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hAfLROADS,
BAITIrMhdPbHIA, WILMINGTON 4
MIMI RAIL ROAD
NOVEMBER 9th. 1915.

iMokE RAIL ROAD.
Esins w, NOVEMBER 9th, 1876.
VIII leave Wilmington as follows :
Slc lpnia MI and Intermediate Stations
1 p m. ''VV' 9'52, 1O.45 a. m. $50, 4. 80. '2O'
p T m' a''u New York, 2.O2a. m 12.14, 70. 40
!, $50 s5y,e a. r1 ana intermediate Station ),
d more m. Ie d and /, Washington, 1882, 1.55,
PAINS for fl,,'h, i.26, $40 p. m. -'' =
tw Casiloe Ci loelaware w Divisian, leave for:
b. '"S''e' 300, $40. 9.35, a. m. 1.so. $40.
a, m. ag e,S ana Il Intermediate Stations 80 D.
a m anu Intermediate Stations, 500.
tnadelrh SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m, 5"a 1la e ana Intermediate Station (.
eltimoIpn. qua u al 3nd New York, 200 n. m.
Dr furiHearh ana Washington, L. .52. LIMA r,
b. " 'ne time tables posted at fhe
III. +. KENNEY,
superintendent.
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,ADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET,
MONDAY. April 8. bP. M.

keef Cattle were dull this week, and
r. were unsettled and lower, $500
4 sold at the West Philadelphia Drove
d at 4X@6ac., and 1900 head at the
HI Philadelphia Drove Yard al 5@6 &c
pOund, gross.
iREP we're lower. 1000 head were sold
be West Philadelphia Drove Yard at 5X
and 1900 head at the North Philadel-
Drove Yard at 5H@6Ac. per pound.
S, as to condition.
oGs we're in fair demand. 5000 head
at the West Philadelphia Drove Yard
@Sc., and 500 head at the North Phila-
6ala Drove Yard at S@SKc. per pound,
b quality.
bws were in fair demand. $50 head sold
lhe different yards at S60@S0 for fresh
s, and siOG5O per head for dry cows
4 springers.
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LIST OF PUBLIC SALEs.-The following
public sales are advertised

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF COAL
George w. Bush & Son have made still
another reduction in coal, and are now
selling their unequalled ShenandoahStove
Egg and Broken at $4.75 cash; Nut at
$3.50 cash. Now is the time to buy for
the season.
Cough, Hoarseness, Asthma, or any
Irritation of the Throat or Bronchial
Tubes, will be relieved by taking DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t has cured thous-
ands. Recommend it to your friend and
neighbor. Your druggist keeps it. Price
20 cents.
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From Owe II the Gable
TURKEY REFUSES THE PROTO-
COL.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
CeNsTArTINoPLB,A April II, 1877.
The official announcement is made
that the Turkish Government has re-
fused to accept the protocol as well as
the other peints providing for foreign
interference.
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From Washington.


WAsHINGToN, d. c., April 10.
NOT TRUE.
Secretary Sherman authorizes denial
of dispatches sent hence yesterday to the
effect that gold sales were to be resumed,
owing to the depleted condition of the
treasury currency balance. He says the
Treasury has ample funds, that they are
increasing daily, and instead of selling
gold they would prefer buying some.
The Treasury now holds over $4,000, 900
in legal tenders, whilst the total habili
ties, including special deposits, is les
than 0,00O, 900.
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THE TEMPERANCE REvIv41.iHdel Gi.. Hel, I1 1a.t
perance meeting at the ttagded GitS dAii The iIss
evening snsS was s sSe usual osnner BY
n;te;nn mee;,ns onJ U nrayer. The speakers we're
s,nst4s Mn Gaorre ~ butcher of Massachusetts,
anj Mr Ionsb Boughtor of PhiladelI hia'
who who re peated the oft teld tale OF intem-
perance.
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fine Nail ScisAs,rs

|sbSs SS Saa az Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
hv Nali Files, Nail Brushes, etc. for
4" E. BRfNGHURST Il CO.
corner Sixth and Market SITS,
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oyaIl druggists and dealers every
'E WORM REMOVED ALIVE.

m IN Sao anu all complete in two hours. No
worn,a WI neau passes. Seat, Pin and Stom-
N bgIins Nins, removed by Dir. KUNKEL, 259
ci,cninI III S,htn street, Philadelphia, Pa. Send
nacb cSiaI. ,n FOR removing Seat, Pin or
SSe.l tor ! worms, call on your druggist and
\ ~ 81 a oqtlle OF Kunkel's Worm Syrup,
'SaS II, !, ~ ~ never fails. Common sense
Iorms T n ia aape Worm be removed, all 9TH
''ns can be readily destroyed. apo
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MARRIED.

March 10Th, 1877,
in Philadelphia, by Rev. VIM. Downey,
pastor of the M. e. Church No 1902 Chris
tian street, Mr.. ] g. Diehl to Miss Galena
Cannon, both of New Castle county, Del.
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STILL LATER-FIFTY LIVES LOST
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.


ST. LOUIS, April II, 1877.
The Southern Hotel which was destroy
ed by fire at l O'Clock this morning, was
filled with guests many of whom to es-
cape jumped from the fourth and sixth
story windows. All stores and buildings
in the vicinity are filled with the dead
and wounded, as near as can be ascer-
tanned, fifty persons killed and over
one hundred were injured. Kate Clax-
ton, the actress, jumped from the third
story window and had both legs broken.
The widest excitement prevails and in
the confusion it is almost impossible to
realize the full extent of the disaster
The fire is nearly extinquished and every
thing is being done to alleviate the suf-
fering of the injured.
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For the Rafh.

RI Baih II SSSnes, SSn Bath Towels, Bath sponges,
n M Ginnooa SoapS IN extensive variety. Also
6rV 6VyFes, Fsi, straps, Brushes, &C. of horse
rles ~ + ~ rlctlon Gloves, and m any other
c. II. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
MiraculOus Cure for COras
OWN I'pNn cora remedy of great popularity for
E' BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corro Apothecaries.
Norher Sixth and Market SITS,
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....ia, and Commercial.

WILMINGTON, pei. April LIE II, ls77; -.
Latest SYN co CLAYTON House Building,
bald no''D 'Del.. at u M. to-iay:
ilmlh gs!TTlnfiCK QUOTATIONS.
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SECOND EDITION
BY TELEGRAPH,
A FIRE In ST. LOUIS.
Southern Hotel Burned.
FIFTY PEOPLE KILLED
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL AT ST. LOUIS

THE SOUTHERN HOTEL AT ST. LOUIS DE-
sTRoYED. ..r
New York. April 11.-A dispatch from
st. Louis, Mo-, early this A. NJ, states
that the Southern Hotel, one of the
largest houses of entertainment in the
city, was on fire. The flames had spread
to all parts of the building, and destruc-
ton was certain.
LATER,
ST. LOUIS, April II.
At 1.30 o'clock this morning the South
ern Hotel was discovered to be on fire.
The flames had evidently been at work
some time when the alarm was sounded.
The entire upper portion of the building
was on fire; flames were bursting from
the roof while from the windows flames
poured forth in dense volumes. Alarm
after alarm sounded, bringing the entire
force of engines to the scene. The great
height of the building, six stories, rem
dered the invaded portion extremely diff
ficult of access to the firemen, who work
ed under serious disadvantages.
The scene which presented itself
when a reporter arrived at the ground
fairly beggars description, and can
net be fairly presented with all its
horrors. The greater number of rooms
on the upper floor were occupied by
prominent boarders, who were awak-
ened from their sleep by the terrible
cry Of fire.
STILL LATER-FIFTY LIVES LOST
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LOCAL STOCKS.
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGToN,iDel. April IL, 1877.
|uOratIons at the Brandywine Mills for
- rrnin rnrrarfad nafIu
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
COL. KANE'S FIRST TRIP.
OrENING THr COACmING srAsON.


The most expeditions aud successful moving
of all the May Day changes was performed yesterday by
Col Delaney Kane and his New Rochelle coach. His
load OF vauaocs taken 40 miles at The rate OF 10
miles an hour and was set down at the end right side
up with care" and entirely uninuIcd IN tho handling
"1allyhO" last years coach reprinted and sheldon
Paddy" Rishop,' and Fanny" four Of the best
horses belonging to the c0achs stud helped Col Kane to
open the season of II. Mrs Kane in the box seat and
six other ladies and six gentlemen prevented the out
side from becoming gloomy during the trip.
The "Tay-hO coach is Of the regular English model
built so as to be spacious and light as possible, and
weighs about $500 pounds. The Eorscs for the New
York part Of Che route those above named consisting
Of a gray of leader and bay OFF wheeler bay near
leader and gray wheeler. Col Kane always
drives oyor the whole distance, Arthur Founes. the
guard manipulating bugc and performing the Other
duties Of his profession is up Fifthave ana
through Central Park Mott Haven, where horses are
Union P0rt whore thc second change takes place ihe
coach then goes 20 Wcstchcstcr and Pelham Bridge,
through Barlow, Bolton PriOry, Neptune House corner
finally reaching the HuCuenOt House at NcT-RocheHe.
Returning the same route Is followed. ,
About $3.50 Yesterday morning the people as,enpled IN
the vicinity Of tho Hotel Brunswick to watch tle start
electrified by the sound Of buglc ana attcr spend
ing some umc IN examining aLd adnlIinS Whl lnsA
that il was not Col K1ues coach at all but the property
Of George Haven This knowledge came with ;Le rea!
"Tay-hO," which was not to bc mistaken ID i,s canary
and hrigAt-cttercd signs of its name ana Gshi-
ton Then came n few minutes OF hustle and hurry,
durino icb fbe yn,ny mon and women in whose behalf
A. sen 3iad iakcu the COACH mounted to Their respect
i've places 4 moment or Two before tAG minute
hand reached the top OF TIE dial, Col. Kane lot
up 10 his scat and took the rcids IN lls hhScis.
At the first stroke Of 10 there was slight crack
the whip, FOR instant the horses heS!taied'
and then thC bright coach rolled swiftly Up the avenue
threading its way carefully among tie carriages ana
trucks Of uraitUTe that struggled yaarty to set m the
way. H.,
The coach pursued It's wonted course, being continually
greeted with enthusiasm hy the country people nom II
passed. Al The Barrow Hotel the words " welcome
IJlB-hO" were Inscribed up the slsnbo3rd OF me oie
at New Rochelle the fire department, Tho New I'o'hti
band and flags and decorations expressed Inc Goou ""
OF the village. substantial dinner at the 1uSuehot
Hotel eaten with al appetite ana was ilO"'l' 's
the start for NgWG U at y. m IEc lioltl lIAsNi,h
was reached Just auyCfpUrnG church coch rdAS tHe
first stroke II l. The weather delightful al INC
morning and al the way back, until The cOlCh reached
Mott Haven From there down q night dash Ol ram
varied the experience Of The passe-Cs BAT II was not
heavy enough 10 cause much discomfort.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
TEE STOLEN DIAMONDS.
MR.. JoNis's EFFORTS 70 RECOVER THF


The friends of Mr.. Jones of Baltimore,
whose diamonds, valued at $50 900, it is claimed were
stolen fom his trunk while it on its way last week
from Baltimore h. the residence of his brother, Edward
G. Jones No u West Twcny-thirdst, IN this city,
wcrc unwilling 10 give additional particulars concerning
the matter yesterday. The story oi the police that Mr.
Jones had admitted that the property had not been
taken at all and the Inference that his belief that there
had been robbery founded upon hasty cZamina-
ton OF the trunk, coniadcted yesterday by Edward
g. Jones, who said that the gem, undoubtedly miss
ing Mr. JOncss speedy departure for Baltimore is cE-
planned hy his acceptance OF the theory that the
trunk was opened the between that city and
New York. The property, 10 Is stated, consists OF two
very valuable rings an elegant DtOoch, 70 ccLtltuH :
pin. ard other icwcIy. Mr. Jones warned by his
friends IN Baltimore against trusting this valuable prop
elt 70 20 frank but he OF the iuiou that there
no probability OF Their being lost stolen. The officials
Of tEc p,uUsy laT M IL j. understood are WORK
inc in the in conjunction with M Jones who ls as
sisted hy private detectives Efforts have been adH to
keep the matter secret IA far as possible ON the ground
thai publicity would interfere with the cfur tor the
cCycry OF the property and the arrest Of The thieves
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

Snpremc Court CadmLCrs-Bv Judge Douohue.-
Doti ari br'{as5; bi2dsrti asi hyn Mater Of n
Moa-lr: Matter ot MURPHY Wimgr!us sgt. Iguican
Nussb.uH, Matter ci BoeerI-Cr'ntoh u.4o agt Iali-
Must BE- r,i.rred Ten Eyck arr. Dcc@rr.-Deuied
%o Sol ess % as cnass manfaclrs Edr being f%
dcZnated 40 oi-or o'n ho aig The Mechanics savings
Meaa,r ag! Esicl e. al Az Air,ls ct alMo
lions Sgli.d faW as' 'nnti.-Mo!oa GeIleI rights eau
agt Bsse-urd'r eranted Dpf,os a2L Dodd.M cnioran-
- i ta lt a, ,l.onpt olnd dnr arairs lir In, @ ] ~,
De uOuh ior e amount sought % be- ret up the supple
Iy judge Lawrence Of IclmontTho assessment
mHst 1r V2,Ai'd 'agm"lan.@nA @ I4r mon Land 60 agt
lj,1i i " D' I. M H,th asL Green
o. Of BE mont e aL &c Noucr Of ths presentation
corporation Counsel WLtc ast. DIakc-sce nrmofanduin
cldnscL Toby agL a,om1-A rion is called Ia the pro-
'e'nd uy I5 rImur. ihr attorney making tc clsa 10
rui, prpose ~ The Other party and 'o 10 the pro
spseoi gra- Ey judge Van vor,i-Siuec agt Mulock-
Motion dgu.rd Jars.T asG wglsteH.-Oidgr aiguei King
ton Of Sli auJ rshs thereon determined opinion.
Superior CoUi-Spscia Ie,D,--Bv judge Sanford.
l.n.' az 10y @ 'i M i m approved
Monday Il May Fanirlhit asl wood. nos md 2-Oni,r
Nlt Bank Euflio IgL Logan ct al-Drdcr,d ON con
el Term caenGar or May Pye ct : d. 'sf AlIianee
T1iner i Order striking gut po1ol. u palnif con.
plant. riajt at Qng-Drler appointing Charles r. Gage
gu plaa AL U infant defendant. JbJUtSDa aVt ,Ier
nilI-la,e aud CsvcU Ions ordered nlt IUbUtsan a.
~!,li.l-C Cl.ttd 90 General i calendar NAV Wet
,r.,r rrt f,,r.I.Urt NaCHtgl Il4iIurI..u Df
DnfaId 4. IN. National capitol Life Insurance tJmp,iv
ou -p'cfl calendar 9r -a, ~ WincAcn ast Vim.
,hCl- -Irt,nUatr settled. IlrtuuDIr Ilt Guf0yl--
0ricr noiyiIs decree. striker ag Little; &c al aet
G.s.y "a a.. BrJuuoll AT. Carleton Emery gl A 1
Eaisry a. al aud Sachs g. Du,a-Uu.-ufIors granted
Common thambd,-l Chief Justice DAY.
Mann agt Coud. Complaint disiisspd Matter oi Cuyrr:
The Howe Machine CoI1Psny ATT HauptMOuous graut,d
Schuel.r SGT 1ser: Filndcf sgt Morgan pplcatogs
graulrd Lewis agt rcicy.-M iou gr1ne on conditions
i.y Judge ). L. Daly-Sa1mD at. MuI.-tiauiugs ast-
tled Emanuel Inc Mayor, dc.MOt1 for on
the nhnutes denied Cusuan ast. Ihayog Manufacturing
Company Judgment ful Iaiuu with costs opinion
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
PARDON OF EX-sENATOR GRAIAM.

United States Marshal Payne received from
the President yesterday pardon for oNstao senator
William NJ Graham, formerly President Of the wallk
National BanS, who WAS convicted IN tuc United states
Circuit Court o; szZug the funds OF The bank. lie
wa sentenced Jan. l3, 1~7i TO 10 years upr,on-
mcnt IN the Albany Penteutiary, and had served about
oncthirl OF his The for his release,
forth w the pardon, Nj GrlhaIns advanced age
and infrmfios AMI Jh. probability that ne could not
long survive his pH~Cument. Mr.. Graham is gcnorrG
% bee u very feeble condition utterly broken down
mind ana body.
Mr. CTahanls cmbeZHym"ut- amounted TO more than
Sl0OO0O, nearly the total a-s.ts oi the NaNli Bank
lie was in the Habt Oi making frequent WIT, to gam
bln-OGm In tins clty, and lost tie greater portion Of
the funds Of the bank al the establishment of Briggs
Moody at No. 1872 broadway. lie was couyicUrd on
Indictment CnurciHg him with Withdrawing ll,9l7
from the bank and usHs the money 10 ay cell loan he
dcAce overwhelming, and tnr jury found hi.I guilty
without leaving their seats JUDGE Benedict imposed the
lgt 10
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
CIVIL NOTES

JUDGE Donoluc has authorized Wm. NJ Banks the
receiver Security Savings Bank, to pay rd dividend
OF per The other dividends for 70 and 20 per
cent,
Judge Davis has appointed August Belmont elisor
in the su.t against b. sweey in place Of Wilson O.
Hunt with enr Davies ia the selection OF struck
jmy
judge Donohue, in Supreme Court. Chambers, has
refer ei Thaddcus H. Lane his report in the suit OF
Harriet Iucbcs against John l. dckbcck tie c7.d"nce On
the hrst report not being satisfactorily
in The Dancer will contest yesterday in The SnrrO
gate; Court examination Of the subscribing witnesses to
Miss Dancers VIII, II. W Iovnwnd and william \. Butlcr,
secretary the Pa.Ihc iry Insurance COMPANY, was con
the details connected with the ,igring Of the instrument
In tho suit of Anna NJ. Cushman against the
Tiaver Manufacturing Company o compel ihe company 70
transfer her lg50v shares Of the st,s o. c company
io'l G' m m r, " r,,i , gc J. T. 9gig yfcrisy rrn,
CrIvd decision for tHo Ii1iniiu
IN fine limited divorce suit Of Elizabeth Renter
against RcEter the defendant IN the spring Of 1870
was ordered e. Joy MS wife almouy 1t the rate OF n 10 we, a
Tho husband f behind gu ahoHt $1,000 wa. tue whom Ee
wa. arrested. Gow in IIow street d I"strria' De
arrciDG Judge DngDHuc &. SuUl,m tur Cham els ap
/ 40 pay. judge Dou,Euc reserved A.s G,csiou
Pictro BaCcgi has sued Max sTaAosch Tor $4,000
damages i1r malicious profcautpr. Tic sas Dee " employ 'i
Uy siilao % 20 Philadelphia ahd Stag Two nights
whtlc italian Opera Troupe ior 500 night Ar ~i.fo-y
.i,inrIu $50 check or account b1 iAa ia rliataiA.a
Nr -irl.osc IaI Linn arrr y! o. rmb-lzlns 'e cacE -i
motion 20 yanair am 'u.r ol arrest gi1r nfHn-i n. de-
trouJl. ru. o.. tnc naiuuE go -ial, nl c-t.
l,f 'o % 1l', 81 ao..ou jug" aiy ios.r s. ace.soI.
john Sloane, as executor am! trustee of Infants,
brought suit o. oIec.s. uD tse made lF ls"t +" lrs
for $4,000 !at ou o,.auf.a,, aud OHrhuudr..aud-
uryHa,r $50 ienso was put .9, s4i tac rr'rgc fixed
o.. amount due a sl2)l Gf as o sept -, 1915 HE "
lai.s na- tly iolg or o- ipbe $50. end Air sUles
syyr. eu., him. g. a,l. N..i,,, Co. Na.'ra as5 Jus
% ftI 4 H..
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
PRIZES FOR TILE WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB
SHOW

Six cups, manufactured by Tiffany & Co., are to
be given to the breed Of dogs the coming Exhibition at
GmoTes GARDEN Tyo OF those mounted on ebony bases
upon which are shields bearing the monogram o the club and
New YORK. 1871" There Is on these Shields Tor tho
winners name The largest piece IS presented by The Forest
and Stream Publishing COMPANY and is for the best Irish stud
dog Including base it stands ~ Inches high and Is vase of
the style of XVI Tho neck Is 0namented with grace
golden pam branches and dog IN reponsse The next
prize is given by Tsny CO.. and Is for the best
setter OF classic shape. l8 inches hgb with two
goIdon palm branches hgh above its cover, which IL
surmountcd by Trcttly modelled setter There
il orn9mcntaton in rods and iasces Of silver
which suggest unity and strength. Another przc Is
that Of Col Legrand b. Cannon for the best
pointer brood bitch This is silver Of peculiar foIn
being marrow the love part and suddenly wing broad
on the lower part pointer IN has relief HSi scrndng
slope Alex. Webb IN presented prize fUr cham
pion pointer bitch which 10 inches high and has
palm branch bound with ribbon ON thr base y ii
relief pointer IN position, With leg li,ed Ar Dudley
OlcOtt has presented cup tho best waerbrrd LnH3h
setter which Of L0us XVI iDrut iGI inches Igh
supporting model Of setter. II has gCl!tn palm h1nuer
biscuit company gyt ruzc iDi the Brst English setter
Inglish cuD. Cll inches big. and
The base n has two large handles, ana
upOn engraved setter In position seeming qan" All OF
these cups Oguamcncd with silver golden palms. en-
blcmaiic3l Of victory.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
THE COURTS.
CHANGING THE CODE.
TROUBLES OF LAWYERS AID CGIENTS

TROUBLES OF LAWYERS ASD CfIENr'
The actual existence of thirteen chnl"ers oi
the Remedial Code passed last Winter as law In force
was the common theme Of talk In the Courthouse yes
terday. Fortunately, this week iS vacation week lh
which comparatively little business f. done, Tor II was
evident at that though year has been gwen 10 h'
quire familiarity with It, almost all had pnt on the cV
day Of studying It under impression that It's actual
operation would be deeTtod This ignorance eNthGeu
not only TO those ayowedy opposed to the new coHe ou
to those who had desired law Some OF the results
were ludic?ous gentleman who desired an order OF
arrest when told Of the change In the law, had To see
what effect the law had his papers one who de-
sired an Injunction found himself in similar position
Several persons who hal TO commence suits declared
their Intention to both forms OF summons tho old
and the new TO be that would hold Judge
Donohue in every dilemma advised taking time. ThiS
was very chcerfuy received by soe but was often Just
what was not wanted. To add 10 the trouble, thoSh
there was no question that the new code was the law
there was "A strong expectation that law would DC
passed I'm Albany within day two restoring lie o
code and DELAYING the operation OF the new one uhu
Fal yct if WAS suggested that must bo cgreuly
done for mere repeal of the present law would, some
thought throw people back to the old cumbrous ana Ii
gotten common law system The real dlhcultlcS OF tlo
change viii bc felt until next week, WiCl o courts
are in operation, aUd the changes III the rules o. N
lcuce come To be discussed There is little doubt hat
ne soon as tho law fixed the lawyers VIII dt
once accommodate themselves to it,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

The Produce Exchange presented IN ami
mated appearance yesterday, and the the
Chief subject Of discus ion among members. ON Monday
night May corn closed at Il lushc 1t opened
Yesterday morning at Gs cents, sold down 10 Gila AID
closed about 90 cents The wheat market was IemirkG-
bly, dull there being almost nothing doing. The price Of
vs,It lpuliuly v,S from % 10 cents lover IMAM
Monday. The reports from Chicago .LvNtd au excited
market june wheat opened 10 cents lower, me i11'c
liIy- fell baCk 10 ~ JS, CouE steady az Ei %. Corn
opened lower 5J. for Jane tDi down to 81 D.,
back o. 81 T. down 20 %, 10 Jj2 closing steady Lt
80 Tho Cdri reports trom lorrg. mai h"is SLOWED q
lower tc.dcUcl o.! lC. aud tyr ssit'r,, made iHv
prices stI lower, the decline com being from TO ?
81. IiU-. a
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

CRFMATION-Mr. and Mrs. Wumbler were
i'm their apartments the Blank Hotel last evening ana
through the open above the door TIE Following
nrlaIuent was overheard: Mr. W" Cremation! why
its horrible 10 tIul. o." Mrs W"Not So horrible n.
being planted in the cold damp ground tobecome iOoi
for worms Ugh And then, Mr.. WumbIer. II You
sb0ud die first and should marry again Ind 90 20 mouse
keeping. it would he handy for your Successor 10
sprinkle yOur ashes upon The icy doorscps m JGc "-
ter" Wuubler made no repty; probably because MS
wife Is older and much larger than ne u, or Deca,' ne
has become recuncc TO her auutsi Detroit Free Pes
In n prominent interior city n professor 0l
plysic was giving deeply learned lecture on lSht WIN
cyprTmCnts of most convincing nature AT the cld OF
thr discourse the Professor alGrssSuS win triumphant
9ir ms auo nee Arancd 1T seems 10 he that demon
sration ike tins worth eth.us' Let's 60 eOGl,
sayscu economical bacEWoC3,GIn TO his son; tAcy air
a siYine u tn,e np D onIlrclIOn.'