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tHldd<t&hl1 {tIrf4,
Gen. John D. 1mtoutn haa Invented and pef.
feetcd sSstcm Of atcam for street That prom.
tses ~ influence In largo degree the railway COM
paulca and lhs public In the!r decizIon t wbrt.
tho loeonaton of there conveyance. The engine
s IN independent SUBJ mntof, - complete machine
of Itself. and can be attached 10 any Of tho pteAent
hoIse:eass. y T. simple, easily handled. cheap,
sen9srr. u being out o. their sight, smell, and
hearing. 1t has tu own frame work. wheels, and
sprih9t earr1es fs coal. watsr. aud engineer, aud
gers, the other half being carried By 4
sIu4ie pair Of ear.wheels. Just III frunt Of the
rear I'aform. The car b,dT ia piyo.cd At tts front
tpfngs over shs boiler. The oustnc has four
driving wheels, with n wheel ba.s OF only four
feet aad, owing 10 the simple. pivoted connection
ts shs caf b.sy I. 4 capste o. curling freely
nsce md steam.don,e snder the drivers seat which
IL outside lbs ffant Of the car.
This 'teAt' tat has been made OF the aao1e sSc
strate thoroughly thst IN ordsr 10 convert tho latter
Into locou1tisd noihing Il necessary hat 10 toka
OH its front Wheels put thss handy little engine In
and he reat Of tbe cafcsn be LETT intact. Tho now
car occupies four feet eta stteet space than one Of
the dummies now In ube on Market street. and ten
feet less than hosIe'cas. the homes beih4 dia.
Gen. 1mboden IL the sole inventor. Tie was
Dr'Kn11er General of cavnlFy tn tho Confederate
Army. and district commander Of that portion OF
virginia west Of the Blne llidga- lie hsa resided
to TIM Centennial Exhibition a a judge On Tho
group Of hardware, cutlery and dncr productions
Of metal: md also Chairman of the judicial Cum
mittce on tho exhibit Hf tobareu. Dre tlsy, Nhtlc
riding out to see tho Exhibition, he nav two
hoFres pFo.trated b. heat. and then, fur
the drrt time. he Thought Of ihventing sometling
give more af,rosable trasellaY accommodations to
tho people
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he. ns Il WEIR. over his nca1 bnly Tho speaker
related VIII, rreot anrro','ion The rhh'" IT tho
to pubic .vhol schul4rs rr e+hays on the csiI. IT
brrn written, md oo, 900 ch'Idrcn had atsnea tho
Thu temperance battle hymn, beginning,
Mine have caught the fuuttali, ot 4hc coming NJ
1Io Is m.t.i'sps hu sausarons i1o hss eraol on Tia
sword,
wn. then aung. Miss Jsnni. Her.ick tak!ng tbe
solo and tue audience tho cAorns
FHANCf3 MURPHY
VISA then introduced and spoke rather briefly. f1o
ssY. y e.p,e.'ns bis sisat Icy At being Allowed
been n picnic when young, for they had no zach
things IN Ireland where be wut horn., lila
thick bt62ne. WAS intensely Amusing 10 the 1iite
ones. Spcaktn2 Of tho cante+t In Lake County.
Mr. Murphy thonsht tint the tFac way shsre waa
the sams way that was true everywhere In tho
worfd.-not TO drink II ALL bnt 10 put ptohf h'ttnn
T. fStss sy .Rg!n: tas i've ot ae !lqeet each man
saa s1 fe' .tss ssn
which lhe epca,kes commended was 10 render .
elals9ms, obedience ~ truth. Mr.; Murphy
Of temperance. which waA tia! each man
top. -! thsn .nrn ohon. srl tel n, ns:hbo1 70
VT TO- ie,1 q ss: ssa saos ri tss:
%G 81 :, , see ii i s; &c
sake Of revenue, and BY i. fr,cnAs so 20 far nro.
tecs It that Tic people could reach Il an end Il
Tie tc.slon then adjourned with the singing OF
"ttoII Tho Fort" a Eenesn1 invitation tn sign tue
pledge was extended and hccented bJ many.
THE PROGRAMME FOR ro.bAr
will be a. foltnWR:
At :u) A. III. Prof. George +. Foster. Of Itrnns.
wick University, frc,fcrTci6n y. b.. President "f
The International Gbr.l4n Temperance, 80 samp. p.
tuicn,peranrp ", Tho Elements Of Natural
1ifc. md Mrs. ienn.nns, Of Cana4a. will spcaI
Al $50 y. Ill. MIN. Mary r. latalrop. totcd
evangelist, al jackson. Mich. will spraE upon
''.rbo Michigan Campaign; and frnneis Murphy
viii nlso npeak.
At7::W j.. IN. IN c1pcttcncc-mecs1ng will be
held.
Tomorrow Al so .. m,, o. A.. willard, pf
Evanston. etllor af tho Chicago Fast, will speak
on ''1tcIglnn ths 'rruo Reformation"
a general inaprcsaIoa haa:aoncw what Hotten abroad
that an atl1ntsslsn feo ts charged visitors 70 the
camp.mceting This 10 q rcrlons erfor4 NJ
Charge Ia made or contemplated. and = general
invitation In ar h<fri.
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p,-+c,. ctr,n'n sorsnc, and lived in great style

ps,tcra ctr,ntn fortune, and litcd in great styic
IN tn. thaTps- k.iysr".
They wire srrr-trd after 'hc t1cit nf a tapphlre
ring ut th hhpp nf ". l:anchcttr and their
aIartmrnts scnI scar h"d Rfeat quantity af
HfiIrn articles fpuud. most al ttrtn Fill btaF
Ing thn tickets IT The I.husre, t'hn Narch~. rr'n
temps, mn! othet drap"ry esiahltahmtnt- 1he
drfcndant bsd e~lltntty r1umi'l-J the roh5erie4,
nut under the lnduenco nf tcmpt1tiar. but 20 4
system Of punder. for many Of tbs obe&ts thkcn
could have been Of pos,Ib1t oao 10 thetn. Thn
practice followed Appssra to have bees for Nine.
rulgar amt n. l.orr1 " ueeupy the attention of
the shopkcn}~ss white the younger WOMAN '*id
hands on anything near he!. ahc now attempted
to assnme all the guilt. snl to exteniiMtc her aunt
and husband. pretending that thsy knew nothing
Of the khefts
The court condemned ahe young wife to eight
months imprisonment, and the ami and husband
10 year and 4 day iwhcn term w!lt require Them
10 undergo their sentenca in central prison, whesn
the req me II moro seyereI, and to A!ietx ard 1e-
main Gva years under police autrelllapcr.
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oop: t',n'e using the. silver and dnnlr rs1rdara,
al G3n.2'N In I.i's way Hr Wri!'2istnt* facts
liz Af-o r,Js n bi.It'alErc rHrrrncy rannai hs
rscd in the sct u III: fntf that ten cupsrI@a ha.o
1t. Wh"n il was prnpo.e,i 70 abolish 1t In Franz"
a',fne years slter. II. KnthhtIfld was examined hr-
fore tou,n.1t:cc of the French Legislature, nnl
strongly protested a:ai1'ss IL and the attempt waa
MI Well. ray. that remonetIz,ns silver wnn1d
gte u ali the wt:lI III: privilege 0f taking oil our
gold Ut nomIn4 prize Ia silver. of ~ oar silver
would tnke out eold ot riIrer It Ju.t Whit Il was
worth y them. II they tna'r proht On the gu1d
r. re- .od hen. re % you'd MAKO si.aiiar pro1t On
snsh thing ~ ",,e 'id~i commerce.
Bot tho ptter incon''sseney Of Ar, Wells pos.-
himself fiat footed upot, The tfeorJ that en.t Of
production Alone viver .a1ac ~ money. hc then
p."ee:Ss to s'Irias's from y. money e u. vot..
s% ses Of Aits, poaaa Tsu: A' x''"1 s,na' T.
sou. = ~ co. e. ooo sSi S e. af"ftseey @ T. +
silver. imac1n: Tho eject upon .niuet us N.
elimination Of !hs ste,tyinK factor Of t' ri,euls.-
ps"sns % ths e so's q 9"s ss' H.
's: I. sna ~1a s ts 70
back on i'll his I'D l,xrd. money theories, mt:
nol:n. ,va.ns, make him an advocate Of n,ousy Of
1hs raj benefit remopeflsatlon will bs u It's
f. sha, nonoa i WY 'mn1t' oar insstrss
inau.try lsnsuishes. .Cn.ii til. relative
deatness IA rcnlnved. ahail not hare prosperous
ttn,n~. The tendency Of money now IL not 10 pro.
dncttve sources. but 70 fnse.tu1en4 in thu must
aasnfe.l seeu1tes. beenusa thote owning
smsner tear property viii b. st'il cheaper.
1hus. the mock nf thu Baltimore IL Ohio IAlItoad
was wnnh ~. In 1879: I, Is worth hut " now.
This wss one Of our best aecusilFes. The decline
viii continue until Affects other and still bc1teF
st.cks. The reason Of this decline !s, that u,a
vAtuc of money, relatively 10 thnt Of othes prIcr-
Y. l,a. been much toy dear Al salaes, !nslaaina
words. they arc nominal in lbj7 We reeupcs atct!
quickly. because our u!oney VIA distlaalcd. Now
we will not secuperata. because money Ia that
it which tue Vi upl. have The most confidence. bs-
cause this continued contraction OF nnHsY In
making Il relatively dcArer tI,sn snythlns sl4o.
india rpite Of tansiac i- nro.pcsins a. never be-
lag every department Of Industry. GoyeEnment.
loan. Arr being taken thero a. never heEnre. Her
exports and Imports increasing befnre.
lndeed England i tnhkln4 up in great PVT for The
lo-+ Of her trade by ~ Increased trade with India
and all. Mr.. Wells bccAuse rllver Ia cheap in In
da. Wl,i IL hurt ~ any n1ors than 1t does India
II II Is nade cheap here!
Jos. X C. FonRxsr.
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PORT OF CHICAGO.


Tue following were the sfrivals and c'earances
for tho twenty.foAx houts ending 10 o'clock last
night:
ABKvALs--e.mrs CnronA, It, JOE. sunar1est Chicago.
ManttoHoe, aaadrtss: AlpEna MuskcYon. snndric.'
:uns: SItsa .ad1ss' n.ia:.
sandriss; III. E.s. s;tsna Haven. to.insi sch's u.
SSs,sy h.i Inv s.at bs4K
e. uea sqes
CITY. MuskrRon. lumDFi ltacine. MnsSeson: lumber,
+ as.;. SeS ;. f:y H. t W, S st s"ss, S;
MutktXun+ bark; Hay state EscAnAla. lun!hcf3 uam1
Cuck. Muskegun. lumber. McFttant. sac ishy ns,;
T"H; a", H. s%eeF e +
loefr. Ere. cosl, }. X hcniy, tlaveland cna! Jrn.
xon. y1o!i Iran,fss. Mnsksxon lnn,ocI; Y + Ailsn.
ilnr. A.alsys Hnit,os; Orkney Laa Ludnston: BARK,
seows MARTHA GFnss PoInl gravel; fsa BtEd Naskc.
Ci..x.s:ns-sehry y. Fo..e., l,un.le: 1900 bu
man. nsack Crtek, 10 hria ur, tFA bort. and brs
purk, schs IiAttin Wrlla, NuHs! lsMpbn heAt3 Achr
9lrh Mntt, troD. - brls park And hfls b"ef: rfnp
Vanderbilt. fnt.lo 4..nn hu toTu. son, u. lard an
AHsa. ltanao ~ I'll u sorr - ~ b.. oats, and G,
r!H nour, prop J4paI. IIufalo un In Curl and IA,
VI. aousi Prop Mtnig1Ihety. Fort iufon, - ~ hu
A"unn,tnre, a4v Lard a,, III s srhr MytIr,
MsH!stlue. y haea AaYi shr 4 bar. Wnlte K!yer 10
hrla duuF atu eTs pork himF CoI"nk st Joe IL btls
h.1,1 pso5 Il naf .1:SsH 39 su so;a a.sG,
hu sarn: pron AontsnA iM7a'n b. 200 bn rorn{ sehr
J. IL Hut1tr. BUFFALO, ts,ND hu rom. stinr AtpeGa
Mn.keEon y hfls pork sso III lAni and =, ~ cut
i hay !, bTs pork. and toas feed; psvp N. IL
kttchuM. " 0lO G4 cOrn.
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1l11HLASb Fakk. July 10.-Tho ecandalous
artlelo published In 1ast Sundays Tn1nrnH in
reference 10 yonnH lAiy of this placs has called
fdrth The INDIGNATION Of every respectable
The young lady In question. daughter Of highly
respectable people. has ever conducted herself in
the most exemplary manner. Is a member in
htgh standing Of the Episcopal Church, and Is also
connected with IT. choir Shs went 70 thr city TN
the morning Of tho Fnufth to sfend few Aays
gossip hAppcnej TO see her the tr.ip cnnverslng
vii the Gens.otnan named, and. with malice III.
lent conrncted the whpfe atory out OF his brilliant
Imagination. j.. t.
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nutnth. Thence rhprc,i hy II. r.. llsl]say :"
M"".~h"ad. and thrree BY wa'cr 70 LAKE Wlnn-
peg. whcte ahp wall iIc rniolnyc,l thttlhuin1 In
di.n suprEi"a, She j. Env trrt tont, Twelve fert
lsstn, rcven feet drnth 0f hold mi draws light
t~r feet tf wAier. She i a6ont thirty tons bur.
den. n propeller. the engine fifteen horse power,
ana costs IN ahc stands At prc+cut 81, EHU.
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4 VOYAGE TO ST. JOE,
The hpcc!al eIcurtion trip Of the stn,F John
Sherman, Capt. John Robinson. to st. Joe, This
morning At 9 clock, proves 10 b. oopabf move.
judging from the lnrge rntnbsr Of tickets fenofted
IA having been sold, The sherman will leave her
npt1tpK It CLARK street bridge AtD o'clock anu re-
turns Il D. H., afser alring The sreusion'dh hve
hpuf1 in St. Joe.
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PORT HURON.

fpketal Wep1te& 70 Is 4TtHNA
PoRr HuNpx. Mich. July 1l.-Dowu-Frops
Cuba, Champfair, sanilAc, Huron City, NsatfoEa,
Garden CITY, Vlrnna and consort, Y. Swain and
consost, sa,ina aud baEgcs, MayhoweF snd tow.
Tempest and ba.ses, olasaow and barsss, chauuey
Hv.,but and con.ort; sehrs ThoHas Quatle, Jsinca
G. ktue, C. II. burton, Emma L. coyne, A.
Nuts. Hams &. Hutch!nsop, D. ". Bond. A.
Booiy. Wansctie, y. A. Aals, Republic, dsages,
n.fsop. D. fS5 Keewsu.w, pbt!4delphta, Commodore.
AauItobs, A1.nis smith, usoE9e ktny and hafysa.
YossmIls aud eonsost, Arizona and 6a1sss; seh11
J. W Doans, ). =: Ansiin. Js.ss p nssek' = y:
Broihers, John westiey, ). II. Mead, n Z.
Upper, Jotcph MaeEin:
Wind south, light. Weather dRs.
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Aristocratsc yhupll1ters in Part4.

fufj& 94HQAIhL
Tbs Tribunal Of Correctional Police tried recent
~ tlrce foreigners two wosncn aud naan, natives
of Venezuela, and parsons of good faulty. On
numerous charges Of shoPititn2.
Tha defendants wers Nine. PI.lgaIs wife of =
former usnsrst and Representative OF the Republic
bAnl VI tue latter. aged ~. and who described
himself u Cuioues In thas South American coan.
sry Tho women were sieg4u1lJ dreA4sd. OF st.
I xtxikiux conteuAt " The usual occupants VI tho
prisonrrs beuch. Mne, PulGAr Il srsu said 10
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TIE YACHT CORA.

4. 4. Munger, Eaq.. 70 now TIE PosatF1of of The
handsome yacht Cora. having purchased her Of x.
Z. Barker, Of Detroit, for -, 0o0. She rates nrst-
cIass and Il satd To bs \ awiEt saiiee In ak,I1Eul
hantts. Her cunning hcse-sho h dus now-w!fl
probably result IN tho purchase Of other frHt class
yachts By thoso tntcreaed in fach craft, snd pr
cago wilt have an opportunity to vitneas 4 contest
bclWeeu Ynchf4 Of tha 6tAt .clnGn,
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Tho Cnptain Of the /. n. Poster obtained 3te5
dcuarrngc fIou, Chnuncey f1ros.. yesterday. Its
veeecl was on thn lumber market eight days with
1 cargo hesnrc tho hitler waa disposed OF. The
schooner left for lsn!tnl0 last evening with cargo
Of corn. taken nt &c ner bn. UcmMrsaRes are like.
IL to be pressed In otticr ainar cuacs.
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MARINE NEWS

NAUTICAL MIs1ArS. . .
Tho sthf Clipper City fouleL with the schr Saad
Yesterday In The river. and did slight damage to
the 1atters rigging. .....
saturday nirht tho pchr Ostrich lost her ltb.top.
sail, jib, aud forrgaH topsait during Inc storn.
The sldewleel tug john spray WA badiy dam"
aged In the stusm II prn*aukec Saturday avonlng.
The tug Vulcan. In passing down Detroit River
with rai. Monday ast got 70 tar IN that In [,ass.
nE ss s 81 9 ss to afps ae
b1ack schooner wAs secl near tho aanifouss
eunday, With her matnmasthe,d guue, probably
Tbs sGhs x. B.adieJ, loaded With coal fol. Dc.
tRoit grounded Muniay morning In thc river about
) Mills and a half beowthc Alexander llo.sc. 1hu
tug Hercules was sent for. aud got her Oh. g..
Aesasi accounts, The schr James Couch waa nshoFo
On zeelan shoalt Is tug sauss.S1sx rhs -, en. T.
a. sha ha. To- chiesso
The baek 4. r., SIehu.s lost nneh Of her canvas
on her last round trip between Chicago and Chez
T6o props sEyl.rk and Tempest have been IN ::
fottun,ts thls season. Tne former broke het shaft
G. 5sss q sa ss .las
awaiting repairs. 4 new section Of slsait will 10
farn.hcd here BY 'rar1ant and shipped 10 st.Joe:
occurring a5ont hva hours Afar she left Tits port,
yesterday. she Wns pnt aoout. under sall, and.
meeting tux WA lowed tn hcr doek nGat ing f.sot
damage,
DEATH OF CAPT. JOHN FOLLY.
Capt. John Foley, OF tho n. T. prop oAwc2sfchic.
died suddenly Friday evening while tho steamer
was en- route for Ogdcnsbntg from 0swego. The
evening pecy!ous. when the steamer Left Oswcgo tho
Captain was IN tho prime Of life and the picture Of
health The officers on tho Northern Transit bouts
arriving from below stated that 1t was reported that
tho Captain fell dead from apoplexy or heart dis
case willis on tho wheel house, Just a. tho steamer
was entering tho River st. Lawrence.
Tho Detroit Fra rrt&s Of yesterday says Capt
FuIcy wa4 1nan Ut excellent habits, and unlsrr-
sally respected ~ q polite anI coustcous gentlc-
nlon. HI began sailing ss,ne ffteon years ago, dFht
acting ~ waiter. then steward on passenger
steamer ply!ng between Lewiston and okdshsb4rE.
In 1876 be accepted . position a. steward on
one OF tho Northern Tfanslt prapelscrs, And
through cAFcfnI attention to ll.s duties aad the
study of nAyIgatoh, qualified himself for TIC posi-.
tton OF u,ate, in which capacity he vent on board
the Ua1egatehta in tho summer Of 1870.
In tho following ysat he waa plou.ota d, and took
command Of tho City OF New York a. Captain.
which position 10 retained up " q month OF Two
since, when tho Northern Transit Company deicr.
mined tp run the City OF Now Yark OIL lhoir Lake
hupvrtor Fouts. when he changel oG with Capt.
William Leonard, Ut tho Ohwe esatchtc, snd took
charge OF TINT bJ&1 On which his sudden death oc-
Cured ~ recorded,
liz leaves q wife at Charlotte, whittier Tho body
wis taken by tho stcamGs E1aui&o stale. dispatch
cd especially.
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The Detroit FREE Fytss of yesterday snJs II Is
exceedingly doubtful about The ntmr ". II. Clinton
leaving her new route und coming hero 10 enter
Into lilo excursion business, under the control OF
Capt. Myers.
, 1877-07-12
MARQUETTE.

: HRfE483 }N3bVltV % INV 3E7puHes
NARorErrE, Mich, Ju1y 1l.-Arzired-props
Cotmorant, selai, ChAmbern; schrs Charles Wall,
Goshowk. Jahn Martin. Clrated-props Forest
civ, X. J. 1iackett; tchra Iiarvoy Iltown. Vim.
MctireKor, f}ahama. Pissed doHn-Etty u Ere.
mont. tp-Prop Lowell. Weather dne. Wind
nNfthNuAL
, 1877-07-12

All nervoua. exhan+tlne, ami painful daeaseA
speedily yIcd 10 tho curative Influences Of Puver-
nsachets Electric DeIts and Hands. They arc
safe, almplr. snd effective, and can BE- easily sp.
tlcnlar'. mailed free. Address pnlscrmachos Gal.
yantr Co. Cincinnati. o.
, 1877-07-12

Da,pqzro37, Julyli .-AErive4-Neptnus,J Joliet,
s, 200 bu corn; Monitor, Morris. & 500 IN corn,
/, zoo pounds aesd: Champion, Lasalls, Q. 600 bu
corn; Jack Kobe.tson, I.aYaile, I, 600 be corn.
CIcared-klrsk EationaI, btsd'a Bridge, W, 7b3
, 1877-07-12

Eptctdt DtspdttA to Tbs 7sforns.
MILWAUKEE, july H. Charters: schf Butcher
Hoy, o., 600 bu whoat, to Godcsich, al 1886.
, 1877-07-12
First Day'f Session at The LIKE I}Iuii
Can,p.Meetlng t;rounds-
Ths suhday.schoot Children Turn Out
in Great Force.
Remarks ~ Narpay, Reynolds, nfu Willard, Nrs,
Henry, and cthen.-To.Days Pfe-
-. granne.

Tho first day OF tic meeting. II was chiltfen's
aa, ard va, @ ,smass.ss M for s a ,s.y '',ss attend
ssa Gnst 5 s .sss .ss m sns Of Urn . cnussS
m.,a,hfr r NJ % .ueecs,Iu ~ iarcs % 1s1c.stiana M W. wcro
present from centenary, PaTx Avenue: xda street,
md at Of tho Me.hodisl Episcopal persuasion.
we.s.n Axsnne Church, cnts'so under wno;'
s9,es, rsn w.aSes. s a .s ss ses ea s s
~" mo's: .ac .no'e ssenaanee enom, a oo.
.houia @ i'd be saea. However,, how that many Of % he VII.
ttosr Ionked upon the occasion - a picnic pnEc
sasInc M won. s"~ resssd 70 tha seivies, G as wh,eh
tupttoaod to ha4c lrourht them 10 The Qtonnsl
The children enjoyed Tho cnJ greatly, and during
oushlv and cnjeyablJ.
Ts&E MORNING SESSION ,.
ins ani X. &. Lane. OF Chiesgo. conducting. The
huge chnit Of children under the lcadcrshfn Of
Mr. Lindsey occupied The centre or Tho auditorium
nntl rendered the selections with Efeat po"of and
unity. Tho exercises we're begun by a'n:'ns
yirl,i not 10 Temptation,
~, ,,q!,!ing & .aa:
. sS%s '9' .'dts e :" 1ln: .'s Ss,,s1 ,. ,....
a, Mf Lane then read se'cctson. ts from 1pa!ah ';
sss + t. ss;S s's q
!he lining" Of .hs eonmctot' Ths Kcs ,; =. y:
bheppati then oneteo PRAYER. A!teE "h'ch Inc
LYNN "rfes,oas n.n, Samo ~ mss ~ saes
nr. NoJnnlds, hPchkink lot tne rht!nnaI leMnef.
1nce lamp. MeGt!hg nsaoGaton* ,esteaaea the'r
ttmnEe 20 Ar. Lang; ana 10 E,o lar9e erond ior
their attendance. Ae ine1 anrncd tha meeting
epeakinH. tatd that the trnti had been recognized
clearly thst The young men s weFe Masking the drunk
NJ" .Hst1sns ...a. @ ..u pTpsn tp "o'e VI s"e
tea'Pe'A"ee~"o'Ss" si.s "' - s"|wn. & sac4''
=, cn, pn,,,. A"S S,t,. 4. y. .oiss' ss,,,,,a u.
2l Nfana Naplas. Sicn.. WAs tntroancea oy hf.
Lane sh9 ucEtn " saylni thAt she WAa klan TO
mcet MI Iho soanx fniea, because she Was tnelf
1flcnu: Ihey ~efo Wnsth 70 mach a. 70 he
nlmost 1eIohG computation Inc worm o. =
1alL uptisht enafsetrf. nke 1at 0! pctfeet
wee IN me .Gses.. "ae great ING see1et u tne
proper RlowtD VII. IN, ~ pug .tee aeep. veil
n1ed tap-root, ana in tho man etrnnE character.
5fea ltom bad hahits. ING Wotat 81 theso
haoia wAa tln afc anu fale o. i,anos, when wore
Ootn aeelaseo scenEseu. ~ tho SANG tIino. me
sneaker sad. tooscco was thn n.otother of
whaskJ, A." snoaia % eaannsu 10 ne same wa5:
s:sory chill naA Ill nppotunny tuF veu!rx N nc
tcnp<rance cause ~ epe9kes c1plalleu tnat !he
t m nmS s ~ ~ 4.p - va ""s ~, ~ @ Uu5 T ~
Mvmen from tho lnuor DE- 4; nul ai.o ths he enmnsta @
sruitcs s,inn ~ ihc mcnnT,ranrs mi tss of iinnn.
III nos H. ~ cut tnv aS.. hise, rnarI ~
81 ossf u" ~ c9uhty II ""1ee" s'loaAa p'
, 1877-07-12

Capt. John Robinson has declined tho oNer OF
the command Of The prop st. Joscph, after urgent
requests to accept It, tho managers Of tho czcus-
sion steamer john Sherman earnestly esirln1 him
to rcnaIn with tcr. liz Ia An experienced naviKa-
tor. aud handles tue Sherman With sk1ll.
, 1877-07-12

Al Toronto th& little steamer fos Lake Winnipeg
Il completed ShA VII hs taken 10 Collin2wood
nv rail. There xho will bu launched and tuwSl "
, 1877-07-12

THE UNION SQUARE COMPANY,
Iiooley's Theatre, which hss been entIrwly Ee-
furnished and decorated anew, will be rsopened
Monday evening next by ths famous Union Square
Company. The pssy will b. "Tha Dsnicheaa, !"
which obtained 70 great success IN Paris, Lon
pstnted ia Tnx Tu.Iuxs l. tho strongest aver see,
In TIL. play In the United States. surprising sssn
the original csat at tbs Union s1uAfs Theatre tu
New York. The sale Of scats bsyns this morning
II RsueEs music. ature, corner Of Stats ahd Mon.
roc stserss, this bog Office of ths theat1e bsiuz
, 1877-07-12
NAVIGATION NOTES.


CufrAae. -cart. j. l.. 11iRsIo aays llu II not 60
Ing to Enropo. -. The tehr Reindeer is receiving a
new nslnmass At S1illcrn' ship-yafls... ...Tho stmr
lturd took largo number Of pleasure scckosz 70
Lake Superior last evening 1.-THE schf Walter y.
Allen, now beinR cu& dnwn and receiving complete
overhaulLng, will bo rcady In three wccks....
Capt Clark b2a laid up bis schf Cuba on account
Of non. paying satss In the lumber trade and other
vea4cls arc to follow e.. Lumber cargocs went on
liveIeF yesterday than for aome time past and last
evening not mors than halt dozen vessels werc ut
the market docks and few Arrtved The prop city
e III III III ne e aSs tb. oa
snt thsif friends on an excursion Monday evening"
UrnKn poRrs.-A night Custom House Officer IL
wanted In Du1ato...: capt Mooney eaceecds Can't.
steam yacht lsosalIne has len c1c,e1anj tot tfip
,'sscniseA" at liullnio yester!ay "A ion u
III. sse Sa ot corn from Toledo il week made
% o ba. sf, s,en m :ajG sPs ~ e. 6inasn as e
1ss gsns to thai psrt:. .fSe ssht Anns :. Grqssf
lows. n good scheme. -. .Fonr vessels -sook
70. coo ba Of corn FROM Toledo 10 ErIc aas saur.
day. and Monday ~. oo0 By wers y, taken. a. a N
shs pas:aes % ths dock: at Sand Do:eh. slas besa
toN0Ht4 DnElI1& kQc u8E4t year 6nQln& IuHe 1U.
1871 the total number of entfies and cleAfanccs ut
the rort OF :ruielo amounted u 211 the s1nnase
Fays it looks vosy much a. though Tho gigantic
poo'llx plum had stranded on The Rock Of Ages
aud will hayu to be Abandoned. he prop
Atlantic ts 10 run between Portage
and Duluth In connection with the other
steamers OF the tnion Company =. Lumber re.
auenca ol tue lying w OF the vcsscls In the Sagt-
raw tradc. EnsItsl, shippers and undcrwritcrs
Atc becoming nervous over tho irelueut loss OF
vessrEs hy erottaneuns combination Of cUat. -Four
youths from Grand l4yon have undertaken 10 mako
the voyage 10 losion in 4 craft Of six tons The
route IL down tho lakcs 10 tho 81 lawrence The
range lights at lie head Of UelIs 1sle exploded
Monday ntYht and were replaced BY nnw 1Amps-
, 1877-07-12

RAILROAD TIME TABLE,.
ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

EHIaNAr1oN oy REVERENCE MAHFs.@ Faturday
SDkIlJ.
CHICAGO 4 H0RTHWESTERH RAILWAY.
Ticket Omcea, a C'aEs.tt. tEherman Honse) md st
thN dennfA " 7'
, 1877-07-12

CHICAGO. ST. PAUL MINHEAPOLIH L1FE-
Tltket odlces " C1atk.s and At kAEic street Irs~t