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HiIES> JIcTImS.
STANLEY Matthews "t Cleveland His Dema-
g"ei,m he,. fsnrl-. aud '"ri sch"ry.

10 THE rplToE or 1Hr SUN Sh: The
present Administration Is eli.y of rolIt ad
mnri r. Ipur lu"n hav already b""n kuct III
hy lIiyr--Suulry NitAeV-. Key, Carl > 'hdr1,
and Wm ~ TNa.ts.
lr.illy p'tiei Matih vs. whom recently saw
hjr 1T c. yclaui. WHITTIER bee had gone in the
interest ui Lis MASTER t. negQtl tc with tine view
II lr,,,uting the disguised Republicans from
ceA7urlns Hayes and his ioub.-dealng SOUTH
crn and civil service shnm reform policies.
Matthews docs not 80 much deserve the credit
Of in'lU'nciuG that Convention TO say nothing
GRIN al Of Nays a. do other shining lights Of
the l1uy. i war moro Garieljs work Than
his. tn" word from AlIhon-o 1uii would have
rltc' such a uuli baioo .n that Convention ihat
W. Wund not have heard the last 81 II unit
ilayts retirement nom iAe White House-h
then.
stanley Matthew'S headquarters were At the
knuuard House. Il N"land. Hl- prrsrl'r IN
the city orru.d no enthusiasts In the Opera
lious", where IA" Convention sat r. qmai ned
hut faint APPLAUSE. IN" 'ouln'rs with which
h. WIS received. and thc applause ana unmis-
takai' enthusiasm which greeted Garfield.
wor. ialS'd Of iy VERY body. Til" color of stan
l..'ut .tay".i his real feelings. Al ths
h,inaid u ,'-' ~, morning, N l"y lhr Soh-
Facing urHnd ioNn. ia" p"nr"oi dlSromllture;
n on wa? present To console him. Few called
SONG rropir inarine That the first dcnngog-
| i.tt -lrt. 'A STANDBY Matthews eyer mad" WIS On
! tue t,'a uE Of inc nnminulon Of Judge West
J j -n.. -N. Duru- lhr Pros dental campaign,
I InnuIu,. 10 % CO. unuti district, be- mad" ."y-
/ ol.U .nrh -p.rrh.-. Tho ihst time / SAW or
b. ard MIN Wa nii II rtdln .Nrning in sept M
! l'ror Ofunrr. when hr tlpNo al a. mass mnni-
! in- a. German AMI in-h E"tN.nsm,n' IT,
] might have lfrn lur''la-"l 40 som" cheap store
| for icw duUH-, ild tnn NHt h' laransurl
/ tnn. / wuul 1. with Simon Cameron. What
/ iiayre oyer saw VA nan Go admin so much
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The sp.,li 81 the Late Judge Edmonds
Talking.

In Everett Hall Prookyn, Mrs, Cora L. V.
Richmond a irino. 'loaAcr, lately lccturod To aeon
pauy OF spiutiAlsis on "slHriuAl Laws and Earthly
Gov,rnmtnt and size claimed lhat she spoke underline
smut control ~ .ln lat, INl.e john Edmonds She
siuh,d her forehead Whc the company sang, cosodh"r
ewes lorpilv AND pnss'd into supposed trance She
stood an amt Mllh much NlAuliN lt-dn To sucWu' ai
dr 81, me .uli,uoo. 81, slukr In bass voice and fr.
urcd limitation @. u learned Jui-c Iht judge speak
~ sad TINT ht hadn't much hun' OF inhNnt unsr VINO
md refused accent the taOiln Ni Sliftuhhsm be
t,,r hnt II wa really INN WHO Was sltakinr, lut u
tno.r Who N,ro h,,,trs he hN no tear Then followed
"A dls,uir.r ktrN similar % INA. N'lN'r'l when the
speaker was under the spirit control oi k,lsfl plc
OW,u Iulle Idnond~ sticas were commnnlhce ana
Indefinite lie d.,us,'d SPIRIT law ana SAID mat m the
solemn cunclnVe of ~iuts who made thcin ul're we're
mauN vino had been Statesmen ON Garth, hNt mere was
no lohucinn. The .Iints took mo- interest ~ special lo
rnifts the speaking spirit ma that he WA ac'"m'
llshmg greater god Tor humanity where lac MAS,
hnn on earth He had no desire 10 return to ms earthy
abode,
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WATER POWER IN THE POST OFFICE-
The machinery that i.ins You 60 the Top Of
the Lofty structure.

For a number of days past the northwest
corner OF the fost once uuiains nus oc'h ,"o
focus OF IA gathering. attractd 10y Tue ne" ny
drauic elevator for passengers IN d"iiy opera
u"h 'ncir' .>'"0"S" va" '',i -
cple hay" been IN use III the pullulns iiVlh
about the time of it, first occupancy. their stua-
w.. - ,,.n, No.. h,,o no, attracted n,,.n
'i"h II ~. " ''''' Wv NV -. -.
ton Let US h"-'rlpr 'ne hNur"ui'c e''"'"''
Water from n tank in the cellar Is forced by
W,rthin.,on uuinu into an upright cylinder
.i,.- -, m, III. tom az "a shaft connected
with this piston II placed large receptacle
filled with twenty six tons of old iron. This
',,,' ,.I,,.,,.., ~ ,l,., ,,nl, and num,, il
hpp"I"us' 'A''"9N' VI Wv ".''" ''', f"''''
called the ac'uhui"'or. Al "'s'ah - VI
s.Ncnty-fvc feet more or loss. W. stwardly from
49, a',,,,,,l,,r +. tho VOL formed hv "A wind.
.'' n,,,,, -,
lns night oil stairs from inc "ot'"H I" 'h' t'P ~
the building. In the centre OF the bottom of this
,.. ...,,.i H.. ,.,i,,i 49,,
wei II ph''u III "l ''''''"N'''' r,i'''',
n large tube oi east IRON. from hitrrh 10 twenty
ia lbs IN diameter ana nir'ut Mrhiy h,t ~
lnsth containing ttlrr "iter ,SlhHli'r tuu's
which ar tel'"s 'oprd into ~ Ihr, pass, niger
oarrlagc Is fixed 10 ~" SMALLEST oi thcse tubes
VIII ID ar -pailu~tcd li wien ih'y are ,,",'i
together. the il'lr az ca" 'hrrhs, ana tlitl ~
the .ntranr" story are on ~ lcNrl. ne Eitr
hNrd "I uQ'allr ~ l. ~ WI, " ' ~, a..
water tank uuN IN piston fNli liurr ol lN', a.
cumuiator 10y means of pll,s me a'runuiaior
l. also unn"'ied WIN E"N' IA me steam PIP
siN tons when wntrr L. flowing out nj the "ylin-
dor. ana starts the pump, watch thus heeis the
cylinder Christianity sulph'i
suppose the catriilgr To- be- about T. ascend.
The young man IN charge pulls an endless wire
/ rope that passes oyrr n grooNcd wheel nj the
/ top of the well, down through N" carriage,
/ around another grooved wheel at the bottom oil
! the well, and SO ~ through the carriage again
| nj a poin, opposite to that of it, downward ris'
| sage THIS rop" j. connected with the spindle
OF "A "three,wayi valve. which is placed be-
tween tho standing pipe ithe fixed outside tuhc)
and the inlet and 1u,d pipes of equal SIZE
! which converge in the valve. ana are those be
/ torrm.utIourl as leading one IL the water tan 4
! and the other 10 the nccumulator cylinder
| Thn snindl. il AT rlyht angles 10 the standin.
,,i,. nl,,r th, rar,'}ovc is M rest at whatever
| phr,",t, IL 'mrv'rd or downward course An
nnwarJ ,,iIl ns,ns thc inici oritlre; a down ward
"ir 't "a III a. ,,I, Ain fnrthnr dowuIynrj
i",iii Nm ~, liar ar nre ,rhon an inward IN Il
rai,,rnd ~ cnsn the vniv" On Inc other ; dc
&C. &c ~ r,,,e, H., ,uis mr., reversed To- pru.
G,r 49, IN" I'M. results
| "Tno ma nrinna hninr onon the craat rras.
sur,, si,s,,d hv The twenty tons on the us,on
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poKER sCHENCK OUTDONE


"My wife and ] hcyc had a rousing good
time Tor tho last ten wecks travelling in foreign
paris said Mr.. Lynch the we'll known dia-
mond dcalor. TO a Sun reporter yesterday
Eyes n splendid time. But Now York's the
Iost plico yet. and | was glad 80 get back and
80 wis Ms Lynch. rode PAST the old house
in Wh.tcchapel where WIS born. hut its dilnp
idutnd nppaarancr the neglected surroundings.
the streets alive with ragged u hins. and 50
on. made Inr sick and / shut my eyes. Poets
may write about Vcnorating afrllOw's native
lnud aud al that sort Of thing. but no more OF
Fnrlaud for mo. I'm an out and out Amrr-
can though lid happen TO be born over there"
"rhcn you had "a pleasant trip Of 1t alto
gclhcr Mr.. Lyn ii ?"
"Oh, yes but the plcnsantcst pnr' was com
Ing home We cnmc on the Snyhia with Bar
num He full company by himself. with the
orch g,rn thrown IN The second DAY out from
Ouccrsto IA we encountered II fearful storm.
and /, did look ut one time as though W. were
all going w the bottom. Men and women wcrc
scared. and lots of folks were ON their marrow
Lonos. But Barnum said VIZ were ON the right
track. Ar soon as We got our sra legs On, near
~ al II the gentlemen amused themselves 81
me 1sf to te y ,, hat Barnnm i rack poker
Ilaysr; think he could beat Poker Schehck
-" You don't mean 10 say that Barnum is a
Sos 10 and he il q tough one to heat some
tlmeS ne 3hi - ~ nrhNy wnnn T., sV SJ,o az
h"nu' b' H., ~, ''', ~ Nm n ,h, dry
vi -, "d,i Y,". ',.N' If ~. wore IN
sup'f hoI .l'nh'' ali sv,'." ~ ii,i ~ .a,
ne 7ill"hl IYuhi NV rs I",. ,.i,r rl,'v,.r
! ~ ''ii WHY ''"i , ~ .,rYi L. ,,i
=, 'ni'u'.W ~ "i'', t,I - ,,, ~ i ,',,
.h M.' l'u7n IT, V., 80, -" -, ~ ,,. - T,tf. in
ir7.l iNN vi 20 ,Vu ", t ~, ,, ~, n, r, I,rlv
~. 9 , nc nm, ',,i, ,vi sh,,,,iI ,,,n,
-, ~ w'' H. " ,, in .l,,,,, f,t
yt~. tn,,, ,',,,g,. "A i..i ar Nv, Int lost An.
.Nn'' "..u ',i'u . ., ~ I 40 ,',.r iiu,,,l
li. NJ l'u' ny 49, M r,,,' - ',s ii
a., ', a. tfn.,hf A. N, ,"nd Okla
M ' i,.,. q i,',',, lie M ~ IN ,nrtv ~.
an" iAn~ III x. HHr,,', u.r,. -. ,,,,,d ,
! n,''f w. H.. ~. In, No. co.. f.ur Won /
n., ,, t ,',I n,f,r. our ,,,, rv's % mo-
49, r.,'i,I NJ. pn,t',,ri . III Won l..
-, in. ,'l,, .,,ii,',.. ,, 81 ,u 81 hv mani
'i'' 49, -, 80, - -, - .,,,.,' d., n,I f,,,n ..iu.
u ~" .,, ,, i' .,,,i ~ -. illi,, think
~ "H'HSg ~, 80 I.,,''t ti..,,,.aIv'.s thn
~. q V' , w., 20 ~ No. "a ''' ''' ~ w
d. '"S . i,a' , f.y,',t, e,, .ents nnte nm,
lp sum - ~ ,'', MI. 80. Fnr In,
.i. a. w., 4" -, i,'i,,I. ,' i,i,i, u,,-uui ~.
..,r, t,, No. IT,, .,.,,, ti,,'7. NH .,,Nrrn
- ~ 10, va, LIT ~ 81, IL ON ntnre AM
-. il,,,.,,'.,l, al ,.nab ,th.r On tn mi
NtnN'N Nr."','S > '' ~" hi ,Jnv,,- ,vn.-ht
'I H'Ntti ",ri, ~ " 49,, wv W., ',ist f.r-nni
- 'N.' III, - ~, ,' .,,i,,..l Ind al
Nn'n ~ ,,,' l. ',.., 'Nr VI ,ui,,,ly s,iI
P7S'u ~ "uif ~ i re- ti,' ,,,ii Iar and
,,..,,., e. ~ m. ,.fl tfnv.r-e tortlV zen
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Harry Somcrs, who prosdes over the dcsti-
ME, Of tho rnt Gcrmania ruh avenue, has pet cat
Nhichon Saturday morning brought into the world a
little family consisting OF 'our kittens and one puppy
Tie Kittens all black and white and the dog is let
black, with white feet one Of tile kittens presents many
Il the facial characteristics of the dog and the puppy,
although dog 10 all inicns and purposes Jar a. Dc
promised from his present inchOate condiu0n, has the
ciMso cat The mother cat is very fond OF her prose.
ny, hu' PAYS especial attention 10 the pup and a. HE kit
ten that looks like pup, and Is exceedingly anxious
eIIher VI these 10 removed rOn hvT sigat
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Mr.. Kinney. Tren, to hi. Employees.

Mr. Francis $. Kinney. cigarette manutae-
tucr trcaied his employees to an oAcnsi'n 10 k"ka'
way Bcr,h Yesterday majority oi the rNcursi9,s
were Young ladies Al the beach they were gwen CHOW
dinner aud bath m the sur CA the return the hoat
went up the Hudson The AFFAIR WIS under the shcr'
vision al Mr. Henry A, Cuppla supeTlhIehdehl oil MI
Kinney i establishment
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~ 81. Earned the Rank OF ~Jor'
81" General.

=, ,rt t.tt ii.. rftfi.ost hravc-i. /
lte N' " tt, ,.,,unu "a !
f,vaDt, uleNet. GuDd' u N'"'Ni
.t
hn'i' ,t ,, 10, .,.rtf'-r but no one /
Th" 20 Wl i'"N'i "' ~
ar.w red. ....,.
"s..hsrheiu't noi1lc h.r' is wanna o9's
,., ,t.s N..E-." hsr,nfiuu"d. |
nryh H. aS'n lN'' ''N ,..1t ,,1I'Ui ae |
'Nnuf tuf- good amt d' i"''' =,
,..rI l,.. fI0,,ln.tlr llsr an 90 y tWlS' ~
N''"S '" .,.,.t..,.vf.
lii- ln. wv 3D.. r..,...L That lav ,
Little Mr. "N- 'NN Ni
f..pn,,ifl.rr1 % q. .,'a l.'. l'N .ir ull ''' h"
.. Si v.,- .f.. |f OBJ STATURE. nnu ,
Knew "' l, ,n f.ir and
dark brown "''- .i'' ".' ti
.,I.U..l i...- .lUt % IHl. Ii.i 'iilH@' N'' now
.....t- iN, ID 'I'm s",tr',
urrc l.....,.iIu,. l,alf-
md ah' i1'l % s'''' 'N ,.,
,ri.,it.n.,i vay 81 at i.,tl.n be- b. wen I'LL ''"''
80" ri,,. $50, NN nII.- Nut f"1u
lNa ''' 10 ..,.....y ,..lr4
Omaha ai.i lrr ".tN '' '.' n.
Iii y,,..n. .f,llefrIi.I OFF, n.u4N'Nd' 'h'
,n.' "'' T., ,n.v...,y i,u.tirr tlai hey
dhy W'iN "'' .,.., .l, .,ulL b.
son WIS s'owIy dNn-' "n' '''' .,,'t.
with him u li- iH~t iNur- Dbl r'' f"" run"
.,.n,,ti. f...,f Indian '1un-
ilh' Guy '" H"""' ....t.l i.,i.,,.t
Nff| A d. .
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MIDDLETOUN REFOR,uID.
Effects or the Temperance Revival Eighty
SALOONS tlosed- winchester at WORK.

Effects OF the Temperance Revival Eighty
SALOONS Closed " in,hcstcr at WORK.
MDDLLEOwN. y. Y, May SIN an open
lot close by the Erie depot here stands a largo
tent. equal 10 size 10 those used by travelling
cir. uses. Three tIuD-d day immense crowds
arr soon passing along the street lrHding To This
teut. anal tI. nall outside Of il Is lila. Is WITH
persons struggling to- get inside. Io e't ln,
un.. must .If' lr..i huii in hout h''0r tlr"N-
,i..-.-. Tl. ~hNl- ar. d -,it'l. and the side
Wl'N- ntc a+ IrOc nnm l'.-7.i5 nr late a nI-it.
su.nI.tH. moat Wis l.' effect oi tine temp Hrnee
r.yylN. % h,.tn hero "a f.N Wach- ago. und
who's, .siits have never before been cqu..licd
ln Cd, -t tom.
Tine rDyna is not confined to Millloiowi but
has SWEPT through thr southern tier of counties
us Jar west az lIornells,illc At each centre.
however. IL BIS mprkcl hy certain ucruliurtirs.
In VI idifitwn ffr nNr't, mont is moro of "a de-
nipnstrutivc KIND. hul it IL nunr the less intense
ii haa cine ktd husinD 49, II has cuiiroh,d an
Iuf -tIln work. and hu~ completely mastered
nll other Interests. iow minutes talk with
any person wutthrr stranger ar a"IuHniun o..
shows That nothing else is thought ot. ihc
wonderful conversions. the unr Mp cttd r'sturt-
ton of men who huvr been iur years COM
nrmrd drunaards. aud the death blow 10
the business of liquor srlung. have come 50
suddenly that mon seem almost dIed. OF me
5000 persons who live here, Loo have signed
tine pie igr. and the people are "onliilcnt that
i.uuO names Will l." found on tnr pledge book
hrlurc muny luys. or the ninety saloons not
lNng ago ow'u here, there are only ten lgit and
THESE have little or no. CUSTOM Alter GA 'h meet
INK nicu talk anuul the rciVrmai .gu of tins or
tilat man whom AN expected would die drunk
Tho first wa,e oftlc revival reached here about
four w. ~ nro' rn'n rgi'rm,n drun , ,,i.,
/ fnrthr Rev. Mr.. Winchester. who came from
| Boston some thrrc week. ago. Small meetings.
] iu lrln huIl, were first hcld; then lurllrr
hui. WIS oht 10 "A then outdoor meetings thon
/ nl, ne churches now 'V,n ihe nlg tent VIII not
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ANOTHER F4TTfLEss TRUSTEE.
How Mr.. Bcdcu Of Broohiyn Cared Tor his
sister-in-Iaw's United states bonds.

Cadwalladcr A. Bcdcll, for many years
member Of pr. Cuylcr's church in Brooklyn,
hne turned out. like ox Mayor Lambert io bo Il
dsfauhcrto his sister iu-laW. the wife ol Jacob
W. Brdcll. dc.cnsrd jacob Bodrl died in sep
tcmhor. 1868. leaving a wife and six children.
Ills solo estate WIS five United States five
twenty coupon bonds for 1000 each. His wife,
ON her appointment as admin alrHtriN. Er,t tle
bonds for safr 'opu+io Cadwuilador A. bcielL
This Mr.. uniol WIS r'puird - be worth over
10000. lie lived for soiue iimc ON Che Ill.,
n-ld Icws in Dr. Budngtou's church. az well aus
in Dr. Cuylcr's. and was received w'll speiaiv
lie had a fancy goods store III Fulton street
which he subsequently moved 10 3J6 Court
street. Hcchuugcd his residence TO 2Gs Carroll
street where hr lived until about three weeks
ago. when he suddenly lett Brooklyn for Ellen
Ipt" 1870 MIR. B,dcll cat of tho coupons on
the bonds and regularly sent them to his sister
in-lnw. Then he begun Ia nay the interest in
chrcks on the National tHy Bank. ana when
asked for what reason he had mHdc the change,
hr said that hc had pat thu bonds In the cate of
the National CITY Bank Tor sale keeping. and
that II was more convenient tO paw the money n
rhrrkS. The interest WAS Ihid T. -ululb unll
MIR. Bcdclf~ removal from BROOKLYN. Mrs. be-
dcll suspected that his secret hight WIS BECAUSE
OF his inability to return her money, and size
consulted u lnWyrr. y. VI 'Grogpr Steele. VINO ut
the beginning Of hiS INJURY lpund Una, ihrrr
wer. no bonds in the Ciiy Bank To Mr.; l,"dcl =
credit, although lac bad "a deposit Of tl3l2
there. Ths Was attached undera an order from
Mr. Strcle visited Mr.. Brdell in Fncnyille on
Tuesday. aud ne admitici thni ne mai taken
n, m9p,y to pay M dfhis ana ,ha , wnal WaI
of the proceeds OF the sale Of the bonds. lie rN =
pr Ssrd much sorrow tgf his ats. and betrayed
ga,o a decd of u thrce-story brick dwelling at Is
Lafayette avenue. ON viii thrr" IT, a moitslgg
IN iG @ an r. f s.n 7 ' o,sr Er WV prw ,9 IN
DR.. tuNlrr~ and in Ia Hudinst1u > Churches.
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NVnITE STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS, aao aailrol0s
,EN>sYLvA>IA RAILROAD.


ANn lNllFb Sf AIE~ VI All. Rul TT
Trains leave NW NurA, wa p,s1fUss's ana tDftanit
SIS ferries. 700 HW.
ENire., ior Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West AMI south.
VIII fMMan li.a~c car, alta he'd, . A NJ, anu 80
daily
For Wnhan-port Look Haven. CORY. AMI Eric. q, 20
VI, connecting az CORY for Iiu,Nllr, ft trolrum
G. nirc. ant The oil regions For MlAamspor aud Lock
Hatru.NA VI
FER BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. and tho South. Limited
ccpf sunday % al \ arrive Washington I 10 Il VI
Reeulsr a. . 20 \ NJ !, ami > 80 VI. sunday q
aud ; 80 T.. VI
EXprc-s ~ Philadelphia : 9o = % @ % $50 Limited.
u $50 A g. /. :. .. o. and y $50 J. n sunday. "A
y VI
For trains 90 wark Thlahcfh. Railway. Princeton,
Trenton. Forth AmhnN, ftminginn kciviiorc amt
other polnt, =, l0il schedule. ut all u. Net oh.es
Tram. arrive From Pittsburgh, 81 $40 ana DOB llN VI nul
D. eof " daily 90 10 VI ami % ,' T. lni,. ~
cent Muuiay FROM Westminster AMI baltimore. % ~
utuAM 80. 'l1 end inlnr SUNDAY $50. .
from ihNHirllia 70 ~. ., ID. $500, OH, - ~
SUNDAY. o .i. &. .i.t.ai. 90 tlA NJ f..f.ni -fl
o. hot uN|tl- l-'i iId ga kr.ilNls. A,t.r li.l~,
ani iNoi % o. r',.. anl .r''H, IT, T.
hrNuNNu M. litHNI 49, iiNi -' iI ltl b.
IkANk IipN-uN D. 10 o. Al Ifk.
hr...l NtUA-rr tttN f4-. A-tfif
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NEU ITGHT rPON TTE SrBJECT fROM
At TffI.NTIt SOJRCES.
She History Of the combination that was
Formed ndrr a. Iiint ir1m '""t' N"""''
r,lson nf.er Nuch VERY Costly Litigation.


In 1856 Elias Howe. lr., J. VI Singer Co..
Grover a luk,r ana NhreierN Wilson .Drnl'd
u combination iu r.-l ni ii.ih .i' N
lUNin. ui l.u i.n and cog .ii 10
combination tlo. 90. -- anI pub.t at0 lu., u0N
Inducing in iHD-t u,funflInav 'orr Or'.. II
Is generally believed thattl ron'i n.t y, SITS
for the double purpose of keeping cverj lniy
disc out OF the bus ness ana keeping. upoAiUr-
tionatc prices for the ma hines. wni.h were
then becoming part and parcel of tine poriahl"
property of every we'll 'eulated household.
We are enabled to-day To- print digest ofiho
famous agreement thr text hoinE cdnl'rDd by
legal vcrliae.- whIoh Tor the first time is now
made public. In order to clearly understand
the ncccssit, for this ugr' mont. "a hslei resume
Is given of the STRUGGLES ana cont SIS nmoneihe
earlier pioneers ia thc sewing mae line history
Elias Howe and A. d. wilson had pat 'nts for
sowing NAL ne facilities in 1s5o so had
Singer & Blodger SO single patent WIS
complete in itself. mono. ind ol. was So unique
M to merit the tItoof the original Howe IL.
for instance, credited with the invention OF the
eye In the point OF the needle. tho lao, being
that all saiiur, needles have been SO nude for
centuries. Howe took the sailors needle. the
shuttle. and the -aw mill fcedD r. and from them
rombiu, his pat n. a ilea-u great stop IN the
limo OF march. but not an original doyice. 1t
was ut first called the mail bag stitrh. as mny
readily le imagined ~ ans one familiar with
The old -ty.eof mail bag iaSt'ninss. Ietween
these several patent holders there WIS constant
war Finally. Howe sued some of them. who. ON
nlvicc of counsel u- rrodtopay him ro,nlty Of
t2j on every mach iuo maie After while. all
Inc companies hrNInL rOnH INTO fun arrange
I'nt u. et reduced h- license i't- sln on
aid Na-GU' for awhile until rn Singers.
inNiII.. "'' 40 J IN'i N.l ii'i~ M"N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-11

ALnANY, May 10 The reduced canal toll
sheet soes into eteet lVday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-11
Shipping.

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ar, DI It. fIA'i,n -4f4H. .t. Mas lH. 1890 4
tIff Nt HfNti" ........ ~I'N.f t.I NiH p VI
ClIA oil CutertN ~.firilt. Juie 70 . e. ".
lf. F..rf 90. N.rii. co.,.
CABIN s-ianI -l''f -a't o. ili. b con favorable
trm. iLNsk .--. .uiI.n"s url.t. .fl .NI-t ftf
.l.u- -llc Rooms. ,n..a4n- ai.l I-t. ..lm' auld
ilu> % DALE Agent
- iut 1873 hr0H iNht. N.w lNrh.
, 1877-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

vrT1s Aporrn rrr1n r-n~orDr
rha Ano,,n f,inh W.. ,r-ao,.., - -. ill., .,n
c.,t ,o.t s..n,nT ,ri,t, ~. ~ a.. t,,na ,ra,.
ence. M,ro.,r,rs,. II,,, h.,no o.on5sa ~ orsr.
o...,1 ' .,... -. ."s $1,000 W o'..
Ho*lng win ono OF TIC most ehtnusla6tf
audiences ever assembled In It. The programme
oo this octasfon was made I'm for malls chotr,s
o1ono an for =. ths cho-.i ,,r,ohor. ~o.. 60
- 80 Has. ~ ~ 'ao ~ ~.
eeiacu anu " "Ae u,aoe w u most caas mug
variety, embracing Leuz's exquisite selling Of
Goethe's famous veyAo "Over ali heights lies
reno4en. yopl,s dstntv ,vnltz xnnU. of which
~ .,,,,o,ns o,,,a,,.a 49,. .nnara. n.,a.,.
sno Auu's"to sup.neu y" :. sns't.' 1.'t' nenssn -
enatac1eflstle anu humorous "Hasaa sh1ad,"
composition well named, being grotcsque and
satirtcal medley Of the peculiar rhetoric OF
Italian mr.gc xnrkc1 nm IN what ,ntpbt 1r called
az o1sra..a h,rfyo. ~. ...-r,n1 !. pt1,-A,.,.
eoe ~ opeiss'a & pooAsi me s.'i,rs %
Thom.s' pretty pastoral picture Of Alpine life,
tro.t., and s,ni,.ttvc c1sc,s. y ,,ain,v ~ mi,
...o.e, a.a ',''.tae''v euee q uainty n1to
oetenaac' W takln. anu slcnaelesonns
majestic eantata, ITO the sons Of art." IN
nearly every respect the concert was the best
cyrr riycn hv the C1nb. II. stnptno In fac4-
....,,,s,ss ..,... -. ~ ....sH' .aSs
scSea'o'co pel'ccs p'cce VI n"s'eaa a'ecnah'
ism. 80 precise, 30 true, 10 clear In cnunela-
tion, 80 rigid in tetupos, and so admirable
in coforfnp. that ona woutd nlmnst
1,.v. .v.l,,.,od :. fo,v -,-.,,,o,,,,s, ,-ar. =,
~, ~, -
Way ol eontlet' "1eh the d4u'cullee Of tne
Thomas pastoral arc considered. not only the
initiative ELECTS Of bclls and tho pcais Of tbun.
, 1877-04-04

e; i:;.'; s;' y 's T. !; yss
;y ts;y pS'ao.t mot Eve" w.s ."' ballet ss. * n.
enon q Ne Gona1e.c. which ps1.sa shs f91s
thst rtasef.ion iicS mas1 force taf,e
liz oppornnity 10 Judge nov fs1 tue negroes l,nvo
ssss% b ae p,..1 ss., IF e5 IL
themseiyea 81 farming ind keepiag up the show Of
= 0'>'~ "'"" ppsMo2cnAr1o ps2 x,snuLn.
flnta!. q sns.ae are shnndsn. aad yell. .ahs.sa:
! ers". deal Of fault. sniins a. Do. Fl:
sss!Ss R.y yps +: pss i:T.seS sna ss s
ies ~. sss fs:ss s:s;''1 TSe; ;sfs:
s"temse thai the orainsry spptonfsssIon. Of lie
Reform Nichols cgF1asnre already exceed the total
amount o. the a.scssmentn fnr thn denrrai Fnnd,
I = S' Ts tsts foq t H. @
Fund to $50o. 900, and thts amount will be ~
of iegi.Iat,e se..ion s Which Costs Il ,he rate of
IS per diem and mileage. There Is Int ground OF
cosnp1nnt aeainst the mastefulne+s Of sha ieEsls.
!!tu. tn warranty with saeh exceeding Regularity.
hsn shr of shs fanso aase
sonadsn. Imagine Tho howl Of The tat!hfS xtsn
me.nnet Of the Hoard Of rnb.1c Rdncation. q
very TT once. and his pF1rats sscre:at! stcps
Tic way. was nigh betn. mobbrd. Tho appoln,.
Me1t Pnshasx "na w. snet@ef or P
!rsn.fsr Of ecrtain persons from one Lests:
saesnm." "aao5Sa'm'., S'.a,,, nSf, ,S;ao . sn,ns
in Louisiana to-day. Tho talk about TIE 'status
quo" AhI Tho "'guorutn " on every alde, slroet
reminds one Of the familiar allss!oqs e @ "aeoia" :"
*en q I'etnoeFat!e dslntseyst!on e tho " wrctehe
condition Of the Municipal f1ovcsnmenf, which hhs
been under Democratic conttol far years. The
st1ess e.c not cleaned tho biianes H.. afs Mt ~.
Is widely prevalent In New Orleans, re- there are
no henth.repotss. nj signs. on tho houscs con-
timing pnttents, no pcst-honse, 80 far AZ
iknoS, 10 general resort e means tos ,teppis,e
The plaR.e. II few yeats of this sort 81 ming do
moi make the pcopie long for 4 return Of Northcs,
energy and cleanliness Or tho Southern substitutes
for these qualities, then human uhtura hese ID Pc
culiAf.