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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22
EacM RIvER-cN.
RIvERToN, Frank lin Co, Neb.

RIvERToN, Frank lin Co, Neb.
February lJ.h, 1877
Ed. CHIEF:-The human animal is
q strange creature ; sometimes he will
slueal before he i, struck, and very
Oft n when struck in dead earnest, he
wont say IA word about it, but bear it
like a man without erumbling. This
gTa>shopprr question is getting So
stale, that to an old settler Ia these
parts, the mention oC il. sound, in his
ears something like 4 ab'c.-thaDge
the >ubject gentlemen, or give u a
rest.
You know Riverton ! suppose -
well, it is here yet, AMI IT. population
aud business increasing without let or
hiadrance. In proof'6f this, a. l write
| hear the noise Of the builders haur
wer, the sound Of the wood chopper.
axe. with the hum Of industry aud
business all over the city. Nht~Ith-
standing. that now il the slack season
OF year. Towns may grow and thrive
by feeding them on politics, but TO
keep their system in a healthy condi-
ton, | assert. that il is necessary that
they should be supplied with suthciert
of i, right along. Not 50 with towns
that have constitutions built upon
their own BatuHsl resources, they need
no such MEDICINE to incite their full
Development, although an occaSiona,
dose may ala them. materially. yet
they frequently thrive well upon their
own unriss, and So does Rivertoa.
NJ. O'SeLLNAN
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

II. S. Haley has returned from
Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

Gail Weicr wishes to inform o.!
those who left their curr az hj- shop
for rorairs, 10 caIl Immediately AMI
tie, or they viii he sold IL pay charges.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

Everybody .ptears TO hsve the
epizoo,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22
FOB SALE.

A farm on Elm Creek, loo acres, 80
acres unitr cultivation. Timber aud
water This farm will be sold very
cheap and on easy terms, For further
narticnlars call on or address the
CHIEF oihcc Rci Cloud Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22
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FaAs.,

About half Of Sherer's Valentines
were ''cabtared'' while they were en-
route for Red Cloud. He VII -ell tue
remainder very cheap. Call at the
City Drug Store. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

! Sherer T. r"inz Ia have an awning
in t.on, ot his store
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

j. d. Post informs Us that he has
the largest barn west Of Joe, War
nor's AMI Is prepared to aceommo-
date the freighters, and all Others
who may cali Livery rigs furnished
on short notice 10 Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22
Fer SALE Or TRADE.

The Guide Roc. Drug Store, consist
ing N part Of complete assortment
# pure Drugs Medicines and Oils.
Canned fruits, oysters, crackers, to
bacco and cigars. Also a full line of
fancy and show case goods. 4 good
team will he taken asepart pay, II de-
sired. Balance Cash.
Henry II. Ho>kins.
Guide Rock Neb. 229
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

We enjoy the benefit. Of a daily
mail from Hastings, now. There l.
two distinct routes, one IL termed the
east aud the other the wet route. The
latter named, taking RoSeland, Silver
Lake, Wells. Wheatland. and Gather
on. The east route embraces Batin,
Cioverton, Little b ue and Gibson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

". :. Ejchacl.cn VII start Gor
CLls go next week
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

Geo. Zeiss has got the incest new
SIN board in town. The Boy
Home" Take a look at It.. Geo. is
Going into the Hotel business in earn
} es.. aud will make a success Of il, give
hAa a trial. 80 Nv
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

Spring work has commenced in
earnest in and around Red Cloud,
Nebraska. Farmers | ave been p!ow-
ing for n week. an entire precinct en-
jnyrl a free Touchdown. aud a street
fight ended 10y one fellow getting
''chawed" up and bunged up, aud
vas carried of the field Of battle mi
rus his right eye, %leftcar, an inch of
his nose. front teeth gone. and shirt
les.-N.u LonGGn (loa) Mcitpendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

I'VE tell you solemnly u soil Is
, rich and productive and as sure as the
b,ue vaui; of the heavens is above US
there's millions in il. "-Juniata Her
aid.
, Millions of what? Bro. Brown ?
y Grasshopper eggs? eh!
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

Mitchell 4 Morhart are putting a
lew fIcnt to their Hardware store
which will add fifty per &C { to the ar-
pearance of the store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22
FOR S.ALk.

Our persoal property. consisting in
part of one span of bay mares, harne s
and wagon. One span of mule, ha :
ness AMI wagon. One young milch
COW. Ten head Of hogs, onc seeder,
nearly new, plows, hsrrows aud cut
vafnrs, and about Eve hundred bushel
OF corn. and other articles o numer-
n to metian. All Of which will be
sold cheap for cash. Young stock and
two ponies wanted.
Geo. NJ Simpson.
90 T. F. Baily.
II mile, West ofGuide Rock Men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

MIR. Hoskins of Guide Rock called
on US this week, be has advertised his
drug store far sale. Ih claims to have
the best stock oc drugs that has ever
been brought to Guide Rock. Aud
has 4 good trade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

The II K VI. Surveyors are at work
~ ou Indian Greek.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

Zchrung 4 Coy. OF Hastings Neb
Keep the bc-t assortment 81 Holiday
Goods, Of any house IN the City. !1A5
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

Bent ioucw y'Tl uo'ghbCrs paper
Nowl,N flee il>t south Of Shcrcrs s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

A change in the weather yesterday
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

New Hats. Neckties, Gloves Plume,
Flower and Laccs, lust received al
Mrs.. Moore x Nj Aleu-. Ia 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22
WANTTi
LIE Here.

" hen sou cone TO town, sop ~
the La Ciede House and Get 4 good
square meal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

Joe Carr la. returned home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

RED CLOUD CURRENT MARKET sEsoa
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22
Windy

Cloudy.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY ~ $. CAREER.
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>chpo' p9.;rI-I Record. cor -ie D.
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New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

prepare plan be submitted for action at an adjourned
meeting oi the Board OF Directors 10 be held March ~
w. X. Grace, receiver of the Continental lnsur-
Company Supreme Court an order for
the publication complaint In the suit against Luther
W Frost The complaint alleges Frost has fed om me ate
after making conyeyances Of property To hinot Mltche
More than 800 lquor dealers of BROOKLYN have
signed petition be presented to the state Legislature urg
passage bill compelling brewers 10 furnish 90
gallons of ale TO the cak the requirement for the
hogshea The brewers haye been accu9med @ 70 eyahe & e
The Jury in the inquest to inquire into the circum-
Of death OF Frederick Heder the evening
OF Feb 10 returned their verdict last evening They found
that deceased his death by the hand Of William
Abcnethy and they censurd police OF the sixth and
Thirteenth Precincts for rcmiss Of duty In not making
proper Efforts TO secnre the murderer.
In the supreme Court yesterday an order was oh
why A. D. Whcelock Deputy Treasurer
OF Brooklyn Gardiner \. Hutchinson, George Schimme,
manager Of the Germana Fire Insurance Company and Other
residents Brooklyn should De joined plaintiffs in the
sns OF Beknap against the North America the Universal ct
AL aud in the suit OF rremane against the Guardian ct al
The SlOcum Democratic General Committee OF
Kings County long discussion last evening reference
the organization to the Non Partisan
Municipal General Committee The matter was hraly aid
until the monthly meeting. Surrogate Livingston
who president the committee sent IN his resignation
from membership in IT, but no choice was made OF another
president.
On Tuesday evening at late hour Rudolph Hart
German butcher was conducted TO his home No 1873
BOerums, by three companions PLp Bayer, Arthur Hor
and Samuel KOtz They told hs wife that he was drank,
and leaving him In the sitting room, went away. His wife
believing that Hartman intoxicated, allowed lin to lie
uudistur6c finally she attempted to him,
she found that dead. inquest viii he held.
compauions. with whom he had been drinking
during the evening, have been arrested.
Communications from ID. w. Talmage and Henry
Twecdy received by the Kings County Supervisors yes
Cry asking for investigation into the alleged instances of
cruelty pauper inmates the Fabush Insane Asylum
special committee APPOINTED 10 investigate" the case Of
Octaya Walter given full power TO discharge their duty
thoroughly. The Board also ordered the drafting Of bill
ving that the paupersm all institutions containing pau
per children shall he given 10 the Commissioners oi Charities
ami shall receive uni price for
the care has becn alleged that formerly
oI1an Catholic "Homes" received twice much PIO
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
THE BURNED-OUT FIRMS.

In addition to what was given from him III
Yesterdays TRIBUNE, d. F. Appleton Of the firm of Rob
bins Appleton gave supplementary statement yeser
day afternoon TO TRIBUNE reporter which is substan-
TALLY as follows:
The nre originated frod the carelessness of an empoye
of Taylor 0nstcad Taylor IL was not discovered Tor
sor time after IL tiarted because the packing boxes in
the sucrllar where IL began, were slowed away very
closely Ocr Business haa very brisk OF late AM,
we have been Obliged TO Keep clerks duty nnt IL
nclGck al night They all iG the office at the time
The fire was discovered Exactly The time Of the discovery
csnnot tell but was after the 1870 dispatch tO the dis
irct Telegraph office and before that at TAO The alarm
OF irc WAS answered almost Immediately by the arrival
of an engine but Tay lor Omsead Taylors heavy iron
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

shutters made it impossible to effect an entrance Tor
long time. Meantime the elevator hue, u u may 80 80
he called and the various means OF vendlatinS lne
building drew the flames into an nnconquerabe fiy;
which nae short work OF the plifhnc TSc nnd %
Ing was OF brick with iron front arranged as 70 u
much light as possible Win large ynr ISS feet
high with ansard roof composed ofiron with the ich
will nre proof filling. 1t has been frequently exanc M
Inv fbc Fire Dcpartlnent and Notwithstanding its ~ t
hight which would make Its suction power so gre sIe hat AT
il insured for 30 cents on 800 less per cent In my
mind the destruction was due to the heh.y Hon snm u1
tcrs which prevented the entrance o. @ excent
fuel 10 the iamcs
Mr. Appleton declared that unless some unforeseen oc
currcnce should take place another Duiidhe Wouo
nrobobly be erected on the site the burned Win
respect TO keeung his old tenants he said he thougn'
there would be no trouble When they hrst came 10
Boud-st it was TO get out OF inconven'ent
and disagrceabe Maiden-lane They hau io'""
pleasant quarters in the watham building
and would be likely TO LET this fire drVe thch uo"
town again. Besides tenants were all rich firms ana
coud afford 10 he put to little trouble and inconven
ence, when their waiting would be rewarded py quarters
agreeable To their tastes Mr.. Appleton felt sure
that AS landlords, the firm of which he vas mem
her had not left them wholly without somc'hhg 10 po
grateful for Oflosscs Mr. Appleton tnouRn ,ne ,1. Th
tual loss on building and stock was not r from F;V,
0c0; the inslr1ncc III more an @ ~ t oIicy in
HusJon comany making il rtain whether They cu1
lay TO the odd $1,000 Robbins AnPr,on n,,
go 600 I'm gold OF their saics, ana mr. hpieo
sd tnnt view of that safe wOuld be very interesting
him. tin, -,
Al The rpqucst Of Robbins Il Appleton, meeting o
the tenants their building was held Yesterday al'
noon at 3 o'clock. in Ladies' Pa.lor No oi nc Hlh"
Central Hotel Tie firm desired to learn whether TO en-
pee them TO enter new buiIuliS III cnae
L was erected the site OF the Oiu oi,
Robbins & Appleton given to understand, III
a general way, that If a new and suilapie
building Uut up in q rea.onhbly sh0it tle w.
firm might cxrect ind its old tenants Win II aSill
Pleasant remarks concerning the good character oi Tue
a, f.a
rxrceuf ana liberal landlords. No blame was attached
to for the fire After some general coiyerS',@Gn @
tlc meeting was adjourned. rfc vHrloa, iirils VII
transact their nlsincss for the present win 1rle'iy
bonscs in the ueigiborhoOd of the burned building.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
3:45 a. m.
wARLIKE MOVEMENTS IN BosyI,

The Belgrade correspondent Of me Timer r.,o,,. A
the Grand Vizer has ordered the GOyernor Of p.,..
make special requisitOn the rayahs of ooo 49,
piastfes and to concentrate troops in the Kraua
Ammunition has been sent to Serajcvo One tbou..r.
troops are secretly making road from Maikovoh -
Mostar working ngbt AMI day. The Turkish antb,,,..
are th owing bridges the rvers in Bosnia a.. rr.
as possible to facilitate the movement Of troops
A Berlin dir pat to The fmes annonD.es th.,
financial arrangement has been concluied between Dr.
sia and Roumania respecting the eventual trau,.o,,
ti0n OF troops on the R0urnanian railways
RUSSIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS
The Daily Heirs'S special from ST. p etersburg s.r
"Gen skobclon Governor OF Ferghana 10 be- r.caoa
and appointed Commander of the Army al Kise,enee
Gen. KaufmaHn who is coming to ST. Petersburg soon
IN disgrace account OF revelations Ia Mr. schnv,o.,
book on Turkcsian"
Vienna d. patch to the same paper saws: eft 4.
stated in military circles that the measures ouponn,
ior TIE formation OF Russian CORPS will fc,rr,,
OUT, DC eouyalrn 10 the mobilization of ,ne ThaIa
country except Finland" ''"
The ROiiInanian Ministry threatens 10 resign ~ IN.
Porte any longer hcsItates 10 declare that
not regarded by Midat PislIas Constitution a. an in
tcgral part 81 The Turkish Empire.
Gen. lgDafici has lett Berlin.
lBoT otttr Foreign Net0s, FTrst T,Ioe1
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
A MILLION AND A HALF LOST.

THE BURNING OF THE WALTHAM BUILDING
ACCOUNT or THE ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF THE
FLAMES THE LOSSES NOW ESTIMATED AT
$1,66l ,000-THE INsURANCFs-cAUsE OF THE
DESTRUCTIVE NATURE OF THE CoNFLAGRA1IoN
The loss by the burning of the Waltham Building
AT Nos l, 3, and Bond-st., on Tuesday night is
now estimated at 81 661 900, without taking into
account the probable salvage. The insurance. so far
as could be ascertained yesterday, nearly all
the means of information being Ill the
buried Safes is about $4,000. Robbins
4 Appleton hold policies for S'33,OoO.
The cause of the fire has not been ascertained, but
the destruction is ascribed TO the burglar proof
character OF the lower part of the building, which
prevented the entrance Of the firemen, the draft
caused by the ventilatng iues and other openings,
and the combustible material of the floors.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
SENATE COMMITTEES

CHAIRMEN OF T. SEVERAL COMMITTEES spLycrp
BY iHs CAUCUS COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE chairmansbin
OF the new Senate committees a. arranged ny the n,
publican caucus committee for approval ty the caeu
Tomorrow, are as follows:
FtadRec-9iOirf
ApprOpriahOHS-W Window.
EiecfiOns-MOyt0n.
Foreign 4 1BdrS-tamerOn OF Pennsylvania
Commerce. -Cunkliny.
MdnufIctTcs--BOOth.
AgyicnitUrc-PaddOca.
AuitorJ-spencer.
Ndrdl-Sargent.
Judicidry-Edmunds.
F0stO OGice-IIamliu.
Public LODds-Oglcsby.
PIRATE Lana Ctain,S-Thurman.
Indian ADdiYs-Alson.
Pensiops-lngalls.
Ctaims-Dlwes.
District oT COiiB,bia-Dorsey.
PGteBtS- WadlcIgk.
7er1f'0rieS-C Chris,ancy.
RdlrOdds-Mltchcl.
NiHeS-ShaTon.
Education Patterson.
Accounts Of fte SeRtQe-J0nes.
RuteS-Fcrry.
PyiHtIng-AnthOny.
LiJTdry-HOwe.
Public Baiidin0s and GroundS-Mcaillan.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arepue Hotei-Prof. Francis A. Walker OF
Yale College Washing gton Mclean OF Cincinnati, Alfred
recently niIec' or General Of the Ccnnni1 nno
man Iopold Morse and Nathaniel Thayor Of Boston u =
District Attorney Richard crowley Of Lockpor ana sx
Gov l. w StcSart of NeruOnt. EfGde0r Hot6t-Jun2e
Amasa Parker Of Albany and Col H. = MeComo OF oea
ware 81 Nicholas HOtt-ExGOv. James f. ElgIsn OF
onnecticrt Jesse Williams of Indiana, and eNCon2ress
man H. n Hathorn Of Saratoga BrcrOort Houe-C. ~
Wri0ht President the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Ercrett Lieut. George NJ Whecicr OF me EnGnssr
forna n = Army Net6. HCtcl-Judgc f. IL GTanlln
a, Mobile UaiGn Sq'nre HosWarDer Miller OF Herkimc
r. e. ana Chiei Engineer Charles II. LOring, u Navy
f,Ysunu otsc-icn John G. Robinson OF Bnghant0u anu
Col q. W. Patton u. > Army. Hoe B,nnyrlce-fra,css
Centennial from iiOU-
,aa Xouse-The Rev II. w. Nlncrede OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
SOUTHERN TIEBS o. THE INAUG URiL.

Without passing suddenly from our extreme
ncroiulIy some tang scuD.nc confidence, must
say tIat bcca f!vO"hly Impressed by tnc IN
au.rdl speech of Mr. Hayes. The ncwly made Pr, IL
dent pS been explicit than the Southern repre-
r.' i.,l.cy u clearly delined and We
c,c that no dCurt can be entertained regards his
sinccrity.-lNcN-OrJ leans Bee
The President Is willing to treat the South
whites justly aud ncrutsy, aud 10 to them.
tar in ls ONC: lie, thc Blessing of local eelfsOS
eminent ana the advantages 10 M derived from the de
V"l'lneni OF tlr Eacral resources ul tier section IN
he asks that The South acccpi in good fiin IL"
i"nai amendments cmbOdyng the results Tia
late war that the cootcd man shall h" educated aad
rnc not hd, and Prcsdcnt Hayes slick7
the -Iiit OF his speech, Ia" will DO much toward seeming
i.lr disappointment ~icn tC south lett WnCn the ludg-
nloni g The Electoral Commission wa, uf0iuuT. i
Altogether ii is manly. moderate and sta:esInaniikc
Address Ine August Chronicle and Sentinel
The inaugural address of President laycs is
som Alat Disappointing. IL 8hUurd, in sentiments
winch will receive the hearty approval Oi tn.
u not, regards the South the mcssiigc
thai looked iOr Nor IL there anything H.,
il Sounding - indicate that T. is L. years since
Ice surrender ii, and nine years SnCo iLc political
people IN their rights; are the wn cxcru.
IN Carolina and Louisiana. What needed H. act any
exercise Of power by tlC Executive Dcpaitm Of the
General Government but the sting any further
Interference 10y that tiOVCiII-nt win the dUIIrst ic
affairs ilC States Preside n, Hayes writes as g
Lord Protector than thici Magistrate OF Rcpuuli"
We osnizc the kudIncss OF his words, ana DO
question his motives but one sharp and clear
icnCc, announcing tat the States within tine law must
manage their afffrs in their way that tic
General Government Will attempt no Ohcr supcTN sion
III Carolina Or Louisiana than the rule I'm Ohio Com
ncccut, would have been more 10 tie SUih ana bcticr
for The country Than the Oaclr geHcrallins which ac-
curdng To the glasses through which see, ciu every
tinns OF rnotbhg.-lCnarlcsion News aud Courier.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
LOSSES AND INSURANCE.
LbSSES AMI lNSCNhNNA'
Below il given u table of losses by


comnuted on The basis OF nothing being saved lhis
shows "a total loss OF 81 66l 760. There are strong
hopes however which strengthened by the apparent
good condition of number of the Safes as seen yeS.er
day amid the ruins that these figures will be greatly les
senei by the preservation of portion ut least OF the
thus protected Some fhe rmsad great part
Of their stock IN safes while others, the Gorham Man
ufacuring Company, had large portion OF their pp
erty in show cases. aud therefore their stock was de-
stroyed II was difficult TO obtain trustworthy state
meuts Of the yesterday because many o tue
policies had been obtained through Insurance
and the losers did not know themselves 10 what extent
they were protected The Gorham Manufacturing Com
pany asserted that any statement pretending TO DE st
Of lis Insurance would be without authority, as the per-
son who had charge of that department OF Its business
was ont Of the city, and would not return before toay
Ofner firms also declined 10 give any statements Oh 'e
iusur.uce The following is the list of losses:
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
pnnNInLNnE MaIch Z ILn I..u.

PROVIDENCE, X T., Ma1ch I.-ihC DcmO-
cratic Safe Convention met here to-day. Nearly all tine
towns were represented Dr. Ariel Beii0u Of Wuo1-
socket was made President The of william Beach
Lawrence having been introduced for Governor he elo
.raphed from Newport that he would not accept The
con cnton nominated j. B. Banaby OF Providence iur
Governor by u vote OF 20 0ut OF lOJ. Il Is unr.,u vi
that he will accept. The convention also Nominated W
b. II. Ua.lett for Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
THE INSURANCE.

A table Of the various insurance companies haVhe
risks N this fire and the amount of the liability oi e"c
as far a. could he asceancd yesterday Is gwen pao"'
showing total OF Sl $500 On account OF the lnacceT
i of the books of the firms who suffered by the fire.
fuller list could not he obtained yesterday The stale
ncu in Yesterdays TRIBUNE, that the Continental III
surance Company oi No. 102 Broadway was "A heavy
loser was incorrect. The company lost nothing what
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
SITTING BULL IN MANITOBA.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March IA special to Tie
Iioneer Press from Ninnepee Manitoba. says nforma
ton has been received there OF the ARRIVAL o sitting Bu
al Wood Mountains in the British POss s-ions lie has
900 horses and mules which he captured from the
United states. force of mounted police We're sent out
in meet
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

dispatch received froh HOst II ycscida! gives the
total amount of Robbins Appleton's Insurance n $780,
oOO II is divided follows: On the bdlidn-, Tl'o,'
600 on stock, $l15 900; machinery $1,000, aHd on
stock in plocess of manufacture $4,000. The follow
ing is table of the insurance companies and the amount
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

Two lines Of police also kept the space on Bonds IN
front of the ruins free from all persons except the IRE
men, who still remained pouring streams of water on the
glowing embers which the darkness rendered visible
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

Too CURIoUs.-A country paper, IN an obtu-
AIRY notice OF u subscriOers hon. say ii was an un
couIuuI smart boy lie mad "A Little 100 much curiosity
perhap. o: h. wouldn't have peeped into the muAe Of
his fathers shotgun"
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

calls on very aTcelnie iaGy of his acIuahldnce ii
ON entering purOi he said: We'll, Mas sims. hc,'
am AGAIN. you sse. regularly the lever and agc"
"Oh. no." said she, very demurely, "tnat comes
every other day."
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

SPECIAL ANSouNCEMENT.-kN0X srais.
HAT is just ios inspection and sal d. -
way and Fifth Avenue iiOeL
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
sa M. 3s7. Noon. 45' SD m, $40 ht,night 37'.
Highest during the day, jl'. Low St ti'.
Average, 4O3.1. same day. 1876 549t
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

With pausea mani l,- shoud use the suies anu A'
agreeable anudOt,. MILA ~ MAGNEsA.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
TIE CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI AND
INDIANAPOLIS.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March THE regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis Railway Com
nan, WAS held in s city to-day. -Four directors
,lc.t., NAMELY H. H. Hubby Of Cleveland. Il. NJ Shoe
mukrl of Cincinnati, II. II Bdlizrr Of NewfcrH, ana B
. Brown Cniuu.', Inc directors holcin@ over are
H. H. Uurlbut j. II. DcvtrCuX. II. }. ett 4. +.
Handy, =. Lark, james y ,rAet Amos IOTiisend oi
Cryri nd. f. Leland ana Walton surceson OF NcW-foik
The meeting WIS very harmonious, and large ana unan-
iu,ois vote was THC board organized ana rear
pointed tuc Oicer OF last year The annual report VIII
bc pimtc,i in Jew days.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAvIGATIoN COMPANY

PHILADELPHIA, March TN consequence Of
the nonpa, ment of the note for s25O000 due today
given by the Central Railroad Company OF New Jersey
to inc Iehy Coal and Navigation Company for unpaid
r,uLil. the proceedings Of i latter against te former
VIII hr cunlnuri. ind tue leased property VIII bc n
tuIued TO tllr Ieigh Coal and Navigation Company on
lie 18Th iu.
The r.pott that ;hc Lchgh VALLEY Railroad Go upany
was for the control OF the LehSh Navigation
Company Ia confirm Il to-day.