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|, GREAT OFFER F0R TIE H0LIDAYSi


A GREAT OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
~ We Will during these HARD TINES and The HOLl-
DAYS dispose OF 100 PIANOS and ORGANS. new anf see
WA
prizes ur inst3lnets Ter until pd m nan ever
before oaecad New York. NATER-'- GRAS %, SQUARE,
ana JPuGHC PIANOS and ORGANS tie Bhrr-
MADE. warranted for SIX years. AGENTS WAITED.
Illustrate Catalogues naAci liberal dlseoun 10 Teach.
ers MrSters Churches schools lodges Sc. sheet Ml5ie
az Lall pglce HORACE WATERS * SONS. AanRiactgr,Ts
and Dealers. 40 Fast l4thst, UHion.squ1re.
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
~ PIANOS second 10 none prices moderate. Con-
stantiy hand. are assortment 81 sceo9dEana Pianos
from best New and second hand Pianos 10 rent
WarerG,Ias Ma. - UuiOnsquafe
| IGDTE q ERNST, Old house If Lghte g.
Il Brai5lry thtIs spicnid PiANOFORlhS aG i0T
pri.es asy monthly rayEens al - East l4ghsL Asa
Smiths AMERICAS OlsGANr.
- x. BALL ~ 90"
-. No. Is EAST I4TbSr
CmcEeTiags srei1ways of er Pianos and Organs ov
toTcLSr 0 Install llenta ana lr rent
TPRlGHF PIANOS
= ForsALEor RENR az
OCNRIEk & SON~, MtEnfgcturers
no. ~ West imTtecnih-sf.
Between Fifth and SiXfh-aVes.
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Real estate 90 Ctrhau9e.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE FREE and
w CLEAR PROPERTY city for FURNITURE Adj
dTtss r. 4. W, New brunswick, \. j.
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Droohlnn properin 90 Get.

ITO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
4 IJS f.cuser-sJ.. Astnry brick DWELLING, l19 VII
lou~rby-st GORDON L. FORD 81 Clark-sL Brook!yn.
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NATIONAL LINE-From Piers A ard u,

- NgI-l f.vrr. p Il LONDON.
MARX - SATURDAY. Jan. 49, 3 =.
FOR .CEF.N STOW y AID LIVERPOOL
FNGLt y D. Jan 10 D, THE CT EkN-Jln = ID, 2 g ~,
ITALY jan H. -31 - H. SPAIN Jan -, 30 D. H.
tarfg r3ss. er, 80. r6g so, currency.
Return reduced steerAgc passage go car
rsu~y
Drafts issi,-' sr,1 q Upward 10 current ? ices
Apply ~ tle Con pany- Office o. broia say. - -
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fsARaANGEM kNT OE PASS r.NGtR TRAINS ian. !
l-5-Iaye eiDis loot Of C0raGjj ard Des7Os oasis, a.
TO D. m Night ExpTr-s. cdiig "a Ea-On ciheneg. Al
eneHli Nne ChulA. NkcssaI.e, Fttsinn -aYIe t-dlr'
*. AGA .uurl Rochester, EUfa9 Niagara fas, ana IA
Nesf. Pullman sleeping e0a' Acs at acAed
bDB'T Il. Say RI, ~uP't and Eng'r.
General Easfen Office corner CA.rh aud CUIaHdisi,
(fltS. Il. fNtS, Agent.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatoniC
I'D atuc- railroads. Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT ic-vs Catharno sap li3o and Bridgeport 4"
II p
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Nev-York, Havana & Mexican Mail

NeW-I0rk, Havana \ N"Xlran Wall = : Line.
~ Steamers cave P.er B. North idvcr, al y. nl.
FOH HAVANA DIRECT: .
CITY or WIZ CRt-Y VFDN E~DAY, Jan. 10
flTF lF Nt-N .MFpNI.- DAY. Jan. -
Cf-..s ...... .........S ArJ I:DAI, Jan. 70
FOR VERA Cruz AND NEW ORLEANS,
va Havana. Fu,grs-o. 6auIpeschg, Tu-p1u. laDlc"
tfIl Oh aEtIDA - , 1 i.DA !, Ssa - q, -,
FfWslstcahs Jsl. y aDo req
Yea al %, above poTts.
fur ii,ighi ~ r-..aer JllHy % -
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
TRANS for EuaewoO. q str IiefiH0H ana ~ ac
= ga r. M J. =. 80 go go ana -atIfi.
nights only a. t3J 2. SEsua = . NJ 9ld 500 y n
Manuel -iIiug Nallrv aud HC.srF - g. - A. n III, D.
NO s. AEn ~ -L-ml L..--- Want. Nr-L , oLA.
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SIEIRACE SOS currency. Drafts al lowest rates
"a .0r-, Stater,ons AID Gail room, %li-s pa
JOHN O.. DALE, agent , and - BTo7dWai. \. Y.
NLW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These class te1uships sail regularly 1T n O.a
Pr No. .. N0ith River, as follows -.-.
k~aus.u ely - ~ tlJa Y. an -
s~su.tu COR aHtT~ ........ " EDN - DAG, 9cn II
atoms Unsurpassed + freight OF PASSAGE Apply 20
WILLIAM p. CLYDE L Co.. SO. HOWAng green
NtkEIIFK. IULING & co. Agents IN Havana.
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Otcan Steamers.

MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
pima iIverpool calling al nsfnstoSr Thurs
G4vs lfum puiiaaripliA, Wednesdays from Liverpool
fElaTvi y follows
ILLINOIS. ...... Jan. D. PENN~fi NASfA.-.. FEB I
sft..D CINE - Jan. - IN of NkA.t DIRK .iee =
ONO ........ Jan - INDIANA .lyh. 10
prce passa@c IN Currency:
Gain So 20 500 Iuierul,,iafic sac stfrrier, Sc.
IEIER WRIGHT .ON = Gcn. Agents. Philtc'lpalL
and - 57otfi--t. n. 8.
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NEw-YoRK. Monday, Jan. s, 1871.
The following real estate TRANSACTIONS TOOK
place al the Exchange Salesro1m to@i2y:
Bu L0Uis bsiey.
l plot ~ land Of Broadway, - n " t4iP-St'
a.. - \, II it. ana IgA w. ' i 80 10000
20 .. % =" .s 4 , br,rs cor 81 $1,000
IL t. IT,. Lottt1r o. f+
f0u-S0ry hiick tenement house 8itl iot No "
East 1,tst g. II II Of +lhaYe lot AIC---i o o,-
~ Hn. hcU-fit3
'i'iI eit,A ~, 40 h, > Al Tossers ijs3
IN s-o -,-s e..
d5N ~ ~ I IN i n'l 4. Gsrirr " ..i - ss.757
~ p. ~. Frfl'c.'Hl.
1 4-Sf0ry n-rtuIr house Win fN ~
= b 1T I'd. go "a n ltuaN, lot -'x4oo' -oo
Union It1ir INST "a oI si"'jup
Bt IL q. Lfer.aFT Z son.
2l..srv frame house with lH ~ y - 6lthsi 10 10
IL o. IOtua,e lot 2JxI0U5; 3 ~ 0ll-e 30 luo
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TrTAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINZ

II NETWORK To EgI-TOL tEas.l-DIREt~T
TsF ne crrs pa.a1Eerz fer London. Cardiff newport
e. iolctsief. il BRISTOL ChauGci
SAILING fiuI Fl.r =, r-asi h.f -. $500 -
CNpNN AL -tiiAl jan
49,. u.s. ~ Western = IT. ~ FeD.
ts.1 Passage. 80. currency. E2trr~"h. STU ihi-Fhe
dale currency. - 40 eur uF. IRE al SIC
az riIsar <.s Drafts and upward FuT freight
I,ia-agr apply o.
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PED STAR STEAMSHIP. LINE. appointed
~ y carr The selgau and Ugited states Mails.
IN" eio~ibg steamers appointed 10 81 !oT Antwerp
nom "a. ~
NIDEELAND go. Jan % SWITZERLAND. Jan 10
NADkkLAN D.......Feb. IS kENiLWOkTH.....-.F Feb.
K...c-. Rates Of Passage IN Currency; 80.
ffsi tst11, $50 SecgDd Cabin, ST.. Storage. Sc.
ftrkR WRlGHT SONS, Gen. Agents. Phedelphis,
and A. Broldsty y. y.
JOHN MCDONALD. Batter. place. y. y.
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pAClfIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
y ..TEAH-flIP LINE~.

ff CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA,
INV LtAl.AND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, DtsEGbAs oScs
Ssiiug fr,n PIER ~ Worth silver. ~
III hAN EhA NtiHfO VA ISIHAbE Or PANAMA
htegusilp COLON. TT I1SBAY, Jan. 10
hs'lhg ior Centls American an Sonth Pache FORTS
ZION "a. FEANCI~IO 20 JAPAN and CHINA.
Steamship ALASKA, THURSDAY. Feb. J.
fiVo 79n nApa@ich Islands, AcsTRhA, ahc
hcs Iceland
steamship ZEALAEDIA. WEDNEsDAY Jan. 81
w. r CIYDf 4 Co or 10 II. J. BULIAY sapt,
Hou - = y foofc al
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5linatlous UanteG females.

COOK, WASHER, and IHONER.-A strong
= Young woman thoroughly recommended good plain
family eook; Ood soups desserts, al add
biscuits &C. and excellent 4undess wages, fIL CAL
AZ PARIS q "a. a SO 6thave.
COOK. WASHER, and lRONER.-A strong
- Dung woman good family COOK naLeS exc 'nt bread
and biscuit SOUPS brown desserts pr serves.
&c AM IS q superior and oler has uad"abte refer
cnces Cell At the PARIS AGENCY, O23 9TH ave- lnqure
, 1877-06-21

eesta, theatres, and al plsces freaaenstd BY
Christians. Why. th~n. should tho jew not bo
etannIsh7 Do The thr.tlans not fofec hin, to It.
when they will not admit him into their society,
md when onee a,lm!tt they viii linaultlngIY sneet
II hIn With tho ep!thu& Awa!a no readily a. their
tongnea' end, '+fou ARE a Jcw"t How nfsen Do
VIC henF OF these slnrn At this tunfortHnAte
racs1 They have got 10 be \ hY word, and il goes
II show Tint this hatred il Inherent In large class
Of GhrlAtfhnH. .
There Ia no Jew who eatea whether Mr; seIle.
ptrron care Tor Mr., Hilton IN tho s1aIe; bnt tho
tact that Mr. Hilton hanppo:ed 10 l'c tiIc usoath-
are silently building up that old ,wsll which Les.
sing and Mstnnlny nroks down. il what Ia alarm.
inK. II st'ows that danger TO the liberty Of tho
citizen n not entirely extinct but mar at sny tins
reappeat in another form. saGnc1ous a. Dd
ToGQnevle wta, and a. much truth ~ there wha
In his predictions aboht this country he could not
faroses feliFious per'seatlon: 1hs is not {st
who inows whit may eomo out of ench onttages y
not checked In ttn,eI We rely, on the wisdom Of
orr Journals. which ntc The palladium Of our lib:
ertIca. 10 cut OF tho approaches Of tyranny anu
oppression. A.. u, G.
, 1877-06-21
LAKE VIEW OuTRAGEs.


LAxx rlxw, June .o.-Tls Vicinity oa tha
Green Hay or u.acsland ruatl aud llalttsd street, Id
Lake View, 10 growing quite notorious on account
ot the frequency Ut drunken rows and nghts
which occus Ia and asaunA the numerous sasaous
LOCATED thcra. These saloons arc the stopping.
p!nccs for all tho bad Characters coming 10 Lake
View. to enjoy with immunity what ts dentcd them
In the city W tho srcascf Vigilance OF Tho police.
Last evening uno saloon was t1e scrnc of most
disgraccful affair, which may sM4 In tho death of
opu Of t1s ae.o,T.; 4 nan. u sllyLt'y ntoxeat'
lse.idlns ii No. 1f ktnxla street. bad an a!tcrca
Ntou with tbs tatoon Ean and hiu barkecpcF;
xIter betng tapntr4 by the former. he went
towaEds Them viii. thy evident !nsvut to punish
tArtu. whru they, aiLcd by anuthsF man, tel on
lsliu and beat him numerically with picket, ons
OF thu parties stamping un hls hcal and face with
lls boot This they fcpealcd sevc.1l tiMcs,
untll thp ,nan remained Motion!css upon tho side.
walk. His hCAA and faco waro bleeding pfoguscly.
Ansta while hs 1eeoye:ed sns,lelsntIy 70 10 saF. F
Hoard IT Trustees and tho police force nf 1aku
View much 10 blame fUr thls stosc of hlngs. ~
they nlaku 10 movement towards stopping these
zt1alr., which have most damaging edect on the
property Interests ln that section Vt tho otherwise
Nv beautiful! town. FoA FfAck AEo OApVn.
, 1877-06-21
ISRAEL AND THE GENT!LES.
~, fks fstifor nP Thh Trtbuns


CHICAGO, Juas Ro.-in your editorial on Tho
IlItou-seligman atIatr, which hns raised guile
sensation among ait intelligent Christians we'll
jews. sna nurs especially Your con'mapta on
tho fact that such spirit which was supposed 10
have died long aro, should akaia bo rey!ssd In nh
age Of enlightenment, you have shown yourself
worthy Of tie modern ldes OF 1ournaltsl. But
there were some statements which you lnado 70 tho
following effect: "If thsEo has not been the sama
h4rmop!znx uG Interests socially 1t IL net entirely
seves are tho stcte.t eonsttuctlonlss !n religious
matters. TEey nfo exceedingly clspnish IN thelr
associations aud slu&.Mepts; khey prohibit tutet.
marriage With ChfIsttuns, whic ID OF Itself IN In
sulmoantxbs social bari au1 taey havef never
tateu Tho suu1e puiRs and cultivated the saus
III business, tho professions. sud politics. and III 80
fxt n this II true tbs, hare only themselves 10
blame" And thu Jews have frequently. from,
1lmv u stmH. nlaae ttsenuous eIoEts " break up
zrpulse4. Thu existing clsnnlshncss - neees.
kiiy. The Jews hayo tried TO haSu the!F chlld1en
forget I14t they were oppftssed children; have
tried tu tucplcata Oblivion VI lie Old teuutt have
lnlolet theu w.ih The libtfaf spirit of religious
tan spiEtt' Implanted iaclf than they renfnd'
Sd by the thslstan children that this ivud shl ~
iats. MOI u,orr taHn six months ago DID An !hslt.
Atacant I4uetug master tA this city refuse adnla
sion u his elaAs 10 Jewtsh children 0n the ground
moi pe1nil IT, Thctc IL not sehpol ln chesyo
the Jewish children cannot tell You every d1y Of
s1nau Eruss Insult hcaPcd uMn them " thelf
Chfi1tian schoolluates- TheE hfst iu.tinct VI re-
sentiment L. 10 brand them " lev, meant 70 'sing
sunAn.ie from: ceEtalnly thsy arc tauShs that
1uose onlx Who bc&lctu III TElnity asa the elect.
HI, thia dinesenee has manAfssssd 1tssl ~ Coz
, 1877-06-21
SEllGmAN.HlLTQn.

~ kAe ha{pF u 2Nd 1ft90HSs
CHtoA0o, Juno 2O.-Yon ara certainly right 10
saytnx that tho action OF Judge Hilton, in caclua
lag Ar. sellgman from biz hotel, should not bo
construed a. siguiacatiou Of prejudice prevail.
Ing againat the Jews generally. Mr. Hilton, how
eynE, not ouly lnsaltet Mt Belgman, but, by CIV.
lug Instructions not 70 admit any Iaarew Into hts
hotel throw deep 0iIsnsa Into ths facs Of the on.
derstgncd, and Of every ona contrasting the Jewish
faith and belonging 10 the Jewish ruee. What
charges has this Nit, Hilton To bring nRatn.t mo and
against my friends A, u, and C. by which 10 Justify
bis vulgar insults zKnlnst uSi What charges kAs a
to mike aganst my said 3Hends whom ho has
never met before. and who undoubtedly stand
anil verT probably aboyo himr One thing As. IN.
Ion has certainly demonstrated. lie WAS successful
Ia sAoW1HR that Ga |. ilcl with spirit Of narrow.
ness and of medieval fanxt! !csm aud tllat he would
have shono brilliantly In society OF by.
would not Withdraw fhcir custom and pat.
roAnNs from tho various houscs conducted
by this MI lliltoll. md U they would not thereby
nlanfully Tesont. In ~ far possible, the Insult
they have experienced. thay would show lament
able lack Of aef'rcsject. ] hope, however, aud
expect that ths Jewish buslncss men. without ".
erption, will .et IL this cass In accordance with
Furthermore expect that hundTcts Of Christisa
elesgymcn. and jufists, snd merchants, and eitt.
gems generally, viii powerfully aid the 1sraclitss
In their combating this spirit OF fanstieism that
dafcs 10 appear asatn In tha fourth quarter Of tho
nineteensh century. Respectfully,
Nabbl Of the ZIou Congregation.
, 1877-06-21

ww'Fe. pulling to chsnse the o11ce to Springfield.
prehrnt monument: 4hc IA an orphan daughter nl
an essncrt &c neral. who wAs manned 10 badly In
tle services Of this Government that he dragged out
= palnful cIlnenf,et. .
When J2, 600 or il, 0o0 Hebelr. a,dcd by small
army OF Copperhrads, .were on the eye of making
4 stamped To burn and destroT Chicago. who Han
ever on the alert! II wa. Gen. u. j. Sweet, the
father Of thie cxcellcnt 1'ent!on Agent. II tho
Executive belIcves In keeping faithful fcsvants In
place In the civil service, Will he allow pne-n
woman, agatnat whom there u not lisp Of objec-
uon-to te renoycd1
We, who doubt sonaewhat the consistency Of
managers In political Affairs, propose 10 vatch
theso lhingf, and, when evidence promises 70
atrongly ~ In this instance. we sha!i watch with
double Tho ufua1 vigilance and Try 10 learn II
political wlte.wortcrs arc nut atill " rsnaaln
ID the sseendancy for place and powef.
JUsri1lA.
, 1877-06-21

Away back In 1894, bir. John Woods, OF Callo.
way County, Missouri, went out To Try Ills fortunes
IL Montana, takin. with him old Sam, one Of tho
darkea who had grown up on the home place. Sam
bad for ycass ercn betoro he was f:ce, tal pretty
much his own wnJ, aud wsa wall known ns = scn-
sible and witty fellow. In Montana ho picked IN
odd Jobs. and was Ia constsnt requsltion. lie was
gns esy employed b Yankss esrpsntes 70 hey
tho s'boas fur hin pay. expecting to charge about
Is cents. Meantime !he carpenter had lnado a
rough cofIn for poor fellow WHO had died Iu the
widerneaa, md At this time Of sam's call friend
OF the deceased wns paying tor the coffin, ths
amount being 500 Turning 70 sam. the carpenter,
In 1!s quick, aaappJ way, asked:
'bUpt thai log dOneFF
t.Y.y-sa, b.b.boss, alt d-d.dono+"
hWell. how much 10 ftT
*'F.f.fonr d.d .dnjiars an hals."
"tiracioua! Why, you'd skin man aliveg'
"Y.y.cs, boss. hut dat's no. ~ b-b.Ixd "a skia
hin sitter hos d ddcad.''
, 1877-06-21
llIQ Den OF CALIFORNIA.
Ehta Yarf E1fu

Nt.o FORK Sun.
John ". Sutton, 4 '40eH, .lcetnrrl before tho
Manhattan Llbcra1 Club last evening about cali-
fospta when In the dcl!rium OF tho Rald fever.
Among tho uncouth miners about him, be said,
were .nEg Ben" and "1.tttlo Dick" mates.
!'ntg Benz was far nbove any man 10 tho mining
region In stature. burly, and Of wonderful
strength biz favorItc pastime being bending crow.
bars. tLittle Dick" was 4 curiosity fos the stal.
wart uniuefa on account OF his smallncsa; and d
mcanef soul wAa neycr In q n1nn Weighing eighty
pounds. ''Ltttte Dick" was quarrclsomc, nut
cowartlly, and "nig Benz had to do the hitting
for hlm. So. although iuo1cnutvr and kindly nat.
nfallY, "DiR Len "got tho reputation Of 4 dss-
perado. r..
In mining. bowldess too heavy to be handled BY
few mon wcrc often encountered. md when they
were The proprietors Of sdJaesnt c'aims we.e in.
wa uoser forgotten. and bs DID ths work 81 bali
dozen sturdy men, nat after thu bowldcE had
sn e. sxst nsy yy. f. ssf st. rs9 b sn
nearly double; FINALLY !ln, Cook. NE olsek:
''u!k Hcn" could not bend. lie got npa ponder.
o. cas q cast ,seSl from Fr,,co ana NJ, Ws'4sa 4
eoad aoe Ss r5e Ill., Il.
There came from tns States 10 recuperate. the
yoss w1. ond ey q ana he
ah!pcd her. Though he was papn!ng Or craallng
e. 81 ~ IL e whsa
sAid, Come, ben, want some flowers or pretty
atones." For Year, afterwards, tue minors used
i wns il front Of saloon. SlstsIe Dick was
sss fsa .s si'' oae ssa e
ne. and, ..catch'ug her up In bis nrIns. 'Dis
III Tho Mining camp camp waa by tho sido o, the bed o,
trel.np straan. Across ~ high banks q single
fallen trcc extended the only connection between
, 1877-06-21
CURRENT GOSSIP.
N{Au0flD.
3nt0 the dnrt1rn MnIiHhf1.

NfAuHflD.
Come into the garden, Naughd;
lam here at the gnta alonet
And the gate has got brand new hinge,
THAT craAks with shhdderiug moan.
All night on the apex Of the roof
Have The tom-cAts wArb1e In tunc.
Like Sunday beer garden orchestra
Vox humana, nnts, and bassoon.
She Is comtng-r see her feet,
And the flowers arc bending aside.
With 6gurahyo finger and thumb 10 theb nose
And the lily Las sckcned and died.
Thcro has fallen splendid sear
From the sunflowcr's golden heart
Fer It hcanl tho old man yell for his gun
hut rve cot ten seconds the ptart
CHARLEY Wnrour.
, 1877-06-21
' THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

6t44W EpTTt1poH4RHfe u 7"8 1vUVNA
DEs hotNEs. IL, Juue 1s.-Tho Hon. Robert
Lowry, Of Davenport, claims tor Iowa ths honor
Of naming the Republican party. uni cites call
for Republican staIs Convention Ut Iowa CITY,
then tho capita! Of this State, Feb. g. 1856 -
authority for the elsin.. With no disposition 10
detFact from the merit attaching u The banues
Republican State OF the Union. With her soltd 10,
70 MIshSaa, nstsks not aI H. f rst ia apSSiie. ]
State platform Was put forth II Jackson, Mch.,
10 195..-certatuJy prior 10 1856 II was written
ty George A. Fitch, now Of Cttcsgo, then editor
Of the kAlamaxoo Telegraph. believe ths hles Of
the jackson Pturtot aud Kalamazoo 1titgrIp4 will
subat atapt1at4 thlA statement,
, 1877-06-21
CARD FROM !ERE DUNN.

~ - RA4*ps ~ Z ~ xFlp4&&4
HrDR PAAK, June 19.-Au article Appearcd 10
Tnp TRIBUNE OF to-day Ia regard 10 Ayas Park
matters which states thas license would not be
granted 10 tho st. julien saloon, on vtncennes ave.
nus, and that said saioon Va. conducted by "Jce-
r." Dunn. J wiAh 70 asy that have nothing 10 DO
the sanc principles. tlono Piaee.. of which
sm .psvpsIelos, has bad license s!ncs ] opened.
snd IL run under thu protection Of tha polics and
Hoard Of Trustces oi lha Village Of Hyde Park.
Respectfully, JKAS UvAS.
, 1877-06-21
ALL THE PARTICULARS.

CuicAoo, June lD.-1u yuur paper VI tho 10th
Inst read aud approved Of your editorial article
In relation 70 the c'Amos for the renewal OF the
Sunday lazy. Tails morning saw : petition pts.
septed for signatures 10 fuhassacs u III II uh{ee
sIQhed By numerous pefsuRa. and II occurred %
me that mahy uauuA xssH fictitious, pf could
Saxily be msds ~. aud 10 support yolr argument
would suggest that sny petition should hnvu tho
address, profession. OF u4de Of the s{gneEs at.
txehed. With respect, GEORGE uAuyKy.
, 1877-06-21

In the "Dianond" shaft there nas no ateadfer,
harder worker than Jlm Gardiner. What he did
with hts money was long mys.crJ,-he had no
wife, no family, no expensive hahtts. no relatives
that nny one knew Of. and jet no savings bank &C.
count It vas learned later that all but tho little
needed for hs daily wants went for eharltY.-found
ita war quietly, unoot.usivelv. into The huts Of
women and children whose husbands aud fathers
Ind gone down In tho esnsh Of falling tlmbess OF
come forth black and crisp from, The scorehng hEc
damp. There was somsli,n9 shant Gardiner that
linked lusle. oa, TINT iitt'e va, IN words well
toueh as the toughest. but he carried IL as,a
s.niitngly. They called him "genilcnsn Jim " Ia
The mines but they all liked him an = man who
aiwaya plsyc1 fair and asked no odds ID The acct.
dc1A OF last April, when tho foof Of part OF the
mine feIt In, Gardiner waa Killed. IT appeared In
tho evidence that there were few seconds, during
tho crack Of timber, before tbs roof fairly can,o
down and in that bf!cf time In thosc fcw beats nf
The rulsa. 'tutnticmnn Jim" cAnRht two boys
With hs IIon Hike strength sud toseed tlicm clcar
mt OF tho fatal chnmber into tho safe MAtn nlev.
Then he went down with tho roof. When Ills body
waa recovered tho next dhy, they found him with
hts right hand thrust inside his vcat and elaspinR
tight ltttle pocketbook. There WAS nothing In IL
save carl, on which was fastened, with drop Of
sealing. wax On Tho rteu,. nil that remained Of .
rosebud and two gctnnium leaves. Underneath
was written In woHian'a hand, ''M1rft-1onit q
iot-Jnne 4, lNtT.~ Just below WAS written, In q
rnau's hand. "June, 1B10,-Rll witheted, except
the thot1,"