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Evening star., 1877-12-29

AVIRY BAD BOY.-A youthful north bencher
said to his mother the other day: ma, Yuba
Dam aint swearing, Is ity' "Oh, no; that Is
the name Of a town In California" Wei,
ma, when you go out the back door Yuba Dam
careful or yOu'n take tumble to yourself OH
that ice. / Just sat down on IL SO sudden that
1t jammed my neck clean down into my lungs, !,
Ii was jammed back into place again i'm lust
two minuteS.-ISaH Lake Herald
Evening star., 1877-12-29

WHEN David Davis feels bad, Democrat then Is
he:
When David Davis feels good. q Republican then
is he,
When David Davis gets mad. why, then he's the
thiId partee. (Derou Telegraph.
Evening star., 1877-12-29
REPORT or -c0MMITTetS or THE COM.
mITTee or ONE HUNDRED.

The following il the report Of the Committee
on County Statistics made to the Citizens Com
mittee OF One Hundred:
Evening star., 1877-12-29
HOW PLEyNA FELL.
GrsPhic Pen Picture Of the ATTEMPT.
ed SOPtie.

AMID FOG AND FIRE-SKOBELEFF OCCUPIES
osMAN'S FORrIFICATTONS. RENDERING RE-
TREAT IMPoSSIBLE-THE SILENCE AFTER
Evening star., 1877-12-29

bacteria; the other is an infusion of turnip.
BOth liquids are as clear as distilled water and
there Is no trace of life i'm either of them. A
mutton chop. over which little water has been
poured to keep its juices from drying up. has
alm Ennm Tor three i,S daxs avs upon plate in warm
| The fefid mutton juice under micrOscOpe. it
Is found swarming with the bacteria. which
ilve Dy putrefaction, and without which no pu-
aaio Teaactiion can occur. With speck Of the
swarming liquid the clear mineral solution
and the clear turnip infusion are each inOcu-
lated: In twenty four hours the Transparent
liquids have become turbid throughout, and
tnstead Oh neng barren, as at first, they are
The experiment is now varied. Into the
pure mineral solution and the pure turnip in-
dust: The effect is tardfer than when the
speck Of putrid liquid was employed In three
days, however, after its infection with the
ing as before with bacteria. But what about
the mineral solution, which i'm the first expert
ment behaved i'm a manner undistinguishabie
from from Il the turnip juice. At the end Of three
Of bacterial life. While both liquids are able
TO feed the bacteria, and to enable them to
multiply after they have been once fully de
velop the germinal dust of the air into active
bacteria. The mineral solution, to take an
Illustration from higher life, can feed the
chick, but cannot develop the egg
The death point of bacteria IS another inn
pOriant subject. The experiments already re
corded show that there Is a marked difference
Oetween the dry germinal matters Of the air
putrefying organic liquids. The one can be
luxuriantly bred i'm the saline solution, the
Others refuse to be born there, while both of
turnip infusion: II we boil our muddy mine.
raj solution withits swarming bacteria for fiye
minutes, not one OF them escapes destruction
In the soft succulent condition in which they
exist In the solution. The same is true of the
tuInip infusion II 1t be innoculated with the
living bacteria only-the 2rial dust being
carefully excluded. But the case is enfireIS
different when we innOculate our turuip infn.
tfi0at In the air. '-.~s'e1
, 1877-01-10


At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
tue Chicago West Division Railway Company,
held YESTERDAY. the following were unanimously
reelected Directors ot tho Company for the e1-
slsll. year, VIZ: ]. r. Joncs, D. II. Campbell,
William II. Brm!lcy,S $. H. Cobb, John 4. Tyr
rcll, Jerumc Bccrllcr, and Nathan Corwit..
From the report of tho Secretary, 1t appeared
thnt three stables and four caI-l,ollscs had been
erected during the year, nt cost Of t10l GG0.Gi.
This work WAS dnne under tlIo supervision Of
Mr.. Ansel H. Cook. Thvac buildings are of
brick, two stories In height, and their aYrsa9s
Rize Is no by 15S feet. Tlie tnta, amount cx-
pended during tho year for nuw lines OF truck,
e1.ss. horses, mud, buildings, etc., IVES $;W,-
t1Gul. From thy report ot the Superintendent,
cars now On ilau.l Is 9415. and the number OF
horsrs 1,ss0; that tho number Of round trips
nude during tho year was Gil 42s mud tho ilt,l,-
bcr 1T miles run 3,lD0,'A5, or S,7D miles daily,
which IL equivalent to 'nakins the circumference
Of tle eurt1! every t'lrse days. nou1lu tracks
street to Thirteenth, and on South Ilalstc4l
street with steel raita froln ltarrisU streut to
the river. The Hiuu Island avenue track
lns been extended to Twcnty-scconh
strert, tho West Indiana street truck
to Western avenue, autl tile West Lako street
nn Milwaukee avenue md Cltnton street, con-
meeting With thu Randolph Rtrcct track vt the
corltcr 0f Randolph nntl Clinton streets.
Thu Directors meet Tl!lratlay to elect officers.
MONTH SIDE.
At Tie annual clcrtfun Ut tile stockholders Of
tue North Dlysstou Railway yesterday, tho fol
!lowi,g-nn1ncd DIRECTORS were chosen: Y. Z.
Turner. Gsorgo 1. llnInspy. v. G. Cloudy,
L. Buckingham.
, 1877-01-10
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
The National Banks Select Their
Directors for the Year.
West and NOrtl, Side Street fail.
wnys---Sporting Clubs.
Academy Of Bcicncss, Mechanics Institute
Vessel Owners Association, Etc.

ELECTION Or OFFICERS.
Tue National banks Of t'!' e'ty held !! their an
n'ih' meetings yesterday aill elected officers a
follows:
,s>.,,-a.nn.,u n r!n.1; T;r1:,,o, p,.,,os,,. pn
t;rny' Vicr. .ire.iIrnt. Tyman !. t,a~a. Esshier:
H. Is. Sy'noa hs1Isaht Hissersn p,,r.n n
cr,w Se,nnni u tinrtnr II IL T,r,er Manrci
Taient;, EJwari +, Iawfence, LYMAN j. uage,
1's''"'' ''''''' a. "' rm,nns
y,r<.to-.-r 1,x,,o pesrr. f,eo,ca NJ pol,msn
sriiiisr, =. Allan insnnh Me1ii f:hnrirs IT, f,nr.
lie. I. H. iIsnIrf.on. Charles il, Steele jobs ii,
thompson y J. ns"'n'paai n'prn.
l?tdn p.s.a + c.:be9
&. n il. iathror. Assistant ti cs.hicr. N'N' e-e
h, y.n :t'S: %, aIS ssn.o1 ssf Han A. MI
sfS. srH T. ~ ''eef'' II u s'''0n' ''AAs T. loH'
'''''' sonruwz.rrky.
J,rf.}.f<nf-Cenrre Nfurrcs
E Ssns ;1s 9shs a. snoIs B. sa.es Co.,
0'''se'' - xArIoSah nAsx or tLLiSoir.
Emit rrut.lia, Walter l.. Peck. II. N. lllbbaru.
g y; Gesk,, i. Ss9 9y!ns's9n II. NJ Kl~helI' u.
IIrsttors-!Icnry +. Ratnes. WIN, II, Ferry,
Alfred Crnwie-, Henry Keep, Henry W. King. n.
Il. l,awHvn, john 4. Markcy, y. X. FaI1baak.
..".. y. :, .cESTnAI:.
nasti, VIcc. c.rfcsldent; j. McKeo Sanger. cashier;
i. =. nakcl. :Aa,l.tant Cashier.
A. Downcr, il. u. Iiinsda!c, 4. NJ. Endleott.
xsncnAsrs.
~ ,9a1trsIc: ?: hlat' prs.idont; ): f. notsfordr
Seclry, A..Istant Cashier, ~''~' ~
Nirsctors-c. u. llaIr, ]. X. Dotsford, Lyman
nlslr. y. A. Jones, e. J. Dlalr John DeKovcn,
, 1877-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

FEssEL-oWExNs' TOWING COMPANY,
The sixth annual tIlectiug Of the Vessel OHn-
crs' Towing Company WIS held yesterday utter
moon It NJ. e53 South Water street. Capt.
Jamcs l.. lliygie presided.
Tho report Ut tae Board Ut Directors rsye the
following facts:
Tie assets amount to $80,lol.4o, anu the
liabilities I" $52,1s3l3; leaving q surplus Of
f3,a71,N The grusa cummings for tho yeas az
gregatc slai.lso.H. Tho running expenses w
grrgato s5y, q, to which IL adled tho out Il
expenses, amounting to k7tca'.:s., making tlsu
running expenses I'll, ss35,..i, and the Det earn
in9s VI the tugs, ten IN number, &51 53.....N 10
the latter amounts Is atel The Interest collected,
which makes tho total 1lct earnings $57,2S3 81.
Fron thu ca,nount deduct sa1asles rent, t~nscs,
lauase, an4 Induction account, ayysegattns
*5i,241.07, and tho nek earnings for 1915 fOot up
$al:AL47. T'le lultgr amount a4lded to ths
surplus Oil hand Dec. 81, 1871, makca ths net
surplus tudatt gu, ST.. 80
Lust year the gro.s earnings Of the tugs aRgre-
gated Slt5, ,6tt4l. The expenses1or the same
lime aggregated tGS, ,1al04, to which |. aided
thu Interest aeeount u fsi,la-l5. making tse
tota! net earnlngs for the year Of 1915, t74.
Gl4aL From tla latter amount deduct the pet
, 1877-01-10
SAFE CONSTRUCTION OF THEATRES.
IA NJ 4 Tz.fG


CffcA6ot Jan. 3-Ihc greatest danger In any
public building consists In tic utter want ol
confidence Of, tho t,art of thu nnhtfc IN tts cou-
strurtIon. A. The afrht of DANGER t,,cre ID ;,
s.,', ..,' ~ ''S' .. r"he' '"ei' - .
Ifa''t'e rush LOT thc ea1ts. Each man or womal
Strives at once to be the first at tho doors. len
son and patience Eonc, every truce Of order
vau,shpd. Inn nuIlenrc ia re,luccd to hard ~
s..f. ..Hu,'..., ,a..s'., - VI
1uI.'o "o.hA's uessla.s'o,' ul''n eael. otncf'
But for thls fact n!nc-tcbtls perhaps all OF tlln
audience, might have escaped unhurt from tho
Dropklyu vrcxk But IA nuybody tn 1,}ano for
,u,t rn.,1ni,r b,,,.olf =, h.. ~. 49,.
Aot 'ses."s .te.os' ~ W ."e 'afL
ohe ou!, u tlc 7sk oi Dc'he rohstca allsef III
decd, II there had been trchlo tho space for exit,
even then It would be unreasonable to expect
sa:, 49, ,'"1 ,, ~, ~, w.. a"an ~" H..
Feat '4 Eoac nut, Anta Llo plt'c atlu cohseQtlcht
tle"tructIon u human life would have been
utmost the same. safcty cannot be obtuined by
rT,ntr,tr, viii, TIN surres,so',s ,,1. T., ill., ~, -
co"'eI'eu MI" tno s"sscs.sons 'haae ~ Ills lato
fcport by our superintendent o! Buildings tho
galn will bo but slight. Not tl4at wish to
y 10 sucgr.t tIlat Tic remedy r..sts WITH tho
1ulbiic rnthcr than with m,hii,. nI}ir.rS
What " wanted In to insnfrc thc
public with tr,st anil confidence. 10 that
aui:nce w.n,ii frci wnrrantr ir1rsst iw T.. -, a,'
in Ecrninv ,nffrnt and mi, mi "r"r.. ~. az, ~
awaiting ls turt, for ext. Iuaslnl,cb N anI. S H.
nnyc III exit tunlt in a imcos,rn tn ,,1,s1m,. "
instili tiis degree of safn.fr.tinr. n unhnnre.
av;l,Al snfcty. hut IA it rcasnti'ln IT., .T'crt
tl,a, The mere Observation-Disclosures If thero l.rIns
n1nnc nrDyIslun fr ..xit Yo,I1J nrcsrrro rnHs.,,,
nnI nutlencr il, nm nntlicnrc M thr ,nn,n"t xo,,
life II thrcatcnetl. NJ, lnnIs n. mn th"otr.s ar,.
universally lmnwr n IL NOR" ,tn,"r-.s,.".I a.I
N.r II IL fatr to srncct n sn,Itinn ~ IL ,,roi,
lem from, INV ncr,s, of annlin.,,s for ut H ti,,
out fires. {ju tie co,,trary. I'm ,nnr,, ti,".a i
known shout such apnapcr. ~ tho u rrcatrr HIT ihs ~
hrarc and consrrnsti" IT. thr crtics ''on, ,me
i,,r thcy scrye n. vorsiscnantx ~ ,i,,trr
;Thrr. IL m T,rn'v ,I", .,r",,,t ~ uu'Ist ~
construction, nj ti2,rns RI" H., ~ ,,t ~ n,o 10
obtained fs lint ti,r n1,,',"nrc j. s,r ~ ,,, ~
hniw. In rnsc t6crr h. orv ,ttIIs., I'LL. is"a..
hcoy. Ma f"nr so,li ba .HaI TN n,'I PRIZE
he seclrs fru Tia stay ,mrt ts tM., s x'd'
irjrk wall viii hcavv wirn srs,..',stnins I.i i
scnarnt ilc tw narts TI,o ,rt ~, ss su.. IL
~ ssd ty u'i,,i" f.s,,r t.,n, t*n!1 ~ MAY ~
within tIls vail ai rn,' sInwt " ~ s!eS s,,
l,ravity' ti,o Xii I,cInts r,,,IstoY ~, ~ o"
l,rkw,rt viii utr.hr, cs 'rIts ~ ~ nsaf5
lmvnw whrn tr sr,n1ia. @ .ia, ssuaa
iv ,n.v f.n, nS.,,r1 ~ H..
i"r IN wnrtIn "ri"r 'I..s,, "s."eo IT, naa o1 a.s
i've nnt.s frn I'm cn'nac",'. ~ ,nsr" W .h say
.h'y Innvf,,,, -, t,,o ~ 1ut s!.,s' w. ~ INC
, 1877-01-10
Company commenced suit yeAterday BY A.
taehnent against Henry Walker, Of Newport,

company commenced suit yesterday by At
tasnsns n,,em aga'n:t l1f91y Walker of Newport
Thomas Z. Dny began sust In attachment
Against Nelson =. Swartwout to recover s., 10.
The Bank OF Montreal has eurd William II.
Tin for $1,000. The samc plaintiff began suit
for q, 0O0 against Henry Wallace.
Ollvta Marfa Schmidt commenced suit 10 re-
innnn q. Glade.
e. u. Sherman, as Receiver ii The Fourtl,
National Bank, brought suit aga!nst the Chteaeu
COUNTY CouRT.
In the estate Of II. II. Lyman the willow re-.
linquishctl the position Of Administrator, anil
Lyman ;]y Staples was appointed, under bond for
The Jury IN the case Of Mary Mcdonald re.
turned u verdict Of not guilty.
foun,1 mt guilty.
l.ouis Bades was tried for larccny and ac-
quilted.
,s1a J;nn. ntonaETT-tieneral busIncss. Submitted
~ !n,mr t':sy11si, 147, 14o to 100, inclusive.
Junmk JAnEsox-4oa. 4la. 4e1 to 4o4, 4oa. 4.ao,
4S' 4!1' ~ =. 4 tI H. -. +43,4tG, t5o ~
ern Hallway Company. on trial
parmrisc rnGs Aon1El 90 H. ID. No. D Gage w.
JupaE Kosrna~os1. Gsf, oso to 700, INCLUSIVE.
No. ds', Roths ". Stcttancr, on trial.
Jn1Hk 1i0eT1t-act cAec :}u02, t1frarL -, Hicks,
and calendar ms. 600. 10U. 101, 1t2, GO 70H, 11:
71a, 7f. 40. III, f1S 71H 80. No case On irinl.
JrnaE McALLtsrE1s--sce case 13i1. Knutt n,
Tsadcr!' Insurance company. and pa,sed cases
No. etfa. FELTON, ". Reynolds on trial..
JrrHE FAHwELL-Sei eAsD 2Utb, Ryan ", f,asefy
No caso Oh trial.
JUDGMENTS.
uS'Tkp SrATEs ciHcutT CoUrr-.1rraE HLon.
nETT-Samnt! rerrots ~ f:ornelius McfstnnIss:
verdict ST. liz. ~. and mosion fnr new trial.
ea4ns w. Goe{ ,gs. stn
Jan,ca Iiili and Julia kay. Sill. 1O >'"''''
Cook County National Hank, ". James q. HUNT,
$A4. Seth Gage 81 Al. ". Kate RabcE,
$si:o; 5a.-Edw.,a ~, Gavin Il 4: =. John =
sill. Ti Same ". same. $sjE: os.-same -, w.
Same. s:}:,1, First National Hank of Henry W.
William r. Clarke. $7,47505.-Wll!am c6nal-
tiIne ~. Margaret Doyle, 3t:R ~. IT W. Fninncs
Y. James aa,t Lachlau McLach1an, Slsa. ~
CsncuIr Cutnr-CaNrE.atoss-M ".
Hayden, aud Denis Fitzgerald, $11n. ~
JgnoK lsn0ETe-FarAh Penn vt. Lizzie Douglas
verdict, $3o.50.-Pcter j. Peterson ". iicnr,
WhtppIc; verdict. s!I;: G'.-licnry Lowry II.
THE SUPREME Cot!tT.
Special Dspd.ch II 1ae Tribune.
BFRfNGFlKLL, ILL.,, dan. h-1lt tho Supreme
Court to-day II, tho rasc Of the Quincy, Altot
4: st. Louis Railroad, appeal from Cuok, TIT
appeal was dismissed. Orders were entered If
several other cases, but n0no Of especial itn
pOrtALc.
, 1877-01-10

FArssrAu. ILL.,, Jan. 0.-On tho strength OF
All advertisement ot tho "Ol!o, Kentucky tE
Texas Land Company" OF Cincinnati, / wrnts
TO the Clerk ot nrayson County, Tex. VII!
you do your readers, wlu tnay bo wronged ont
Ut thclr money hy tho advertisement, tho
justice to publish letter from Ar. e.. 8. Dick
ernan, C0unty Clerk Of tic county In which
tho o., X. & T. L. Co. c!aIm to l,nye laid cut
town:
snxnuAs, Tex. Jan. l.-Thera is no such place
IN th!s county u. Mineral city. II the Ohio. Ken
county, with valid lille. do not kruW 1t.
u. h. piCkEKA4H, Clerk.
A publication Of this would probably c1plt,do
The swinllc. YDurs, ]. ". HAHlEhT.
, 1877-01-10

6t3tEH4 U3N0IGN 70 7H8 1FF6KK9.
D4VESroAT, la.. Jan. V.-14e trausfer Of
ar,ns and munitions VI war froin st. Louis to
tho Itock Island Arsenal was completed ycster-
day. There were III all about furty-tiye Eur
loaAs, all bcing hauled direct from 1t. I.ouIs to
the ktorelou2es ol the iSla,l4 hrrc. 1t IL under-
stoul that Among the munitions transferred
were ubout S00 caAnou, 400 barrels of powder,
aud d largo amount Ut small arms, guutar-
riages. balls, and cartridges. 1t Is said ters azo
enough arms and ammunition at k.pk islaud
HiHa1 men. Thefs ars asnt M LUX, s..,yees;a .s5
cannon stored there. Tlu pus. u guarded by q
force VI about l0Q men.
, 1877-01-10
IN the world. Mr.. Losing calls the view 1t this
pufns tho grandest between the Hudson and Lake
A GRANGER's VIEW or n,

DIXON, H., Jan. 81 send you incloscd an
article from "rcal granger" and, "a think
Il contains some new poEnta In this discussion,
presume you will publish It. The author OF
this article Ia one OF our leading farmers ant1 is
we'll posted In all matters Of public interest,"
Yours, l.. q. j.
n kae Eater af The Tribune.
DixoN. Jan. 1.-Art. !, 8cc. Z, Paragraph 3,
Of the Constitution OF the United states snYs:
"Eyery order, resolution, OF vote to which the
concurrence of the Senate anil lfouse Of Kcprc-
scntailvea may be necessary .(czccpt on the
question Of atljournmcnt) shall bc prc.cn:ed 10
the Prestdent Of the United States; and before
the same shall take effect shall be approved by
lilsn, or being dtsapprovcd by ilr1, shall he
rafscd By tro.thfrts ut the Senate and House
~ Representatives, according to the rules and
limitations prescribed In tic case of q IT'LL"
would like to inquire nf yGu II the part Of tho
Constitution Of tho tnitrl' State. above quotcd
Is applicable To the rl,+ta1ke,I.of twcnlY-sec.
ond Joint rule, AMI II said rule did receive The
signature Of the President OF the United S,atcsf
il II aid NOT. did 1t have any legal force or cYctl
Again, II II did not receive the signature Of tho
President of tho United Staten, did not lhe
fnefnlcrs Of The Senate and iIouac Of Kepre-
tensattYcs violate thcIF oaths to support The
Constitution when they undertook to reject tho
Electoral vote of State under the Join. Tcso-
luton that did not hare the Presidents sigma
turef I Wish You would nnswcr the Hbove
questions in tho columns OF THE Tn1BuHE, and
obllse daily reader Of your valuable paper.
, 1877-01-10
THE SThRUCcA VtA0UcT.


CHICAGO. Jsu. 81 hass copied the following
troul the GA1tatian Altaaade:
Over the 6tAtucca Greek. . small st!tau running
from shs tast 1tu the SusQusAaun7 ltscF, tho Esls
Hallway ssosses The ,alley on : stone structure
wide At she top. The ylsduct has slsbt=vn arches,
and cost TJ21, 060 but 1t rCqutEss W sxtauAv for
tupslfu. 1t " sslQ ~ Nv tho Auest work VI tbs kla
, 1877-01-10
PRETTY BLAMED HIGH,

n tae Editor af The Tribune.
ToRosTo, Can., Jan. 81 have Just noticed
your paragraph in regard to lIsh buildings.
You say the Capitol at Washington Is 2s71< feet,
Now VIC can beat that. The sptrc Of st. James'
Cathedral, Toronto, Ia Bis feet high, aud Ia the
hshest In America Yours truly,
w F. Knes
, 1877-01-10
t3't4 IsNE3I.ANGsEs

=
l,'XtIItSt.l:-hlk L0TS At TnnHSTuN, ESIM-
Il psotrd. antnru,rrrL ts!c prEfrct, frr ele Att
uuattur- srr2nl sten ~ihIhx watch Auu chain vIlrF
" I"tttlse huu.'. se*ttl: ul4e Inn runlp4Ay, an,
thing lh a!c Atnt ran lo h,.ta; Will p4Y uaY differ
rncr ia c4+tl. u. IIituae oIutr, -.
ItUl. ExEIlA StiE-A kTuEk uF AGEItTLTUI;Ak l.
Inn rMrnta III E'1I ur,trr fDr which viii IAkr
part aud L1l4nr.' ln KuuI Ira H. Address etat!nx
wl4i ktut Of Trade, l.. :st. Tribune Office,
Lon ExiutSHE-TtiE FINEST CORNER IN
s"9l!l stdr. WITH my L.rtl!nIs. .4lut. s1Atatl
f.pIa Ex.iIAStF-l HAVE a GouD ,,nrEi. or
Vt" y lh'fsy roonls that will r1eh4uvr fur lL!cl
20 cltAr ffpIhTtS: RuIt hHt owners apply, AL.
u l1:A .!lt44urb. hyGlrt. H.
, 1877-01-10

r.
11OH SALE-Uit TEST--A NICE li>EAE AND COT.
L sARe IN EnEtewHhl: Ars .rlAas rrEhhorfttrt:
a.Pots A%. xrry Hne rrh!rnce In houta EFxnLtvh.
TfLLuTS0S HEUS.. u Wasl1ngton-+t.
TOR sALE-wti, HAS THE MONEY T0 nl1Y,
J. cash and go,i ands to trade fDr ~ acFea,
clear. rlo.r n This cyf A,frr~a t. Trfbue office
, 1877-01-10
INSTRUCTION,

lbEuF. Iu,iEItTs, NTH HIS nItIHiSAL EAriD
~ so .ua! ansss To- ftIa aEt Eails suuaa dAns.
A44sun.st, t'on! T. Uit DAY 4i'l aeint, ftser, t..
CIETCHlSG F!:uM SArUIIE TAuG!Ir lN UNE
- ieAlsl for u tm.'i lnclnalus .hL!uIt fnstIi
lu.s.tltICr.
, 1877-01-10

4 GENTS WANTED Two MEDICAL STuDENTS
to ca. .IuS btnt W calling GAtluua3 kchuol
fuEtEure EoHtA41 III stasc'a&.
, 1877-01-10

trllge's sulalylslon.of tho n. L. 4 Vi tho S. i.
Il ot the .. v. II VI Soc. ., Is. 4.
Ulric II. Brncy, Assignee ot Il. H. Ingralarn,
". Atkinson.
a. Ward Lawson brought suit for $500
against the town Ut Bruce.
hANkRuFTcY MATTERS.
filed yaIuaasy s pet,on 'ssi :! sestrl
1aY. ltis prciuErctl debts. Tor taxrs nru s5a. IT,
Tho unsecured debts font up $l,5jU.05. Tic
ss.sts consist u easl', sl05; b!!la and notes,
S57;W; stotk q groceries Ct at No. III South
sleigh. aud harness.. Slh5; aud debts do IN
open account, s3'5 The petition MAS referred
to Register Coon.
An Involuntary petition was alcd against Il.
bty thu following PARTIES; J. Y. farwel! i
National Bank q Joliet, sa@I!; and
Ticy 4 ilatasy lax'sy, That ;1 ,ia & 51 s:!ss
last; nude i fraudulent assignment Of hi. stock
81 gosH1s, aud notes, onl accounts |" one c. W.
nriggs. Of Joliet, for ths purpose Of delaying
nls crculturs; also, that Oil tic l7th Ut Anvcnl-
bss b. transferred half Interest u asstore to
". Briggs. 1t Il ulso alleged tlat Briggs IL en-
gagged I'll selling tue stock. aud running The store
Ut large expebee. 4 rule to show cause Jan. IL
Tas tssucd, aud an injunction against Briggs.
Au Assignee will b. chosen this morning st 10
o'xln~k for the estato OF Lyman q. Hunt.
In tho case Of Louis Roman, au order was en-
tetsd for tue examination OF thu debtor under
'ath H,,s oefors .he lSegstsr on thy loth tnst.
aslguce Of Walter BtEdsall.
Ihs compo+iton meeting in the case Of r j.
Fh!llipson VI! be held a. 10 O'clock to-day.
arst~divlIcud lueetlpg in thu sass of Atkins
g Burgess Will ocrur Ut = u. ~. to-day.
SUPERIOR coultT IN uRIgf.
Ihe Massachusetts, Mutual Lie Insurance
, 1877-01-10

I Gltls. AHertca4. HhscIt 4 Wills Htuttt q
pskrr sewing. naehlnra. vi warranted perfect. With
altaehlntntA II gl0 10 saL Cal Isl ynru1acs xs.
IAkr EutiAfn liIpYG
The New York herald., 1877-07-22

TO take action upon proposition offered BY hc ocsrs
Of tho Trainmsn's Uniou. counselling cooperation
with the strikers upon the different roads OF the ooun'
try. Alter lengthy and animated discussion IL was
resolved 10 follow the policy adopted by the hremen
and brakemen elsewhere, and strike against
the per reduction and other obnoxious regu-
lations unless some amicable compromise should DO
offered by the railroad corporations Committees have
been appointed to confer with the officers Of the
various railroads No open rupture has occurred yet,
but labor agitators are zeaiously working among
the dissatisfied a strike is likely to be precpi-
tated at any moment meeting Of the train hands
employed upon the Wyoming division OF the Lchgh
Valley road ana the Lchigh and susquehanna division
OF the Central Railroad o New Jersey was held at
Phtston last night II resolved to strike
II the Union ordered such movement The compa-
MES, In anticipation of trouble, have made arrange
ments 10 que any riotous denomination that may be
attempted and 70 prevent any interference to the
uing o! trains The men employed upon the North
Pennsylvania Railroad who nave also been subjected
to per cent reduction have shown no DISPOSE
tion to engage in tho rebellion, but old operative
upon the road states that tho train hands strongly
sympathize with the movement and may join With
the macontent operatives. Officers Of the Union say
that the strike Will extend to every road in the United
States and Canadas where tho reduction has gone into
eff fact
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY ls77oUADRUPLE SHEET

Marine alion as this station. with the officers in
charge. to JOIN the United states steamer
Powhatan, flagship Of tho North Atlantic
squadron, in Hampton Roars. with oil pos
sble despatch, and In sccordsnce Herewith
three companies Of marines, numbering l4o men. un-
der command Of Colonel James Forney, vent down at
five O'Clock, the steamer Pinta TO the flagship and
that vessel after proceeded TO Washington with
out delay. These troops destined for Badenspurg
and Baltimore. .fnf
The Baltimore steamer George Leary also took two
companies OF artillery from Fort Monroe, and TWO
companies went up ON the Washington steamer Lady
oil the Lake.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
REponr FROM MAnrrNspuna.

MARTNsBURG, W. Va, July 21-l:45 P. N.
No train has reached this place from Baltimore to.
day and the greatest anxiety is manifested to know
how matters stand Some freight trains moving
east, but no more will be started west until there Is
some certainty OF their passage.
The news here from points between Keyscr and
Grafton that the will not to work, and those
who express q willingness 20 do so deferred by
their wives and daughters careful inquiry discovers
fact that few comparatively OF the train have
taken any part IN offensive demonstrations.
Mr.. Porter, roadmastcr, has just arrived from
Cumberland and reports all quiet along tho line. Mon
cannot be obtained in Cumberland TO tho trains
out There Is excitement hero, and there arc
plenty OF men willing to work, but AFRAID Of those at
Cumberland