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sDA1~Ua1I fiHES utlhEEu LifiiN. 'iQtiEa A6iA III
i bases, it would be fair ball although 1t shou
thereafter roll or bound outside the foul lin
before passing third or first base And should
batted ball first touch the person Of play
outside the foul lines between said bases,
would be foul bali, notwithstanding 1t shou
thereafter roll or bound either in front Of or {
the foul lines between home and third or hon
and first bases+''
TIE sEMrpRoFEss1osA1 NOTES.
The st. Paul Clue T. Red Caps " have sfgne
Tue League Alliance agreement and sent on i
list OF players to the Secretary of the League.
Robert Clack, Of the Cincinnati Club Of 1871
has been engaged to play with the Cricket Clu
The Fairbanks Club Of this city has IN idea {
sending g delegate to the convention at Pitt
burg, If one Is held. They want to see what
/ is like.
A letter from Detroit doesn't speak with cor
1denre Of tue prospects of nine at that place
Many Of the players who were there last yea
! have gone elsewhere, and besides the backin
| isn't at hand. These are the assertions tha
| come here.
Advices from jackson, Mich, indicats tim
there will be no team Of any particular strengt
way, especially since the club Of 1876 failed II
pay its PLAYERS. Those Of them whose home
are Ia Chicago could hardly be hired to 60 back
unless some scheme Tor guaranteeing salarle
was put in working order.
Mike Walsh, who umplred considerable mum
osI o. Eanes n tlis Guy last season, mas Deci
pus ~ eharge OF Inc Mempal5 nlnc, WITH tlle iol
Eurkalow, Of the Paris Mutuals, D.; Walker
! b.; Shoupe, Of the Covington Stars, Q b.
Brookshaw, of the Louisville Olympics, 5 b.
Cummins, OF the Coytngton Stars, s. s.; Moore
Reds. E. +: Maloner. r. +. and chanre n;trher.
m.,. m:,-N , . - ~ 4'1',e p.'
: ,,.sa LIE lAlhqNE Is INFORMED py circular taat
tae Convention foT the formation OF the In;
on tuesday, Feb go" in Pittsburg. IN casting
around to see what the constituency OF the pro-
moters will be, it Is not exactly clear that the
Association Will exert any Vital interest on the
game IN the west The buckeyes and st. Louis
seem to BE- about the only clubs Of note IL tie
West WHO Will take part In the deliberations.
indianapolis, Milwaukee, and the Minnesota
clubs seem to prefer the League Alliance.
One of thc naners of tt;s c;tv ,rh;ch oosaocsoc
nortcr = Iast S,ndav snffored faw iinas a 1. ~
rnanusrrint, to pet n1hiicat;on n was a cor,1
from ans .John E;1fen aTnrnasnr ,n,1irnot;n, au
that Tue TKInusr ha,d, sa;1 lint he had hnen
alJo,red to oposra l;,1s,,1S a1ssu.hare H. 49,
reparation tat can be made is to heip 10 Nj: Nj:
cjnb with ;s thr onjv rnhiect that be. had y
view in writinr The card- + is tn M bc .u s,,re -
rather ont OF tie way to advertise PLAYERS. hnt
published Ills card, that It is Ine him
is reward OF merit to say that
he is fair third-class profefsto who played
with the frankl,ns while he was furnished sit
,., uaton ~ lug oce ~ tna. cluo' ana alttr"alus
" "1tu ~ o'ne. e.uos: ne - ABDUL UP " Ino rank
he was suiTereu to leave the Fnirbanks Ciuh cai,
be learned from the manarars Of that nrpaniza-
, 1877-10-26

Settle. Of North CsroIna, and number Of other
persona hal been vehementiy pressed uDop him
Tor Cabinet placee. The Cameron people had
insisted that sfr. Don Cameron should he retain
ri, and h~t gone a~ny bitterly offended ut the
Presidents jocose suggestion that II they Insist
eli be would giro Wayne NcFtngh ian anti Cam
eron mani place to represent Pennsylvania. Fl,
nal!J, 1t was said at the time, delegation OF tHfu'
etltial Senators waited On him In body 70 maxi
ltznl break TITS a1ase, and vent away, after SCI !
crat hnurp, utterly defeated. He knew, thtr
fore, tint those he denied were not incapable
rejecting hia nominations; but he evidently saw
ttlnt the matter did no, lie entirely with these
snutlneefs.
Thus, tt will be tcen, the Cabinet was oon.
firmcd. not by Democratic votes. but By the
htnpsablc refusal OF Democrats Ia mako them.
selves party 10 the personal fcEentmcnts Of
Republicans. In consequence Of this the Re.
publican meeting cavcd IN and Republican Sen
ators hastily confirmed the nominations they
hated.
In i few days number Of important nomtn7-
TUNA Will he before the Senate, and people here
who remember how the Cabinet came u be 80
outcklY and unanimously confirmed BY Kcpub-
lIcsn vntes arc wondering II the President Is
about 10 gain another victory oTer the anti
Administration and sovchcad Republicans oy
standing firm and lcayin1 them tn struggle till
lheJ rec themselves uumpelled. unwtlln4ly, to
submit. 1t IL certain that he, At least, will not
yteld. lie fneans, It IL understood, to stand OH
his constitutional rights, anu he afks Scnatora
only to tlsc their impartial Judgments. He
slai,la within the Republican party; and he docs
not mean to be crowded out OF II, but there !.
room outside for anYbody else.
, 1877-10-26

currency, and tho most important u at, n his
opinion. was lila Southern question. U<'n
this question, ~ we'll d. UPON The others. 1t was
nce.4aary for lin u take immediate action.
Others could taik, and eoustdeF. and erttclte:
but ho mtlet atI Concerning each Of thcs:
questions thcru was = large difference Of
opinion within t!le Republican party. ind what
ever he dif uas certain to .ntet with opposition
frotn on: eourcc or another. e'ha1 no resort
but To nc. In euch wnr ~ seemed u him u he
his t'aty, anil to Leave the xisdon d his action
to future cicmonei.aslon. The President seemed
70 eznullasize very strongly she point that the
cristcsans and opposition which had come t'om
within the partF we're necessary Ect1t ol h'a
being r,nlpcllet to net uFa1n Questions Hf great
moment. ~htlc others Ind only. to Judge a''l
approve Or ctnlc,nn. which, involved tn,ir!i less
rcs]nnstb!lltv. IIc regarded the Snu:hcsn
question: ~ Of immensely grea.er tmportancc
shan the other two. because 4 affected daily tho
pea'e and haprincsa Of fiun'lrcls td tho',.ar'tis
Of pconIc. h,tis white and black. In rcgard 10
the llnAnca! question. he remarked that, IL
there were no Prcsldent md no Congress. be
thought tile NJ ton Of natural laws would scttle
that question.
, 1877-10-26


Special DtspatcA 10 TAs tAteaJa Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct 35.-Gov. McCor.
mick, who WAS Secretary Of the Republican Ma
tlon4l Committee, gtycs an explanation Of the
Matthew's affair. Tbs COMMITTEES desired emil
ncnt counsel before the Electoral Cumtnisslon,
but ha4l no considerable funds. 1t was decided
to pay tho expenses Of counsel, but no fec.
Matthews was Invited. Mccormick malc ar
raugelnents At Wornley's that Ill tbs rounsrl
bc treated lt5erally, and that their bills should
bu sent to tho Naiiobal Committee. Matthews
came, and went to different hotel. not
understanding the arrangement. aicCor'
n,!ck requested him TO remoys to
Wormtcy's. A few days after
the Inauguration Matthews called for his
bill. Wormlcy said that it MA provided for BY
the National Committee. AlatthcwA called
upon Mccormick and told him .! the ctsrutn-
s,anccs. sleCormick said It hal been arranged
Matthew'S lett. Mccormick went 10 New York.
Meanwhile Chandler received the bill. ordered
II to be divided, and the Items subsequent to
March :, amounting TO S3oa, to b.
skNT TO MATTHEWS. '..-...
| Chandler paid tho rest. SIcCurmEck dtsapproycd
The sendln4 Of the ta>uta Matthews, Ind sent to
Worn,try's, got alssthc1s' slrats, returned Il TO
Matthew's aud paid the bill. Chandler !las tele-
graphed from Detroit th4t the National !lep11.
! lican Committee ut that time WIS bankrupt: and
| his telegram will soou le puol!s!sea IL
tac smile ~ a part OF this curious controversy.
| 1tattaews having te"0luu iutusnr1 ot tliiA lact
to-day, has statosl thas he did uot know t!,at
! Chandler paIl t!s Dilis from his uwu tu,nts,
aud that II he hnd known 4 lis should l'ira
pa!A 1t hllnsclt. 1t y just 10 Sr:talor Matthew'S
to say that the SUN In question, by Wlso.usoesvf
paid, was 'nolssste compensation i iof H.; 1ns
| some of Tllden'a counsel obtained. The latter
certainly did mol work for bread alone.
, 1877-10-26

HEN FkKLHf IQOIkE EAikA1Has
Sp.c.ol i]lspafcA tn Tia Cafcays Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct 25.-Afai. Ben
pcrlcy 1'oorc Inns at last given tqs the world MI
authentic statement Of tho causes Of tho ea-
arrangement between Sumner and President
Grunt. THIS explanation has been called out hy
tho recent statements ol Gen. t'rant. Wendell
Phillips, ex-SccresarY Fish. and Johu ". For
ney. Mai. poorc was the guest Of Sumner Ut
the time Of tho cstrangcnlcn., and heard all Of
tho conversation between President t'rrnt anil
Sumner. Nal. puorc's stosy, lu substance, Is
this; Tic removal OF Jatrcs II. Asl.lcy. ex-Con~
crcssu,nn from Ohio, from the uovcrnorshtp Of
Montana, anu tho appointment In his place Of
Col. Potts, which had inst happened, was the
topic Of tabto conversation. A letter Just IT.
cclycd from Ashley, pss'.estlng against
tho chnngc, hal heen read a.
table, when the servant announced
that tho President was at tho door. lie was re-
ccivcd, md in tbs course OF tho conversation
tlle letter from Ashley was handed to tho Pfeti-
dent. The tattcg ....
nEcAME IMMEDIATELY EXCITED,
and denounced Ashley ~ mlsch!ef-maker and
worthless fellow.
rhc next topIc discussed was the San Do
mingo treaty. Sumner, Nal. Fooru says, dwclt
especially upon the expenditure by Gen. Dab
coyk on San Domingo Of 4 large sut,t takca
from d sccsct.scry[ca fund for promoting n,tcr.
course With the West India 1s!anls, whIrh Sew
| nr.l Ind prevailed on Thad Stevens to tsayc In
! serted In an appropriation bill durlng the War,
| md the President Impressed sumner with tic
l.ea that he feared 4n attucx tn Congress ior
| TINT expenditure. poore adds tho opinion lRat
summer thought that the President had ct,tneto
enIlst III. ser5,css IN defending th!s expenditure
Treaty for tho acquisition OF tho Dominican Rc-
| public. TIC President anil tho Senator
| MISUNDERSTOOD KACH OTHER.
Alter a whIe tho President pro'ilscd 10 send
ticn. Balcock IL call OIL this Senator ths next
day, with copies OF the papers. and left. A.
Nr, sumner escorted him to tho door, he told
hin that le was . Republican, supporter Of
tile Republican, Administration, and that he
! shuulI sustain tho Administrations thIs easo
II hs possibly could, after To tsad examined thc
papers. He lntunt, sustain tho expenditure oi
$lbU,OO0 In cash, SO, ,UO0 In light battery and
rnusketa, purchased At New York, but tue Frcst-
dent mcalt tho frosty. ..
Nal. Puore's statement thus removes grave
historical doubt, an1 seetns to set nj rcst tho
sturics recently published of tho cau-a OF the
difficulty between Oraut aul Sumner.
, 1877-10-26
E.{ust introduced 10 pay the rottanAtonfs
ga what ID alleged 70 b4 duo them:
:; {iy~hAti fYi11t1AtA tam. tn r. II R4nnsdv

So. q ssa; . jsme. Kennedy. slto: q
cru u 1:s:5ss: ;s; ssoo; i -; s'sais siss
f.; s;sf % 3 s to Anfs afsqsa 9e s1s + s;s
't' :soS' .
1t may BE- sn interesting subject Of inquiry 10
!earo whether these people With amazing nanea
viii ever receive the money asked Tor them.
TIE wntsKT oAsEs.
70 tAf Ntfttyn Assottn&td r'ress.
WAsnrxorox, u. e. Oct. 25.-1n The case OF
the Un!tcl States ". Hammou, Behan & Horn,
involving assessments amounting TO near
$sI0,0 and criminal charges for Illicit liquor
pending three year,, and not been prosecuted
10 Judgment to the sale Of tha dlatll1erJ, The
Secretary Of tho Treasury has decided that II
e'Te officers fees, and not intended seriously to
tnueS ionx aeo. % sanuot fe od @ tnem otbsr
wise than aa serious accusations founded 9u
violation oflaw otthe gravest tctarncserapd steps
Should be taken at once TO prosecute them,
either to find Judgment, OF to the Determination
that the Government has no case" Defendants
payment Of Si0,0 and were represented ia Tho
Department by ex-l}ov. Kellogg, OF Lou}stans,
nnd one Of tho Representatives Of TINT State in
Congress. Concerning this proposition, tho
violations Of Law like tne.e fur $lo o0o would %
u abandon tho principle upon which all criminal
lass rest. Tho proposition waa prcemptorily
| refused.
COUNTING THE VOTE.
After the Adjournment Of the ScnAto thcre
| WAS CAUCUS nj Democratic Senators to deter
u,ine upon the names ol three Senators from
| that side of the chamber to act upon the Com
mttec authorized By the resolution Of AIr. E1-
muals, atlGptcd last wcck, Ia takc Into consids
craton the state Of the law respecting the asecr-
tan!ig and declaration Of .ho result Of ths
| elections Of President and Vfcc-prrsE1ent nf the
United Ssates. Messrs. Dayard, Thurman, and
Morgan were agreed unon a. ths M Democratic
| Of four RennblIenus and three Democrats.
THEsERv1x8 TIlK ARCHIVES.
A fre-proof building for thc Government an
| chtvcs which arc 10 lUngcr Ia constant ust u
| recommended by the Commission.
/ TnkDE-DOLLAKs.
Respecting the orslcr tntertnfttlnE the receipt
n{ deposits 0i silver for coinage Into tradc1}oa.
larn, the Director Of tue Mints states that with.
In the last few mouths about ea,o0, o0o Of
Atlantic and Western States, and 10 thht cx.
tent OCCUPY tho place intended for fractional
Bilycrcolns, aud the Government been deprived og
the sc.9noragt which II would otherwise have
received. The Director sara that II there has
been any mistake 1t was In not sooner issuing
the order.
Slnce tre order WIS Issued. the Mint at Phlla-
dclpl,Ia has been colning the depoa!ts made fos
tsadc.tollass before tho order waa lasucd,
u <50,0v0.
Tho Committee on Privileges and Elections,
| III secret session, unanimously agreed to mako
Thorough examination Ut tho Louisiana case,
und rcquestet! the contestants to present ID
u.tttnE their yicwsas to the atupe Of the InTes.
.!gatton, which will Include the question oi
legality nt the Legislature BY which caeh c1aitni
to have been elected.
, 1877-10-26
TIE RECORD,

WAsutso1ox, D, t.. Oct. a5,-Mr. Conklfns
-, ~ .s.,.t, ~ ,Ls,,a,. - x.,, y,xi,
presented Inc pethlon y. e"'<e"s VI Ne" aos"
a2alnss repeal of tic Bankrupt law, anu pFaY-
i,,. t},,. |, h.. n,rruilct Rcfcrre1
"s W., ~ ,...',.. ~
Nf. cllaiiee suo'n'tte" 'eso1"s.'u proslo!ne
f,r standing Committee on Banking and Cur
.,,nv u,f,rr.d
'ess5' t"e -
AIR. Mitchc!l sunn'ltNt@ rcsoI"taon autAofsz'
Ing Lie Committee On Privileges aud Elections,
f., ~. .nf Nrx.r,. H.1Iorp nnd SnorY,,d
~ .ue s4seo W 1e'1' ,sssI" .ts+* w |
claiming seat from Joulklaha. 10 send LOT pcr"
suus atul napcrs anil administer oatis, that the
.,.,,,, - ,,,.~ ,,,,,,.i, rn,n ~. mrr.tx ~ tho
toH'!t'ee ''at "'e'As "P"" 'Ao '"e''' VI s""
titia vi each contestant. ~
Alr. krsnati, bv request. introduced bill re-
cs,aaIIsaln. ,thc Cont IT Cumn1*ftoncT4 OF Ala
ht,nh Cla,:.s. nnu for seIla.rbutlon vi tho unap
pr,psia,cll moneys.
!SilIs were introduced and referred:
iir Mr. Observation-Disclosures tals Secretary OF
ttc Tsraaufy to aaInet nn settle the debt due tha
United ttalus by tl,s bta.e OF Arkansas.
, lty Nr. iiecE-FoF tin relief Of s!istle of
er!rit. by the rrfu.ldE; 4nl repayment at moneys
, 1877-10-26

Senators Of both parties cxpress great lnpaticnce
At the delay Of tho House. The senate cannot
do n5shin9 until the House move. The Finance
Committee cannot acs until m appropriation
bE., arrives from tho House. Senat,rs say It
now seems a. u the entire time Until December
might bc consumed br the liouse, and 80 get no
bill boIore the Senate. There have. however,
been
3IHILAn DELAYS nRr0Rk
at the organization Of d new fiuuee- Speaker
Kerr took two weeks 10 make up llls commit
tees. Blaine, nj The extra scasfon A. which be
mttces, and took tho entire summer to Constt.
tuie Tho rest.
, 1877-10-26

NOTICE.
RE ()PE {: ME- i.

We have rcope1fcd t1ae old
q. T.. WoOdnaan IL Co. Hsa.
kerry, Nos. 1<hi to oO2 Clark.
ut. Every department. Of
t1le factory IL III full opera.
ti0n under tho charge Of the
old foreman, SIr. w. III. Ram
tlolpIa. MIR. ElW'<l Dicott. Of
tho late firm Of G. L.. Wood.
man A Co., will remain with
us, anl assist in the general
management Of tile business.
MIR. Saln'l 4. Little cont1l-
u1es in charge Of the City
Wholesale Trade. and NHr. ID.
Little OF the Retail store.
We have now II fill limo OF
fresh goods, manufactured
from the best stock, n1lta are
prepared to fill ull orders
from the Wholesale nnaa lsc.
tail Trade. The business.
after Nov. 1. will be cons
lulctel under the stnulae OF
"Tlle Chicago bakery Co.'S
A. N. WRIGHT d co.
| f4ts.rton Ert 1N77
, 1877-10-26
ARRIVED IN AMERICA SEPT. s, 1876.
SECOND SEASON and FAREWELL TOUR,

This light md shade OF expression produced BY tho
}rts.tc Of sn and d!!niHuento - euo
Thing truly electrical In effect. We cAnl9t eTtAk too
bRhly .! the vocal sb!itts Of tho Swedish uaftet-
The yoeea Sers al well matched, alike in color and
th.raetef and Mansgea With xrsst ds!!facy .n .k
time hut the pieces they sanR. which wero Ill pleasing
ind we'll composed. G!*En with spirit, HnitJ ard
expression, YORK hun.
largo and fa.hIunable audicnee gathered IN r1yin.
ng 81 tha 81 e.lisil Lsdles quartet they received
Iaseci torrent q spaat.s c9nsnacd aa:
sgnai and cUnpieie and Tho autttnco wtrc reluctant
t1 let them 6u.-urooklJn daily unlon.
No auCh singing IYrr heard !eEe bdf1ra. Il!6
cultured aadence Wa 10th % ieavs them 60 after tno
charming ladies' had responded to 1Yo oItcses.-G0-
lun3bus lllspatch Oct. Is. Ib7d.
Miss nertha EE!xon, coutra1to, has = voco Of won
fu whit mott wonderful n her sin9nf = tst saa
ro,ind, md clear eu1s.-uxml!tou tCAnIIa> Tlmes,
1la9 j,
, 1877-10-26
EDWIN ADAMS.

spectat Dt.pateA 10 M cAiedgo Trss1s4.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 25.-Edxiu Adams was
lower today than he has besn At ALL Prof.
Gross Joined PROT. pseosta and DR.. Bartou, and
thsY thought it doubtful II b. Tired through tho
Night, ~ It was almost impossible for his ston,-
ach to retain the slightest uou1tshment The
Rev. Dr.. alo1ton, of st. James' Epltcoph
Church, attended him agaln to4tay, and aad =
brief talk With tha NdylhK ,nan. liz found him
resigned and still cheerful. Anong tho visitors
to-day Wcte Lutta, Mrs.. Crabt1ee, aud Wright
STAFFORD, Of NsH York, but he saH no one.
, 1877-10-26
OPENING THE TREASURY DOORS.


srstta. nreateh to 7hs CAtcapn Tribune.
WASHINGTON. y. c., Oct. Tilt Is not vefY
encouraging sign for those who are cndcarorEnE
to defeat the army Of beggars which stands
With open hands n the Treasury door, to learn
that tho ilsst hill 10 enlArge the ]nffsdctton Of
the Court Of Claims IS introduced BY Northern
man. Senator ChristiancJ, Of Michigan. has
that honor. His b!l1 gives thu Court OF Claims
Jurisdiction over thu vast multitude III Eouthcrn
Claims Commission, and by tile vartou. Bureaus
OF Tho War mud Treasury Departments. The
essential features OF this new bill arc eomprleed
In the following section, which gtve4 the Court
Of Clatns Jurisdiction to eontfder-
All money claims oe demands. Of any class or
description. coxMtzao'e BY the head OF anJ Exscs.
9 ., 2s s "
the Southern C!sna Com!nla*son. which accrued
since tho l5th CAY Of April: 1851. excepting claims
prra.oi! la~r. far which special remedies sre or
mny b. proE,dsa oy law; tros'dtd. Thsi 20 20
ytars after lie passage of ths act: And oror.d<d
J"s'Aer. That II any claim which ls. been grs-
presented 10 the Court Of C1aiins under this act.
thc evidence takcn In estch case white pending oe.
15te 5 ~ M shs 's e
nnd II material and relevant. shall te admitted
the trial nf said cause.
This scheme goes further and psovt1es-
That lite Pfuhtbtttpn OF non .tntcfcOufse laws
Hhat not ho leld 10 defeat the title 10 the property
under permit from tho Prcsldens uf tha United
The sf GfsF ,uts t s1y a
purchased With monry. c:ed's, or the prncceds Of
property which was within the fn.nrfces!onsry ter
tttosy bcost lnteEcslnTse Herewith BECAME un1aw-
tut. And my claim which ia. been rejected be-
Ut ac defect 1 title ehall hr rehcard by the
court tie petition nj tho CLAIMANT II presented
e',als 10 dcctded ~ II no Judgment had been rcn.
| 1ergd thereon.
! wtinLEsoME pnovIso.
The bill cxtcutls n!sU to e1uluIs between tho
United siates uni atcns. There Is one whole
having rcyuursc 10 twa rcnlcdfc., and which
pressfibes that the limitation of ti,!lu within
which clai1ns may DC presented to tho Ct'tlri ot
| Claims shalt ccase to run from the date when
Executive Department for payment
| Afu 10 T.tE ARstt Or nE0uARs
| One of the most important tcatuieA Of the
scheme is Soy. .. which provides
That rvcry 1Udymrn. Of the Court Of Claims from,
which no appeal lies ~ law shall be yabls ,mme
deate1y.
This dcprtves Congress Ut the power Of re.
vision, which /: nowslln OF the Judgments of
the Court Ut Clai:ns. Under tho present Law.
no Judgment VI The Court Ut Claims can be paid
payment Of tfsat clAFIn. Sometimes these up
proprattons are refused, and In such cases the
Judgments are practically ot no effect, at the
! Court Of Claims II utterly poEcrleks to entoret
Inst ycnr succeeded in ielsalinr the payment u
Judgment far 81, 900 0G0. OH tic allegation thai
tho cvi1cce Us submitted To- the Court. uE'stE
which judgment waa rendered, Was u q irauau
len, chnraeter. The ,Chrsstian;r asnrntlmeE
u judgment u! the Court Of Claims warrant t
the accounting oillcGst Of tho Treasury for th'
payment Of tho amoun. ol the Judgment.
, 1877-10-26

5. ]. /.
Nsw Yoax, oa:. a.-ssmuel ]. I1ldsa ~
1tved to-day froa Europe in Tia Steamship
eGTthlA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-22
MARRIED.,

In the u. =. Church, Harper's Ferry. Dec. 20,
1871. by Rev. VIM. H. Meade, Mr.. GEORGE b.
LANE, formerly OF Sykesvie, Md, to Miss META
n. CHAMBERS, daughter Of Capt. George w.
Chambers-al of Harper's Ferry.
On Wednesday evening, the l2th Dec, 1877, BY
Rev J. c. Bowman, at the residence OF Mr.. John
Myers near ShepherdstOwn. Mr.. CHARLES HEN
RY WRIGHT 10 Miss MARY ELIZABETH WElS
both Of this county.
On Wednesday evening. Dec 9Th, 1871, by
Rev. Mr. Ferguson, EDWARD MCFARLAND
aud Miss MARTHA HENRY, all of Winchester
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of the brides
father, BY Rev. A. NJ Cackley, Mr.. l. Il. Kiss
LER to Miss LULIE c. NATES-bOth OF JEFF
ierSOn county.
On the 9Th December, 1877, at the residence OF
the brides father, by the Rev. Il. 3 D. Heironi-
mus JOHN p. PAINTER, Of Jefferson county
W. Va, TO Miss ANNA V. MORRISON, OF Fred
erick county, Virginia.
A the same time and place by the same, BEN
JANiN :. RODERICK. of jefferson county, w.
Va, TO Miss MARY f. MORRISON, OF Frederick
county, Virginia
In the NJ. +. Church, South, in this place, or
Thursday evening, December 20. 1877, by Rev. \
G. Ferguson. Mr. THOMAS B. YOUNG TO Miss
JULIA PAINTER-all OF this town.
In Washington City, on Tuesday evening, De
ceinber Is. lST7. by Rev. J. ". Tongue, Mr..
GEORGE G.. OFT, of Woodstock, Virginia, to
Hiss SUSIE c. ANDERSON, Of Washington, for
mcrly OF this town.
In Charlestowu, on Thursday, December 20,
1877. bv Rev. 4. c. Hopkins, Mr. WILLIAM
LANGDON and Mrs. MARY NJ. R0DRlCK-
both of Kable,own, jefferson County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-22
l." German Syrup. +"

No other medicine 10 the world was ever Civ
en- such a test of its curative qualities as Bo-
sCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. In three years two
million four hundred thousand small bottles OF
this medicine was distributed free Of charge by
Druggists in this country to those afflicted with
Consumption, Asthma, Group, severe Coughs,
Pneumonia and other diseases OF the throat
and lungs, giving the American people unde-
niable proof that German Gyrup" will cure
them. The result is that Druggists in every
town and village in the United States are re-
commenting it to their customers. Goto your
Druggists and ask what they know about it
Sample Battles 10 cents. Regular size 70 cts
Three doses will relieve any case.
MY -. ls1I-y. cow.