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, 1877-03-17

| Specfal Dispatch to The Tribune
NEW foEK. March G.-GRAiS--srr!nx wheat /,
light request for export and milling, without decide.
cihnEe In price; winter wheat dull; pou}fna1y un
changed &, uoO bu Nos. and s mixed Milwaukee, 80
called, at Sl.40 adoat; coo bu ungraded spriug =
SIX for export; 0UO bu No. Milwaukee 1t 81 ~.
IN stoFei eo LII No3 Chicago at 81 ~ in stores IL.
hu No, Milwaukee,. 81. 81 in Rye quiet; sua
SIC f0E Western. Market for corn opened SHADE
stronger; closed about steady; moderate export anG
| houle demanu; old corn quiet snd unchanged
5658c In store and aoat 55c bid for lO0 CoO bu prime
| OH mixed In store; hcld ut 56c; SOU bu
unsound old mixed sud at 54c at'oat sales Ut o. Oc
bu ungra,!ed Western mixed at 5+hzsl5c; steamer
! mixed. a514d '5>ac: steamer yellow. s611c.
OCEAN FEE1GHr>-Bcrth room slightly Irregular and
dull; charters quiet and unchanged; engagements TO
| Liverpool by steamer 10 Ou bu grain at Ard Der
/ 70
PKor1s1oSs-fork market rather quiet, without ma.
teria CHANGE closing steady; sales trla new mess
spot s14- 6s IL. 90 brls Muy S14 10: secpd
call April Sl4. - bid, sl4 50 asked May, sl45 bids
S14. 40 asked; june Sl43O bid; s.5U asked Cut
ncats moderately dealt In; prices uncangel; nIddes
transactions small; prices easier; sales 80 boxes
Western long clear. 7s6c Laru-Market aulet closing
hrner rather nlurc speculative trade; sales $50 LIS
prime steanl early in the day $3.50; 15G tcs d.
s3a5; closing 50 81 a'ked; U tcs off grade III pirate
ter,s; III tcs for March at So So costng at 50 ca1e
9ta; t. CO tcs April at 50. 9.a closing at So o5;
&. $40 ties for May at 50 t.9 closing at So 75 $50
tcs fer June At So 75&o s7]f. closing at So IS.
stuAR-taw dull aud unchanged; refined lower and
cr,nmon -l, IT,. d., fo, n11' 'e' ~ n tu.etof M ~
prime o,1.: dn rorcrr fsir ~ ,oio. 1a' ~ ~
centrifugal, o.S1C5lc.
r,,,on,-\rar,yot e.asar, ,o,or - ~, -
t"4 Mt Steoo3 o|ae3 to+ooo los prllnc at &c.
NJ UTE Wa,[l't ou private terfIs
"Htskf-Markct dull; sales. 50 brs ST. 08 per Eal-
ION.
%v r.o ~ '"s s, nen'e,. q, ASsoeIa!e" f.feSs.
@ e ~ eio.eu ~ @ use3ted; March ~:
"a .;,,:. uy II ~. ,S,nst tnAe i;@t
Sea,"hnr ~. -, ~; tueust* J.! ~
SsnSer. ii: :Sesii:;os, s'.l '''''@s'' l. ''e' NO"
,,pcan,,. r.eIs a ht1 IN Pnyers faEor; prices
d IT, ~'> oA'0 A''e no"1 ou''' s1'o
GoES -MEAL-UNC4HnEeG.
crais expo:t and !as duad nrr's Tery Moa ~
-ffr;,,n,s * .,,m.a I WI a' Auil1ia tora
crate trst {ur cApOrt aH }lnn. s. ~ ~ ,J3 Wo..
mixed ,4s@3's; steam Mixed SIX 5s':c Steam SCI
ceipts. l.0oo bu shade stronger l1r low ,,a f.s.
nltratc 'f.c; Western mixed mud State, 3es5sc
II sJ-St,,,v. sinnf,r czt7-o
, 1877-03-17
PIG IRON.

P1rrsnrRG. March 16.-P1G 1EoS-Farly active; No.
l foundry. S2f o. four mouths No. :: foundry 81 SO
GA u; gruy forge, SCI .Oog2.OO.
, 1877-03-17

LATE LOVERS.
They pass my house most every day,
Tie lovers who met late in life:
They walk along their quiet way
Contcuted after lifc's hard strife.
The youth OF each was full Of gloom
Scarce was their share Of early bliss;
There seemed in their hard lives no room
For sunshine, lore, or tenderness.
Each walked erect-ao gossips say
The narrow path where duty led,
Nor ever mufmurcd, though the way
Was strewn with hopes too early dead.
Fate did her worst; but, when she saw
Stc could not wreck their blamelcss lires
She ceased to torture any more,
And gave to each glad surprise.
Il sudden turning in the road
Behold they met this lonely pair!
Each stopped to lift tile other loud
Each strove tic others grief 10 share.
Then all at once their loads grew light:
The sunshine fell across theIr way
The blessed sunshne-ulaking bright
Tie evening OF their dreary day.
They missed the fervent love of youth.
The glowing hopes Of early years;
They each had little else, forsootl,
But disappointment, grief, aud tears.
There's something touching in the love
That CAME to them go late in life,
Nhen hope had ccased their hearts to move,
And nearly DER Was life's hard strife
Their path hencefortn lends down the hill
The peace OF death is ut the end;
They see The village, white aud still,
t'waEd which their footsteps now mnst tend,
What matters it The way is bright
Bright with the twil.ht's tender glow,
More grateful than the morning light,
Which dazzles and bewiluers 80
When life i o'er, they'll be together
Dcath catinot part such hearts for ave.
think tod n,ade them for each other.
But IN their youth they missed the way.
FAITH WALTON.
, 1877-03-17
DRY GOODS.

NEW YoHK, March 16-Dusdcss continued light with
commission houses, and the jobbiuS trade was only
moderate Cotton goods quiet but generally un-
changed in first llands. Prints we're dull. Dress goods
were in fair request There was more demand for
heavy wooens BY the clothing trade. Shawls were
quiet. Foreign goods were moving slowly.
, 1877-03-17

Inn nnd sI,ort clears quoted At cash or Mafth,
aud 7j,c seller May. Cnnbcrlnnds quiet at :@71sc;
long cut hams s]es &c all boxed; sweet. picked Aans
acon quoted al DC for Shoulders sic for short ribs
6c for short CLEARS lOHllc for hams all canvaseu ano
packed.
(;EEA>H-Was quiet At $3.50.
all Tor mess sl1. 1.75si2.uo for extra mess; and
T,LLcSv-Was quoted at 7as1i73Gc for city. and 6N3
7c for country lois, the IL ,ic for NJ. :: Sales were
reported Of lO0 brls city u 79sc.
, 1877-03-17

fu fair demand steam. so1Sc kettle. lo@lpsc Bnil
aea e! Sa:6a 81 a.
S$$$A$;Ss z:$3s:sS; sss :af 4";sinxss s:$; siSs
s.. Lou1s. March 6;5corroS-Dull and unchanged.
FkogES!esay s;neI: I'D et Ii r.a
~ a. a'tasa sas s 45 Il Xii: ~ si Isy
s Ss s:ss ;ss s.ss e's;'5: 's rs
! quiet: dc. Harley quiet and unchanged.
siS 55 sie ee Es spe aa srss saa
7ae bid Bacon steady an' ~ ,9i' aasaauvsd.
MILWAUKEE. March t6.-FLocR-Qulet and weak.
SnaxMhsa: gS 81 Sr eess a ill., &C.
4oe: 0ats drm: 10: 5o'&e: Eye. "a. i, ese. barley
s{!S 7;
SG's b, Wea 1a
sas fsy s. sSpes ass
r. y i n Eoea deuana; No s,5o xe
high mixed and mixed State. SOC truck; slc BID:
Fl; Fkosis.oSs@oulet rs iSs and unchanged.
BOsTuN.
,,nssz. nsos1oS. March 1e.-Florr- Unchanged; demnnd
GGExiS@corn G6sa9s qe!st &C 9a:s aaist ,. ~
r4AACH lO-0AA4S-HHE4t QuleL auu
UNCHANGED Corn quet cars new 5oee5lc on track.
according to quality Oats dul Ohio held at 4lc on
track. teye neglected. Barley neglected
COTTON.
CHARLESTON. March l6.-CoTToS-Dull; m1ddnC
1131c: stock. 25 75S bales; weekly receipts 1855;
gross none; sales, s. 2lD exports Great Drtaiu.
9.334: France =, $50; to the Continent 81; coast.
wise. nss.
SAVANNAH, March .-CorroS-Dul1; lower to sell:
mtddllug ll4c: stock, g., 955 bacs weekly uet re-
ceipts s;4ss: gross recefpss: 3.45s; sa1cs 7.1so;
exports TO Great Britain, 45l the Continent 8e;
coastwsc, = O3l
MOBILE. March le.-CoTToS-Qu!ct; mIddns, l03sa
1o4c; stock. :. 333 baes weekly net receipts. s44
sales. L. 1906 coastwisc. 3 42i the Continent. 10O
GALVESTON. March 1G.-corToS-Easy; middltng,
114c; low mtddltnG. lOAc: good ordinary t01c:
stock. 61o1: weekly net receipts. 4s6s gEoss Ies;
sales. 800; exports Great Britain S. 200; coastw.se,
1883.
New ORLEANS, March 18--CorTos-1n fatr demand,
but 1t lower rates; sales. OO0 b.ics good ordinary
loSlo>bc; low mtdd1ing. l05S5 lONc: mlddHns,
11}6@llt4c; good 1ntddfng. 115t@lllMc mid
ding fatr l:.i31oHc; fair. 12ASl3c; re- |
cetpts. net. 2.7s7; gross. 3,933: exports to |
Liverpool $3.50: 10 Havre. lO39: to Vera Cruz, 9Is;
to New York. 7od: By river, g. stock, 1,oo7 weeks
sales IS, 0oO; receipts, net 49, O78 gross H. 08; ex
ports to Liverpool H. 28 to Havre. D. Bremen
1889; 10 Barcelona, 200; Genoa l.67c; to Vera
Cruz GIG; to New York, 8. 1eo; by river, 8.
, 1877-03-17
Ovarian i 'Iulnei'
OF Ten Years Growth Cured by :
DIR. RADWAE'S REMEDIES.

hnvc hnd an Ovarian Tumor In the 0Vasacs
aud Bowels for Ten fcorH. -
ANN AEBoE, De6 e, t9.5.-DR. EApwAY: Th3t
others may he benefited make this statement:
have had m Ovarian Tnmor In the yaEtys and Boz
els Tor ten years. tried the best physician OF lnls
PLACE without nny bcnent. 1t Eroxng at sach r.
plGfty that could not have lived much longer: .
friend Of mine induced me to try l:aduays Remedies:
had not much faith In them but ilna5, afser mach
dc!iberation, tried them.
purchased six bottles OF tha Resoyen two boxeso
the Pills, md two boxes Of the Relief. used t6so
without 1nY apparent benefit determined to pclae
we're used twelve more bottles OF the tNo
OF the Rc11cf and Two bo1cs Of tic Pills Before taeJ
were Ko1e had LOST twenty-five porad.- 49, .,..+
was entirely cured. tpok the medicine shout ~
months. End during that time ost torty dse pounds.
IN ~ took three dzcn bottles of the EcsotFenI NJ
oottics lseltef. aud ytx boxes Of the Pills ,..
fecI perfectly we'll aud my heart IL full Of E5atls
70 Gou Tor this help my deep auicton. To J91 a'
and your wonderful medicine. feel deeply tadeosxa
and my prayer IL tlat II may be much Ut bessa6
tsisacd) MRS. z. c. BInB1Ns.
Mrs Rtbblns. who makes the ahave certificate, ~
person Tor whom requested yuu IL send med1eioe Y
June. 1875. Tho medicines above stated were boo&ns
or me- With the exception OF Ehnt wa1 sent TO heS
you may say that her statement Is currccE x1tnoas@
Druggist anu Chemist. Ann Arboz. Mich.
This may certify that Mrs. E!h5tns who makes ka9
above certlncase + and has been for many year w
G1!y AND unacnfably cOrrect- Any one who kooEs''
1'' 1siKaed5 '4'' s'''e1'eHE RHExJ. D. CoCKER
NAET COCKER.
MARY VA n,, Z; RoSh
, 1877-03-17

&AsD IxAME.-hc cFc III kuuu AcAIuia AAu
drnltr The offerings were scarcely adequate Quota
tE0ls:
PouLTny-Chickens, dressed, s@11c per n; d. live,
81 IS per doz turkeys live, w lOc: do dressed
H.: lsc; ducks, dressed saioc do live, S. co. geese,
Gxxk-.Msllarl ducks, s2,cs@a. 80 per doz; small
POT Wisconsin Peachblows sold at 81, O. md
Early Rose at s0c dc'1yered The demand fair aud
SEEi,S-Tfnlotay was fn better demand and hrrner,
sales being made at 81. $50 @ prime closing at 81 62
Gt1 t5 Clover arm 81, 2ags d. prime being
Sb5 Miilet was active selling At 4ss55c, anu
HlnEartan sold at 43c. Flax was qulet at 81 3os -.
nary coarse: ~ ~; dairy without bags. St75; dairy
with bags. 81 50; Ashton dairy. per sack S4.U.
TEAS--A moderate demand existed at about previous
quotations. We repeat our list:
med!nm t5Ss5oc: good %: 5oHa;c; aae 55a1c; nnest
oo%tc; choice, 70G75c; choicest 85a20c; fancy $lOO
<4l.i5
.iAPER1AL-Co Common, 2s@33c; good do. s5@:sc; me-
dlun 10 f4ac; good do. 45@+sc: ine 5na5:c; finest.
a5t 0Jc: choice, d1e7uc; choicest. 7nH71c.
1oESi HYsoS-Counon. a6etNDc; good do, 3:93sc;
medium, fEt52c; goud do, IS isc; tine, ai3c; finest
35Gtdoc; choice, s5GS70c; choicest aoce1$t.03-
J;FAS-Com1non. :estt32c; good common, 33d t5c;
medium, 3'@.asc; good medium, +N:s4.c; nne, 45d4sc
finest, 5ost53c: choice. 55s ,sc choicest, tN@5S5c;
choicest new. hTst picking. 6as7oc.
OoLOSGs-ConlntOn. :,9,t ,tc, good common, 93433c:
medium 40942c good medium. 43*s45c; ine +8s50c;
finest IS 5sc; choice, 6ttEti2c; choicest, 755suc.
beech -devered.
WUOL-Wastn moderate request at unchanged prices,
Following are DEALERS prices to manufacturers as
sorted lots DEALERS 2e3c less for mixed lots the
ssc; medium. ss@s7c: % coarse, Soa33c; fleece, in
washed Hue heavy to light, 20H:13c; do course and
medium, :.3c527c; tub washed, prime to choice 3Sln
42c: DO poor to good St437c-
, 1877-03-17

SAN FRANCISCO.
SAX Francisco, Mnrcn 16.-Thc following are
be closing prices ut the Stock Eusrd:
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VIA >i'ii;S;oE IL; CT.


NA''Ii%d7'", o''. H. 49,
E"''o' ifm'er''
While tho Te.r't2iI"H q E'"''''i an"
other efficient o''!e'Es Of the House j.
""Ia'S'i'n"bI? an Indication TIN; the
Democratic majority msaa ;a9 Forty
nth TO - 7rEcm'"'n'!ya ToF5ins Con
EF'sS' " NJ '"' '1'aA i"o' ''r'' a.s'7.
"nee That Tic 4:ri'f Iu'''.'" @! ?E:r
VIII O' projected IN '"H House. The
s'n''H''n' OF all i't''0'F'"' krET'S'n.
'"''''S IL i'''f'I'Y 10 a n;I 'IAcr'
once 10 Inc Ola 'fE'''S''''n' I"'
Administration, T"''a s'Ma '"' "s
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FAC Oh!O victory.

The Cincinnati Commercial points
out the magnitude of the Democratic
victory in Ohio. which it says cav
hardly be over cs!imN'cd:
In addition to the fact that two dc.
partmcuts of the State government,
the Executive and Legislative, pas.
directly and Immediately into Demo,
cratic control, the third and only re-
naming department, is reached by SUI
Pcrctding Republican Judge Of the
Supreme Court bya Democrat, and
leaving that body so divided that the
Democratic victory next year, which
is to be logical sequence Of the pres
Snt success, will complete the ycvoIu,
ton in the State government, aud lor
the first time in the era ja;in. from
the outbreak Of the rebellion i&st n.r'r
viii !'av" come INFO eomrie!, PCS ,yj,a
Of Ill departments Of the gorrrNnsnf
in Oh:o.
Tor the first time since 1881 the
people elect Democratic Treasurer
- 81, =. ,:,,, In, H., AL, ,,.,.
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Surrender to General Niles,

y dispatch from Fort Denton to .hs
New loE. Nig'tE ives some fertilizer
particulars OF tie surrcad,r Of Cb;cl
Joseph and his band oi N,a r,7ccs
Indians 10 General Niles. The Mr-
adj correspondent .ays there is no
question that Iusc;A Ii,,.ai"cI General
llowarl aad his tactics, and that be
FgIrl IIowar! the "Ii5;e Chief"
When Tie y rcrccs Chisitain and
principal supporters decided 'ha! the
entire band saouli formally sutrcnl,r,
Joseph went int, General Mikes camI,
all alone, nNi announced The decision
be aud his warriors had come to. II
that time General Howard had arrived
On the sccEO with bis slender escort
consisting Of only seventeen aeu, Gcu'
cral Howard went up 10 General Mics
aud sud to him : General. come
here aud find that i; i; all RICH, This
Is your fight ! want to say nmru
10 everything YOU have dolc." When
Joseph entered the lines established By
General Mi.t2 h: passed General Ilow.
aud in suTIy silence, paying no heed TO
tho "!':ble Chief" md walking up de.
IiJ@ratriy TO the spot where General
Miles was standing Wien he found
himself in front Of General Niles tac
! willy caie!laia drew himself up haYga.
thy and said a wan; to surrcaley
70 You" As he said these words h.
handed to General Miles hi, rife, with
tue barrel pointing to the ground, and
the other chiefs and their companions
who had followed Joseph into camp
pc:foT@.. the same c.:.mony.
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impossible 70 81? WIZ course SGo'.
tors will take % nominations sent ir
by Mr.. Hayes. Ii any flat are par
iicriarly dis!as;cirl to prominent Sea,
a'ors are zen, IN at once, l thinl; there
will be open rebellion II. on the con-.
'rary, the bitter doses arc held back !,
the ca:iigy nominations viii be con-.
frmcd, and after that it will DC i'm.
possible for Conliling, Iinn,iin, Spcn-
Ger and tue other igrGcorcilabIes to or
ganisc m effective opposition, pur.
?oscIy omit Blaine from ibis list, rs i;
!, ra?ilIy becoming plain tia: neitheF
one side or the ether has any conf
lencc in ll;m.
Among Tic su' jects sure to come rp,
whenever business is entered upon, j.:
an Investigation oE the workings Of tbc
Treasury Department. l hope Scna-
tor Davis Of West Virginia, who
ke6 for this investigation during tbs
last Congress, and was answered with
a reference to standing committee Of
the Senate, will get Cr:cia! committee
this time. lie believes the affairs Of
the Departures: "7C 50 F.snasci that
the public has no just iiaa Il what i,
tNirs Zone or Of the ;.uanG.r' 'coaii.
lion Of The country lie will again
ask 20: the only channcl--a sle2in,
through wiii,h cu!igb:ea.
meat can be gained IltrTcy.
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wat the Resumption AcI Repealed

Kansas Car. October 15---Al .
meeting Of tie Board OF Trade here TO.
day. = memorial was adopted, praying
Congress that the resumption az; be al
oacc Internationally repealed, and
that The equalization Of gold and
United States Treasury notes be effect
cd with time and increased economy
in expenditures: that silver he re-
nonc,jzei and p!actG upon the same
basis it stood before being dcmonctiEcd
by Congress; TIA! the contraction Of
currency be stopped tina: the power
70 control It 10 taken from the SecTc'
tary of Ike Treasury, and that United
States Treasury notes he made Icsa'
tenders for the payment Of all debts,
public aud private, except where the
obligation itself demands discharge it
coin.
The Board Of T.alc Of Nashville
Tenn. passed a few days ago similu,
resolutions.
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The Ev:ScOFH: CeMTentiGn.

| Bosroy, October 1l.--I'hc work ac
comp'ished By the Episcopal COnvcn'
ton since lis sittiugs here. practically
speaking, amounts to nothing. The
amendment to the constitution FOR the
organization Of purlioas Of dioCescs into
missionary Jurisdictions, although olop-
ted by the House Of Deputies, III tht
Judgment Of leading mcmtesss i.
practically killed by non copcurrcu; &c
ton of the upper house or House o
Bishops. The aISeodment 70: short
Mug forms Of service us now coo;s;nct
in the book of Common Prayer. aat
which was discussed three days. was
crushed in tae lover house by \ Vote
Of two to one. 1t noT remains.in the
hands Of the Committee on Prayer
Book, and as majority Of the com.
mittce are hostile to any innovation 10
the church service, all chance Of change
is considered preHoSterous, so far a. the
present Convention is concerned. Tn:
leading questions tia: rcmaia to be
considered ATE tho organization Of Il
constitutional commission. 10 he com.
Ya"ei Of seven bishops, seven p;cs5y-
tors, sid SaGeu iaymra, and the fco,
Posci change Of the name oiihe caarei.
to that Of the Church Of America, /.
is expected by some tiat the Ceavcn.
ton will conclude its !ab9:s Oh October
- -. Drs. De Eoyen AID Scymou7 are
sFoi;ea Of as candidates ;Jr bishoy!ic
honors in the new tliocsscs created in
Illinois and West Virginia.
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Chic E!rCtiuH.

CoLrNDvs, Oa;obor l3,--Ejsaty.oac
counties give bishop, for Governor.
2i.409 majority, i Eel Democratic gain
Of 81, SIS. OF The seyea cora,ies to
hcn. from four aEc Republican aad
three Democratic. III ia believed they
will reduce bishops majority about
l,5O0, leaving Democratic majority
Of about $4,000.
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Y HEy'H Summary.
Ins New Arrp5i.aul Of Baltimore

Tns New Arrb5isauE OF Ha!tunure
NcnN'>7, Va, Oeiobcr l4-Thr
Mos: Reverend Archbishop Gibt3as
preached his farewell SERMON in ST.
Peter: Ca'&clro', this mcrn'a~. PC.
Yi'ns to his isio:;uFs l'r Baltimore, tc
which city lie goes this week to cutter
rIon lis daiicS as Archbishop Of BAL.
!imorc. aud PVimntc Of the Catholic
"hurch in Amcgito, The Cathedral
Wa density crow!'j, Il large rum
Ter u! persons Of oiasr denominations
pcing rc'1n' The discourse was
mos: touching AMI afscliuc, many o!
hl' hearers hrir.; moved to tears. pr
Gi1bous several times ia Inc course Of
hi, remarks exhibited unr,ual sigas
Of emotion. Daring the afternoon
many persons called at the Episcopal
MANSION to take liaal leave Of the Arch.
bishcp.
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a Peculiar Case oc Murder and SUI.


CHICAGO, Cc'ober IA peculiar
case of ,auTdcr and suicide occurred
70 Gay at boarding house on SD
North Wells street. /: seems that Jo-
scpA ". GLADDEN., o. 0.kaloona. Que
OF the boarders, was visited in his room
BY Mrs. Maulc Bell, wife Of Robert
5. Sell, brakeman on the lavc Cen
traI Railroad. GLADDEN. is also mar
ricj WI'a: passed between them is
no; l;nowa, bu: the sc5sagm Of the
woa!an brought the occupants CT the
touse to the door Of Ghllcn's room
iu,t il time 10 sec ;hem both fall to tee
tio3g, tkeir ltros;s f2,%!Iy Gu! with q
razor in Glni3en's hand. Ia dying
he c!aspei his arms around her With a
vice like grip. No cause is assigne i
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Nrw lOaK, October li-Nrs. ras.
srit, the Washington artist, who has
been in Boston taking a portrait; Of
Judge Abbott, for her large painting
Of the Electoral Commission, is now en-,
gagged here on the portraits Of Charles
O'Ccpo7 aud David pally F;c,l.
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The Democrat.


The Forty 9th Congress met in spc.
cio! session at ooonT NIoaiay last, the
attendance in Goth horscs being rn'I. II
the Senate Vice prcsilcu; Wheeler
assumed the chair, and tho r.ocIama-
lima of the President calling the spec
jal scssion WIS rcal, after Which
lions. Stanley M7;'rrws. c! Ohio J
II. Donald Cameron. Of P2uHsylsauil,
ana y Il. Armstrong. If Missouri,
were sworr IN IS Senators. Nlcs.rs
.Au!hcny and Dayarl were appointed .
committee TO wait upon tic President
uni inform him that tho Scua.e vas in
session ard ready to receive any COM
!nunicatiOn he might choose to make.
IL tao House Mr. George u, Adams
clerk Of the Forty fourth Congress,
called that body to order according to
!,w, aud read the Presidents procla-
msti6n.
The House Vas organized BIZ the
election of the Hon. Samuel Il Ern.
dali of Pennsylvania Speaker. Geo. N.
Adams Of Kentucky clerk. ]. G.
Thompson of Ohio Srr:cant.as.Arm5.
!. ". EoIk Of Missouri poor lieener,
j.ii. Stuart Of Virginia for Post i!as.
ter and Rev John Po,s,i Of The Smith.
crn Methods. Church rs CLar!aia.
The following il Il syrcps;. @: the Pres.
dents message:
1t Lccias By referring TO the failure
of the late Congress to PASS the army
appropriation bill, and states tina, the
army is branch Of the government,
authorized by existing statutes, and til,
Obligation to ma!uta;n it is in full
force, and IN the absence Of specific
appropriation, the goycrnmca; was au-
thprizcl to make necessary c+pcndi
tuTcs. The absence Of this authority
is regarded Us the grounds oE the con.
vcntion Of Congress in extra session.
The message asks that the app;ogria.
ton be maio rFo1 tho basis for an
army Of 25,OGo mcr, and tia, all qncs-
tons Of the Increase or decrease, or
modification Of tie personnel or the
administration in either branch Of mill
tary service, be suyYcs5e: until go,Ec
ruIure time. The message then states
that the amount necessary for the war
department for the purpose, according
to estimates, is S82 .i3G.!Gl. I'll.
message then proceeds to designate the
reasons for the various cstim,;cs which
accprpuly il, There arc the library o!
Congress fer binding newspapers
$2,SOO for adjudicatiag eases uadcr
the Court Of Claims, Si2 ,j3Gj4, ESQ /:
for divers aud miscellaneous d:Gc;cu-
cics in the Treasury Department
S47S, sol for printing stamps in the
pVstoiTico Department 500, 900 for
deficiency in the naval pay g., 800, sci;
for contingent expenses Of the United
States Courts S262 ,5S5. The message
then refers to the great bcnCti; to Gc-
cruc to the industrial M! manG!aclur.
ing interests o!;hc United States by a
proper representation By this govern
men. Of American Industry ut the Paris
ExpcsiI;cu. to DO opcpcl in MnylsTS.
It alludcs to the receipt Of a commuui.
cation from our Diplomatic representa-.
,ivcs at the various courts o! Europe,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

The prcs;4ea, has appointed Gen
cral j. Nj Harlan, OF Kentucky, to
ill the position msio yacaot upon the
Supreme Bcue& IS the resignation Of
judge pavis.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

ES4LAIrE, Ouo, October I2.-0cc
Of the most distressing accidents tina,
ever occurred in tdis city happened
this evening. The wife Ct baker
StGIia, Of Son;h BclIaire, accompanied
by small boy went down into the
cellar after some gasoline, a barrel oil
which was kept there. The boy held
candle while tic womaa drew the oil,
and they had jus! started out Of tic
cellar when By SONG maans the oil took
tire. The excited wemsu in the furry
spilled the gasoline all over hcE eva
clothes aud tho boys too, and beta were
burned in Q horrible manner. Thc
woman vas burned % crisp aboa: the
0rcas: AMI stomach, portions Of the flesh
falling ftoia her body. She fingered
III terrible agony Until aborI $3.50
O'Clock this evening wien sac expired.
No hopes are entertained Tor the re.
co3cTy Of the boy, as par! OF bis body
is also bu:aoi TO crisp WhseIin5
Register.