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The New York herald., 1877-12-28
A YANKEE INNOVATION.
VIRGINIA TO INAUGUGATE HER NEW GovELNoR
WITH PUBLIC CEREMONIES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD

VIRGINIA TO INAUGUGAIE HER NEW GoyELSoR
WITH PUBLIC CEREMONIES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
RICHMOND, Dec. 81, 1877.
For the first time IN the history .. Virginia paoc
inauguration of Governor Halliday is to take place
the lst OF January. This has been gotten up BY the
friends OF tho incoming Governor here aud elsewhere
and Is 20 CONSIST OF grand military parade,
the delivery OF tho inaugural address from the
southern porco OF tho Capitol. and grand banquet.
The people generally eondsmn Lac allAr, and regard
hshed precedent IN the Old Dominion. The attempt
however, TO get up sensation the late correspon-
dcncc between Governor Kemper aud tho
Governor elect Ia regard 10 tho Inauguration
ID failure. Such a correspondence did
take place, but Governor Kemper did MOI.
AS represented protest against the proposed
public ceremonies. The letters Of both Governors
by courtesy and proners OF good Offices aud KIND
vices on botn sides. Bo,h tho gentlemen equally
avcrsc 10 ostcntatlon and parade tho OF
the induction OF u Virginia Governor into office,
unbrokon usages OF the Commonwealth. Gov
ernor Halliday, while holding these views,
:hiDks that his duty To yield 10 he respectable
members. who nave arranged Tor a public inausupa-
yielding 10 the right Of the people, believes that the
programme the work OF few
thousand, but distaste!ul TO the great hody
Of the people, and wrong IN itself Under
and acquesccs IN the decision OF Governor Haliday
and VIII do all in his power make the public inau
guration u success Opinions vary concernlng the
matter, but II looks as II the pofnp ana ceremony
al variance with the time honorcd customs and repug
II
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
THE TEXAS BORDER.

NO FURTHER TROUBLE REPoRrKD-oRNERAL
FEELING AT THE CAPITAL THAT MEXICO
WILL HELP TO QUELL ALL DISTURBANCES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ~, 1871
The War Department authorities had nothing
to-day from the Rio Grande country The latest
ports tho Adjutan General to the effect that
the presence OF the troops had sautary influence in
preserving order. Two Of the men reported hav-
lug killed by troops lost their lives by resist
ancc OF the military authorities The War Depart.
ment depends upon tho discretion Of the officers In
Texas 10 the manner OF dealing without laws on all
siIea and 1t has not been considered necessary 70
send uny additional instructions TO them CON-
muncatc further with the Governor of Texas in reia
ton 10 events US they occur, unioss something OF
extraordinary or startling character should require.
Opinions have not changod, either ut the War De-
partmcnt or elsewhere III official circles, as 10 the
lbty Of tho troops to preserve order, and that the
Mexican government will unite with this in the efforts
10 repress raidng and robbery on The DOrdcr.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OyvicR or THE CnrgY SIGNAL opsicKR,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Isl A. ~

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OyvicR or THE CnfgY SIGNAL oPsicKR,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Isl MY
Indications
For Friday, In Now England, tho Middle and South
Atlantic States, stationary slightly higher pressure.
cooler followed by stationary temperature, northenst
to northwest Winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
ror the lake region, Tennessee aud tho Ohio Valley.
the Upper M'ssissippi ana Lowor Missouri valleys,
stationary or lower temperature, northeast winds.
cloudy weather and occasional light rains with
tionary Or rising barometer, possibly followed by
falling barometer Ia tho Northwest aud Ohio Valley
For the Gulf States, northwest TO northeast winus,
falling barometer, stationary temperature, and
East Gulf States increasing caudiness, but In the
West Cult States clouds ana rain.
The rivers will continue stationary will rise
The temperature will remain above freezing In the
canal regions oil Maryland and Virginia
Cautionary signals ordered for Galveston and
lndiunoia
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turn yovibazar and advance to the Balkans Via
AiitroyitZa and Prischttna.

Mitrovitza and Prischtina
THE GERMAN POLITICAL CRISIS
despatch from Berlin says:-sIt is probable that
Herr Won Benningsen ami Herr Won Foskenbeck.
Speakers OF the Pruss,an and German Parliaments,
and eminent members OF the moderate liberal
party, will become Ministers OF Finance and the
Interior respectively The Ministry OF Commerce
will be combined with that OF Agriculture under DR..
PRUDENTIAL. Prince Bismarck's motive in establish
Ing closer relations with the moderate Liberals seems
10 be wish 10 form strong majority Tor
the support Of his financial and political projects. 1t
being doubtful whether increase OF direct taxes
would be polite Prince Bismarck contrary the rec.
ognized financial programme Of the liberals intends
10 resort TO indirect imposts, especially heavy
tobacco duty and excise. Probably other motives
connected with the Cabinet changes which 1t would
be dificult to fathom yet II the Emperor ap-
proves the new appointments they likely TO bc
nounccd about the end OF January, when Prince Bis
marck returns to Berlin.'
EMPEROR APPROVES.
Another Berlin dispatch says tho Emperor seems to
have approved IN substance OF tho propositions SUBJ
m:tted by Prince Bismarck respecting the new CON-
mercial and financial policy.
THE Porg AND GERMANY.
II Is reported in Berlin that the Pope, relenting,
wishes 10 concert n.odus rirendi with Germany.
THE rorE's Leg GAsGRxSrD.
noHae uespatcn says ~ is reported tnht gnnRrene
threatens the Pope's leg
Don CARLOS MUST FRANCE.
The French government has requested Don Carlos 10
leave Fraucc and be started she yesterday
WHY THE PRErESDgR HAS
Tho Paris correspondent Of the Taacs iolcg raphs-
SIT reported chat Don Carlos ordered to quit
Franco partly in consequence OF ex-Queen IsabeA's
overtures TO him. Those ovcrturcs are regarded as
expression OF her displeasure at the marriage of
KING Aphonso.n
CHkSrAAs WEATHER.
The weather during the holidays has been excep-
tonabIy hnc On Tuesday and Wednesday Il was
clear. cold and bracing There q slight tall of
snow Tuesday night the 6rst OF the season. To-day
there is hard frost with clear weather.
, There has been severe cold with heavy
enow throughout tho north OF the island.
In Paris, on tho contrary, the weather has been
gloomy Slcet and rain le the greater part OF Christ
mas Day. Nevertheless the streets were thronged
ana the bousvards presented . brilliant appearance.
PROTECTION JArAS.
The Paris Aoniteur states that Japan has rsnounced
all commercial treaties and It's right to revise
customs duties At pleasure THIS news requires con-
hrmati0n.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
COURTNEY AND TRIcKETT.

TnE FORMER ACCEPTS AND PROMPTLY cox.
PLIES WITH TIE TERMS Or THE LATTEE's
CHALLENGE.
Argrgs, \. T., Dec. 81. 1877.
Courtney aud rrickctt arc likely TO como together
without much preliminary discussion. The former
has accepted the attcrs chsliengc to row "a three.
mile race, srigh,tway tor 81 oo) sId., ESQ ior.
ict on any neutral water In this Cnited States = Mr..
Courtney has despatched nis agent TO New York 10.
ni.ht 10 conp'y "isb tbs other terms OF rricseips
proposition 80 deposit the forfeit. s250 with
llie New York Clipper lie names Uwasco Lake rs
tus place oI meeting. 10 compliance with nis prom
Ice on this speedy iuhlncnt o: Tue terms oi his
challenge Mr. TrcSctt viii in all probability, leave
Australia tor the U1ued States At cariv date 10
raIIly the Ipatcn MS soon as possible
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
ORGANIZING THE LEGISLATURE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD !

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ALBANY, n. y, Dec. ~, 1877.
II. A. Glidden and Senator Cole arrived here to-
night anu have already entered upon tho ampai.n
IN the interest OF the former TOR Clerk OF the Senate
GlIdden Is confident OF sue sess
Roscoe Conkling - expected Saturday and viii re-
main until alter tho organization OF both houses
1t Is rumorcd tO-ul.ht that combination Is being
Assembly ior the purpose ot controlling The organizA
ton ot thIt body.
THk REPUBLICANS INELIGIBLE.
Another alarming runor Is to the effect that lhr go
republican members Of the Assembly are IL giblc
having held onice oi postmaster within hpnured Gays
cuLion, rendering them iLcligihe 10 tho ohi.c OF
Assembly nun. ALothcr report says that tho gblo
members elect hold respectively tho Offices oi post
master, register In bankruptcy aud Uuitea States
commissioner The rumor Causes great sensation IN
republican circles here.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
ST. JOHNS DAY.
MASONIC

MASONIC CEREMONIES INSTALLATION or
GRAND LODGE oFFfcERs.
PHILADELPHIA, Doc 27, 1871
Al to-day, In commemorition or the festival OF
St. John the Evangelist, the ceremonies Of installing
officers OF the Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted
Masons Of tns state of Pennsylvania took place tho
Temple This Is the opening OF tho Masonic year
hs7s and tho installations at tho grand ana subord
nstc lodges always come on NJ this time. Tho fbow-
Ing were the officers instailed:-
Brother ). Madison Porter. r. W.6rand Master, In
place OF Robert Clark, who declined n re-clectiou
Brother NJ chael Nsbet, X. W. ID. Grand Master.
Brother Samuel B Dick, X. WIS. q. Warden.
brother Conrad Is. bay, II. W. j. U. Warden.
Brother Thomas II. Patton, H. w. q. treasurer
Brother John Thomson, r. W. q. Secretary.
Alter the installation tho Grand Muster annou need
largo number OF appointments Of subordinate officers
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
A YEARS EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, REV HAVEN AND HARTFORD IAIL-
ROAD REPORT.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. %, 1871
BY the report Of The directors 10 tho sockh Of
She Now York. New Haven nnd Hartford Railroad, just
made public II appears that tho net earnings tor tho
past year have bcen Sl,0ol Gs3 03 little less than
those OF tho year previous Tho gross Income
has been 1850, 0y0 eks thAp that OF the
before aud $780, 900 loss than that OF the year
ing September 80, 1873; nevortho!css, oil expenses
and tho regular dividends have been paid, the road
in excellent condition aud facilities
better Owing to the expense Of laying steel rails and
ina s. sso COO on he ssoss ,s
division for the year.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
TENNESSEE'S DEBT.

NAsHviLlg, Dec q, 1877.
Tho Legislature, having reached result In the at
tempt 10 settle tho state dcbt. passed resolution
Today 10 adjourn die ut tomorrow. Tho
Senate bill TO compromise the States debt at lity
cents with graded interest ut four, Two six pcr
cent was deloated In the House after amendment TO
make the interest four per cent Tor The nrst fifteen
and per cent Tor tho next fifteen years Tho high
Tar voted against 1t because was not In coulp
ancc with the proposition OF the bondhoders, which
was ffty cents al SIX per cent interest
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
RAILROAD RECEIVER APPOINTED.

iBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD
TRENTON, Dec. ~, 1871
Chancellor kunyon to-day appointed Thomas l..
Ogden receiver OF tho Delaware Shore Railroad Com.
pany, u line which runs from Woodbury. TO Penn's
Grove, twenty los In length, In South Jersey. rhe
bonded indebtedness Is 5000 00o, aud since the oath OF
July, 1876 tho receipts have been but go, 0O0 Dc-
TO- It completed the company became insoivcnt,
aud equipments hired tho West Jersey road
to put II IN operation. rho receivers bond was liked
ut $50, 600 and he was appointed on an appcatiVn
made in behalf OF the bon dh0lders.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
MYSTERIOUS ASSASSINATION.
BLooxisGros, Ill, ID

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Dec. 27, 1871
james oNciiL, a wcil known passenger locomotive
engineer tho Chicago and Alton Railroad, was shot
dead In tho street here at thrce O'Clock this morning
while returning nome from his trip on his locomotive.
The shot wis fred by an unknown hand. Some
money left his persor, SO that the murder 10
unexplained Active measures are being taken to
CAPTURE tho sSzssjn
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
THE ALLAN LINE STEAMERS.

SHALL THEY GO TO PHILADELPHIA TO ESCAPE
HEAVY CHARGES!
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 27, 1877
Thcro IL o1or foot here 10 establish Philadel-
phia stopping place for the Allan line OF steamers
representative OF Sir Hugh Allan In this city
dcavoring to enter into negotiations FOR the purpose
OF securing such facilities Us may be necessary
Tor the establishment OF the station Tho principal
starting point ut present tor this line Is Baltimore
Halifax and Portland coming ncx In order. Sir Hugh
Aiau Is said, has been sent to New York, but as
the charges Tor wharfage, &c. would have footed up
y very considerable sum no announced hts
OF trying PhiiAdcph Already one of his large
steamships Las sailed from this port for Europe with
a heavy CARGO
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
PARIS GREEN IN TEA.

[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEIALD.1
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Doc 27, 1917.
Thomas Brown, colorcd was hold for court here
day Tor attempting poison his vito with Paris green,
about twelve miles iron this place. the 18Th OF Au
gust last since which tmo until now he has cludcd
arrest The evidence ~ circumstantiai but stroDg.
Tne drug placed In tea aud the wife about to
drink u when the poison was discovered
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
MISS Won HlLLERA's WALK.

BALTIMORE Dec. 81, 1877.
Miss Bertha Won Hillern, who commenced at eight
o'clock last evening, at Masonic Temple, a walk OF
eighty -uine mii-s IN twenty-six hours. finished tho
feat AT Oh. 5im. j1s. tonight Her actual walk
ing time was 20h. Am. eos. Sho walked
the hrst my miles without stopping, when brief
rest iaken. The htty-lrst mile tho s!owcst-
time, lom 28s The iastest was the eighty ninth and
lzst-timr, I'm lis.
During her walk he hail visited by the most
prominent physicians OF the city aud many ladies
nudr rputa
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
A FROLIC ENDED BY MURDER
[pr TELEGRAPH no TIE HERALD

LyY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. ~, 1877.
On Christmas two young msn Of Princess Ammo
county, Richard Gornto and Wilson Ethorcdgc, wore
engaged in spending the evening at country froIc
near Loudon Bridge. Gornto was III disposed toward
Etheredge and insuted him grossly. Etbrreagc loft
tho house. when Gornto followed HIM and
took place IN tho road the result OF which
was that Gornto was struck with club, fractnring
his skull and causing death tho next morning. Ethe
redgo escaped and has not sInco bern heard from.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
MURDER FROM A FAMILY FEUD.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. ~, 1877.
During an alteration between Lloyd q. Jamison
aud Thomas W. \. Warheld. near Barncsvile, Mont
goncry county, Nd, on Christmas Day, tho latter
was stabbed and Instantly killed by Jamison. Tho
difficulty originated 10 family disagreement. Both
we're young n,en, and Warnold was paying ns adj.
FL u IaUuInuu.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
OBITU AIRY.
CHAELtS DaYAN.

MT Charles Daysn died on Christmas morning at
his home, In Lowville Lewis county, y. r., In the
eghty-s,xth year OF his age he born nt Amstcr.
dam, y. y July 10, 1892, and removed to Lowv,ic In
1900 lie elected 10 the state Senate IN ls2G and
WAS chosen president of that body IN the following
year, and wnen Lieutenant Governor Prtchor became
Guyern0t Nr. DayAn act0d as lleutebAut Cove.
Tor the wander OF the term and such Prcsi.
don't OF tho Coart oi Errors. He elected To
district, comprising The counties 1T Lewis and 81.
l.uwrencc, and wns nemusr of the Commttco on
Turn. oi which Jobn Quincy Adams MAS Charm
Hu prcsent nj The great debate bstwcen
Webster aud Hayue Ia 1885 aud 1885 Mr..
Dayan WAS elected to The Assembly, nnl served
Chairman oi tho Commntcc Ways and
Means by virtuo OF which ho became leader oi taat
b,dv He ~as appointed N lS40 District Attorney Tor
Lewis county, aud served four years Ho was
didate In Tho democratic cAucua ot the members OF tho
Legislature ih 1872 against Sias Wright Tor Comptrol
lcr and received twenty eight votes TO Wrishts hy-
four. He wasa lawyer by profession and In politics
d life long democrat.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
TO BE HANGED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec IL 1871
Governor Porter has refused to commute tho son
tencs OF Jacob Harris, TO be hanged al Clinton Ander
county, next Saturday for tho barbsrous MURDER
OF Isaac White in 1858. Harris was fugitive IRON
justice twelve yearA
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
CANADA LABOR TROUBLES

TORONTO, Ont, Dec -, 1877
About hundred unemployed laborcrs waited on the
Mayor to-day ard stated nat they must havo work or
they their families would starve Tho majority or
them viii 10 set breaking stones tomorrow
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
SECRETARY SHERMAN DESIEs THE TRUTH OF
THE CHARGES IN cHANpLER's LETTER


There was much talk yesterday In local political
circles the open lcttcr oi Mr.. w. H. Chandler TO
tho Now Hampshire republicans, published In tho
HERALD yesterday, In which, among other republicans
Secretary Sherman was charged as go-bctwcen ia =
corrupt bargain with democrats TO secure
unopposed Inauguration OF President uayes Mr.
Sherman bcing In Ito city, representative OF tho
HERALD called on him yesterday evening al the Finh
Avenue Hotel
al have had very hard day." Mr. Sherman said,
bus,Iy opening a number oil letters and dospalchcs
"aud I'm just going ou. again, but spare you a
minute or two"
The object of tho writer's mission having been
stated 10 the Secretary, he Iaugningly exclaimed,
ssUh fudge! the charge isnt worth talking about.
Nobody who knows will Uolicvc a word oil IT," lie
then entered free aud very interesting conver-
saton in reference TO tho points OF the letter bearing
personally upon MIN, and beirg finally asked which
portions OF tho interview he would authorize for pub
hcation In the HERALD, the Secretary gave tho
following as m authoritative denial on his parl
"fhcrc 10 truth whatever IN tho story. | never
mado any such bargain as s alleged 10 tho letter md
do not believe any OF tho others did. ! voted and
maus Two hours speech sgaust tho Electoral bil
aud fought these very men, Randall Gibson, kc /.
with whom Chandler says / mado . bargain. As to
my going down 10 Ohio 10 500 Governor Hayes had
solely reference the oce OF Secretary oil the Treas
ury, which he had offered 10 and ~ TO the alleged
secret writing IN possession OF Mr.. Burke, know Of
mono and do not believe there exists QUE As regards
the reasons for removing tho troops from Louisiana
and south Carolina have given thcm iniiy already
In my Mansfield, obio. speech last summer. That is
all dcsire 10 say"
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
DUEL BEL WEEN LAWYERS.

COLUMBUS. Ga, Dec. q, 1877.
duel was fought this morning opposite Columbus
between q. W. Gustiu ana ". H. Dessau, two young
lawyers oi Macon. ga. Alter exchanging Two shots
Win pistols the nfAir smicably arranged Neither
party Was hurt Tho origin of the duel was kept
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
SNOW.

CHICAGO, Dec q, 1877.
A heavy snow storm Is prevailing at Cheyenne aud
Ia coming eastward. The weather throughout the
Northwest Is co0IoT, with Threatening snow.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
TIE WEATHER YHsTERpAY.

The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twentyfour hours In CON-
par ,on with the corresponding Of last year,
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Buiding:-
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
CAPTAIN CHARLES A. SMITH.


Panama despatch reports that Captain Charles A.
Smith, vel known for mauy years at Colin and the
coast from Saa Bias to Cape Gracas DID, was found
dead his store, in South Biuchclds ut six A. NJ,
on the 2itn or November Captain Smith was born
ut SILVER Creek, III Tue state OF New fo.k, and was
thirty six years old
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
POLYGAMY BY WHOLESALE.
THE TWIN RELIC OF DARBARlsM IN A FLOUR
1snISG CONDITION AMONG TIE LATTER DAY
SAINTS

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SALT LAKE, Dec. 81 1917.
This morning At eight O'Clock the Mormons began
nliug into Endowment House, aud by ten O'Clock the
place crowded that the doors had be closed
Up three O'Clock sixty -avs poly gnmous Marriages
had been solemn!zcd, and many more impatient
couples sent oil 10 await their turn tomorrow and
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
Y. " O. anrlNe

Colonel f. ". O. Greene, la,e publisher o. the Sun
day Tyanscrp d,ed yesterday afternoon, aged orty-
nine Mr.. Greene was Pension Agent In Philadclphin
during President Johnson's administration.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
GEORGE A. BAILEY.

George A. Bailey, late publisher oi the Congregational
Globe died NJ Deefing, Me-, on Wednesday, age,
nftv.scycn yeury
The New York herald., 1877-12-28

MAJon BURKE TgLLs WHAT CHANDLER ! co.
WANTED AND WHAT GRANT AND HAYLs PROM
IsEp-IMPRoBABiLITY OF A RENLwAL OF THR
ELECTORAL STRUGGLE.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27, 1877.
Major &. A. Burke, one oil the most prominent con-
servatves in tho State, who engineered the State
count and represented tho Nichols governments In
Washington winter, upon being interviewed by q
HERALD correspondent on Chandcrs ettcr, published
The New York herald., 1877-12-28

Average temperature ye3teruny AIS
2s,:
The New York herald., 1877-12-28

BUY YOUR HATS FROM BURKE 2la BROAD
stl- and texture unsufpassed ms SILK HAT,
uineF Fms NJ 1--we pric
, 1877-06-11
Tl.s l:lglity-To.. Gun.

London 7tmts, Nav %.
or eghty. xun IL Il hns hlthcgto been gen
orally. out .! lata stF9nspualy, called. drca Whist.
for ths PtetSsn ?. ;Sa my " s lat to
The feason why Ibis weapon has been described AZ
~ eighty .ous ton gun ls That ~acn, 1t was dr.t
] ops {. IL saa .ss Ss.h. as E1st''s: St ea
have. however a. reduced II weight u to bring Il
elgty.t Run; md BY this l4tlcr designation guns
o. thia .i.o VII VI y future 10 known, Upon ti's
9ss:,lon r. s W w 1so referred sseS u ths
Tic ar space atlotsa WA thirty .tonf cubic inces
it Se% .t:t VI ss
ef second es3nY ohtaias! wlth an average chamber
u otdiaary, n tho Royal uan Fast"s'es. and %
ssae xss & is a Spss i: Y ss
,buryncss-las now received d, second mud similar
barlcn.. ,lh,s " Ihs aF.t Of ths fous etyhty.ton
original .o,r Seap1 .,r, There i r.; however.
;Ss ;S' Rs!s!' sa ae''fsss s% S s,ls. 's;aFa &
It Gitcon-n.e.inel.. aaa IL riicd IN thirty two
aesr. Wit :insh ian'.. Ths snv b.: - eaa. ias
u and 80 q. ths ,nxyls. and ths 1ate q advance
NV VEFu FN 4stANfet " nNlttH 0t tHS 4u9nl
Gun Factory Department Inat the mathematical
curve Of sesistancu given " It follows appto1t.
Il :so f's +" a Eo!s %
gun. iSy this lueuns tho turccs al work
wlthIn tho Eun during The passaasa Of tho
the musxIc are, bo to speak, bulancel or
e1ualt4ed, and lhasefsss utilized. Tha gun. being
for sss&Ice, Aos uot been uuseA Tbs bouy Tor tho
Introduction ofcElsher gauges: Arrangements hayc
however. been nadu fur their insertion tu tho rryg
Or ta1taa vent, Al. hieh Eotnt tho powder pscssurcs
VIII BE- tkEsn. The Mcw KUN war yestt sSHy aftcF-
noun transported ssula thu itoys Gun Faciurir. 10
ahu proof.0u.ts on the Wuulw,eh marrhcs. The
vther three eighty ton are we'll fur"arJ, aud,
" required, could bu Completed ready for uss With
Ii Axp months fc0M tla piase4t lf14s.
, 1877-06-11
TIT! COUNTS,

4 DlsuuSFEh GilAlS SPECTATOR.
Char II. Weich, Of Detroit, III u bill sled Sat-
HrHf !u tils Superior Court ayl!ust BcpIsulu
iiAth. ThDtRas Whitney. Jau,es It. dutch, Thuuas
7. Mutfarl. aud tl,u National Printing Cyunpuny.
TrAtea chapter of lls eApesieptu III rs4,n specu-
lin: nn The HolsI Of sa:e. 1ls rays tEat turing
Iur 'pia: sud summer VI 1870 ls upetated cou.
'i".fAily III option deals through usujauiin Halrh,
.! itrtFuit, whu tran.ucted bis business through
""'iney i EElch Of lh!s city. palch agteeta to
:. ~ out tbs !ra!s willout calling IN the CON.
A"ANt ,ttieF FOR u'arxins Or alyaner4, aud MT to
'"sc on' sli.s except ns Wslchs request. Gu thu
1o'" "' Nay. ls7v, D4ich went " co,uplaln-
TIL mi iola blu that, In consequence
~ tLs fall in gIsln. lhess was q heavy oalaucu
uss'n'1 htu1. and be ust advance .omc II, 5oo to
t.ees the los", Nelch had NJ u,oaey. bn. offered
~ turn over two certificate. calling for sixty shares
o. stock In ths National irnt,uS Company VI this
elty, WHICH ~ef1 End ass worth aboa& Si.hG0, on
liz satt:ss understanding TINT lhs dcnls should
H. ~ 10 e,osta W except w h!. order or cousrnt
~ Ga toox ihe stoeH sREsseutly o4 This condition,
w. ~ scent to1 Nkltnsy 4 butch. ot ,lls cltY,