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, 1877-02-22
BELLEVUE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Special DIfpoteh to Tnf Tribune,

NEW YoaK, Feb. 2l.-Tle sixteenth annral
commencement Bellevue Medical College
was held this afternoon at the Academy Of
Music. Tho graduates numbered 147, ard had
representatives from nearly nl1 tho States Of
tho Union, besides members from Cuba. Centra.
America, Canada, New Brunswiek, and Aus.
tralia. There were alx students from llliuei,
On tho stage, besides the Faculty, headed BY
Dr.. Taylor, President Of the College, sat Prot
sacc, Of Switzerland, the Ruv. DR.. Alfred R.
Beach, tho Chaplain, and Or. MrCosb,
OF Princeton, who made the address
advocating very strongly raising the
standard OF medical education. lio IN.
slstcd on tt1a nccd Ut Hi endowment and
the addition Ut new branches OF study, and sLl
the best way to prevent an oycrcrowdlng OF .hs
profession, Of wbtel, t'ero was kone rs,tt!rlaIat
would bo to require nure Through sttllY.
, 1877-02-22
. RAILROADS.
ANOTHER RAILROAD WAR INfAf1-
NENT.

ANOTHER RAILROAD WAR INfNf1-
NEST.
Information was received here vcstnrday con-
flrml,,r tho runurs which have prevn!lc,l lurtng
tho last two weeks TINT the roads leading East
from St. Louis arc cutting tho rates 10 the East
crn scaboard to such an extent That tho Chicago
roads hava no possible chance of competing
with them, and Eastern shipments vta Chicago
havca1most entirely ceased. Grain Is taken from
East st. Louis to Baltimore at IS cents per 1O0
pounds. From st. Louis to New York tho rate
Is now 30 cents, Corn from St. Louis X, Toledo,
a distance Of 4U8 miles, ia taken 1t 10 cents.
From Chicago to Baltimore tho ratio on grain is
30h cents, from Chicago to New York s. cents,
and from Chicago to Toledo Is cents.
undcr such circumstances II can easily be seen
that Chicago has no show at all, especially as
the Toledo d Wabash und other cross lines also
take irctEhts at larKcfy-rcduccd rntes. 1t has
heretofore been stated that sfmilnr state of
affairs exists on Wcst.bound husincas- Tho
Baltimore & Ohio ami st. Louis roads arc giving
such rates to Eastern shippers on California
business rs to make tho Iowa pool lines Of this
by The roatla leading East from Chicago to
check this state OF affairs aud TO prevent Chtca-
~ business from being diverted into other cham
nels. Tho Pennsylvania and Baltimore X Ohio
well, and will do nothing to hare IL stopped
They have excellent connections from St. Louis
md other Southwestern points. and It matters
.net. S ' t5o f. them woy wsteF n sy g. the
bnt '' much r s%iprIss Is oppressed In y; raiiasy
cirrlca that Vanderbilt allows Scott and Garrett
70 outwit him 10 such u way. and direct the
business u prints from which he hns no earthly
however, arc Tint Vanderbilt Is beginning to
realize tho situation. Tho Lake Bhore & 1liehI.
gan Sonthcrnh action IN regard to the foreign
, 1877-02-22

Tho Village Board Of Trustees met Tuesday
evening, all tho members being prracnt e1reut
Conner. Ihs chie' Engineer OF mo Wates'"nrks
re7uested leave Of absence for ton DAYS to visit
a.. Nv aa Is .sx ns %esSn
1n,,rn,tt.a -o,o-,.1 t,,.t .,n., ~. 81, ~ 49,
soa,ml.eo Fepo.'sa s .aas '.aso .ae Se. aaa oeen
owing 10 the defects Of tho pipc. Al Il was doing
iniur; to tho machinery, and to prevent ai future
harm in Ill. direction, tasy recommended lint
change bs made in tho po.ttoa Of tho valves. let.
ting tho water Into tho we'll directly bofore going
% to ths pumps sna that W. BE- granted for such ts
d adopted. " 'A''''N 'es'"'A'"N'''2 '"'' "A'
H.',s rsr 80. .atsFK,. ~ ~ ~
sstces nj 4i,sss rha ~ n ha1,n; h 20
q soTets t sna 1tacrs HMusr so1ssra.
KAY ,net0 " ~. 1 any ssenea
ouisa II wh n r. rsnor. W.. sc
,. ssns shss ~ r.. dsid tssxsd 6s ~ O.
:iiass j. SSS 4 PEI sent mosioa % .eeop"s sT s
The p.onc,s!lon was adopted, u, l., "
oue,nu H. 'osr5 ao M H. Kin; ~ sSsmeeo, ~
snih X. n,,xTisnc - ,t.stn "a aHo n,n, .,,.s
in osSss .esso,i,on was ssdonte seco%s%a. s"sa
ing thst tae COMMITTEES on Sidewake lnScs!!gate
having .Ssh an o!i:e !sttoanesa -.
At.
nnty. aeking tnat spselhi @ assessment 10. y.
na4s unaer ~ ofainanco lloslan4 tof lhe improve.
t ment ~, 2! laws street. from MlehleAn Attnae 20
Msat Aidxo avenue. he Annniled, soGetNer with the
estMa!es a. tnn eoeE o. sald hlpFose'nsat a1a tne
otm.s s s ,esend.a aof hs
%. Ihs 4oaEd thcn ad1ouEnea.
tn!ahep !!atf.s - homa again, And VIII feinaln
ABOUT toHs Wseks.
tfo!. nuyh Has 10 town Ennday.
ii; Il; =: Atm,nf started tot F!oIt ~ SUNDAY, being
rhcfe WV ho 40 rscitts!oH To college to'taY
- Ine fesepft1n A. ~ ~ Momnns college bids fa's
II VIII not BE- snrpF!fius 10 many et!zens 10 know
!hat the towa an whisky broils 1t Calvary have Ut
,Asl snaed N ntooaehta ena nlufucf Ihe plsce
nas prea nolofloaaly Wickta ior some timc. anu
me yillaRo IFn.tees OF south Erana1on hAvn q:
Htnptea " : ceflan measure 10 overcome u: Ciril
nase ocen Drought against several parties toF
seut"k a,Yuug MnAlA tna pIeclhett o1 TUG tlliafe,
hota on 9anass ana wssk asys. 1sofmsnss nave
anne. md ssses IT, 'ns paIs. "no
spPeal. saa taese sae maNet teen. fat Natphys
.ae ho!t ue!sa oI ~ onenaso. ~ a. last eyer.
, 1877-02-22
INDIANAPOLIS g. ST. LOUIS,
EbAefdl QftnofeA In Iaa IriAuHG

lspIAxAroL,s, InI., Feb. 3l.-:rhe stocktold-
crs Of the indianapolis 4 st. Louis Railroad met
here to-day aud elected Directors as follows: J.
II. Devcreaux aud II. u. llurlburt, Of Cleve-
land; Thomas seott. Of Philadelphia; T. D.
Metslcr, ot flttshurg;. c. Z. Gale, Of Indiar-
Hurlbust, President; Howard King, Secretary
aud Treasurer; aud Russcl. Elliott, Auditor.
, 1877-02-22
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tomorrow will BE- insane day In the County
Court. Several desperate cases havn becn awaiting
hearing for some Tins.
The work Of covering the fteam.ptpes At tho
Hospital has at last been comp1otcd, and now The
contractors want thelr money.
The Con,sdistce on Noads and Dr1hges took
Ride over tho Lake street turnpike yeaturday to
Look after tts condition. No rUpott,
The resolution OF Commissioner bradley, proyEd.
Ing for turning the " Normal School at Engtewooa
meeting Monday.
The stImtna Court VII bo ~ session to-day. mt.
T 20 b. ss sa s only
Tic Committee N rnbl!c buildings and Pub,tc
acrvea Yesterday drew petition to be laid bcfore
Tho City Council at ts next meeting asking for tho
o sFssaG 1, ensc a,ound tho coar.
line.
Judge Wallace was hack yesterday from Spring.
fell, whither he went to Try to establish Probate
10 be rehsh tn tho matter, he is understood TO
Judge.
Charles Dntion, rood.,ooking, s1eek Een.ls.
Judge Wal!acu on captas ad fespondrndnm
st a, The n:sance Of iamsa Arm.by. w,lo seeks
B. b"n s asns % !. s,s .R.
advantage Of Tho 1nsolyrni act and, giving bond
in tho sum Of 500, lad ths hearae of liz % case
~" :,
senator Daah yea1ehlay submitted copy Of hla
Revenue nil! 10 AsAlttanf Treasurer Deya for an
opinion ~ 70 ~ worth, and whether 1t nlrt the 70.
AM.eGmnnta NJ Ihe num-. Mr. ucye rup!led that tho
Dill, IN mr. oplnloh shnh|a nok become law. ~ II
was not 1ust what WA wanted. Tho bill has a.
fcady pcen gwen 10 thcs6 columns. u IL liable 10
20 very materially amended bh!0ro ita pAsAngs. X
pa.ses a. ~. IT. rercemtng feature In It's pres.
enI saape - Tue section toll. away With publish
ing tho annual delinquent ts1'lIst.
Joo Hogan savs A ba,xaIn IA a h.to,.n and t,...
muea Sr1a Nfrv aures., ~ M h,n r., nrrn -.
ths mstcrsi frnf.h.d liz rnnri, T. -. hii ~ ~
wteh Fitsuorsta tnvrstvatrI nnd c."sod ~ - ~ -. ~
dnrrH xiili hr nrnnoscs H. hofi shs rrn,rx - y.
enntr1ct In nthsr words hs vii; nj snIbnit III - H.
any, tednrtInn h". ,riii rn !" th snn, ~ ~ r.
TIrhis IL wnli Enn,.s sfhst ,shsn ~ Kin -. - ~ ~
aiSrssl II wss nni meant. and h. + rn". ~ NJ &c.
such stlvnry.wes A. +" e.n Hi.is. Lii .."o s
taInir nnf drht hi,n n tbs rn,tts sn ~ ,anm
hns NJ ths ordrs nT liz i.ns1 x III
1ar thr mi sme"nt If IL cis ~ - ~ ~ us ~
hn hhc.h >' A'' "'"'A' ~ "S' Wv s1'" ;"
Tbs Committee on Public DutldfnKu will report
TO the Board Monday recommending that Ac(3lnnia
q Mailer be allowed 10 ptace their patent suaoks.
burners on the boilers Of tbs building. No ons
kno"s whch ths C.nmlt1ee held the meeting 1t
which such report was Ayfecd upoet but thefu
arc stranger things than thls occurring every day
Tho owners ct tho inachins propnsa 10 stach II 10
~ u tue hoera owned ny tho couuty 1t hs ratc OF
$.0 each. or 10 sell to this county, tho right to nss
y fur term OF ysAta for u. 600. II The uoard
!aEes Any Ac!i1n IN tho matter, Will most kr1y
, 1877-02-22

George Goodman and john Long ate locked up a.
the Central Station charged with sw!ndling D. B.
llluch!ey ous Of SO upon tho envelope &ams. Ths
complainant res!uts a No. Sic Calumet sseous.
John brown and Burt Johnson were eaptuEsd
laal evening In possession Of three asu Of billiard
b1ly, aud were taken In Tow 10 the A1mory hy
, 1877-02-22
MEDICAL NOVICES.
Graduating Exercises at the Rush and
Bennett Colleges.
One Hundred and Thirty.four Young
Physicians Turned Loose.
RUSH MEDICAL.

ruH GRADUATING 1xxnctsEs
w.,c he,S a., u'a ~ ~
co,e. ~ ea s
HARLAN .n
81 Il. sens :n sFe,s
locked thiheF. completely filling al Tho seats and
rendering standins:room at prem.um. Many
pteluae oy sAs orchestra. after which pF. J: ".
r. L. Patton, who offered rrnyer. rrof, E,herldre
then read tho following iii Of yonns men of tso
Eugene sayflan Atwood. silss Addison Austin,
Charles Rusket Aiken. Abraham, A.hbansh, Ma.
Tssa hfoxn vs.n1n ,,t,,;1 ii9e bt1se' William
ness' % .ss; @ssa Msn As a'iH ais sa s;ss Gss:Fs
ltodef'ek BIRD, John Charles Brynn, Thomas Davis
hattt,, 1senjamIn Kurss lseaut John %e.ley Glen.
nsoS eh.s u GSsfa. E
rsTi Glns9n Apdfa" c H. crawtcsd Gh.r!ss EEin
cunningham, Daniel Ghnmhcts Dartnrh, Levi
pix9n' Mill;sm ,; MGEt!a ESyaSs. Jamss Marcy. ~:
Ei,;ett. psstes Iieyl,tcn Fsrasxor.h. John %eitoa
sissf ueosSS ,Mash,ngton Gnsnca 1saffc Fttd"
f. Gtlck 1ay m,''sn, nafMn Eianm. william Or.
AIHi1nn trarms Hamilton irnrtI, ji"wtt s,1.n.ter
f:inx ttnn ~ msm iia,a, ,''ih ,st. mo. eIEsscs I
Tns,,.e nani 4ta, Ee.I, rn.nh1 Sm,ion, 1osepa
i1tsEo I.cSsnn wiifsm II,mrY rnnnt,es 1h'ah
nr.fon1 ~ ~ td,,i1 Wnc an "HenS h ~
Tss1srin,. Ar,ar n;.1ean sa cTlJ y. Aesost
t,nnitrt fonr' tohn Wcafay IaI,an.r sn.es iMse
I";t. ch0rIss idninp %.Nhs nrf Tis. Titemont
1.Indboe' %iiijam Ttrhrrf i.ynn .rnmss Mei1on.1s
io.evh con.tantlao Tcs1akan. 'Jr iohn S na"aaini,
ifnHtnp 1rt;or Frecm,m = Sf.snn n fia MH
,nnn Msione r1nssa Tnnrta,n r Miiins Soe Ie.e.
H,a n1sES. Wtt.. Wiii,.n ~ Esta u rn Msr: !ehae
Ear,isot9 "' TKsdceirn i,,her. s.rsn NGoan
ilenry pieeket. ueorec il, petsfs' Wi,lism a4 i.
TsnIsr rs. fa.snh E.m,, pnnnn Mxn hx n,fn ,ia.
russell. Albeit G.d Hawai-. Ja,oc. ' I,ss i;esl H'
aiIto Wakely Scott. noracr Woodbridge sinIth,
pst.nS atsn.h. ,si,,s S"THsGx Ths
trw,s Taxior' Mtrrtt Wai,rr Thomn.nn ,i,i.ra
Grn.s.t " e. ps,, rs,E W.., ryan Lee
Hxnon ,rtIt. E,,,+onrs scnte ,rni1.' Ht1rss
Wr,is tvtiIis,, iIsn.x We.hhsr Mcis H., W,.is WW,iisn
tWT}te. Hhinh. IteMy " M""1uMEHe, "ooA y AuaEo
, 1877-02-22
HEEcHER.

fpetfdl DfspaieA to Tia Tttbunt
MADISON. Wis, Feo. 2l.-Fully loo Peopls
Of tho city attended tue lecture OF tho Rer
Henry Ward Ieccllcr at tho Congregational
Church tonight.
, 1877-02-22
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,


GENERAL NEWS.
E. L. sage. Esq., 10 spoken o! by Ills friends AZ
candidate for Alderman from the Twelfth Ward.
Thr Franklin Society was to hare held lis annual
meeting last night 1t Nos. lis and l"0 Monroe
stecet. Lacking quorum, Adjournment was had
Nl Saturday afternoon At o'clock.
In case ot a change IN tho United States onsces,
whleh some aesert viii soon take place sftcr Gov.
Hayes In tnaugnrated. william rockc. u SAID -
to take the p1aeu Of Judge Danes a. District At
torney.
The Temperature Jcsterday. ~ observed by Ma.
naase, optic1an, No. So Madtton htreet CTnteuNE
Baildinal. was At q q. III. ii degrees; 1oa. m.,
A.; II m., 80; p. n.. 81; sp m.. ~. Baron.
essr At q a. TO-, %. 20; p ra., 70. 70.
Charles Liefer. 4 littin 15.ycar.old boy WIN ran
away from Fnlton in this Slate on zecount of
officer Urrnnork Of tho West Madison Strtet Sta
sioI,, with desire that he be returned home.
A very brilliant rneteor was y!aIhlc At Chicago
last Tuesday evening Al quarter hefnre = uo'ctotk.
eerthes It pnrefng from 4 lille befaw Sirius
through Lepus, tho direction being fro,n the south
dawnwaris to thv east.
Thc Executive Committee Of The Miehlcsn t'nt.
vrrsfty Association met Yesterday afternoon al I
o'clock In Nj. Oatelh's Office. Mccormick l1Iock,
to make Arrangements for the romnV hanqHet.
s . an .aa ps "a. aest sE Ne.y 10 n' sas
something dennits viii b. dons.'
Corporation. Connfcl Anthony flied hin brief be-
fntc 1udgo Drumn,ond In tho ea.t Of the CITY ~.
.lnlso DeckvIth, stormy Tor lhe das t,ompnnS,
a r,a.es si ,rp to srrnraeid and MTskee soon, Il
!. not n!oese!o that decision will oe reachea for
s.m.,1..,..a . ,,oo,o v,. oce.,,ou.d ,.,t.,a,x IN
I.osrtl Of Ttaae c'reles on the announcement q
M%ap s IL IT.. .trss
.ountry corsespundsnts for Whom they have bsen
fsrt1ihR eonsaet9ois nnss .Asa. ana wneat. ihe
Ameetlnr of The west rark CommJssionrrs ya,
called for Yesterday afternoon at 4;j0 o'clock. tut
St ,s,s, E Sns$5 ssss ,sa, A. ns
H., I Il. II s q Se Il Des
Ten P5S;ss &
s.ed ri t H. s o pefass of % Il
70 snf;; i ss.S A9Sss' %ss St
o &c sa u s ins paos will % upon tue '''"
from DIT, on Tuesday By Collector Harvey fur IN
1:ss n: e
tw adays EXPLAINING In The same On !: 'nsda
KS Sss e :'s Es' sfss" III:
.t}npnpf. waef, bishop rsr'Ies!. were mt.sd
eK,v @ M ssisaF vog[,b gqb''age. .'aps sp
ioI .ams : eiesis. Il .eleetins ths@ stexay teok
s. T'', ;ss:ss ;'?ssse
that they Sc.c val,so'ess.. and Chaplin redeemed
them. Ms bishop na'not yet been retns'zted.
, 1877-02-22
DEATtEEA,

:. sLADE-in this city, Of consumption, Feb. Il
Horace Siahr, aged III years.
Funeral At thn rrridcMcu OF Ills brother, 1lostd
Slade. it, I'M tsdr,l.us.. to-day at:i o'clock r
H.. Friends Ut The family are invited. Ilsns'u
will be taken East for tnie{Mtntt
, 1877-02-22

Tho audIenco wns thon dl4nlsscd With IN. h....
d!ctirn. 49, o-As'
Later n tho evening banquet WAS Slrea al III.
otherf, in nil numbering about 700. wcra prett"t
T0arts were proI'ohrl and responded to, znd Ihs
a1ais pAssed pn very r1thaantfy. 4s
, 1877-02-22

LAUGHTER tEN0S 4 NEW CHARM
10 beauty. when II disclosss pretty set Of tssth.
Whitcness, when natuta hAa supplied khts element
OF lotel!nssa. may be retained through LIE, BY
stD: the ffpgrant Sozod0nt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

Two SToRIEs.-A Massachusetts gen
tlemsn. Just returned from over the Ca.
madam border, tells Us these stories: He
was in the hotel general accommodation
room, when two veterans of the (hottD
bar, laying schemes for d,ink. began to
tell stories for each others benefit, rs
follows:
'These are awful hard times" said
ono.
II never saw such times hefnre, ex-
cert when l was in Ohio. An then was
put IA I Ia get along. Nothing To do, /
hnd yoke of steers, but they WASH I
earning nothin'. But ! lived right on
the road the western emigrnnt, went over
every day. So dug hole in lhat road
al the foot of the hill near my house,
turned n living spiing Of water into it
and made good mud hole. Well when,
the emig'nt,s came along, every day
there would he one or mofp teams stuck
in my hole, an they would see my steers
standin' out dnn' ruthin', an' they would
always send up an git me Ia come an
help I'm out an l always charged ms
much n s5a lit. Well, kept tha, mud
hrl. right up in gapd rcpnir Till | mndt
$25, 900 cut nn 'it, aud then sold it fol
$1,000 AN moved up here.'
Story number two wns the other Mum.
chausen's companion piece for the yoke
OF steers,
When l was choppin'-I could chop
s,me. you kDow-folks used To nsk me
how much | could d" in n day. Have
you ever ubd il g. says they, No, nev,
e., says !, never but once, an' thnt wa, ~
really n try. You see. ju-t To show ZEN
what could d, got up one mornin
sfore light, au' ground up my NIX harp
oh. jes' n sharp, an went into the wood>
An chopped like sixty till about tire,
o'clock in the Hfternoon. when | thought
it WINS MS much as could pile afnre sun
down, ar went u plin'. Well, wher
had il gil piled up il measured twenty
seven cord. An' then knew something
was wrong, for knew ut the rate / haC
been chopin it ought 70 he more, 50
went BACK ap began lookin' around to So,
what the trouble was. An there righ
on the first tree Gu: IN the mornin' wa,
my M head. You see, the thing wa
loose an' slipped of. an had been chop
pin all day. with the bare helve."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

TBE personality of the devil is a favor
1t theme of n minister WIN breaches ia u
C ur h near GnrtnOre, Scotland. On
Ap.'' ls', while he was warning his con.
gregation agaii ST tn machiuatinn. of the
eva '"e. n I"Ive wi, DIV blind and roller
be lind pulpit escaped from their fast.
en'n, aud ieil upon him. The roller
smashed number of windnw panes, and
she racket was gIe,t. II nm gone -
echo d ihrm. h the hurch rs the preach
eie"nd h" pu PIT aud ga.lop,d down
She isle The IHu Man Gazette con.
J 'tnres that the good man my have fan
eied hnl he hid exceeded The bounds Of
dis eIin in his drnunciatinns of the
dsv VIII" ha thelcupon arrived hastily
IN person. bent on reiribI,ion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

A MAN named Pete, of the Pacific mill
below God Hill, thought he would play
sjoke on man named Thomson, who
bDards at the same house. Thomson is
known rs the "homeles. man in the can
on" and one night Pete Offered pretty
waite rir y $3.50 gold watch and chain
II she would ki-s Thomson, and ut the
same time holding out the watch. She
reached for the watch with n motion
quick rs lightning nnd relieved Pete OF
She article, and then throwing her arms
around Thnmson's neck. just as he was
putting fresh installmrnt Of cabbage nn
his plate, kissed him three ar four times
with hearty gusto. Now Pete is mud
because she kissed Thomson. and mad
der still because she won't return the
watch. Virginia Chronicle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
VERY JEALoUs.-A Bohemian tailor

VERY JEALoUs.-A Bohemian tailor
living in Baltimore married widow Who
had many attractions, several children,
and one irregu arity-she honorrd the
memory of her first husband, and occa.
sionslly visited the cemetery to scatter
flowers over his grave. Last Sunday
m 'rning she n'krd the tailor To gn la the
cemetery with her, but he appeared To hr
annoyed by her attentions aud fatty re-
fused. She went shnHe and placed ~
handful of flowers an The grave. When
she returned Ia her home che found the
doc of her husbands room locked and
boited. The b Its were forced and the
tailor found hanging Ioa wa drobes for.
l"n and de"d. The poor devil WAS jeal
0us o the gentleman in the coffin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

a T1NIsHED FATHER,-A funny story
regarding MIR. 5. and nm acquaintance
" t'ld III III Am terd an Recorder. s &,
wlo was travelling in Kansas, received
the following telegram "Rriurn i'm.
midi 'tely, You are father" On the
eve ofhis return, his lady friends drterm-
'nrd t" play a j"ke on him, procured
from he neighborhood three other babie.
p 'c"d all 70 ir in row on the he'd in an
sI"ining room. and covered them up.-
D. arrived, embraced his wifi, in great de-
hslf. and was then led firth To behold
10 irst born. When the cover was rails
o. inde'cri1ahie look ut surprise aver.
tprs'd hi. coun tensncs, rs he exclaimed
"Grs l God? Did any of them get
Away7"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

SADYK PA>HA, lately the Turkish
Ambassador at Paris, hearing Of guar
antees." tod the following aneccote A
jew at Rnstchuk was bargaining with II
pnuterer for pair of fowls. AT last he
said : well, | will take them ut your
price, only have not nv money with
me-" "Oh, them" said the dealer,
"there's an end Of it," "Not ut all. The
bargain is struck. will only take one
of your fowls. and will leave you the 9th
er as guarantee"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

A JUDICIAL decision OF interest Ia the
curious portion of female humanity has
just been rendered by some gallant Ken
lucky Judge in the case of Mrs. Eliza
German VIII" was voluntary spectator
at prize fight. The Jndge dismissed
the case, remarking that "wuman's strong
natural curiosity was sufficient excuse tor
her going anywhere to see anything"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

The "oldest Mason in the United
State" is making arrangements for re-
union, with view to effrcling permu-
nent org"nizstinn of himself. TIL. rrun,
vi ! Q rgeand indie d. If nll of ihe
o dt>t Mason, gets there. will be the lnrg-
est gathering OF the kind ever held in this
country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

a voRhER wel!-know constable was in
she Criminal Cnurt- rom; and one OF thu.
bsilitfs supposing that he had business
there. enquired "Are you looking Tor
the Marshal 2" The formsr Constable
replied : "No. sir not now. ! WIS once
anxious B. 80 Lim-when ha was fuPi.
tive slave - WGshipafon S az.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

In Is.pnt scandal case in Smith
Con ,ty. Ka' as, . ady itn 'ss declined
TO answer qusstinn, and The sttprney
demanded her reason. "Because it j.,
not ft to tell d"cspt p,"pls." "Oh. we'll, ;
s,id the LAWYER, '.u-t walk up here and
whisps, u 10 tho judge"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

A YOUNG Indian girl Who had curious.
~ watched the process If marking barrel
heads. IN Winona, Mimi, stale in one
day, and taking possession of the stencils
ornamepted her blankets with the words
"Ellsworth's Choice" and paraded the
streets in great delight. but Ia the disgust
Of Mr.. Ellsworth, who is bachelor, and
had made no such choice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

A WOMAN, says philosopher, is either
worth II 60 d DIAL or nothing. 1t good
for nothing. she is not worth getting jsal
ois for; If she be u true woman, she will
ve m cause for jealousy. A man is n
b-nte t" be Jealous of worthless one /;
but is II double fool To cut his throat for
for either of them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
CHROMOS. enI., Tan .,"cE '"rsei' it "ns 'ns

CHROMOS. 8 Tnr l"rge;t %nS ,na
W., "a, einhiacmg over 5000, 900 ChlonIns
f"Inilng, aud Choice Plinl-, at "u I'll,
lmg'd AET RD,Ms ALI the new ana
nnpu ar subjects at rock b0ttum p'lcds.
lh" Fails a. the Rhine, size lOAZo-to-
nhnlic aud gland Scene on the Su que
ln"nh, one "l the hits al thu >easull 'lFe
l"AZI Lake Lucrrnr, Switze hand. lho
ll"st hrnulIu I'll lake IN the world l'4la
Bella, charming scene in N"ihrIh u,
an'N, companion Ia the preceding Oh
Bn'l"h Light, u hrauliiul maine, INV,
u, g'ent demand ; Old Oatrn bucket
White Mountains. Nmgain Fall, New.
port, S"lal"ga. Gathering P.imlos's, Az
NE Sea Shore, Paddy in Difficulty. Al'o
NhEIh Ne-la. Snuw Storm, Amrlc"h
fIulls, and other 2I\30 subjects. fI'l"'
Business Cald-, Sunday Schunl Calds'
SIHlunry, Muit"rs, B,nrk gtuuud Panels
etc. Alsu the fnr,t and most complete
h-snrlment of 9A1l ChI"mns, h"li on
white mounts, blue line md black noun"
g"ld llne. Our stock EN- mbInce> evrty'llIhE
desirable lOl Dealers. A gent oi Premium
purnu>rs, aud NIL hon d test WGr pilres
ana quality of work. The rigl parties
can naIizr nh Independence IN every ~
cnlilv hy takingnn agency 'or oIr >tfe!'uf
rd and tlnmrd chr"mos. Particulars tee'
llll,irntrd catnlnglir IN rertipl of sl"Il'p'
Send far SO ~ S. outfit. Address
J. LATHA g. CO.,
4l9 Washington ST., Bustnn, Mass
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
Children.

A compl 'te sLbs'it 'te for Castor Oil, with
Out its unpleasant ta-te or rccuii in til threat.
thor salt o. twenty year. practices By Dr.
Sam'l pitcher, OF Massach lsatts
Pitchers CaS;oiia is partic ,arly recon-
mendtd for children. 1t DESTROYS worms, as
sinilat,s th food, and allows hat ral sleep
Yer, eilicdoios in CroLp and for children
ioething. For tvlds, tevrIishnoss, hi ord
trS OF the EON' Is, and stomach Com,.laints,
nothing is so effective. 1t is as IL a.ant to
t""e as honey, Gusts bLt 50 cons, and can bs
had If any DrLggst.
hi i one OF many testimonials:
CuHNw ,LL, L"B,N N Co. IA. March II.
lo1L 80
" Dear ~ir,-l have used your C,sroRlA in
my praclic som lim,. tax, "a at ii ,as-
4 III i,o9mnel uihs Iltotha ruirss lul. ~ a
'aie, iiabl and agls ahl madirinr. 1t is
.hrtitslarly ada. t Il TO children where tho
I ~ glaLt taSt o. Castor i .EdcIs il so di :
IlcAit to admili I r. +. a, ENDG >, Nj. 80"
Mothers w.O tly Casioria will find that they
can 81 OF nights and that th il bab 5 will ba
aoalthy.
j, Il. HosE Co. Now York.