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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02

than any one on the list,
A. . Pnblic trial Of Mossrs, held July Z. ON Ia .
Ward Cotton FsEna, In the town Of IL sftland, VI.
under the management Of II. q. Wheeler, Esq ,
OF White River Junction, w.. the Msados King
Mower received the GwGrd " Best Mower under
a dfsnght Of i2j pounds, Willie the other comp
lins mowers showed - foIiDvs:
Granite State ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1901
Buckeye ......4.,.. ....s. a....t..+t...... 10
kuifsn. .......4.. ....4........ ..... 40
". A. Wood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
tuHt II his rs far.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-02
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asFHei "a, ans ists a. Aip0UF
, 1877-08-03

Government, including the customs duties,
would be payable In silver a. we'll ns gold.
We can understand why the Ohio Conven-
tion maintained silence on the snbject of the
specie-fseaumrtion act, since II in stili a
matter Of lirely discussion among men Of
both parties whether that act shall io con.
ditionalIy or Internationally repealed, and
whether the repeal Of tho date Of Jan. !,
1870, shall a1 another date. Ar this will he
tie main feature Of the financial debate at
the next session Of Congress, 1t WAS natural
enough to a.oid precipitating 1t upon the
Ohio campaign; but as the sentiment of The
West ia practically united on tho subject OF
silver reconciliation, whatever may or 1nay
not be lono with Ito Resumption act, the
conspicuous place given that demand was
timely and proper. '"'.:.
Tho other resolutions Of the platform will
commend themselves to tho intelligence and
good faith OF tho country, and mono more
than that which opposes my further grants
or subsidies from the Government to aid in
tho construction Of railroads, or that Which
opposes the renewal of the patents which
hare become oppressive upon the people.
The utteraucca in regard to thelabor troubles
are likely to command attention mud |ap-
rrnrn1
, 1877-08-03

Tho MiHissippi Nourbons, screnely uncon-
acioua Of tho big questions TINT are disturb
ing tho iree1lisent po<tion Of tho American
people. al.nly content themselves with n
platform in which stato's.Rights and sub
si,'y- y-gra',a nro the salient fcatures. Not q
word ap!'cara in their platform about the
currency Issue that must bo. settled among
:ho iirat that enGhge tho attention of tho
Forsy-t't II, Congress: not m allusion to tho
,ilI.ilnpo. ta,t labor question. Ton Soorr's
Texas r. .ciHo job geta big lift. md tho req
toration at public oxponse Of levecs which
private laiftlcssuegs 1ins allowed to get out
Of repai is not forgotten.
, 1877-08-03

PpER, ono Of tho rascals charged with out
ngiug IL young laly last spring, has been
convicted aud sontonced 10 ten years in tho
fenstcnt AIRY. His partner III tho crimo was
sent dow, for five YEARS, mud NO society ia
ridden OF n pair Of beasts for somo time to
come. II: IL 10 be hoped this will be whole
SONIC Lest on to that c1ass Of vicious youth
who have no ,espact for womanhood, and
who trend intiiscr;minately upon tho most
aacrcd rig hts Of woman. few more such
examples might bo well made, anil 1t Is to be
hoped tbs t overy viiiain who would initiate
these two rufttans will share their fate,
, 1877-08-03
FRIDAY, AUGUST ., 1877.


The thicaun ur'luce MARKETS were active yes
tcr'iNy. and prusI+,ns wcsc arrrer. while gta!n
wAs raacr. .dcss pork closed Ice per hi higher,
at 3l'.Aiat".4ils for August and s13.6l1
H.: 81. for September. Ianl ctotcd Gc per 100
1h4 tshrr. III 'S,t ia s.Lv for August aud 50. 00
&h:'.U VI: i"r :scntcmhrr. Meats were stcady, At
IL r"r II frs jonc shoulders null Grc for do short
rib. takr !Is,.hts we're nctve nnt caeicr, Mt 80
"s.r tor to i.t!ao. IllEhwtncs were un-
tE"'t:ch. at 6 0A icE gallon. Flour was dull.
VIII; t1asrd &c h"es, ii 81. 10 tor August md
sl.hifs ths - Etc.nGcr turn e1used aeG &c lnwcr,
nj 4',c t.r -!nsn~t at 4y,:c for September t}ats
e'+sd III t. nwcr. nj -lc for August anu g,1t c
fo: Scpteme". ltrc closed srn,, at :..,tsc cash.
H:res s'"'.'l II Git:c}Gse for ncw No. =. acllrs
September. lin!s wtrt actiye and 1fb15c higher,
cu':n!: lrm at :1..}.}4t:.:31. Catto woru in fair
achsanl and rtea'y. sales ware At s.. .116lU. -.
hlec1 ."lsI sIo~ 1t 81. 0t,G34. % for common 10
ros .r;.sr. 'iIc ''u1.flrt'l dollars In EoiA would
bug elo.'. u III :rcsnhacks ut The closn.
, 1877-08-03

sential everywhere. II tho starving or dcs-
titnte Of the city AT, willing to work, and
work hartl, in the city, they eau 10 Tho sarne
elsewhere. No mwa who ia not willing to
earn all the brenl and nil tho property
no can gather will do any better
in tho country than he will in
the city. The country is not tho p'ace
for idlencss, and the grcat cnrse Of city life
is that It tentls to cultivate tho fdlenesa of
paupcrisn1. Thoae Is an impression that he
city must feed and take caro- Of al, and At
tho bottom Of tf,c objections TO going into
tho country to y ork is this Impression that
tho city must support MI thosa who are in
want. Panperizn1 is the frat principle Of
Communism. ......
There are in nesrly all the States wcst 0a
11l,nois-in Minnesota, Nobraaka Kansmt,
Town, Missouri, Arkansas, and in Louisiana
organizations, several Of them under 8taie
officers, to induce and aid men, md eap e.
chilly families, to novo to those States, to C.
cupy 1antIs, to labor at wages on farms, n i'd
to become permanent residents. Thousa1 lila
have been induced 10 move thorc. and
hnvo prosrered, but appenls TO tho
unemployed 1nborcrs Of the large cities |, ave
fallen unleeled on the cars of@the multitu dc.
Agents have beon sent to Europe, aud rcs 'plo
there have wisely listened, mud havo 70 uud
prosperous homes in all these States. All
these agencies nro prepared to we1com, all
the labozers and all their families who will
give assurance Of bona fitle intention to work
when they got there; transportation, r. I'd oil
Atn~ 3 4 A. II -
, 1877-08-03

a Wall. street operator punched the head
Of, Jar iouIo for .!ccssviug him in stock
apecu'nt ION. The operator did not stop to
reflect bat 1t WAS perfectly natural to Mr..
GouLp 10 swinllo Ills most intimate friends,
and to thrasl, such o man for following ont
his instincts is good doal like
boating dog for defending his
1,ape. 1t las bcon through auch
schemes TINT Mr.. GouLp Inns acquired his
money and Ills strength on Change, and 1t
is doubtful II dozen lickinga day would
break tho lisslo chap Of Ills habit of drawing
his personal friends into operations In order
thas ho inny Gougo them out Of their dollars.
Still, n sound tllrnsl,ing ouco in while don't
TO him ANY harm, aud tt koeps peoples
hands In for bettor men.
, 1877-08-03


for tho Stato election In the fall with excel
lent nominations, unsatisfactory platform, and
u uuitel front. Judge WEsr, who }aaa boeu
nominated for Governor, IL ono Of tie most
eminent lawyers in lhe State, and commands
the respect aud confidence Ut nil men. IIo
has been Attorney General Of tho state,
Judge Of tho Supreme Court, und member
of tho Inst Constitutional Convention. lie
is Ill nhlo uratnr, mud Ia In f1,ll sympathy
with the sentiments Of tho platform and tho
present rnlrpoA0s and aima Ut the Republican
party ;n uatiot,al aifairs. Mr.. vtoE1ga. tho
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, is Ger
l,,.t1i lawyer of Cinclnnati, ul.tl the remainder
of tho ticket seo'us to hare been judicio.as!y
selected to the satisfaction of tho, entire
State.
Tho most conspicuous feature Of tho plat
form IL the hearty aud emphatic approval of
tho course President tlAxEs has snkon. Ii
wes not .nore1y general expression Ut con.
fslonce. hut lis policy Of paciacation ut tho
South aud his cdurts 10 reform tho Civil
Service wcro specifically approved. This no
Hition was faizay foreshadowed by Gen.
dEosvENoR in tho speech hs naale when call
cd to ths clair. Ho spoke e!oquently Of the
Administration, M having, within lire months,
mud in spite Of the bowling and uuathema Of
'ts encu'ics, aud ll.o doubt, fsars, aud heaitn-
tioa of many of its Adhcrcnts, se-esta tlaled
political reace und public confidence through
out tlie Sontllurn Stases, This a,,1 kindred
Hcntitqents were enthusiastically received.
They undoubtedly usnlh,dy TIM via u,x tf ,.ines
, 1877-08-03

Our special cable dispatch gives fresh
actaik of The furious fight between Plevna
md Loft I'm, confirming the account in
yesterdays TnlpuNE Of the terrible do
feat ana :ained by the Rnssian forces.
Reports that are scarcely credible, though
coming from respectable sources, are
received OF reversal by the Russians Of this
heavy iii sastcr. It Is said that on Welnes-
day last OsMAx PashR's army war rontcil,
and ple' m occupied by the Russians. This
will bcs r confirmation bofora too implicitly
LII
, 1877-08-03

There is uo better reading uowsdays than
NE brief but expressive messages which tho
iar'uers send over tie telegraph wires for
publication iu Tue IRluuaE. Those which
are given this ,noruing tell gorgeous story
Of the harvest in Illinois. From nearly
every county in the State the report is the
same-wiuter wheat thrcsling out hesv
yield uf bushels to tho acre, and tho gsxi )
plump and fine that it runs from sixtr -
si1ty-tye pounds to tho bushel; ~ y
barley safely throsled, and tho Ill, , -. ~.
one in every way oats
aud running up to fifty aud z;-.,, -. h,,hs,. =,
tie Icru curn wonderfully "
to thu almost uuparalk' psy s', ~. 'as t"1n.
able weatArs, aud 0t 4 e.seN@ ~ ~ .',1.
, 1877-08-03
THE 3*a5 INTERCHANGEABLE BOND,


THE 3.a5 INTERCHANGEABLE BOND.
Tho Erening Post don't like tho Ohio Re-
publican platform Oh tho currency question,
but modest|y proscribes noatrum Of It's own,
which reads,
Ltsotrta, That We favor the Immediate remons-
txatlon Of tho silver doar den,oaat1zea by act Of
Cougresa in 1873, aud It's unl!uitsd {rce coinage;
that gold. tho silver dollar atnsesad, and Inter-
convertible bond principal and interest payable In
coin. and bearing !ntors.t At tho rate Of .. u per
ccnl per aunu.n, be uscd ut tho option Of tho Cow
eFun,ent alter jan, ], 1870. to rt4eom the gtcca-
hack circulation, when presented for rcdcnptlon;
that 9old, tho silver dollar aforcsAtl. and tho
grscnbarx, hs fui! legal tunder for tlle payment
OF all dcbtn customs iaclndcd. except when oihcs
wise expressly provided by law. ..
The Post praises its baby a. follows:
On that platform tha Republicans OF Ohio could
sweep sha Stats. It would satisfy every fair.
minded Iscsumptlonist anl every Reasonable Green.
back man. II would giva tho country q currency
with bottom 10 II, hnA capsbls Of auy necessary
expansion, ,-4els.Ecau!ating In this, that whpn
lnunry wsa worth moro than tue j. 05 minimum 1t
would How out Ut tho Treasury by this return of
honda far grccnbscks: when 1t could not b uscd ut
d ra.e betttr than j. u 1t would low In and the
bonds would come out.
Tho EaeniA9 l'os& Is young and snall !;
let its larger aud older confroro post it up
bottcr on the bookkeeping Ut thu currency
question. In The first place, the Ohio De-
snocrsoy hays previously offered the 3.G5 iu-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES plan TO thu
people Ut the Buckeye stata Oh several occa-
xious, but they would not touch il. Old Hull
A1Lka, Young Ton Ev1ao, Gontlemxu
Gxoaox PEapLxroa, Wash McLk4s, slul
, 1877-08-03

The c.ltlcnm Of TnB TRIBUNE on tho 1ubcr-
material mob sympathixer Of Indiana uakes hts
organ howl With pain. The Journal of Indian
apolls quietly remarks;
Wu ropsutluce ftuna tho Tux CHICAGO THthuN8
IN art'clo on Ihs eouFso OF Gov. WILLIAMS, which,
acathlny H. does not pxagXcrats thu facts The
Jsnrau3 hns not cared 10 AdsUrtisa tho mlstostune
OF the Stals Iu ihls Eegar but facts ara stubborn
things, and nay - wei bs tAced. T!lk Tnlaukk'.
article w. eF.sent wtiaaGn 1a.ofo sns nRflanf o.
4 co;,Ir!cta dispersion or rho mob and ths opening
Ut all {he avenues Ut tFAye1.
, 1877-08-03

Jnstico RuMuEnF1Elp l.cl seventeen riot.
cts to bail III s'.t'0 and eight in Sl,oou, ye4-
ter'lay, una Jnstice Monh1soN put Que uaaer
SIM bolMls.-~a1t to await tito action OF lie
GrHa Jury. That bo<ly has now enough
Eeiaro it to taks Immediate action, aud
should proceed at once to eitlcr fnd btlis or
d'h4:ln4rl,c tho accused ii there he 10 vyI-
desice axsinst them. Chicago is anxious to
know what tue fate OF rioter is to bs, and
Is III L" IAool fur telnporizing in matter in
which it IL BIZ much interested. j
, 1877-08-03

Toledo took matters in hand and reduced
ner n'ot' without delay or 1n,lcl. feeling. THO
solid citizens a-intl tl.cns,1yrn, formed In
battle rrray, '::>a scattered tho rioto.s in MI
directions. The road was cleared and trim,
1:o rnnnicg wi.llent in.erfcrcucn.
, 1877-08-03

1t tho ti1no Of tho evacuation Of RIcl-
moad by the tonfc.}eratea, ce:taiu Stnto oi!l-
cials divided tho rontcnta Of tho Treasury.
6on'a =o',UM in Cold. Judgo IIro1ra, ul
tho initial Statcs Circuit Court, Inns decided
that the money belonged to tho National
Government. nld that tha uyaricious officials
must shell out.
, 1877-08-03

Why did not WlLHuHEsroxxr ARve some
bowl. Of compassion on lhs Mayor, uad tel!
him In atlyAner wien the railroad strike would
reach Chicago md ths mob ragu through the
streets, 20 taat the Mayor could w amply pre-
pared to deal with I'll
, 1877-08-03

Down in tho coal mlues Of Draidwood
there was some ric1et-iring betveon an
outpost Of u Joliet militia company and tho
1nincFF. and thirty-fivs shots wero exchanged.
A correspondent says tie rioters bear tho
soldiers no il-wi!l, from which W. infer that
tho shooting was in tlls friendliest spirit, and
th2t, lad death resulted from tbs fusilado. IL
wouli haso been looked umn ~ social
eseas gratifying to Ill lilo participants.
, 1877-08-03

after all. This for Illinois, while from other
Western States the aamo good report. The
year 1877 promises to be memorable one In
tho crop annals Of tho great grain- producing
Hfnfns
, 1877-08-03

T"o ft'nalo silk-weavers If jersey licked
noH~str'!:in% girl without mercy. 10 tie
curt :Ecy were 1ugged, convicted mud
jug;tsl, were tl:cso feu.ale silk-wcavers Of
Jct1a4v
, 1877-08-03

What burning shauc it is that q u,aa Of
srouEy's presclcucu did not impast son,s IT his
precious forcknowsedxe 10 tho people VI Chi
cago month or two 10 aayanec u the Eeteut
railroad strikes. lIo ssens to have known It ali,
but kept thu information u h!LpAelf,
, 1877-08-03

W1th l0Fco 20 large knh< d6leat III 0oth1i
will be impossible. Y
:.-.:.- --.--.-------.-= .
Il NATIONAL s7sTEM OF ARB1TRAT1oN.
Ihe recent troubles on the rAalfoaos
throughout INC country s"g8esseo 10 tno
Ohio STATE convention tno neeess''y' WHICH,
Inn Tribune hss insisted upon, tha' .ao
National Government hha1l ptoslue !oE tno
protecsion OF sne roaaa h8 p'o"o ''Bu"n'S
anu 'nae some metnoa DO enacted loe So's.'ne
o'ne1oncea between tne companies haa .''e''
employees Without endanses'ne INC ooasFuo"
tion OF tne fega10r tfainc. ana 'he lao'''ao's
u'oeAnno ot coln"'efco WHICH Bto"s ous u
-, H. Ano feeolnene'i.a,'on7 u, 'n@ao y 'a'
on'o l''"S4otn LII AZ t1' Ao'''"S'
!. Ihat Congress ea'aaIl'a national na'eaa OF
.. Tb,, Congress, exer. It. authority over ii, ns.
sonal highway. Of trade. by prescribing and <nforc.
ing such reasonable reeu'attons ~ will tend to
promote sa!eIy o. uaseI' seeure 'a.1 te.as"s .os
VENTING M. man.ermrnt ,mnropcr ,,i.erIm,na,ion.
and tho azgrandizement mt Of officials at tho expense
Of stockholders. shippers. and employees.
d !hat provision oe maze los entotoe! asnstsa.
.s"nas,. srG s.,,h,I.s
Justice and equity between them.
T,,e.a rccorm monaations v,tl sovva M a
hos,a for tba Congressional consideration
vh,ch t,,a auhioct damands. Wl,etbor or
mt thoro shor1tl la a senarato 1,urea,, of
Tu;,,a,r., wi, 5onora ,.,nr tho o1,ont n
,yhioh Cont,re.a eh,ll nni1ertato IN rcon,ota
tha xo,.tio,o ,,otuaon +ha ra,wovs and
tho;, emn1ovca Ths d,snos,t,on onuht tn ho
~ ;r,orfaro ~ f,,r,her ttan ths .afotv md
,-osre-;tv ~ ;rtar.stato comm.r .roa roou;ro
sn;1 The es,ah1IsIn7ent of . new nureau
shon,d ho .vo,i1cd n noaxble.
TI,o ar.t osaontfol n that TIM roi,rooi1s
.,,o,,, i,ar. f,,,, ,~otoot;,, ,,r1or t,a IN
.;onot 1ovs .1o,,st violant ohstrnction hv
oa, LASS ~ ,nen rho laws ~ tho difraront
u,s... - w., sao,,,a,. J., ,hfo nnrnogo
i.,,
, 1877-08-03

TO oppose 1t may DO briefly stated: Ii the
Government vera 10 ot1or a 8.G5 inter-
oltangeabls coin bond for grocnbacks, the
holders woulsi convert shom into bonda as
fast o. tho Treasury clerks could issue them.
There would be universal rusl, for those
bonds. They would pass from 1sand 10 hand
as currency in purchases and payments. It
would be against everybody's interest to re-
convert their 8.65 cola bonds into aroen-
backs. because by 80 doing they would
lose at tho rate OF $3.G5 OF coin
interest on every 4l00 bond. No one
wonld refuse to receive them In pay-
ment Of dobts any mora ttan people now
refuse to accept bank-notes. They would
be takon In payment Of everything. Those
having bank-notes would present them 10
tho banks for redemption In order to got
gFeenbacks, which would 10 exchanged for
tho 3.65 bonds. The bank circulation would
thus DO quickly swept out Of existence, and
tho currency would DO oontEactod by $3l5,-
100000 to start with. As the bonds, for ali
practical purposes vonld bo fegal.tanders,
the S3Go ,ooo,o ,ooo OF greenbacks would be in
m 0stoniahingly short time changed into
bontss. Thus our present paper currency Of
To'6,oo.ooo would disappear in . few
months. Int reappear III the form OF $780,
0D,too OF bonds. Calling tho Inter cur
fencys shoro wonlu be contraction OF S3li,-
ooo,ooo OF notes so fast o. to mako dreon-
nockefa head swim. ihe only way to re-
!ievs this contraction would ba to Issue
groenoaeks to tho amount OF the bank-notes !;
these IN turn would How into the interest
oeafang-bond currency. Then "o would
nave, soy, $'oo,ooo,ooo Of S.G5s, costing the
Government about s2S, ,5'o, ooo year-oser
Y2,oU'ooo fnonth--to pay coin interest
thereon. .........
Thts S26,6do,0oo OF interest would consti-
tute tho suction power which would draw
ont tho 3.66 bonds, and koop them In tho
hands OF the banks and tho public. Being
S!5,ooW,ooo haavtor than greenbaaks, tho
bonds would tip tho beam. The I'oses
nudo notion is, that tho interchangeable
bond would operate like chills tcoter or
soe-saw. 30 It would It tho 3.G5s wero no
moro valuable than greenbachs: but alter
they were ono day old they would be worth
more than their face in greenbaoks BY the
amount OF tho interest accrued; hence the
see-saw would not move mp aud down; the
3.Ch end OF the plank would remain on the
gronud whilo the other end would stay up In
tho air.
, 1877-08-03

When will the next MobocFatic emeute hap
peu In this city, Ms. sFoRxrt As YOU know, out
with it. Don't keep people In tho dark.
, 1877-08-03
AMUSEMENTS, 4


Esnhnlrh strect. between Clark and tasAi1e. III.
ea-'rinrnt "f tbs tnon- SQUARE Company. "1es Dan.
ich"E.. Me*.rr. James. rSrt1. stoddsr.. etc. Mes.
t,ttlcs Fanny Morant. ss.a JtHctt, Katharine Hog.
etc.
, 1877-08-03

Chicago hAs NOW pn hand choice stock OF
BHgad!er.HeneEafs, assorted sizes. which Il will
leaAs o. ssi! Oh eAsY ter,ns " Pennsylvania or
Iu1iana for efficient mob service. Apply 1t
lfesd1uarteEJ.h
, 1877-08-03

WIN WlIsuRFsToa8r have the benign grace
and Eoodne&s to tell the city authorities what
day ths next railroad strike will reAcl Chicago,
~ they laaY be getting ready for Ill ua ksuus.
, 1877-08-03

II 6roasI's foresight wa equal to hia hind
slght, he would b ! very sn,aEt pcFson. lie
could then fore.eo railroad strikes aud how u
DIAL with theu.
, 1877-08-03

n!1ESTAk Lrn0E, No. ~, 4. F. and 4. M-1ialL
y: tsS.llc.,i starr, Communication this tFr1isy}
.!.'sdaily Invited u meet with ~ nrsIrr of tho
Aas:ef. 4. y. TuCElE See,
, 1877-08-03

1t VA when that 1suass reporter Ahot hl& man
that the palc sIr wa strcakra with blood.
, 1877-08-03
enabled him to foresec the coming Of The rail.
roa'! strike, but why did he Theoretically Seal
the Important secret In his pious bEgnstl

In hfs last proclamation tho Mayor of Ecrau.
ton (Pn) cliarArtesizcs tho mob OF lawlcs,
strikers ns inwhrcakcrb.H
, 1877-08-03
PERSONAL,

'7iS<AI'
A. p,,..,, T., A.. H.. .u,,
&.' As"'aia' a'4 tuo INV n''ni"es OF fnrs
t'"t'9s!a' aofap''s ea'!s nj. Hola"1n smith ~
8o"se'
Mr. Henry Merritt, tho English artist
lAtety deceased. had nearly completed 4 snrt ~
art novel. 10 bc called s'Tho rroreasor. wills, +,
. hoped will set appear.
Mr.. Alexander II, 8teploas I,as written ~
artrets IN tho "Lcttcrs OF 1un,us" for ths n.,t
International Htett.r iio dIsputcs cYery claim !.
their authorship TINT has oyes arisen.
N ia Rothsch;,d .,t,,scr;t,o,1 eon ~, f.
.nI =, f,,.r,n. ono non ,,,s ,1H'oa
"Aa -" ov 't.' ~ .4le elect!nnecs.
., .''s ."o s. NV |s A.".. * 49,. ,,,n, ms u
h's"~ ''~'''' ~ t"s s'"'"','s'a' party.
In lila temperance lecture At London llr.
Doman aalf the statistics OF America with regard
10 paaltcs!sm and csimfnaty proted that seyrn.
Gsnss '' oo''' "e'e easeo w 'ne use Of alcoholic
,.......
The <lHenRum says Henry James, Jr., has
read ba!zac little too much until ho hsa con.
tractct the tendency to bestow rcancu dtssce,ioa
ami analysis on characters which nto not Of SUM-
Client lntrlnsc interest to desasre such treatment
(}ilmura's hind In potnp tn Eurora In .,,o+.
the tcann+s ami th.,- ,,.o,h1inp .,ht..t. w.., ,s
American in,litutnn. r. 10 for thc ht,in, .,t.,
Of music. s.ycn prmi,cr. a, tn, n,ror,,,t,a, ss
descrtcr, fran the ir,ti.,, ,rmy mi thnx ~ ~.
coti.tine With sir Edward rno,nton ,or .afn cn s'
;j,,c,. wy
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fircouhac.s Mt tho Now York Stock Ex.
charge yesterday closed Mt 9l1.
, 1877-08-03

SToREr. who u Sp,sisuailst, u also N an-
complished elalryoyans. aud IL u this gilt th2s
, 1877-08-03

M"nroe street. hrt~rcn Market and franklin. Lee.
tue ly the lscy. JOSEPH Cook. Subject: "GitImstc
America