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DROWNING ACCIDENT

BosToN, August 25, 1S77.-Charles s.
Waller, of New York, who was swampt
out beyond his depth while bathing at Man.
tucket, yesterday, was pronounced dead
asst evening, physicians having worked
seven hours over the body in the effort to
resuscitate il.
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at 2 O'Clock, z. NJ,

The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land, " Tn
a two-story frame house thereon erected,
81 uate in The City of wilmington, pouna.
W. Westerly st. side of Ciaymon{ street. az The
distance of 4s It, from the northerly eide OF
Il street; thence northei along said 81 size
q street. ss set to to sreet. ssaks N
Fl IN a stake thence seutherly and para
isil il to CIaymont street, q IT,, to stake !
thence easterly and parallel TO B street, %
IT,. to the said side tf Claymo street, and
the place OF beginning, be the content
th0eof what they msy. BOOK W, VOL. G.
PAGE 453. &C.
Seized and taken In execution as me
pronertv ofPeter D. Griffith and Catharlne
a. Griffith, hi, wife, and t. t., ana 10 pe
sola w npupp sbarit
sheriff,s Once, New Castle Aug TO- 1871
o,1u17,fS
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DOMESTIC.

TRAIN THROWN INTO THE THAMES RIVER
New LONDON, Conn.,, Aug. 25.-As the
northward bound freight train which leaves
here at O'Clock this evening was within a
quarter mile of Mohegan it came suddenly
upon washout. The engine, tender and
baggage car were precipltated into the
river Thames.
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IIANTED-A middle aged woman wants
a situation IN Seamstrehs. Api ~
r2l MAST third street augi6-N
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

[fOR RENT. THE STORE. SOUTH.
EAST corner Of Mark ct and Third Sts.
$50 The fixtures for sale. Possession given
Ooul the 10th Of September. Apply TO
VIM. MORROW,
aug?2-6t SOS Market st,
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OTICE E.-Kobert p. Jones is the author
ized agent for receiving orders for the
dorless Il rxcayating Company" NO. l
ftice No. G, West Tenth sttaet.
|augh-tf CHAS. JORDAN, Pres l.
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RAILROADS.
~ AnELpHIA, WILMINGTON AMI
|hlhA ABALTIMOkE RAILROA
lime 10th, 1877.

"a LTIMORE RAILROA
June 10th. 1877.
,,s will leave Wilmington az follows
,,o,,hla and intermediate stations 9 40
M aessle s %. 600, 10 oo, a. IN. 2 80 4%' 7W'
.Iaadsiph'. Il R:Ti and New York, 32a' s7 am
,in,oTe y, n 81. and Intermediate stations, 8 80
4 n, l., ore and Washington, 0S, $50. a m,
.oirs o. % for fol- Dela ware Division leave for
u "t Castle 500, 82o, $50, m, lN' b ~
Eomlng %; aud intermediate stations 500
CsJmar ~ u ar and d Intermediate stations. s 90
Dam. ,,,,SDAv rRAINS.
i,,ode,phia and intermediate statlcns
n m. S co. 8 30 p M.
,ooSaInhia and New York. 2a m.
vi more and Washington. Ut IN.
or f,,rther information passengers are
erred ", a to the time tables posted at the de-
Ihn9-ly u'H N =. ''r
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TAINTED Copies of the Morning Herald
for the following dates r75-Tharsaay,
pv. 1S, Friday. Dec 3, saturday Dec T.
fiday, Feb. 4, Monday, Feb 7, tuesday,
brill, Thursday, April II. Monday. Aug.
Wednesday, Aug. lG, Friday, Aug lS,
{elnesday, Aug. Is.
e2,-tf HERALD OFFICES.
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xr ANTED. - UNITED STATES PEN
MES for the years lSOl,lSi3.
Address this office, A. B. ..
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WEDNESDAY, the 5ih day OF Sept, 1877
at z o'clock p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate viz:

The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot of land, and situate in
the City of Wilmington, bounded Bs fol-
lows. to wit: Beginning on the southerly
side of u 80 IT. wide street. laid out parallel
with, and at the distance of $50 IT,, north
+riy, f,om the northerly side of l. obdell
street. and opening into Head and Clay
mont streets, and at the distance of l25 # ;
westerly. from the westerly side of Clay
mont street; thence southeriy, parallel
with Claymont street - # to corner; !;
thence westerly, ,'arallel with obdell
street, q It, to a corner; thence northerly
psrallel with ClaymOnt street IS feet 10 the
aforesaid side of the said so #. wide street ;
thence thereby easterly rs IT to the place
of beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may. Book G, vol. 8. page 43O, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of William II. Farrier and Mary
f., his vile. and t. t and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBR. Sheriff.
sheriffs Office, New Castle. Aug. l6, 1877.
aug Cts
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VOTICE,-R. Messlck. having removed
reets, to stalls nos. 40 and 4S. Second
reet Market House, would iuform ais Gus
Pmers that he is ready to supply thin Wit1 3
10 very best fresh butter from Bradioro
punty darles, wholesale and retail. Also
RgS and cheese an chcAp as the cheapest
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-
WANTS..

1a NTF,p.--A CLEAN, TIDY GIRL, TO
wait on table, 3lG Market st., New
nrk Restaurant. aug25-tf
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ZOE RENT.--A TWO STORY FRAME
:, house rooms at 50 Lord street. 81 per
atls23-3t& 323 Il, STH ST.
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The follouing described Renl Estate. VIZ 4.

All tllat certain lot piece or 'arccl o,
nGsit,ate jn the City OF Wilmington, and
DOi.nts, 4 as follows, 10 wit e"&lnrih Nv
tim intersection of the portnerly side OF
TaJlor strret, with the westerly Eide OF
Ch,llcts street, thence with the noorthtr.'y y
side of Taylor street; westclly,7G r.; I O
caatc'iy side of a IL. vide alley, ieadini,
into Taylor street; thence Wit! snio slley
side: nOrtheriv parallel to Church street
lS(t. TO II stake; Lhnnce easterly, para l,"l L"
Taylor street, rs #. to tie westerly sac o.
Churcn street aforesaid, Hnd tIt*nce sitcAe-
witb soilthcrly Is It. to the place or heIlh
ming, be the cCntents thereof what 'heS
may 1850,
rrOper,y OF ThCmhS CORY and Lnuc, i'F
wife, aud tcrre t ana to La sold by ,,
SAAC GEURB. Sheriff.
Sheritf's ONCE, New Castle, Aug. 10. b"'
aup,G-tS
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q W. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 n. From
4. Street, Branch Office corner Nintn enG
Inc Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' an"
entlemen's Garments OF every descrlP'
lon Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes, Feath-
rs and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April 1877.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of q writ of Levari Faclas "
at the Lafayette Hotel, Sii ShipIey S'rce,
kept by Geo. W. OrtIip, in the Ciiy OF wy
mingtOn, Neg Castle County, Dcit"'4ro'
OF ,. ,o--
WEDNESDAY, The 5th dsy OF Hept, 1871,
Nt 2 O'c ock, Pm
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OIvIDEND-OFFICE or THE VIII
) MINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.

WILMINGTON, August lat, 1877.
his Directors of the WILMINGTON Coal
las Company have this day declared, q
videl,d of three dollars per share for t}ie
ht six months, payable on demand.
VIM. P. TAYLOR, IT ieasurer.
Nly2-tf 39 Shipley street.
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SOCIETIES..
MEETING T

MEETING THIS (MoNpAy) EVENING.
Delaware Lodge, No. l, 90. O. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall
Herman Lodge, No. 20, I. O. o. F., At
Odd Fellows Hall.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council No.
2, o. U. A. N. at Mechanics Hall, 21a
King street
Wilmington Council N. 5 Jr. O. u. A. M.
at DR.. q. l, A. M. Hall, Fifth and Market
streets.
Enterprise CIRCLE B. U. G. A., at Hall sos
Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, X. of p, at
Knights of Pythias Hall, 21l Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3,A. o. Of G. F.,
at McClary's Building.
Star of Bethlehem Division, No, 7, s. of
t., Ninth and French streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. 3, 1, o. Il. NJ, AZ the
Maris' Building, Sixth and Shipley streets
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary
we are authorized BY tho committee in
charge to state that the West Church ex-
cursion will 60 to Cape May Tomorrow
morning. without tsll. Secure vour ticke
to A'"'f"A" want to 60.
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ OF Levari Facias tc
me directed, will be exposed to Public Nale
at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Sh pl ey street
kept by Geo. W. Or'lip iu the City ef Will
Ipington, New Castle County, Delaware,
on
WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of Sept, 1877,
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lNHENIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of & writ of ais. Tcvari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Shipley
street. kept by Geo. w, OrtIip, in the City
of Wilmington, New Castle County. Del,
Oh
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fVK RENT-A two-stcry dwelling, s22
r., Wcll2ston street. Inquire ut Sl7 WASH
ngton street. iunS.tf
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C,vI,AYp,D OR STOLEN.-FEnM THE
= lot, 9th aud Rodncy sls., Friday night.
ksrgnSt I'm. A ROen Horse. 1he finder
,riIs he rewarded II the horse is returned tn
WILL w C. " l.. WITSEL,
-" Shtnlay
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BOARDING..

DOARDING.--Good board for $42o per
ID week, at 305 Shipley street.
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'oh RENT. ~ Handsomely furnished
arts looms. with or without board. Location
jyll-tt HERALD OFFICE,
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

COLUMBUS, o, April lQ.-B. +. Martin,
OF Columbus, has been nominated by
Governor Young to be Trustee Of the
Asylum for the Blind.
COLUMBUS, O, April l0.-The Repub.
lican State Central Committee met here
to-day, and decided to hold the next
State Convention on the lst Of August at
Cleveland.
NEw YORK, April l9.-Rev. John Ian.
caster Spaulding, appointed Bishop OF
Peoria, will be Consecrated in the Cathe.
dral here, on Sunday next, by Cardinal
McCloskey, assisted by Bishop Foley, Of
Chicago, and other doctors OF the Church.
CLEVELAND, O., April 19.-George F.
Ridont, OF Bowdoin, Maine, and going 10
California, shot himself on Lake Shore
train No. |, near Painesvile, Ohio, about
Il o'clock this morning. The wound is
not dangerous, His conduct indicates
insanity.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April l0.-The
Secretary OF the Navy was in his office
to-day. Captain Barrett, commanding
the steamer Plymouth, sends to the Navy
Department glowing account OF his trip
up the Mississippi, and the enthusiastic
welcome OF his vessel at all points,
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ITALY.

ROME, April l9.-Depriti., President
OF the Council and Minister OF finance
told the Financial Committee of the
Chamber OF Deputies, that the Ministry
foresaw the present phase OF the eastern
question when the budget was submitted
10 the Parliament. He hoped that the
war would he localized, that it would
only be in the event OF the Russian army
marching upon Constantinople, that the
situation might threaten to give a grave
character and more extended compiler
tions ensue. The Government therefore
didn't propose 10 modify its financial
plans. The Deputies recommended the
committee however, 10 examine the bud
get with the greatest care, in order that
in all contingencies there might be means
OF meeting the unforeseen expenses.
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ISDlANAroLls, April l9.-Lyde Levi,
Mrs. Clarissa Lee, siStOr OF Levi, her
daughter Alice and Missouri Rittenhouse,
were arrested at Osgood, Ripley county,
yesterday by U. S. detective Rathburne,
charged with couuterfeiting, and brought
here last evening. They are supposed TO
be part OF the Pete Mccartney gang,
Their examination will take place before
US. Commissioner Kneiten tomorrow,
a telegram this morning reports the ar
rest OF F. A. Domen and Mr.. Hammond,
OF the same gang.
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i Rig Scn re In Moundsvillc.

Reporter Of Hutcrliy.l
On Monday evening some OF the cili
'ens were thrown into alarm and excite
scent at the appearance OF an army o.
NINE twelve or fifteen tramps who stop
ped here and conducted themselves il
such manner as TO alarm some OF oui
merchants lest they were intent on rob
berry. During the evening they visited
stores in small squads under the pretexl
OF making a purchase, and while the
merchant was engaged some o! the party
would examine The door fastening
While Mr.. Alfred romlinson was return,
ing home man sprang from the road,
SIDE aud attempted to seize his horse hy
the bride, but Mr.. Tomlinson returned
to town considerably frightened, aud COL
a friend to accompany him home. We
near OF some Of our merchants taking
eA'F" prrcaauon and guarding their
premise which, probably, accounts for
their being no robberies. Our town wa.
r!e WIN Fumors, next morning, bu,
without foundation, and the army had
taken marching order, during the nirht
Twas big scare, indeed. Every one o
them should have been arrested and m,Jt
work on the roads.
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We might go on aud adduce the stats.
.cs Of many other cities to show that
Wheeling carries small debt and i.
lightly taxed as compared with the large
majority OF them. Last year our debt
~a. reduced $4,000, and we paid in ad.
1,tion, in the way ot interest, about S32,.
$50, notcounung two notes OF 5000 each
.or the Capitol site. We will reduce the
debt this year about the same, by paying
$4,000 Oh the List and Davenport bonds,
10000 on the Brady and WiIkinson
oonl', and $4,000 on the Capital bonds.
All We need to put our finances into
desirable shape is to fund the oyercheck
Al the Exchange Bank, Of which SsO0
remains still unpaid, awaiting the sale OF
the remainder OF the rcr cent bonds
5ecently put on the market. These bonds
are backed hy an assessment oi nearly
slj,OO0,000 OF property and the pledged
Iilth ol 2S,VUO people. 4Ley are itSued
by city that owns its own Water
Works and Gas Works, and that has put
up and paid for all its public buiIdings
they have been authorized by vote o
orr people at Il regular election, and in
all probability they are the last bond,
that the city Of Wheeling will issue for
many years to come. The disposition Of
uurpublic Is to call in and pay of bonds,
.U4 not put outmore OF them. This year
,c,reiul estimate OF city expenditures is
being made in advance, and tax willb,
.s5.el to cover those estimates as soon
Sc they are adopted by Council
economy is the understood motto OF this
a,y in its expenses this year.
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COLUMBUS, o., April l9.-In the House
Senate bill to take from municipalities
the power to adopt an ordinance forbid,
ding locomotives or cars to pass through
cities Of 1000 inhabitants at less rate
OF speed than four miles an hour, and
through towns of large size at less rate
OF speed than eight miles an hour, was
passed. House bill to make it penitcn
tiary otleRse to falsify election return:
was also passed. House bill to make i,
misdemeanor for engineers to abandon
their engines at points other than then
destination was defeated. Senate bill tc
punish the practice OF resorting to dis
tant courts to deprive citizens ai Ohio
OF their rights under the State laws wa,
passed. Senate bill TO authorize free
banking was passed. House bill revising
and amending the militia laws wa:
passed. House bill to authorize Board,
Of Education to contract with publisher.
for furnishing school books for Use il
common schools was passed
In the Senate the General Appropria,
ton bill was passed with nnmerou,
amendments. Senate bill to authorize
narrow.gauge railroads to issue bond.
was passed
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Ihe5DtelliQsnfrv.
.,,,o nchts OF cities ana Their
Rates Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ShoVnIp Well In Comparison.

shown Up Well In Comparison.
", alluded yesterday to the fact that
wh,rling carried one Of the smallest
r,b. IN the country in proportion to her
,g,lb and population. The Mayor
,,.J her debt officially on the llth Of
,npary lat al $4,000. This is the
.o,upt lea. the gas bonds, which bonds
,e ,eisecurcd and seli.supportiDg
The population returned last year
,. s2s o0D. and the city assess.
u,rl Of real aud personal es.
y,e wll :N,Sg0,l5O The per capita
oar debt il therefore less than $50,
while 4, Pittsburgh It is about 500, tax.
Ing the census OF 1870 for population,
,gi a, Cleveland about Ss5. The rate of
u,l,ion !, lcss in Wheeling than the
.lrgc majority Of cities. Last year it
va, all told, including State, county,
,,g and school, only Sl.Gl on the 800,
saile over at Bellaire it was S2.Sj, and
over at Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
sl1tmd ;2.Gl respectively.
A,saowing how We stand in compar.
,on with other cities, we herewith sub.
nit the following table showing the
population, debt and rate Of taxation in
number Of the leading American cities.
We are obliged to take the census OF 1870
'yr population, having no later data al
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The Emma Graham passed down about
sam.
The NJ. S. Thanhouser arrived from
below With barge loaded with salt.
The Ragon left for Parkersburg at her
usual hour.
The Express passed down last night,
en- route to Parkersburg.
The Hudson will be due from Cincin.
natl to-day.
The Science is the regular Parksrsburg
packet this morning.
The Nail City will leave for St. Louis
to-day or tomorrow, with a good trip
OF nails, glassware and miscellaneous
freight.
The Mollie Moore, en- route from
Pittsburgh TO St. Louis, passed down
about noon yesterday.
Steam was got up on the Gen. Custer
Yesterday to have her boilers inspected,
when some defective caulking in the mud
drum was developed, occasioning consld.
cradle delay. She has her cargo on
board, and will depart Just as soon ~
she can be got resdy-possibly she may
have departed some time last night. Her
freight, all OF which goes clear through
TO Fort Benton, consists almost entirely
Of Pittsburgh manufactures Yesterday.
Commercial Gazette.
The marks last night indicated 8 feet
and still falling.
New lights have been established be.
tween Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, as fol-
lows
Goose lsland-New light on the Ohio
side, at the mouth Of the little run
abreast the head OF Goose Island.
Eanceburgh-New light on the Ken.
lucky side at Nanceburgh Landing.
IBy Teleglph.l
PITTSBURGH, April l9.-River 8 feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy, with
indications Of rain.
MEMPHIS, April l9.-River 80 feet IL
inches, having risen 4 inches. Weather
rainy; mercury G4'. Arriyed-Mau.
melIe, from the Arkansas river; Grand
Tower, from Vicksburg; Parker, from
Cincinnati. Drparted-Kellogg, for the
Illinois river; Alice Brown and ieager,
Tor New Orleans; Carondelet, for St.
Louis.
CAIRO, April Observation-Disclosures,
from Nashville. Departed-Thos. Means,
for Cincinnati; Garrett, Tor the Wabash
r liver; IronsideS, for the Ohio river.
River SS feet s inches and falling. Rain.
ing nearly all day; mercury G4'.
EVANSVILLE, April 19.--Cloudy; raIned
hard last night and to-day; mercury So
to 1O9. River l6 $40 feet and about
stationary. Up-Chas. Morgan, Maggie
Smith, Arkansas Belle, Liberty No. 4.
Down-Dick johnson, Judge Fletcher,
Evansville, Fawn, Grey Eagle. Business
light. The Liberty went below again.
SHREVEPORT, April l9.-Departed-
Chas. Kouns, New Orleans. Weather
warm.
NICKsBuRG, April l9.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River rose 3inches. Ar
rived-City OF Vicksburg. Down-Bis.
marck, Donnally. Up-Mitchell, james
Howard.
New ORLEANS, April l9.-No arrivals
or departures. Weather clear and pleas.
ant.
CINCINNATI, April 19.-River lG fee,
10 inches and rising slowly. Weather
warm and showery.
LOUISVILLE, April l9.-River falling;
5 feet . inches in the canal. Departed
Goa' and Miller, Cincinnati; Baum,
Memphis; Golden City, New Orleans.
Weather rainy.
NASHVILLE, April l9.-Riyer II feet.
ArFived-John Gilmore, Pittsburgh.
Departed-Celina Card,
A terrific tornado passed through
Rutherford county last evening, blowing
fifteen houses down, most Of which were
in Laveregnc.
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PROPOSITION oF-TuE BROTHERHOOD EN-.
GISEERS,
Sam TiIden Wants Field in the
Next Congress-.

NEw YORK, April l9.-An Albany
special to the Times says: Congressman
elect Nicholas Muller, OF the First dis
irict oil New York, is now in Albany, anC
accompanying him is q rumor, prett,
we'll authenticated, that he is considering
the proposition made to him to resign
his seat in Congress and aid in the elec.
ton Of David Dudley Field to Misplace
Mr.. Tilden is said to be very anxious tC
have Field in the next Congress, fol
some unknown reason, and he has con
ceived the project OF getting him there
through the resignation OF Muller.
ALBANY, n. V, April l9-Congress
man Muller emphatically denies that he
intends resigning his seat in Congress.
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WASHINGTON, April l9.-GovernoI
Kellogg to-day received the following
telegram from New Orleans:
"Please inquire Of President Hayes i
il is by his direction that the commits
sioners recommend the members OF the
Packard Legislature to Join Nichols
Two Of our trusted men lett to-day under
such persuasions."
Kellogg replied:
"lf it be true that the commissioner
are no doing, am satisfied that they are
acting on their own instructions, ant
without instructions from the President.
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VOLUME KXv--.NUMBER 2O3.

Republican deputies have resolved. that
immediately after the reasSemblinR Of the
Chamber, 70 question the Minister Of
foreign affairs, relative to the proper
policy for France TO follow in the pres.
ent crises. The object Ia 10 afford ths
Government m opportunity Of declaring
formally the firm determination Of
France to observe the most rigorous
neutrality on the eastern question. II
is stated that the Government Is desirous
Of making such declaration, and will at
the same time assure the Chamber Of the
good relation existing between France
and Italy.
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The Way Grant Put In EIIs Time
Rt Washington. I'n

''Vm 'av observer OF lesiefdly,l
General and Mrs. Grant arrived S,,r,
day evening by the Charters train on a
visit OF few days at W. W. Smiths, The
EI.Pre'ident started from Washiprton
City several weeks ago ior western
tour. lie visited Cincinnati, ChicaSo
and Galena, Ill, in each OF which place,
he was rendered hearty receptions, From
The last named point he came here, since
MS arrival he has had a very quiet time,
AND we presume; enjoys the relief from
Tue attention that pursues him elsewhere
Daring much Of the time while here bc
at in Mr.. Smiths Office at the store
almost hidden in clouds Of tobacco smoke
The couple left Wednesday ior Ithaca,
D. " where they have a son ATTENDING
ToFnel University. The General saws he
snail stay in Europe as long as his fncli.
ns'lon dictates. II he gets tired Of
travelling he may return in three months,
Otherwise not for three years.
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Kennedy "a Co. Propose n Com,
promise.

NEw YORK, April l9.-The auction
sale OF securities, which were collateraI
in the loan made to II. Kennedy & Co.
and which sale was advertised to be made
today, waS adjourned to Saturday next
The list OF securities to be sold included
600 shares Of Chicago & Northwestern
common stock. An effort is making
among the creditors OF Kennedy * Co. "a
effect an arrangement which will render
the sale unnecessary. The belief in the
success Of this arrangement has favorably
influenced the market price of the securi,
ties in which Kennedy Il Co. were chiefly
interested. Coal stocks were heavy TO-
day Notwithstanding the official denial
Yesterday OF the stock jobbing rumor
concerning Morris * Essex and Delaware
LacEawanna y Western. Kennedy 4 Co
have made an otler to pay 33t per cent il
csOh, and to give their notes Tor ak and
twelve months for the balance OF their in
debteduess. They say they will be able
to pay 100 cents on the dollar provided
the banks, which hold their collateral a.
security for loans, don't press them toe
hard.