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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
rHR rHREArENEp REvoLr IN rAMMANY.


The prospect OF a serious revolt, as | have
ed pretty clear But ~ make believe that u will be
movement obscure men, and matter OF especial
Importance somebody about three weeks sent out
circular calling for meeting 20 organize General Com
uittee OF the " Independent Party" To this cah
was amended the names Of ex,Judgs CardozO ex-
Alderman Ton Barr, ex-Judge Waterbury. Perpetual
Obce-Hoder Purser' exAlderman Bagley dead
these two vearsL ex-Distrct-AttOney sam Gar
yin. and about = dozen nObOdes. This call was
privately shown around, and in due time returned 10
TAe ErpTess where II was taken UP terrier takes
shaken very small shoestrings The stupid
kpreSE probably thought the people would take s word
only revolt that Iammany WOULD nave 10 meet But This
putting " straw was too silly Nobody wac de-
oelved The revolt ID September will he led by
Henry l. Clinton, Judge Bixby, ex-MayOr Nickham
Oswald OttencOrfer, Andrew r. Green, senator Morris
Andrews, Henry Classcn, and others Of weight and
thorty. Not only has Tammany 70 meet the opposition
o. these and possibly Of the great majority OF the
Germans but many Of her hitherto trusty henchmen
oisa1ected. They especially outraged al Keys per
soma efforts prevent reform 10 the City Government
irepeat there ID trouble ahead for Boss Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
PASSENGERS 4RRLVED.

FROM HAVANA-Hl Steamship NiGqsrd.-Geo. NJ. Jones'
Miss Mary Pohrmus De Wit stoarns Geo " Wylie, W.
o., IL Nagci Miss Katie \. Dunlap +. Lombard, Y.
GOMEZ. Pedro r Leonard Felix Rey y Garcia Freian
"a, anova Manuel Brabo MARTIN. Frederick Bower. /.
uonrca Ybram Urquiaga. VIM. Urquaga. Rafael Reyes.
,.1ar l. BOyd, B eahelo ElDGrdo Orgc. Harry
NJ Mossey Ceesiino Suarez, Juan 4 Abacns Ramon Do
barganes Dolores Arge, Eiw ard NIL EmcO Cespele
Antonio Urbizu Mendoza. Mss Jennie Hyatt Mas
Rosa Kruger. Francisco Morales FLORES, MrA f..
Morales Flores, Geo. r. NJ. Holt Henry UpmAn,
Angel Dacarrets j. W. Meyer Jose Perez Sierra
Hammond H. Riego. Cons anun Fahberg. Fran,Lseo
PrsAo, Manuel hOdieguez, Manuel Hernandez Aglsln
ArambaEa Enic0 Gonse hLss JosepIne Weber Fran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
GIVE Us A MONARCHY.


"The mild idiot whose chief business 1t Is
N prcdct the OF Tie hepuohc As HE NEW
YORE TRIBUNE puts h., mas great tue 10 present les
NJ rnov MN. puchc face. mild voice, aiucr scedl Ia
biIiments world been able 10 appreciate MS ami
fes Meet nm often. Told you 50 country gOlhs "
TIE dogs this = your popular government pan what
are we erf Whittier are We drifting Corruption on
every side nard times incompetent men Al the helm
look al Rome. Greece and these ielOWs-hO &C. must
give in plunk PUNK PUNK. PUNK"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
pODGING AN ABSURD RULE.
IL L .L.-l.-- i


Assistant Secretary Mccormick OF the Treas
nv Dertent states mat the effect 0i Use order Of tLe
Adjournment fOrbdd than one person oI FAMILY
- h eDrlovec IL lie department las been mltgated IN
many ses by exchanges with other departments mus
%-bera valuahe clerk mas been discharged from The
Treasurv -p inent because some Relative Is retained
tbe discharged been allowed tO ana clerk IN
me Interior Or some other department aud arrange an
src6an OF positions provided tie cCrk with whom the
e1chanre IL made Las not hailed rom state having
more than iLs quota n tie Treasury D'paI mont lhe
new apDontnents made D. the Treasury Depart ment,
therefore nAve not al been inexperienced clerks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
s0CTALIsrs TO wORKNGMEN.

Under the direction OF Williamsburg Social
ists the workiu gmen Of New Brooklyn held massmect-
ing last evening Turn Hail. -unpterst, near Ralph
ave There was fairly large audience present and the
sneakers were applaudel especially when describing
the wrongs Of the worknS1lcn OF the country.
Canain Kaiser and the o. the Twelfth Precinct
Police were on hand. bat were noe required. citizen
~cbiac's remarks about Henry Ward N'echcr M winch
n. , tit he spoke for money. and rorcyrt 5000 FOR
i.le lecture while thousands 81 hs follow creature
starved not even obtaining dollar day, were hislly
.ruIaud.d several tnc speakers @"larsd that tlc
events ~ the past week had added Gpaa or or million
of -oriali,.s 10 their former small uui-. rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug. 2-1 q. m.-Although most Of
yesterday was cloudy and windy the curve or srpres-
sure showed remarkable steadness after rise IN the
earlier parr OF the day The fan - temperature aver
aged about So There is still an excess Of moisture il the
arr.
Cool and for the most part, cloudy weather, may be
exrected In this city and vicinity Tor Two days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

.o the whole FaubOurg has heen aug Nv h r,yen
pose rh ,ns,sions OF the ancient nobility nave gwen
oh sce 70 restaurants and cafes, ana inc heA'
LII know nothing of old Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
AnnTIoN AL made REPORTs.

WILMINGTON Y. C., Aug lS,ir.ts o. Turpentine firm as
zoe adv I'll % FOR strained Crude Iurpentne
unsettled. Tar steady AZ 81 -.
CATTLE MARKETS.
BALuNoRB Nd, Aug. l.-CArr g-rhe market during the
haz been steady. with lar demand Prices: very
Best 80. 4B7ioc; First Quality, 5G5ac Medium fa4 +ci
Ordinary b. Sc, most sales a. ogJ &c h"ceYts Z5iJ
head: sales. 20y4 heao
Hoos-,upply hght: demand fair prices higher range,
"a r-ltc Eccepis. 1909 neal.
have been du stsady range. sQ5sc Receipts,
5.ZJ6 mead. - - -
COFFEE MARKETS.
RIO JANFEo, l.Conee aue prices maintained. Good
2i Aver - daily during the past week
90 iaIs werk t0 the channel AMI North ~
nj ed STATES ~ 900 and Mediterranean
ports. the Channel ami
North Europe. H. 90 the United 10000 and Melt
terri ports Stock 4l.OoO. santos Aug. Cot
market quiet prices nearly nominal superior -an-
7UOO02Dp refs per 10 kucs Average daily receipts
during the week, 800 bag weeks shipments % al conn
1910 including 5000 TO The channel North Of Europe
Mediterranean Orts weeks sales 1000 bags, al for tie
United states. stock IN port, 10000
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Aug lPnniiug Cloths are little moro
in demand 1 SC. for standard, and extra 6ix6+s
WOOL MARKET.
Boston Mass Ang l.-Woo steady and firm; demand mod
crate Ohio and Pennsylyina al +b6.O, ncuing
m,fium Xxx. Michigan ami Wisconsin medinm aud y,
f2Gf5c: AMI Delane wanted sold up close As last
A. graded market firm 50ejjc; Pulled ~ iair demands
supr and x, So ijc California IN FAIR demands spring,
. 431c.. Fail, l5G-0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
PREsUMPTIONIsrs WERE IDIOTs-THATs ALL
PyOra The Cincinnati gGzefts.

We assert that the action of the Chamber not
ony reflects OF the great majority OF that
body but of the people Of Ohio also The Republicans OF
Ohio will, doubt pass similar resolution. Nobody
hut financial idiot believes 10 possible nfOrce the
Resumption Act without additional legislation, nd
body but political idiot believes II possible 70 obtain
such alton 10 time make resumption the 1st
o. January, 1879 practicable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
oRaANIzINa ZOE rHE TEXAs PACIFIo sUBsIDY.

Washington Correspondence B0Sf-a @ittTi.seT..
The supporters Of the Texas Pacific Railroad
srhee ar much confident than thu have been for
severa months that they VIII Ktt Their measure passed
~ tie coming session Congress They nave received
comics Of a'sed by tile AkSas Press AssO-
cat0n IN favor Of t- Texas Pcnr road ana these are
hut the forerunners OF eAIcnt IN other parts OF tie
eOuth one OF the plans s 70 nave an immense petition,
Tgped by 100000 wOrklug-meA, Ia De presented 10
Congress It's session. asking Tor he passage or
TIE bll IN tue interest Of the working classes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

What gender il sugar T. asked teacher
M te gr.nlu.r class What Kind OF SUGAR. ASKED u
boy What Endr regeatsd the teacher " what nas
nine g,naer" said tic boy. Why feminine gender T.
asked the TEACHER with puzzled face. " because you
cant tell Its age" promptly replied Tie boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

Some one praising the c0nJugal peace enjoyed
by A gem Ieman IN the neghnorb"Od, no had not had
even al argument with his wife flr more thaa tDllty
years appealed 10 Paey whether were not admrabs
~ a domestic example. " Nae dOo' said the doctor,
Il was vera praiseworthy but must have been vera
dool"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

WATERTOMN. y. Y. Aug. THE camp meet
ing al thousand Island Park has closed bur is followed
by "A u0nsto temperance neecn- which 10 continue
-r some days. The Association vhr hlo charge % the
,-,ceadin was organized IT, Old Och9r Beach. Maine.
IN. August $40 Thu following A-e -Ar officers; Prc,i-
drut Prof Geo f.. Foster Ere el1s ston. p ~rcrs-
fo-ics toe Rev. D. e. Blbcock t.f.t-n Ahia and me
Rov Tnns Gaines, StauhOpe CANADA ~ s ctlected tfnt
rucs Murphy the great temperance apostle OF Penn
.vlvauia. viii reach the PARK Die eh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
rROrTIyG AT BUFFALO PARE.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 1.-At the second
dsJ here to-day the full attendance throughout
the DAY was about $500 persons and little interest
manifested. though the fine The first
or the 227 class purse $500; Sl25O 10 the first
1928 the second 1878 10 the bird, and $3.50 to the
I-.IL..r 4. IL ..-.,lrar anr,-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION IN CANADA

OTTAWA, Ont Aug. 1.-The new arrange
mont CT TIE Public Works Department. by which the
ut.rcoiona. Railway Dawson ronte and Paciic Kali
vay ars consolidated unuor the regular 'aa o. Lhe De
rtrrnf comes into force today. large nUh'rr OF
,,r,ai on r.rs are Thus thrown out or employ ncn1
1r rsoeiva one months pas q retiring allowance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
Ex.GovERNoR MOSES RELEASED on BAn-

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Aug. 1.-Ex-Governor r.
J. Moses. VII hasb Imprisoned here for week past
while tctIfyug before The Investigating Committee rel
ve to he recent political history OF this state was re
leased to-day on $1,000 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
THE BONAPARTIST SPLIT N FRANCE.
PARIS. Wednesday, Aug. l, 1877.

N. de Cassagnac, replying TO the letter OF the
Bo,apafti5t Committee published on Monday Pc
fuses to acknowledge the Committees authority
and saws: If the Empire does not know how 20
subordinate itself 10 the needs Of France 10 contain
itself and wait. it viii never be restored"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
A Sensible STRIKE BREWING,

The next strike will be among the stock
49, al me various railroads They nave usen work
~ M 1ced rates for long tune TIE earnings OF tne
NJ vv,,,. should nave been dividends. nave been
,ED rom the roads by tine outside hn-S such rs the
a~row Line and Bed Line th' Blue Linz ana O'HeEs'
which a c the b0Oc-suokers TO lhe rAIt"''u PioPeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
Sole TROuBLED ABOCT sTANLEY MATTHEws.


This nonsense and treachery Is the work Of
M Stanley Matthews. who by combination Of uuiucky
circumstances, United states renatOTeect for ONO.
The course OF this ridiculous person has been such
- 70 prepare the puDhe 10 believe mat he
Il the enc man in al Ohio, had almost
Aaid IN tie whole country, who would cOnrive such
piece OF stupid qualification IL seems 10 be IL order Just
now n PLAIN speech respect 10 Mr.. stanley Mat
Views. IL bas taEen him iong 10 prove mat
hs abilities surpassed by bis f0ibee. and
tnAt be Possesses Ia eminent degree Inc qual
mc1taOns Of shallow Statesman Of the inst
CAS- Stanley Matthews took occasion 10 visit
6eS-fork, and ~ make known a. every suitable or
suitable opportunity his opinion that silver coin was
excellent "a with which to pay the ccnttm bonds
sna AL other bonds THAI the oil yer dollar ought - be
restored and fun legal tender for AL debts,
Ruli.s and private The astOnlHhod merchants ana
BANKERS began 10 AK themselves whether there
s Wild Western talk IL II easy 10 imax-
NE Tie mischief which the would have
WORKED his vAfanee had not been promptly disa-
I've As II turned out, however, happily, but
~ I'm 10 thanks due U him. the Hnquet tongue o. Mr.
essnr} Matthews worked out a beneficial result. The
iss Iang the ONO Republicans ought 10 do is 20 make
Nonsense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

Juan Dupon Joseph Brod. Retro Lopez. Antonio A. ne
Jose A. Martiner, AuRnsh Neba b"s
20 Merehan Perez, d. Mercnan Perez and child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
- Court OF Arbiirntion.

FsfanIifuri n1 Aft Nl sac LrslslatsFe
lion. INOtH T.. Fan HER, Arbitrator.
Sessions held daily the Rooms ~ the
Chamber ~ Commerce 40 fj william and the o1ce u
Arbitrator 500. 2-9 Broadway tr hearing And prompt
settlement or conferences disputes tnf matters % uinrr
rlcr arising ab.ur m"r' halts sui masters aAO others
uiftlu tHs Jars .cing of tle Port ~ Nsr.l
prrllsg court rJlfHct ~ rlFfS BIT tts
gensgi r ff NtHf fhr fff D 70 ir ~ fteptenG
BnE forms Dr tl. summation ~ causes nf nthrl lforna-
lion Ebay 10 obtained ro oh tp9ucston 70 he ceN al tho
rooms ol t,u HlanU D.
Keep, Pstcri olr', -naie DRESS SHIRTS ere very
best i0 iusaei easily teriurs land
1rrclnet 6-t BroatnSv.
Nervous Exrrl.tor-A medical essay comprising 8 res
~ lectures ouAeItu hsAus n tuscan % AuafD.y.
ni cGl 90 premature fcl ur showing
synopsls or the et 10 marriage aud -n. treatment Of
and plyNc debility, b. l GO. result - 90
l..r.euse irist Address the aafhsc. Dr. J..
KAHN oiice snt rs-.cnce, 81 L.. '0h 80, >. y
Post-OfHce Notice The orssu uaie The euda
SATURDAY. August a. 1871. Ni Glove chs or'ee
VIA leru8,oNn- on WEDNESDAY 81 700 No. ioi Eurogo
steamship Algeria Queenstown lcofr.s punGeuce for
forwarded fnIf must o. flol1Ay
Addressed 700 Tor France direct of siesnshis,
France. liavre, ld k+NAf, a. 800 me- europe
steamship Less va Plymouth, 'erDour- ald ~ IA.
burg ,Arf i.fAfa j u r scotland tuf North q
Ireland by steamship AnChDrA, va Aofll. AMI asgnN
a. Europe steamship mania succas-
g. be- forwarded DY tls ,toa .nlp Lt boz
adlrcsss,ll lao Europe steamship oder
VIA southampton aId bfc.aen. Tue 8transifs Montana
Algeria tsluanic DO not a&e mails Denmark.
ant 81 ThoWss leave New-lork gusf =. lbp lrlls Tor
the West Indies, via Bermuda AMI Thomas Nes
YORK .. The 3ais ur Nas-au. So n. New.
York August A. Tho mails Or CHINA ait tpAA
Francisco August The mails sf Australia,
FRANCISCO Aagu.t 10
Sev-lorS. July Is. 1871. 7. l. JAMES PoSuus4isr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
poVrEet BOWLFSi WATCH WATCH
he ga. Globe

The TRIBUNE really has notion tnat ChalIes s
So ''rns NAV be n0miuatcl b' the massachusetts
IoTrlfs No; Ii will not be Adams, bat It VIII be Gas
- Sow watch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
CREMATION -Ar sALrLAKE.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug. 1.-The body
NJ Dr. C. T. wnslow underwent cremanoh here ye'ter-
dav The process occupied about three hours The heart
nal hoep taken out and sent 20 hi birthplace Nan
cket The u be sent 10 te grave Ot his We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
MILITARY REVIEW AT pmLTIpsBURG.

There WAS fine review OF all the troops at
Phllipsburg y. j., on Tuesday. ~ Gen. sewel. Nov
p.Je was present yesterday, pud held a .i.ade
.v.,. Al o. I'D. tents have a.yr0 and bhr troops
a.. going infO encamnment The Guards oi the -
Regiment were stoned Tuesday night II Sac darkness ~
runans Several sho,s fred az tue assaants, bui
r.sy all pscaued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

strikers The manufacturers resolved 10 protect at
all hazards the men who willing TO work, but nave
heretofore been prevented by the strikers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
ARMY ORDERs.

WASHINGTON. Aug by diroc tion OF the Secre-
arv II War CAPT. r. NJ Wright Ordnance Department has
been ordered 20 repor. IN person 10 Na-1en Hancock.
I..-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
GpeciaI Notices.
A Fine Thinn for the Teeth.

Fragrant soZ0uOsf IS composition OF tie purest ard
choicest Ingredients Of the Orc.ta vegetable kingdom
ilgroru NU known - have beneficial effect On
tn It's rnbllninc pransspuc perty and
aromatic frtCrsnc. makes DO toilet luxury. >CZODOSr
all 4ranstle Olnrs fffW M breath caused ~
teeth. 10 Is entirely free from The INJURIOUS
of Uastef and powders which de-
- - ------- : --.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
pRnYIn ENcE r. l. AVN l.-pnnug lInths are little NOR

A Partisan recently fshed a man out Of the
water and quarter Of hour later found the man
hanging 10 a Tree The Mayor Eed him Why lie did not
interfere to prevent the suicide. simply" he an.
Swered. BECAUSE presume that he had hung himself
nm dry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
IyEAsINEss ABOUT THE PoPEs HEALTH

IlN0 AI'|I ITO IT II"
LONDON. Wednesday. Aug. 1. 1877.
Rome dispatch 10 Tie Duly Aars says: Uneas-
moss IN regard 10 the Popr's health has been revived
He has seen only Cardinal Simeoui and his own do
n,sstics for five days. Cardinal Riario Sfozas
chances Of succeeding Pope Plus improve daily"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States and New
England coast stationary falling barometer, increas
ug northeast TO southeast winds, and ON the coast
cooler. CLOUDY weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

BID is Oh To- d
l.s Tao n.rpsr divisions nr ~ sc = i-i
,l. ircsl1- rpres-nts tao oscanon
u che mercury dIilg th0se h0-saI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
MARRIED.

HORTON-DOUGLAs-On Tuesday, July 81 AT the resi-
~ the brides parents, by tie Rev Henry Marty
sruider. d. D., byron Horton ~ New-Y0rs 20 Elizabeth
swain, daughter Of a. B. Douglas, esi OF Brooklyn No
taris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
Thc People, library.

The People, Library.
THE PEOPLES LIBRARY.
containing
Bg-T ID AurnoRA
No 4. Now
l. rhe Gamblers Vic, by MIS- Grey. Double No zoe.
/. The Gamblers we, ny Ms. Grrs. poahie No. zoe
!. The Gamblers Wifi, ny Mrs. Grey. poabe No zoe.
THE HILLSIDE LIBRARY.
AND
/. rug HAUNTED rOwHE. n. woCn i0r
2. rHK NAGEs % 1S, Bf Miss NJ T. BRADnoN, lOe
Every Bookseller, News and Slaonsr th. uri
side amt the Peoples ilhrSirN
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0EzE.-=.=---xz1


Al No;ies y Karrrages must b. Endorsed siIA tsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
SAYINGS BANK MILLIONS.
TRrLOF SUPERINTENDENT ELLIS.

INI-lL VI ~ I-ItI-' ~ T 1131'''-
TESTIMONY IN REGARD TO THE ABINGDON SQUARE,
BANK-JOHN J. CISCO ON THE THIRD AVENUE
,.N,r- ruy To,NFRs' RANK
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14
DEATHS.

JONES.-On the 7th inst, in Dover, Rebecca, wife of
Thomas Jones. aged 25 years.
HARPER.-On Friday 9th inst. in smyrna, with
diphtheria, Annie r.. oldest daughter of Alexander
and Ida R. Harper aged 10 years months and y
days
FACLKNER.-Near Smyrna Landing, November lst,
James son of james and Rachel Faulkner, aged II
years and IL months.
Special session of the Asbury NJ. Z. Sunday School
Association, smyrna, November llth. 1917.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty GOD, i'll His
Divine Providence to remove from our presence and
from our number our beloved sister, Mrs. ALICE C..
HOFFECKER, who has been an efficient member Of,
and worker i'll band for several years and
in whose departure from us we have sustained deep
atlcIiOn,
decree of the Most High; and eNerenty Owledge
the wisdom and supremacy OF His Will, Knowing that
" He docth all things we'll"
ResOlred, That we hold i'll afiectionate remembrance
departed sister, her gentle and loving presence,
the light of christian charity and the warmth OF
christian friendship which she continually shed upon
us i'll our long and intimate association.
Resolved That in her we have lost an earnest and
sympathzing cO-laborer devoted friend and helper
who always at her post. foremost in any cause
which might advance the interests of our School and
the interest of Church and community, and ever
ready to perform faithfully any duty.
RcSOlred, That we do gratefully remember and ap-
precate her earnest labors with teacher heI
untiring energy her watchful supervision, and heI
punCtua and cheerful presence i'll all gatherings
sympathy the bereaved husband of our sister i'll
| his deep afIiiction and would offer to him and ali
sorrowing friends the hand of christian fellowship
support and coincidence, praying for the blessing O
/ God upon them now and always
/ Mrs. NJ. J. BEWLEY, tC,,,,,ittoo
| j. H. GROVES, N'4iiii'i''eS'
MAGGIE HILL,
! WALTER c. BENSON, Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

GEN. GRANT IN PARIs.-The facade of the
Italian Opera House in Paris was decorated
last Thursday evening with American flags
and the staircase and vestlbule were deco
rated with flowers and plants. When
General Grant and party appeared the or
chestra played Hail Columbia" The
house WAS full and many Americans were
present Between the acts Of the opera
"Ill troyatore' various American national
airs were played, which were much ap-
plauded and encored. General Grant at.
tentively listened to the whole performance
Upon his leaving, the orchestra repeated
Hail Columbia" The crowd waited fol
Gen. Grant at the door and respectfully
saluted him. The General bowed and ap
appeared to be pleased.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

Beauregard once wrote this description of Bonaparte
which has lately been put into English: Among
the personages met in the different scenes just de-
scrbed BOnaparte alone seemed to possess the habits
and easy airgivenby frequentng society His smooth
auburn hair was dressed in queue, it was not
powdered, and hung very low over his forehead and
the sides of his face his eyes red with fatigue
He had the smooth. sallOw coOrng that psychologists
state to belong to melancholy temperaments and is in
mind. He quite destitute of gentleness grace.
His actions and words always bore the impress of a
harsh arrogance, making his superiority always felt,
but by making others i'll at ease AS he was going
away. the Marquis Henry somewhat happily expires
sed the painful feeling he had experienced. Cen
erel' was his departing speech, why. cannot men
love you as much as they are compelled to esteem
and admire your"
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

STRANGE SCICIDE.-A weary soul. that
brood over volumes on cosmic philosophy, has gone
Ito test the grand mystery of science" In boyhOod
his education had been neglected; he had learned in
England the trade of wheel-wright. and his broken
speech betrayed that his carly days had been spent in
ignorance; yet he familiar with the higher
branches of science. For three years he has lived
alone in tenement house in Troy n Y. working at
his trade doing his cooking. and having few
friends. sentence that often on his lips was,
when man can do nothing else. he die" On
Friday last his body found in his room. where he
had built fire in charcoal furnance closed the
windows, and gone TO bed to die On play-bll he
had written some rambling sentences: Thus endeth
the first lesson, leave my daughter and my grand
child. So mote it be. Now will test the grand
mystery of science. If die shall he live again
Where is my son? Where is my wife? Where they
are, there will be. am glad my course is ended
How tired am"