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THE DeBensons, Of Albemarle Street.
Passaic, have a good boy, whom thew
have predestined for the ministry. In
fact, they call him Parson Willie .
Now ~ his mother the other morning
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-04-20
THE FIRST VICTIM.

Ore of the first men 10 reach the ladder
on The Walnut street side was Geo. Frank
Gouley. grand secretary of the Masonic
fraternity in Missouri He had to descend
a knoited rope of blankets from the sixth
TO the fifth story. lie had not passed more
than a half dozen rounds when he reelcd
and fell, his skuli being crushed by strik-
ing coruice, aud both legs being broken
producing instant death.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-04-20

DoN'T preach charity aud leave some
body else 10 practice II.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-04-20
AN INSANE EFTORT.

One man, whose name is unknown. ap-
peared at a window. Throwing the end of
sheet on the out side he began 10 NAL ke
preparations to descend. ana though the
crowd ca He'd out To him to remain still, he
persisted in swinging Loose. Sliding down
to the end IF the sheet he found himself
Just above the fifth story and nothing but
the stone pavement 129 feet below him.
Realizing his terrible 'positcn he eudoay-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-04-20

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New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC and POLITICAL
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Mem llnbliralloMe.

UENRY IRVING IN DUBLlN.-THE UNI
III VERsITY MAGAZINE for September contal = nem
and remarkable Cabinet photograph au'ogfaph ana h,e
~ tragsl4i. Among iaRh
gnes tul1l irst nay the University
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
A BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG MEN
al sfsS0iETfrIpGEs 20 AcApEsY Media. POM, g.,

Tv elve miles ral from 3isf and Chestnut-sis Pila
81 lake great pleasure 20 lgc iiHtnd
ipr To- p9rtufs the Acadcry Mr withn G. Shoitr'ge
.Iurgc Geo NJ Van IlOtsen of Ncw1 ORR says: short
ledgf's Media Academy affords The best lHsti GcuH
CHARLES O. Ltl md e. Hans Irritm1n y ftys: " - an III
stiintlon hk.d bv pupils a. ell a. TGTrnir -
Col Richard j. Hinton Parents VIII lnd not ohl}
Good school houekc. cAcefCl cstauishmrnt WEcfc
rational ideas tTani- c0nlige ~ MAKE tat Who soi'c
mental and physical atmosphere NiucI % 80 necessary
o. the growth o, healthy wont 10" ..-
The .cv John Long says: your attention 10 the cnues
Of vuar pas non uIst school TIE serious aHd III
teln~cnt choice of parents AMI culr,.ans ..-
NoOrer. President OF FtnISfiFapa senate
says regard q TIE IL" 81 ~ the state ana on,
In every way 90 hpy for any colt@'. The rncd
and his s:Guts wCil-EuOWH CfuCatoi&'
Courses study for business, Profession or college 1Zbu
acool wear boarding. washing. schooling DDJ@s &c
PGyabe quarterly No extra charges ttei's anhted ~
Special individual ard class instruction ltI
ai;rcd and backward pupils Ten Instructors. grad
uaf.s o Yae College. For picture o building anf circular
address +W ITIIIS C..SHOkIlIDGl- Harvard UhiycntE
NJ Media, Penn. Mcia has seven churches aid temper
our, b4rfe
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
lrsiraeucn.
For both sexes-City.

Irs bIiere TIT TRnrE ne b riefan fr l.oag or
eoiieg bsfrs ne po siqn 10 cstae 70 "ss ~
coiuaas-tA H.. C0WiFs Et.lG (N. - 1eI'ae cotsle'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
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ItOlolc.
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for 1iiE TRIBUNE, ~ Mary stuart >'uith)
OLYMPIA: 4 ROMANCE. BY T. T.. FraucLAnL
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Price 20 cents)
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Every novel this series Is eomIlste aud Unabridged all
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Aem i1nbllrallons.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
sEPTEMBER.C CCToBER NUMBER.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
l. THE "ELFCTORkL CONSPIRACY" " BUBBLE
ENPLODED. Bv r. W. STOCKTON
IL TIE DECLINE or THE DRAMA BY DION BOU
CIcAuLr
III tn WAR ~ THE EAST with Maps) Part II.
Uv Gen GRO B. AiCC .ELLAN.
". PERPETUAL FORCES. BY RALPH WALDO EhER-
w. now SHALL TUE NATION REGAIN PROSPER
ITYf Part II. By DAVID A. WELLS.
vi NEW AMERI CAN NOVELS b r. L. BURLINGAhE
VII. PAIR WAGES. by @ "STgiKEM"
VIII REFORMED JUDAISM. By FEfN ADLER.
IA THE fECENV STRIKES. by THOMAS a. SCOTT,
President PeHnsvlyaHia Railroad.
X. RECENT PROGRESS ~ ASTRONOMY
XII CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
salss pn 1utnon

A SSIGNEE SALE.-ISADoRE J. SWARZ-
n KOPl Auctloneag: cliee 20 foEt ot, sis M.
day o'clock Ne 2S2 Sdayo. 12i 81, scck ana
nXturcs Millinery StorN BY orler Of y noN$aih'N'
Assignee.
( SSIGNEE'S SALE.-lsIpoRE j. SwARZK0PH,
~ Auetionser Office 257 fart sti-st. seiis f!dpAl'
August 81 al O'Clock No. -S2 3aye oufugro l2tthsf
and xtures OF millinery store by orf o. " hoF'''"
Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.
gitp iical gsIGte for Saie.

EOR SALE-A mcdium-sized double brown
h HOUSE, between Madison and 5thaves; price,
$1,000; terms easy. Apply No. q. 75tist
~TH-AYE, below 50th-st., valuablccorner lote
S-siny brown stone house ptce very low s1aii pay
ment requIod rutland x WHITING, Beekiuai-sI
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
FRIDAY, AuGUsT 81, 1877:
1nstrrction.

U.i,1 u.I fea.Hsr Tadr.rss IN TnE JWBuNE Irccere
fo aasera and apI qfeng ea hF darsitisi"g ,h myg"
esr E-geDffg ~ hes read 1liE 'tKlntSG tLfaslrstN
Ggs r.l eHV end srgfiI tJo NJ beiQ ad ilE jn, @ ~
= scfd ~ intel gerf FeOpc ,ro tgcc " oFf"' et Ves
bgr..t fof toh (.e
Gr ,.9nr Gdg.'-lIIIE CnAEiiER, CHARTER institute
.srtc- 1oYk.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
PRICE, 81. YEARLr SUBSCRIPTION. So.

.. For sale by Booksellers and Newsdeaors. sent post
paid on receipt OF price by the publishers.
JAMES K. OSGOOD d co. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Go l)hom II Clan Concern

OFFIcR METROPOLITAN C As LIGHT Co -
BRoAnwAY. cor. OF tGtlisT NEw-loKK. Aug 2S 1877.
A Il meeting of the Directors Of ths tOiapi,
~ ny held this resolved to repcc "a. pt 80
gas 10 their from aud after sertenlr ISL N"''P
i've cents per 1000 cubic feet OF eonsune, y ti,r
@. ZOLLIkOFFEh, Pttsid"hI
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Eaw 5tbools.

ALBANY LAW SCHO0L-UNION UNlFER-
~ SITY-Tbe course instruction commences the frst
Tuesag the 4 day September Apply Tor Information to
ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany. y \.
NNUAL SESSION G9th of the LAW
~ school. OF The UNINEAS ITY of The CITY OF NEW
YORK. WashngtonsIua begins october noxt and onds
June H. 1873 written wei oral examination Is re-
quir,d gree. Lectures rom % for the con
veuence iD Offices For circular, examination
papers 1871. apply T. W. r. MATIN, Secretary OF
Council ii Broadway, h. r. JAQUEs Professor and sec
retary OF Faculty 20 Broadway.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW-SCH0OL.-Th
~ annual of this iGstuiOD commences al
No Great Jones st. York. WenC ay October s. AMI
of instruction
catalogues address at No Great
Jonrs.st.. THEODORE w. DWIGHT, Professor
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
llIDDLESEX COUNTY FARM, one-half
anction Sales OF Real Gstale.

WILSON II. BLACKWELL, Auctioneer.
BLACKWELL g. RlkER will sell at auc-
I'D tion II Broadway at u m SATURDAY september 10
bv order OF supreme Court nous, iSxs with extension
ISIS 10; 3T 90 o. LINCOLN-kVE, - IT, rom CFes-
cent.ave ASTORIA, QUEENS co. Fuller particulars Of
AUctionecrs. ll9 Broadway, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Gonnlrn properLn 20 ee..

OOVNTRY SEAT, Geneva. 20 Let, fur
Y nshed. tae owner wissos = ,F - ss'e Near&, & -
house Apply 90 ". H. SChtEfFEiiN = CO. 40 VIZ
li1mst
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Brooklpn Real Gsta. for Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSE Nos. AZ NillOw-st,
tST fckst 4e 81 AMI ~ Nassau-st 100 and lu2 Pine
appcst l79 and 1917 Wilougiby-sL, = laiayette.aye
GORDON L. FORD 81 Clsrt-st, brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Giin properln 60 Get.

AN ELEGANT fully furnished i-stOry nigh
~ stoop brown stone house lstst jtaa'C ime-
diate possession ~ DALEY No. GCG 6thave
VNO RENT-No. 202 East 15th-st., three-story
j bIlck house. furnished uBfuTH shed. Owner Nqgd
board With tenant will ia complete order r,s) f
occupancy, by septenbes J.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
EEISs COMSTOCK.

NlSS COMSIOCk,
VI Nos 81 and WcS; 4Ori-st facing Reservoir Park
Bosrdrrs limited 70 sixteen Resident French ana German
tcachers-luesh German kindergarten IN charge Of
Miss LEONON INE, assisted bt German graduate ~
FroebepTyate class for boJ sCassrs organized 2Gth
n H. aud 2sth ssDtenberhe aaf II tbeschoo in
cluong IDr LABHENfOS'S and MI CLARENCE COOKS
glasses S begin October Puncna Attendance requested
V'HE MISSES MARSHALL'S SCHOOL for
young aes and children. h1 40 West 35thst, viii be
REQ peued on Monday, seRLemDeI ~.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Fer Bow and Young Een-Country.

Fer Bow and Young Een-Country.
nASSAIC CLASSICAL SCHOOL for Boys
! rf I'm gsts: ~ r les from New-Nort on tre X X
lfolars RE hcaltly situation opens 'tfrirh.t
llr,s on spr lcion. CHAs ". sTIC hLt, ~ d. Iis'Aie'
=. i.
pENNsYLyANlA MILITARY ACAA.DEsMi,9l5,
4 Cl,.f-r Pa. orsus -ErTENBfR l2ih L0eau0n htat
fr. grounds aupc; buildings cesunoNops Ihaicngh 10
firacon 30 CIVIL ENGiNEEelNH, Ilo ,CiiAs'l ~,
afd ENGi.rSiI Careful supervision oi taCels fer
e.r,il4s npYv to .. ". BOGAHr. tsq. No Nassau ST.
Sew.York. or TO CfL THO HYATT, ! ,slhoht.
IDEALLY Good Boys school. Two vacancies.
EGsead for circular =. aNAJGaN kenu'tt square Tenn.
pOCKY DELL fN5TlTUTE-A boarding
IL s..aul I'm" iO, Conn. te pens september
H.. Address T. u. II ut.LBi-i; i;l, Irincip~L
DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
i Brarsyics y J. I0s hycqr bcrna Sept -. sends 80
bse- veT to college preuare for college scientific school,
o. ''''- Rev. y. T. REnEY, Rector.
CIV BOYS, or Young men, carefully instructed
- Tor coicge oruu-incss Rev To ~, Moson. sls3
CT. GEORGES HALL for BOYS, Relster
y town. Baltimore Co. AsiAtFau;1ces ac' OriirAllons
si.uaon climate unsurpas-o lerms 800 TO $500 per
year P-ui. JAS. @. K1SEAl% 4. NJ Principal
GT. MARKS SCHOOL-near- Rochester; n
= classical family SCHOOL BOYS. Special care oi
health lanier and oais O scholars. Tcuth wear CON
insccs rrcIbeT ~. Terms 900. The RevIhonIs Dfi'
ND, Rector
ctT. JOHN'- COLLEGE, Fordnam, New York,
ui ire cirrcu of Jesuit Father Affords every ichty
lor tie h,st al aud Commercial education Sune, VIII
be Resumed ecgclDer D. aa.. fDtp 'l.5 , '1o
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
DAMS ACADEMY, quincy, Mass
non. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. Id.

WILLIAM T.. DIMNOCK Master
This cued the best aut most thofpnfh
urrnarao college. Ihe past year E.fo have vte zen
teachers ai Of ability cSpTicce and one hundred ana
Lfty pupils. -,
There preparatory ciassin English studies ana frehCh
for bows rom - fIartrsn ye.rs of age,
The Academy boarding house rs Unitr tle 'uie charge oi
hr resident telchcrs and boys receive careful supervision
ami attention.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Real gsiaie Go Exchange.

XSTANTED-To exchange two mediun-slzed
w hses near Prospect PARK Brooklyn Tor largo house
in NewYors between e0,h and +0ti ss. Address OWNER
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
BrockInn propsrtn 90 Get.

A.-TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-Story
"a ana basement brick dwelling No a2S CarrollSi Iar
Carroll Par1; 80 desirable tenant the rent wl BE- maze W
aNonabe Amply j. r. CORNELL "a Courtsf btook- =
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
4ustrnrflou.

ufsrpv orfnfon that THE NEwYoRK TEIpySE 2 de-ldel
re btf DnyfT Which 70 Gdccrtse sfh00S-lD j. LN@o
Collegiate school JOr BoHS, Aeic- foTk CtB
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Jn6irrttlon

During ouy sypeTiencc IN ddrsng our school we hate no
more returns from ddycisfug IN THR TRIBUNE thdn rom thCs
of az other papers PIT togthertJAMfs dnd WILLIAM
BRITs, BETS gfituary Acddsmh STANFORD, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Gountrn Keai Gs,ate for Sale.

Qoulttrn tf1I V5iGts tor sale.
FINE BUILDING PLOT, 80 by $50, OF
n 80 py lsG feet. desrabv located S1d dly soil con
yelieut 10 depOts Pushing, l. a or owner No.
spruce st. y addresss c. Box ll5, Tribune once,
" y Flushing combines country advantages Win the Guy
veIIiences OF gas. sewers. Water Nc
4 COTTAGE HOME in Flushing, with city
improvements. for SALE small tw0stOrg house. tgAt
&c; nicely pis ted lawn croquet ground gaPeFne
&C. ras and water pipes aud connection 9Oou bah
gage. Addrrs X. g.. Box 70, lnOupe oiheo
a NICE LITTLE FARM of 20 acres, near
a THIS city, wcladaptcd for the residence - Ncwlcrh
business man being pleasantly located hgh ground WIN
bccul sufr0uudinC~ and ia first .ass neigh or"0u Mlih
coed school and college privileges horsc ann .eairs,
churches haud. Ii lot sold by Dee l. WI 70
rented good tenant for years Address = ORANGE
Box 50, Tribune Office. 49,
AT CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
~ desirable Farm u 20 acres, suitable for gehiemaus
,uAury residence Tile property s located On TIE Wts ,de
station extensive views of te Hudson hi'er
The land full covered with apples pears ana tttf la1
cultiv The oIiloinFs cupfstS
rood barn ice house and other ontbwldngs c house ca
particulars address EDWARD CLA IKE, Tribune once.
1lIDDLESEX COUNTY FARM, one-half
Va way to PhlIdef-il Camboy ard Amboy h. X, y
evccllcutand; sets buildings large new IONS anI
barn srmnC house Gc whole will be sold less than cost Oh
main house: onc-a remain mortgage, per cent
rutland O. WHITING, No. Beesiaau 81
DARE CHANCE.-Saw, cider and grist mill,
Es three stones dwelling ice house and o>rni
situate in nuc farming -PutDam County, i've ns
irpn Peeksk. no mill vicinity terms easy Aioirss
OMBONY & DAM, PeeksSiil y. Y
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31

For Both SeXes-Ctty.
PEADING IN FIVE WEEKS OR. NO P.Aal1,c PA1;
HI Gloss session. from 9ia TO u ttrOiad nay
heFs 9pcu% - t. vet Ess'3s' i, pEiMARY-6to 70 years
opens sept f7th Pupis from distance waited or 10 ha
'S' 9EGRIY CLASS FOR BOYS -JUSgoR-lo 20 hyeara.
M is SpS,oas On ,s iacs that it VIII ysd resu,s %A:'Y
fli ortuaTy me,holr." Roy. y. n CiAPiN Dp' Rev e
sSad iar cir; o ard see hst ia sal by lshe.t author
IN Untei saic-1'.opy arei. -.ns le ttiit,n,i ~ s
visit IA selol ara -. fnr yourss.
j. D. KEILCGG 70j Gihaye.. opp. Reseryo5sgcsi, -
SEABURY SEMINARY AND KINDERG N'-
2o ei0n gasiancs Naac Dravne aEdIrsne. S.,e.
large n'erenc given ~ 'liiD"s ?" wan I
CT. LOUIS COLLEGE. No. 104 West 3stil;-
> st-A eoct French Catholic Eoaf.iug Ard Day ,eno@,
ioaso b lSo tig. lS Ees grc l -ri1an a1i sqas
Opens lUhsDA'' 7''''1G'6Sil G6ilH P nRornY. President.
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL: ., 49,, ,.o,.,.,
- DoAi'Di LADIES' AND cHiLpEEN.
rcv TJTiSDGnT iiViSG IL D.. Rector
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOYS.
AUgmn Tern beams !, = u !, ,P, rcressa
t3ei'es fr s ssyer,I KS S % bFi tJ.S scurs.
which uudcr Of experienced teacher "ih open
rsIHE MISSES GRAHAM, successors TO the
aaa children At NO. 5isye iirs nous, rom wasingt9a-
sqnare. Wednesday, ine 2iih 81 september
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
UONELIKE Boarding School for Young
" Rows T. HlNDs. A. ~. Hcurstcaa. l. /. $2OC 10 $3.50
4 ALEXANDER INSTTTUTE-Mihta board
~ inc-schoo Wic y. Prneipe! o. r. WINS d.
4 ANDALUSGA HALL Pa, near philadelphia.
a Home fclo ior iy a"fosl instruction; yiA2 12,,
A MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL,
~ PoWr CHEIEf :. {.s.,,,,
Limited 20 % boys. Ioasc all moierl improvements
pa team heal every ha'hrooms etc; erouu.s
| comprise . instruction taor"ugh
ntrFs ADkh.NN Irrtuo,- Mass
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31

AVA NJ. % WEST FORTY ~iA lhsJ,
SEW.YOEE,
her French Erc ian end 0emau Boarding and DAY
Sc ool f0F iade and Children sept 20 Circulars ant
refer rnces tent o. application.
french SPOKEN iuriiily IN year. EtUdeTgaftenD
Lzur, DIGytrg rngnis Pastel ater Color. Seeilework
included n tlGft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-16

afectionate reverence, was made freeman. General
Garibaldi. the hoerator Of Italy ana the father OF
Italian unity, received the privilege. The Shah
OF Persia, the Sultan OF Turkey the Gar OF Russia
Prince Leopold Of Belgium, Napoleon Ill, General
Bluchor and NJ Theirs wcro also presented with the
rights. privileges and immunities of the dwcllers
within 'yc Bshopsga.e' and Temple Bar.
WHAT rHE "FREEDoM" CONSISTS IN
has often been asked, WHAT is the freedom OF the
city of London9 It Is simply th,s-a small slip OF
parchment, inscribed with tho and titles OF the
person to whom It is to be presented guarantees to
the holder and his children after HIM the right
TO live and trade within the city prescribed by St.
Clements in the west Bishopsgate in the east Pcnton-
willie the north and the shores OF the Thames the
south, without having to pay a tax on the goods
they arc brought through tho gates 1t excmpts
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ut Guildhall at eleven o'clock in the morn
ing oil the neighboring streets were barr-
caded, that is to say all those streets
in the immediate neighborhood, such
as Gresham and Basinghall streets,
to prevent oil traffic that might in
terfere with the free arrival and
departure Of carriages through King street
and the Old Jewry. Traffic was suspended
east to the Bank of England, the Stock Ex-
change, Lombard street, and King William
and Moorgate streets, and west as lar as ST.
Martin s-e-G Grand and st. Paul's. In fact,
all the scenes OF Lord Mayors day were re-
enacted.
AN OVATION TO GRANT
General Grant arrived most unostenta-
tiously in the private carriage of the Amer
lean Minister, accompanied by his wife,
Jesse (his sony, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierrepont
and General Badeau. Ten thousand spec
tators crowded to the edge of the barri-
cades and greeted him with that hearty
cheering peculiar to the English when they
desire to welcome a stranger of distinction.
COMPARISON WITH OTHER RECEPTIONS.
Just as much enthusiasm was manifested
as on the occasion Of the visits of the Shah,
four years ago, and when Garibaldi took the
Emperor Of the French by surprise and ac-
cepted an ovation such aswill never be for
gotten by those who witnessed it at the
Mansion House.
MET BY ALDERMEN AND MILITIA.
AS Grant alighted he was met by depu-
tation of London Aldermen, arrayed in their
gorgeous crimson robes and with the gold
chains of Office glittering in the sunlight.
AS he passed on into the corridor company
of the City Guards and Yeomen presented
arms and the crowd again gave long cheer.
1t was a brilliant scene.
BEwILDERrSG sPLENDoR.
The distinguished party were then
escorted into the library. Here the scene
became bcwildcring in its antique splen or.
The stately hall with its stately alcovcs
lined with books, and its many colored