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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

NEW YORK, December I0.-Buainess Is
quiet with package houses. Cotton goodS
inactive and bleUched shittingB unsettled
by the impending auction OF LondSdaie
makes, which will be held on Wednesday,
Brown and colored cottonS firm. Mensi
woolens less active. Foreign goods quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

TIE msjOrity for the new constitution
in Georgia and Atlanta as capitaLkseps
growing rs the returns come in, and
promises now to reach 10000.
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RAILROAD RoNDs-Iregular.
STATR RnNOR-Tn afata knnJS InU;si,

9hAlLhuAU RVNDb-1tTekuluf.
STATE BoEDs-In State bonds Louisiana
conSols have declined.
SrocKS-Market opened firm aud frac.
ton higher, but soon became weak and on
q pressure TO sell prices, declined Y to IL.
Towards o'clock there was recovery OF
Y to Y per cent. Lake shore declined
from 50 y to 5sIS; Michigan Central from
SIX to 505S; northwestern from S3N to
ssh, preferred from 6iIf to 64L<; st. Paul
from S5It TO S49G, preferred from 70X to
70; Western Union from II to 76J<; Della.
ware q Hudson rose from 5lN TO SAX, and
declined to 81; Hannibal 1 Joe fell OF
u per cent for common and 2 percent for
preferred. The market was heavy with a
declining tendency till shortly before the
close, when there was recovery Of Y to
lX per cent from the lowest point OF the
day. At the close there was o geaeral re.
action OF Hto Y per cent, Later In the
day the same stock sold ont under the rule
for account Of ANAL operators.
The Western Union Executive Commit.
tee met to-day. The Directors meet on
Wednesday, and II 10 generally understood
that the dividend will be ~ per cent, aI
usual.
The Esprea says It Is stated that au In
dependent action will shortly be com
msnced % iorecloIe the Central Railroad
Of New Jersey under q consolidated mort
gage,
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Anticipated Trouble In Keu

LouBvILLE, KY., December 10.-A
dispatch TO the Coarier-Journal from
Stamford, KY, says that serious trouble
10 expected at any moment in Lincoln
county over the capture there last week
Of several outlaws.
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MANY anxious hearts will thank God
this morning for the safety Of the over
due atsamsr, City Of Berlin.
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Weather Indications.
Wan DRPAKTNKHf,
0ERIcl OF IHB CmRy eIGHAL OVYicER,
WARRINGTON, D, c, Dec, ILL a, n,

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley AMI
Lakes, stationary and rising bar ometer
south to west winds, warmer, clear oil
partly cloudy weather, and in the las
district possibly light rains or snow.
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DIED.

EXLEY.-on Sunday morning, December sth.
bowels, JAREz ExLEr. =
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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--Wahlsn, convicted Of the murder of
Max Hoehne, at NetFistovn, Pas has
BEEN sentenced 70 bo hanged.
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John N. Harlan, the newly appointed
Associate Justice Of the United States
Supreme Court, met the other Justices in
the robing room this morning and had q
cordial welcome. He subscribed to the
iron clad osth.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The Secretary Of War was before the
Committee on Military Affairs again To-.
day. He SAID that the order to General
Ord 10 pursue the Mexican raiders across
the Rio Grande, on q fresh trail, was based
principally on the information given In
the report Of Lieutenant Colonel shafIer,
heretofore published; and being asked
what authority the War Department had
to make such order, he cited the order
given 10 Col. Robert E. Lee, in 1860, to
follow the Mexican depredators into
Mexico, II necessary, and that given
by John @. Calhoun, az Secretary OF War
in 1877, to General Gaines to pursue the
Seminole Indians into the Spanish terri
tory, which order was vigorously carried
out by Gen, Gaines' successor, Gen. An.
drew Jackson. Capt. Clans, Of the 24th
Infantry, stationed at Fl. Brown, con.
lirmed the current statement. Several
large ranches in Texas have been aban-
doned in consequence Of the danger 10
property from the Mexican raiders.
NOMINATED.
The President nominated Geo. Fisher
to be Surveyor Of Customs for Cairo, Ills.
TAKES POSSESSION OF HIS OFFICE.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Hawley, took possession OF his office this
morning. Gov. Mccormick introduced
the heads Of the bureaus.
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ELIc1oNs.
The subcommittee OF the House Com.
mittee on Elections have concluded their
hearings in the Louisiana, Massachusetts
and California contests, but will not re.
port on them to the full committee until
after the holiday recess.
RAILROAD LAND GRANTS.
The Secretary Of War, in . communi-
cation laid before the Senate to-day, In
yites attention to the letter Of his prede-
ceasor Of the Sd Of March last, transmit
ting the report Of the Second Comptroller
Of the Treasury in regard to the decision
Of the Supreme Court in the matter oi
land grants TO railroads. No action hay,
Ing been taken, Secretary McCrary re-
news the Recommendation contained il
Secretary Camerons letter, that suct
legislation be had as will remove the pro
hibltion imposed bylaw on any payment
to these railroad companies, and provide
amode for ascertaining the fair deduction
mentioned 10 the deciDiop Of the Supreme
Court TO which the government is enti-
tied. The communication was referred
to the Committee on Appropriations.
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WASHINGTON.
Gen. Harlan Takes the Iron clad
oath.

Oath.
WASHINGTON, December 1o.-GeneraI
John N. Harlan, the newly appointed
Associate Justice Of the United States
Supreme Court met the other Justices in
the robing room this morning and had a
cordial welcome. He subscribed to the
iron clad oath.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11
VOLUME XXVI----NUMBER "a.

The coal companies have advanced the
price Of coal from 80 70 90 cents ton.
TrausAetions aggregated $4,000 Bharea.
OF which $500 were New York Central,
1900 Ehe, $4,000 Lake Shore, 5000 Nofth.
western common, 5000 preferred, 1000 81.
Paul common, 5000 preferred, 1900 Laek.
awAnna, $500 Delaware q Hudson Canal,
1000 Morris 4 EsleT, l000s Michigan Ger.
tral, and "a, 200 Westefn Union.
National Republican., 1877-04-20
Ross BAx1Rs COMBINING.

A Permanent Protective Organization
Formed Last Night-The Price OF Bread to
be Uniform.
An adjourned meeting the "Boss Bakers"
Of the District Of Columbia was held yesterday
afternoon ct Beck's hall for the purpose Of effect
ing q permanent organization. Mr.. Charles
schneider occupied the chair, and Mr.. John W.
Miller acted rs secretary.
The Chair stated that the object Of forming q
permanent organization was to do Justice to all
and protect the public interests. All bakers Of
the District must have their bread Of the regular
weight prescribed BY law, and sell at the same
o san oy ,ns ,s as,inv. ana ~ ~ Nv Az
the prices and enforce the law on those bakers
who do not observe them.
which IL was decided that no bread should be sold
=, Wholesale for less than hye csns, per loai and
at retail for less than siS cent? en- M per Loaf .,r,
organization. to be known as the "Boss Bakers
Society Of the District OF Columbia
out .Boss Bakers Society and Inserting MAS.
ter Bakers Society which was agreed to.
on motion q MI Msm n S ,aaa ~, y. was was
The question arose as to whether the proccc l.
ing should be conducted In the German or Eng
lisn language. and It was decided tnat they
should be conducted in the English language,
and that the constitution, when adopted, should
be printed in both the Eoglish and German Ian
guages- The society then proceeded with the
election Of officers with the following result:
President, Charles Schneider; vice president,
Pred. Stuhlmann; secretary, Charles Schafer;
trs .surer, John W. Miller; board Of directors,
oficsrs Of the society and Andrew Nocrr, Nicholas
May, Edward Macwilliams, Edward Piepinbripg,
John Carroll, John l.. Vogt, J. Schenck and
Charles Specht.
On motion Of Mr. Edward Noerr the following
committee of nve was appointed to DRAFT consti.
tuition and bylaws: Messrs. John Carroll, Edward
Pieptnbrng, Fred. stuhimann, Andrew Noerr
and Charles Speaht.
After tne trausaciion of other business Of
minor Importance the society adjourned.
National Republican., 1877-04-20
LIFE In WASHINGTON.
aHErcHEs kBoUr THE CTTr BT THE
REPUBLICAys REPORTERS.

TnE UNITARIAN FEsrIyAL.-Or account Of
TIRE severity Of the storm yesterday evening IL
hzs teen ls<atsI TO soatfnus the UnitariAn festL
val % Rattle drum this eve,snx at the house Of
NJ =. J. LlsrttIer. l'so aassashqsetts srenne: n.
GOD this sssnirs-
ACxNovLrugrys TuEIE LovE.-The clerk
efthe court has issued the following marriage
tt<sr-es: James washinxtoa ami Pris,ilta Brown,
ef Frvaertes, Ma: James Jaekson and Sarah A.
Tn,,rs, M mi xiIee Roper,
ESss- Wilson and Johannah sullivan; Wm.
Ptseseask sld Hearsetta wallace. J; ": B,nks
an1 Auute 4 GIL. of Rtehu,oud, Va j. Il. sirr-
,kau and Gesryts b HerOtd.
srArIDrxs's Doe.-Geo. W. Hawkins, q
street ren.,sr Of ash. IN the Police Court yes
tercay 10 get m 0rdsr for the execution Of the
xsx Il samssl Spa aiding. calorei sesident oft
essriy. Havkins W, leaning oyet the len" ex-
Svsalafpx, vita Its kn-s pushed through the
ssar,is. and Spaaldtnx dog, under some mlsappre.
Esa Sasksrs EsesL me Court deciiei thae Ire
suanty srdinanees did authorire the killing ot
The tSg in cold blood, aRd the case vas DIS
6oxE TO HorsrKrrrrSs.-The mlrri'ge
sf M william I. Cilrks aai Miss Emnav.
Nerryvc7ther vas celebrated yesterday morn
lr< q, the Church ot the Incarnation. The
ehnrvh uas veil erOvied, and the roral decora-
us1- were Protuse and arranged with exce'ls1t
cot euzfusioa- The rector Of the church, Rev. J.
n. rsurser4. ofrcfaseJ, and the briis was given
Array BY Or. H0sd- me bride, . demLblonde,
attfred In a sealbrovu silk suit, and the
green uuEe q black Enriish Walking suit. Aftsr
The welding the esuple repaired 70 their new
ke-c. Iuss ntted mp, where they were waite
uren kn.l ecngrarulAted by the professor and
E<neers Of the senior class Of the National Law
University, of With Mr.. Clarke was Q member.
A TKUsrED NAN.-w'Ililm II. Selkirk,
veILSircsss,I man with full vhiskers, vas IN the
PoiISe Csart yesterday charge with having OBJ
tairsd Eosls 90 taiss Fretenses from jacob Macn-
lssr. SS.kirk plead not guilty, ami declared that
Nacalss-'s story was entirely untrue. Macaleer
stated th-s Sslkirk cane 20 his store and repre-
sssfirg himself 10 be employed in the Depart
nent of Iusttee. and exhibiting papers from
uuEher q Fueue men, Including the Presidents
prtraSe secretAry, tn1orstrz him, got $50. Sell
kfIk has Eot yet pa ID the ball, and upon making
tnQutrf-T ne had le5 ned th1t bis p-steusious
49,. falses ne Courr sali that the law could not
trercs nan for rskirE a fool OF another, or for
telling n siuple lts- He asivi 81 the tradesmen
tn - c1Elboa- abOas uhom they itrustel. and dis
shsrEsd the pris0nsr.
National Republican., 1877-04-20
CIT BRETITIEs.

But te- persons we're on the streets yester-
day.
Flour Is selling for $40 per barrel. Next
xsntlsnan,
Aprii sso-ers Chara rsin) during yesterday
aEd LAST llxki-
John H. Dosisou, . colorpd chicken thief
-as sent de-u fOr thirty days yesterday.
he last public everin, exhibition of the
s,sssn At the COreo-an Art Gallery vas given
last night.
TIE district Stewards Of the Methodist Epis-
aspal Chareh uill meet at the Foundry church at
II o'eseSk next Wednesday.
Durfrz the heavy Storm last night the light
mig strusk the ROOF 0f the Shepherd buil,ling,
csrrer Of PernsytyrEia syenus and Twelfth
ssrvet. splitting the raS-star-
Tie ue~ly-sleefed board Of directors of the
Inland and >sabaard C0astinx Company yestsr-
Gay SrI.nired By elsctfnp Mr.. Samuel Bacon,
EEsei4eat. vice Joan W. rhomps0u-
he Philadelphia CSrvOsSrcisl Tinss, In
srsakirx of the various enterprises IN washing.
tcpl resers 10 Mr. Chrtssine Heurick's brewery
and saws that Ii turns out twelve thousand bIr-
rels OF lager year This immense amount ef
henb4 esstS alon< the raging aliusntary canal
every year. ard yet our Inhabitants have never
bs<a in1nSatsd-
National Republican., 1877-04-20
OBSTINATE HaCKMEN.

Waiting for the Tee. Case to be Settled.
The hackmen who persist In asserting their
rights to stand on the cd sts nd in front OF the
Arlington were up before Judge Smell again yes.
tsrday. Mr.. John +. Norris, and Mr.. N. II. Miller
appeared for them. Mr.. Norris said that these
men were vell.behsvsd, law abiding and useful
citizens, and the cons AIT interference OF the 20.
lice and their arrest was not only detrimental to
their business, but tended to iniure their stand.
ing in the community. He did not doubt that these
prosecutions arose out OF persona interests, and
were part o. the plan OF certain pat lies to mo-
nopolize tho fsckifl busineel at the Arlington.
Mr.. Miller stated II At he had made every effort
to bring the case that had already been appealed
to the attention OF tho court above, so to fave
the matter Of the rights OF the Commissioners to
require the hackmsn to settle certain spot per.
ms1eutly ettl :. The counsel urR' the Court
to settle the cases now before IT, they held that
Adhesion from 1t would have authority. The Court
stated that as one case had alrr 1dy been sent up
to the upper court, on appeal, as o test case, II
would be disresptcsfal to the upper court now to
make decision In his court, nd he acc 2pted the
personal bonds the defendants to appear when.
ever wanted so as to allow time for the test to be
settled on the appeal.
Yesterday afternoon another raid was made
on the hackmen standing in front OF the Aring-
ton by ONCE. Amos and Burgess, Of the Fourth
precinct, who arrested Joseph Hawley, Charles
Bounce and John Kelley. VIM. ]. Newton and
John Gavin were arrested twice during the day.
All OF the arrested parties left t5 collateral at
the station for Lheir appearance this morning.
National Republican., 1877-04-20
4 SESSION OF SCIENTISTS.

poings In the Academy Yesterday.
The National Academy Of Sciences resumed
their sessions at the Smithsonian Institution
yesterday afternoon with an increased attend
ance. Able and Interesting papers were read
as fellows:
"a proposed new method OF solar spectrum
analysis" by Professor 8. p. Langley.
"0n complex in organic acids, /" BY Professor
Wolcott Gibbs.
Npcrometer level and Typographical
came. O." by Professor E. G. Pickering.
''On the determination OF the CO efficient of
expansion Of solkiity," by Professor A. VI.
Mayer.
"R.sults of deep lea dredgings," by Prof.
A. Aeassiz.
Description of a detached gravity 'rcape-
msn.," by Prof. c. A. Young; read by +. A.
Barnard.
''on the laws ruling the vibration Of tuning
forks" by P.of. A. VI. Mayer.
The Academy then went into executive ses-
s'on for the transaction Of private brsiness.
The public session will be resumnd to-day at
noon, and will probably close to- morrow.
National Republican., 1877-04-20

The full r.poTt OF the superin tsndent Of Insur.
Alee. and the full rrporI Of tbs Colnmltee Of
Policy -holders and representative Of Policy
holders haye been printed. in pamphlet form. and
any oIits aSsais tkross The aiisd states and
Inc following n ,hs report Of the finance and
k1ee utive Comnittee of the Society;
The thorough lnvestiE zusn inte the Affairs md
eonditien ofths Easitshie Life assurance Society
YORK. snd BY Cslniniiiee Of Policy -hoidess and
Representatives Of Potiey hoiders, has not relaxed
in the iixhtest degree the customary haminatioas
By the sisndiaE and spsela. Committees Of the
npressaiias the rspor, Of the Society for is7s.
thai year giyoa much attention apd labor 70 The
eensideratfon OF the system BY which the business
Of the 6ociety 10 conducted and It's expenses regu-
lAisd: and have directed the enforcement Of all
rules and methods for bringing down The expenses
Of the society %, and eentn uinE The same a. The
etsAev IA tst adnIiaisflaffsa cl Is afdlrs.
Tas EEttv..et surplus hsnd Of the rcriety ts
much Larger than 4 requisite for The eoarnaanee
Of dividends 70 policy holders without diminueou.
and In order 10 guard against even unexpected de-
probation In lny tstments the eommittee have
Of the said surplus he Withheld IRON di-
vision ansonE policy y-holders until the further
der Of this committee OF the board to cover any
possible loss Arising from the value OF real estate
and othoS securities
The Equitable Lie Assurance Society has, dur
Eng the past six months "a psTiod OF uaex anpled
depression In business and hnanee) undergone.
th-ough It's own Cog mi tees. the Insurance De-
partment Of the State and POnEy-helders' Conn
Inittee, examinations. for thoroughpess Of deisA
preesdsnIed in the history OF corporalions
National Republican., 1877-04-20
rRETTY HARD CHARACTER.
He ssnilingIy Admits that he Steals, and
Laughs at the Sentence Imposed.

He ssniling'y Admits that he Steals, and
Laughs at the Sentence Imposed.
Henry Wood, long, lean darkey, with q
sprlngy gait and swinging both arms in an aim
less way, was stood up In tho Criminal Court to
answer the charge Of stealing l25 pounds OF wool,
whom the following dialogue between him and
the Court ensund:
"werc you ever charged. With st ailng beforeI"
ayes, sIr.n
"Did you do IT."
"Not when could got work."
"Ch, u en- you do ID at your leisure ~
~ work VII m can get IT,"
Docs anybody in the courtroom know this
man? 2"
BaiItG Paxton. ayes. your Honor, know him.
He was raised in ny nt 'ghborhood and has been
stealing ever stn"n 10 was a boy.
The Court. "weli, Wood, they give you
pretty bad character. The &C nteuce q that you
10 confined 20 the Aloany p0l!Iohtiary .or thri
years"
Thank you," rep'i' d Uoo' and with q broad
smile spreading over his Face, resuTing the
swaylng, rolling gait, he " Jat back to the dock
satisfied with his fate.
National Republican., 1877-04-20
EXPECTS OF BAD cosphyY.
A Boys First omense Sends Him to tn,
pcniteutiarv.

Penttenttary.
A white boy named George Roberts was
brought on here by gang OF thieves from New
York during Inauguration week to assist them In
plying their nefarious calling. when they found
the danger was great in pursuing the business
1t was abandoned, and they departed the city
leaving this boy, who WIS sixteen years old, pen
nless and alone to get along as best he could.
He found but one way ofgaininR livelihood open
TO him. that OF stealing, and he went at IT, hoping
TO obtain sufacient to carry him back to his home
in Now York. He captured bolt Of cloth from
Mr.. Dalton, the tailor, and nye gross Of steel
was arraigned before Justice Macarthur yester-
day on the latter charge, and plead guilty. He
told the Court that he was fatherless and mother
les' subicet to cpileptic ts and unable 70 follow
his trrde OF pr -sman. He came with the mcn
and was deserted by them, and had to steal or
starye. The Court directed that he be docketed
as pleading guilty Of petit larceny in the case of
Tie pens, and sentenced him to eleven months in
jail. He was Afterwards arraigued for taking the
cloth and plead not guilty; but u being found in
his possession and the pants and vest upon his
person, the Jury thought the evidence sufnclent
TO convict him, and returned verdict against
him. The Court sent him TO tho Albany pepi-
tentiaiy fer two years.
National Republican., 1877-04-20
Coop ADVICE.

Now is the time OF year for pneumonia, lung
fever, &c. Every family should have q bottle Of
Boschees German Syrup. Don't allow for ono
your family or yourself Consumption, asthma.
pneumonia, Group, hemorrnages and other fatal
diseases may set In. Although it Is true Ger
man Syrup Is curing thousands OF these dreadful
diseases, yet It is much better 10 have II at hand
when three doses will cure you. One bottle will
safe from danger. II you are consumptive do not
rest until you have tried this remedy. Sample
bottles, 10 cents. Regular size, rs cents. Sold
sole agents,
National Republican., 1877-04-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Dr. Hartley cures eatarrh-7S2 Tenth street
northwest.
Interest paid on deposits BY J. n. squier d Co.,
bankers, lGo Pennsylvania avenue.
At Lee, o1b Seventh street, opposite tho Patent
once, Is selling coal at tl75 and up.
Left-oh clothing, watches, pistols, etc., bought
at Herrog's, p1b d street. Orders attended TO.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murray's, sos Pensylvania avenue,
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-04-20
To t,oNsuMrrIyys.

wilbor's God Liver OIL and Lime has now been
before tho public for ten years, and has steadily
grown into favor and appreciation. This could
not be the case unless the preparation was Of
high intrinsic value. Tho combination OF tho
phosphate Of lime with pure cod liver OIL as pre-.
pared by DR.. Wilbor, has produced q new phase
In the treatment Of consumption and all diseases
Of the lungs. This article can be taken by tho
most delicate invalid without creating the dis
gusting nausea which is such prominent objec-
ton 10 the cod liver oil when taken without lime.
This preparation Is prescribed by the regular
faculty. Sold by the proprietor, A. b. WILBoR,
National Republican., 1877-04-20
AMUsEMEyTy,

~~~-~~>>~~D~1~.O.~o~Oo1~ ~O~o~OOoo~N~.o~~~>~
THE GREAT FoREPAUGH sHowi
IndI,putssiy the Largest in the world.
WksiiSGroN fS,sr SfIifGs THREE .fs pAYs SSLY
LoUATION, COR. NINTH AND SIS.
SIX LEARSSEiipp Siip ELEPHANTS,
iii tHPPP6PofRaUs! IPI5 SSsPsHU6sE
srsPECIAL UARD-ss
LET THE LADIES ATP LITTLE FOLKS
There w,s born, on the list OF February, is75, In
our BE BEATTifTE nsFiFfris' BABY ELEPHANT,
country outside Inc Tropical zoSe. i !. osiy u
ISEiST EIsFaaST. SuRsiss WiTn lis rs
MOUTH AND TkUSKisihs rarest. queeresisc
SEA Lions, RHIHocERos, TEN LIVING
Nor. WILD biENsi shxsrs than an,
THREE OF TIL 3 LARGEST MENAdERIEs
TRAVELLING
'Ah RATE r2EMRHSrLh MusEuM. ANp ShHHSsi TRSisEb SSo-
WILD ANIMAL SHOW.
kNp rspT siN ssHyGf rShs
RAiLRoAD TRAINS, DRAWN BY
THREE IHJRfY-TON
THE GRAND DKsss PARADE takes place a,
o'clock the morning OF each exhibition day; you
NEARLY A MILE OF. MIRRoRED TAB
LEAU CARSi
HEhD Oh ELEPHANTSl
TWO POWERFUL MUSICAL ORGANIzA-
TIONSl
TONY FRANKS BUFfALO BAND AND
MANUEL PERALTOS GREAT
MEXICAN BAND.
Their first appearance In this country. engaged In
the City OF Mexico. ezpIsssly for the
BATrALio5ssnss Li5sns tSFssiIis oT SES And aSb HORSES
MILLION bbSILaR bbSP SHOW,
Opens at and 7, begins ons hour later.
Admission to all. 20 cents: Children under wears,
spsSiaan,s,aa,s. proprietor.
National Republican., 1877-04-20
apls-N

LEA PAHEINs'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
Pronounced BY eonnoisseurs to be the
"oNLY GOOD SAUCE"
and applicable to every variety Of dish.
Extract Of q letter lrom q. medical geatIsman
At Madras TO his brother at Worcester, May,
1851:
Tell LEE 4 PERRINs that their saucs Is
highly esteemed In India, and Is, in my Opinioa,
the most palAtable as well As tho most whole
some Sauce that Is made"
Premium awarded at Centennial for:
First. "ExCELLENr TASTE"
Second VERY CAREFULLY PR EPARED
LEA = PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Liza a PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Is on every bottle.
Is on every bottle.
LEA a PERRINs.
LEA PERRINs.
JOHN DUNOAN'S SONS,
JOHN DUNoAN's SONS,
kSOy New YORK
National Republican., 1877-04-20
ENpTCTNEyTs IND DIsnIss.iLs.

WhAt the Grand Jury Rss Done since They
k<asssmblsd.
he srani Jury came irso eour. yeste day
vsth the ioll0strx tnsiicsmsnts Cath -tns res
p>tit arcsny, Sseo1d odenss; Jt'l Ryra, rco-
esrys Jean Bird larcsny, Michael Donlan. lar
exsys Jehn Rysa, assault with intent TO kill
Lirrte BrOuu- % larceny. second cferse: Joh7
h1s.stl- = st<Siex Al on r. F-ancss J. Nr c !,
..d ga r. Cooy-y, orxiax msF ey o. 'et: 90
H. No1lto1. b-s sene- y Leu NJ Bti. &C.
talse prrte1.e<t J0h, T. KIM AMI F,s4T WI t.
n~v. prnt larceny, NJ ohense: John D. O.
jean H D<nverd, henry Brroour. Ores MnI
An! JesefA O.. n, essaalt s.th Its 1t to kill,
and M.ynes ka. AID Queer1n, pcttt lar -,
na<e: Geo West. ruooe-y, and Ell Helm, false
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