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PouItry Keepin: by Boys.

1t is one of the most promising ndlca-
tions of character when boy shows dls-
position to earn something. This desire
to hold something in fee-simple Is the very
opposite of trampism. Among poys, .he
enjoyment of owning, buying and selhns
is very keen, and is often gratlhed IN the
getting of knives, old watches and trlnkets,
and making exchanges with each other;
Who does not remember the wonderlui
dicker and trade of his boyhoodf 1t was
only the beginning Of development, or
rather, = self-educaiion. This matter
should not be permitted TO go without
some guidance Parents and guardians
should take an interest in 1t, not exereis-
ing meddling interference, but inspiring
confidence, SO as To be able 10 cooperate,
plan and watch the results.
Now comes scheme that is Just right.
How can We teach boy business habits
better than by giving him an opportunity
to "run" a henneryl The accounts
must be accurately kept; there must be
buying and selling there must be banter
ing; there ought to be aproht! A NINA
ture business springs up; and inasmuch
as it is real, why is it not as good as busl,
| ness collesel A love Of home Ii fostered
by the ownership Of flowers, small fruits
and poultry. A fondness for the hnest
things produced in our climate-to culti-
vate them, if belonging to the vegetable
kingdom; to breed, to foster and pet
them, if belonging to the vegetables
not only source Of keen enjoyment, bui
indicates good traits and certain eleva-
ton of character above that which Is
british. Young people should be deity
guided. step by step through pleasant
paths, with here and there little job OF
earnest work, made easy by social frolic
and recreation, which come after il the;I
proper place. With little encourage
ment, boys may become quite familiar
with the points Of excellence in high-class
poultry, pigeons and other pets, and learn
the best methods of breeding and manage
ment.
They may learn when and where tC
purchase supplies to the best advantage
and how to sell the surplus products SO a:
to give the most profit with the least ex
pense A pleasant self-reliance and good
business habits may be growing, and, al
the same time, love for nature, for re-
finement and humanity.-POuttTy World.
, 1877-11-24
District Court Summons

TERRITORY OF H4SHISGTON, cc
County Of 'rGRa WGHd 3D.
Ia ihs District C0, Of The First judicial District o.,
Washington Territory.
NANCY A. PRESCOTT, Plaintiff, VS.. SAMUEL
PRESCOTT, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To
L SAMUEL PRESCOTT, defendant: You are
hereby required 10 appear in action brought
against you by NANCY A. PRESCOTT, Plaintiff
in the District Court of the First Judicial DiSri let
Of Washington Territory, holding terms at the City
Of Walia Walia In and for the Counties Of Wa.la
Waiia and Columbia, 10 answer the complaint of
Plaintiff, fled IN Wtlla Wala County within twen-
ty days after the service OF this summons exclusive
of the day of If not served in said County
but IN SAID District thirty days otherwise within
sixty days, tie said Plaintiff VIII take Judgment
against you by default according to the prayer of
the complaint
The said action Is brought to obtain divorce from
Defendant AMI for the custody the minor child Of
the parties. AMI to have exclusive control OF her
SEPARATE property onj lie grounis Is of hbtua drunk
enness Of Drfeniant his cruel treatment and aban-
donment OF Plaintiff aud his failure 10 proyi ie the
neeessaries OF life for the family for a great numrr
of years and his immoral character making him unSt
to have the of said minor child. And you are
hereby notified that unless you appear and answer
Will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
therein.
WITNESS the Hon. g c. WISGsHD, Judge
OF the District Court OF the First Judi
IL 81 cial District Of Washington Territory,
and the seal Of said Court affixed this
2Jth day OF October. A ID. 1871
A REEVES AYERS,
W. Il. LANGFORD. Clerk
Plaintiffs Attorney. 39-6w
, 1877-11-24

The religious sentiment is San Antonio
Texas, IS overwhelmingly orthodox. Ar
mhdei delivered a lecture there against
Christianity On the following night he
was whipped by mob, and warned that
II he he ever again attempted to teach inf.
dehFy In that community he would be
hanged
, 1877-11-24
SPECIAL ERE.EsFTS.

PiaLos. Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass. Glass-
ware and its contents in aLsrwrse, 0ur-ns-
ware, Marb!e and Castings. taken only st oW;1sf
risk of damage breaknSe or l.k;I,e-
Acids, Turpentines, Barni.. FLUIDS, cals ahh a.
Other hqui.ls, in cans or other vessels, at oWnu
rIsk OF leakage.
Eggs taken only at owners Ti>k of brealo'ge.
Fruits, Vegetable ami all other perislibie prop
erty. at cwEer' 5 risk OF frost decay
Furniture not boxed, and al Agricultural ana
Mechanical Implements, SCI up or knOc...i '1"n,
NJ owners risk Of ianaye a,,f shlfn, or biehsii'e
Non will the Company be slonsIhie for deiclenea
N any part, un,e-S the same : specially ree-ilei io.
, 1877-11-24
B0wN SPECIAL RATES,

Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetables, sane rates as
above ton measurement
Wool, seven dollars PER ton weight. BEEF HIDES
each 10 cents
Wovi. Sand Stone AMI Live Stock at agreed On
rates up or down, by ear load.
Fast freight rates 81 per ton, up or down, IT,
eeivesi from delivered 10 boats
All freight DOT delivered tefOTe p u. on the Gay
after II received ut the delots VIII be stored a.
owner expense AMI risk
And all freight received at t9epots Will be at owner
risk of fire until shipped or delivered to oon-isne
All bills payatlc in yulI com before delivery @,
freight.
, 1877-11-24

Dr.. SoNNEsCHEIN, the leading Jewish
Rabbi in st. Louis, delivered course Of
lectures in his synagogue on Judaism. They
were published in the daily press and exten-
sively copied and read. He has commenced
a series for this winter on Christianity and
Judaism. in which he takes the ground that
"while Judaism is in accord with modern
science, Christianity never can be. Despite
the efforts Of many able men, Christianity
and science are. and must be. antagonistic.
Science and the Bible can not be recorciled.
Christianity, moreover, can not be indepen-
dent OF the Bible. But what is the Bible to
the ISraelites, Even for the Talmudic Jew
i. does not deserve the credit it obtains
among the Christians. The Talnmd itself
says that the unwritten law is higher and
more to be honored than the written. Those
who dealt with the canon of the Jewish
Bible knew that they had to do with the
work of man, and did not believe IN its di-
vine origin"
, 1877-11-24
Esates Cf2 Ej,s Freight,
trEg TON MrAsURrMFNT, on


GOODS. NERCH.fIDlSE b7C, ETC
From Waliuia 10 Waili Wal,a ----A Sd
From Waliula to Wii;EIsn. -
From WLitn.an to N.l:i Wal.a-.-........--.- l w
E-.y Build.:, Material A;,ricul.uT al AMI Ne"han-
icil inpl-nents Lime Sc, Fre,l.tc'i 20 WailGla ~
o. s y. Co.'S toits at reduced measurement, VIII b
Freghied by ns at the foregoing rates, On o. . y
Co 5 reduced measurement
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Administering Notice.
Estate cF HENRY PETER MACS, DECEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY The UN
~ dersicned, administrator Of the stove named Is
tate 70 the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against SAID deceased 10 exhibit the with TIE
necessary vouchers, within One year ftom the first
pubicaiiun OF this notice % the unersignei AT his
Office IN the Court House, in Walla Wallis City.
JAMES h. THOMPSON
Administrator.
w malfa W ais, Oct0ner n, 1871. 40 I'm
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FINE PRINTING and very low prices at the
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PASSENGER RATES.
From Waiiu;a 20 Walia .Tnlla. 81 oo
Cro,. xV,u,,,. A., v,,,,,,,,, so
rro,, xr.u xr.u, q. w.t.I, 90
r-., ,,,.,,, v,,,,-,, 50
Way Passe a..Ars, per niIe.......-.-.. ~

EorF--The charges of the Halla Waita & HaiiuiA
Transfer Company On down freight trans'eIrei -
o. :. " Co boats. including the business oi 'O1
wariing, il 50 cents per ton. And on up freigh i
eeivei from o. s. " Co.'S bots and forwarded :"
cents per ton. All doyn freight, for forward mp
rnent, not consigned TO psrti-s at Wallula ~ill 'N
turned over To til, Transfer Company to forward
ID. $. BAkE Err,
President ". W. & &. X. IL. 20.
WALL. WAILA, November 6, 49,. l-u
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ST@EIES'
PAIN ERADlCATOR.
The N0S. Wonderful Discovery Of the / se.

The Host Wonderful Discovery Of the I se.
The Eorld moves and unless We Progress we must
20 Backwards. Nothing remains StatiLnaTy-
IN OFFERING THIS MEDICINE IT Is NOT
L intended TO deceive the people as n tor every
complaint earth but really scientific article
The i,reat-t MERIT which Will prove boon to suf-
frriny humanity account of ITS adaptatilli
TO both and beast, its readiness of application
and the price being within the reach OF all 1t VIII
actually cure
RheuraafiSn. Neuralgia,
Contracted Cords. SifT Joints.
eiout. Contracted Muscles,
SOra Throat, sWeilinS-,
1afisrness, Lame Back,
sprains. Lisfrh0ea,
lfeadaciie, Collie,
Cramps, Faeeache,
Sr0isrs. SOres,
Earaei,e, Cuts.
lSurns. Scalsls,
inflammation of the KiGneys
And all Nervous and Infiamitory Aches and Pains
DR. STEELE, who Las for years been in the Pro-
prie;ary Medicine bus ness, and WHO has Travelled
IN yarIous parts of the world In search of nforma
ton, has great eIr ndenee IN the ERADICATOR as
the We Plus Ultra OF safe sure and reliable RENE
dies Tor general use a Family Do tor
Provide yourself with a bottle without deiav and
You VIII always Keep It IN the family and save
money. Loa,t be but of with some other prep.-ra-
-, ,.v"- i"AeS..i' - -Lisi- . L AIN EhA DlCA1OR-
We ean produce thousands OF testimonials AS to
cures made but trial Will prove 10 the most skep
tical that il Is truly Eraiicator of Pain, aclss
and infarninations- 1t has been, AMI Is now con-
stantly used by horsemen a Linirlent, and has
-avef more valuable property Of that kind than any
other preparation Take pains TO see that YOU gel
the genuine.
Put up IN barge bottles, and for sale by druggists
and dealers. If you happen to be in a locality wberr
SIEELES PAIN ERADICATOR cannot be OBJ
tained send 10 The nearest wholesale druggist or 10
the Agents.
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists.
SD and SD Mzrke. Street San Fra,n;x.n I'll
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BLANK MORTGAGES for sale at the STATES.
Man office,
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BUSINESS AND SHIPPING TAGS

CHIPPING TAGS ARE now USED BY ALL
~ business men, and answer = much better purpose
th1n the old fashioned card. A fine lot of SHIP
PING TAGS now in stock, and printed at the
SrsTi sMsN Office AZ the very lOsrest prices 32tf
, 1877-11-24
WHEAT AND HIDE.

bonght at my store, on Min street, a few doo
above Reynolds Bank
assn JAEEG wAEELtN.
, 1877-11-28

Correspondence HhN1H journal.
Tho American Museum Of NATURAL History,
on tho corner Of Seventy.scvcntli street and
Eighth avenue, New York, will be thrown open
to the public Dec. 10. nt which tlIne President
Haycs and his Cabinet will bc present to III
augurasc II, 1t was Intended to open It ut m
earlier datc. but tho President wns tumble to ut
tend hu!orc tho t'ato now set, anil 1t was post
poncd accordingly. Tho building is u magnfa-
cent one, five stories high, and costing s15U0o0
AID has acsom.no''atlons 10. for Il tl'o exhtbi-
floor arc rooms open to the use Of
tho pubflc, with microscopes md other ttletru-
mcnts necessary for study, and q choice library
Of standard authoritics for consultation, willie
d number Of other rooms on the same toof are
ons States Of the Unton. a large number Of
valuable collections have already been secured
at very low cost, including the Hall collection
OF fossils, worth 6l50, ,00, and for which bG5,~
GOO were paid, which includes a perfect fossil
head of tho ichthyosaurua. which fs 20 well
diameter. Is plainly sect; tue De Morgan collee.
tIon Of antiquities from the Klaclal DRIFT Of
France; the Mai. Jones collection uf 1ndtan MI.
tqufttes from 0eorea, Including oil tho articles,
Weapons, ETC., OF tho Mountl-buihlers, the Porto
Klco collection Of antiquities, mud many others
tnot, purchased from prof. Ward. Of Isochcster,
which stands twenty five feet hgh and Inns tllsk8
curytnE to the right AMI left TINT are fifteen feet
III 1onglil, one of which would to heavy lonsl-
for horsc, and several specimens OF giEantic
aud now extinct Australian birds, tue MIN,
Which stand fifteen feet high and haye larger
bones, with one Or two exceptions. than any lly-
lug ani1nal. Altogether the building AMI Its
contcnts arc worthy the honor which President
Hayes has consented to kcatow upon 1t.
, 1877-11-28

Cu!cAto.-Scithct Of tho towing companies had
auythlng to eay yesterday about the rates they In.
teuI to charge after Dec 1....Thc fnow ausrJ Of
yesterday hurried several vessels into winter quar-
tors. and deferred 4 few lumber skippefr, who had
intended to do 90, from making another ssip....
II Is not likely that auy more sail craft will eaTe
this {ost, this Season. after TO-DAY thonga i u
Clearing wifi DEPEND On tho weather. .... Marine 10.
nurancu expires on Friday next At noon, snd craft
Day adaltional premiums Or rnn their own risk on
the carRues they contain: The tug Gardner L.
on her way hers from l.uialo. haring reec!ssd a.
bnuaht her. H.e was ut Dctroit yesterday 80: Tbs
Security lntufanes Cotngaoy. q n" ua'en, haso
orl!rn ponra. Work on two now prorellcrs: st
ssss'9s ~s; ! eiss t.
easa !' isia r. It cls.ssnd: .::ss5S liiasE:
IL To- 'sPfsst e uou sp
mandcd for NEGLECT Of duty In not Eas!ting steam
barge for which hs signed certificate. The Er,e m
new 0oat With tho money this wtnter.. ,sa!l.
H. 'hs 20 s.o per sats sfs' .na 1s1s o
Al item !. eoIoe tse round. tint ths .tr china
~ wl::siiston, Shins: in'il. fissss: Annia
Twcissa sis Hundred tons of coal wefe put on board
The scht Lixzs 4. Law, At pakln's dock, l'uda'o.
in tho remarkably quick time of one hoar and
| launched At Buffalo for 4. Hartn,an....
A. Cleveland. since ths oP Opening Of naTlEa.
bocu shipped tho opening Of the lakes this
season, Toledo has received LIS, :.3 go feet Of
lumber against 07, OFT. 40 last aE....Tho new
steam. yacht Trunnt ID tickling the Detroiters by
her Fukish appearance and her speed .Tl.e psope
| Fountain CITY and Toledo and achrs Saveand AID
David A. Wells havs laid up Il Hatalo.: Tie
props Acadia and Canada hare laid up. the fotmer
1T Hamilton and the latter 1t St CathatiEes,
| Ont. Tho steam. barge Kefshaw will bring
cargo. Of coal from Edo to chi.
| milwaukee aud Gsnnd Haven. The Georgian
bay TRANSFORMATION Company are negotiattn9 toF
belle; and # IL expected that new boat will bo
put on 10 the sprnR 70 take TIE place Of the Can.
hid np the tugs BalloDtino, Stranger John Owen.
sna atcau,- barge WescUt. 0!hefs = fast y they
Er1iSs Til> 60 o4t Of eonm!tson. Ths u.op =. u
arrived Sunday and went Into winter quarters.
, 1877-11-28

prisc that the Office Of Chief Justice OF Tho
United statcs nas not sufficiently high tn nlfny
tic ambition Of any man. "Do you know tfr.
Chase wet1-ycry wellir aekcd Mr. Lincoln.
"Ycs--1 think 49," somewhat doubtfil1y re-
piled the other. Wcfl," rcIoincd Mr. Lin
cola, "lct mo toll sou about Mr. Chase. 1Io
IL n man who, II be IL happy enough to get to
hcarrn, will certainly aspire 10 scat Oh the
1t another tine, during critical period of
the war. two gentlemen wcrc consulting With Mt.
Lincoln on MI tmp,riant matter whiell required
prompt decision. Observing that other pcrs0ns
were waiting To see him. one Of them remarked
that Ills work seemed to he endless. for ~ soon
as ono matter was adjusted another ar0ao, npi
wltcll Il would bc impossible for any man to
settle. "Ttlat rcn,luls tnc 0f lnan out West,f
sail sfr. l!ryo!n. "Iie lived awny out West,
where he had no ncfght'ors, md worked ILL.,
farm himself, Ono day some friends vhitcs1
him and walked ont to!ook A. the P'ase. The
and III one Which lle said lie was going TO- p1ow
the visitors ubrcryc,f n immense tree which had
been cut down recently. They asked him what
lie wna going to do with TINT tree. Well said
ny. ] couldn't make NJ, my. mind jast what to
do about It. It is 40 gruen that can't burn It;
It would take ten pair Of oxen 70 drag 1t Oh, nnl
hare only ol,e patr; and II take the t'nle
necessary to dlg hole to bury II in IL wtl make
Tljs story ciosclg resembles tic ono which
Mr. Blaine told Mt the Maine Republican Con-
vcntou, wl,ero llc artfully appeared as tic OPP
to tlln effect that In suc! matters It was better
to follow the example Of tho countrytnon. who,
wien he came across q particularly solid stump,
always plowcd nround 1t.
, 1877-11-28
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Tho following wete the arrivals and clcasauees
for the twenty -four hds ending n 10 o'clock lass
night: .;.,..
AnkIrALs-Frors Arabia, Ilus1a'o, san4rscs Nebras.
ks Hu!Ialo, sund.esi JAY te4id, ruGalo. su1Hri
Ii4dgss stsse, nHttso. .n11rlssi Msnoninee: 6sesn
M.iach.asoq, puf!s!, eoalt Ias ksith, cless!and:
Chicago. i!Eks William Ionca Cleveland. tfoo Lcns
JShnaou, FGr1 lsl.sr. hnahtF} Keteham Cedar Rysr,
buffalo. c1al T. p1nto.sh Mui'tlo coal .I zach
lumber, taIs fofest Clsboygsn. lunbcfi 4. Noshsf.
ELkAxAxcKs-trhr JsHles Z. haw{eE HudAlo. 4l.oo0
bu eoros sShr Mchs!.on. Erts Il 1n b9 Sosn proP
BID nV4T 44iuU ts lard I'M sacks oil cake and sun.
drIeS, hsik EtA1tua Cosniug, Er.nt 4aGLu ou corn.
, 1877-11-28

"a Inc Is&H0S o. lak 1ftGIHE+
CHtcAao, Nov. 9d.-Thc many shipwrccks tuat
aouth Of the Chicago Lirtt.House during tho last
ea1e. demonstrate tho folly Of thpfe who 1ocAtod
the artificial channel originally drcdRed acrost the
sand bar, for Chicago RIrcf. II rhouid hare run
In a nostheastcely direction. Instead of running
east md wcHt, as It now does. 1fa*lng committed
tho nrst erroe tho Government officers shonll
hayo changed tho eoutrt OF the extension 10 the
North Pier, but In this they agn!n erred. Nov,
what should 10 done IL to extend tho North Pier
about !. 600 feet further on linn towards the
ce!e, IN nearly northeast direction. This woufd
n"t o Y mn fs.ef a a. 10 to eana 6
i've r. 70 % turn about about Y 70 ! asx1s.:, Sat i, M x!!a
have 10 turn ab,nt III degrees. and then III degreeI
more to enter tho river. md could tIcn enter with
much lers danger Of atrkinz the Government break.
water. or driving onto the nnincEua piers that line
tho shore froa, ttle lnrbor t! South Park ha!hoF.
Tho Isno q eom,,eree Of nina.tcr,h. 4 of al .ho
Of north; hence, .es.c1a coming down The lake,
towards Chicago harbor. will be fuox1nx about
aonth 10 dearrcs west, and to enter tho harbor.
% wsa; q % IL dtsrec.. @ Wero this "stension COM M
plctcd. then vessel sailing south 10 degrees west
would have to turn only Is degrees to enter laf
bor fnnnlng on mn angle Of 45 degrees.
This Hontd prevent nine. tenth. Of the shpwreeka
that now happen between Chicago aud South Chi
Another Improvement to naviRntlon would be to
extend The nnrtl pier At South Chicago liarbor
sSGe ws s seua ss5 5e II e ne9s
from the present pier which bears north co Do
Then II ali these precautions were not sufficient,
let nnotlrr ,arbor Of refuge be constructed ut tho
mouth Of Wolf Itfrer. Let the entrance be ZOO
ce. md he1 ~ 70 100 so
east W!t1 this last hasl,or, altous!. snail. tho
s',ance., Of losing vessel would bs very much
IL illustrate. Let ves.el DO coming up tho lake
, 1877-11-28
FosrEs,s poSrooNs AGAIN.

FQSEEl3'8 EVNIVkgN9 AU1AgNs
We have before mentioned ahe fact that Capt.
William FosteF had nsado experiments With hl1
new patent submerged pontoons Tor raising suaksa
vessels Theae experiments Wort only on the
small scala allowed BY model. lie y now con.
skrue&lnR fouz for practical uss. The lion work ID
being done At ths Globs Works. and the rubber
portion It thu Cleveland Rubber Works. Thcy will
be fous By eight feet On tho tusids. with ttftfnx
power Of 7,p30 net pound. each, dcdact,ng tho
weight Of tho pontoolx. which u About @40 b..
Each popt0on contains 125 ns Of ktx. Capt. Ros.
ter expects lo Nv EcadJ " nlxka txsl Of aa pom
, 1877-11-28
The SIAIE.H0usE VOTE.

Epfetul n|&pdtrA 10 7At CAraaa 9r1aRa&.
sPRiNa1lkLp, ILL.,, Nor. 31.-The State Of
fceEs to-day concluded tho canyass Of tho vote
on the Stato-Ilouse appropriation. The return
official yota IL returned At 6O,ae.s3 for the up
plopriatton mud 34 $50 ayalust; total vote CAST,
5So1d3. THIS footing differs from that Of un-
official reports. TAe figures we're formally GER
titled tn tho Goyerror, who will to-u!0rrow tssuu
q proclamation announcing the result
, 1877-11-28

Spectat DfspateA to Tas Catca1o Ts1sHre
pnn7 IfrRox. Mich. Nov. a7.-Dnwn-Props
Montgomery, india and consott, schfs A. g.
Noecy, Aipena.
-Up-Ptops P. Holland, ]. Deftsehy, Muskcgon,
Antelope and bargcs.
Wind Southwest. brink. Westher cloudy.
The tug Frank Mofat has gone to tho relief OF Tho
fchf Favorfte, which IL disabled IN hct ean7as On
Lake Huron.
, 1877-11-28
THE COURTS.

r,ccor, os, t,n.tnraa rransaeted xtcstordav.
1o..,,hJ,, e,ta~,,o t,avo hor buxb,nt1 toenr1,
su'epn",o ~. 49,. ~. .."s.s.,. ~.
INT t!'a' " '!po 1ca'ef n.4u oeosc,""s s''o
v w1eh to I sny the lea., were not % rsry m atterins
llo seems to lavo been chemically spelling for
teht ana' IN ac1ault , o. oc.lef Opponent nc
a1uusca n!hse1a "Hu Pouhu'nR ~. 1'no'!5'
ono nlGht III FcbruRry lasts ahout II O'Clock, ho
went home, ami began stripping oH Ills SUPER
% naons e,oas'"k .'a p.,pu. p.o9 9rona-a,an. ~. .na
notcu u'o o',''o"' p'epatA'a41' """'
mindful Of her former eau ex"
pcrIcnec, took refuge With a ncfghbor,
where eho ],us since reu,alncd leaving joscpl1 10
keen bael,o1or's ha]l. lie has serapcl topett4er
S%e.,. -, sme .,n s,,o ao.rcs tnat H., ,no. 1o
aoout x*'su' ana sue acshes 'oat Nv ,aay 10
compelled to tnkc caro- OF hcF in suitable iaail-
1rsys.
;1,.s n..,, c,,,.
lhe caso VI hc's w. ,no eoutn ta.n Hos.4n'0
bioners, mvolVlfG tlle tatlo 10 the fh'l1ps tract
In liydc Park. worth 0,00O, was concluded
Yesterday before Judge prl1lntnoutl, Mr., Rob-
~. ~ -, ,,o,,.,f ~ c,mri,,n,u,. mai. tha
teao' w oo"a w. ~. .ss" sn,.a.s "Au
CLOSING arGuthent' a"o LILO easo WIS 'a"e' apao'
Ell ~ ~, w ' M i1,,;'1" ta,n,s",, ~
.hs1r M ,s, eascn ~ w sn .f H. aa,-r 1amst Nv
sa oH,.o II - xo.tertt,v rtantc1 ,iccrcc of
smuge re"G "tH in.aM ,r Hihcra # H.. T..
iS' intosls ior dr. araaukcnaess, and md to caarles i.
HOLMAN 'f9,n a,Le ons1 !an 'ntT. ,ur o'sc''on
n,,ta ,v,'tSr hcrsn sutt far Il, mn ou,tn.t
.,nhm n'ia ffn"i "'s"A ?" '"'S -'' ~''~S ''"'''s
Jan,ss w. GG,o1gn 1!a,e =. ~ ns efo9, ,n,s'x sut
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, 1877-11-28
coal. SALE,

New Yoax, Nov. a7.-The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna j. Western Railroad Cuulpany sold At
aucttun to-day 100 COO tons Scranton roal. The
prices showed u considerable falling oH conl-
pared With Last month. The following were the
aaics; Fiyc thousand tons ateamer al f2:3
a.,t3I5; $4,000 tuus grate a. 9e51fQ3as1}1;
sAlDM tons eRK At .es55l3. 80: d0u tons stoye
Ut $e. aa.3>Att9; 10000 tons chestnut at 3..22A4
$40; loo tous pea at Si.s3xt9l.571<.
, 1877-11-28

CHICAGO, Nov. s7.-steamers we're taken for
90, uo0 bu wheat and N, 600 bn corn, the prop
jarvis Lord for wheat the badger State and Scotia
for corn. Tho Cuba goes to milwaukee, for a
load. -.
Lumber charters arc over for tho teAson. and
thoso yca.cl@ only that had been detained left to
nil engagements. There were but fow EesseEs on
tho market yeaterdaJ.
, 1877-11-28

:speeta. Dtsnatch TO The Chicago TRIBUNE.
CLErELAxp, o., Nor. a7.-The prpp W. II.
Barnuu,. en- ronte to EFio to-day, saw tuR on
tFc. and went 10 her relief. shc was discovered to
be the Thomas Thompson. 1iJ tigoseus efforts
tho NaFnum ext3ngufshcd the flames and saved tho
crew. but nut until the boat had burned to tho
waters edge. II VISA toWed tn Eric and sunk tn
t.e channel in rome nineteen feet Of water. Tho
loss was $J, 900; Insured for &2. 800.