davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-07-26

witt, reason tnrn up hlsncpe Atthr larGc fhsAonA
lie re.tanrant' Of ,hc TaIl'a! 'hc traveller "rter
over several hnnr+. eon~l.tlng q nnmher'css
elcs, n.h and ,trc The very twcctt with which
the hanrnetn nprns srr rstr1r1ct from scawrtd. mud
,nc ,es s,si'a sT ss9s. ma ,, ., , + aud ~,
neither hsh r'cr. In The country shn tf.sclcr
ot coursr. Gnds tho menu mo1r limited ~ % va
ind porsc.'ins Jot,ie or two u Enali:h beer.
md net being :qneata.h In TIC con;un,1ion, of
he il perfectly free frnm tho hcavlncss md dro~si
nese tno ecne1ai'y cnn.cnnent upon hearty repats
q sftd Gs u p ssts and
y, H.! .sSs'e @ 81 RPs e 'a ne{
viz VIZ III 1ats.r eadqasrte5 ihs r.
sssSsS5 os vsas"1in
l. o So mesna sn Rsres.: s:.1"! It a'' e
.ses3 :rsa1 sarsn a; + nf IN 9ts' sss , 6.
jeet mafe than anetr' il. nd nsensi5, a1 nntrsm u
In Acs1s thnt NJ ,d sgs n",s factions o soc
siort tinc At akone walk a. he '.ns eae,i Il az
ntvks one, cofnrrt, litic patches Ut tho nj, S,1a y
inA:ess .npan Ct the fon;antlr past gtser De
every tnf31 " the foAu. II M nc SiNEtelah, l..
viii Ind among tho simple rnetc' nlnny star.
FELLOW willing to show hin happy hunting c,onna
been sccunn]at!ng ever e.nco the tiays Of fcadnI,
-un, when tho .rtn lRr.s Of thc ,ciehs'orht"a. anti
nut nnfrrqM-ntly tlg'EmpeFor himself. wc.c "HHt
10 hold great hunting frnttynEs ettesIHg oscr tev.
e,al weeks. ind which, thanxs 70 tho STRINGENT
regulations eunccrna. sporting atrcnhcs Issued by
the tioyesnmrnt, Aasc never bncn trnt'asf;%a
Wholesale by t.t tp0rt.,ncn Of rDkD1tmn: 1f III.
nay pafn dny do!-t fNr nf'ufr with The rod Al ID
line n,nonG tlc nsnn,crehc in.ts and selutstcr''a
cnrmr.e os TIE lake. r'.nrin ruush t!n with tl,o
bunt!nan under thu thade 0f some wAtcE.'1de
spring, and enjoying himself truughty 40 i0ils as
he aoes act lack for fEost.
, 1877-07-26
A JAPANESE SYATERINO.pLACE.
lAIdtataLI

Life At uakpne, ~ passed BY tho health-seekera
from Yokohama, has very little fomanes about It.
The tourist will perhaps be lodged in couple OF
foo,ns-that u, space consisting ut ~ ntnJ mats
divided !nto two BY sctceus-in farm. lou*o or Ia
Aoule t124.sauaaa's residence or even in sunie old
temple 1hv sunslsa artillery OF opcpiuy shnstefs,
inevitable In Jai'sIsse house. wake. alm from
bis sleep. ho auns ths 4tfIett OF costumes, and
startY Tor q plunge In the CLEAR. gold, aud. a.
.the natives ray, uniatbuinabs watess Of tls lake.
i jap.p - III. prohably Warned 70 e1,.s On ihs
food Of shs Country. and u dispense with articles
Of European food. tae ssuu4port Ut which IL
slnuJa i suufco Of annoyance sn1 AuxietJ
t0 tho trasrluF, aud II really Eequtscs
very little &sainlng TO- beeoula accustomed
IL Japanese food. Ths only point 1t which tke
ssnco VI rcs. drank stsauIng bot, and Resembling
slightly tn h4ror di,ute1 sherry Of tha one -4nd-
Englishu;ea, notsevst, i i Xxx rspla lnto1l'
cant and Il ysfy bal stun ~ work pbJ sicelly Hpo,
But with tbs s4bes very ltllo fnuls eau bs found
This aesA of anlmals. untn sh9 ssttlencpt Qf
Europe2n4 In JspAu. VA utterly uaknown ~ ~
article of food. Now. however. shop! fet ihs saie
of beef and pofk krn VERY numerous IN fclp ard
ioipkslna, and xafa to DO vundel fully paltun.
lxe1 W ths nat!yes Flth aud klce a1s lae ataplu
srtie!es u ta.l sad shc4u twhsa arfully .easoas4
by edible scx. wtsI}, vegetables. Eggs, mud fruit
iorn dIasa 1t With NJ EHvpeaa cpieuse could
, 1877-07-26
THE Dgs MONIES BANK FAILURE.


Dxs Mols1s. Ia.. July 23.-1n the wreck and
hasoc mads hero by tho failure OF b. T. A,ssn. tho
National eeata Bank wal vcuu1, thaIst to how
great sn extent was uos known: yet. ffom the fact
thai 1t was conducted by Capt. +. Il. West. Mt.
Aliens father -in.aw. II was believed Il had so-
eel4ed q hard blew. Tho Captain. however,
gathered hIuse.f up. resolved TO surrender hls
slArtsr II National Bank. recall biz securities ~
private bank, viii lii sons, Al aud Harry. =.
Pastast.,-tas Litter bsln4 she former Cashier Of
Aliens bank. Through strong regard for tho Cap.
induced to pstronits tho bank; but the ma4ses
kept sloof. Suspicion, however, MAS constantly
Gay. when draft for about IL, 0o0 caal4 in fsun
Warren CouatY. There was " money. Tls taR.
W.. p s1easa 10 ELI mi na II XIII
O. The door. Tho cunatIut-lurktEx sutuielon
quickly asserted Hsclf III actlop, aud lew cred
jturs seizfa tic coAttBis OF the bank ~ attach
uelt. larry. wlo held Tho combination 10 the
1sek II tbs haukssfe. Refused 10 surrender III aud
, 1877-07-26
A LANDMARK GONE.

Slowly but surely thvY aro disappearing. For
years one OF tho most prominent landmarks In
Omaha was looao plank In tho strrot railway
track at tho south cyossing Of Fifteenth. as the I
teFseelIon OF Douglass street, winch plank nade
ala lats huar OH dark nights, tte bewilatrci
pedestrian swoHtl atep o.. that plank. and, AZ .
face, hn would exeuiul, Wilt. i feeling Ut relief.
- Now know whrfa ! om," and. Illus vet ut
slghsa N y Ills bearlngs. would Yursuu bis why
Street Hallway. Company l4il down new plank III
paes os tho old one ,asl week, and actcctorth thu
without kUowtng whether hc IL In tho business
spaft of town or diminishing around tho subu1ti.
, 1877-07-26
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

4. 8. Calktns will conduct tho MONDAY meeting
to.dey al No. LEO Msd!son street.
The monthly meeting Of tho Soldier Homo board
will bc held at tho residence Of Or. 1fan1li, 12D
wabash nvcnuc. Fdday. At 20. m.
The Vessel Owners Towing Association ftceiv.
ed orders from The city authorities 10 1t out tug
with steam pumps. 1t viii bc used In case OF arc
On the river.
Tns .e%Rss,tn,s eS.s5rs4
s@,,e; 3 Il I !. I'll IL Z; J. H.. saS n'''
5a 1ss & sses &c !s st :sss & aes 81 sff e.
Will be held this evening at tho residence Of tho
Secretary: No. 49, Vernon aysnue, % near Thirty
viied.
Pat Rooney, tho ''sol!d Mnldoon,'" lost his
gold headed eanc IN Tho lnkc, cIose TO Inc Govern.
mcnt pie ,wh'lh IN sailhoat night hefore last
happy. and Falcon II feed.
A petition I. in eircnlatton, and has been len
for i!Enasnrss at prominent places, renneft~
f"fsss4 @ II d. xs'ta ., ass Ut
avenuo VIII, .Orand Ilon1evnrd, on condition that
Tho south Park Commissioners pcrpctually keep In
repait and govern the sang In hko manner ~ other
H8 EcHlDf tiu1 VL 1sHRlF"0DA 1Hte41 uAFlng q
good time to.day notwithstanding the strikers.
They give l'askct ptcnlc At lleranrchs Park,
Washington Heights. Music and dancing bf moon.
light il To- be one of the features Of the occasion.
1'ersons from tho city dcsrInR to attend enn take
the 1920, 4:i5, 0:15, Or 7:10 p. M ltock Ia1and
Dummy: Hetutning will leave Washington Heights
At 10 ocfockr.
MI. c. $. stit{t OF tho arm Of II. Kfonbers,
Wholesale lcwc}cT- was Inst evening matted In mai
rimony With 1ttss Rcbccca Maiihou4e. niece Of Sir.
KFonbctg. The ceremony occurred nt : o'clock
inst evening IN tho pafor At The Palmer lousc and
was performed bY tAn Rey. Dr.. Adler: The nfatr
was unusually auiet md ec!cct, only
The prescnts wcre numerous. c0st3v. md elegant.
The happy couple, with tug congratulations and
tapd.apccd Of tlelt friends, cft IN The o'clock
evening train over the Northwestern Roa1, for =
bridal trip In The region Of tho northern lakes.
, 1877-07-26
THE cvAGv TRIBUNE: THURSDAY JULY &c.


tona of Mr 1flvcs arc the men whose own tcnnrt
uf ufhco has i,crn tainted with fraud.
tknnw. from personal ohscrraffnr and ncQuant-
1ncc with mcn, that the 1rf al MAS of IL" pcnp1r.
dent The fnc, j.. thr pcot,c have ht eurnc thor
onxhty di.gu,tcd wI,h the whrle rposif .yrtcn..
The WtIutc eorntry WA raIt!1y becoming fc:
t.auched, Mcn snu5tt the hnlnblcst offices ~ well
a. the highest for ihc rpnft.. The o'lce cscn Of
School director wnf ron.hl, that shc fndisldna!
o!GlHg II might c"t he cosI few trnts per b1.lic
lers on contract tusrt-h the Aehtol. Tn" clats
at men who held offer hid not ecrm capsule Of nn.
derrt andtr that Il WAS tho duty Of the "flcchold.
er 10 nerve the public. The reform, csnnpt take
pleca At ance> bnt 1t In SURE to ruccccd. Yad Mr.
Hayes Administration Will be the beginning Of q
new and flortous fFn IN oar hftofy.
A L1FE-Loyn REPtEtiCax.
, 1877-07-26
EVANSTON

m, Pv,,,tnn Village Truatcea mat Tne,day
.xans,a ~. rooma Of t,e hoard m Dayi. sircct
win Ill meu,ncr. present. except Tho lion j. ii.
Eedxlc and Prca.tHnt Ilnse In The chair. Tho
f,1.rr rssd ~ rsnor, ,f tao committee previously
aGPntea 70 prepare a. ot n the oontinn ~ ~ tns ds
"s Sa9s r1n' raan ar rrnuescd was accotnrv
1nanSo aavanE ~ IL l'naiSous aantnn II
tno aoRne no pso',nni;t toi;t,t,u ~ nnr mr1.S,
~ st etsGfay tst,In;. d.srr'tlon 81 1nuor
IRON 6afteflnH or eeI!isH ~. hitr 49, ,.
1ne!9dlnK not nnJ .. III
sp o1d s.ycn ~ hitte within thc cornutats
. aHI M Ssvn @ ',,"nr'.'r IL vssietnr NJ
tM1 olaaMnuIu ao'S ~ aS ~ ,isS % =, ,vrdo.
me pf9sa'ons nse =" it"n's'ao 10 " 'e'e'f
esnsion i.u!s'EsHe. H x.u... ,r..xo. tor r,,o w.,
lae iepott u thc tii.aSo lasa,sf t to' 'ue' "ss
5sao; sha sao~ca oF'eh5 ~ 'o''o"s' o..
~ ~ y y
Ria ~ ,aras. az. .,.t.I .ft"r .ht" at,"r
1nS IeHots MAs a4op1eut AWGt MhNu = .e'ttt @s
, 1877-07-26

UAILHVAD"A1u UUfD5s
Judge Drummond WAS cnrsged yesterday In hear.
Ing The cascs OF Perkins ". Tho Town Of South
Ottowa, aud Post ". Tho Town Of Kendall ln-
volvfng The legality Of some ra1road.a!d bonds.
Tho suits were brought to recover the amount Of
certain ratlrpad.rEd bonds Iesucd by the above
towMs under The special act Of the Legislature In
The defense was, that tho act above mentioned,
issucsl nua which aet VA reetc d, tic boa;s WI
isT ps:;e5 ie ~ ani sssesd s @ @5ssdiSs.; ss.
st!tuton Of tho Hsate and gave no anhorIty ia any
township to !aaue any bonds.
snond. who held lie bonds raId. An appcai Was
vas reversed a,l tho casa rensnded for '1sHs new
19l Th, !. n9w M Ths Se!ng
iii. essssca sapss ha ~ 5osfn.s " tSo
They do not chow The passage Of tlse act in gues-
lion, bu. tho complainant hold lint esca il thc
net Sf ls57 ias were aot lssay Pa*sea ths leaaty
1HiD and that, on the broat principles Of cuulty,
the towns should not be allowed to enjoy ,fs pro-
ssss csys e am hs tS sas Of es e a; e md ID. n Sa
rs'san,s sn;I Judge 6ekes s' sna Barge - pi9oa Ss
ioe the defendants.
Judge Diod1ott has got through with the hank.
rup!cy caEcs, aud will take uu n,otiuns for new
witt he limited to nftoen minutes ou q sltle.
\: jenkins =; ga ysste nlay anpo'nted Assignee
The comp0sltlon mectlnE In tho casc OF ". A.
Lowell d Co.. was continued to July 20.
UNITED BTATEa COURTS.
ssnst anso woosn g p9eSaut ssv m
iron, infringing thclr patent for an Improvement
IL spr1ng; ;hea buttons, originally granted Marc!.4.
Jahn o'bonneli. Of xa'has, y: H.. died . Iii
, 1877-07-26
ATLANTIC CITY.


Ono Of tho editors Of this paptr bus Just returned
from Atlantic City. From, conversations he over.
heard between hotcl-kecpcrt and Anticipated
guests, lp tctA tic following down a. the main
coints Of thIs waterfngpace lt',aH the exclusive
privilege OF bringing its aeawater direct from tns
Cult %6lream every day. Ilrcakesn suitable for
brokers. and auff with surface sufficiently rough
for raen, anA yet safe enough when there's women
awl,n,nln. An inlet to which there II q safe out
let md fsh which arc trained TO tAka tho bait
without rlubatc, and to ~ caught by hunk or by
crook. Clans which have been trained and taught
10 sat out Of vi*itor. hands, aad Jelly 'ash which
atmosphere ~ yusy dry saat tho authorities
snstns to keep y from catch'ns afc Silver. plated
bAthhonscs with mother. f-pearl floors and tapcs.
try carpets. Tie bcuch IL ntsu covered with oil.
clo,h 10 Keep It out Ut ths wet. Hot sastwatcr
batna. heated bY Fcaurlua and run across TO Tho
Jutsoy coast hy special pipe l!nc. A competent
c0iurrd nun anE1Icd 10 roAF Wien tho surf don't.
liotets which cLarge nuthine and allow 4a'a.5 to
Eueats. which Kruw ttclr own hops, have spring
and fall ssou~, aud clcrks wllu wear diamonds III
such trlilianc1 Tint ihs liRht. house usca them In
turns for illuminating. purp0seb. lightning r1:
press traint Fun by good lightning condactots. and
trkvinen that aFo ~ competent ~ the other break
.ers on the beach.
, 1877-07-26
AN ANIMATED wAN-Af4AT.


When Chnsc Martin walked out there ,vas gen.
cral slaro. lie had black oyc bitten ear. sore
nose blood On his chin. nn moro acrnsches IN Ills
face than taesu 40 spokcs In buggy whccl.
'.I,cpn dawn OH the 1jannhcf' asked his Honor,
as tue prisoner hung 10 tue railing.
~ dan't knus where It was, Was tho answer.
"Wcll, what's habpenc1."
''Dh, nothing muc!s.' .-..
..Dld you run aguinst Windmill or cngc Of
wi1tcatsi'
s'So Kir; think had little fuss with bar.
tender"
''hoa crank rlass Of ginger-alc and then
''1Tat was It, sr, unl he few mad about IT,"
How lnus DID 1t take l!ui 10 cutfy.cutnb you
OF IN this atyicf"
~ lon't belicyo he was over t1ye minutes, youF
Honor" 10y
''And what Ia ynur dcfcnser'
~ VIA ttiraty." .. -.. ..
"wcll. the supply of ginger. ac a tue House Of
Correction gayc ont last night. but they've got
hsar: of water, up there. ioa'lt ret alonr vs;y
wash eaalns mud silver drinking. Next"
, 1877-07-26
Wiadom 4espensinR striped 5tocklhRs.
fap+fHh Truth.

Ladies, II teen1.. have for some time past 1,cen
should run down Or rouni ,ho r,ock!n1. '*Thfa
Important problem. snya fashionable contcn,-
poEnry. has been get at rest BY the new fa.hloH
!. etthcr rsnk, h,nc, ta1unn N"J te luHg !nstcp
Il worked and studded will, buds, ,nwrts, and tntns
ntnye fpIaRe." Sec how nAstly the dear creatures
haze arranged guefllo. and yct terc
cynEcs who ai!rn that wnfneH Incapable 1T tax.
fg part In politics 0r Of managing The Affairs Of
empire.
lfal beer called npon 10 settle It. ehou1d haTc
snggcsted that foHnh stripes should he worn by
latIeH with un.ubstantia1 lcge. md long stripes by
ladies' With 8ubAtanttat legr.
, 1877-07-26

Tia increase In the production Of American vino
tas beeg seFy EapId luriu4 shs lat thirty hye
yesss. Thus, Ia 1910, tho production ~. IL, 73a
gallons; n 1850 ~aa al R4o gallons: in leto y
was ]. Bto 600 gallons; aud II Dttseut ths aMnCal
supply Il probably II least 70, Nv, o0V e4uona,
, 1877-07-26

rsn ~ H. .h.,,,.o .r,.n,ca ~ thc We,Irn,, .xor
,utr"s !. ~ tamnd ,e spx ~ ~. htstorics ~ t,at NJ
Wnen ~ not t"uaa r,s =" ,,nr m s,on' ,c ts Sa. ~
NJ American so11,crs The c,ty haI l,ccn Inyca,cd
sa,nn ;1nc. Win rcfuraa ono nint eu;crcu f,,ni
., our nSt xe 5og ae @ b.
xisrr Mns y" ;n.t "rrty"i Al % %,n,anhdo1 ncc.i H."
hon N tc eatai At the tIa,s OF .hc tnses.,cnt
t,nm nu'' ~ nf > ia iaw1cts Euerr,ltn cl,c5s tyhu
n''r n rto,ent rpassion for thS .l.scr, syh" re.
nr,.nh lin nixnnecs nni In had ,fcta .ed
}u liz rags thai uu]ess s,k conscntttl to liz p.o.
~. n.r'entui :rh. ]ed In thn crfrsmity s'f III
t,rnr n.J ,ra,c H. wny mt ~: IT,. eitx ,e., thS
scntfnuis and tt,n lInca., taInoI tiln Amrr,c.n
c,,Sn n,,,l nnw hrsought te tiem.rnI to xnvu I,ts
fwho vas ihrn hut II, was Grcl At ihc thourht az
~ ,ni..raiIc fat" n,sattnr thnac hnnirss 7.Ti..
ann wtthnut conmunicat attuv at iii with heal.
quarters iwcre iiat refusal would iaye bve., Cur.
Il rasb. auIxot ic, or daredevil wosif il bnt tic
n,uSt j. ttst IL was brave lei. promssel bv a
Eeuctous heart, and tLat 10 oAueccede.i psFfeetly,
isS,a o tho 1. army. "''' @''~ '''' ' ''"'<' 'A'
aat.,tei .rf nft"r nmirsIx ifr,rl"~ thc,n .xhs :
r. ptsro.Sd s lo b isana sxsfy ME carer T.;
inct and. fayorci by ifo darkness Of ,hs niai,t.
nnnrnacbr, riosa n Tho yn!ls uf fn civ ty;tEt,t,t
dfl"eesaly ihs tsntinsls soad be pislniy saers
lcard a. II passed from mouth to mouth, UuitlcI
" The lid. Inc narty sealed thu ,1aii nt faynr.
rf1io p]scc, and, et{aiua two or thrcc OF fhc
,s :ss'Ss .; de- s!s tS s qpa
streets to tho house to which tho Ind guided
, 1877-07-26

Reliable help for venk and nervous sufferers.
without medicine. rnlsern,achefs EiccIr!c Hclt3
the grand deeideratum. Avoid tHltaiiunr. IIonk
and journal. with parsIca,asf, mailed free. Aa-
tress ppl, efnIn cher t;alyonIc TO- EJncjnnat Ohio
, 1877-07-26

1'HE t1NiUS FURNITURE COMPANY, yxi WEST
At1:4ou.s., x'lI xii klu41 " huuSe hu!1 furniture
4 niV:sslly paIraxa.s; llw Rlt:e.; easy tc1r4s
, 1877-07-26

ExsillosAnl.E cKlt..!AShs-wE NAVE SOW
j in stock l.!Es astorttlent nf our *eIi.k .knor d
Flsssuts and has!neas hnks!*. On el!ptlc Epuxa se
bA aud 1uhc9Fd spft1Ra> to9S aud nu tIA; also sfs
III. touf 1 aa *sSt!sst yls.
" psttca A+t tA1xr variety of gool second. .Lsn
woff Including top saa opsu bugs,ea phassots. md
b. closed Out w ehapils a, tFaurhs4 u carriage r.
pses u c.
(sO1t kALE-AT 4 sAcl:lFIcE-LiyEnY STOCK;
a,utt ~ ~; n9s ha.aea. 4osst. o. fat buggy ar
- ~ So Csll II sou wxut taExstu as 97I Hc.t
Fifteenth. st.. bloGk rAss Vi Illus lslana.ay.
\VANIEp,--itnns ,AAS, AM, IU!,Gl oSE ItNTi:
party. ~, TrtbunE ult1gG,
, 1877-07-26

Thc r.stIyc nu7onnts al wine furnished by the ~
fnrcnt HtAtes arpenr to have rhan9rd Con.tderatly
sjncn laio. IN 1H.,o tho chief ptuduetton VA. ~
fn,1o.s. in 0nI1ons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-20
GENERAL NEWS.

1t is now reported that Mr. Bennett will join
Stanley-GraDhic. H#
The time approaches whena fellow buys for his
cbum's sister highly Ornamental valentine the
great centre OF attraction of which is picture of
the tabled boy who has decidedly more wings
than oyercoat.
In Montreal few days ago half starved horse
smelled the hay stutiing in the cushions of ele-
giant sleigh standing in front of him the street,
and ate yard or Of blue cloth in getting at the
hay, at the same time leaving his autograph on
the polished woodwork.
The English spanows have deserted Boston
and gone West A resident of Cambridge, who
has had leisure TO watch the birds, and has kept
food for them on his premises ever since the first
snow fell, observed a falling off of the attendance
upon his daily COLLATION. last week, and on Sunday
he had only one partakei OF his bounty. lie also
noticed that large gatherings OF the sparrows gem
orally ended in high flight and disappearance
Of the flock in the West They were evidently
Disguised with the climate of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-20
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Concluded from first page.l
Rouse.

tRlDAf, Jan. ~.
Mr. CLEAvEs, Speaker pro tenn in the char.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Quincy Of Augusta.
Papers from the Senate disposed OF in concur
renee.
Mr. MEADER, from the Committee on Interior
Waters, reported in new draft and ought 10 pass
on bill an act to amend the charter of the Penob-
scot Log Driving Co. Read and assigned.
Mr.. CHASE, from the Committee on State Lands
and State Roads reported leave to withdraw on
petition of Hiram +. Evans for lot Of land n
Silver Ridge Plantation.
The same gentleman from the same committee,
on petition for a deed of a lot Of land from the
Land agent, reported resolve in favor Of Isaac
Narney. Printed under rule.
Mr.. HAYNES from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported legislation ineXpedient on order relating
TO marriage and its solemnlzaton.
Mr.. COOK, fir IN the Committee on Claims, re-
ported leave to withdraw, on petition of town of
Iopsfeld for reimbursement OF State aid lost in
uaosit.
Mir NEwBERT. from the same committee, re
ported leave To withdraw on petition OF W. w.
Walker, for iein. bursemeut Ct certain money.
Mr. ROLF, from The Committee on Ways and
b id !es, reported leave 10 withdraw on petition of
David New begin referred from last Legislature,
that the law shall be changed so that counties
shah be Obliged to build all bridges costing more
tuan s40O
Nj. LOCKE, from the judiciary Committee re-
20 ted 10 aft aud ought to pass, on bill an
act ehtltled AZ act to amend sec g. chap DO OF the
efls' sta rites, relating to trustee processes, AS
heretofore ant ndcd. Amends The law 80 that
iofc- Or len corpoi ations doug business IN
this state may be subjected to trustee processes.
Also reported IN new draft and ought TO pass on
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PO[ITIE1[.

Intimidation Day" is one of the designations
which has been applied to the Sth of January,
1877.
An exchange remarks that Vanderbilt and Til
den both endowed a College-the former in Ten
nessee and the latter in Oregon
The Tribune alludes to the proposed Democratic
Convention at Washington February IA as the
"Bull-dozers" Reunion.
The Republicans have information to the efFec.
that the Democratic managers 10 New York had
to raise a large sum Of money for David Dudley
Field before he would consent to 60 to the House
lie has recently written very able paper on "Po
iticsl Corruption"
Col. Pelton is the nephew, the secretary and the
confidential manager of Mr.. Tilden. lie bore
hat relation here at Albany and has sustained it
throughout the Presidential campa On. The acts
of the one are the acts Of the other. And what 3
spectacle the spectacle Of Mr.. Tlden personally
drec citing corruption fund to Oregon for the pur-
pose of bliblng AMI stealing vote in defiance OF
the expressed will of the people There is no es
cape for him. The shame is clearly fastened upon
lin. He stands convicted of personal completely
u a corrupt and iniq iitous transaction, and is for
ever covered with obloquy. No presidential car
dldate was ever before placed in so disgracel,
and humiliating position. And in the light OF
these shameful revelations, how grotesque and Of
fensive appear all bis pretensions of reform -
Albany Journal.
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Church Directory.

ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL Granite Oh.
State St., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev.
james III. Ecob, pastor, residence State street.
Morning service 1880 A. Nj. Sunday School
at noon. Evening services at o'clock. Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
UNINERSALIST, Cor. Winthrop and Summer
streets Rev. w. ii. Dearborn, pastor. Preach
ing at 1890 A. NJ. Sabbath School at Il NJ
Preaching tomorrow forenoon and evening
PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL,-states st, between
Oak and winthrop. Rev. samuel Upiohn, rector
Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Evening service
81 p. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the rector.
FIRST BAPTlSI,-COrnerW Winthrop and Perham
SITS. Free seats. Rev Horace w Tllden, pastor
residence Winthrop street, second house east OF
church. Morning service 1870 A. NJ Evening
Z. NJ. Sabbath school at - NJ. Preaching
tomorrow ny he pastor
FREE BAPTisT,-State street, north of Bridge.
Fee seats. q. +. Penney, pastor; residence
summer street. Morning service 1870 A. NJ.
SABBATH school at IL. Preaching tomorrow by
METHODIST EPIsCoPAL,--Green street, east OF
state. Rev Il. I. Adams, pastor; residence at
the parsonage, next door to the church. Morn.
ing service 1880 A. Ma Evening, 7 Z. NJ.
Preaching to morrow by the pastor.
UNITARIAN Christ church ,)-Cor. oak and state
bts. Kew ChhS. A. Quits, pastori residence, %
Oak street. Morning service at 1890 A. NJ.
sunday school immediately alter the morning
services; Preaching to morrow by the pastor.
CATHOLIC State ST., north of Bridge Rev. Il
Wlssel. .. 5. b.. pastor. Morning service, Il. 80
M. Afternoon, $50 +. NJ.
The Adveuti-ts hold meetings in Darby Block
every Sunday afternoon, at the usual nour.
Fac Congregat ona1. First Baptist, Free vii
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con
terence meetings in their vestrles every Wednes
day evening, at y O'Clock.
FIRST CHRtsTIAN CHURCH. Northern Avenue
sunday sChOol at ~ O'Clock, NJ. Prayer meeting
Sunday evening at 100; Thursday evening at ! 80
o'clock. Preaching omorow forenoon and al
ternoon b, Rev. = X ed, pastor oil The Chris
tian church in Millbridge.
NOKIli AUGUSIA-M. h. CHURCH Rev. j. w.
Perry, pastor; residence at the parsonage next
door north OF the chINch. Preaching every sab.
bath at 1890 A. NJ. sabbath school at II NJ.
Prayer meeting at ~ L. M Preaching to-morrow
by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO
WkiL.-No pastor; morning service 1880
Sunday School 23u T.. NJ. Pulpit supplied nj
present by Rev. II V. kmmons and others.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELL-Rey.
MIR. LeLacheur, pastor; residence opposite ch.
Morning service, 1885, Afternoon service 2.30;