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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
Ready this Morning.:
THE suMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Containing editorials, poetry serial story letters
from staff and other correspondence humor Of the day all the
important foreign and domestic Among the con-
tents oil this
THE LEHIGH COAL REGIoN-The Miners as now at
Work-Causes and Effect Of the STRIKE
BRITISH TOPICs-Letter from g. W. s.-Mr Gladstone
and his Ass,ants-Mr Tden and Mr. Bigelow in scotland
THE PRAYER TEsT-Dr. Mulers Great Fath-How his
Charitable sustained 9y means supplied in answer
to PRAYER.
CHRISTIANS AMONG TURKS-Arrogance OF the Turks
and Fears Of the Christians-sparng the Jews.
The OHIO Election More from Tweed MortOns Bedside
Home interests Our Young Folks The Rowland emons
wedding Literary Musical Educational Political and Gen
eral Notes. Hayes in Bemis Heights Banking in
England; mons Come Again !" Stealing Plants and
Fruit Veterinary Advice Farer Lands Far Away Select
ing seed -Four Physologicaly Considered Cow IN Campi
Geaning from the Farm Journals All the Market Reports
etc.
single copies sent free on application.
Price lin wrappers ready for mailing, Ave cents per eopy
one copy one year S. copies s2 5o and
extra s25 Postage in all free the Subscriber.
ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE Nev-vork.
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GONG ROME TO VOTE.
Wa'Ningio1. D.sPate! to me clerelaHa . Leaq'I.

Communicated Ohio men employed in the
Treasury Department has been appointed ID see Scc
tary Sherman about their gong home IS usua 10 Notc
Yr crresnondent TED their inquiry aud asked
the Secretary regarding the matter to-day lie said ne
sonld 20 home vote himself considering IL ms uuy
of his suborlinates. ANY in the T.easu1} Depart
merit who desired 70 20 home 70 te c0ud 90 SO, pro
vided ms work was such that could be left without
derment TO the service but the us,a ten days election
leave would not DO allowed -Four or five days 1T the
outside was considered sufficient length OF time, aud
he thou INT that twentyfour his home would be
long enough for clerk 10 perform his duty citizen
Appcaion for leave Will need ~ be mace in the usual
formal manner This is the result of Cabinet decision
he left for the West Secretary Schuz author
ned Assistant ccrrtary Bell To similar announce
ment to the clerks in the Inferior Department.
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A CONKLIEG VIEW Of TIE PRESIDENT
q

We write in no spirit Of unfriendliness to-
ward Pre-. dent Hayes, wnO aith ugn he makes good
many foolish and " sOu' speeches. Is We believe,
man who meaus well by his country. But he certainly
making mistakes. He too much under the control OF
EV rts hasn't been genuine Rrpubl can Tor twenty
years Too much under the control OF schurz, who has
belonged TO All parties, and usually To the one that has
paid HIM best Too much under the control OF poor old
key, who Republican at all We IN New
IO,k better afford TO stand by Senator COnkng VINO
il safer and more prudent paltyodder than frrs-
dent HAY Lit by all means speak out" 40 the
state COnyentOi-aud with uncertain sound, either.
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MISTAKEN KINDNESS

From The Rochester Democrat aud Chrontcle
Mr.. WOOdn Is not called upon to make
formal defence at this time. He has made such aeshce
He afford 10 himself TO his constituents WITH
he has before for the Senate, vague ana htangoe
stories against him have been set afoat lie cOuu nov
them. because they whispers ana nuehuv.s,
not definite allegations. IL was bis good fortune Ina
they at last received suc1 form and substance az 10 e
bic him meet and refute them. His duiy Is ehueu
The district he has long and 30 ably repre- ,a1
be asked TO pass upon his It cannot be d0GD,e
that majority OF his constituents are IAN
men, they will treat him fairly Certainly men VIII no
allow their Judgment 10 be warped by the
evidence OF william NJ. Tweed preferred al TINS lA'e
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COMMERCE Win VENEZUELA.

The establishment of a new steamship line
10 Venezuela reported IN THE TRIBUNE yesterday has
eaused considerable discussion 10 commercial circles Oh
account OF the liberal action proclaimed by the Govern
ent OF that republic. The two steamers of this new
- - Veneruela are chartered tn run unt the question
- the amount OF trade decided. Arrangements have
hee made 10 build two rOu steamers OF looO tons eac H.
md of large carrying capacity, 10 ~ put on the route
ng the next eight months. Rates of freight ana pas
y the new line have been fixed At seventy cents per
i-r.I twenty cents per foot measurement, and 800
o.hi
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Some sheep belonging to farmer named
sult La having been stolen IN the DeghOoIhOod OF val
lage while the thief undiscovered local preacher
having a collection To make thought M would turn the
event TO good account, he said We have collection
10 make this morning. and. for the glory OF heaven,
wbiche yer OF you stole Mr. Smiths sheep don't put
thing on the place OF course, everybody joined In the
collection.
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pATRICK RODEN's VICTIMS.

Mrs. Ann Roden, who was brutally beaten by
her husband and compelled TO jump from thrdstory
window to the pavement at residence No. $40 West
1etb-st on Wednesday morning. lay a. the New-iork
hospital yesterday IN semiunconscious condition IL
was believed that she the point OF death Her
brses accustomed by the fall, are numerous The In
uri,s OF William Crooks, who shot By Roden for
shielding the latter's son, VIII not DO fatAL
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have resumed before its time Is half out and the good
effects OF resumption will have become manifest that
what is regarded by Western Republicans as
measure OF weakness will be the greatest measure OF
strength Peace and prosperity will bless the land ana
the whole people will rejoice and pronounce benedc-
ton upon President Hayes and his Administration LOT
bringing about contamination so deyouuy 10 DO
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Private HOsyitn foe the surgical treatment Of diseases
OF the b pelvic under the exclusive control
Edward H. DixIn A. ID. IA D. situated ~ ne mjst ceEanJ
and part the city, IRON Ncnfa iaFs,
fronting the north spacious single and c0mmuleat ng rooms,
elevator BATHS ETC. provided with absolute privacy, and
j. oven rsonal examination, pronouncng the case
durable or otherwise
Three lectures structure and hemOrrlos their eQ"lt
coexisteuce producing nervous exniusu NJ
absurty medical instant removal Of D0th az
feciiOns moderate treatment i'm three Vpo
by the urethroona. AZ pages, pc once hodts
from TO- 2 to ana % 40 evenings. al - othaye
Po-.tDace Notce- lorelsn Tie Eees endins
SATURDAY september - 1871. Will close Al tis Once on
on WEDNESDAY. at II m. for Europe, by steamship
Abyssina Queenstown Correspondence for France
10 be forwarded by this amer must Dc speeiaAy
addressedl: ana .. France direct by steamship
France uavre; I'll L HsDAi AZ " n iOi EutoDe
bg steamship Lesng Plymouth, Cherbourg anu HAM
burg on SATURDAY. at 100 N, tor GERMANY &c. ~
seamslp Hermann southampton anu bremen core
pondenCe Tor Britain and France 10 be forwarded ~
fnis steamer specially addressed; and AT Il Tor
Cy Of Chester. via Queen7fOT, Or
respOndeuce Germany scotland and NORM or lanu 10
be forwarded ts steamer must be specially addressed
BOLIVIA. via Neville and Glasgow Tho steamships Nevada,
Abv-silia Chester naus of Denmark
Weoeu aud NOr~aY mails the Vest Indies. wa bef-
mda and It Thomas Havana and g. Thomas leave New
YORK september ~ mails China and leave -an
Francisco october lst Tue mails Tor Austa, &c, cave
san Francisco October lOth. $500. -. -
New-Y0rk, sept -. 1874 J. l. ia ME. rOsthasleL
Wanted companion 20 an invalid or elderly
adv or as gOvcrns take charge Of house. No objec
ton to ns country The best Of ences furnished
Address 4. FORD Tribune Once.
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s;ry has recently mace and important discovery In
elcctropatng Briefly it consists in plating the surface
81 substances with mcta by exposing such surface to
tile hot yapors % any metal with which 1t Is desired 10
plate.
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ONE GRUMBLE GONE.

FTOIu INC JlIItuItuYVIfs SVNIIItlt
The Democrats IN their last National Con-
ventOn denounced Republicans for not having in all
these twelve years resumed specie payment They VIII
have the chance 10 denOunce the party again for
failure In this regard. The present Administration VIII
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cOFFEE MARKFTs-

RIO JANHIRo Sept ie.Cofee quoted at 6o0OdG750 res
pcr for nrsts Exchange on LOndont 2fSs
Average daily receipts OF Coffee during the past wees
shipments the Channel and North OF Europe
2bOOO bags and the United States $4,000 Bags Weeks
for the Channel and North OF Europe 10000 bags
United 200 bags, and for the hodterra
mean, 5000 bags Stock, 10000 bags
sAxTrn Sept l9-Conee market quiet prices nearly
ouna Average daily receipts during tho past week. 1890
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

v.ranl n this city oY t~n - on
lines give divisions OF time Tor tne a ou,
glite
Of .hs mercury during those as.ra
TRrnrNE OFFICE sept. 2l-l \. ma considerable
fall OF arpressure took place yesterday The changes Of
temperature we're not important The moisture in the
air is decidedly IN excess.
partla coudness times threatening rain, Is proDa-
HE i'm this city and vicinity to-day, especially IN the
earlier hours Tomorrow is likely to be clear and some
uuua
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5pecial Nollces.

Young Lady desires OF children AZ their home.
or having extensively aDr0ad she would Ike ~ act
~ commander invalid alY either u travel or not As nav
The highest refreces given Address o. ~ bof
L. Tribune Once.
A Widow, uuencImbcrcd, and possessing some M ans,
seeks position Ai,eaecler p1vafe family. pls-
ami home object desired but her time were fuy oc
cupet would compensation. tT further
PARTICULARS Interview, address H., T. - BOX 3l05
Nervous Exhnusiton-A medical essay lsng serIes
Of le,t kahns Au.eun % AnaOAy New
YORK Of premature hecnr showing m
disuuaby health be regained aiOring clear
svup 81 the marriage aud treatment Ot
nervous debility ing te result OF 20 years x
terrence. Price Address the author, Dr. l. j.
Kahn. Ollie and tesssgce 81 T.. 10Th st, y. Y
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RoBINsoN-RUNDLE-on THURSDAY, Sep. 90 a, the resi-
dsnce OF the brides father, 1T Madisonaye koesrS
Robinson Helen Rundle daughter Of John C. kundio
sTEELE-PoRTER-In brooklyn, 10Th inst oy ne icy.
William r. TOmpkins Hiram n. steele, OF ~. Joseph,
Minnie T. Porte daughter OF Charles y Messhs'f
All NoHcs. Of Aayridges must BE- Endorsed with fsn
name aud address.
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MARRIED..

Cool Mornings and evenings necesstste LIGHT oVRRcoAn
The great stock o, them is found cos stores
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x0,, gentleman purchased these az the south Car
e. var was over sent them TO the o"ne's III 'V
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle States and New England,
+,onorv or falling followed by rising barometer. south
ev shifting to colder northerly winds, partly cloudy
weather, and areas OF Light rain.
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bag. weeks shipments 5000 bags all N Europe WEEKS
sales 600 bags Europe Stock hand, 1900 bags
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secured IN the United rlaiea and Foreign eol1ulesO
ARTHUR v. BRIESEN'> PAIENr AGENCY,
2Js Broadway New-NOrk
Rest references. send Tor book of instruction.
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db NOftc@ OI !
name aud address.
, 1877-12-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIL; COUNTY HuIIDIEG,

CO.." -,
1he Finance fhmfn!fl"r meets tn-dAJ 10 consl'er
ihc Mallrr Of rr,lnefng .aiatn..
g,hs ,.,,,,..o.. ,,t a.. .r, ., >.,,, u. T..
,',.'". 80 y, ~. ''""e u 'No'""'" fatk
anu bremen eot 1heif ""ks yesterday.
Jpdv. Lop,pta p,.sorrnrt ,wo marr,,re ,.,r,
nontrs ~r,t.r,,x nj r,.,, ,a,..a,..
-. n ."' "'"'' '."' ~ MI. t',"poA''i}
nrat ~ "n". Tie 'IannotT calendar OF hs cnnrt 10
being prepared
Thr f.r.ra .rn,v x...c,j,, h.,,5 n,n..ors -..,.
~ . .,.,. .,. ''.'' .'.'='N ."s'""a ~Nr'r
u pettJ ehafactef' an a'Ah sn abortion case IN
which ttGro may he mitch nf little. The Mckee
n1nrfer case wxs set for "wednesday.
, 1877-12-22
GEORGE MuIRHEAD.

IA s4e &sAhHF " &Hs 1sauuh&+
LAKE, Dec. 18.-Thh undersigned cEttxcrs and
taxpayers Of The Tuwn Of Lake desire uas,st cam
cst'v 10 protest against fhs unjust assaults upon
the character and official conduct ss dc0rsc Muir
head which have rccunI1y been published In Tue
THtHrxE md Jbtnts.
Mr. Multhsad has been citizen Of tho Town vi
Lake nlno years. liz was elected A,s.ssor anu
membrt VI tho Hoard Of Trustees In April, 1874,
and Reelected syesy year since. always after d
1illcr contest. and always by largo majority. Il,
every Instance leading biz ticket. Al The election
tn April, lb77. when The opposition {thc same fac.
l'un now dllIng tho daily papers with their fstsa
Accusattoms} snade lhcie 1crtcst fgh. he rccctyr.
3 majority Of $40 votes ut Ensleroed, l:t7 II lhs
Stuck. Yards ~ at the Car -S!lnps. and NJ iu Ike
precinct comprising the farming district and f,cH.
,hs snsi,s VT ali 81 he Gwn whsrn on, =
precinct tn tsls to"u. and cullreiy dh Vruyin: sc
chasFe th1s he j. kept In postum by thu stuck-
Mt. Mutrhcad's assessments have niwsys ber D
derltd tatF and hun0rabtr. and 6arn. tbs fur
years he has ISen Asstss0r his GsAtes hare nrses
been been changed BY the Committee Of III. County
Tho same party now making charges sgain.t him
Of faFOE1tlsM towar.ls the tnlotl stock Sars Com
County liusrd uf Egnaiixa.ioa. co4,inssl nf CON
pse1 .nS ssns 1sAs M
Aminea and tho entire matter Investigated by that
Committee. and The Fvtnli Of tho Investigation was
that lie asscsta,cnts ~ Biale ~ Str. Atuishgad
tee t*lors sae COMMITTEES Of the siats Huara os
E1natlxaI.on whcn ttsy wrre IN ch.ea:o IL August
lasi sna thry Aiso afsr Investigation left the
ststments unchanged.
MI Aa'fhsad has s.st had shs respect and
estecm u The rrspertabs puttlon of our rltitens;
~ runsidct h1Is capablr. ui'tl{Gt nsn VI strict
integrity. " sound Judgment, aud ef cestert pTin
cipts iolslly tncarsble u The cotrup lion charged
against hin IT, The syt,ces referred to.
Thu polltse coatcsts In sne Town cf Lake have
avsf hten tcfca sud b!tlrF. The sane seeUsaluus
pprpuses ptior 10 each election for the ,ssl fur
JeAEs. but tie people II the polls. afler prolonged
CANVAS. hare ss u sesr. By 1srae majoKsJ, tes'
sited lhcs tohulcnse IN bis Integrity snd. ability.
lend their influence I" his circulation VI such
charges without previous thorough examination
thsseof. and without ssceftAintRf the Character
1asnpa q s' re Tsops Sresa.s ;st
Cowan.t. u. FeIsy. .. !. Rc1trld, Epoeh Woods.
George sherwood, Scwtoa Piespolu!, Charles IT,.
pie.ss 3.w. hafnsy: y: \. bs;nry j. l:l.u na'e'.
Hssytou, j. i. woods. II. ToTsyth, /. i. =.
Asyasc4, 6: u; Andsl'on. a. d. war.
s..et Shtt!f s:t:. xsa'e* ssae b,.4.'s T. as''f
i. \. f,llol.on. Charles l.. ArnoId. i. {. Nsin.
to.h. !. v. sall.lsy. J: It. syb1.ndt, Z. ". Jst.
Mitchell. ueorxs Il. lla.ttnvs, Martin Dl1,hsss.
Geosvs sunderland, ". u. Iloy. Nelson Morris,
Jsss K p!as's t,oaSn T. = Rs.n
i. II. Jones. Ii. i. Goodaii. i. i. i,nsSin, n.
ps Luce. II. Mct.hesuey, ). y. Hoa.b. ". Fa!!on.
J u she'msa 4: G,sna~. Mood h.otasr', u. I.
WillAMs. J. Il. Cutuxsll, Juhn Wall ). r. liup.
P1s1 l.. kima'ry, 5. +. Champion.
, 1877-12-22
THE CJ'rf-I1ALL.

Tbs CNmpsrol1rr yesterday issued revenue war.
rants amounting to $500.
Tbs Trcasuser's receipts yesterday were $3.4s2
from the Water Department 1t *, 49, from the
Comptroller.
Smallpox was reported yesterday from No. 800
brown street. And from the fourth house weat OF
Ashland ayenue OH Dexter avenue.
The Committee On Streets and Alleys OF the west
Disaion Is called IN meet In the City Clerks o1lce
Wednesday. lee. 20, at j O'clock.
Tile Committee on lollcc IL called II meet In the
City Clerks ot11ca tlts afternoon 10 consIdcs tho
nds Inability Of exchanging tht Wcrt Madiann Police
stat,on and ground for the Globe Thcatts property
on Desplaines street.
Mr. e. T.. Fa1ian, Superintendent Of the ltou.o
q Correction n.anc yr:lerslay his hrs uppearahcc
at tte t1ty- Hall since hfA recent sascfe scAtp+.
Mr.. FclluA hzs been hotau about Il week. While
s!ck he was In buffalo.
building permit. wcrs is,aed yes!erday to 1nyvor
iaE.rn for twp thrra.stt'sy anti basement s,usc.
81. oO0 mid to T.. H. Smith for n iwo-rtory aud
cellar stors.dw.ltng. Stale atreet, near twenty
eighth, to cpst 81. uuU.
in the Ctr Clerks otslcc 10 consider al ordinance
directing the Mayor md Comptroller to make
contract for thu lts1tinu .aua c1ttngu,htnr Vi
street laulpa. II allauld b. here Remarked that
heretofore the eas cnn.panles have attended 10
tie lighting and estlnvushing. md have been gos-
etnsd thessn by t!1ne. table adop.e! by the .tty
the lowrat Of .ix lids. The priea le sskr i. nne
s essa, 'sf ad a2 E.. sssa a. e:ne. ax ' pss .s =,
@ ! aas g. wass,n. @ W. srs :sts'' fs@ tho 70
dtnt, a,t nj. lean. ilo superintendent of ths
West Side tiat Company. represented sfr. billings
a * .t n =, Tfsat a9n Of .aEN1 nsfk ao
npposcd tu MF. Lusl, and frunl what was suid it
"ns learned tlnt tls wutk In question costs at
proposes to d. tic ranle hi aoait 53 900 ies.. aad
stltl aavr = hsRd,oms psoa! for himself. Tue gah-
bo t.ollbls. becsuse II .iho con1aclor's empIoyss
beyond tho t!u,o .talls time Tor their cxtinelion
they. the xas men. would eertu!niy charge for tho
; M es a1a I'll ~, wa ~ ~ sgsa 10
mrs men neglected their WorK there was = runely
Il ths discharge # thots men, They a!.o sa,l
gas Tor the city md giving them nnlhlny to rsy In
reyard 10 the uss aud announcement of thr g,lan.
In thcsc arguments, anu wcru lcclltdly Ut thu
.du work doue, By Tho Fas companies, ret
de1s was % sreat t!at si1. is DI vas " aee%sd
worthy OF great consideration. a resolution was
a.opted 70 The effect that tbs Mayer sc1ualat the
nt.ht they could have thc Recommendation Of ll.e
s%ss s liz snrss 6 a.e viii VIII i1 H. L a.a
knew t,at shc ".est.lamp" was isrs.,sd snlulla:
tSss i % VA. ' n"t ss'tuxuIs!'sa '"a aatil s ;Sa
Int .ttset ,l la.ap va estneu!.hed;, II
f s ' On .eS.i"Ie us s&' X. iss
tho cry, aud. II allowed III b,rn sou short
Gator thrsc.o attached would bear sulrmn wltnrss
that each la'hp had burned more GAa Than hal
, 1877-12-22

COOK COUNTY EUnsfAL SCHOOL.
The graduating exercises Of tho County Normal
schnol. which ttsok piacc yesterday A,tcrnoun tn
tie large hall Of the scbonit we're different IN some
respects ffo'n the nanal closing rze1c OF sIni.
lar Institutions. TIN rnuhy lad;cs Ut tho class
discarded the customary while dscsscH and ArrxJ cd
thcnset.rs In dark. .cn'orrd fabrics. the white he.
IN z tesatn~d In thett g1ovcA and srtcse. The hail
was vel! Oiled al iha 1iour Fnr tue commencement
Of the exercises bY tho friends Of tho sehooI.
The hall waR darkeue'l Snd 1T bF ths kctpscns
chandeliers. The wali 1t tue back Of thu slagu
was tartetu1lr decorated With evergreens, md The
ssage "a. 1l,cra,lJ hrautlGrd with plant. aud ow.
trs. Ths cEnss hlus1o, ''Age quuI nuls," and
Int ~! "appc;,Fea, l, IN !hs wall IN evergreen.
tlss Ehufcn. otrArh the exercises NTH prxysr.
M... Hattie Wr'slt deli, cred the ssluta,"sy.
Na.s ii.tifr fo,ttr read n cssay entitled *'Tho
..'T..o Lswtllacss nf Law. K.etinws orch".trs
dispen"ed ton'e excellent music, sl4. Naude stc.
Gs'S* isss !st @ III Il a:s ses xt'f ;y.a ss,
entitled ''The Glars Gsulnucr," in wt,sth
the humorous coMp'nints of the class were lnaJe
Mis. Mofsa.et Mef'urn read. With an easy de-.
live!y. the pfixe ea-sy. entitled "Thc Influences
q q. i;saus''al upon Our Moral and intellectual
MI. Kt,tis A. Hastings read an essay on
a,runental duut, ..i'oei snl Pea.au,." on lie
plano With an excellence that showed much care
Ill. sasrsc t.. wli,ler rcclted tho e1a,s history
after The tnanncr Of ln,lItary camralgn, which
was srty interesting.
The sr9wninr Effort Of the day ~as ths sa!adlc.
wAt net nllst placed.
The elias. ihrn -ang song, thz words of which
we're " Miss kittsc hastings ann tho music by
lEof. l-arrlnaro then made few explanatory re-.
narks alMnt tho class. md presented each tetHler
the class ot 1s77: llatts l. Foster, clara ls Mack
sat,s f. NetniSng M.rante' Mssaf Na{
y. nrwey., fl9fa Benton. JOHN Diavn, Petcr
English. Lonl.cJ. Teare, Lucy +. stahl, Louisa
=. t'hcno"rth, Ella Reid. Elizabeth q. Koblnson.
katlSt'ns Clarke. 1da Fontayae. GcorgianA w.
The Hev. Walter Forsyth. Of the Eaglcwood
si IL so% 10 Mi"s Msrsaret % Mcarn 'Av The % auIhor
Albert d, Lanv, the County Superintendent. Of
sentea the c!asa with their certificates teachers
Tbs excrci.es uf the afternoon were elosrI Ly q
song and chorus " ihc class:
nutnsicr OF invited gnests. Including Tho County
superintendent and neu,oefs Of the lionrt Of Edu.
bountifnl rrpart provided fot t!,e w occariun. TIC
evening cxerc,acs consisted of the delivery of The
cla's uI4rcbs BY The isey. u. ": Thuu.as d. D..
class. s'''' "''' ''''" -''3 '''''' = ''s
HIDE PARE:
ing. The u.1;cer..rlect for The ensuing ytar arr;
T. ss%Ssy i is,IIS GneeLssS Issi. " W.a W N5Sn Mfs
William Watkins. !. D.: c.ri Anderson. !. IT,.
There will be meeting Of tho cttt,en, Of Hyde
FarK Ihar"'ay evening. 1T tbs hose: :l4oute corner
, 1877-12-22
CRIMINAL.

William Hansen WAS placed before JustIrs Sum.
lnefdcld yesterday fur keeping iisorIurly house
on Clark street. !Io took clIaH.u Of venue aud
way lnrd el00. Ninu Inmates were each Guea
$loo. Tho whole gan: went to Tho nrsdcwcll.
Maggie 1sanman has for some llme been going
about looking for man to whum to ascrlbc The
paturn!ty of her child. which las not ycI adu tls
appearance. She has fastened upon j.. ". Kenna,
amt Justlee Fonte Will gt,s him chance Monday
to show that hs IL not the right nan, BALL. $500.
Atchae! Nence. \ married nan. by profession 4
cook. and Ursula Jones. alias Hence, were arrest
cd yesterday ht tho instance Of John 4. luck ard
arra!snel before justce Footo for conspiracy AMI
s noa,y asf fs.S r. =, a
for hearing uec. II.
William litil, = eotorrd man residing It No. 10
Tnsd avenue. loat wntch and cts,n: liz sus.
thief, anl haa = warrant lssurd for hlui. Last
evening. Engsae fireman gave up the wstch to
Oalesr End'lyyt and - he could not sseouns fos
AcWaty.
M.ry jacobs, e,rl Of color. lately commented
suit fas lbol asaiu.l John 0teen, her former
aoottteu q her residence, thereby marking Ii ~
81 ja.,!ss Mss:h iii. iioaof eh.nata tic sls.sa
ft1M Ilbsl 10 malicious mischief. Sud o&Id John
10 lhe Criminal Court IN bonds Of $5pD.
The rooms occupied by 81. J. Klee.. Al No. 1hs
Randolph street. were rHtrscd yesterday sboa, |
eSl9ss ~ sSn.s a nnxnown ps.oa; wh9 ct % x.h
city valued ii sbout 3I0o sr. k!ees' room u,ats
" stuspscted. but 1as pot yet been aftested. The
absorption ii ths Individual. ths xoods viii 10
doubt u tseoFtted.
The Humane society esastd ths aslstt Of > nuu,
6er Of The trissrs ot lhu stock. Yards busli for
driving hpEsrs which wefs unit fur the work, aud
Vsa berg. The o.nrs 81 tbs ssoeE, w. ssse.sel
thu 9utuEa, Juhn Acltuuylu thu agent Of The So