. Weather cold.
, 1877-09-18
Elt1E.



EntE. ra., Sept. 17.~-ArrtvulA -l'rops Afasaa,
Milwaukee,; Anzoua, bay City: achrt Dsi'lsewatcr,
i. P. f1ca3s. ]. Porter, UuGslo; Francis +. Mars.
den, Chicago.
Dcpartnsca-props D. F,allcnttnr. India: echrs
A. Il. Nurse, Chicago: Iialunu, rnintI: Eric nnl |
stewart. Toronto: prop Itavala. schrJ. 81. Porter,
SeFintIlion. No charters to.tay.
, 1877-09-18


Tho co!1rE cani fur this Important Government
work IL IN pEoecss of construction Ut Huron Dhy,
and has already bcen towcd aut auI "na.kcI,"
70 That the foun1anbns OF thu structure can be
Ha''o conlormaby to tho lake bottom, on which It
!" 10 rc~t When cnmuctel the cofcf Linn will bc
t"cE!y'foHr feet llIs!. with lisht botton. nnl
ALTER bln. partially filled Will, .lone will bs towel
onl IL thu reef and scuttIel. 1t 10 provided With
oalyc', 20 thai IN Gaze IL shond happen 10 te sunk
wi Ut pnslton il run ua pnmanci out aud properly
placed. The drrsh nf "atrr where ths 1Igjl!. .uutJ
j 1a DO hult sArFcs front six 10 ulvht
feet, and the rock viii be hiasle1 out
=" as tu give = uuifutm depth Ut tweiyc
feet. Thu foundat Ut the structure will
br u cut .rlntn tl,Y'laeI together; IN SHAPE It
Will he circular. with II htWter Ut thirty fert, anil
Will have al raSatD OF tIrly frrt abusu Tho sur.
tnrc Ut thr 1ukr. The lir!s. which ~ IL by 0nc nf
thc .ceoni ur4cs and tho lsrssst ~ thu entire
eha!1t ot lak"t, will hayn an elesatHfN xhasc tr'
lake IGvrl nf III feet THIS IL the ii,.t rAtcnalyc
Government Improvement fu Inv Ii.nt. llDMsG nc.
ptrtmth eyer uudcttskcm on fsr.h water. anil II Il
ct n1 ri that Ivuf years will bu required lot IT.
Completion.
, 1877-09-18
IMp0RTAtT NOTICE.
This Canadian Department Of Public Works tins
tHsueI the following important noljce:

TO cnntte tie wDrka connertcf with thu enlargement
Of ti~ wrflahd Canal 10 hn rroeccdri Nth ,neing thd
!on .f he iree. M YIN ~ M m*,n Iire sn rert a,
sitc! that linz \, tostlle th'sc parts Of me rars!
south et Fort Is1hns,n and to tho n1rth nj A1nbnr&
rns ,.a sn, matters e scs.sI, ars rrarsca T. ts.r
e~I49f t!erv d"strlrt!on nls. hc rrmoyet from these
nnrss 1f ie rans, s'nth Of the .,rcr C4" sdlon15x
!r sIclnIty pf the wnrks at t'urt 'atnHslc by the
tine nsy!.aion s1o.es ser the seaun M.nxnrF. an't
sre a.o hrreny afofntI. Tug! frnn th. casy rr, q
IIercrIhrf merit Until the 81 day Of Nay l0is the
RAttH.1uppY Will be 4OppEl. - - -
, 1877-09-18

NNtI ' MI VE q 1z7kfts1z T ts11E Il
The stId north and northwest wIntls Sunday ntcht
and yeptcraay morning brought IN very large ncct
Of veesels, moaly In tho lumber trade. Fully hcv.
cniy.avc sail arrived from lumber ports ard about
tosty landed At Tho MARKET tho rcmninurr Eniny
np tho RIVER to the yards. Every available talty
,,lan was brought into rcqufalttUn ytsterdny nnr-
ing, About nttccn cargoes were sold 0lt thu mar.
ket dnsng the day. The wind WIS favorable dur
inx yvAteFiay. md gave go0n onn"rthhtty for the
puet.
, 1877-09-18

Tho Bay City Tribune Of Friday evening says:
''Tha long expected rcyivai OF busInets haa
reached al last. II The shipments made from thi.
port In sir hours Of yesterday arc nny index.
Within that time ltirty craft touk out clca.,nccs 1T
tho CuatoIs Inuse III this city, aud tho aggregate
of thelt tarxoes was a. foltuwA:
, 1877-09-18

eHIAf0s kept. l7.-llates wers 61n, and car
.sts .' anu shlppees wers Somewhat apart III ehcsr
WINS. " Du1slo 14s waa shs xskln2 rate, and
, 1877-09-18

Gents VIII Re2glI5 TtItGt- lllal Flu: Dress Shuts,
Would du veil to leaY. tAr!r c.sure for Of ke<pt
tu4Lua shlstA It's very ttsI. - .b!i :ptaa 10 Hxt
kA4t AA11aaa+xk
, 1877-09-18

1oEEEsKlLLt.; Y.tHlLITARf ACAUkMf. EkSD
Iur lltHstfated Circular. W psses s!TleS astAA*
ltOEkLANn COLLEGE. NyAcK. \, BOTH
~ sextA; &14t per yeSf; 40 fxISs aead 1eF fEetaE
, 1877-09-18

CHICAGO st. PAUL NIHNEAP0LB LINE.
Leare. Arrive
f. rzut Minneapolis Ex,.. lttor1 a. m. 4oop. n.
u. Pau! Mlnnraiuts EI...It 8UJp: II. $50 i. m.
, 1877-09-18

Pullman tlntet Cars stt through. hctween CHI
-hco and Omaha 90 the train ieAYiak EhIcAzo It 1850
4. M.
no other road runs Pullman or any other form It
hhtcI Hrst Of ChtA2u.
a-ncrot r,rter VI Wells and Rtnffe.slG.
t-lJ~{Ut corner Of Canal and Kin2in.stk
, 1877-09-18

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket Qinccs a ClAfk.at. fisherman loute) and d
the Hepbt4, -
, 1877-09-18

EXPLANATION ~ Rer1RtKcK MA1ka.-4 Eaturdaf
s9rrr!ed' 'huudaJ excepted. 1MondAy excepted
, 1877-09-18

CHICAGO. ALTON L BT. L0um ARD CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY 4 DENVER sHQRr LlNE3.
Union Dcpnt. Wcat Elr near MAd!son-st bTtaxe, rod
TwchtTstllrdN. Ticket U61ce. IL lsxndofnh-4 -4t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
LITERARY NOTES.

Mrs. Katherine S. Macquoid will shortly pub
fish new novel, " Doris Barugh."
Danish and Swedish TRANSACTIONS of Wallaces
Russia have just been issued
Sir Henry Hayelock, NJ. F., is to write a
book on the campaign in Bulgaria.
A "Lifc of Sir Robert Walpole," by Mr.. A.
C. Ewad will be published by Chapman Hall, London.
Mr.. Ascot II. Hope, author of "a Book About
BOYS" has written another on The Heroes of Young
America
B0rnstierne Bj0rnson, the Norwegian novelist,
will shortly publish story named after the heroine,
An abridgement Of the Speakers Commentary
on the Bible ia in preparation edited by tho Rev j. H..
Fuller, Vicar Of BeXley.
A new volume of Mr.. II. Blackburn's Art
Handbooks will comprise the Pictures at South Ken
singt0n," with eighty iilnstrduons
Professor Veitch, a Scotchman, has in prepare
lion book on the prolific aud interesting subject the
History and Poetry Of the Border
A biography of that captain of industry" and
practical phan,hopst. SIR Titus SALT the founder Of
SaltaFe, Is in preparation abroad
James Ferguson is to print monograph on
"The Temple Of jerusalem, and the other Buildings in
the Haram Area, from Solomon 20 salacin."
j. Hamilton Fyfe, of England, is engaged in
preparing work on the social and political condition Of
france, from the Restoration 10 the present day.
A carefully revised edition, continued to date.
Of Dr. Overs History Of Modern Europe" is to be pub
lished In Ave Volumes by Geo. Bell & sons, London.
A new book by Lucien Biart, author of the
Adventures OF Young Naturalist" is announced
abroad describing " My Rambles IN the New World"
London in Jacobite Times is To be care
fully reproduced in work from press OF Mr. Bentley,
on which Dr. Doran has beeu engaged Tor some years
A new book -club, called the Scottish Literary
club has been Instituted FOR the purpose OF rrprntng
rare curious and remarkable works pertaining 10 Scot
land"
Mr. Christopher Wordsworth has completed
his ne volume on The Studies OF the University in the
Eighteenth Century," for publication by the Cambridge
England) University Press
The promised three-yoiume new edition of Sir
l. Gardner Wfkinsons Manners and Customs OF the
Ancient Egyptians" edited by Dr. Birch, Will be pab
lshed in London la November.
Among books of travel to be published In
England Is one describing journey OF Fifteen Thous
aud Miles on the Amazon and Tributaries" by Aessr
harrington Brown and W. LidstOne, C.E
An important volume on The Jews in re-
lation TO tue Church and the World Of lectures
by Professor Cairns Canon Cook etc. edited by Bishop
Ciaughtsn, lie " be published by Holder stoughton
London.
Dir. T.. ID. Butler, the English translator, is
preparing for the press another collection Of transla
lions from Magyar poets 1t viii include selections
from ost Of the modern popular ballads well from
the poems oil PetOn and his fellows, aud the fables oil
Ray.
Parallel to Mr.. Felps forthcoming study Of