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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
- EA4kLR oLILO0K.

Lfr.r. FROM ELDER rvANs-H0w a SHAKER III
CARDS uE CONTEST BETWEEN THE EAuHoADs
AND I-EE rNrLoYIs.
To thr Ldttor Of me Tribune.
SIR: Your editorials upon tie Labor Strike
afe admirably reasoned ou., from your point of vcg.
Ofrau.1.o capital B, pi,ice against organized Labor
I'D railroad capitalists nave legal right Cd combine.
undo, clu- aFs. b. arrange their own business cIn-
t'- .-'l alr-s and pay such wages as they choose.
IT l-e'. In ror oate capacity speaking through Wander
OIL. ercae o. pas Ola the NeW-Yurk Central. only fifty
CENT i o.,lt E Choir r lt. and tc lahorers sIoud
e-''-- i-eui -1 lr Competition is tho seal OF trade.
lAe railroads possess the night 20 compete with each
O'"cf n les au4 freight. THE la10rers BOZ their I--
N capacity as trade. Unions speaking through George
~ h't Train. l4ye the right 20 decide not % work
TOT tAe NcH-iuE Central under 81 per day And as
A"Do'ti' have the ssme right 10 compete with each
O''ei it le capitalists pof-e-s one iaborcr any
combination 81 aboer has caarly te t 90 WORK
"a" Hi'y cents la iAo strikers woudlave 10 work
TOT ,Ae a. When iaDorer trades union pre-
"s .y nnoyuncc physical or mental, another iabOrer
ron "oins aany Kind Of business and for just such
e"ser' o. no rage Dee chooses 70 II unlavful-uuiust.
- orb Central might as legally control Tie Boz
.,l-i. Guy lA carrying passengers ana freight
."'it ln 100 Government. there Is no God" BE-
,.a, az .oh Bfadaugh. lhe English ref0Imer. had
calIfai,.t 1eiieaL ahorelh in tAcr gfninblg about
,e,e.,,- ron possess he said "WLat con
Won r1 sell government What 10 yon wantf"
a., III tAe governments, the laws. The capitalists
their S gent against The ignorant Tie wise in
tetnne,t AVN against the unGise; the Industrious,
enf trts' "nohleal az against The lazy selfindulg
icssi Fayabond. criminal clpeses he labofer,
F@SA' seAVOis, and the freedom vi the public lands
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TILE COTRTS.
A FERRY coMPAYY's FIGHT FOR LIFE.

A FERRY COMPANY's FIGHT FOR LIFE.
The suit Of the People on the demand of
the staten Island Railroad Company against the Pilot
Commissioners TO compel them to remove the Stapcton
pier OF the Staten Island Ferry COMPANY which has been
adudsed nv the Court Of Appeals TO be unauthorized
iufrusiou harlur. Yesterday before JuGSc
Wes,brook in Supreme Court, Chambers, on motion
for a maudamus. The counsel for the Ferry company
asked cave 20 come in aG they the parties really
interested 90 sustain the pier and asked tWO wees
adjournment 20 have other counsel present. judge
Westnronk said that as the Court OF Appeals had sta-
tanned his own opinion AGAINST the Ferry company ne
Id NOT sec much DOUBT the matter but as II coud 90
l,ff harm ~ fitc P.ouc ne felt Ike giving the man
lighting for his life opportunity ana so granted the
leave and the adjournment.
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DrcIsInNs-ArGrsT l.

c,,,.,,o C,,,..- rba,.I4, By .Tudrc DOnohup.-
~ ,ras Fr, Rant IDIrstr,a savings Rank aet.
altL'.i ,.,t.. B,,.-.. -re
-aui 10y e. IA i .3, al amid Trou,
nat-rI 1- A4t4- 4lD -, . ',-t n,,,.rs.
ara --t- i..,-' ,tt . . riI,. --,1il'I srt tft
'l''''1 - Ts-,,,.t "a
VOL ~ iliu '-. "a. ., ann, .-,,.fel .,rri,-
aei Eeicl'. carr @-.. +iil' .i 4-'-..' $500 i,"-,
ART. -ir.ur'H1nf utu ,fi HHuhi.- lN, x .-..'
GcSHTucy agt. Matthews ticAt n ii oi, n ioili .,.o.
Murphy H-t. GucrItI- ii ton d.nfd N-lIeuI cost 1T &
matter H Tii'r-h ciuoa4Cin y me- ftol .it" a-t '""
son anf -c.i-ici -tihc i..' 20 --,s e- i,
a. Zen IN ZOO order 20 b. sctti 7 on no ice. Williams
9e Kr.r,lo uu granted plaintiff sJrIatlng 10 refer
ana 10 ou ou two DAYS. notice.
d. rr.. w. pr,,.4 u.r-;,t
fP.ca' ~. Go. J" '.,ItJ an "' '-i''
ETC aEi' i''I''"' ''''''7 ''''''
>,,.gli,r foar'-SuD.i0i In7m-bv Judge Sanford
r.ri. .,- l, lar,li.r4taa Frlf Jar Co. judgment Tor
49,. .,.-t,.r i,-.rt = lug rf9rtrru % h. Co..
f.rt -,.,t. ri a.' Jones iyt Judgment FOR
t. ,..-,, 90 lilpr fif. %. c..l.
",,,.a, i.t-,rg.r ..+ -f-r..i.r ar sI Nj morfrIm.
C'-. o I,,r'.g.- E.af,u .r..',t viii $40 cost The
. --.,,.-,.. hr fi ,u, egt an,I CORY -ort eli
~ - , ~ 81 .ft.r,..t 10 I'I-r lIrre lar. boz. or. I'd,
,r ~ ,,+f' notice, rf .ef- er mi a THAT fqr Balrlck
-t g- r,r-i Indictment riai r.cr.al. boz allowed o.t
~ f ,le rrcr INNS wand M him with int rest and .afr
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RACNG IN FNGLAND.

THE GooDwoOD sTAErs woS BY PRINCE GEORGE
LoNDoy, Aug. AT Goodwood to-day, the
second u the meeting the FOR the G00dwood stakes
brought field u twelve horses. The winner turned
up In Mr. Crawf1rd's colt, Prince George. with Nj
Jcukinss colt Gauoe second. and Lord HunUngtOns
FLY. x lst0ue. third. The latest betting the
10 against Prince George, 20 10 AGAINST Gou-
eesler ana TO I against HystOne
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= N" u
-'.'' '- anu 49,
Tc uu Der 90 rivals ram Luultst, ports during the same
uule Was ts iol'"s.
Ftmr4 ~hlr. l,rkF. Brige Scl-. Tetal.
r.,.-.r,, rort. 81 4i2 $40
-o.flrrl .o-t-.............. -I les Zag
TOTAL ..-.........------.... ln. TOG ll5s
r.. tI..- 10. y-rl
Do i-iti. AN-- D. ... AA.-'i iL.' o. "hi-ih oFAipEi
CAPT i'f Iff'ft Irlt fnIIr.
.u- De- trt' L ti,ilittis Ie,.i-. Can't iau-
r. f-.n II.IiIG HIr. .H. ST. IfI.u tuf Jackson.
frI -ra le.u- iI. l-'irHa, In- n4Ha. trOu Nre
fr. r. a4. I..re' .4if. F..r.nI lfOu hfs-Nr-
leans. ff.,t.
s.I. g.. Aur. Tho til-u fIUt Steamship NIuIi11lu.
Clr .ri.u--.. lr toHfltt. Jus Ii ty rar quebec,
jay -.'i .t irI. 4t4 ..N p .ern =" q i,-3-E. ,.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Wednesday. Aug l, 1877
The following real estate sales were made
at the Exchange salesroom to-day.
BgJrs. ~ ookey . Co.
3st0rY brick house with Cf NO 40 est I2 ST,
$50 # of9th av lot 25Sase NJ siyersrein $3.50
77h 81 "a a. o 6s Jas J. %et AIS. g. 400
story frame ~ Win IL lot .n. East ssdst s15t
wof shave, lot 25x9slli Washington Life IHsur ooo
IN John r. Boyd
Forsyth S S 6st Bsane ana T S MT lot
35xOO. l. N. IIirsi,' $3.50
Il " OF istaye lot Ss6x,s9 Jo' Ie9i..... 1000
BIZ :. H. 1t,i.r g Son
5stOrY brick tenement house with lot, No jj3 West
52d.sl. s. POO IT of lithave, lot 26xss9i F. -,oo
ao".a. VII. lot, sy 4 ,Si 4.I;
ave. lots together Is IlxiOOIii Germania life 800
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YORK CITY
@d-iye. go n o. 7Sthsi. 20xs3.s Elizabeth T ao,
l1othsl ; $50 q = Of l0tlrave 751os John Nc -
Mott st. D W cor canaIsi 56xioO3. also Moft-st 40
sal . part of Herman Wagner ana wife to Peter
54tast. :, lostt o. MadIsc.aye, 6xIoo5 Adj
son and husband 10 George MiIIisan ''., 1900
= aud arSoklyn bridge ~ = - 1917, $500
3daye V s. 30 It 5Gth-st, 2Jzg5; Henry schmidt to
to Geo Passet IN. 1880
r Goodwin 70 r. MAYOR $4,000
AIN St. s. $io.6 q e ioh.ave is0xoo; Mary 4.
Brown e. L"uise Jorian. ......-.- 10000
Tccrer and bas5aai 70 Ernst q koracr 1850
frieneke go. llOoo
Won Gerec6ien 70 a Purne ''.'.' $3.50
ana 6usband 10 L Eayolond......... - leo0O
, vi =" @ te - ~ 5.,i n q, r,,, -, u, In,
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Excursions.

A SARATOGA.-Drect Route, via Citizens
"a palace steamer. from Pier a. y r..
through - 90 Excursion tickets good TOR three months -
CANDY HOOK EXCURSIONS.-New- jersey
- Railroad ne.-fhe swift, iiCsnt
EMPIRE STATE and JESSE HONrT leave View
York from Pier x North RIVER too kectorf for sandy
ooa, 600, 83n 1850 a. 3i5 ,. Returning,
Nc,s-YnrN $3.50 n.. l2O, p. sundays. $3.50 a. an. Re
turning, arrive $50 q.
Fare the trip only 50 cents
C0ncers by Prof Asrcms brass, reed, and string
ban. special large parties sandy Hook High
lands. aud Long Branch. Apply % CIAS. r. NCFADDIS
General Ticket Agent Long Branch, N.J
INVEST POINT or NEWBURGH daily lex
" ccpt suudaysl Take regular ALBANY LINE return
by down boat ROUND TICKETS az EACU ksION
RATES. Sec DaY Line advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

COL Hodiue only shot u competition. and mnoc
Isl 10 VIII Doc hy these figures that Nessl7 Jewell.
Detin. Hyde. Allen, Biydcntursn and Weber have the
lcS.Il~ scores
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Brooklun ucal GstaIe for Sale.

nWELLTNG-HOUSE Nos. - WillOw-st..
70 Hcs~st 49, 5l ent 81 Sa-saus, 100 end l02 Pine
apple-st. aHd iJ7 WiGUEAbv ST. - Itta~et,-av4-
GORDON j. FokD. ~ ClarSst. brooklyn.
TOR SALE-On Corner OF CaIlton-av. and
4 Berrcn-si. very desirable LOTS iur immediate IN
prOyemont. " il Boz -od only Cor cash ana morlGIee.
RtIAND 80 WHITING, Beeknaust
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5iluations Uante1-- Males

USEFUL LAD Chinese with several
y clty references. Wauisa situation Wages only -
per month. can do two girls work cay 1r country. e "A
OF klfclcl-wok. scrub clean, wash dishes,
Upstairs work nicely. can be- ar PROTEST ANT
COACHMAN and CrARDENER.-A situation
- wanted by a single vaHug coif .man ana
gencr milk and make lir nf grnelalt useful about
plare Best reference Addi lSs q. DUFFY, ~ West
i9.hst
MALE NURSE English. accustomed TO at
VI tend myai or elderly geatismau 700 ieaye no
required 0i Irs. li aud Other
prominent gentlemen. Address II. Ia $50 0aHe AND prompt
attention viii be paid
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Drocklnn propcrip % Eet.

A TO LET. very low, the desirable 3-story
q and ha-cmrnt brick dwelling No. - liIio.l -, -
carroll PARK. GesIr ule tenant me Ih ~. l l,i
rs-.rali Apulv o. j. L. COltA Eth - tnnfrHi. i'Ai n'
OW-PEICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASk,
for Manufactures Rchnenes, ,lene' 49,, hl Tor
Icets o l04 with ulaieid waterfront Asot nu' ~ iu
,,.nr ON .evfouu Greek. ldlu ming Nc"l or ana 'A
-r. terms easy il Win bligti il ~ NJ
sefrlv improved Apply "a ". l. BROW l-lN No ~" W"
hau-,t.
max PER MONTH-TO LEA 2-st0ry
10 'b frame cottage. 6o leo deep - rooms az, mos "a
lrdot ivu E H.. key Al lg7. ROGERS BRO" LII sou
Grand-st., r.. ID.
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Counlrn Heal Gslatc for Sale.

A COTTAGE HOME IN Flushing, with city
- improvements. Tor Sale small two-torr horae. eg.t
rom- lrurt stairs furnace waiter stationary thus.
&C; Itacre nicely riaAiea lawn ctoquct nond gfterng
pipes 5000.
aHcr mortgage. Atai,s, Is. g.. Box Tribune uiLce.
A FINE BUILDING PLOT. 60 by $50, or
4 90 uv I-C Iert dr..rauiy locsiel dry soil.
vereut lr-e deIss- Fushul I. all ou owner No
spruce si y. ". ur ltdr,- IS. To-, Box 49, inlul 'I t
r. y Flusu combines country advantages With the CITY
Convenience l --i-, sewers. water Nc
A NICE LITTLE FARM of 30 acres. near
q t,s pif. Wr-aaavted Use rsgnc. nj Neuf lra
business rriua piraluft heated ul I-l ground, Win
beautiful .,ii ru"fIt tr-tcg.s ue-auor 1o. Wiia
GOOD school lu. COLLEGE Urtye..-- and si@car.,
churras- etc.. hJut ~ unt sold nf Dec VIII De-
-rui tenant for YeaTs. Address, - bbANi
Box 49, Tribune office.
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5ummer Doaro.

Think ererin7 THE TRIBUNE TsboVid IKE b. BE- able
~ tqecTf e Grge rertisd p1Der f0r tco TIRE
n0fts nisneii gbff fHd cit egfiie0 ~ r0 be
q Jeeft 10 me-. frs. Ellen s. Robinson, Pigeon C0C
L = PER WEEK.-BOARD among the noun
p ans opposite the Cask. IN the quiet village OF Green
Eycr miles Hllslaie Harlem silraa
fishing and hathag the door daily mail plenty of eggs
fresh vegetables milk and good table halt nic - of LAT
Ridge LOO feet mile and quarter b. top u ban MouH
tain. 1000 feet place Tor those seeking health nd
tor circular
Address VAN HOEsEN ~ BRO,
81 Soufhst, Y. Y.
sVADAWANUCK HOTEL,
W -rONINGTON. CONN.
CLIMATE. SAILING. AND DRIVES UNSURPASSED.
REOPENs JUNE - 1917.
W. J.. ALLIs.
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gitn DrorerIn 90 fct.

NTI '--V'F''- y -
AND.ONE new Brown stone FLATS, WIN
Il r...in.nts 81 West 5-1st, near Elevated i.' H.
Rclt-. -2l to ~.
NO LFT.-HOTSE I'm finest location on 9TH
,v. a tu Ioo, intY pars from house. u rent low nom
An.,lst lst Apply tO-. T. TATE ll9 Maiden i-Ah'-
shee WEST 45th-Sr.. near 5th-av.-tou =
sb'b story hglstoop Dro~nsone house open "0' '' "
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CHEAP HOMES in TEAAS.-N0w Is your
tue to uuv GOOD farm the Lone star state
o Texas fertile. climate delightful le pergr, -3i
II IN For particulars address DJNALDrOA a. EkAlII,
BalhrIs. ~ Loais. Mo- p. q. Box -,7-H.
NOR SALE.---CHOICE COUNTRY SEAT,
near Tafvtoun. of the most desirable places on me
Hudson River; h 81 ground and hes a 9t I'M.
UUDSON RIVER, between Kingston ana
Cstsrlu -p.llratfu farm and country seat 30 acres
god bUnns. sinca. crops. Nci magnificent mountain anu
rver views RL land e WIilIIN1,, . b,eA. H'''as
CONERVULF. y. J-FOrty-acre farm pleas
= aLt located dr.t class bu.liugsi good soil viii De so'a
clcap % "A cash customer ,,....-..a a.
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6onscs ano farms 0anteN.

HARM WANTED in exchange for modern
house In Elizabeth convenient 90 main depot me I"1
and shade 10 HONL III broadway.
yNANTED-On . three or five years , LEASE Sc,
w Inv , family with uo children, house between ON
and ffiiavr4. 36tl and ili-tr tinus hu-i h..'o
aiming room .zt-u. nr Nt. A lIloI VII" ii''in
iu rair. Address e., u. %. Boa i-1u.
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Counlrn propertn % Eet.

CUTY HOTEL ~ PROVIDENCE, X. l., to let
for one or more y,ls. This Hotel is VOL Known 20 ,,
tr,ve,r nuilc throughout the world, and rom u st'
ana slrruindin continue 10 De The eadhs ho'oi oi
H'"'' Address JAMES r. HODGES Providence, H. l.
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Eectures ano aleetlnas.

4 MEXICAN iNSTITUTE.-A stated quarter
"a ~ meeting O this Institute VII b. held ON tn tt-DAH.
the 2l day August, O'Clock a. in tho
Cooper Building c. ". MCk. L.FsoSEk
Recording sec. ctary.
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HgAPLFWOOD HALL. Pttsfield, Mass
Va open the summer and Fail; beautiful park IN
aurfu !on; 1000 feet above TIE sea level -X hours
from New. YORK Terms moderate. send Tor circular to
LAS D. EHENCH. MAnnger
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/ CkDION LANDING. FOX SALE.
a f-.rape FARM OF rs acres Suitable tor -cntcuanH
corntrv r.sifcn The prou,ty is located on zee Hi sne
of the odd tllauv about mile north ol enc
station and cnfaru. eyiereivp hudson River
The sur - July apples, pears. aid other mali
frus and = 100 under cultivation. TIE 1timnee torilet f"
roo, harm. i,unu, and other oCDmdin-s tHc hoase con
faus Are rooms. Tie property 10 Dee sold cheap For
r.rficnlars address ONWARD CLA RhE. frbrnc Office.
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RANhEt III SALE VIZ ~II.I-NDiD AVN
ID ou Harlem Railroad. 100 miles from Hcw-fork CITY;
cotu- ItH acres splendid land. tHN under cultivation
uo .ysImn. ruck- waste and; aii Wel fenced ana
watrr.I- plenty wood ami Timber, large oi'.alb or
apple pears. pUu- pac"s etc large stream tAi"u4H
aI ana ucd+ cultivate. u'" ahl
roam 1I l~ machine good substantial dwe ng hca-e ot
dftten rooms and barns al Supplied WIN l"uhlah
wafer ng barrs and horse barns large Grain
and house. ut- house tool mouse cnr,se iiH',
bindings hiilh rhi
order r, fgruire altogether finest gin stock and dairy
farm ut DE Whole o ,hr Harlem N1iload having o.
wears scf over Joe head. the location IL very pheasant
and hea.-hiui. Only 80 rods from Urinary school tlA
only Ia miles from a handsome village, VIII ltieh
school .t0ro, churches mills post office etc. and Dui
az miles lrom a llI town and railroad statloh :
frcc with a the growing $40 acfg Was never
valued s7j ~ cent can remain ute " ~ OF
longer a pcr cent; tr farming utensils ana 100 .''
head W. sold appraisal wanted. Take in.V a. ~
train YORK. 90 Harl.ln iiali4"ad Ir II -
Iuuuife for I.IEs PRIZE Can return same 'F OF
snr odgc and breakfast premises and return on morning
train b. property beln- offered az 1li i-lI Us I.c
frg hn above birE mortgage on lu h'c can De no
Trading nor UeyiafiOn lie prize.
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NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Aug. l, 1877.
The following real estate sales were made
at the Exchange salesroom tO-dov.
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Snmmec Doaro.

frequently hear rom DafronS The drT kaOlcisdgs
hGd fh beautiful Bince lc1s foa Bor cart ~ rhE THB
uE-" Ihdrc arGys yeg1red THE TRIBUNE te Bot nfe1ns
o. r'1ct ing ne be Deope Thee. Hansen, Mountain House,
DctfrGrc Wafer Gap. Pam.
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6elp uauiso

GHOENAkERS.-Wa good last rs. TRIM
- mers nnishcr sirsg te.t4s, alsl
three nye handed teams ON hTstflass work EnNi rs
BURT. 100 Duauest.
WANTED-j0 hands to work nc Lad es
w Uudrrarmens with roicrence Inqgc 90 so N0s ok
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4 THOROTGHLY EDrCATED industrious

\ Young ady French. nuqc embroidery Inar, Engsh.
with best references viii devote h,r whole Ie fl lauY
win good home Addre-s Teacher Uptown Tribune ONCE,
LIS BrUaIway
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EVANSVILLE. LIVINGSTON co. NEW

DUNELLEN, y. Large. airy rooms. plenty
terms ~ VI. GORDON.
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5iiuatlons Ddute0-femalss.

At BOOkHAM'', $50 4th-avc, near oath
= ST. A parties wanting help. and nrp wanting .itu-
Eugllsi French, ian German.
scotch and Irish help lauuifes-es c.am1t liis,
Mattresses ladies' maids. nurses, WORKER ana nose
-IlIal.
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ATINNAL HOIEL.

= RICHFIILU SPHINGS, ', 2.
% tou accommodations Tor summer 1Oarers
rfrI's 40 r,r week. \. BARRT-S. Proprietor.
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LEASIDE Hot STE, Ocean Beach. \. IL rst-
- .. fIrv lous. directly on ocean 'front.' lust conpeleii
f1 rooms terms moderate; boating ana fishing Address
NI. r.. a.. GAtkEi-ON.
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LFr.ra FROM ELDER rvANs-How sIAErH RI
GARD. llE CONTEST BETWEEN TIE RAILROADS
AND I-ElE IMpIoYIs
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COUNTRY BOARD in private family at MAT
y TFAWAN, opposite Nswburg. q miles from IN nson
River rooms acres grounds. boating. bathing
fishing; abundant ffui and vcce
tables depot by adults -. Address A. H. W.,
box -. Matlcaw az. y. I.
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EEALSFY HOUSE, AtlaurIcyIle, south SId'
Long Island: within Minutes walk ~ GOOD bathiu
aui perfectly healthy seaoodln variety and album
dance Terms reasonable. W f. HALS EY.
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NORTH BRANCH, Somerset County, n. j.
- lovely country home l2 honrs central isalroi o
New, Jersey mountain air. mosquitoes; fresh fruit au
vegetables tnd table nrstiass terms - Address
BUXTON North Branch, somerset County, !. j.
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NORTH CONWAY HOUSE. North Conway

y s. H. vail open June IL location and scenery unslr
pqss,d In the whole White Mountain region board nom - %
ID per week aud - per day. For particulars address
\. Il MASON. proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

NEW MOUNTAIN NIEW HUISE, sltuatt
y near the Catsk Mountains ~ niles west o CAIRO !
lace desirable place, good location pleasant scenery
house accommodate 80 hoaldelsi house new 10 Oe'
ropus. convenience for driving; fefua - 20 = per N'th
cr. half price; lower chan before offered 10 ech que
th1t stayt weeks 20 ts Residence ilr u no
r. very reasonable boar crs 40 anF Tine rom no
a., Ia Defos.r LEONARD Il. GARRISON.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-04-07
Suicide Bars Life Insurance.

Louisville, March l9.-ln the
case of Susan Jackson against the
Mound City Life Insurance Com
pany Of st. Louis, the jury to-day
returned b verdict for defendants
George N. Jackson, plaintiffs hus'
band, was cashier in the Office Of
the United States revenue collector
at this port. In 1875 q defalcation
was discovered amounting to sixty
thousand dollars. jackson was
suspected, but died before bis guilt
could be proven. An examination
revealed arsenic in the stomach,
and upon this fact the insurance
company contested the payment
Of the policy, claiming suicide 81
the grounds for their action. The
trial Of the case caused much at'
tention.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-04-07

r.. .o,,.n,.,o. ~ r.forence We
h.rov,,th ,,.hii.h : t.hular state-
,n.r, oss.s.. !. .md r.voe t.xes.
3. r.sh Z, es v.,..,,o. AZ prousrty.
State tax. general purposes, 8 mills,
etste tax. honda. : mills.
pnrv,Lrnr TAxrs.
On ssoA store s>osk under q. .coo. ..... - %
On saeh ssoss ssock ofei 'sse 70 > q - = y
q. M ~ ~ .ss.s = ~ - = 4 - . %
8. - alo,s 49, a. g .om 10 Z. ~. % %
On - ~, stook Of oe.voe 10 is,se. - -
On sasA s,sss ssssk Of eis.ose 70 is.ses. - .
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-04-07

CIRCUIT COURT.

n. ?. TRIMBIE, Sudge'
Z. w. Clarke, Dist. AeoEssy'
Coahoma county-2d Monday Of
September and Aarch-'eontinus
twelve days.
Bolivar county-4th Monday Of
September and Aarch-eUhtinue
twelve days.
washington county-2d Monday
Of October and April-coutinue
twenty-four days.
Sunhowcr county-2d Monday
of November and May-continue
six days.
Sharkey county-Sd Monday Of
November and May-continue ok
days. 49,.
issaquena county-4th Monday
of November and May-continue
twelve days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-04-07

ana and South Carolina rs free as
Ohio, and have the flag float over
States, not provinces; over free
men, not subjects. Ii done, the
peace and prosperity Of the Re-
public will be secured. II not done,
the whole responsibility for the
consequences, whatever they may
be, willrest upon President Hayes.
JOHN You've Brown.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-04-07
The Bible On which the Fraudu-
lent President Teok the Oath
Of once.
From the Baltimore SUM-,


A record Of the oath privately
taken at the White House on Sat-
urday night by Gov. Hayes was
made by the Chief Justice at the
time and delivered to Mr.. Fisk to
be placed Oh file in the State De-
partment. No official record will
be made of the oath taken yester-
day. The Bible on which the oath
was taken Saturday was . hand
some new one, purchased especially
for the purpose BY d. W. Middle
ton, ESQ.,, the Clerk of the Supreme
Court of tho United States. 1t 10
an expensive English edition,
bound in brown Turkey morocco
with gilt edges.
This morning Mr.. james II. Mo
Kenney, the Deputy Clerk Of the
Supreme Court, called at the
White House iu behalf Of Mr.. Mid.
dletou to present the Bible to Mrs.
Hayes. Mrs. Hayes was In the rcd
parlor, surrounded by . large
number Of lady friends and callers,
As soon ~ she saw Mr.. McKen'
ney she said: "Oh, there's the
Biblc," recognizing II at once
Mr.. McKcnney. then presented II
to her with the compliments o.
Mr.. Middleton. On the hy-leaf 4
written, ITO Mrs. Hayes, from
d. NJ. Middleton, Clerk Of th'
Supreme Court Of the Unitct
States, used for tho administration
| Of the oath on tho inauguration
of Rutherford d. Hayes as Presi
dent Of the United States. Se'
llSth psalm, llth, 18th, and ISL
verses" Mr.. Middleton lla'
marked the vorscs at the spo
where Gov. Hayes had kissed tn
book. Mrs. Hayes said: ~ gues
Mr.. McKenney had better read q
the verscs." Tho ladies oil crowds
around and Mr.. McKenney rea
tho three verses, concluding wit
the following:
"Thcy compassed me about
yea they compasscd me about, bu
In the name of the Lord l wi
destroy theni."
Mrs. Hayes laughed gaily an
said "Oh, no, | guess hc won
destroy anybody. She then too
the Bible and desired that HI
compliments and thanks should |
given to Mr.. Middleton.