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Ore of the largest gold balances in the
world was recently made fo'' the United
States mint by Henry Troemner of Phila.
delphia. The beam measures five feet. *
inches in length, and is mounted Oh agate
bearings with a capacity Of 10000 troy
ounces (about 600 pounds) in each pan, and
is sensible to a single grain when loaded.
Over twenty million dollars in gold pass
over this balance yearly. The workman
ship is Of the very finest.
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his paws Green Valley Csolano County,
farmers tell us that hseps Of squirrels lie
piled up IN that valley, attesting tho skill
OF the greatest squirrel killer Of this or any
other country. The farmers of San JOAQUIN
County will be happy to make the acquaint.
ance Of this individual, with his little pills,
-Slockton Cal. J Independent. ...
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A man named Hunter walked 16S miles IN
forty-eight hours in England last month,
and died q day or two afterward.
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, 1877-05-21
SPORTING.

DAgE-UALL.
The Chicago Club left last evening BY tho Alton
Road fur Springfield whero they play tn.dar,
Thsy will play tic third game Of tllcr series viii,
st. Louis 10 morrow, aad Tho foprtl, game Thurs.
1ay. BatuEday thtf begin their campaign In Tin.
cahat, and On tho previous day piay In lntlIanar.
oils. UwIn4 to tho absence Of ltarnea, md the
necesstJ Of a tenth man, tho management engaged
Tom F0lsy, OF tho White Stockings Of 1871, who
Will r1sy probably In tho de'a II necea'it1 should
.1rs!i. .hs ner T.!rbsnk. pl.,.r, arrived from
as II ss@a VIII te Eis.ttys LII. ssss' ''F
Tho correspondent VINO asked that tho rctutt OF
saturdays games be reprinted In Mondays paper
y informed that ths games IN qucst,0n were:
eh'eas1 iss9,;srd g. Louis T. Ghls':o ieusslls
Ctnelnnnti =. n Cincinnati.
The !dct Of tho leading city clubs to play several
Rhmcs uufhR The seasonfo tho benefit Of the local
charItlce il certainly ons which shunIi bc "a.
the character OF to. n,orfuw's gan,c:
asx .. '* s sstrs C.
IL 1M or =
aa sisis Il stsee: On {. H. sy s
fs.t tie srsan!seus viii ID sss!aissto.y ps to yan
AwainE yuaf fspt W mr. dear M yyfs Fsf{ truly.
flaasso ssfsarT Ff'nk hrstx ::s ! !s GtS
,,Cufo4uo. My ia - MtssFs. 4. e. Etliepg anil 4.
feMn.tny: f9ar Kind fater ot t.s isth it,. oneflK
asstr'rd viii iasn, thaas'' vii :sal5 sest:, Wv "
Thc f'o,iowng !. ,eS FL ,so,s q tr .ssgn
LouEs clu0s On SATURDAY. last:
Tux &CunEs
, 1877-05-21
MARINE NEWS.
THE CITY OF DULUTH.

THE CITY OF DULUTH.
The following II the log Of the first trip this sea-
eon of the sftnF City OF Duluth ]. e. Fitzpatrick,
clerk: Left chesgo May 8; called nj s tl.s wrss.
shoso ports. Msy 8 paascd up the sAult tslver.
Pasach through iArgo fields oi icn between The
ehntt naa White Ffsh Point. A. the latter p1ace
Tho Duluth was tho GEst arrival Of tho bca,oE.
May q. arrived a. Marquette, having been delayed,
running 10 the northward Of tic large fields OF
heavy Ice OIL Grand island. May 10, went through
!ianc9rk. aud llnnuhton. May II. sprnt iha en-.
ti.e day On, Kewecnaw 1nni, calling Vi Copper
latter ptaes4 lie Duluth cscsted eon.,detaSis i
'srera S""ass ion: On Tho ss*sss
!. w: passed nnaonx, the Csn.dssns At rriness is
h,t9urs Landing OF thu north hhurc. Ne were
81 ,os a' a assssfps ssgh : III +, Tss a9k:
ln Chicago. FIse nsI!cs iistani i. Fort William, a.
@ gu t ad;n nay c9n!iaHys trading post situated
mouth. isetwcen thu abose- namci riaccs EXITS Il
na II ~ fsalsy , A. s.,s To- Mne ,aa bo tho ter
sscncry IL 10 he sren wh!ie paasins IN ana cut ~
Thunder i'ay: nun,crou. islands and headland. Of
:olid ,1ck ,,inr hndteda u feet cut u tic Va.
Ianc. My Il. stopped at untvnagon. anoiLer place
Sllera ~, TIC Duluth was commented uppn ns being
puft Ss etlr :ner " a a EYER entered ss
g the exc1lns r the ivth. moving afoana sn,ons
~ r. uuehs co!iset!hg our aown cxtRo hnsi-
at present on account Of the Ice. which sti cx.ts
~ asxa quantities.. May II. called nt Gra,.d isand,
ana lcle ihc tstne evening. bidding n1!ca 10 Lake
psete circuit. Of that famous lale Nay
~, passed down, the sault RIvor.. meet
Clair ,t,yer !cr.gorpe. Touched at Maeklnac.'
rolnt St. 1gnace. nnl IT, Helena. Point st. iKnace
e q very rreity spot In th9 Straits uf MAckEnac.
Of the supposed rtma1as Of the celebrated Father
Mas9uetsff .ISa IT, MSy ~ pa'sed quietly la moi make
twcnty .1yc cties and uwns md niIe no ,css than
forty -six landings. This was. indeed MI e1.crded
TIP. snd was greatly enjoyed by all on board.
, 1877-05-21

Tha following arc the aFTlysis and eleasances for
The forty.ciaht hours ending It 10 o'clock l4at
night:
a., A.s,..t:rog A. A,h.es osata,bess .unas.,
1SsS saaas: S:1py, p9p
Hxsa. E.saa.L.. Ioa o;s, pfp Gty i ISp,niG. Ill:
Sasis 4 Els E:@ssa Aa!ssp ag;sy:
sssa lsss:a ss'ss q! II .fs@ fS.
IES* ilclssi: ssea! ssEsj tsssst. Ea.ttsSa' sSa.
'fi % f:f = a.Ds3s Ms's .apdfa. dEts ,ea;
aotk. Nakexoa i1n,Hsrs sshT Ahaie shv!woed. kile.
e:s
$. se .t III ~.
fss3n1s 9ua.n sSrf H tT
s.aabA lfsa .sLf Xsee. |. ry.ts;; Ksesus. ~
e; e 4 $:as,i s $:;; s:{:;;
SD =;
i{;Ispa iissss: iYaSxT ~: !ia Gf.aa Ii.sse
Eoiss Aoi;,na% | % sss*:, ssss 81 lii Aatsssstn. s u
sef; !ss4 ss ! 4.e ri ss sstSaS tSse. vi seir
E9.s. n1.t:ssH iuMb*t; sshF Mssxsxs5
i2 az
IT, lIIt I1st* 'fs1 aassea k!a: ri
% S e. 4 ssiSs isss saS1s.s: sss .s.s
GI.As.ssss.1s.nx shsssosa.a M.u!te.oe sur:
s5a. :s .t Sa u T. ~ ,rf .a
Sft "ats st - y & a.
7o' W e1fu ~ tsa neur. ~ aundsIes; pzup ]. [.
, 1877-05-21

cH!cAoo-Room ~As engaged Saturday tor 10, .
GOO bn WHEAT and 170 000 bu corn, chiohy on
steamers. Sail rntos arc quoted at oGa:3c on rom
to fnfTalo. Carriers rcfafe 10 take less shan &c,
II ~ said tho upwnrd.bouud fleet will 10 smaller
thnn mnny expected, ~ several large xc,sels hare
Pcsse 10 Marquette for orc. The charters fa1nEtfay
were: Frop1 Idaho. neun lslch!nond, and Htnruc-
su, corn through sls Buffalo; prop City Of NIlwaa.
Eee, corn 10 Oplcthansg; prup Europe, wheut to
burg.
nusFALo-Chartess on 18th: Schr Elizabeth
Jones. coal to CAeago, :i5c; ecir Stampede ID
sn,nll vcsselt. coal to Chicago, 40c; sche a, G,
Triumph, coal fron, 1slaek RiyeF to Milwaukee,
ooc: sehF Meorge Murray. coal to Chicago, :isc ::
hafk Red, WhIte. and I!iuc. conl from Csvelanl
10 Chicago, Soc. It was also reported that tI,e
prop l!a'eMtne md schr Moore 60 hence 10 Erlu 10
Chicago at 33c, achrs 'Iloyt and Swallow, coal 10
milwaukee, Al 1oc; Acnra. coal to Chicago at :I1e;
j. i. Mnrsh. &hfce tr!pe. orc frtin Marquette 10
etcvclhl at $l.40 ind Limestone from Kcl,y's
Islnna to Marquette at 40c.
TaLEnteSchr Atnlosrhefe, coEu to Buffalo, &c:
and L. L. Lamb, wheat to l}ullalo, 3Hc; schf
shupc, corn 10 Dut1a!n. &C. and prop rfussil, corr
10 Montreal, 1:4c: schEs JenMIa White md GhurR.
g. corn to 0swego. tc; schr IT, u. Noutv, eurn TO
buffalo, &c; md C0Eslc0n, stAvts 10 HufIaio ST. 90
for ppo ard 81. 90 for West ladios.
uxTNotT-ChatteEs on the 18th: Gchf Moses
Gage, corlWona. Che1oycan to Chicago, at 81. 30
fsf cord on the rail-. echss Freeman and Gcn.
Worth. htAse.bo!ts, NnckhuFn dock, Lake Erie, u
hu0alo, 81. 10 per cord on rail. 6chF Hen. Frurk-
llns salt. Port Hope 10 Cleveland, at lie poi bfl
, 1877-05-21
THE JEWS.
What II Thought Of tho Rumored Loan In
Exchange for Palestine.
Min 1Dfk Uhfff f1urianAffst

What II Thought Of tho Numored Loan Ia
Exchange for Palestine.
Etto lark Nhrld t7Mriophifr>.
A recent London dispatch staaea thkt tho Nus.
sian Government hnd succeelul tn raI.ins =
Loan by thu assistance Of tha Jow!sh bankets. with
whom It had been stipulated In return thut tho
Jews shall control Palestine In case It n captured
from tho Turks, aud thst oil the legal penalties
against tho race slali eo abolished throughout tue
Russ!an Empire. Careful inquiry In tlo best.
Informed clrclcs tonds to show that there 10
little OF no foundation for th!s sensation
story. ut. 8rlignnn, tho banker, who would
certainly know II any such arrangement existed,
said Yesterday to tho writer that hs hai no nfor-
nation whatosas to support thass sumoFs, though
hsis in daily receipt Of dispatcher from Europe
and has had several tho subject Of tho proposed
Krs'lan Loan; ". Lewis May. Of Mar = Klna,
:assy as 5 s
cd with any such in,portsut movement ~ tho one
aaose sepostsdf said hs haa hsasd nathtng about
as Il IL ,.s; se' Anssf sssf' ss ,s~y
iah gentleman sail tho report was abanrd On
~ frs Z. Ct Z: that ~ ono would bs likely
md. lcast Of all, whcn it was By no means cortair
taat hassia would :res posssss Il. III thought
to ddpsss M ss.ts W. made u waSs
al tho Harmonic Club. whsts tho Jewish capltailgs
end end bankers of sha city wsso found In larss nun.
From conversations With ssyossl OF the most
p.oasnt l.sasl'tes n ny Ystk. 4 sppest. tlat
}sr: st; e. essf { 1. sess' xs' II IL
sss;p; sxss; sss sss;S i: ':s; r.
lsmoyei Of ttsis di.abilttsc. Ia tho prov'ncus
IT,; s t: !. s:ed :ss e ,. Ss ss
w consideration aud t have given shou, rspfs.ea.
taion II .as Government md In ,aan1 q tue hIgh
on the ltoum.nisn jow4 ,ars attributed 10 Russian
tnauencc, md ons gentleman ssid: ''A1 far ~
s ~. .ny st< sr M ".
ren must hops that isuas!a may bo beaten In this
war, Though III hardly to 6o expected that RAGS
the contoct Ut purely business negotiations 70 any
great 9xtent. you msy be tura ihat ihuy will not
s. Sss4 sq T b,a s ;1f,s x5 ia 5
the most ,unFsleat|ng intolerance and cruelty"
A. 70 ths aas.i!sa # tho sxtlstsnss among tho
feEsin possession q Palestine for thsit fscs.
thefs y ~ a. G se ~ pathsa
hsse 90 il. 70 10 as..t IN Palestine buid,nxio.s
o. Ts % pfsss e F
elahshs OF tho uodssn Jews do not expsct Or care
ever 10 return 10 Jerusalem, an1 tho opu.
~ :s4s e :ss:s; e. u 50 ss.as sfs ts,s s s'
@ sotla taosS .h.n thets wsss in the day. ef King
hold shsn,. anu L i universally aYsv.d t6sI 10
e ,hs' sstp5 ofsthst r. npd
would be absoluteiy .npraet,ea6le. 0a i'll poiut
the leading Ie.isL mlnis.vss. iiIs tae Kss. Dr.
ssass nStes ;bs IL s1 e1 iss hs ~
tcsttsd In seties Of lntsrvIsus ~ that fhoIo Gun
remain no pot.o!s doubt on tAe Hsstor - fsr u
4 wsll .kno w is.aellte Of this Ctr, urmpo, Of
s's +
really sxists. No may look for increased onpeex.
, 1877-05-21

novel Invention certainly, II not = practical
one. has bccn mado at Milwaukee By james shc.-
10, IN Iron founder. and. far ~ already dsmop-
stratsd, It worka succesafully and promises tu do
away with tho present laborious manner Of trim.
ming grain In vessels. when received from tho clo.
yator. Ono OF thu now machines Ii Ut work In
Milwaukee, and A. soon ~ It can bo fairly tested
and Improvements made, II any ara required, 1t
will 30 Introduced. a single machine will cost
20, and on largo vessel like tho Sueo ten of
them would 10 required. 1t costs SO u tr.a,
cargo on board the Sage in tho present
manner, and thus II arpcan tha. tho
cost Of tho ton machines would 10 saved
IN two trimmings. Mf. 8hsuEs Invention
!. worry a!mplo In construction and cannot vt out
out fear of any objection from the underwriters.
u sefs upon square Iron basis, ahd spout OF
p1po IL adIusel fn It In such Mn puer that II TO.
yslve: and sisets tns Grsn passing from ts H.
tsibgt!ag evenly and with III greater sapidity than
can hs dons " hand. This ab0ve Information w1s
susn ths machine !n operation. aud who says il
viii reTo!nsonse tho trimming business, and make
II much cbGapey.
, 1877-05-21
LAFAIETTIc,
Epfefgl pfspqtch to 1H4 Tribune.

LAFAYETTE Ind, May 2o.-Mr. Chapman, Rc-
cctvcr of tho Lafayette, Mnncie & Bloomington
Road. hos appointed L, II. Waldron General Su
pcrfntondont of tho soad. to taku riIect tmmol-
atcly. Mr. Watdrun ID also General Manager Of
the Lafayette. Bloomington & Westesn ltond from
Amha to Bloomington. Nr. Chapman has also
taado anlcahlo ARRANGEMENTS With tho Cincinnati!
Lafayette l. Chicago officers. 10 tnat they can have
tho baslness Of tic Toledo. Peoria j: Wa.sa~t
ltoad, bringing It froal ahelion to this city. and
turning It uYar to thp wabash Isoad here, thus
completing tho link between Mr. llopk.na' two
llnca. md thus rendering fnopcratlyo the in}unc-
passtug over tho Lafayette Munco i Bloomington
toad between Tcuip:eton aud Lafayotte, mud going
to tho Wabash Company here.
, 1877-05-21

An EsstsEn exchange says Iron ship building has
developed rapidly since II began IN tas country 10
1868. by statement ef Tho ssxistes Of Inc Treas.
usy Is sppeass that there hArs barn built In tho
United States, soe American owners, Gh4 vessels Of
all kinds. With total tohagc Of 1D7, 600 tons All
but Gfty.sov we're ever 1u0 tons, and eighty
wers over 1000 tons. The upmbss now
annually built In this country 10 shout thirty,
with yaluS Of from sl2, 0oo, 600 to S43, ooo Coo
Nine large iron steamships Of tho asst.claIs are
now beia: built upon lhs Delaware River. eight Of
which are In the well. known yatd OF John KoAeh
Sons, 4t Chester. Ia. This quick growth os irun
Of coatso, tho result of Tho great
saeapontng " !ton ~ shls country IN recent
sly por ton, And the upostattous from 500, O0O 10
10b, nO0 tons.
, 1877-05-21

6eot OF over 100 stssm and SAll vessels has sr.
rived hete within the past forty right hours Fifty
vessels, loaded With lumber and shingles, arrived
duI!nz Tue fotty-sfght hours ending With lsst
sSculnX 1t o'clock, aud also asYsn with wood i,
four With railroad ties, and one With bark.
Twenty-Five tAsRoes were on tho markell During
tho saule time there were ninety arrivals Of ali
ktnds, including shres vessols Hight Among
Ehose that cau'c Iulo port arc the prop II. Owen
and achrs 4. II. Nose. A. J. Rogers, jesse Linn.
and Axnca l.. Potter With Iron ors from Epcanaha;
sehf Prince Edward. from Owen sound win bar.
iey; l. Shlrklunn,, from TORONTO. with barlsY;
and prop ALASKA aid schr AnnIo Sherwood tfuui
EF!e. with coal. The last. .nga,td vessel lust her
tihboom and Loxsprtt during tho secsns ics.js.a
1t tho Flats by 4 collision With another yesxcl.
, 1877-05-21
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. MAY 81, 1877,

Thors II not i Jew who does not heartily wish ths
snceoes Of The Turkish Asms, and yuu may b. aore
that !sr!sh influence In Eurppe will be thrown al
dew. from Qor4ehakon and ulsraell 10 Tho Hna.
slan peasant and !bs jewish psdd.er.. could M
n10rs ngFce than oil and watar could mix. You
nced not be autpEIsca u prayers should room ta
offered up in our srhsgocner snd tsu,ples tor The
I1Hrl1t,ph Of tho Turk In Tho psc'ont eonkIst. -
shared by the msortsy sf tho Iows in this city and
by all With whom tlle 1torid representative con.
veFsel on the subject,
, 1877-05-21
LENN'a KAr1KNfRONs
IS IR9aQ and heed
Y0lIR what is here said,
=. 1ggts 81 and you will
hAIk learn bow it may
WORTH b8 done at a small
SAYING?| cost,

Men and women should be- careful of their
hair. II Is not merely an ornament; It IS a.
much part Of Nature's plan for tho PERFECTION
Q! health and the preservation OF life, as is anY
oitcr member Of tho BODY. ~
Men Of science harc searched long and ma
culttvating the hair. -'N
ThirtT:aye years ago, the eminent acholar,
iata Ffot. E Ihomas Lyon, Of New Jersey, entcreti
to the very, root of II and ils lahors wero
crowned with success. 11o It wns who gave 10
the world that priceless discovery,
, 1877-05-21
ONTONAf}UN 3fAIsUO1s.

capta1ns bringing their boats 10 Ontonagon har.
bor will ind the fno't wscr for the present in tbs
west channel, where there ia 1o.< feet. On coming
In on this channel they will keep tho f1ar on tha
end Of Tho Eeat pier In range with fag on The old
taF'on i Close warehouse and tbe fower on tbs
eehon! .honAe. Thota entering the eas{ thanno, on
viii hn.t nj fees Of water. but BY keeping more Il,
she eastwasd VII dad los feet making It a iistie
present west channel. Any change II, the channni ny
9r dtpth Of water wilt b Noted Ia this coiamn,-
, 1877-05-21

FIRES.

AT NORTH VERNON, RY,
LorlsviltE, KY. May 20.-At North Vernon,
RJ. this morning hfs destroyed Charles Ktrt@eY's
law Office ]. E.. Aliens furniture store. tue resi-.
aence Of s. y. f,rown. Tho 01lce of Dr., j, !.
htaty; insurance, none.
, 1877-05-21
FREIGI1Ts AT CLEVELAND,

Meat Ut the downward bound aeet vii, pass
through tho rtsss ~ith!R the asxt dsy!or ~, aud
freixao 10 Lake Michigan ports will bs little du
And scarce until thIs aest Il scattered again. Quite
number o! vessels hare taken orders for csryves
Of iton-o1s ffus1 Laks Superior. A!caIgsn, and Ed
canahs. and many ssu taking ean,oes Of lumbes
ftont Saginaw. A1pcna, and different points iu
Michigan II ratrs ranging from q. 80 per N 10
SLUG PER q dtl!sets1 On nil y Chicago aud NIL
the saaie posta. Coal fssishts ttVLals NleLjgan
, 1877-05-21
Ell F..


apeefal Dspdtea 10 ne 7rfoune
EntE, Pa. May 70. Tho schr r. ", clifford,
Of Erie. Capt. Levi Dnvlt. II hard lahore Ia
ocorgtan Lay. End II reported ~ going to pieces.
Tho clifford 5s owned bJ Capt, Davis, j. C. Van
Scooter, and Capt. Christian Of this ctY, fs nrzt.
class three rnaster. valued At $ao poo and 10 In
snrcd for two.thirds. No lives were lost, Uc-
paftures 1or Chicago. prop Philadelphts, bark
, 1877-05-21

FoxD pu Lac, Wis. May 1U.-IAe Fond du Lac.
wansau i Lake Superior Company was Incur.
posated last evening" This incorporates arc G. j.
L. Drown. W. II. Hines, Alcx Mcdonald, A. q.
Ru2yles. q. ". Lusk, J. +. Meyer, n. ". Merry.
man. c. X. Pier. and r. r. Strung. The pre-
tniiNary survey has been completed 10 Wnasau.
and the line found to bo n very pracl3cab,n onp
laid with stccl rails.
, 1877-05-21

The following nnexpended balances will bc used
this seasun 10 improving the hasbors OF Michigan:
ontonacon, sl+. 900; Eagle. SIC, QUO; Marquette,
F., 900; cha!1erolx. 91o. 900; Frankfort 81, 900;
water. $40, o0O; White Hlyer. $4, coo: Muskcgun,
fa m: osSo; 20 otsns n!ssS Lsie s! oo9 sausat9ek FL
Fala Canal, $i1d, o00; cheboJ gan tlU, GOO; Thua.
der LAY, 81, 6o0; Monroe. s.. 600.
, 1877-05-21
ALASKA.

II" Climate. soi,. Products. and Inhabitants
"a Isoay Account Of Nine Montbs. rseat~
dcnce At SItkA.
Col. John Mendenhatl, now In Louisville, Nv. j.
writes letter to tho Commercial Of thai ctty, ry
INK an Interesting Pketch Of Alaska, which places
the Territory In more favorable light than thss in
which 1t u generally presented. He says:
, nsslns spsns tho ~. nine months = stka a.
yout rtaass. .l faris 1o u VIII ,os of Ti tho
q o9 nn. +" our 1o
ofaers from the Military Division Of The Paei6e,
M saed from esn Ffanciseo With thrta companies Of
Astoria, md from thenss by ill., steamer csiiornts
sositks, Ais.ks, striving On ths 14th Of June;
eothIns hit laad worn II cslfofnia ID va ~ amply ]
s,.aes IL t q sS's s. t. q vs..s sssi
pn:tes through ehannela between islinds covered
snt,.s wtn oen.e gIowtn of r. cedar hc91lock, and
in height, tLelr sides clothed 10 Iu1arant growth
Of .egetation. while tho tops Of .hs mott lofty ars
asnss thss 40 .' sbesf
1s, 5!nsss. i Il; q e.
turn q 10 nssbitsnts e st. r.esea csn
% I'd e tse5s asoas e tso M ;sa11
s' rTts IN q Fpoa fonaoa
ska ressraed - u n.... sSntsf In
eoamanda sn having yong there wihou. taking with
them ae mcn who haa i, setred there before aad had
Ths nopaja,ion "fs' Il nrincn.ifr cdf.' p,,.,,
Aleuts. Nth \ fsw 1ndtau tradors Of different
Tn!ts statc. tbs Hn.usn ill., snts 70 tns
thH uption 2! free transportation back 70 ltarsa.
or n aen Of sh's were gl.ena eesta! sum of money
n ftNI lat
sssn rns tss psosssds 10 q % III: fand hsf sss
Of. iIle dIssulate ejs.. Of annln ,er1 fcpd IRE
utensnrr esnsc;sv .isneIny mTtS. ,srJ .onu oI
1ut EXCEPTION Addicted to sironu u1ek e IT.,
i.s,ss tptn Ti,.'non. ~ as,,Tn nstd o. mo-
nou no achoboIe s,3ts bs,oa ncf,,t Gga = T.
nssm9. 'o'o LUG Aef"to'S except oy military
pttMsn. c,,.c,.t,v x,,t.., x,.., T.
stuniaes The instas. VIZ sra tss banfrfa 10 freat
:ss b e. s;ss' d + ..a % COX Sa 5sl t.
aoanlets. and coasl arc supplied b. tits .ane IT,
S.a ~ im,ucs1 r.. hn up "a" Soast stlmon
isrrs tbus ons when Ats woS m todma M 70
eto "a a.e dxs.n and are "o'i ~ tendef aad
S FSr.hesriny a. n sni1nate ar, not x.,v ,,.,.,,n, NJ
the &c '' prPae!pa1s IN 1 eeosa. oS'sinea ea
snas ~ arn res Inc f tnaAas n ths r.
+; sber s.nne. Ion ~ III ni,sa ueh sasns M posa
"a. ,ea stc ssa.otes
~ uitH H., ~ ionna 10 tae.S1einitJ
II Il, ses Reh,nn ands se s Fss
1s..sa nss TS'' +, s,0 sk9 no.s .o ,ns
Ais.Ha far Gonpsny iol term u yssr.. - '''
l.. W., l., snu ~, aost esef 4n9wn mineral found
sss seen % q usna ssnd 1Sin sts
wes n ioaf'een = nes q sltsa Much Of Tho
been ac,conc ot e aee n nhes N H. Hafe t
, 1877-05-21

arc nominal at 50c free: Marquette, 4oc f.es; he
teot sQc frees Tofnnfo auh Hamilton. 81. 10 gold
iree: Thete j. eet much Aetsity on the doek.; she
s.ailed; but with favorable winds tho harbor viii
b. soon fall of vessels again ready to take psJtn9
fateFs should any Offer. Leader, 1AtA.
, 1877-05-21

The lumber schr Sardinia, which was run into
Tuesday night during fog OF l,acine by an uu-
known rcssel, arrived Saturday with cargo. Her
Captain says thc strunge resscl was paated green,
with white stripe, and that ho heard the fog- g-horn
The sardlnia lost her bowspr,t aud tthbootn.
, 1877-05-21
SWORN OFF.

SpFtf11 WtpdEcA 10 M TF1kHkA
MADISON, Wis, May oO.-Capt. Ecsue, tbs re.
formed dFunksrd Of chiesgo. delivered = temper.
ance lecture hers tonight, entitled ..Tnder tho
Sidewalks OF Chicago" 10 very large and iatskl.
Kent sndtcnrs Ia tho MettaAixt Church, Tas Zap.
taln'. lecture WIS full Of thought. sud much ID.
tesese wa ulAnifettcl.