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, 1877-03-19
SPOltTING.


The 1rst crack of tie bat on the bali in The West
tFn county will be henrl in tho games this wcek In
st. Louis between the Indianapolis snd st. Louis
tehnt. II tas hccn announced that there cnntcrts
would take place Tncaday and "wednesday, bat
indianapolis correspondent says they have been
postponed to saturday and Sunday next. Tho nat
urnl strength Of the indianapolis aided by their
Southern practice, should make them strong oppo-
ncnts fof tho f'FownB. TmE TRIBUNE docah't yet
believe that there ia much difference In tho plich-
ere.
The rhtlndclphta Sunday Horld dlsrourses Of
Tie new Athletics. saying that Egglcr might hd
member, but that he Grt wants tomc pay from
1att years C1nb. "e'a'ms aga.nst which amt
worth per cent" Al.o that !. the Athletic man.
fDr the pt,<,ls Under Tue law that cou6scetes all
nnicys bet to the t;nnra!ans Of the Poor" Can i
h ttAt such lEw has fnen In existence during all
the t!n.e that the PhIlade'phla club inanaetr have
been hctsitg openly and commanding their mon 10
lAHG according ~ The prCpuMeFance VI money lAyf
II such Law his leen on the statute hooks al
alonv, anh not nne mai. In tic great city has bcen
found q h.cksons XII! enough % s.,*ssts und:r =
desrha honesty than they ever had before.
The Dreadnsnsht Club Of this city, kspirIanta
for. tbs amateur championship. have completed
i. T. Dsr t a. Fscsdcnt. and j. \ Softon ' a. Sec. c.
fciary Tho at'drrss q The latter officer Is 10, y,
snd Il Lake street: Tns lean viii consist Ut v.
ba.'ssslS sf ;.fess j. T. shsnsc
Mccarthy J. I. and change T.; f. Gray. c. T.: y.
a I'll. !: III + ts hsss Co. CO. " !. os ss:t.c 1eis IT,.
year, excepting Forrest, who cahrht for the Act.
yet " o. Aplso r VT; ssd Mccarthy %ho rtteh
ting ur new uniforms for the team.
Tile Providence Sunday Ut*pa'ch. the New York
M,f1sy ana ,sse.a 9the, pSs h,se pubsacd
for the comln; season. There's u, Unpleasant
mistake IN tl,,t sentence. iHeaasc Tnx TalsrHE
, 1877-03-19

t1u1elNs
1TLE1S's HOTEL. 100 NORTH LAsALLE.ST.--
IN Flint glass t;trul&n lafI With pe2tas ttos At
1850 u Sd ler week day Lva1d i i; slngsa uras :s
cntat& Including GytCa.
, 1877-03-19
RaoIssEs AND OA8lesAUEs.

=
A ucTInN SALE ~ 110issE3 i41uU1Ea MAr:
- nasss4 ets,s Tueslays. Tsars:ayA ~ Saturdays
c0mnrnc!ax a 10 y. ~. at WREN 4 CO.'S lad su~
Su!1 sIle, ~
, 1877-03-19


I2SulSES. NulL LEts. tt.t}N AND Wtx.D WN,sE!Nu
- M.chssry, saea = isshsa. t'ta,sr4 matel.esa.
!n1 alach!nss s'apcfs, scro aud .xla pasa md suv
tables uIa n!aG4tuerj ls1uxht taken iu exrhaaks,
y!ss Y purify. r.; 51n,r,aE ordsr ?ae s:1ias mn snA
lral e.tetr shgtue. hoirr and al tue atlntFii tIla
cat4b lAhuicntlf DUNG thriving Lutu.sh Loc4sinu.
stsaua: Enkluv Wvt&*. soi 10 III tanAl.tt.
FN0INEs AND STEAM PUMPS IN STOCK ASD
IL nIaa IL 0r1rY. Examine 1tln aud ret pfct4 ta-
tore ordering. +. G. HEt.LA iia South llniun.4t
LrOIs sALE-osk STEAM EStilSK. HORSE, SIX
!athrs, With I'LL attachments f0r bFass nhxhinx. T.,
Milf Il nil -
, 1877-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS

4 IL CASH FAlp FOR L AST. q = CL0TillS No. CAR
~ lrtz furniture. aud miscellaneous Ro<,ts 3anJ
klnd ty scA4ius cllts to jonas bot stats :;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
" Salute the Bride" "
Iron III. Nsmphi. Avsi.neh..l


iron 'ne memphis A',Ieni
Fresh rom me eo''oh nelu sne' WIN
snunruboing brush pfeunaihs irom
her mouth. and he with cotton el,nging
to his mossy beard and patched eoat'
and grin ON his face.
"You are he ones who wish TO DO
marrisd-Gsorgo Mehsnna ana harriet
Shelton ?" asked Judge Hay. looking
over his spestaeies. ~ y
"He. he. We is. ar. sa,o MI Me-
ksnna, while Miss ohsiton o,aek 'aes
WAS modssiiy hid In her white sun
bonnet. :,
Join your right hands, 80, -
The palms came together IKE Wo
sticks OF wood;
"You promise ta take the woman
whose night hand you now hold
EYES. sir." j..
Ito be your lawful and welded
wifs"-
"Oh yes. sir, ne, ne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

A rRAvELkR in Texas reports a new
decree Of table e,ilus,ts. He discover.
cd q few blonde hairs in the soup. and
he thought the landlord would fssl very
bad about II. hat that gentleman merely
remarked a. he sxcavatsd perishing fiy
from the butter: "All ask Is that you
don't fish 'em out with your fingers.
You have got to use fork. II Is one
6f the rules OF the house that no gen.
:lsnan is expected to put his fingers into
the victuals. This amt no railroad
town. but when II comes to style and
tone we carry of the blue ribbon every
time the horn toots."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

ss SOUTH CLARK STREET. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
SECURE YoURsELr A noMRi

A nner opportunity for hmlly men. miners. or
any one elss 10 secure the nlost desirable homes
ehsaply and on the easiest pdssbe terms never was
presented. Lumber and building materials are
plentiful and cheap, md there man may build his
house. and surrousdei BY his family. dwell In cen.
fort amid peace and plenty.
for full Information call on Mf John McMaheet
Who will bs plsAssd to fully impsrt the same 20 AL
who desire. oct m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
als TOWN lots,

he property Of Mr.. Atkissn. whose old ass and
nnrmities induce him 10 clsse up bis afalrs and
retifs from active business life, offered fof sas.
through bic aren't usneral Phelps. who resides on
the premises.
Thee lpis are 10 Be sold on the instalmsnt plan.
at nom Sgo 10 Soo es,h. 10 Be paid for In install
ments Of S per month, without interest, puf.
chaser 10 bs given posssssion amer paying the hpt
instalmsnt.
John McMxhou, Superintendent OF the I<via-
appointment ~ sole agent In this section for the
dlsposai Of these Lots, and viii show the maps sf
the property and give full particulars 10 all desiring
The Tius Is ipdsputsbls. being Uaitsd s,aiss
Patent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
LOVED At LAST.

And 90 be lovss me, thoogh they said
No lover s'sr woula come TO ne.
Thai I should ne 'es be woosd or wed.
Or nurss child upon my knee;
They we're 90 sure that should miss
The 10 ans hssitAge of ehss.
And I. too. In the sad gray hour.
Whsn through low clouds no .unliEht shcne.
And vhsn the slow sept.nesr showers
sssmsi nsturs's tear. for summer goee,
Imarmured with long sai sgh:
" M summer al-o has ne ev
Bat nov know that what 10 me
seemed Autani rains were showers OF
M inner hss come. and now zee
Lsvs's saalis~t brighten everything;
He szys be loves me. and to-day
NJ yssr rolis back 10 early Nay.
How ala u GOMEZ ak Of him;
He ssys ny face 10 sweet and isir;
And yet 10 me these eyes are dun.
And on this brow are lines of care;
But nov thess eyes shaii yet he bright.
And once Ax In this brow grows igas'
He love- me ioves mel repeat
The blsst aasarance every hour;
And pow the vine OF life 10 1--WE .
Thst yesterday was sharp and sour
Nor ! can drink vita splri, bold.
Loves necsU fron cup Of gili.
iooh through ioag. sios-eonilng ye<rs.
Naas By his love eli bright and fAif:
look oand through happy tears.
And SO his imaxs everywhers;
In his great lore br aihe and live:
II 10 be sin. dear God, forgive.
n eaano. BE-. since havs knosn
His love. Gods love seems desrrr to:
lie has come nea- 10 ms. and shown
wnsf for the hambest he eau do.
Life's fstrfui fingers intertwtns
The human love with the divine.
Oh love. lovsi lp,si Oh blessed vori.
That never did understand
TIL In my ear his voice heard.
And felt the pressure of h.s had;
No more walk with eye cast down:
I am his queen. love 10 my erosn.
AL hs Year R.asd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
VOL. XXX
WATCHES! JEWELRY!

ExrE,synI WORN WAS rIRsT @
IN Is when
from me
spnuin
The
Jnu I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
spllp RuMllNE aulp nuMrlNa CASE WATCH FREE.

sample c. amount; 20 J ten times tho
lot rsts fos o. our u lot r ~"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

A RARE cHANcEI
Homes Secured In the Most Beauti.
ful, Eligihle and Healthfal Per.
tion OF Californis on Cheap
and Easy Terms.
Chsies Rieh Fas.iss Lssts n ssa
Sfatssi Csussy, Bsrdsriss go
Bas Francises Bay.
A RARE CHANCE l

REDwooD CITY. IN SAN MArE0 COUNTY.
~ California situated on the vestsrn side Of the
bay Of ssn Francisco. 10 one Of the most beautifully
- well - advantaseously located places In CALI
fornia. lth situated In the midst Of an extensive
and remarkably productive farming region. With
soii VI Married fsrtility. abundance Of water. and
upon the main route Of travel BY rail o. Otherwise
between bsn francisco and the great valleys of
santa Cars San Jose. 0ilroy. and In last the whes
Southern California region
Being beysnd the influence Of the disagrsssbis
ocean winds and fogs, the temperatsrs u pieassnt
and equabls. and the climate sas heathfal ~ could
be desired.
The soil produces everything, nom the heaviest
Yield OF grain 10 the most desirable Injuries Of the
garden and orchard, and the surroundings Of tho
rapidly growing tovnars among the most delightful
TO be found In the uolden state.
The southern Pseine Railroad Company 10 nov
grading fOr double track of steel rails along the
Bay shore, shortening The distance several miles,
and anorilng more frequent communication and
rapid transit icing the intention OF the RAilrOst
Company 70 furnish eommutstion iickss 81 very
low rates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
% 90 LOT.

- % LOVs
ons Ladies' 0psra Guard Chain.
One Ladies' Mech Chain and uross.
0ns beautiful Locket. engraved.
uns pair Hand Brscslets.
Ons usnts twist link Vest Chain and chAfn.
One pair Onyx sleevs Buttous.
One s<t lO Onyx shlt Studs.
One new improved Collar Button.
One extra cut Cameo Beal Ring.
One Arizona solitaire stud.
One set amethyst OF Topaz Pin aud lar Drops.
Ons Ladies' Chemise buttoa.
Oas plain Ring. stamped 10 X.
% 90 LOT.
One Ladlss' Opera Chain. with Aids and
tasssl. (iistaii price So.
: One Cent? heavy watsh Chain. With curb
charm. tRstsii price 81
Ous Ladis,' heavy long Neck Chain.
Oas elegant chased Miniature Loeket isf
one set Cameo Medallion Pin and Ear Drops-
One pair Js) heavy hand bracelets.
One tenl's Solitaire Diamond stud.
One aent's Cluster Dia1ond Pin.
Ous pair Amethyst or Onyx sleeve Buttons.
one sst (s) studs TO match the above.
One elegant heavy set Cameo Seal Ring.
One massiv~ band or Wedding Rins.
Upe new patent Collar Button.
One Ladies' Ch-mlse Button.
One Amethyst or Tcpas III e, extra nnish.
a.. ..... A.. ....,,- Tan, ti,,ss Tho mica ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

nEposlrs Of COIN OR BULLION received.
| either oa open Account or TO issus Ckk.
TfFiCATRS therefor, payable tat the option oi
the holder) In Gold Hin or san Francisco; 70
make collections, purchase Bullion atthe most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent bank In San franciscoi
soils Bills OF Rxehange, and trsnsaes General
Banking Business.
, 1877-11-02

ton Of the properly will permit. Poly
teehnio School for instruction In engineering,
applied chemistry. stc., will be opened. The
will provides TINT tho bcqnest shall sake
effect in 1885, IT the accumulattons do not
reach $500, 900 before that time.
This is n noble gift, remarkable for the
unostentatious way In which It Is made, md
for tho wisdom Of tho plan drawn up by The
donor 10 secure tho benefits desired. bfr.
trw1a was quiet, hhrtl-working man, little
Rivon to display during his lifetime, and not
likely to seek TO perpetuate hia name In use-
less or extravagant monuments. lie chose
rather 10 fir It In tho memories
Of tho peoplo by means of d
school whose Influence may extend to
remote ages, always earning the grati-
tude Of those who attend 1t and tho country
in which their work shall be done. Mr. LEWIS
WIS little Of public man. Few persons
know Of tho extent Of bis fortunes, or ex-
pocted from him 80 magnificent gift to tho
people. Without promise or hope Of reward,
and even with n shrinking from ante.mortem
fame, ho has done what 1t waa generally
hoped and believed Afr. WILLIAM D. OopEN
would do; mud tho ono man deserves as largo
place in the kindly memories Of The people
rs the other doos. The Lewis Institute Of
tho future will be monument Of which any
man might be proud.
, 1877-11-02


The Chicago produce markets wcro less actlrc
ycrtcrdny, nnd generally easier. Mcrs pork cloact
s.catly, st s1", e.,Gel..05 for November and
s12 ;Gt .37ts fur Januasy. Lard c!nscI ra.y, at
sH.o',,. for tho year and es.1o pc1ler january.
Meats we're lie pcr 1h lower. nt Etc for 1ouAe
shoNk1crs md D.c for ito stozt r1bs Lake
frcshta were quiet ana drmer. ni 3.sr for corn to
Hnfa!o. Whisky wn- unchanged. et sl.th1tiFh
l. U1 per gallon. i'iour was ca.tcr. Wheat closed
firm, Mt sl.p:.1a fur November and Sl.tI4.* for
December. torn cio.ei steHdy. at 4:]ac for No
ve,"r and 42..c foF MAY. Oats efoscd quiet, At
2;i,.c fur November anI 23Tc fur December.
1tse wa. tca1y. at '4c. Harley closed easier. ~
talc casl, arsl 1l!,Dn1stc for December. iIogn
n.odrrAte1y active csr1y. but c1nscd dull und
5e1loc lover. al si.Go1j.00. castlo wero un-
changed. sAlrs wrrn Mt so.00d4.a6. Sheep
WE'RE lnwer. ut ST. 0oGli.a5. Tho receipts Of hors
In this cit. during )cfohes were I}l, Iii head. to
fncc Jau. ]. 2.H1i.Hi0 a1Ainst T. on, H.; ta,no
time In 1bsd. inspected Into store in this city
yesterday: rio cars wheat. III cars and o. 900 BIT
curn. ~ rars nnl DGD0 bu oatt, 10 casA and
10. 0oo l'n rye. nhl ~ cars harley. Total i7+,
cart). 31!. GOO bu. One hundred dollars In gold
would buy si02. II In grecnbacks at tho close.
, 1877-11-02

Some voters may not havs read tho report
Of tho Committee appointed 10 investigate
tho condition Of LrEn's Office. Tho matter
ia of too much importance to be passed over
careless1y, and We advtse every voter to turn
hack and porusc it. Tho Committee Of H.
yestigation found the County Clerks
oflco in q frightfnl state. Tho books
and records are botchcd, blupdered, aud
blotted. Most of the work dono on thom
has been scratched out, written in, md
spoiled. Tho whole establishment has be-
como q rotten rookory, filed up with deatl-
boats, old aoaks, and incompetent persons,
who nre costing the Taxpayers more than
t,eice what the Office ought to cost. The ex-
pendituro this year Is 100000 beyond whnt
It should DO. Tho mismanagemont Of the
office il alarming as we'll as shameful. Tho
Committee hint strongly that tho official in
clnrgo may prove to BE- n dcfaultcr md
they cito somo worry suspicious cases Of tho
retention Of money. In conclusion, they
solemnly say:
twill then surely bo shown that now tho o!ace
IL oxtravagantly managed, md II In tho admins.
tration Of funds ntrustod to his fLlERs hands hny
irregnlsrlty exIsts-nnd It looka ts way decidedly
ILLS successor II tho ouly man who can ind 1t out.
There IL but way to prove that the cash IL cor
rect and that ID, ''to count fAs money!"
, 1877-11-02

The Republican Executive Committee have
generously put the Democratic Campaign COM
mittce on tho truck Of $1,000 which they arc
rlghtfully entitled to for party purposes. They
say in their report IN regard 10 the btacknall
assessments LlEn has levied on Ills clerks:
During thu last ycas LlEn's clerks contributed at
various times from 10 TO III per cent OF thor
monthly stipend tes samBpelgn purposes. sExregat.
LtEB's hands, bat 1srfr dtr<rtd 10 the Democratic
Central Committee. Questions about tho cxpeua1-
turu Of the fund have elicited 30 TAR only eva4ye
answers. This year, L is stated. assesstsnts ~.
xrcgating already $3 600 have been lesicd on the
employees Of the County Clerks Office. AAaesa-
mcnts wers mhde before any Democratlc Campaign
Committee was appointed. and Lien - tho sole
guardian Of this fund At present. VIII hotel what
he did with 1T
It would materially Tighten tho assessments
being made on the Democratic candidates II tho
PEHRr Il. sMIru-DAya THORNTON Campaign
Committee would require Llgu to rclinquish
the 15 per cent assessments he has collected
from his battalion Of clerks, amounting at this
ttmo to $1,000. In regard to this fund be only
gives cyaslve answers.
, 1877-11-02

change that dcclarnltunt (1)Was there prnv;s,ao ~
n,nds frbcn Tcra. whs admitted a. H,atcI th,t
whenever Il was desired by fnnjority of In @ a.
hhhlthnt& Of that State. By enabling let or f,n
Rre.s they may form and organize four stat". in,
what Ia now tho State OF Te1aAt F.p a"
ANswER-f1) At the time the Copett,,tIon
was adopted gold and silver coin WA tho tnonc1
In general use throughout the world. Tba
Constitution has nothing on tho subject further
than to provide:
The ConRresa ahall hare powee Ia tn,,
11ne5 tsse:te shf "alas thereof and Of iote,sa
Of credit make anything but roi md s,yt, eoin Ss
tender in payment Of adtts. wiz
f2) The Constitution has not been au,cn1c, ia
this particular. 80 The net Of Congrcts ad.
milling Texas into tho UnEon a. q State nro
vdcii that when sufficient population autbori1.
cd It, by consent OF tho State nntl Of Coucress.
Texas might be divided and form four nev
States out Of the territory. It should
be remembered. however, that the boundartcx
of Texas, rs claimed at that time, included
mitch greater nren Of territory tlau is now in.
cludcd In the State.
, 1877-11-02
repealed.

It Is proper that the Taxpayers md citizons
Of Chicago who nro In favor OF reform In
County Government should take notice that
DAVE Tnons1os's Campaign Committee arc
concentrating their efforts In tho city with
tho purpose and hope OF carrying it by 30
largo majority m to overcome tho conceded
Republican majority Of the country districts.
To TO this, II will DO necessary for thcm to get
ut fcast 5000 majority In tho eighteen wards,
and the expenditure Of money, tho organiza-
ton Of the rougl,s and bummera, and ali the
devices Which tho DAVE THoHyTos gang aro
eqnnl to, will bo with this end In viow.
Now tho programme OF tho Ring, tho
bu,nmers, nnl the. baIlos-box suffers
con DO defeated by an earnest and
united effort Of tho business mon OF Chicago,
every ono Of whom isinterosted in saving the
extrn half million dol!ars a year which Ia
sauandcrod and stolen under tho present
County Government. Such activo, pcrsonnl
interest iu tho result OF tho election aa will
bring out tho entiro vote Of tho taxpayers,
business men, md reputable citizsus, will
prevent DAVE Tnonxrox and bis crowd from
realizing their hopes. There Ia ono circum-
stance which shonld assuro this interest In
lie business community. II DAVE Tuons-
1oS'a crowd cnn carry tho city hy ovon 100
majority. though thoy will fail thereby to
elect the general county officers, they
will elect four ont OF the 1ve Coul-
missioness, as tlss number Is chosen by
tho city vote alone. There III one Of these
t,nranra At 1eau} xvho Ia bntinvn,3 IN Ia -s..v,
, 1877-11-02
THE LATE SENATOR MORTON,

Senator MoEToS, Mt tho carly ago Of q
years, In tue primo Of his intellectual vigor,
has passed away. 1.y his friends, by his
State, by lis party, an.l by lis country lie
will 10 mournca; hts tleath will be regarded,
NJ tho tlcatis of my great, intellectual u.an
will be regarded, rs national loss. One by
one the States are claiming place on tue roll
OF iliustrious statesmen who have departed
for tho names Of their aons. Indiana to-tlay
asks TINT she 10 represented On TINT roll by
the nnmo Of OLIVER +. MoaTos, The ,noat
distinguished Of her sons sLo Inns yet given
to the country.
The list Of Americans who hayo won fame
III civil life, who have succeeded Ia oyershad.
owing oven military glory by high aims and
glorious actions, Is not 10 long but it can 10
called over rcaslily. Tic statesmen OF tho
Revolutionary period form, Of cousse, class
by themselves. With tho exception Of HAM
tLToS, tho majority Of these mon wero In
timo malo Executive rulers OF tho nation.
With tho a.lvont OF Gen. JACKSON now class
Of statesmen came upon the stago, and
among the most oIuinout OF these how few
attained tho Presidency. Wxnsrgn aud
CLAr, CALHOUN, Wn10HT, W1aT, and BENTON
will 1.-Two honorcd In tho memory Of tho na-
ton when many OF their more successful
rivals shall 10 forgotten. EVERETT, 6Ew-
Anp. DOUGLAS, and CnAsE will lll 10 less hon.
orea pages In history bcca,so other men
wero preferred for higher placoa than they
| nttaiaea. Alr. aIol1oA's public career has
Eecn long ono for 10 young q man. In
early life lie lad been Democrat hut,
hfter thu rassago Of tho Kansas-N Nebraska
bll'' ho laft that party and helped to organ.
szo tue 1opublican party Of Indiana In 1861,
lie bounded to. tho leadership OF tho new
party III Lis Stats, and for twenty.tl,ree years
I Le has been It's autocrat, without q rival or a
heartburn. No Republican In Indiana has
eyeT contested tue leadership with lin. or
sought 10 thwast him in tue councils Of tho
party. 1lis wish Aas been law among TIC
Republicans in that State. 1Ie WIS na,u.
.al.born leader, aud ruler Of men by virtuc
Of brnin-powcr aud forco Of will. In 1856,
ouly two years after tho Republican party
was formed, he rau a. Its candidate for Gov.
ernor, mud made q most vigorous and brill
iant canvass, stumpiug almost every county
and, while 10 failed Of nj election ly leu
than 0,000 votes in poll Of quarter Of
million, ho ran ahead Of every other candi
date on Lis ticket. and established bis un
challenged leadership during the rest o
his lie. Ills Official life began will
the breaking out OF. the Rebellion, leu
than twenty years ago, but into those bric
years have been crowded greater laLors
, 1877-11-02

Lilo Aonfual1ians are proving themselves
very cillcient allies OF the Russians. They
haSs behaved with admirable coolneas and
salos. and even with better judgment than
tho Kuss'ans themselves, before PleYna, and
No" they have captured mud occupied an im-
I'ostaut Turkish position on the liue OF the
Danabe uear Halova. Tho recent invasion
Of tho Tinaok frontier by force Of Circas.
aians will shortly show what kind Of alIies the
servians are likely 10 provo when they euter
tbs field on the side Of Russia, II tbs news
OF this iuvssion be correct, it viii not be long
before Seryia will bo forced into the war.
, 1877-11-02

The Committee lnvttcd BY Lien to investigate
his books and the manner In which be Is mnnag-
Ing tho afYairs OF tho County CleFk's otIlCu have
performed that dsagreeable duty, and among
other things they sBT:
btr, Lien IL also tho custodian OF tho moneys sc.
cel,cd for tAx redemption, which ho should pay
over 10 The tax. buyers on densnd. A be IL 9}tfn
ubtfps troua the Gncs, tax-buyefs ara frequently
gwen only due.tl!i under tbs pretense that bir.
L1kn - spssnt and cannot sign check. These
DUE. bills arc from ttuc TO iMe presented and ra.
deemed. Now It happeHcd that a0ma time ago /
gentleman frva, Nrw York, MAnoNkr by name,
held sons -. 600 worth Of these due'hllss. lie
public oilccF kept under sons prets1i Or anothcr,
TOR several weeks out of hls muney. Why lhkA was
10 remains for Mf. LlEB to clear up.
, 1877-11-02

Sporadtca1lY TIM managers Of tho "rhiladel-
phIa Permanent Exhibition " come 70 the front
mud announce that, III splte Of al help from the
railroad companies, tho people nust rally to its
support or It will suddenly lose the character
istic Of permancucy. howl Ia now sent forth
for phenomenal attendance On Thanksgiving.
a day set apart by the Chief National Func-
.louary for the solemn contemplation Of the i1-
ytgoratiug turkey. A. tho Presidential proela.
nation comes arst, and as no amount Ut patsou-
ags seems sufficient to ssslst tbs "Permancnt
Exhibition" tho people viii probably disregard
the appeal for shckcls and 70 ln Tor tue religious
aspects Of the occasion.
, 1877-11-02

The railway managers representing tho
principal lines connecting the East mud Wcst
hava concluded conference In this city
having for its object such q division OF tho
wcst-bound frcight.busiuess as will be satis-
fac.ory oil around. mud put stop to tho
cutting OF ratos. It docs not appear t},at
the movement is successful rs yet, but cou-
iidcrahla progress has beou made, and the
managers aro hopeful Of perfecsiug sys.
tenn "f division that viii bo satisfactory
alike to tile stockholders Of the railroads
an1 In tho merchants and shippers who pat
Fu,lizu them,