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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-02
LYONS
tl1AElIa vnvI!s,
w lave Made the Fsliowa
Great Reduction
I'm Prices.

III ttAfF@
"l'unspn~n Velvet
Reduced from els IL ~ ~
"run-ons Velvet
Reduced from Oil, 10 oil.
"l'rnsons" sublime Velvet
Reduced from sl6 Ia ell.
"lunsunf" Peerless velvet
Reduced from sis 10 Sl4.
.Guinc," Velvet
Reduced from sl3 IL az.
"GuinrC Velvet
l.o,lnrc.l from Sll 10 clio
",Iuric' Velvet
Reduced irom sl5 ~ at.
'Jnric" Velvet
Reduced FROM s16 to tl2.
Inwcv priced Vclvcts re-
dnecdl in proportion.
These goods arc all pure
silk. face md back.
The prices quoted above
arc much lower thnn the
goods were ever sold by III
and a, tho present prices Of
Raw silk arc fully 30 per cent
Lower than they could be
~. - A.n.l Il nnl.l - Lar
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-02

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90, Augusta. Maine. :Oyl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
LARGE FIRE At OMAHA.

OMAHA, Neb., April 23.-At - o'clock last
night broke out in structure in the rear Of
Pioneer Block" ana, owing to the prevalence of furl
gale the no!th tie flames driven into the
block, making it impossible TO much. The entire
block destroyed, with the u,IUn OF the portion
occupied by I. II. Sharp Bro stock Of leather
was badly damaged by water c. +. Goodman druggist,
loses building aud stock valued ut $50 OOO insured for
$4,000 J. L. Lehman. paWnhrokcT, building and
stock 81 900; part Of stock saved nearly by
Insurance among tie uninsured property was $1,000
OF diamonds. The section occupied by J. ~ Put
ter totally destroyed; loss, $1,000: insurance,
$4,000; also the section occupied by simpson, tobacco
mist; tue stock valued at $4,000 81 OOO Was mostly
GaVc and the rest is covered 10y insurance. Creighton
Hall was slightly damaged by fire and water. MtKcli-
g1n iquOr dealer and Meyer q Co.. Obncc0nSt>, were
daInagcd by water both insured. Tie fire doubt
less the work Of IN inctndiary. man seen by
persons running away from the place where the fac broke
out.
Following list Of the companies in which the prop
erty insured ANA tIe amounts OF tltif losses:
The Lc C2is>c of IaIis. $4,000 Lancashire OF England,
$1,000; Hartford, $1,000 C0nuecicGt, LOCO; Cont
mental OF Newly ork - 900; Fire Association OF PHl-
dciphia, $4,000; American Of Piiadc. pha $1,000;
Western Of Toronto, $1,000; Springfield OF Springfield,
Mass, 5000; National OF iiatturd, $4,000 Orient OF
Hartford, $1,000; PomsyiVan Ot Philadelphia III 800
Commercial Union G1 London. $1,000; Underwriters
Agency, $1,000; Home Of New 1orE, $1,000; fiicncus
Fund Francisco, $4,000 IusBiaGcc Company Of
Norm America ~ 500; Franklin Philade phil 800
1E;na, $1,000 tOtGl, Tl7,0OJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
sehr n parae. Ra..mu..eu rrovdsnce For Poo. John.

sohr H. Burnett Rasmussen Providence for Port John
schr Mary Riley Riley, Providence for Port Johnson.
schr Wm Burden. Adams Providence for Port Johnson.
SEER John Price NicGe son. PRO lcree for Johnson
s ss le:s'T c b Tor Srt o 6n '
sr Pyhoa Merrill prydens' Tor fqc Jen IN, a
Schr Xsy Rate@ FIJI River
sehr Join v. Ben MI Sail River for Port Johnson
schr Golden IA gle Kelly. Pal River Or Port John,On
sAf.HD.
steam-iips switzerland, for Antwerp Aibemare for
WIND-sanset, light W.; hasy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ASea@S from Limerick S, ha5s ea aosS5 om rim @ Alta
derry Cecilia from iaiermoj barSenie Anna Leesi big
Aa9e Gerhard ser Alert from r9rss Ha1f Passed
In DEa P pe1 D 3, sa4 Giuseppe
son. for HoboSeD; Ocean for Rotterdam Isep Usso and
Moreo Paneo Tor o9rk Err Err ara -, NINA oT L,1sGn
Bremen rqladp isr - ISHPs r NJ D23 gSy or S,
ranh for l-inore Bertha for Gooe brgs ~ Houston aad
~ G. Mariner for P9rdnd sailed bark sadr' NG1.amo
Arrived: schr Emma Cr9s0y !g9m Ml,an5's ior onie,s
NicSerson Boston Harrisburg Worth, DO centpedesHow
an do; 8erks peadeion East Cambnigs; Pa9her MIA
Norlok, Ford Fail River Hercules, 7was,y AeS6ayort
ship Re Grand Gustav. Menlenoes Dover BARR roletto
R25o C 5m ss %s4 B SSs' LaM S Be- f ds 81
DOde DO Cleared, steamers Alenogn, Mls Pofi.monh;
San Frsncisco schrs Florence Hal Keane IofinoaR
spray rricS Norgieh HenIlotia LIE sac3; lo~ soTns
weaver Boston ". Haddell crannicr dol sae steamer
Allentown.
BOSTON April 23-Alriyed steamers Ibean Horne Liver
pO0l Gen. Whitney, Hallett New 1mk kODtn. CrOsei,
and Leopard Alberton, Phadepha bark Arsiide Bnear
Lonrabaya bngs Irene, Yates, BUen9s Ayfcs fab90,
COMBS CardeBas ". u. Russell Athcr0n, Sagua; I. 4.
Mnbs0n Hnntley do. Florence Eathbulu Mobile schrs
A. stuart, LIBBY, AMI John Rose Howell, SauO Domingo
ety. Hattie A. White, B,lloty. St Marc; r. !; Morrison.
Smitis Alexandria: Mary Is. Dyer. oliver, and Lucy X.
Kgee Bernard VIRGINIA oyal arch Cray e 1gaia shore
BALTIMORE, April 23.-Au1ycd steamer America BlBp.
Savannah bark Winfrrd. HGdgus, Rio Carcl, steamers
Johns Hopkins Parker, BustOn Elizabeth, wood Phade
phia. ship william Woodbury. schmidt Bftmeni b4rts
ChDgga, Furln, QeclsiOHn May, Foster Belfast; Dig
Concord, Pratt Matanzas.
FOREIGN PORTS.
FAlMOJTH April % The German ship Paul Teschner
Capt Mas from March i3 Tor Liverpool,
April 49, The Norwegian bark Leo Capt Ander
son. Orleans March brought the VI the Paai
Teschncr here.
MEMORANDA.
(NOr), Bt0rness, from London which arrived
anchored sandy Hook, owed o the city this
morning.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QUEENSTOWN, April 23.-rhe American Line steamship
IligOs Cart Shackf0r from Philadelphia Apnll2 arrived
hero today on her way 10 Liverpool.
IfOr Latest Shtp Necs Fnh Pa9e.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
TERMINAL CHARGES ON GRAIN.

The grain trade of the Produce Exchange
hold an adjourned meeting yesterday afternoon TO con
dor the proposition OF the Central Erie, ana fehhSy-
vapia railroads TO equalize terminal charges on gram
with baltimore The proposition before the meeting was
,,scd ON primary statement OF "a Us TO the erect that
tbe terminal charges at Baltimore are now IA cent
pcY lushel ON all grain including 10 days storage me
correctness of this statement was vigorously atcheu "
Mr. Husaa who claimed that the shipper at Bal'ni"ic
,,.cciycd n repayment Of % OF cent per Oushci'
Tins making the terminal charge only g ol
cent He and others proposed that the statement
should be referred back to the Gram Committee io IT,
examination and report While the discussion was gong
IN Mr. blanchard Vice President Of tie Erie; MI nut
ter Freight Superintendent Of the Central and repre-
sentative of the Pennsylvania Railroad entered the
room Mr. Bllnchard's attention being called 10 the
>oiut raised by Mr. Hustled, be said ihat ne DecNcd t
r,nal statement fact to be corr Ct tndl INC cliui
ci,Srea of tine Baltimore and ONO lOdI arc lcalA -
f ner bushcl ana that the road received ana rtlacu
fbr whole amount. Mr.. Ruttcr sad that me pf1pSlo
oo Ia rho l,iu trade was a concession by the central
10 ihe Erie ana Pennsylvania ROADS ani was H o'T io
tIe benefit Of NcW-NOrk merchants. Nj whitney Sa!u
that fhe new arrangement would auect his interests
mfayorlb bly, Jui That he in favor ~ auoit3$ lHc
Recommendations of the three railroads ana inc Di
C,muitirp "a a tyanta 10 NcW-lork Inc IhIIe"
men were asked what probability there would DC ul
lie lroposcd arrangement would be observed any more
fi,i aid ,lplu.uts between thc roads Hai D@cn: Mi
blanchard and NJ. Batter sail that there was ccalef
ami better uudcrs landing between the roads Various
motions were submitted, and finally one lTOI"acu ol
alr Martin was adopted. Ii referred the WhOe suJccI
a. the Grain Committee with power 10 act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
TROUBLE IN COLLECTING A LARGE DEBT.

In the suit of the Peoples Savings Bank OF Prov
ience and others against Charles O. FTanekyr ana o'hei
Judge Van Brut decided 20 sustain the demurrer OF o
executors Edwin HOyi. In 1873 Josiah Chapih OF ro
idence borrowed 100000 from five savings BANKS Oh '
city giving each his note. He gave TO four trustees u'
trust Of a large Of real estate as security iof Tue
At the same Josiah Chaplin, as principal ana LnNl"
oyt members Of the firm OF Hoyt spiague O
as sureies executed bond To the savings banks III
to secure 1t they bound themselves ana an,
six fye four three Of them and their aid 'ac" VI
their aud any SIX three two OF their heirs eAocu
tors and administrators jointly soyersy and respccFey
Edwin Hoy died May, 1874 Default IN payment ' ~
tercs was October 1874. The trustees SOFA h %
S3O 600 ana applied the proceeds o Tue % 20 Wy
/, banks became il~olStut
appointed BY The courts Rhode Island rms SUIT W.
brought by banks and the two receivers aeas M
Chapn. Tie LIVING surctics AMI the executors :" l"n nv
The demurrer the executors Ot MI IOit - that 'v
Of have power 20 sue
state aud executors 81 MI ll0yt ma "a uire
nom that Of tlr living buhdant ana 'hic
Isl ut action
Un first point Judge Van lruhi NOUS h'I
the some conflicting authOI1s tIt receiver apo
IN urcgn gh of On III ms state ana Hoi
that on Tins point ae Is well taken ON me st'n
executors OF dcciseu obi gOi cannot u" sI' III
The same acton with the surviving obi CO.'S JUd@o an ~
saws the decisions delightful stale OF coiusi"9
qu0ies nnier holding that they cannot be - sued hn
number holding the lie gives judgment or
executors Of Mr. EOyt with leave however 10 the Pih'
to amend their complaint on payment Of costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
CRYNiIEAL NOTES.

John Callahan, age 10, OF No. l4G Leroy-Si, was
sled on SUNDAY night Dy Ucef hGcih o 'o ',nsn 49,
n,t Highway i9b1gfy lhc youns maA vas c9nntte, yes
t,ty morning Justice Murray At JclefSOh d&rkct Police
Court Tor CSIa.ilalon
Alexander Mcdonnell, age H. of No. 1l3 Snlli-
ya1si., a.rrst by C0nrt Udier stewart on warrant
asaaiss AM l thomas H. ~. sat OF 10 l0d SUN
nan oi Apu H. McU'rc nas held ia 800 bail In each
ass .u, a!a.p ae'al.t vas CO ..2i,,ol.
Mciae Pony loree! oi..n tae scatle Of tho rtsl;
AI H. an - 4eic .ei ad ciaFgt ~ l sar' Is he
IL do. .cI -,gI rai in the Cour Oi General seasons
YESTERDAY. 1t rsu"d alUat hIu 10 coAyict lin, aud
YEAR, IL tt Sa;5 rf is At Ga t ii5or
Al the Esscz MarIe! Ponce Cour, yesterday George
o. 30; 2o7 siaaea y, vending i Signify over the ic
81 rliadriiia Tor 0lia Ing eois 81 tie yaiaeof SO 1J
raaHe?t representations ana giving worthless Chez 20
was nc or r,a IN de.aat % go bi ~"
AT tine Tonbs Police Court yesterday Bcrnar, J.
S " ft4 10 gr,i2e BIZ, H. Il 800 JOIN H. , ,,S
No S-Nrt, uroSor ~ hops charged jacob iipAkc
~ SON MAN ~ WIN oniai'hf ron MN ca jan . 80
fora lla4 50. Bal va, nAe, at 5000.
Edward flaming OF No 3j2 East SXty-thirl-st.
Sa n a On a5 Sq a GHas n t era I% s
L aE .1, as bti,e De c'nd dress hmst!L VIXEN iAe
Ola - aEs WI "n-inA he Wa ki1c"e go" i H. csol
Cinnr wers arrested. aud ye'ieray Justice E4b
nj ttu item ius ti4IL
George +. Parker, the commission merchant, nj
aud hTreueiCists., Who're
Published A. liiE fIBtN a-yriRl Wc.ssau pI-s-i t, u
Cunt 90 ieu'i Al Sessions yatt iA.ruru. n,F
rcJ, nJr oi iLc rir, charges brought against Inn.
lt l.Lt u ms c3sf Hcs loan kJGs.Ink.
Aaicr iale i.rn Titt it6cr Ojianc. salss "a
repre- ~
:0s cSl.nIy customer NAtn n~nt CriaLdcd fe
se,t hole. GbcrcIron - Wa arrested sr.ng
tlr goods iaiStr vas ''i i'f soieAo+
Mrs George W. Ca..r'lg was robbed Of n pOckct-
Ioo ,,-r.!lv af:,s1n wie "a ue room. %. tIc
,fi,. iiiI,g4i go. UialI Central Depot ~, tnrii
MS Wte.s. tcef 0lf!h, , arrested tao thlc mos
-riitb. gi'sr Eet SoSti Williams.
whose s~-tait Rogue GairIg = Numbered t,1T
bad or the rutr.l
: Z t0uc robbery al 4 IhOIths agu II which A gile
man I q ui buaud and gagged ana tuen robUc OF So
.saotAt.ns To- -l0.tJe sUh
ti.a b. Juscr Lixy the tuy seventh stIcct Police
Curt, IL dcairI Of $1,000 bill
The officers Of the Twenty ninth Precinct Police
nm SUNDAY Iyht seized the l2J Tgsufy
fst on coI pl,Int BY several citizens 1s props
Tor cOlored and bilrk
aGu one wtt arrested justice Murray at tu
sou Nafko, Police yssorday the women
to Inc island f six months default Of bail fo eooi H.
hssor disehar sed Howard no compainan appeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
THE COURTS.
THE KINGS COUNTY SURROGATE.

The trial of the suit of ex-Judge Abram II.
DALEY against Walter L. Livingston. in the contest for
the surrogateship OF Kings County, was begun IN tne
Supreme Court Circut In Brooklyn. yesterday. rne
day following the election last Fall 1t was announced
that the entire Democratic ticket had been elected in
Kings County but subsequently, 1t was stated ouicialy
that mistake had been made in the counting OF inc
votes and that Mr. Livingston, the coalition candidate
for Surrogate had received majority Of 2s3 votes over
Mr. Daley, the Democratic nominee. Soon after the
election exJudge Daley announced his intention 10
contest the place. br serving upon Mr. Livingston papers
the suit The time since has been taken up III iurs
ing bills Of particulars. &C. -
The case was called before Judge Gilbert yesterday,
and the entire day taken up In securing n jury a
panel of 300 had been summoned o. whom 10 answered.
The greater part of those examined were
Democrats; some claimed be non-partisan ana Few
were Republicans The case was ADJOURNED uh'i'
Wednesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
COMMISSIONER EHRHARDTs SUCCESSOR.

The appointment of a Police Commissioner
TO succeed joel b. Ehrhardt engrosses the attention OF
the local politicians. Among the candidates whose
claims are pressed upon Mayor Ely are Gen Geo. b. NC
Clean Gen. Alfred Pleasonton. Cen Alexander onaitr
and Aderinan Jacob Hess The Mayor received VISITS
Yesterday from the supporters of the several candidates
and at O'Clock showed signs Of weariness and anxiety
In reply to questions by TRIBUNE reporter he sad ne
had not yet decided what he should do III relation 10 M
inc the Vacancy Powerful influences had been brought
10 hear upon him in favor Of the different candidates.
ana many good reasons were urged Tor their appoiD
and there many important questions cOnhectru
with the apuoiumenL and its relation to nliiS Otutr
places which required careful delberation He should
not act hastily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
ELECTROMAGNETIC %.

suprems Court hambes-Bv Judge lawrence &C.,
Sparks ae PkeHStSp' ranSd Sf Palmer as The
PnIss sGee inc and Public granted
Fuller correct od h%g aSi
Motion denied memorandH RaezI" ut stanford do
nied SO opinion Wilton agt ara Sa@d on
terms Otto Sg denied see msora&t
dismissed Matter Of MISUNDERSTANDING Refused HV,
ss Tq5s % viz Nv yaesSs the Matter EaG.
sSss afS a at ySos SoG a
Dsw Border srnaaa e Ina Con- as Nee
ha Matter o. Joy Mecpesn say Bank K. dst cSs'g as
is sS ar as dhon Bfephy as cc6an 4s
sa att G sciSn e. os Emsan Bank
2s sssy smiling Sl as ss f co Verse GnaT
suanee company agi Atlantic Na aSr ag baf danY Sew
FIRE Insurance COMPANY Plat BeIsSn 's Shower SI
aG shower ag RgsrsG3% IN Me% No aTs
lynsoa 9s sc sfn ier a hS aGane sraga
granted Mater ar OF mo %d4d% shaw
Ns MoTy "s at dTa
Bank a notice o. 5 ses
wams agi to VS1 aIe Sf's as
amended Bgeckner ag oIdsrsa
i hear. Reynolds ag Packer Ilaekemsn agt ATnslen
cdncy fownslee; matter VI lnsls Greer ag iinsor
y judge BaeBEyaH agt rao Gs!t com Ganra aRg
9s defendant Clspp must condition OF
SS% aKo o heretofore awarded TIE pan herein ard
Of
drawn conform $50 far as preacab 10 that eh'e'u
III The eaSg OF % ndve Van Brptsmit agt Weed aud
others, PEOPLES savings Bank agt Franckyni Josopa
BY judge Barrct-Da another agt Alfaso and
ne Was no Pr9oi o. inc Sa a 81 "a! motion
Therefore does not arise TO whether in Tho absence OF any
fhr boo clearly no more taxable costs can be al
l owed
superior Conyt-Spcciar 1erm-Bv Judge Sanford
ktTp
ceiycr &C. Wilson Daus.OIer modifying order OF the
nth of April Durant ut Abenroh-orefed on day cle
dif Tor Apri o. Herman SchuiderD c-Orirr that
defendant pay to plaintiffs SJaU ~ ihe hoSp IRAN
ri Me SG a az, .n ordered WING at The
s Gs' ldf Fild GS Of = Jaa a1er @ osy
Erie RAILWAY Co|urdcfs sTmt-,. Smlii AT; Canirel-
Milha ny a mem 5 81 I Wi, % Costs 10 abide tie event aud
t. IT, adjusted in favor Fl he PeVhg PAY IS vS r
tdre to an Tor leave against the
ssgr f. 5h ~, E aSr 10 eitaGh to- s.Wcr or
payment IF costs Parker a2l Harrison et ai-AGon 4e
Win go costs. VandcIpool as@ IlItI-No'oa "e'" VIII"
SO ,o,is. .... ,-, toi,
should DC dismissed wh c4S's nut DO a0Tnu' r cb1
&C. agi. WigAt.-Mo.lon granted without costs.
Uo2ae Cont 49, CtGmtcs - Bv Jndge McAdam,-
S6 Is sci aside and wholly so COSTS TO be paid
W tn par; on whose asgnelon Soa Sisgt , " WaSrr
Peer, at Willis Mailman at M'y Ji srcqGS 40 10
oy,Irc demurrer sIan;ed SnyaO ist Mof-ii i w
c6i Esd, a%poHied receiver. Pringie aet; DunnMo
uon dl,as.c WIN foas "a, ,nn ari McIri69r%
Motion complaint, &C. granted On pay ment o. $io
Decker-Rccciycrs bond approved Dohue agt Ar"ahn,-
order yaca'mIg Judgment ra"Hon ssI .ttiT
PdIcnmayc ACT Weisn.-Deeson rcd Brown as' Ihuroer
~ Jnase Alker-Parsons agt Reinhad.Casa settled and
b. Chief Justice shel-Mrtznger agt Weide-AcIon on
Hy JnSGe 5osip|iironberger agt Contradiction for
new ulai deuiei. without costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS.

" Hson & Greig of No. III Broadway call
TIE attention vi buyers large variety of Gy goods
iucudins uany novelties in design In costumes their
French impOratOns present newness Of design and
ccllonce of materials The firm Offers silks, Algcrne
cloths and cameps bar cloths, CONNECTIONS, and muslin
robes from several OF the best houses in Paris Wilson d
GrcIs dressInaking department is under the most skill
ful ana competent management and the costumes there
made reyal careful attention 20 ~, Ftylc and finish
Vnis is fayDre house iOr wraps, aud Ia lS line this
season Is offered great variety OF styles 10 meet great
variety OF tastes IN the chdIcHs department they are
i,sg 1srtlcarly desirable The rest lingerie and int
faufs wardI obes are % be found their establishment,
willie their stock Of trimmings is unusually extensive
and well selected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
IN ENERGETIC PROTEST.
THE HON. B. +. WADE FREES HIS MIND ON
THE PRESIDENTS So THERN POLICY.
PART ILL.,. y. DAILY, j.

THE HON. b. +. WADE FREES Ills MIND ON
THE PRESIDENTS 50 uTHERN POLICY.
JEFFERSON, Ohio, April 8, 1877.
To T. II. PirSTER. Wqshinqt0R, D. q.
Ny DEAR SIR: Your letter of the 9TH was
duly received You ask whether remember what SAID
favor President Hayes in my eudeaNor to procure
his nomination at the Cincinnati Convention do re-
member it, after what has since tranSpred, with mug
nation and bitterness % soul that never felt before
You know with what untfring zeal Mbofed Tor the
cmanc paiUn OF The slaves OF the south, ana 10 procure
justice for them before and during the II was IN
Congress and supposed Gov Hayes Wds ~ hlI acorn
with me on THIS subject. But have been deceived, be-
tIaged and even huina;cd ~ the course lie has taken
to dc grse that have not Language 10 express Dufn
first month OF liz administration we ma ann cOatcu
with III tuc worst and most uUbgnant enemies oI th
cuur.d thiI he found in all that 5iaYGcuised
region. and there consulting VITA tOse lilcia'tofS now
best he these COurcd people under The ron rl
%. their most bitter enemies and reduce thIn 10 con
aitIon Infinitely worse than before they made rec
feel nat have anCyatcd these people ana tha 10
leave them unprotected would b. crime - INFAMOUS as
nave reduced them to slavery when they were nee
And for Hayes TO tiS To tine Een who had at tie
never cUud have had the power To d" tHls teIllpc
iustcn No doubt hc mcditacs the destruction VI the
party iAit elected him.
\ Contemplation OF all thi, Ills me with luaZ .m"nt
and ineXpIcs-iJc indignation. Ny only consolation -
that history Informs tbHt better men t"n ever pre-
tended 10 BE- have M Ike bscn deceived. SOnc
have atem pied excuse him by saying that ne means
we'll" but is paved with JUS such good lnten IONS
TRULY YOURS B. t. WADE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24

They have a telephone up at Mr.. Mardi-
CANS out Oh north hill and evening last week, after
they had been amusing themselves with ~ IN me Paif
il WAS lett on wta al It's Connections. Young Aif
PosDuby called g. Mss Acctnus.a that evening IEey
had been string silent for some time, ami young Ni
psonby had iu,t taken Ler hand in his and with sOi
lender impassioned mi OnatuD Arotlusla cact gilt
terIng tnat gems The amncnt SKY, each golden
i,rlci soft-pved houri of the" and just tueh the
tcpLonc su0kr up. big bass OF Old Air. Mar
oilu 80 lock, Maria, Im about tired OI sleeping n
= Gown eped from the bottom To The back D. the
neck tliIt hangs on fellow like pinaOrU I've spoke
about ths enough and II there amt enough women
arunnd here To mead It, I'm going to sccp III Il cOhtc
SACK Burlington HIWk-Eyc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
Inc IyNocENr MorNrA1NrrR-A man from

The lNNOCENT NORTHUMBERLAND man from
mountain cnaigtd with Iliicit distul!us T.
James Campbell, Dcpaty Clerk o. The fcdcfa Court on
Thursday and remarked. Mister, wish you'd on
the docket aud how lar IL is % ny case" Wc gpt
10 II Tomorrow" Tomorrow Why, you amt gong
10 hold any court tomorrow" "Ot course we are.
Wby should We ndr "Neil. I didn't know, bus
thoght You we've going 10 have show Ia town o-Gor-
row. Nashville American
"What have they put Turner's Slave Ship
najpfing down here for ~ said visitor vino squirt
ing ri something in Obscure corner tie other day ut
the Art Museum. "Hyar, don't move tnat please sir"
said workman In overalls, coming up az that moment
that eres an old tray use 10 set on white ana
yellow wash IA IA ter Keep them nom stopiu the
floor. ~ boston Commercial Bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
BARNUMs ENTERTAINING ATTRACTIONS.
The eleDhants went round and round, the

band began play the ubiquitous snaliboy ATE 'he pea
nuts which dared feed to the monkeys for rear OF
njuring their constitution and p T. Barnums Greatest
Show on Earth in full blast again last evening Inc
circus part of the entertainment varied by one or two
novelties every few days Last night Madame de Gran
ville the Woman OF the Iron Jaw" handsome, Her
cuean blonde manipulated chair inher teeth In re-
markable manner satsuma and Little All Right played
sge their parts did the other tumblers Miss jennie
atson the rider vautcd through paper balloons in her
most graceful manner The tail of her noble house-or'
rather, steod-was dressed in Mozart quene ana Yea
with chaste bow of cardinal red ribbon rms
caused the ringmaser TO exclaiIn that ne never
saw the like before. The clown responded, naturally
not the tails always behind and received cut OF ihe
lash for his impertncuce The most powerful
was the performance OF the magnificent back IraHene
stations tina; seemed to obey the slightest Otoh vi
their master Mr. Oscar They Pranced ana danced ia
the dainty fashion. and finally reared III tne ar
If 10 oyerwhelin him The managers say the success
this feature OF the is wonderfully that crowds OF
peppe who really little for the circus performance
proper come and three times TO see TINS part inc
Entertainments There seemed to be people OF ths CLASS
present evening. for soon as the exhibition OF tne
stations had completed many OF the audience rose
and passed into the other part Of the ppQdrOe 10 see
the animals TO tempt the patient elephant WIN OF
fes of peanut shells and handulls OF deceit sawdus'