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VARIOUS.
1'uULiC BUILDINGS,

Special DfgpatcA ~ 1hs Tribune
WAsu1NuroN. D. u. April 1l.-Me. 3fu1lctt has
been appointed Superintendent Of the construction
OF the Chicago Custom. IIouHc building Ills TN.
derAtood that he will have tho Cfbcinnatt building
MISC In charge. Mui!ctt laborcd very hard to
secure his old place, but tho Secretary of tie
Treasury and the Psestdsht arr boih represented ~
having told him that the pace could not bo styca
him, mt that the bcst the Government could do
would b 10 sasl2n him 10 this superIntcndcncy
NO lault whatever has been found with supcrn.
tendent BufllIg. On thu contrary, ho has been
spoken OF ~ enc Of tho most efficient In tho
service.
MINIATURE.
Gerry 1Iaxoltou. United ststes District Attorney
for tbs Rastcrn District o1 Wisconsin, hud IN
interview With Attorney. 0entrai Deyens to.uay
sesnsetng addltiona eourt.room facilities In Mi.
Ia thu building adjaeent 10 lie PRESENT ruitcI
sAtes building. and thc Attorney General 10 asked
f.s :fi:os Ts arssy sa Ss.;ss: s
etal haa not decided.
!: .,n-e,.a IN III, s:SHTon w2.,,n.;a, nL.,xr o m -
tntstcst nlahlfsttca iu tho he will purAo
touching tho ntcsrnt posIteat .!tuatlnn. t:ens1a.
n.5u,s w1 10 M.es r h a' r. b. &C.
iuofe tasotab,y ou President 1isyes southern pul.
,sy thun b. a4 dp1 ths af.t ex ~, .f,st as
give 1t An earnest support.
AFrulNTNkNTs.
J. ~ M W<sftFN A4s0cidisd Ffs1s
w:t: q Aph &. tFnssi tsvr .sSsiDisd N
Indian a.. hg hAgsn! T.! tho ssa'hsta Its Agvney;.
& fSsPpfasa sP pssay esf 81 akas kssnso soa
Jacob J: foreman AssocIats Justice OF tae TsIri.
r. = r;t.Issn. to-day eppoletst. tho following
lid. William !; llun, Montieslo. lid: Frudesics
s.a Vi Es ej fS. s :Sas :a:t. .G px, fss ssi; Nsf
!!eu!ann 7. Mync, rlstcrssite, Wis. james il,
@ @Msst E;ansTlls: Wiz; GhaF!ss 2. Fisher, Pors.
Nina; !. Fred Ayefs. Denlsou. il. !. siu,un il.
sss! esaes sfs'Ss; s. %o1dstt Linz. ?GtaSs Gae.
II. uo!eomb, Aalfet Creek. q
CHANCES DisMtssED.
Tug new noss4 Of Police Commissioner hayc
MAJ. Hichards. Superintendent Of tho Polfce mi
Detective Corps. ON the ground thai tho putlic In.
isw subordsaatss 70 panIah t.lea, 2ot : stats Of
tl[hGs which have hsen tlt lmrc.eepttble rIuyth
Of {uAFs, aud tor which thcE superior oiSefs WtJp
still more responsible.
has beea made to Secretary Sherman 10 srpaint :
competent ItsuFhtsunn to tako taargu of Ill de-
siEos u public aatldlnx.. md u relieve the super
latter to tho routine duties Of tho uieu. Il sa4
thss tht [seomnsndation will hs acted upon. snd
tlAt ~. N!lsun. Csneinnrtt architect will DO
p!sced IN shaFSe OF tlls dfsughttug.
by direction ct The rrestdenl. The scezttssy Of
WI aas ordered that un!ted sates tfoops ROW In
turned oses to the control VI the Treasury Depart.
MsnL
oFF,cE-sEKKkRs.
81 H. 9t
kind.
lLLNEss.
United States TgeAAuGes WyN4p has been IN III
for sssessl days ~ " b. upabls to attend 10
business.
, 1877-04-12
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.
Ep4ctaf NspetcA 10 52s 1ri5uas.

srH'xGFlEtu, H., April l4.-rhs bohemian
Cemetery Association, Of Chicago, was granted \
certificate Of Incorporation to-day.
To-day z. Il. rlsich. prominent eat,Ic.d dealer
OF this city. WAS arrested an attachment by tho
United s'aics Marshal and taken 10 Topeka, han. !,
for diaEes1rding subpuna a. witness on behalf
Of the Government ~ ! sutt pendlpK there.
the sosti0 ct ths lnsernaI iteycnue laws Ia ssll-
Tx liquor without special license, aud was lined
Eleven members Of tho Springfield CITY Council
were to.day attached for contempt in Violating al
Injunction Ia 1874 By Judxs zane. Of tho sauga.
mon Circuit Court BY Soting for an ordinance In.
Curing expenditure In excess Ut the constitutional
limit. Tbs respondents aEs cited ~ appear to
morrow,
, 1877-04-12
THH NEW YORK cusToM.itousE.
Special Qf5pQ&ck to TIT nsfhuna

speefa, pt,oa.rs IA n. 1sta.s.
w,sr,xoron- II = s..;I =, -
tnyetigs,ion Of The Nav Yort n.,t
begin at once. II viii not he dIrrc.ra .n.I... IT,
disidual ofieess, but will be conducted with III
so1e A'm Of .eccstafuins exactly The tuannr, In
which The bnsneps of thai Institution f.tr.n,.rtrd
The et!lceucy With which Tho texenne I. tn,f4rted
sud The char.tt.. NJ thn yrh,tc ,nr~t~. ,h... ~
mrron. romn,,,,.. ~. ~" sst. ..e'.. w
T,.s.r,v 1,sp.,..as.. o1.s "esn .eeeea ~ the
1iouse brokers. and others Of the manner in which
tho buslnees Of the Nav Ynrt f.ustonn ,ftonsa 1.
rondnrtea M,rv ~ ,h... nnaenh..,s. .1tt1 ~ -
s1..a.s,.S - ~. y. 'Hsse oaou1peo'y W.. oe
a'seosestd 10 % unFoundcd. and some Of them
may have arisen from personal Misunderstanding
between Government o!ac;ete and petpons tloinr
hu.tnr.s Al tbc rn,,,,,' 't,n,.o ~ ,.h.s. rs"'s
INV +. .ani. 1.s.ss ~. o'ae,s aes'e ~
Secretary to
AscEnrAtN All. the parr*
In n,a.. to t,t-.a.s.. -
~ wv. " ~" oa1es saen Feiof" Us may % 'ouna
10 be necessary. an Impression prevails in Ad-
and emn}oycs In lhc Nav vii r,,,to,,. ,1nr.s T.
e,s.ta. nv :, ~ n.."..' '". ~" . nuase
a,n. .s~sa. - " ', W. ~ S'ne'eut eo'leeuon
OF Inc f9Fsnne. II ts believed that Homt Of the
prominent officials do not gvo that amouns Of
eIr1c and attention to thctr duties which The Cor.
crnrnsnt h,, n ,i1ht IN ov,,o.t ,.,., 49,, 49,, H..
,,.n. - ~. .,,.,. ~ ~" sue"'' ~ SUI sas
-. NC "no hA'e oeen appointed
In managing the primaries, and running political
conventions, ar. m, m connc+nrt ~. IL. ,s-.
vcen.na. - ~ - s'"'ps's"' to1 'A' Pet'
A'1!'a"es VI ..-........ ........
a. ttey might bc,
II will pe thn dc.trc of thc r,.,3.nt and n. s.r.
49, -. ~ 1ee VI wy !te.'oeae sno tae eeS'
ssa.J =, Ing leseo.S materially TO reduce tho
, 1877-04-12
SPORTING NEWS.


NEW OEiEAHs. April 1l.-Thc third dsy Of the
Jockey.C1nb races psoved very favorable. The
weather WAS clear and pleasant, the track good,
and the attendance light.
The arst Euee, nils and IN eighth, I'll ages, Club
purse $500. was won By Commodore pArtsot Red.
man second Belle barclay third, beating DonouRh
and IIumbug. Time, 2:01.
The pools On the track sold: Donough, $10o;
Barclay. $50: Redman. s51; the held, Including
uumbug and par(sot. $50.
The second race. three miles, for ali ages, purse
300. George Quinn won by length. Uncle Tom
feeond, Neddinz third, beatIng Falmouth and Corr.
.nder. m Time. 6:4o,s. Ton. led from tho start to
In tne pee|. or .he track Redding sold At so;
Qnlhns. ka3; Tom. 227: the feid, $15.
Ihe aefd fafe. mile heats all ages, pusse A00,
4aek !tafdT
-.
iaFdJ Ied In each heat from the start 10 The
track Hardy sold ii roo. Sipprr. SIT. '" 'a'
rdold On to'mo7row's races stand IL follows;
FIfst 4ce-1fnr1le handicar, two mIira c,rht
hnrdlss; m Noo.tisnd. SLUG: Port Leona.d, si00;
biloxi. 500; Jim Hinton, S3..
Mst1s 1ssesfi!1E isss T.ss NIL nd GARTER,
Cora Lipn. sig; Port Leonard. $50.
For tbs third race. mite hrsta but one ensry ba.
ing n4de: an Independent race was made M: War
JiE, Slos: Ilusa nutlrr. $tD1; l,onongh, sU8; The
Niprct; sos: John Campbell, $40.
v.s,, sax pnaxsisco Apt,l 1t-Thc twomtie. and.
tween Council Bnfls, Lady Amanda, ii heaticJ J, and
IAkc. was won by amanda in two Straight heats In
5:3d4. 3A1A. D1uns recond, Whestly third.
daxe dhtauced In ffst heat. Good day and track.
, 1877-04-12

Irrational people always reject good adriee, sni
In nothing 10 THAR folly more frequently coaspic
nous than In ignoring precautions necessary snr The
retention ol health. Foroeast. On the other an nj,
IL notable Characteristic Of tho ratiunnl and It Ii
tho exercise Of this quality which would suRge~
10 thc1a. Protect tho systeia h2atnst dIseasts
which fastcn ultou tbs dctlltatcd, tho Nervous,
and thu dysrcpttc. by hracing tho physEque, scsu.
lattng tho stomsch. bowels, and liver aud baut.h-
INT dcspohdcncy with tic puEest aud must efficient
nf hdtanc tnvsgorants Ilosteticrs Stomach ttcrs
Thst thess eeets follow It. uss, and that |, pro.
vents aa~slf - &nnlht'ates Intermittent aud rrmIt-
tcut fasers. ape facts established by fnilspntahls
evidence. To tn1oy the Twin blrrsihEs Of 'sk
Roanl Mind aud = .ound 4p]y" in iii thujt nicatI-
tals, try'a t0usha Ut thit sterling medicine.
, 1877-04-12

tiae; Work 10 China. By Nrs. .DoFardus Of gpriug.
bnlesrta, b. Hrn Jennie +. Willing, OF Chicago;
In Liberia. w. onc Of the Secretaries in South
Amer,ca. touching the labors Of Atlas Denntng, Of
Normal; in the Argentine Republic, bv shc Rcv.
Mf. Palmer, Of Normal: on met!eal work In China,
~ Mrs. brown; Of Evanatnn; Model Auxiliary So
eict!e* by Mrs. 4ueai, of Chicago.
topics By 3iss. Dickinson, MIR. Gov. Deveridgc,
atrs spA1!ock. Mrs. Bee9t, aud Mrr. GIendcnnInR
~ Tbs estntnI there was an address By Mfs,
B1'hor ffarrit, an addrcrs by Mrs, Emily lnntlng-
ion Miller. Of Chicago; msseton hymn written By
Art Marcy. Of Evanston: and poem By Miss ju-
, 1877-04-12

i"rrIcr ~ she M ao r,nen6aek
les NAV tc sdmfred. frar ~. ~ m,u.t 81 thsm Hnwr
al PSDgpa, fceord kept By ss TH.uy1
es!ee ~ he Sa ..Esa i
me o.nfe a.! wnas ksnd Of feow tTsa VI. .he
iint 'io xon ."u,,o.e J., c.rnn ~ ~ II ou
o.y 'os Prne'p'e Or oeeause nc "As A'te6 mon
~. VIM mr d.., ~ . m, III. rcn,,. ..p;ne,.
back ,.oe,n} VIZ .nt "anf M IT, T. vcsRr" 'e''
M Tnst 1.o &c axe M ~ ,r'1, a oo ,nto ,
tmilr. .:.Tbe statute Of imtation runs seanst tbe
old ItepnblIcsn Govefnn,cnt. "'~'"'
WIN conf,t have hra ri nthback ienounce the cor.
rupt rascalf who have been niundering this Rtste
now iof eight yeafs wonld havo supposed that he
II WAS Rictf 7HJx0
10 hear tue .rtuous orator refer 10 tho time when
be Organized tho Republican Senate. BY - some.
h,sh.down coiorea orator, ia also
Gai record behind him. lie ts charged
teEets IL is dIssiet by Witch Two l!s,es III Elees55fs
ran many hundred v1tes behind Packard. The
isrpqbIs.ns now charge 4!lain win having made
Senate, iand scorns charges Of thts description.
Allan 4 g.udy ,onns ddtkey. iic owns !. .suelr.
g:nSn I'D Ia: sn pd nisx 81 .1srs e!shs
he does not claim socsal equality spcaks we'll for
his humility. lie aaya lo does moi believe in thai
svo il Ii, aud l.opes 10 crt Il bctore ong ~ T pneS
bsck long tnee outgrcw hts original feYstcuce for
whlse skl'. lle aske 70 be taken for Whit he Ii
.Ie on rome strong wosd.) liz viii submit Il no
itnlutasa oi account q Ills eoof, and he asks no
!ssefs n aceoEht ~ u. p'nchhack. attitude, af.
q 81 ,sn H. ts H. one and j. The Que we
an1 maintain, u they can:
Ihe eDiofet ofatgfr, have eald. ontdll the!r
xn..e asaoelatSs. ll.t secret ot the power of Tho
iefmer lay IN t'e alnpiG!l} of their methods and
@ ios N 1un asose i5on, tcir want Of formal tran.
ngnt' .a sad impressed win their sincerity i not
Win ae's IT, o4se nc lawyer" on tho other hand.
"'A' W n%M3s1..ssp.4sv,1 9sanis u STYLE
ahd tfled 10 pound into the heads of Tint raat gath.
etHg sumo Idea OF tue doctFinc Of State suvurelu.
y. une o. we epeskcts real al extract from the
menttd upon u ~ lcarntd fashion. Then there
was yonnE lawyer. New " ,latne. wfo aauntefedl
!ntongn ali ~, hoaf IN muet luxurious fashion, In.
vigorous ms.apher IN otssursy. Tho tlowery iansi
naturally enscnder% nowcry apccch, anu there u
aS m eneryatinr influence IN tie ene a. IN thr otcr
s bM q asags oi o. ~ ie ro,tsa s'aton J.
~ placid ss can t. The dnlinraa Ut n,opt Of Il Is
a. marxea Ia az anybody '.ted desire almost long
that ured 10 b. hesrl iii this ncighiorl,ood jul
At tho close q thg War It's possible fuw 10 rel
good Wgru toE s!m1tt anyeoay. i5cn Butler haa
been tpoksn u Kindly " th2ss who remember hls
caGssmt Il, ,1s tsthaps thefe en-
dhat southern hate tnbtdes ~ quickly ~ It rises.
Ihs hase cAueca by tug War asH alnort disappeared
r. IL tre ptesens oey' ast ~A' above generation
THE VAR on HAYES.
Paekards partisAns are ugly and dcsperaie. They
bare M aboGt abandoned hope, and are now pscphs.
ing TO % subactee to The ,pslley u Immoral hatc
and ntudJ or revenge. tlfst annunciatc4 by Mr.,
3ltlton's ingenious hero, Satan. Ea1, "
alat We elected u llayeh btf" inquired 4
, 1877-04-12
w0MEN'S MISSIONARY WORK,

FLooHisu1os, ILL.,, April Little state Con.
ssutlon of the Noftbwsstafn branch Of ths
Woman's Fosslgu Alss!onAsy society, which began
!tA lAbots yssterlsy In tho Methodist Eplscopsl
Church, closed thsm u late hour 10 Night, sttse
two moas interesting sessions. day and eseuiu2.
Nearly the sntsfu day, excepting that portion
devoted to sonG sud pfuJeF, was occupied
In hearing 1sposts frou work la he.ihsn
lands. uuiolX which wars one on bst!tc.
Missionary Socieues. By Ass, Z. +, uall. Ut Pvn.
, 1877-04-12
RANDALL,
NE EVIDENTLY DUES NOT KNOW KEENAN,
rABHA's HEST HOLD.


Ep<tfui Nfpatca to Ias 7rsbunf
PH1LApkLrMIA, April 11.-Ex-spcnkcr Randall
has returned from Washington confident Of numt-
natiun for Tic Of tho next House on the
first ballot In tho Democratic caucus. Ills attcn-
tion being called to statement In tho Washington
correspondence Of tho Chicago 7s,nes, that hts
strength lies In tho promise Of Important Chslrpan.
ships 10 certain prominent members, 1tr. Randall
says no II surprised that any Intelligent journals.
should mako such an assertion. lie DE-
e!arca that hu has not only not
promised single ChaiEtnsn.hsp. hat thul no over.
anybody. Randall attaches ilttIo weight 10 tLe
talk shout : L,berul. Republican caudl,lne IN IN
Administration r1atform. nor dues hs drcnd tnr
c4nGIdacy Ut any t0nthern Democrat lie sayr *.
Goy. Walker, Of Virxiaia. whoso name has been
prominently mentioned for the position. anu 10
whom al1ty vote" were said 10 he plsdgcl, Is one
Of bis wustnest supporters.
, 1877-04-12

DsrEos1. Mich. April ll.-The Michigan Grant
Lodge Of Knights Of Honor Tonight elected: Il.
D., n. W. Webber, Detroit; q. " D., u. W,
Thomp2on. Ypsllaati: G. A. D., II. Thorn. 0wos-
20; e. T.. A. Nash, Lapeur; G. Chaplain, u.
sanpson. ypstanti; q. a., :. II. Eackett, Mon.
roo; q. T., u. uowchtn, HOLLY; q. Guardian.
nuS q genail4: ~ hapst' Q. sensnsl A. Y Gum.
3he9tessnntlYcs " SapF~nu Grand LadSs, N. ".
Hehbas and 7. ". uouxh. Dstsqik
, 1877-04-12

= 6pfe9u4 Lf@p1FtA 70 1HF 7T&WkN
P1oRIAt ILL.,. April ll.-Tkts morntur tic
body Of man named Spence, from Elu,wood,
ILL.,, was found dead iu bed in the Sherman
House. From totuo laudanuu bott1cs found
the presumption Ia be suicidcd. But littlu ID
known about the tnar here.
SptcIdi DtspdfcA 10 7as Tftlun<
LxAyxNwuK!tt. h.. April ll.-A clark EN-.
ployel ut thr fort. uamcd Charles Weisart, cou,.
Hssstcd suicide this morning By shooting h.mseif
wtth pi.tol. The ball passed through lii head,
, 1877-04-12

ing. BOARD quorum. II there votes should be
gained. ~ they probably w, In two Or three daYs,
-. I,vn,tIo.t,n, rItI v,nt.h a,,,n.t uitbnnt =
80. WV '""'3& -"''' "''"1'
report.
Tho comm!ssfon will probab}J fnish it, work
thia week, but mt until Saturday. The Senator.
ahtn T.. n IN acr,a.I hx thr Nfeho1ts rcnfstatnrs
~ .,s,. :" =" ~ 49, NV rh. .S.,.,I.s,.a =.
.o.noHo" or ne4s aaJ' ing nnue'atano'1x u
That. whether Republican or Democrat II elect
mtnf.tr,tinn.
n,,, ,,.,, =, ,,,,c.,,o~
I'LL HoAHO " hp".aaloS'
, 1877-04-12

"Asltisarox, d. c.. April 11-1 a. m.-for tue
Lake Region clear or fair weather during the day,
and winds mostly from tho north and cast. slfcht
r'ae In temperature, and in western portion. tal-
iny barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
, 1877-04-12

NEW YonK, April 11,-lleury Cooper. charged
with wtlllully setting fire to the clothiug Of
Lury freeman, was to-day discharged from,
custody, The Jury findlng tic death Ut ths gtrl
the result Of accident.
, 1877-04-12

EvANsssktx, Ind, Apfll l1.--Geurgc Ginger
accidentally fell Into ono of thu large bins Of tho
evansville Elevator Company to-dAy ulnot!ced.
lie was sn0tboTeu 10 death Iii a short tntr, rhu
body VIZ recovered about 6 o'clock this cys4tnK.
, 1877-04-12

Meer'e ratent Psrtly-assls Dreaa shlrts :,
the very best: st1 for eau be finished n ea1i1y
II hsma,lng handkerchief. 173 Madison stFect.
, 1877-04-12

Special Hstateh 10 Ths 75JApne
AitTArKEE, WIS.,, Apfil11.-1n d pigeon match
to-day ]. d. Gill, Of Oshkosh, beat George L.
kursz. Of this city. ON Killed twcuty.three out
q t=cnsy. birds from = trap. Ku,tx Killed
, 1877-04-12

Hrs. W1nsaow's Soothing syrup, fos chill
sion xllsys Ill palm. Surs 10 regulate Tie bowvs,
, 1877-04-12
DROWNED,

6ptctai Bt&aafca to IA TttbysA
GRAND RArtbs, Ateh., April 11.-A aon Of John
Eaagtus. Of this city, while VI play In tho yard ot
his fathers house, fell Into tho elstern aud wss
drowned before help could reach him. l1e was ~
YeaI& old. - II -,
, 1877-04-12

lsolAnd's Aromatic Hitter Wine OF Iron 10 a
and l'apaitsd digestion. uspot, 31Clsrk sttrst.
, 1877-04-12

DASE-DALL,
MExrn's, April 11.-l.ase.ball St, Lout
browns, z; Memphis Iseds, ..
, 1877-04-12

The Human llalf.-T0 KEvo e stTen 0tlt
and lustrc. to improve Il. texture to prevent ity
falling out and quicken IT. Gro~th.-ln shott, to
MAKE It ~ intended. llr cfowainY ycrsupsl Charm
will accomplish Il faithfully ussd. There l. =
stimulating pr9pe.ty r. 81; ptsparatlua which
tinls rendering them smooth, silky, and ela.tic
, 1877-04-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.
suApAJsx Ar c1tAMREkLAIN's ACTION.

S,xet1j 04DeteA "a ~ 1tta44<
WAsuiNoTox, d. c., April liza fund had bsea
galssd bsss f9s Gvy Chamberlain suoae1spt to
, 1877-04-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For bronchial. Asthmstlr, Rutl Pulmonary
fctt remarkable enratiYs properties. Like All 9th.
eE nleritoei04s aEllclta tlry afa frequepsly tnI-
lated. and thosa Purrhs&ns should be sast to Oh.
talA the genuine '.!Isunrhlas Tfoehes,"
, 1877-03-24

where he arrived at 81 o'clock p. m. He
left Immediately on tnsiaess for the Estate
Profit. At 9 O'Clock he was found by two
soldiers on the road near Profit ia an un.
conscious state, and was Immediately
broughtup to the station, where he shortly
after expired without having been able to
speak. DR.. Hanson, who arrived after the
deceased had expired, declared that he had
broken his neck. There seems to be no
doubt that he fell from the horse, and thus
came to his death by accident, as his gold
watch, porte-monnaie, pocket book etc.
were found in his pockets. An examination
of the horse and saddle leads to the %conclu-
sion that the horse fell and that the de.
ceased tumbIed over its head to the ground,
thus receiving the injury which caused
his death.
, 1877-03-24
a MAIC A

The following are some extracts from
the rather rabid article in Calls News
Letter OF the 18th instant for which the
editor has been criminaIly indicted -
1t is with unmiogIed feelings Of sltis-
faction that we have this day to record the
departure from this important island, of q
man, who in the course OF three short
years has done more mischief to the colo
ny than any epidemic, or rebellion within
the last thirty years-We mean Sir Will
liam Grey, our present Governor. We
have had unpopular Governors, men who
have been strong parlizans and who caused
@dlscord, but the worst Of these had a
strong party of friends, and left the island
with a fair show Of public respect but
this man, Sir William Grey, leaves the
country despised and d~etosted by every
living soul Ill the island from his own LIE.
g%islative Council down to the tins n,ths
and the very peasautry that live about his
dwelling. He leaves without any address
from the people, or q single expression of
regret from anybody about his departure,
and even those upon whom he has beStow-
ed large donations of 9IO, E20, ESQ, AMI
even $50 for charitable objects, in the
hope Of inducing them to get up some
sort of an address only smile, and satisfy
themselves and Sir William with a bare
expression OF thanks for the money.
This state OF feeling is so general that
1t may be as we'll, as Il matter of record,
to state some of "the sayings and dcings
of Sir William Grey" since he arrived in
jamaica, for the benefit Of that individual
who may study his life on his way home.
as we'll as for the benefit OF those who are
to come after him.
On the 25th Jany., 1874, Sir John Grant
relinquished the government of Jamaica
and returned to England after seven years
service. the colonists having memorialized
the Secretary of State to appoint Sir John
as Governor for another term. Addresses
were sent to him from every parish in the
lslaad, from a people grateful for the good
services Sir John had done the colony-
for the courtesy AM gsoeral kindness
, 1877-03-24
PrOclarna.

ALL E og Enhyer, der maatte
Ia have noget st lordre i Boet
efter afgangne Planter HUGH PERCY,
indkaldes herved med 6 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmclde Og beyislig-
gj6rc dcres Krav for undertegnede
Skifteret.
Christianstads Skifteret den GLIDE
Marts 1877,
II. A. JURS.
, 1877-03-24
acknowledgements

81 T det under lode Januar d. A. har
"a behaget Hans Majest@t Kongen al
lernaadigst OF anerkjende Hr. J. ".
WILLARD, som De Forenede Skaters Con-
sular Agent paa st. Croix bringes herved
til o%ffentIig Kundskab.
Proesidentskabs Secretariatet st. Croix
den 22de Marts 1877.
S. W. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1877-03-24
T E L E G f A NJ s /.
ST. THOMAs STATION.

OA' 4HOMAS CITATION.
March 10.
New York, March l9th.--Ip England tho forth
coming University Boat Race is attracting the
usual attention.
The betting in London is two to one against
Oxford.
From Nice it is announced that Count Amin
ia dangerously i'll, and no hopes are entertained IF
his recovery.
The deaths arc announced Of Admiral Sir
Edward Belcber, and Charles Cowdou Clarke, the
English author.
Nav York 18Th Flour, per barrel, St. Law
renoe brand $675.
Meal, per bar rel. $3I to /
Heavy Mess PORK, per barrel. S!43.
s,cor ! Crystals, por pound. 81 to l0l csnts.
Fair to good refining, per ID, 81 to 9 cts.
Englisa Islands Mplnsses, per gallon, 81 to 45c.
Premium on Gold 1913 to
Exchange, Nav Yor6 aud London 81.
LONDON, 18Th.
Dem. Crystals, per oyt. 29.9 daty free.
Sugar Muscovado, do. 26I do.
(Claye3 Havana, No. II. 296 aAoat.
Demerara Ram. per gallon, IlIoju bead.
Trinidad Cocoa, per cwt 73i.
Consols 96B to !.
Bank Of England r ,sa Of Discount 9 ?. ..
Rea "A.
Cotton 81 to 0.
, 1877-03-24
NOTICE.

1T is hereby made known that His Ma.
Ajesty the King hos been grociously
pleased by Royal Resolution OF 10th
January last to recognize Mr. j. W..
WILLARD as Consular Agent 10 st. Croix
for the United States OF America.
Presidents Secretary's Office, st. Croix,
22nd March s877.
S. w. A BRAKLE.
, 1877-03-24
CHRISqIANSTED, ST. CROIG,
Saturday, 9th March 1877.

a very sad accident happened on Tues,
day evening last on the road near Estate
Profit. Mr.. H. P. Jorgensen, who has for
some time been transacting the business
Of purveyor for Frederiksted aud Kingshill
10 behalf Of Mrs. Rippergsr Of the former
place, had taken q ride to KingshiIl Station,
, 1877-03-24
PrOClama.

nLL og Enhver, der matte
III have noget at fordre i Boet
efter afgangne PIartageeier CHRE-
sTIAN C~LINDlNEN, indkaldes herved
med 3 Maaneders Varsel til at an
melde og bevisliggj0re deres Krav
for undertegnede Skifteret.
Christiansteds Skitteret den Glide
Marts 1877.
II. A. JURS.
, 1877-03-24

and they may be sure that the work which
thew themselves should do will be well and
thoroughly done by that able and faithful
man Of all work-the newspaper reporter.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
, 1877-03-24
7PH C EDITOR s in the

77H Z in the
Estate of the late Mr.. III. PERCY
are hereby summoned to a meeting to
be held at the undersigned Dealing
Courts Office on Wednesday the
18th April next at ] o'clock p. M, in
order to deliberate on different
matters concerning said Estate.
C~hristiansted's Dealing Court the
22nd March 1877.
H. A. JURS.
, 1877-03-24
II. A. JURS.
MR EDITO RER e i af-

MR RERN e i af-
" gangne Planter II. PERcY's D0ds-
DO indkaldes herved til en- Session,
der vii blive afholdt i Boet paa IN
dertegnede Skifterets ContOir Ons-
dagen den l8de April d. A. Efter-
midday Kl, |, for at forhandle ON
forskjelIige Anliggender Boet vedr0-
rende.
Christiansteds Skifteret den 22de
Marts 1877,
II. A. JURs.