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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
GROWTH OF PROTESTANTISM IN
FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent Of the Pail Mall Gasetts
writcs:-"The ultramontane party will perhaps some
day render justice TO the Bishop Of Gap and acknow
edge the wisdom Of that prelate in calling upon
Catholics not TO embrace any political code in an abb
solrto manner. The liberals irritated with the
Church for leaning toward despotc institutions, are
become indifferent or are quitting her altogether.
Among tho iaborng classes in Paris there Is very
decided movement In favor OF Professionalism. and
several OF the reformed churches attended by
Catholics, who without openly breaking communion
with their own Church. prefer the doctrine or CALVIN
10 the syllabus N. Sarcey gives = curious account
OF a wholesale conversion which appears to have
taken place IN the Department of the Ain. In the
villngc Of ST. Maurice dc Gourdans q school,
master who gave general satisfaction TO the In.
habtants He was suddenly removed At tho insti-
cation, IT is supposed OF the cure The villagers
sent deputaton 20 their bishop 10 demand the dis.
missa OF the cure. but the bishop refused receive
the delegates Their next step to 90 10 Lyons and
ask the synod TO evangelize their parish Tho next
Sunday two pastors repaired TO ST. Maurice do Gour
dams. and all the Ogwgs OF the place. with the Mayor
committee has been formed TO further adhe-
SONS A. the same time that this episode passing
beyond walls OF tho second city Of France the Arch
bishop OF Lyons engaged in sending pastoral TO
his clergy the subject OF the etc Of the lmmacuats
Conception In this circular the preate declares that
IL solely owing TO tho protection OF the Virgin OF
Fourviees that Lyons was saved from the German In
vasion in 1871. Mary, says Monsgnor Caverot saw
the prayers and suppcatons OF the diocese ascend to
her throne and with her hand she drove back tho enc
my, VINO had almost arrived at our gatcs.'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
L1vrRpuD1IAN TO GAN AMERICAN.

To The EDITOR THE HERALp:-
do not believe the sympathes Of Americans should
60 sustain Turkey merely that England might have
a road TO the Fast in tho interests OF commerce;
neither have the English people so expressed their
thoughts and desires. Guarantee them the neutrality
OF the road to the East Is what thcy require; then
Turkey to her fate. Apart from Is not Eng
land attempting the civilization OF India careful
perusai Of Stewards travels will show this very
plainly. Then alter your question In this wise-ior
we cannot believe England and Russia fighting for
possession Of India your sympathies would be with tho
iatter-Docs Engshman Imagine that Americans
Will sustain Turkey far that the English Interests OF
humanity as we'll commerce In tho East may not be
imperiIled by RussaY lie Will then answer, Yes
lIVERpCDIIAN
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FOREST FIRES IN MICHIGAN.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
DETROIT, Juno 4, 1877.
Tho forcs. fires in the lower peninsula Of Michigan
extend IRON Tawas to Harrisonvie, distance OF
forty miles along tho shore Of Lake Huron and for
indefinite distance inland The destruction OF stand
ing timer, logs banked, fences, farmers barns,
dwellings, &C., Is very great No towns in imme-
date danger, but unless heavy fall OF rain
comes tell where when tho fires will
Persons arriving here report the smoke from
these fires being dense und extending tho
length OF Lake Huron, making oil navigation dan
gerous.
The dres arc raging In Dolta, Marquette and School
craft, counties IN the upper peninsula.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
A MURDEROUS HUSBAND.

Kate Graham, Of No. Is avenue B. was lying last
night at her residence nseroas condition from
wound In tho head, which was inflicted win
batchct 10y her husband Daniel during an alteration
yesterday morning Mrs Graham had been visiting
friends on Sunday In Greenpont and did not return
until an carly hour yesterday morning She came
back intoxicated and qunrrellod with hor husband.
He seized the hatchot and struck her with u and
away. UP 70 lato hour last night he had not been
arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
VENEZUELA.

Ex-pREsIDEST BLASco GOES TO EUROPE AS
ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY.
Sr. Thomas May ~, 1877.
The late President or tho Venezuelan Republic
General Guzman Blanco, has arrived here, and aker
iortnights stay viii proceed to Europe Ho goes rs
Envoy Extraordinary 10 all the courts OF Europe.
General Blanco that he lett Venezuela for
reasons, the principal being that II said that
tho new President Aicantara) was ruling through him
fBanco), and as tho revolutionary party might
this AZ pretcxt he preferred, for the sake Of tho
country, to absent himself lie viii probably return
10 Venezuela In about two years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
REGATTA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4, 1877.
The regatta OF the Quaker CITY Yacht Club took place
on the Delaware River to-day, the course being from
Shackanaxen street TO Chester and return.
The nrst prize for the nrst Class won BY the
Minerva 3n. 3lm., and the second by the Columbia
In 3h. AIM
Tho FIRST prize for the second class won by the
Llc In Oh. 34m, and the second prize by the Stella
I'm
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FIRE IN A CHURCH.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June A, 1877.
The Holy Cross Catholic Church In this city was
partially destroyed by IRE yesterday II is supposed
the fire communicated by the jrapery OF tho altar
being blown by the wind into the flame or the candles
Tho IRE destroyed the altar and, running along the
painted walls TO the organ LOTT burned the So, 900
organ and the decorations The loss is about So o0O
fully insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
AN INSANE WANDERER.

Some days ago Andrew X. kamsdale, clothier, re.
siding in Springfield, Mass, left his home Search
made for him by his friends, but not the slightest
Glow to his whereabouts could be found. Yesterday
an unknown insan, In the cells ut Bellevue was
found be the missing Andrew. He said that he bud
walked the whole distance 10 New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
ROWING CONTEST.

HlLTAx, y. s., June 4, 1871
Articles OF agreement for boat between Warren
Smith, o: HALIFAX and Wallace Ross, or ST. John, have
been signed by tho former and forwarded to tho latter
The viii take place the Gath OF July the Ken
nebecassis. The stakes are $500 each, Smith TO DO
allowed 500 expenses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05

THE CONDEMNED MOLLlES.
APPLICATION FOR COMPUTATIONS OF THE
DEATH SENTENCE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

DEATH SENTENCE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 4, 1871.
To-day petitions received by tho Board of Par
dons from Michael j. Doyle and Alexander Campbell,
Molly Maguires, OF Carbon county. sentenced to be
hanged on the 2lst inst. for tho murder OF John T.
Jones, praying tor Communication Of the death SEN
fences to life imprisonment No applications have
reached the Board Of Pardons from the con-
demned Molly Maguires in accordance with
the rules OF the Board, which requires them
TO pc filed ten days before tho regular meeting.
Although 1t was announced few days ago that G ov
Hartranfs would not consider applications for
repricyc In tho of the murdercrs until after
Board OF Pardons had considered IT, believed that
determined efforts will be made by friends Of
Der OF tho Moc Magures under sentence OF death Tor
postponement OF their execution. The Governor has
further power in the premises. independent OF the
Board OF Pardons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
WATERSPOUT.

BURLINGTON. Iowa, June A, 1877.
A watorspout tins morning flooded the country two
miles northwest Of this city, causing Hawkeye Creek
to suddenly overflow dong damage to foundries ma
chine shops and agricultural works to the extent Of
several thousand dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
MINING IN THE BLACK HILLS.
DEADwoop, June 3. 1871

DEADwooD, June 3, 1877.
Persons ten stamp mill, located at Central City,
after days' ran cleaned up 359 ounces OF gold,
which is now exhibition In tha window OF bank.
ing house M this city. The ore 1871 tons OF which
crushed, came from the Farvicw mine; tho
value OF tho retort IS s.. 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
DROWNED.

A boy named William Valentine, aged eight, OF No.
ll9 East Tooth street. missed from home ycstor.
day morning. His clothes were subsequently found
on the dock the foot OF l09th street, East River
and lao the day hts body was found In the Harlem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
CANALS 10 KEEP SUNDAY.

MONTREAL Canada, June 4, 1871
Proceedings have been taken against the lockmastsP
and Iaoorsrs on the Williamsburg Canal Tor locking
ycsses sunday IL understood that In future tho
locks will be closed ON that day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
PAY OF JUDGES AND sURRoGATEs

ALBANY. N. Y, June 4, 1871
The Governor has signed the bill TO amend the act
establishing the compensation OF county Judges and
Surrogaes The salary OF the New York Surrogate is
liked at $12 900. Of Kings county at SIC, O00 and of
the Kings County Judge ut $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
THE ATTACK ON soUKoUM KALEH.
From 10 Nord. Brussels

From 10 Nord, Brussels.
On May Is, the Russian Mayor General Kraotcheuko
reported to st. Petersburg as follows Two Turkish
gunboats bombardcd this place lscukou. Kachl yes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
HELD FOR MALPRACTICE.

BosToS, June 4, 1877.
The Coroncr's inques: on tho death OF Mrs. Mary
Douglass. OF Dedham. resulted o-day In verdict oi
death from abortion performed by DR.. James Dng-
ham, who Is held TO await the action OF the Grand
Jury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record WIN show the changes To the
temperature Tor tho past twcntyiour hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date or lac. year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Rudnut's pharmacy
nlt4i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Abysslna Will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe viii close at the Post once at
nine O'Clock A. NJ.
The New YORK Naturalization for Europc-wl
be ready at hali-past eight o'clock In the morning.
Single copies, N wrappers for mailing. SIX cents
future all advertisements presented for qualifications
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
II. l.. IEDHEAD.

Il. l. Rcdhead, late President OF the Brockve and
Ottawa and Canada Central railroads. died yesterday
at Brockvllc, ont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
OBITUARY.
REV. RALPH BULL.

REV. RALPH BULL
The Rev. Ralph Bull. for thirty years pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at West Town. Conn, died
Saturday. aged seventy four years He was an alum
nus VI Yale College and Princeton Seminary.
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SIR HENRY G. PELLY.

A cable despatch from London announces tho death
of SIR Henry O. Pey, member Of Parliament for Hunt
ingdonshirc from sunstroke in Hyde Park yesterday.
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Average temperature yesterday. ...... ........ 10
Average temperature tor corresponding datc last
year .......................... 75H
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BANK OF MONTREAL.
1crAL STATEMENT OF the YEARS BUSINESS.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE YEARS BUSINESS.
MONTREAL. June 4. 1877.
Al the annual meeting OF the directors OF the Bank
OF Montreal to-day the following report for the year
ending April 80, 1877, was madc:-
Profit ana loss balance beginning of year. 1867 926
Hall yearly dividends paid q aud o
per cent. ............ ,55s,i57
Fronts alter allowing for bad and
doubtful debts..... l,ls9,3l2
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BUILDING.

FIREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU ANN AND FULTON sra
nANDso On i, AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICEa
APPLY on TIE PREMISES.
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Frout anu loss balance carried forward. 5000
The large falling of in net profits is owing TO the
lower rate OF interest and heavy losses but di-
rectors believing the circumstances exceptional ielt
JUSTIFIED IN using portion OF the profit ana loss
balance Of last year to unforeseen gencies
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4 NbAHiES NEADEfs
NEW STORY.
HARPER BROTHERS. Now York.
PUBLISH THIS DAY.
A WOMAN Halter
A NOVEL.
By cnARLEs READE.
lrshor OF Hard Cash" Put Yourself 10 ms
Place" kc.. &c.
With Two Illustrations
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OF
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Foul Play Fog Wellington. Christie
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A-Ex.pREsIDENT GRANT IS RECEIVING HEAR.

BEST VALUE IN FRENCH CHAMPAGNES.
Sold by PARK Till ORD and AckER, MEkRALL.
niunIi ~ I'm nrx = cnua
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paid 70 any part Of the United States ecsps Of she
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DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR--CHEVALIER'S LIFE
HAIR hair perfectly, stops Its falling
once its growth rapidly and makes the
hair beautiful. Sold by all druggists.
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EPICURES SAY DENIS DONOVAN, FORMERLY
Deonicos gives the best TABLE orr Ia the city
ne Z, East At.
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HELP FOR THE WEAK, NERVOUS AND DE.
and painful diseases cured without med.
icnc ELECTRIC belts md Other appliances. All about
them. and how TO distinguish the genuine from tho spur,
Pmn:p hlct with particulars free PULvERMACHEss
GALYANIC COMPANY. 2I2 Hrondyny. New YORK.
, 1877-04-28


Tho railroad managers IN this city think that
NJ. Cartls'a l.si1rohd bill, which scceat.y passed
tho Illinois senH.e. Is simply preposerons, and II
passed BY Tho House will prove very disastrous
10 tho sailsoad intercsts IN thia statc. This hill
provides that every railroad corporation now or.
ianEed ami dgIng l,us!nets IL vi" ststc, Or that
ttato under tho laws thereof ahail have ana naIn-
Saln rMblsc oaiee OF PLACE In this Slate for tic
tIansacilon Of fts busncss. wllaro tsansfcra Of
etock shall be made. IN which ahatl lc kept fo!
the amount Of capita! stock sahaer!bcd. and by
whom. thp natncs ot the nwnpra Of ita stock and
tho amounts owned hy thens, respectively. tho
.moa"t Of stock paid !n. sal y whom.
and places of residence oS it, of1cers; provided
&hat majority " tae Directors OF any fstlrvAt.
corporation nnw Incorporated ur hereafter to be
Incorporated ly the laws Of the hiats shall bs citi-
xens and residents of tho Slate, excepting snch
thc greater part Of ths!s ua!a lne IL an Adiening
Stale.
Tls transfer nf stock Of 1uosl Of tho roadr In this
6tatt nrp u,Ale IN New York tho dat following thc
purchase, and tho ttsuo Of tho certificate fo1lnws.
Under tau ahoso law The certificate surrendered for
tho maii In registered letter. and tho new ecFtIh.
cate. after the tEaAsfcs Is !nadc, mast bc sc.
turned III the SANG way. This would entail
: = loss Of TINS q aso , e. u. 9a}s, and
scriona Inconvenience TO THO owneu Of tho shares.
~ often tines they arc needed immediately to ba
used ~ to}3ateralz.
There IL At present not ono, road In aft5 which
ha. any record ta.day =: T. who the original sub;
Of iitlo Importance It ths day, and IL moro Than
half the roads original capital stock has been wiped
out by forcclosnrG,
, 1877-04-28
TIE CHICAGO r11BunE Vs. 1s77-rwELvE PAGES

erp1ole r. screams Of laughter. which he Joined In
right {0fiiy after being treated 10 glimpse Of
himteff In The mantcl glass an learning ala thai
.'c CT ~. ot of The b.x md farther astemptt a
IA almost PAINFUL cstent ihc hsriSus tun ih,. a oc e.
ea.ioned. The young bride. with assumed earee.s-
e III %x ssGst jsa insy i%py.taty ssq
,fsnIied. after tau*e dnring which J bettorcdn
iook s o. erttsal e1AmInat'on nron her snts s1y
.st:ed q, ,,.t,s thing settled e,te back va viii
prist, e1tlaimed 't,niy tlsrca weeks"
EEL psa, Of. Of ,anah'e,, from he. hna.
had rtaI,y bern deceived bv their combined ef.
forts a. arlns 'old married folks Alter n,cr.
nnd hops 10 nnmbor a,nung MY f1icnd4 these
;,caily li !s'errstns yoara aed:lnS. knowing that
onant. osiA httic wn5s and their uncionici hapri
! ae;s 70. any trouble n'ay hare or ting used il
they have rcnsct my apartments. tltts pruenrin:
for themselves a enzy home. and for me deliver
" -.- -... AEnyita
, 1877-04-28

bridge. This ~ an Unusual ns well as an Unsafe
performance, There va. Jam nj Wells strcet
bridge yesterday which 1as'ed nbout M honr. No.
body hnrt, no damage done; people waiting for the
bridge rather excited. A steam eanabost, carry
Ing fwl1l to bc dumped Into the lake, and sailing
under the name Of ''Stcamcr LaSallc," got ont
*Ao In tho hrnvy sca yesterday. when eoHethn3
ahonl her engine broke down and ane whs'te'i f"r
tug. The American f:oose rescued her from her
Tqg Lot her t9s
day, and tic aeht Filler .tto LOST her jlbooun::..
Tho schr Tom 1fowiAnd Lust her .tstfoom ~ Ma.
sonA slip yesterday. Hhe ntSef liked that jftlahom
anyway....Thu New fusk canal. will open May i.
....A temporary i'dor marks the *ppt where thc
sfc rsgne.lci 10 keep It viii 10 tsc staroard anng
asSf a .sn sn Rs'i s"3F sxsa
tho Saginaw fiI.cr is gsnsaily t1.tn Tho depth 1t
carEo1ton Dr. r.t.s!ay a-! was Twelve feet eleven
il. liollsnd hui scnc,eI Aponn. Sic Ind l,cttcr
tsks @ rest she;c TIL tle r. taibans and Lawrence
pS h15 rssf @ sh I'm 1nt st
schr 81. !. snl1le ta,leh up. tho netruit I.ivcr
hile;.. Tic ttH,r Eommotors Il ta'es buffalo to-day
for thu .chF ssfa d loadns ca. r.
L. S - II Z i.r s
Tic nfst yesfc 10 arrive nj Esle this season. :.
The icc.byt1gn at Caps 1touEc moved nj on
Tteaday morntng without ao'nR any damage,
hnd the rivcr Il now cIcnr to tic Hutf....
The Hct,r jhmca Wade arrived at Cleveland
we,inc.dsy morning frorn. UsdrnsbnrE. With
from tl,c Lake chamrihin mine This fs the tlrat
tain rcpotss considcrable lloatfuG Ecc but InA no
d1ficutyin working BIZ way through. Tile steam
barge u. T. Nhoics left Cleveland yesterday Fpr
saginaw With the 1rHt tow Of Tho scaton, tAr
Fostorta. 1eahcla. and DrcalnauQllt. 90. Tho hfst
launch Of the sra.nn tovk plncc at Port Stanior
"Wednesday, tho bark f. r, q. having been tafelY
launched from Tho, yard of Mr.. Aosa. She
is d. aue bark of DO tons. and Ii
chased A.. at tho English. .ILoyd's....
The mouth Of Sturgeon Lay Il grcat1y NEEDED. A
light OH ono Of the bold bluffs pn either the north
Of south side OF tho entrances culd bo seen great
distance. Tho only light In this ycIutty ID The one
On Green IssnnA spme s1e".Y miles Instant, which
ls entirely Inadequate for all purposes. The
Detroit Free Prtft of yektoF!ay suys: ''SatorE ut
this port arc getting 81 .ai to 81. 30. Ting ct.
gtuects, who formerly received 9K0 and elU0 per
month, arc nnw paid from sos 10 $H0 per month for
tlnie actually engaged. Theru are, pefhaps, flse
cnaincers employed III this port Al higher figures
than those 1nkt mentioned, but not moro than that
Captains Of tugs have met With Ike decrease In
tlct salaries. and uro paid from SEQ to 500 por
month. No crcws atn rtcadtly employed, but arc
engaged A. necessity dcn,anla. Thtru arc at prrn-
cut. undoubtedly, 200 unemployed sailors at this
rnrf
, 1877-04-28
A Machine amltclltpau,

A., 4Scffnttfh .4msregn
ABOUT ~ curious railway signal ~ VIC haYc crer
,SS.,ss ~ ~ seesnt1y bean patented by hr. j. D,
ia1.ls i.as2n Of pFatsis City, III. Thus inventor be-
.ne indication Of phose Or soao other purely
ips ipeasanieal apparatus, be would be sure to otice
nIaek. .ISek. A. men Of aesh and blaod cannot prob
sstniy MY, b fund, who would 10 willing 10
aa snHaa.,. o. Z high pedestal io<, indefinite
xaaSt intervals, machine man has been contrlysd
= ~ cb noa fshes hag, hammers osl and tlsplays
@Ia1hRsao!e @ Light In biz hat with uutsiling feru-
..,y ,arty. The man owes hla moseuleais to CLOCK.
operated hJ weights. aud thu latter ats con-
vs1 itt1 " elecssclty: When train passes il mUye4
ttai connection, shifa swfsh 70 that ths eairrns
i;o .ss., nasa ltns e telegraph. i divorced
'Ae macllla 'naa Il thus excited, and ~ It IT.
, 1877-04-28
MARIN =.
CffrCAG0.'

CHICAGO
AnnvALs-stmt Sheboyvnn, Manjtowoc, sun.
dries; stmr Alpena, Mnnltowoc, sundsies; prop
Messenger, benton 1Iarbor, sundr.cs; prnp
Tempest, White Lake, sundflcs; prop New En-.
GRIND Haven, towing; prop j. II. Owen, Eeca.
nabs. Iron ore; prop Colin Campbell Lndtngton,
lumber; schf Joses. Nuskegon, lumber; sehr II.
i. Moore, sanRatuek, lumber; schr ". II. willard,
Alaska, lumber; sehr n. II. Dunhan. Frankfort.
lumbers schs l.. n. Shepard. Muskefon. wood;
fchr 6ucccsd, Ahnhpea. railroad tfess sehr
y. Dixon. Hack Lake. wood; schf
O. Andrcws, Ahnspcc. railroad Ties;
Msslne!. aa.tsson sI; sses; sehr j. estehpols.
sshr Four 1roihsia, iio!iana w"ei: cir rop'ey,
Mnskceon. innaber: sclr Rate 1il1cti, JacEaon.
pes sssgfeRs s n sss smSe ss
S'tsad iis:ss, Ssss giie': *sst 4: E1isa: %h!is
Ktst1 Grant. sansatack, lombcr; echs J. .; New.
ana Manseo sshr isr gr.n Murke
HEAVIER Island, ash; .schr tiuido.. Rowlcs my,
81 As e,sa s,s1 fss1 sss.1 1n"s III
sanels ss; e.:e ~ rps. s ea.ts:
*: 81: ,as1a'';y Sssspes s'';e'd r.:
: :sf fsofs H1as 1snes aasiss
Mu.kegon, ratlroal ties: schr Hattie Fisher, lioI
land. wood. schr Potomac. .Jacksonport, posts;
Lii Eadtnston; ; posts; sshr 'am plsek 1isst, h.1eys
Ilafbos, po.ts; aehr Eliza. Manttowoc. potatoes;
sneii a Pssafte aai ss't weoi i Snns IF Tone
sss Ste ,eo ssqS I'd gssx
ctEAnAScEt-.stmr sheboygsn, Manitowoc. sun
e' a,s4 ;iss n.y. f Kns %
hafk FbTOfttG. Port E1lbufn. 81, TO bn corn:
, 1877-04-28

The General Ticket and Passenger Agents Of The
New York Central. Erie. Pennsylvania. nnd HALL
moro Ohin Railroads harr informed the railrnads
in this city that. after tho LIT Of May. the all-ra
passenger rntc 10 Huston. via New York. will 10
81 more than via New York, md 81 morc Than New
York ratcs via the sonnd lines. The Do.snn ratio
VII the baltimore j. Ohio 1iaitroul will hc 81
than v!n New fork, and "a more by the soun'l
+tcamefs The al'.rall rate TO i!os!on ria Albany.
4 Committee OF locomotive, engineers called
nron tlcncsal. Manager josepl, Tucker. Of The
Illinois Central lsai.Foa. yesterday. In revard to
Er.cyanco or ona pf thclr nun,tNr. whu Ind been
fined certnin nfr0unt for lese]!ctlon 81 dHty.
through which tho Company suffered cunafdetnh1e
Ihc afternoon, and Il IL stated tho H,atscr was
amfcRhly Rcttle1+
1fr. John KIM, Jr. Vice -rrcaldcnt nj the Hal,I
moro 4 Hl.ln Naflro1d, Win Il nov IN the city, 4.
acc0IapanctI by hi% wife. an! daughter Minnie, nn
accomplished young Mia nj III.