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energetic and thorough, aHd would make good
official. Tho Alderman based his ssuaEks upon
Inquiries be hsf' rhudc:.
Another Alderman foil ID for Mr., Douncld, when
The name Of NJ: Francis Adam. ,yas mentioned In
connection with tho ofler. There followed a
general and free discussion Of that Rentlen,an's 9
qualifications, and It was on all tidcs acknowledged
thst he wunld ho the bost man that conld be had In
the place.. Ills appointment would bc no
e.psrn,snt, - hts past work spoke for
ihclf. The city could not ispen:e wifi hss scrv;
Ices and IT was bnt right that he should ba placed
IN that pootttan for which be WAS 40 cm!ncntly
qualified. and which By tho right OF suggestion and
eivil.sefvlee reform he lhou1d get His work In
the tnx cAqca could not be cquaIcd bJ any 1A1Jes
In the city. and 1t was not saying ton much 70 te.
mark that there WAS mt man btMe:
vertcd Ia municipal and tax lAra tnaa
the came gentleman. Attention vas called to
tho fact shat. unknown to III. ,Adame'
the lehdInR lawyers. intluhsnS men nke J1nn -
Jewett, tadees Gary. .NcA!li.tet. Moore. Rogets;
Jameson. and learwtll. and f. q: AsaYt AaH aooot
atty Others. had united IN pet!tion r. tne Mhyos
to hare AE. AdaMa made eonnsc! 70 ING Latpota.
tlon. The question wa rnacl a % Whet9ef the
city could get The best outsidn eea taent fof inc
salary attached to the office Of cospo'ation c91n.
scf and It vi. proposed tnat = s"gsestloa
bc maae 70 the Mayor that Mt. Aaans
BE- arpointed Mtann9 ~ seattanE. nno
that The -, 200 tor tha fslary q INC
assistant ne applied 10 !hA n,ftng q e1saoranh5
talent IN cxtf1ot4lnAfY tAet4. lhlN proposition
, 1877-05-10
DUCKLEY'S CASE.

sEssioN or TIE roLtcn COMMITTEE.
Tho Police Co1,mittee met Jeptenlay afternoon
in the ctty Clerks Office, AID. Stewart In tho chair
and Aid. DAILY, Nleson, and Oliver present. Tho
Committee hrst took up supt 11lckey's long and
tedious report on tho Mary Leonard case. which
they resolved 10 send back to tho Council with tho
Recommendation that Il be placed on dte. The
quarterly rcport Of tho Superintendent WAS Similar
" disposed Of, Capt Buckley's requeat for =
Committee Of investigation WAS then read.
Aid. Da'y thought Tho Committee should hear
from Supt. Hickey,
Aid. Olivss thought tho request should bo ro-
ported back to tho Council without fecommcndA-
tLon, and that body might do what 1t saw DIT In tho
Aid. DAILY said It would bs establishing a bad
precedent foe tho Committed TO recommend the ap.
polntn,ent OF committee Of tnresti4atton without
Otherwise every discharged policeman could come
tn and ak for, committee 10 in.eat'gats
Tbs oplalon Of Assistant Corporation Counsel
Anams. to tho effect that Hickey undoubtedly had
right 20 di.niss Buckley without any chatges bc-
Ar. Mcsrlck,. Capt. Buck1ey'a counsel. stated
cloud. lie desired that ifthers were snr charges.
acoMmittse e might be appointed 10 thoroughly In
Tna PETITION or sunor. FITZPATRICK
for on inye.tigat,on before the Committee on Po.
AID. Stewart expressed his opinion that ,n.esti-
eating committees, inasmueh a. they lacked the
generally fatces.. .undsr The law. the superin-
teAdent had the right TO discharge man from the
Tnt II tSn fhs sHd 4
Ito Committee know,. nobody proposed to bring
aMy Sy shafgss;, lie aug not soe'. therefore. what
After talknR ~ matter oys: for some further
time The com%!s.so d DECIDED, As there weEs
s1's coaas sif "ses ss:
, 1877-05-10
DEATHS


n0uRK-Mrs. Ellen Donrk, aged SO.
Funeral will learo her lAte Icaidcncc, No. 14B
Wcst Chicago arenue, today At o'clock p. m.,
thence BY cara to Calvary,
tick oconaelI, .sod u Year,. ''"''' '"' - f'''
Funesa! FRIDAY IT. II O'Clock 10 Calvary Cema.
tory. BY CARRIAGES, from No. 1.o Kossuth street..
uunBANK-Aay0 Q, Of rheumatism Of ths heart,
Grant, only seq Of Tracy and Eliza burbank. ayod
Funeral fs'aay e lto.eht'1. Friends Of Tho fam.
~ Flint (Ateh.) papers please eopY.
s. aAAhlEx1SpEaaaaSy Alea.sSs3 Ia 4Sy az o'clock % Amo'
attset. to-day At o'clock p. nj. Friends ase III.
~ New Hsmpsh,ts. Massachusetts, aud Nla.
neaota papeEs peisa copy.
LAWSON the 7!h inst., At IL o'clock, noon,
from 14juries caused ~ car on West Addison
$s:t ,a.on .!se II
o'clock. Friends arc invited.
WEBsTER-hay o, 1t his late residence, No.
17* South Jefferson street. Jsmes Webster, aged 10
Fanatsl isoa ssSt.i 81. Patrick. Church a. ,o. IN.
Rtld.y. Nay u. by carriages to Calvary cemalery.
MAY b., sou; Iest IN peace.
t& New York papers please copy.
DAYEN-At hia resllcnce on Western syeuue,
three hloeks North Of Milwaukee thAvinx ju4t 70.
moved from No, $50 West Aonsos attcetj, Wcdnes.
day morning, suddenly, John +. Dryer, sged 0s
Funeral Will take place Friday a& l p. NJ, from
is.ideaee Of ". Il. Powell, Western avenue. near
JKNKs-As North Evanston, H., M, 8, Charles
L. Ienks, North Eyansto1.
lbLAIR,Taesday evening. May 8, Thoms, A.
Funeral from ~ re,idenee Of biz uncls, T.
3. Ferriss, No. 1l7 seslsy avsnas, to-day it i
p N,
, 1877-05-10
AIDERAlANIC CAUCUS.
rHR NAruK'k Appn1srsRa.

There waa last night u The Palmer House eau.
Gus Of AlteEmen, II Which wers present Messgs.
Gilbert, Pearsons. McAu1rY, Rawlesgh, Beldler,
Van Ondef, laumKatttn, Featon. HsllArd, Schwela.
thai Linsepbarth. Stewart. Cook, Dily. Kirk,
1lcSurney, ana LoddlRg, The object of tho gath.
ering WAS The discussion Of tho Important matters
prominently before ths ruler. Of tho city, and
chiefly the mattcr Of appointments for city o!icss
called upon 10 prealde, and Aid, sehwssIhal obi.
Tbs l1.t Thing considered was ths o,ielal bond Of
q. u: Latrabxe for 81, GOO. ooo brought up Last
FL ss q ~ and
soh,s 9enera1 talk - to tbs motives which prompted
tho defesrlng, vote was taken. and It was unanl.
taoa,lr agteed 2 veto in the Council for tho ap'
Attes that business IN Alderman nrose and said
e tho
po!nta.cut Of Joseph 1eaaeId. and had made u.
ssas.. oi thas Fsa'Is5.a 4St ths oiea 10 which hs
W.. nomina,sd I'd hs had hsssa On every hand hs
M .oa
H. .n f., ses sSs .d,:es
IN the el.y. NJ. youted wka not tho man. and 10
eoCll moi aupport him, nutwish.tandnx ths gleat
ii matter. pe;t.iains 10 ihs e,E,. intstee: eSS' rha
Council Was Eiren tho power 70 sppsosa or dlsap.
ps93's Of .ppein.mSsnh ppd1,..S Th.t power u.
hands OF tho Council 10 make that
body partakef In tho responsibility Of
bar OF the Council, he paFtook of that tcspunsi-
billy, had 6s nqst act In seeotdaocs With hi.
yict0ns. Tho diaAeAt Of the minority OF tho
Council ahould not bs taken = shs declaration VI
war on, no. even Of unfriendilncss 10. the Mayor.
1t uas simply Tho notification OF difference OF
opinion. =
Another Alderman sa!d that HF. Dondeld was an
4els lawJeF. having for btu clients soue Of the
largest mereantila 1Ema IN the cttI, to which
arma .ts hsd given many ls9sf opinions
witch ~ almost sl.srs coiaeldod With ths dscls-
fous Of tho Courts before whom tho ea4ca were
tried. lie eopalleted Gf. B. the stGbt ., IN for ths
place, IL wss permitted 70 reisr to Judges VIII
lams, Roger, and Others, for testluonials Of Mr..
did Dot posess an extensive tion or potorsty
MAS that ho tbonfeldl had not Interested himself
criminal eaaes. which brought lawyers psomi.
aentlJ eetoto tbs people. Thu subject OF
~ remarks Has elQAs student,
, 1877-05-10

ea.Ioual Church, The p1utforn, M. d,enIhcd IN
com sn Fro eoPPrs .. ,n1 MeF III III nt
nm m snA 8. 6: b.ftIstt. fsse, My's, IN md iisp:
"ete as ne ner.n nea; m 70 n,o.ho,.,
pcrfe,mSd ~ Mr FINK GP nu H.
ttfss ss n n:.ssm ,ssse \ a In, ;3ysf
Nrs. Llssic s. Fo,tcr, III Charles +. n.rnes. and
Mt. 4. l.. ooasmlthNesna ~ tn excellent .t3Ia ina
Mr. N.thsn l., Wnrton. NJ Plymouth, Tim fri,
esadate 10 aeliset an saa tnoke Of ibo fl.
;:|' Z r. NJ s;iSS : r
& esss esss SSy sss I'D n r. fs: sis,:
q: ;s:1 Ts;s ;;ss'; sSs:
baskets t. "~' ''' 's~'''"' ~ : "A'N'0"'' "''"'
'es H. rSst aIn R!e'tm T. banc.p Of 7..a,s. A, who
:a e, s IT ..!s ;sef; sa tes. cs sss 81
Ts, IL eset ."s M " cons aate ' ''' p''''
M. Mo,9s G PsffSs fSs ~ is q
foiluWci by Mr, ijsyid /, Hotbsoox' of chtca1o.
Who mads the 81 ciosinS sddress. 1t, su6icet 5sinr
"Prophecy, an announcement to Christian
Thc quartstts sang .'when I sn,rey Thy
sss to eo music Of one Of
dress ind conferred lie degrees, afsr which ptoi,
a. sac mo elosug prayer ana pronounced
III Tts us,ssrsa'o1. ,,r,sa 1f.h. ,,r, ,...
p.,S: e',s1t cR!sago N"tna T. Runcn ry%.
nswsy. Tonion: 'innn g. I,mncsn. ' +a1,sde,s a.
Az; wi}IIa@ Il: % iiaekiey, KssS:eurx' %:
W..s r. Molptook; Chleago nat!ow .. hi!is,
Mo': Fre5srIck II sn,,th. sho,cEsm' T9oh esees'
Which fntf seporta wcso made by Tho Treasurer Of
its finances, and tho beard Of SisItufs, and tho
, 1877-05-10

called In. and Roman was taken statiouwards,
Ja'tlso Foots yesterday allowed Mar, Aec'o'.
Key. hssasned haa, to board a. tha Bfidewet for
500 worth Tor "dsunk sna dlaordesly." and sent
tses' f. H. burglary Of the place No. a r"'n'r'1'A
nroeky" Meponoaeh. despesate character
Zs:,stasy ts:.sa Up !. ths ifsa:s q cSIisst!se
tossr1 sFask5 was wanted lot 0afs'af1 and highway
49,, .,.. =. -. n..,
@'ff e. II ssss:
Il IA sssn " a II ss s' or%e Se T. wse
ill., esT ss'9s :s;'sf. ss:a 81?
Fo|,se Court. 3S'>' D''''''" '''' ' 'N"
Franz ,wtllIame and George Marlin. two d'lapt.
sk and III aen ,ss ssaisn tnoeKea 1ss SCI en. Viii
sts bat t M m dEe
ous. Williams iva VII arrested and locked up 1t tho
A,ao.y ,aE', b. ;, o,'e't ,a'.',. Mooney. =
ssD before i yasee eoose Jess,ssy on shsafs
complaint Or :, ,,titor4sriy' preferred " woman
e. tea rh' ',s woss es sa es
81 ,,s;.,. ,hss ws; ~ asys ssns h by iey
pI.sed hs; snds: a;fsst 81 hrsatsa'ne 70 Eill
w. TEL .oon ", hGF :, 70 sa,onm m M ~ Saae
mt hs s'sn an or u.s. IN pemsns ss q
hos TO- M c oo fept her to7S al 1s
ss !. Sents a. g aepGrs M aa @ not sanead no o4es
~ as summn,HsiS H. - ou' s"' 'q'ca'oo f'e'''uA'
Jnu{1 HSif &fM fAfi IN
'nsi coa1. e! taa Rsie;n % sssos!; Edss'd s!,sop,
lonnelly, larceny from, various plnccs, 3c0 to the
1lth 5as,!se Mors;s9a III bold John Farmer sn4
! William F6rrttt, 81 No, 14o West Jacksoa stfect.
dence. third member ol tho gang, John Dria-
coll, fs also locked up, as Il Is expected that =
&; # ;s' 6" e. %sfs Sa esss sss
fss's"es 81 sS% s's '':se
e sse,ea sas: y.3ns a'G1s1 f9sn e o
% he 5uee ksusn nsassas Il, q a,:.nsd
Prank Tompka, charged with gncging and attempt.
,nns 10 rasi:h l!ttfs s:ysaf;Sd daashtef e Nj:
@ snRsa eops s Il s ss s
was e0n'snsa n ssoo o*rTn a1ns ~ Friday
Ptnker$on'a furco arc liking an active hand In
/! Tho running down Of orranixc1 hands az tbjcros.
nnd hayc tnch roni nrnsnccta Of snccess that thIs
cthAa OF work in their orcalI7ation has received
/ now impetus. For soma Tins thor hnxc been
spotflny large and dangerous band ihat haa j,ctd
forth Ii tho vIciufty OF Ur,on and Hubbard erects
| ovcry fnombee Of which IL d most yllltin.
| 0Hs thief, turplar. or ptckpocket -{Iarljy a
single night has parsed but what eotno Iob hae been
aofe " 70, satae menocf Of members o. thla gang,
LEY sae ea.y poheo MnTe scened 1noiongaiy ineem.
pe.cn. ,a, " gaapnie "i,n mem. Nevcneiees tosy
nae wei Ahn"n ~ anuHa anu aespciaooes OF ne
!oanu tnGis ;, WY 70 INC station & II lhS foo Or
III, as nas oeea ene caEe ~ saE!ans
~ ~ a"y p.o"onso W Mm"ssusxoft ~ 1Soy navs essaoea
IL s., pS,nah; y, ~; ~ e w, !nS arssst 9! ino
q saas nototaoua enng %as eMectca ycstot"ay
, 1877-05-10
COUNTY COURTS.

A. mentioned la a Springfield telegram pub.
llahed In TITS TRIBUNE yesterday, tho blt extend.
Ing Tho tusaaaIctfon Of tho Comfy Courts has
passed bath Houses. and now awaits tho Gov.
c.uor's signature. which 1t will undoubtedly 70.
ectse. II provides that They shall bare concur.
Jurisdiction With tho Circuit Courts In all that
class Of cases whersIn justices Of tho Peace now
have Or may hereafter have Jurisdiction, where tho
amount ealtned OF tho vhlno Of the property Ia
controversy shall not exceed one thousand dolaYa
III, 000), ind In al criminal ofIensea and misJe,
u,eaaors where tho punishment ts not imprisonment
in tho Penitent[ary, or death. Appoals aud
writa Of error may bs taken aud prosecuted from
County Court Ia tho supreme Court OF Appellate
Court, should such Court te established by law,
y TO- hs ,sS Il H. e s,
.alncr snd fotelblo entry and detsIncr. Such ~.
provided, Do taken and prosecuted In tho sane
manner =: appesla from and writs OF error 10 Clf'
Ateporter called on Judge Wallace yesterday to
est his xtcwa regarding ii, and what he sald 20
thoFoughIy covers tho gtaund that any further
"Wha. % yon link u i ]" aid the reporter.
th!nx snn'e.A!ny ot tho kind ts very I'm.
A., xs:; Tha. provision increasing the Jursdic.
L eant sas how Il vii sees Other - esam.es soI
vtsy oproftnhe. This probate business il 10 bo
taken away In lie fall; and this law will be great
felof 10 the Circuit and Superior Courts. under.
stand TINT very largo parf OF their business cou.
81. .OO0."
= What about tho criminal tusisdlctlonf"
"That Will hare no effect heee Il sll, since the
Constitution glyeA tho Criminal Court OF Cook
couatT exclusive tHF,sdicston Of oil criminal and
quasi criminal matters" -
o5 5hs s,;s Juaxs Sn,9 q tas b. County Court however,
''Yes. Tho Couts would soon dll up with these
esss. -tfo1ss, SspIs'ln. actions on tbs tass, aud
Without ths probate business thsrs would be
nothing tor tho Court tu do"'
40 yes. Thtes would b. 4 prokty good busueaa,
attend to-"
..How docs tho matter Of spp4A! strike youl"
"That ID 4 good feature, AZ the lar now stands
tho County Court has juklsdlct!on Of ali ca.cs
whtte tho properly at 9take does not ex.
ceed in value $500, but the cascs do
not como In hero, because ths appeals
tn that Clans Of cases llo 10 the Circuit snd
Superior Courts. This bill 1nskes lha appeat
direct 70 The supEemu Court, aud under 1t parties
81 xst anat dteisoa soonsf By goius :hroaan thy
commenced proceedings here. they would haze lad
y 60 to the Ettcult Or Superior Court. A. to tho
otheF nattesA, taxce and special ssseaanlent4 tho
County Court already haa IustadIetlon."
| opesn -"
Yea, II will b great relief to l.tixapt.. Ths
Snetk Will % very good t4 this county, slncA 1t will
AI!srs the dockets 1t tha other cpufts and onahls
them 10 dhposs Of tho hsaSaeE cssss mers rapidly"
, 1877-05-10

tIAnIOW-sTlLES-0n ths 8th Inst. at tho
house Of J. D. HsrshaIl, la5 sangamon street. b.
Davtd awlug. Gtosgs Harlow and MiAa Mary 4.
6Utos.
DENING-DECtIRR--On tho 9th lnat, BY the
Rev. D. n. Vaudtrvcer, pastorsot tho Union Park
Congregational! Church, at his residence, ME. 4.
DenIngt Of Chicago. and Miss Henrietta Emily
OcchoF, OF WenonA, III. No cards.
, 1877-05-10
INSURANCE.

Tho extraordinary competition among tue dfe.
insurance companies has, "a 1a generally known,
led 70 to.sea reduction Of sate. and It has BE-
.oas ,a "'s..'. 49,. ss.t,., -.
eoa,a 'ons snaa'e .as ,, o.
Mr. Robert i. critchel1. notc famillarly md mora
widely known ~ "Dob" cfitchol1, yesterday
morning. and. In tbs courte OF tho following inter.
-, "1he National BOAR, saw NJ ctNeae'l' aisef
thovIeporteF had announced h's miss!on' "haa
months ia tho business Of reducing rates. Tho
~ enn.enuenea III ii tbat rats, are now Iorsr in many
cases tssn they wera before tho are. Tho snset of
ately, on the s,,all compa nes than It wi on tbs
t,f small companies n,nnasod hy man VIII, not 1pi1
saasiiy careful Ia ths selsstea q thosi sssnt.
sus ss ns ,ss ae S ' :k , they IT
's's ssher nos ss: Of .,isf ss'
md these viii bc the rajn sufferers by ths fctuc.
ion, For the isss Two years thcy hsyS been ws,t.
G. that ca ct Bosr ftrs ms1s
Boara compancs. In eject thsT have practically
these com 81 MICS hn1e larEo amount Vt business
on their hands, nnd In order 10 iuld It they have
got 10 continnc making these concessions 10 their
customesa. who hnve got intu tho habit Of thinking
that they must yet insurance from this clnsa of
companies 1t below Hoard rates. Their CUSTOMERS
expcct 10 DO this now, and tho result will hc that
unless these companies mako thsao rutnpus con-
The Hoari rates, ti,cy viii losu tbvir 6dssness.
This wlll cauao large slfnkage In theis rrceipts,
while the value OF Losses resulting from tho buzi
Acsa now en- their bo0ks will not reduce At all.
Why, since thu 1T of January abaMt nincteen
cumpnutGa ttat were doing An agency hustncAs
throughout this West have abandoned thu business
tn hiapc OF another, simply from the fact that
TtHY COULDN'T STAND THE REDUCTION.
Ampux theas arc tho Bangor. Ut Maine; the
Nsewers', of ML.waukre tho Alliance, Of boston;
Tho franklin, Of Indianapolis; tho Farncrs' i
proycfa, OF Louisville; md nunbcf Of others,
Tho effect Of tue reduction Of rites on the woli-
managed agency companies, without regard to
whether they nrr large or small will be about tho
same out hero In tho West IA 1t was In Nav yofk
Ctty on ill the companies doing busjaess tberc
About one half Of than lost money on tbeir Now
York business last year. 1t was on account Of The
low rates that The Connecticut, of Hartford, and
tho National. Ut Hartford, Withdrew from New
rnsk fow weeks ago. Tho agency bust.
reas In the West IL almost wholly con-
trullol in this city, xna the men who
control It men who had eonlldenblo experience
IN the low. Fae times 1f latjh.tD-'70.'7l, prior to
The big re, and 1t Isn't 1t ali preaumAhc tat they
arc going TO rnah into race f1r busnctA that vii
Impair their companies capital. Even II the man.
ayers were SO Ilaiposod--which II not the caso-ls
IL certain that thc companies would not allow Il.
TuHHk IL ANOTHER FEATURE or THIS Bus1-
, 1877-05-10

NEBRASKA,
ap<tial DtspdscA to Jns Tribune
CREloHroN. Sab.. May D.-All spring grain
sown and In good condition. Much Of Tho corn.
ground Is p!oued, and aoue planted. largo
acreage Of corn will bo planted,
Ep<cfai DttposcA to 1As Tribune.
SEWARD, Neb., May D.-uuf wheat Has all Aowu
IN gooa season and the ground for receiving 1t was
IN the beat possible condition, and u Tbs result
ons aelds pteasntthc most Aatterlng outlook.
, 1877-05-10
TIE CROPS
KANSAS.

Ssstidf Ntrd&cA 10 IAs TfttunA
HAnrronp. Kan., May 0.-Ths farmers hssn,
With thcte usual enterprise, arc nearly through
planting tho largest crop Of ever put Into tho
ground In this part OF the State. Tho soil ia In no
condition. Our fruit crop will be simply immense.
Our cattle have been grazing the prairie for two
weeks.
Sptetal DtspoGch to 77s Tribune.
Losorox. Kan.. May 0.--Wintcr wheat ID doing
finely at proeont, though tho grasshoppcrs have bc.
gun to raid 1t some. Flowing for cora about done
Acreage this year nearly double.
Speefdi nteoteh to 1As 1ttbuaA
WAantxoros. Kan., May O.-Thcro 10 considssa-
bio corn planted hlrcsdy. Farmers arc holding
their grain In this county There arc TO- 600 bush.
els OF old wheat, and 200. 600 bushels OF corn, Ia
ono township.
Spteio1 Nspotca 10 ina 1s1taaA
ATLANTA, ksn., MAY D.-The weather has oeen
agAtnst the rnrtd growth OF spring crops. Fnlt
;aIs9ns Tasa1 . Sbng ans' having ALREADY ond Into tho
sp<cfaf M&oateh to me Tribune
PAnsnxs, Lubetto Co., Kan, May g.-Whcnt
RenerallY locks hat. Not nnar tho ncrssge sown
~ usual. Oats look hne. There will bo tzo-
mcndous crop Of corn pat out this scason.
Ebscias Dispnsea 10 5zs T1auxE
LoxoroS. Kan. May p.-Most ovosy person Is
done blowing for corn. Tho acreage this year will
nearly daubIe shnt Of last yean The ground 10 In
4; 6ptctaf Dtspatca to 7ns 7sssuns.
8EparicK, Henry Co. Kan., Nay D.-The bulk
Of the corn crop Ia planted and Is Just coming up
, 1877-05-10

6pkc8d1 D1ipatch to 1As zf1aWHs.
GnaNtrE FALLS, Minn., MAY o.. Tho season IL
cold. wet, and backward. No hopper eggs hays
hatehed yet, exccpt = few In worry ~arn, aandy
places, fully exposed to tho suu. The eggs A.o In
loa condition, and We confidently expect millions
OF fhoppera In few days. Tho lirt1o rcd bug Il
here, bat doubt his hopper. eating propcnst
ties. We can tcsd him until doomsday, and thcn
have good supply Of eggs left.
1pectdl nxpGlcA to 1as 7ttbux&
ELTs1AN. Mimi, May O.-The seeding In this
county 10 pfetty much all done. A larger acreage
than usual sown. More corn will be planted than
over.
6pScta1 upa&aa to ne 7ttau::::,
NoRTnY1ELp, Mimi, MAY D.-Wo hava finished
sowing onr sprIngeraiu. Hheat IL coming up, and
, 1877-05-10
CRIMINAL.

Louis Uksr eaehered Mary jacobs. Of No. e25
Halssed stsssk out OF 900 cigar, which sha had
tntsustsd him with 10 sail. Hq xas locked up ii
the Weat Twelfth StsssG Station.
WiiliAm Roman got drunk, and attempted to pass
seountstteis $40 nots upon j. B. Rusgst ol Nc.
, 1877-05-10

Splendid upright and square pianos for rent n
low satos. Secondhand square pianos elosiua
out at less than cost Lyon 4 I1ealy, Btate aud
Monroe Attcets.
, 1877-05-10
IOWA.

6peetol 1tspatch to 7As Tribune.
ORANGE CTR, Ia. May 0.-Our snaI! grain has
all been sown, and neyef looked better. Cold
weather ia farurahle to tho sproutng out.
, 1877-05-10

Chaplin Cora open to-day their elegant now e.,
taolishtneut, the finest In the county, 1888 Wcsi
Madison street and ~ eouth Hslpted street.
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appeared In iis caparious mouth This. we oc-
knowledge. is II prodigious snake story Tor
thesr paris hut Mr.. l. II. Brown. " < ~ 81
Deeds ia Pcndor. who ~ the nrws, tnuugh
hc did NOT 500 The snake, seems " have no
doubt OF It's corrc tncts.
Iiot, ne Gotc.t~ Nert
colorcd man mined Brown, living in Fan
min county right miles north OF h"rr. WIS hadly
liit0 % Nv "a rai,chnahc on FRIDAY. Whiir al WORK
chopp ne logs Thc snake struck him with
such fJrrc. iusicuint is fancs 40 dcup. That 1t
hiinr ~ his hand until hr drrw Il from under
the Iog Whcl IL WIS coiicd. Ino man WIS iur
miles fr,n h0wr WHOM bitten. and hfinr" rra il
iny thorn 1t took four mon ~ fo'i him IN tho
wagon. 80 great WIS his suffering, llo was
saved By freely drinking wh.skcy
liutr Ue A4,Jie.Fp.u fr9g,icr
little girl of only ton summers living ncar
1IHrrcIsvillc. lItrtlOrd county. n. c.. killed u
genuine rattlosnnkr. with eight rnttlrs. and
mcHsuring suyon loot IN lunetn. one day lslst
wUck.
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sarah ne,nhardi', Renppearanco.


E-rcclnl interest attached To the revival Of
Ha'ine'9 Anlrmulqc at the Theatre Fran
cai~, by ronnun NJ ms being tho occasion Of the
itnh'tc ni Nile. Sarah li"rnlardt after her dan
gcrou7 illno-s. Il j. true that sh" spoke n few
yrrr rs AT the per,prmun e." given Ia celebrate the
anniversary OF The hiuhduy Of Curneilo, but
with this unimpurant exception. She has not
appeared for many long months ON the stage To
which she has lont -u'll uslre The sable oos-
tum' 81 III iu's widow brought out with rare
cno.i the d"lontn refinement of her intelligent
textures, and the sympathetic voice which She
always manages with such consummate skill
yhrtel with noNer-ialllng business Of iniuua-
ton a. the varying. sentiments 10y which AuodO-
inGrhr Is swtyrd Her pas-lOnnto suppllgtions
10 Hnwone, and IUU"S. in the third act,
evoked ihuudrrs 81 applause from an audience
rou~r'l to sudden and genuine cnihusia-m, and
whoE tur ronNnlus'cnt actress was rcalrd at
th' lHiluf the curtain she was So overcome 10y
The warmth Of the ovation that she was COM
90 'l'I ,foIoan against the side scene for sup
80 :. | have seldom witnessed So much rnthu-
-m. i-play,d Htthe lranGais, and since ta;,
~. ~ fuU" have never soon such n Iis play Of
u q fire. Mil", j. rnhnrdt is more than clever
and u'oml .ishrd, sllr has spark ui the UNI
d .'un.r u.ailiy which, for want of II better
ni't D., ~ called genius.