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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-05

121 Rice, Harry Ell
2s4 Rice, Philo w
242 Rose, Nathan Il
272 Rider, William
33l Rau, Joseph
SECOND WARD.
1877 Robert, Andrew
166 Risdon, John A
1872 Rodman, Richard 8
21O Robert Henry
$50 Roberts, James D
291 Robson, William
$40 Reed, Thornton A
ZIG Rozell, Charles
FIRST WARD.
/ Stern, Leopold
9 Swift, Shubael T
10 Saffell, Jonathan
"A st. Clair, James A
80 Sternberg, Job
"a Sharp, Robert B
62 Smith, Thomas L
213 Sternberg, Lee
2s9 Stewart, Henry c
326 Savage, James S
1928 Sargent, Frederick d
SECOND WARD.
26 Swartz, Michael
80 Stevens, William Fl
81 st. Armand, Hercule
105 Sutherland, John
119 Startling, Morris w
142 Smith, James
173 Spargo, Peter
PAT Sancho. Stephen
26l Sturr, Daniel r
$50 Stocker, Walter w
292 Sims, Isaac
535 Sinclair, AlonZo
$50 Spurgeon, James w
FIRST WARD.
3 Turner, Fred D
q Tobriner, Jacob
SO Tufiy, George
1913 Torreyson, William D
267 Tilden, Robert L
27O Trap, John
81 Thompson, Henry
SECOND WARD.
ITS Tobey, Walter d
1873 Taylor, Benjamin
223 Thorrington, William J
226 Turner, Joseph
275 Treadway, Aaron d
327 Tenant, Thomas J
342 Thompson, Caleb A
FIRST WARD.
SO Uhl, Fred
FIRST WARD.
224 Vucovich, SavO
SECOND WARD.
113 Vonderhyde, George F
2s2 Van Reed, Wallace A
364 Vogel, Charles A
FIRST WARD.
Is Wagner, Peter A
% Wright, Samuel c
IS Willard, MARSHALL
81 Waters, John w
1T Woodliff, William
1874 West, Isaac w
211 Winnie, Benjamin l.
220 Woodside, Joseph @
263 Wright, Andrew
265 Weber, Jacob
2S5 Willis, Ira L
1o6 WiIImot. Edward
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-05

c. A. wITHERELL,
Registry Agent Carson Precinct ormsby County New
FIRST WARD.
Sc Alley, Zadock F
$50 Allen, Fernando B
SECOND WARD.
l41 Anderson, Morton
1911 Appelberg, Charles
244 Abel, Den
s54 Adams, William H
FIRST WARD
Bordwell, Wallace w
II Bence, Horace H
SO Bryant, George w
70 Brown, Rufus R
7e Burlingame, Joseph A
II Bright, Jesse L
IS Byrne, James
81 Bunker, Jacob c
SO Bigler, David
$50 Byrne, William F
l40 Bryan, Charles FL
14s Barnes, Edwin B
1872 Bostwick, Henry 3
1853 Butts, William B
1853 Berry, Glenn
222 Brader, Louis
2S7 Butts, Walter n
sol Baxter, James
307 Benton, James NJ
sl5 Brent, William
3ls Blattau, Frank
3s2 Brummett, William B
1877 Byrne, William s
500 Black, John
SECOND WARD.
Bowker, Milo A
33 Beam, Jacob L
80 Boskowitz, Frank
SO Beatty, William II
102 Bryant, William H
126 Baker, Samuel
129 Bollen, Robert w
200 Billings, Charles.
25s Bray, Charles E
260 Bigler, James
sO4 Breed, Elias
321 Bicknell, Charles
341 Blethen, Jonas L
s51 Bray, Judson
1858 Barber, Oscar T
FIRST WARD.
Is Coffin, Trenmor
% Cowing, Joseph H
SO Cavanaugh, Peter, jr
81 Campbell, Morris 8
Sc Cults, Eugene B
So Campbell, Fred A
ITO Cowing, George B
146 Carpenter, Joseph w
175 Comstock, George L NJ
f79 Catlin, Alva P
1873 Cagwin, Hamdsn A
1876 Clouette, Henry F
1873 Connolly, Timothy
, 1877-03-30

1nrly engaged; corner has been secured, 1t
Is said, on tho brass bands; lavish display
Of generosity is to bo made in order the bet
ter to spread the belief that SwrTn's adminis-
tration ehall bo as in,proyidont and e1trAva"
CANT a. Co1v1S's was; tho Communists or
saus ore revived aud published In German
ar,l English; desperate efforts arc making TO
reacl, the working1pen through money aud
promises; and, wo1sa than all, there Is an
Indication that extensive arrangements are
being made for extended and Systematic
repeating on election-1ay. In the face Of
all this, the taxpayers and businessmen
seem to be apathetic or disposed to cavii
about tue side issues. This will not do. II
the Taxpayers want TO save themselves md
their property, they must wa&o up to sone.
thing liko the same interest and enthusiasm
TINT elected Mayor HEATH d year ago.
Nothing less than this will save them. Tho
danger to the city Ia as great now rs when It
was threatened with n continuance Of Col.
vinism under McGnAru. The issue Is,
whether tho city taxes shall bo 100000 or
$1,000, ,Oo0. There Is nothing else involved
In tho election which IL worth moments
thought. Every man who pays taxes must
be on tho alert, and tho Republican Commit
teos and Citizens Association should doviso
thorough protection against frauds On the
ballotbox, or tho b,,ntncrs will t,rorntl.
, 1877-03-30

Somebody has been at great pains to
carry to Washington bundle Of public
sentiment eaiti to havo beon picked up on tho
Western Rescrvo, in favor Of the recognition
Of PACKARD As tho Governor OF Louisiana
aud his support by tho army and navy Of
the United States. 1nasmuch as tic north
oast part Of Ohio Is not inferior in tho matter
Of intelligence aud patriotism to tie rest Of
tho state, 1t is not TO he supposed that
/. tbs Republicans OF that region arc violently
exercised IN PAoKAnn's behalf, or that they
lack confidence in the ability or desire Of
President HAYES to adjust tho Louisiana
complication Upon an equitable and enduring
basis Tho Wostorn Reserve people will not
thank tho oflcious scntimentgatheror who
has assumed to speak for them In Washing.
ton; they arc willing To wait and seo what
the Presidents policy is before condemning
1t, md to indorso It heartily 1t 1t shall prove
to 10 for the best, q, nobody doubts 1t will.
, 1877-03-30

Jcalousy can becused after all. The ordinary
prescription Of extra good behavior on tue part VI
the object of that unpleasant emotion Las long
sine been diseazdcd - useless. It very otten ln.
Iusuees thu d.aease by convincing IT. subject
that the oeeasion for hs presence was we'll
founded. The latest cure Il the vttr!ol remedy.
A Fronehman In New Yorl, named plcAsp,
tried Il sau Other dtyt and 1t cured hln a. onee.
lie simply rubbed quantity OF that med!ea-
ment Into Ills wlfe's pretty face, observing,
"four curtcl baalAoyue faco has done too much
barn, alreaiy1 IN see that 1t lnes no mose."
The cure ol the Frcncbtaan was complete; that
Of the woman Will be somewhat partial and
pEot1xcteu. Her handsone facs II now beyond
restoration, ulleas poaa!tly BY tha agency ef
, 1877-03-30
BUILDING DIRECTORY.

Roomt. ottao1nis.
/. CHARTER OAK LIFE insurance pep't-)
,. TO KENT.
B, GUsrlS T. WALLACE. i. r. DALI.
4. nuErE!t WATEtt.CASE MAN'F'0 CO.
6. ROBBINS L ArrLETUN.
G. Tt} RENT.
7. LUEBKEK l. 1luTCtlITs.
y. wal. C. DOW. A. i. BROWN. r. RonB1Ns'
D. WRIGHT l. ryNRELt.
~ CHARTER OAR LIFE <loan 0tpe.3
ll.t3. FAlt.CIIiLn 4 HLhCkNAS.
14.ls. JAMES MUiiuAN. II. " 1tfs1nuE:
y. 1lEN1If Il. SEKLyE. ". u. CoUPEn.
u, N. y. 1fARplE.
l 1918. u. X. pEAESONS h CO.
u. HUTCHINSON / LUFf.
-. u. l.. HAsklN 4 to.
!, ~. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
u. EDtJUR.iN.CIiEF.
- ~. MAEAuiS0 EDITOR.
II. ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
~. l.. 4. EAl.LE.
n. ". !. BARNEY L co.
~. WILLIAM u1;oS8.
=. ~. II. +. NUI.C1itlaS. !. A. MeELD0WNEY,
- NJ. IEDrATn LYEKuM DunkAu.
:: st. COMMERCIAL EDITOR
f.. ". ". NkxTEti
81. uEt}. l.. THATCHER, 1. +. STEVENSON.
= 35. NIGHT EDITOR.
gU. CITY Eulru1t.
~ on!ees in the Dnl!dtns to rant by n. c. DOW
.t11oor u
, 1877-03-30

cat,y assed by that body a. required by
law, mud tho election Of Governor
and stato officers will thon bo declared.
Tho President proposes to recognize this Leg
islat,ire, and tie Governor and stnta officers
declarcd elected by It, and to Immediately
Withdraw tho troops, and 1eavo that Govern
men. in possession Of tho State. This will
be mn organization made In strict conformity
with tho Stato Constitution and laws. The
c:a1nor made That the Board Of State Chn-
vasscra s1n.a already declared who was elected
to tho Legislature is Idle. The Legislature
il, by tie Constitution, The sols Judge Of tho
elections OF ita own mombezs, nnd IN ike
manner Inns exclusive control Of tho CANVASS
ing Of tho rcturns for Governor and State
officers. Though both the existing Legisln-
lures have undertaken to decide aud declare
who had been elected Governor, 1t is m in~
possibility TINT tho two bodies, each having
largo number Of legally and undoubtedly
elected members, could be as to the rest Of
Tie members anything hut mado up Of men
not entitled to seats. Each Legislature Is
therefore Of necessity largely made mp
, 1877-03-30

The Chicago produce markets weso moro active
yestesilay, and grain was wax. Mess pork closed
IKE per bst higher, At $1J. 07H for April and
sl4. liF1 II. Ii for May. Lard closed loo per 100
bs higher, at 50. ~ cash and So 451D 47 for May.
Ments were tic higher, closinS 1t 4Ac for loosc
shoulders. The for do short ribs, and 1Ac for do
short clcars. 1fighwiues uere hrn, at 81. OF per
;allon. l!ourwa4 quiet mud stendy. Wheat closed
&c lower. nj sl..iA tor March and 81. 28h for
! Aprll. Corn VIVA 1t6D1c lower, closlng 1t sc for
{; April and 414c for May. Oats were easier,
:,ostng at 30afc for April aad 3it4c foFMhy. Rye
Ans steady. At t}4.fdsG8he. Barley closcd hrmes,
It 55c for APRIL. Hogs were active. Aul averaged
&c higher, closing at s5.051b5. 20 for common to
.hotce. Cattle were more active and atcadter, With
,a1es At s.. 12s15. 30. sheep wero quiet and nru,
ceiling At 80. $500. 90. One hundred dollars tn
{uld would buy 3l0l. u In cFecnbaeks ut tho close
, 1877-03-30

Tho Hon. E11uu D. WAsnsuuaE, who visits
illinois a{ter long absence as United States
Minister to France, WIS received with high
,onoss by tbs two Houses OF tho Legislature
yesterday. Ills appearance was tho aigusl
OF Tie suspension Of business in each House.
MI Democrats joined with Republicans In
extending to him the most cordial greetings.
I,s Aeat aud graceful expressions Of thanks
Or the welcome hardly confirmed lis modest
s4ersion that lbs !ong reaIdencs abroad had
,ut him out OF practice iu speech. .u,akiug,
, 1877-03-30

Gen. WADE HAnrroA, OF South Carolina,
yesterday lad long talk aud loug rile
nth tho Presidents, sandwiching these two
Important events with a liberal luuch pro-
,a1ed and presided over by the estinabla
ady who does tue houors Of The Nhite
louise. What WIS said by The distinguished
,a1tiss in question has not set, sna may
ever tzanspirs, but tho faithful chrontcter
events at the Capital deposes that no
>asntiou was mada Of GaAnaxRL&1s, aud,
urther, That the impression that HAMP.
ON had si.al for the Gov.
snozship Of the Palmetto State was
omelov kept iu the shade. HAMPTON is
aid to have been profuss In his promises to
! tho fair thing for tho people ot South
, 1877-03-30

. An lndtan scalp waa received al the dead.
letter otllco day or two ago. After sayaye
fashion, this hair llad Its trst parting wl,en It
wAs stripped, like sllppery.cl,n bark, from It's
owners head, leaving HIN ~ se.sd to Spirit
Land, to ''eut styr," a It were, under bare
poll. Then some revenue ageslt, Of ether man
with the good Of ha country at hcart, sub
iocted tho scalp to the oppsess1yeness OF
stamps and to the peregr!uatlons Of bit Of
mortality playing hide-anu-scek throu2h u tho
mails. Each Individual hair was mute Eollan
1yre from tho plains, - we'll ~ exempt from sda
buttery lottous, restofattves. washes, sham.
poos, barbers,-all ths smalf'fEy aunofanees Vi
civilized llfc, aayo that Of dycing. We suppose
that Indian feels frigld on tile top OF hi& hca'l.
II 80, he IL doubtless where blue light (Cal.
viniat stJle) Will warm tho vacant spot, renew
the discovered crop, aua make sach Individual
halr stand on end With horror.
, 1877-03-30

The order for withdrawal has been issued,
md the troops will be forthwith removed,-
rom Alnska, whero from 50 to l50 sol.
liers hive been stationed, with no duties 10
>crfern, and nothing 10 DO except 70 get
nto mischief. Their withdrawal will lo a
welcome relief to the troops and saviug to
ho Government OF about $4,000 yesr.
rLo revenue murine service stationed III
a1aska will suffice for the preservation OF
rider. and the troops can hs used elsewhere
o better advantage.
, 1877-03-30

T'he ta1uayers OF Chicago, who are chiefly
intereatsd in tho amount Of taxes that shall
l,a cx.ctad. and In ths cxnanditure tharnof.
sbonld ha varned To baware of aldo issues
with tl,o sa,ne ue.sistency that SAM WELLER
vs, cautioned bv his father to "boyn,o Of
tha viddcrs." rhorc ia but ouc issuo in.
,n,vof1 IN Tho c1cct;on Of mart Tuesday. viz:
Assured retrenchmont. economy. aud honesty
hy tha ro.a,eet;on Of the present City Gov.
a,nm,,f wb;c1, has won its cloim 10 pub1ic
conaaeneo. or probable extravaganza and
roYrrn,ion in tha subs.itution of another act
=, ,an mi forward fv t,,a son,a rectleaa and
,,,o.nona;h,c c,aaa that aurronn,,e5 t,or,y1,s
an,ino 1,ta r;otons torrn If offca. Tho fol-
Levers ~ pynn1 sxrru understand porfectlv
us,5 Tint 4bev 3,avo nothing to hona IL this
;.sre ro,, h. fa,rl,, and ao,sra]v nroaontatl tn
". vo,a-. ~ ch;cooo and Il ii for tb;a reaaon
th.t th.v oro opdcavorino tn dwarf nnb1ia
ottention tho,efron an,1 t,,rn IL In the t',reo-
t;on ~ mo,tora ul;cf, oro inuionit; cant tv
comr.,,son an1 .bo,,t wh;ch thcro mov ha n
lif1arcnco n onin,on.
! rrb.ro Il n. H,cxvv co,trovsrav.
,roror II.,r, ba. rs,a,nal 1f,cxvx n, ho-
ca,,so ,hc charoca mada AGAINST him ware not
-rovo1 ard ~, becauaa hc o.nnot aecnre the
sa-,;,os ~ :, rnora s~noriorcct and efY,c,ent
s,norrtarl.r+ u ti;a Inn a4citai, tbo nm.
t,con,am NJ cer,a,n r,.rsona WIN have no
fo;th In ,rr. u,crry thoy must remember
thn+ t,,o ,,ersona Win anpineered Tho charuas
ooo,nst lin ware gamblers md their attor.
nv. .r,, t1a,r nnrnosa ii In bnve n man mn.
ani1 as.nyo N. oamblino.hol1s fnow mostly
o,os,1 ~, t,,s ,1;v,}aoo ~ ,aonon,co ,rhov
,n,,e, ,1so ren,or,hor t1,at 10 ,,cseot afovor
uv,r,, n or,,or that u,cxyr mov perlnns
II. rn,noy "a IL IN ,;ak the wssta nf two or
t,,rc. n,i,1;ona n vear for tbo uosaib,o pra.itt.
o.,,o, ~ a ,,arsona, ornf,oo noo,nst a aubor.
1,rato officio1. what ta.payer cau afford
,h;.2
4ro,ber s,ao ,ssne IL tba candjdature Of
| ansvn r.v.nn so far n. wo nan under.
s..n, III. .oso In L. winning IN sn,to the
~ rs,,rs,a; r1,s ia n ,rottor ~ Wv small conse.
anonro :, tha ,ornavars NJ ohicaoo and car.
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, 1877-03-30

There arc no further Developments regard
.ng tho Louisiana Commission other than the
xcperal announcement TINT the members OF
hat body now in Washington will be pres.
ant at tho Cabinet meeting to-lay to take
oart in tho consultation relative to. the
character of the Instructions under which
:llo Commission Is to oct. 1t ts predicted
lint settlement will bo reached by tue
.atter part Of next week, or by the begin
ling OF the week after at farthest.
, 1877-03-30
RAILROAD BONDS BLQTTEp OUT,

Tho uncertainties Of tho law are psover.
bial. Aud this provesb hAs recently been
illustrated In tho caso OF certain township
bonds issued In this State in aid Of the o.
tawa, Oswego l. Fox River Valley Railroad
Company. Some ycars ago, when tho sea-
ssons Of tho Legislature wero limited to
forsy.two days. aud when from 1.'Oo to
1.4N bills wera passed. at session, II was
ths practice to mako up packages contaIn-
iug from thirty to oighty bills, aud, calling
the ycas and maya ouoo on ths whole pack.
age, declare ali the billa passed. Az these
bills were put in the package. q single objec-
tion was fatal, the titles Of all bills admitted
to the package were noted by the Clerk,
aul nll wese entered on the Journals as
1,assel, Sometimes, when bill was objected
to mud thrown out, 1t would ba found sub
ssqusntly 10 have been aurYeptitious1y thrust
into tho package. When 70 found, It de-
pet.lsd Oh tie Journal clerk to dlsre'
gard 1t, OF enter it mp among those
formally enacted. IN those days, among
the hundreds OF acts reported, was one
authorizing the people Of towns, counties
and cities along tho soute Of the present
Ottawa, oswego Il Fox River Valley Railroad
to hold elections, and, by majority vote, tt
direct tha Issue Of bonds In aid Of railway
Thts law, or supposed law, remained un
acted on for so,ns siulo, hus fually tle cleo
tioua were hold, tho isaus OF bonls voted
aud In May. 1869, bouds were actually i4sue<
and delivered to tho Railroad Company J..
l 1T
, 1877-03-30

4 few days ago telegram vas sent to 1ns
TRIBUNE from It, Paul saying that the intef'os
Department Eas Investigating, quietly - Pee4t
Bile, iu regard to pilfcrpg piua on Gossrntneo1
land. good deal of whtrh, It secms, has peen
committed. The dis?atch stated that "1ao,o'
connected the ualncs. among Others, o! not.
PllLssuRs, who - lunheznaas sd 1o1af4
, 1877-03-30

1efnat8 tue 1no8t u1lScIupuloIS JufeAtlpA
Of tho Implacablcs to ombasrass tho Ad-
mints,ra.lon snl Southern policy Of Press-
dent HAYES was the charge that cousple-
ton Of tho Electoral count bad beon secured
by means OF formal compact made be-
tween STANLEY MATTHEWS and CHARLES
FosTER, of Ohio, as authorized Representa-
ttves Of Mr. TA1xs, and JOINT TouAo BRowN
and Gen. GoapoN on the part Of tho con-
eervatiye aud honorable men from the South
who Insisted that the Electoral bill should bo
carried out In good faith. This story wins
reflection upon the Southern conservatives as
well as upon President HArEs, aad 1t was 80
intended. Certain newspaper organs Of tho
1mplacables went 30 far as to assert that tue
compact had been formally submitted to tho
prcsidont-etect, and that he had in-
dorsed his approval thereon, and this
was made the pretext for The further
charge that tho Presidency had been dis
posed Of BY bargain aud sale very much as 1t
would have been had T1LDEx obtained tho
office through tho purchased vote Of the
bogus Etector, CaoNrN. This was tho atory,
manufactured out OF whole cloth, ns tho ra-
suit proves, and promulgated aa 1t tho orig
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, 1877-03-30

Tue editor Of the Journal explains that hls
astask Upon Col. TAYLOR, for which THE TA1s'
pxx, Al an,ieus eaYks, made = proper retras-
tion yesterday In behalf Of the offender, vs.
based upon playful paragraph Of prior dats IN
this paper. A peruaal Of tho paragraph Ie'
terscl 10 suggests the reelection that vesJ 'a'
noeent aud useiul match. In careless Of at"
skilled hauds, may be the means of producing
tuoat tnosliuate aud alstsnlng s3plosion. hs1'
,D We a4e w.iinx, il mu.t BE- to apologize tor put
ting the matcl. which It touched OF whefe ~
editor could lay bis Aands on It, 1t will w
proper to b. moro careful lQ future.
, 1877-03-30

Carolina It the little squad OF soldiers at the
Capitol can be rendered more useful in some
distant quarter. Tho fact that tho General
wss observed to smile at Willard's several
times during the evening il looked upon as
auRur;ng we'll for hfs mission.
, 1877-03-30

Lord DuFrEn1Nta term AZ Governor General
It Canada expires in Anguat, and 1t Is un-
lorstood to be on tho slate that le shall
; succeed Sir EpwAnp THORNTON as British
. Minister to the United StnteB.
, 1877-03-30

Tbs fact should not be overlooked that PaRaf
II. SAITH Is running for Mayor on tho saue
ttrke. with HtLon8fu tor Aldcrnsn. II PEaaf
u elected Mayor, IllLpsgTu vii! bc the lester
u hts hummer Council. necent Democrats
should pause aud reflect l[st!e before voting
that ticket.
, 1877-03-30

LINCOLN PARK LODGE. No. GIL. A. F. & a. H..
AZ the eahe.a a.c ncrsey notiaed TO meet q ths ha
ri " ns smrniel hsutheF. John kroRer; services
Uinence at O'clock p. tn at l5Q oAo.st Irritation
alcAtuu of the Lodge Friday evening. at tsclocf 70
nuke arrangements. CHAs. H. eINMUSS, W.5lt
, 1877-03-30

! HOME LODGE. No. noa A, r. and A.. M.-I1eRulal
cou,n,unrat,on thts tFriaaL} evening 4 ~ Ixea,y
:en cordially Invited. by order of the y; IT,:
, 1877-03-30

NJ II. Lasslle-s;. special Communication this lfri'
iyxrer Vlsitors cordiallY Invited. III orvr II tho
uastcf Il. n. TUCKER Bee.
, 1877-03-30

It 10 generally believed IN New Yurk that tho
missing A. OAKxr Halt has tlel 10 Europe To
escape tic shame and the penalty ot disclosures
relative to The ''sln4 +" Of which he used 10 VI n
part. Investigation haa shown that while tho
missing mnn was not what Is vulgaFly called
'sdush," neither was he financially embarrassed,
having money enough for current expanscs, and
friends who would chrcrlutlY aid httn. That he
rms disappointed 1nan h true. Fortune kicked
like mule ngainst him. IN thc beginning he
abandoned Ruod law practice for politics. and
pollstcs heaehcd lMsa on coast whose sands
coyer other wrecks than l,s, luscd 10 destruction
by the wrcckiDg-beacons Of dorcrnorship of
Its State and aaenatorshtp OK ths United States,
II not pface, further along, 10 tic Cab't'es,
when the Democrats, like King CHARLES, eane
to their own sgaia. Thcac wcru his ambitions,
Is told by himscst to d fr!sna. The
rupture Of tho Tammany "Ring"
hlotched the fair pictures and dashcd
lis hopes against the sudden crags Ut 4 x'rtnc
10 which wrsthfnl city RAyo violent upheayal.
That ended his political career. and he took to
] tho stage, and cssnyel what proved to be dual
failure. hfr. HALL has continually dcaed pub.
| lie opinion 60 Jar ~ It connreted him With tho
| Tntnmany rascaiitfcs. but his friends now give
| credcnce to the rutnors that ha has ded more to
| avoid the shame Of the !snpendlng revelations
Of SwsxNY or TwHgp, aud ahasnlon suicide or
murder as cause for his abscnce. Europe, ul-
ways q favortts asylum with tho deshroned
monnrchs Of New Yusk, would be tho plaeo for
HALL, especially Il tho "r.ug" demanded that,
IL an Important witness, TIC should go there.
That "ring" would furnish him tho money fol-
royal living abroad. and maintain scFupuloua
caro- over Ills matters At homo 1t would be-
wilder those in search Of him, and. II possible,
clap, with significant selection, court-plasteFa
over the eyes and mouth OF that venerable
spinster. Justice. In The end It will bo found
VIC prcdEct, that HALL is alive, well. and kept
away BY Tammlny's diplomacy.
, 1877-03-30

Greenbacks at tho New York Gold Ell
,Laugo ycsterdny closed al 05s.
, 1877-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tlnvarfyts Theatre.
Y Randolph STREE. tetwreb Elafk and lasallc:
Engagement Of Charlotte Thompson 'a!tas Anlson."