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New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

. DISCUSSION IS TO wHErHER To STOP TAKING
rHsr1MoNY-rHE jury REs0LvED TO DO 50.

DISCUSSION IS TO WHETHER To srOP TAKING
yysTINoNY-rIE JURY RESOLVED TO DO so.
BALTIMORE Nd, Aug. 2.-Thc jury Inquir-
ing into the cause tho riot reasembed ai 10 O'CLOCK
this morning NJ Dean, foreman OF the jury asked lor
tbe reading Of The oatn Of the jury he had some doubt
whether they had night stop the inquiry until all the
testimony ob!ajuable was exhausted. He desired the
opinion o the states officers The subject He said hc
dd not feel disposed 70 take responsibility and
would not consent to stop the testimony while there was
testimony which could oe had.
W II. Carr Assistant DistrlotAtioruoy replied mt
a Coroucr's Jury aro like Court i, frequently occurs
that the Judge viii stop testimony when II j. cumn-
lave; If the Court is satisfied that ii has heard enough
70 understand sufficient facts it stops the pnup OF
testimony # tire Coronors jury satisfied hat they
can do The same; If any juror Is diss2isleu TIC
has the right 10 henr testimony To satisfy hlns
is not necessary any more Deioie IoivH' J"i5 - D
before Court 20 hear any more tc'lhioh5 ti'" ',t
deemed necessary; thc jury aFefri ii"Htrd 10 , i
the cause OF death. ana II s uo' rec cssi! to ' VIZ
did the aiiiuE bt that 10 is done o} some p'i7'- u
known. II tucv think Company a o. D3uc, ths td
Fay so and whether That person acted o ohch oa5 OF
otberwise: or il an individual % dcteTuip upon a. tF
Ing d9no tbc killing, iDc luIJ can say "A''"e' 81 va" '
IN self-lefeuc" OF Otherwise. -
Tho rouer SAID tsa, in clSc ~ this nnt me jury
and not the Coroner a." Court. and HpJh I'd" IdIB
fhc rcspcnsi 80 ty w0uid rest He said be- Wa "hES 10
gO and mako tio inquiry CNit0lI'c o. IL ri-~ % N'
no Juror rh0ud consider Dis own convenience.
Nh. Dean .lii Dee "ou' aolo, th u,, s'"i =" 'n0 J''
bur ne would pace himself right Oh iAc record ,..
\ motion Was chen maOe Go reconsider tne resolution
o. Yesterday suspend The taking OF testimony "hoH
wai rejsc,ed by % vote of yeas ., nays 10.
4 cofnWuu ttOu Was received froin ihe pohoStp'i.i
stating thai the repoI ot tAe testimony WI m'he l,o
pages OF manuscript and ho should tTauscilDe as zap
Sir Van Vrson one the jury, asked that the jury al
o,ce f,asc uu their ,rct without reference % the
rcr.,f mi tb. ulor -raf.cr which was s,cOuded
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

colery Shenandoah held this afternoon 1t was de-
cded to hold until their demands acceded TO-
At the present market price OF coal there is no likelihood
of their obtaining the increase
A sTRIKE AT THE CUMBERLAND COAL MINES
CUMBERLAND. Md. Aug AT a meeting OF delegates
OF seventeen OF the twenty coal mines in the Cumher-
land coal region. this afternoon. 1t was decided
by a vote OF 81 to %, after session Of six or
seven hours, TO demand hfy-hve cents per ton
for mining Fifty-four delegates were present each
delecaAc representng nty men. 4 delegate from the
Pckcl Little Vcip having only fourteen miners was
noi permitted Besides the delegates there were
nearly 800 outsiders who atestd their devotion to the
movement for advanced rates by sppaulng every ex-
preston in that direction.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
sYNPATHY WITH DONAHTE.

The Bread-Wmners' League met last even
ing al Brc,oort Hal aud reinforced by tho add-
ton Of about forty members. Some discussion 10
Donahue place. and IL stated that bail o. the
amount would certainly DC raised to-day. IL
not known would furnish IT, hut no difficulty AL
tclpaed there many persons in the League who
would be- glad TO bail him Resolutions were passed
commenting severely on the removal OF DOnahuc from
his friends N Illegal manner, and the Imprisonment Of
al innocent man IN an unconstitutional manner
The Secretary. Philip G.. Muller. said when Donahue
came to present the claims Of his elowwOrkncn, and
was repuised by Mr. Jewelt 1900 engineers elt the
cult and rallied to mis- support revolution, he c0ntin-
ned Is a. hand and you must not DC surprised that
would rather die than yield Iou own all the
wealth your labor has created, ana although
slaves now, yea have power IN ths ballot
TO yOIr own. The scoundreiy capitalists =
are constantly rObbing the wOrlingineD. Where aid
John Or Johnston get his lOOOOUO private Wcture
gallery Dld De earn IL. or steal il By organization
We can change the whole political complexion Of the
country. We stand The brink OF "a Volcano and you
have "a night carry you wisn. IL Is danger
thing for the country when SOOOUoO men are Idlc
and starving
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
BUSINESS NOTES.

CHICAGO, Aug. AS nearly rs can now he
learned tie Liabilities Of j. e ". q. 5iead, whose ia
urc was announced yesterday will foot up about
s2O0VOO The heaviest loscIs are Thought 10 be the
Durant q sons sugar Refining Company cf New-Y0rK
thc Calvert -u-ar Refinery ~ Baltimore, ana Harrison
IAyeneyeT d. Co OF Pm8le pha Tne assets consist of
sto,k on buhl valued $4,000, and Of paper, the
az present.
Providence. h. L. Aug. p The Providence Tool Com
pany which was reported 10 nave closed, has only
ceased manufacturing temporarily, awaiting the adjust
lnent Turkish credit, and may START mp gain any day
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Aug. seven locomotives OF .he
Eastern Railroad were seized here AID at WOebor0 and
North Couay today. Shcris attachment IL favor
on the Bank Of Commerce, Boston, 10 satisfy raim Of
100000. engines were permitted TO proceed in
,ftur.. 1l "a krcUpr.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
CARINEr.NAKERs At WORK AGAlN.

The strike oil the cabinet-makers III the en-
poy Of H. Hermann in Mottst came 10 an end ye,er-
day, the entire force OF nearly 100 men resllm-
ing work in the morning Nr Hermann Is at present in
Europe ana the establishment is under the management
Of M L,ppert On Wednesday commteco Of the strik-
cr5 called the factory and Offered 20 make compTo-
mise which was positively refused, while at the same
time tie COMMITTEE was told thai the men could return
20 cir work 40 any time at the old rates The commit
tee retired aud short time aftcrward word received
~ ne Office that tie would return TO work yeSter-
aay morning, without conditions. This they did and
yesterday the large establishment running as usual
II was stated bya representative OF the house that
their action not fully explained. He stated that IT
WAS The in july during the dull season, to close
tie factory, but this had always OccIsiOuei mucG
trouble at tho Teopcang, in bringing the 0ld Aands 10
tGc 4cutnc and there lnuch delay IN hlcHhlhe IN
new hands 70 avoid this trouble ths year 10 WAS de-
cdel keep the factory open. and ohs were made 10
the men Of half and taice-quA time. No particular
reduction was Ord.iel-t was only move to retain as
many Of the men as possible, ana ~ iBe same
time allow them 70 earn something, Whlch many
was fully appreciated In their furniture actOres aud
thc strike naturally met With little yuuaNN. Inc men
had back uucondIuOnal! Though Win an Improve
mrnt I'm business m time Had been promised All the
that with the tnOu-aud varieties Oi WORK, ineie
nj ht be rcasOn for occasional complaint ana ln tis
respect tic were promised thai should ths d. sno"h
the Clllse would b. BntClAicl} removed
10 was stated hlt the business of the rm had not been
Interrupted 1T au hy tlo strike, Tor with large
stock Ou hand there Lat Jctu no duntllN IL h'h- %"
for. ne0. who remained ou Uuiy. As mixers, they nae
treated inc liIu very well and herc Iad uctH hol, OF
tput bryad0 when often accompanied occasions oI is
kind. now the men were only sorry that they hAd los
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.--Atameetingiast night
o the committee To- cgulaic trottug the Pacific
Coast . resolution adOHei declaring that separate
organization Tor the Pacific Coast VIII Dc recommended
unless the National Association at the Convention next
February the formation by tho members OF the
Pacific Coast courses Of q boardhOdug membership In
the National Association whose power shall be hual the
Chairman oi such board have The power she
PTesilont Of National Asso atiOn 20 temporarily
instate upon proper repesentnon ana the tracks TO be
governed 10y rules the board shai adopt.
tagonistic the rules Of the National Association
taDhshed Turf law and usnEc.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

sons. who resigned their positions IN the Ass0cato
ID. NJ. Holmes, Second Nicc-Presldent; j. d. Hufnage.
Treasurer; IL Humphreys. Secretary Elias y. Como
yer sergeantat-Arms; Henry Long. Inspector Of Elec
ton Isaac o. Hunt, Thomas IIagan, Alexander Ma
tin, Andrew J. Plumb, Delegates 10 the Ceutr
Committee; j. II. Meredith. u. u. Sanford, {
r. Hcilz. william II. Burder, Ambrose Folil
Richard Williams and Peter Linden, members of On
Executive Committee With few exceptions these
are connected with the CnstOm House. motion wa
tho changes were deprecated their r'sienauons be
accepted. committee. consisting of G. j. bfider Y:
H. Green, A. Bakley, David Cark, James Linden and
William II. Bcllamy, appointed 10 prepare ~ ket
filing all vacancies and decided that an election
should be held next Wednesday evening
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
TIE LIABILITY OF RAILROADS.

\ mccti1g Of thc Board Of Nangcrs Of t6c
Produce Txcuauc was ncd yesterday, st which rcso-
luton va, passed giving the President oi The Exchange
tile power TO appoint committee Representing the
several trades which nave suffered losses in ;he trans
porfat, # lesls,c products during tie strikes and
authorized to consult t thc couusei Of To- Bu4rd and
other lawyers e., tr tlc liability " jhe railroads IAs
action was su~ yucutly COuCuTlrd 30 iy tEosC eug cd
M rcccSlng Wcsl era dairy and other products.
several iri -'dulEts 10 the grain ru!'5 were also
aior.el. Tie following Ccnuomou apppiu I'd ca
IA. Complaint Committee Ior tho month Of August: .. T..
Townsend, j. n. ,al lassel anu John G. Dale. y. r.
R,b.rs w..s appointed on the Committee OF Public
Charities to OIL q vacancy.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
IN TIE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

1. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 2.-Judge Cady, in the
Court of Criminal Correction. has decided upon
5000 as a bond necessary 10 release members
Of the workngncus Party against whom warrants have
issued lis not probable that they can procure so Sh
bail and they viii therefore remain in jail The
coal miners Of 81. Clair and Madison Counties H..
have recondrcd their demand OF four cents per bushe
for digging coal and have reduced the price 10 three
ceyts with elaraptee from the mine that that
rate shall stand year Tho accepted the three
cents rate but refused 70 guarantee whereupon many o
the miners resumed work at that rate, without guar
nntee and 10 IS believed all Of them will return 10 work
In feiay or two,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
PROTECTION FOR PATERSON MILLS.

The people of Paterson were discussing with
great yesterday The special meeting OF The Boa
az Trade which was called to consider the protection OF
oployes aainst the silk strikers The mills OF Paterson
aaye a manufacturing capacity of over Sl2,0OOOOO an
unsy The capital invested in the manufacture OF silk
fabrics in Paterson Is about S6,OO0O00 including the
real estate Nearly 1000 persons are empoyod whose
WAGES Ina 1875 amounted tO more shan s2.OOO'VOO The
strike OF silk weayers has resulted ID great deal oi
damage TO the city, and feared that the manuiactur
rs of llk ribbons will be compelled " shut their mills
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
AITEMprED SUICIDE OF A SEA CAPTAIN.

Capt. owen Lewis age 81, Of the steamer
Zena Of tue ~ Line, attempted suicide about four
O'Clock YESTERDAY by cutting ms throat with pocket
ic board tue vessel al eg 53. North River About
three years he had attack OF snsrose from the
effects which he had not entirely recovered Last Mon
day re was greatly prosatod los 'he hca AMI Tuesday
exhibited IS JmptOins OF menta derau-emeut lie talked
wildly and refused to eat any food Every prccIutIOu
bad been taken y the officers O tue vessel remove a
articles with Which hc ml-ht dO bodily halm The p0c'
t-aiie ~el OLD ana rusty blt the haG. win which
hr cd tuc dscd had apparently been shalpeued .o te
purpose He is married man 1nd naive of Wales.
lie was taken io the Newiork Hospital ami late last
night t was thought that his wound would not result
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT SARATOGA.

VERA CRUZ. 100 700 AND FAIR PLAY wfNNER6--
DEAD HEAT BETWEEN TROUBLE AND WALLER.
fFRoM STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRmuNEl
SARATOGA SPRINGS Aug. 2.--Ihc sixth day
OF the racing meeting has been favored with delightful
weather and the attendance continue, 10 b. large but
the days contest, fell lar behind th0ss Of every other
day OF the meeting in intcres,>and excitement The l
vortes won three Or the four Ifolble showed
himself great secplcchaser, bur ow.ns 20 peculiar
decision be was Obliged to share TIE victory wit VA
Ter. Repeated delays kept the impatient crowd u 800
o'clock.
Vera Cruz had the best Of the weights In the milo aad
eighth for the Free Handicap sweepstakes of go
each, with 800 added and easily that the cJn-
ciusion OF the was very tam, TIe pools were ag
follows: Niams's Vera Cruz ani whisper s2jJi Ion
and W.mmur's BradAmaute Sijj; BJwc', Mary SiiO.
g. I. LOrillard's Ambush SO Belmont, Blronrs. 500
McDaDics Princess oil Thule 90. The start was mlls
at the furlong pole. ana On, horses passed. lhe GaDl
stand with Mary leading Whisper second Pr.n-
cess Of Thule third aud Bradamsute flourish.
At the half-me pole BradamanJe was leading slis y,
with Vera Cruz. whisper and Mary running abreast.
These four were punched as they came ial the h1ms
stretch Bradamante appeared 10 have the at ts
huong pole, but Vera Cruz when he was ready, -a-
lopod ght away from hs competitors aul crossed the
score 10 cantcr, winning By two lengths in l:j.s
Northumberland, length m advance OF whisper
Mutual pool tickets worth ~ 80.
Aithou yh Z0o 100 was decided Mvor.ie ln the race
for the sequel Stakes aHl camo into thc lrecqlartsf
track In nne condition. There wasa feeling that tla
Lorillad Oily would meet with strong opposition from
tie Mcdaniel racers, .lI pools sold freely at tir-e
average Rates: p. Llri2rls Z1o 100, 0-O) Ncplneis
50. Janc, and IlIor B4fior 7i5)i L1nssi,h's W. j.
H.-ias, 1885, the ncld sjj, iueladng Reeds Cardinal
Wol.ey aud Dwvcr's V-.hont. Tae sequel stakes 30
each play or pay, with 300 3ii o. is prize for three
y.arod-, 10 test ther merits a- mile and thlc.-lHr
,.rs. Starting on he ihrc arirrmi'c track The horses
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
NINTH REGIMENT or SEW-JERsEY DISMISSED.

The members of the oh Regiment Of Now
Jerseg greatly reo.ced YESTERDAY when orGor arrived
from Gen. Ine rcduce the force to men and to
lay aside an mu. lc-. GOV. B-iIe stated ye'te lay tAai
be Thought that everything would he quiet throughout
tae Stale iu tsV days. Daring tAe C-y Lt received
teles4am from W. =. Jewell. who i- at AliP>hur-
Whcl stated that iCrcc Of United StatCs troops lad
arrived there tAeif way 70 Elston, which, With the
fOIgo at scranton, W.uiI quiet matters soon.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

George Williams the Recording Secretary OF
tha brotherhood Locomotive Fscmen, OF Nea-Jersey
who was arrested PhipsDnre, and brought 90 jersey
City, was committed o the hudson County jail ia de-
fault Of $500 Dai On searching him tine secgrapic
ti bcr code 4bUnd, which VII be- used aEIIst the
other 1rzlcadeS o. thc btrko. IHc cod" plains tIe
- tOand in Tie book o. j. J.. GuagHcr. Whj
rested some days ago; p means stop work aHd
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

PoUGHKEEPsIE, y. Y, Aug. 2.-The remains
OF la;e Gen. Custer arrived here this morning and
were deposited u vault the cemetery, where they will
remain unt the Fall and then be transported to West
Point whoro suitable funeral services VIII be- held as
arranged 10y Mrs Custer with Gen. Schohed
Mrs Custer proceeded 10 New-Iork.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
ENGLISH RACING.

LoSDoN, Aug. 2.-fhis WAS The third day of
ito GoOdWood Needing ~ Goodwood sac principal event
being the run Tor tie G0OdWood Clp. THIS rIcs brought
out ncd OF five horses. and ~as won by Mr. Il0osOns
Hampton, with Lord Faimouths -Sy"rA second and lAe
Duke OF Hamtou's ClarOu third. Lord L)aa illes PEE
uarch and rnc Duhe OF lAmlltOn NIculis 20 also ,irt-
ed Tno latest betting ON tu coarse wa. ID a-in.t
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
rRorrING II nrrrAL0 PARK.

BUFFALO. \. Y, Aug. 2.-Ths was the third
day OF the troit meeting Buffalo PArs Llter IN
the day the attendance increased go fun! 1000 iAo
races proved interesting Tao -:30 ciss was Won by
Versailles Girl and the 221 class by SLOW Go. The trst
heat OF the colt race was taken by Adiuc i'm 2 D. and
uosfponed on account Of tie darkness Rochester was
drawn.
Following are the summaries:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

Despite competitive examination, every tnms
In the CIVIL Service does not quite smoothly -
Young gentleman had TO he mildly rspi4Nci -. "a ~
iregularty of his attendance Hts Celtic oiuod W. "A
thsm sure II it wasn't for the rine OF salary ~ ~
the dlYii BIT O. me would como berg ~ auF
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
THE RIorrNG oxA INDIANS ARRESTED

MONTREAL, Aug. 2.-There are now hneen
Okla Indians under arrest The dispositions ali"se'"o
name sixteen persons as having taken part In the aesZ 80
riot, or as ineendiarios. one Of thcm has gone ="
United States
, 1877-02-07
OBITUARY..
Death of Two Prominent Women Of Cincl,,.
nhtt---Otlier like Events.
Epecfdl DfftQlcA to he Tribune.

Death of Two PTnmIncnt Women Of Cincl,,.
nhtt---Otl,er like Events.
Epscfai Dffdfch ia NE Tribune.
CtSc1SSATl, o., Feb. U.-IwO remarkable In
dies Vt this city lied to-day. One WIS Mrs.
sarnl Peters. 10 years Of agc, noted In this
country md In Eurnpc ~ ono OF the most de-
voted and energetic Catholics uf tho age, out
side OF the clergy. She WIS daughter OF Gov.
WorthtngtUn, of Ibis State, who procured tho
admission OF tho State to the Union. She WIS
born In 1900. at II, years slic was married to
Mr. King, lawyer and IN eminent
member Of tho State Legislature. Ono of ],cr
sons by this marriage, thu Hon. Rufus King, Of
tlls city, LAWYER Ut prominence, survives her.
She subsequently 1narrfc,l Mr. William Peter,
birth, anu formerly q inctaher nj tho English
Parliament. lte died In 1s51- She was reared
an Eptseopalian. On her second trip abroad,
ht,wcvcr,, she embraced tho human Catholic
l,cr, na,nc household word in tlle moutha Of
Alter lint her cntiro lfe and and 1nso1S; inco,c
wcre spent in tho Introduction to
ssterl,ood and brothcrlood ti,at naw % abo,,ni
here, and TINT hare their branches a1l over tho
West. Her death was caused by Heart disease.
Tho othcr death vas TINT Of Mrs asa,, 8.
Bowler, ot Clifton, thy wealthy owner Of one 81
her brother, the Hon. George H., Penlloton.
hal frequently. entertained in magnificent
style. She dlea Of apople1y,. ngct 67 years.
Sic was: prominent In deeds Of charity. Much
Cf her life i,nAl been spent abroad. She leaves
large property nnlf three chltdrcn.
Special lispa.cA to I1s Tribune,
BLooMtSHros, ILL.,, Feb. G-j0iiu Z. virIen,
an old settler Of Illinois, WIN built tie arst
hotel lit vlrtlcn. Ill.,. and Was Identified wtt!. tho
origin an1 carly history OF that place, died to-
night, aged G5.
WAs,1ikoroN, D. c., Feb, G-John 8. Qalta-
llcr, formerly Third Auditor nf tho Treasury,
aud q well.kuown journalist, died sunday night,
ugel 81.
SAN FnAEclsco, Feb. 6-tan,cs Alden, Hear
Admiral United statca Navy. died here this
Of the brain. lilo had been hero q lew wecks on
visit.
Sptctai !Hspateh 10 TAs Trisvn&.
AitLwAUkEE, Wis, Feb, N.--lle lion. Daniel
Richards. died tt'tiay. lroin thu effects ot a
settlers Ii this s1ty, anl established tho ld.
ttrtlser In july, 163j, fIe Ias been member Ut
tho State Legislature nuultur Of terms, and
held many ntltccs Of local trust and onos. liz
was member Of tho State Constitutional Com
ycnttQu,
, 1877-02-07

DosToS, Fcb. b.-Laurl Joyce, the singer and
actress, was to-day granted alIlnony III the
amount Of $4,000, rcndln.: her suit for dirorre
u.;aInst her husband. Jasnes Valentino Taylor.
which will ho tried In April. She alleges in.elu-
pcfa'!cs anil cruelty. The husband Is o seaslc.
iuau Of wealth anl culture, who belongs In
Cambridge. Tbs part!es were married Jan. !,
1874, and lived together up TO tho cath Of Sep
ten,ber last, Wien Mira. Taylor, With her child,
LIFT ths hou.e. Mrs. Joyce was, dur
lug the last seasoa au1 previously. popular
Fcpsesentatlye Ut tue character OF Esuagt1.s
In tho rs1aelictta Ut that name, anil u1aAe
tputEaet for the presrut season, which, iron,
yariuus circumstances, she MAS unable to fulfill,
1t MAS shown In cypicuru i,at. wien first .nar-
rle4 tho p4st!cs liyrI at tho 1t. Ja.mcs Hotel,
nn.l afterwards went tu rcsillu in Cambridge,
the laA,'s iatl'er mud mother ltvIng. With then.
there. The father, I>autlrY ataskeft, lid little
ur H.ttl[g tO earn taortey, a1 Tie mother, Mrs,
Adele ljauncy Masi:ell, 'levotel koille Of her
time to the tearlsfny VI elocution anu In public
rcullngs. just pEcylo!s to thu separation Mrs.
Taylur vUntrast ted tdll ayainst her husband
1t Jordan, Marst, l. Co.'s, OF snms fsO or SAD,
and has nla1r uthcr purchases for hergett aud
child In Mr. 'luYi"r's name since. She u nuv
lvfug nu Last Eoncord street, where her weekly
expenses. bcst'lcs cluthIng, amount to some
th'. some Interesting Developments are cx-
pectttl at tht tFiai.
, 1877-02-07
CHICKEN DISPUTES.

Tho BhoEt.1lnIresi .'Fanry" Enjoylng al
Orgy at Truextlc1i. Wis.
6Iseiot D!8patth to 17s 7t1bunA.
TnuRspxtI4 Wis.,, Fab. "a largo crowd OF
Chicago, kelosha. and Milwaukee sports ct.l-
grcgated hers tonight fur cock-Gght in jack
son's Ilotel. .Ths ma!n sport was betrecn Mons
roc. Of the South Side, Chtrago, at,l
Hayes, OF the West Side. Their match
was to ehow niue cocks to fghk all that
fell III for 80 q battle. Tho hsst tight
was five pounds ten OUNCES each, ATonroc show
Ing black red md Hayes blue rcd. It was
IN olstEnate contcst. lasting forty minutes.
Manroe'a bird got tho hcst of the start, and
kept tail through. until, attcr tho eighth breast,
Hayes resigned. For the eec.,n,l baltic, l1uycs
slowed heavy hut loxy black.rstl, ut tya
lnck Ut satne arAe. The 1atter wna u quick,
active lighter, ar,i t!ew pretlIy. In five minutes
hc bllhtled tl!e rcd anu lrOve llm all nn,unt tia
pit, 20 that Hayes drew biz bird,-tAe second
victim for tho South Side. Fur the third light
a lighter pair were shown. llayes lind blark
rcd And Monroe rcd buck of fur pounds eight
ounces each. Sina rounds wesa f1usi. iu tcu
minutes, wl.cn the Fc1 rau away. Fighting will
continue all night.
, 1877-02-07
PROF. SWING ON WOMAN.


CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Prof. Swing, Ia 4 sermon
on the woman question printed Ia your papcr
to-day, out Of an enchanting spell Of poetry aud
sentiment, conducted his audience wlcse they
wero most delighted to be led to the following
1nsttcs.af-taet conclusion; s'At best very weak
Is the argument In favor VI the suffrage Of won,-
an, 1os III her spiritual relations sla wicll4 \
sceptrc whose power could gain nothing from q
career OF politics." .
read an! aI1,liro all of Prof. Bwing's scr
mons,- 40 beautifully written, ~ full u ssutt-
lnent, 20 slowiIg with beautiful tmagsry,--all1
lay down ilie MoudnY mornings TRlnuEH with
. tens8 Ut being l1lled md charmed with the
beauty Of lovely picture. llayu We 10 our ~
!tgtous progress Just reached 1o[At wheru the
6uylny u our Fellsson beautifully Ia tho height
of our aspratlons1 Do We scu4h our children
to say their prayers that tlty may continue
satisfied all through adult life with merely say
ing, Or PRAYING for saying, their rclgiona Has
It ca,no to this, thst fhetU:lc In prayer anl ser
mon, gush II sentiment and poetry, is aii that
H. required 0f religious teacher lu these polite,
Ilk.stueklp. times, anl in our tasltIonaLlu
ehurchcst no VIC 70 to churcl, to l1o ctl-
rhanted 70 that wu can foT,et shd nUt Te.neni-
Der the willows und thn fathcrcss children In
tlar Aoyrls untl la,les Ut our eltys A,l Il proi.
Swing tutvLt with tic 4,i,lcu vi suvll I'LL eurhant
rrs II ~, to lnunt tc very Happy u,au, for he
can say religion tnore beautifully ,tau any other
ul.n III Amtsisa. lie no iaubt pleascs aud en-