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New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
A TEMPERANCE PARLIAMENT AT THE THOUSAND
ISLES.

WATERTowN, n. Y. Aug. 17.-Extensive
preparations are in progress for Temperance Parh"-
ment which will meet thousand Islauds Park on the
2st inst The Rev. 81. f. Cats, the conductor OF the
Parliament is on the ground experimenting arrange
ments Tue Rev. Joseph Cook OF Boston, has lately Deen
added the list OF speakers and VIII lecture Tue opens
cnng and AFTERNOON OF August %. Large excursion
parties IRON points in Central NewYork come daily ana
projected excursluns expected during the Sessions o
ihe Parliament from Toronto, Kingston, Syracuse ana
elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
PALIsADE CLUB REGATTA AT YONKERs.

The annual regatta of the Palisade Boat
Club took place at lonKers yesterday afternoon A
strong south wind caused rough and compelled the
postponement of the suglescui race The first contest
WAS for doubleeull working boats, open TO residents OF
Ynnkers not members Of the club, and was won
by Allison ANA Post The second race, between
the barses Resoute and PdllSdde. was over Il
one mile course, aud won by the ReSOiutc'
IN 5m 9ll sec Next a One-mle stralght-aWay race
for paroarcd gigs between The Brunette anu BiOhde
cteW. iu which tne former victorious Inc con-
Guiding race was fOur-Oared sells IL was ciVse anu
exciting and was 10y the OF the Uncle Ben III
IL 81 minutes. The prizes were gOld anu si'er meuis
presented by the officers OF the cluD
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 17.--The statement IN
these dispatches day ago tuat the Franklin III
surance Company of Wheeling. the old Dominion oi heh-
mond. the Residence Of Cleveland, the Homestead oi
WATERFOWL n y and the Missouri Valley Life OF Leaven-
rtn Kan had been debarred from doing business IN
this state proves to been incorrect State lnsur
ace Commissioner W. s. Reefe announces ofealy that
t.,se Companies voluntarily withdrew ther Ousness
from Missouri and were not doDarred, as previously
stated The original report based on statelhrh
made in of prominent journals, ana wac supposed
be correct.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
EorR nIsoRnEKLY HOUSES CLOSED.

Capt Williams of the Twenty-nlnth Precinct
closed the following disorderiy houses last night; NO.
IO9 West tTwentysevent-st, kept Oy Eva BLISS NO -
West Twenty enth-s, kept by Hattie smith; NO liS
West y-secOnd-st kept by Hattie Austin The pro-
urIc.Ors together with twenty-five prisoners, were ar
rested. A.. A..
CayE Mcdonnell OF the Eighth Precinct closed the dis
olderly house IN the No. l3S Ihompson-st ar
resting seventeen women and hree men, lhe mousse has
long been known . "a resort Tor tnleNe5
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
THE MONTENEGRO WAR RENEWED.

LONDO Frluay, Aug. II, IoII,
The correspondent of The Times with the
Montenegrin army telegraphs from Aluga Au-
gust 10 as follows: Our outposts report that
a Turkish army consisting of twelve battal-
ions of regulars and several thousand irregu-
lars have begun a movement on Drobniak
The Montenegrin force which is utterly Inadequate
TO oppose them, will fall back for the protection of
the inhabitants until reinforcements arrive. The
Turks are probably acting for the relief of Nicscs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
AN ,ss,rRAScE COMPANY TO SHOW CAUSE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 17.-Justlce Landon
has issued all order the Universal Life Insurance Com
many to show why Receiver should not be ap-
pointed. The answer is TO be made at schenectady
AuOust ol The application grows out OF the OF the
Norih American Lite Insurance Company and the Re-
cevership to continue during the pendeucy Of that
tim
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

Cramps, Collie, Cholera NOr6us, Sour StOm-
aeh DarrhTa and Dysentery arr speedily cured by DIR
JAMES CARMSAIvR BAsAM Itromoves all soreness oi the
wrls auiets the stomach and s natural ac0n.
AS family remedy for many Affections Of the Bowels preya
lent among children adults In tue summer months IL Is
especially recommended being prompt IN It's operations per
fectly safe, and easily administered
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
YORK TUMOR DISPENsARY

~ lOl East Thirtieth. II. corner Fourthaye.
Oped daily a. M. 10 IL M. sundays excepted
CTRlCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases or the
- Geueratye organs radically and speedily cured Office
hours \ 10 B. HENRY A. DAME MD lii LeXinSlonay
CCHULTZ'S CLUB SODA in oval pints cOrks
- and bottles branded Sellers Water. Nichy kissngen
tt,r ssr n etc. All drdughL Kept IA ten
gallon glass unain to prevent metallic contamination Ad
dress orders CARL n. SCHULTZ, 500 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
edy obtain tho kind Of enjoyment of which they are

cdy obtain tho KIND OF enoymcht OF WHICH IHVy H'e III
search.
gentleman familiar with the plans OF theatre man.
ayers said Yesterday that the approaching season WOu
opinion offer 10 tie public unusual aiuUunt ana
variety Of good acting. Liberal preparations were gong
forward, and large number OF good actors Dad nee.
supplied with congcuial parts. the community woul
have complain that the hard tunes were
not alleyiated by abundant ami sensible dmusenents
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
pRnMINENT ARRlvALs.

Fifth Arepue Hoirl--,Jndgc Arthur Macarthur ot the
Supeme Court the District of Columbia Gen. Albert
Chief signal Us Army, Congressman GusaNe Scs
cher of Tcxa and Joseph Pahl1er OF - konls Asse"
-Atornev vGeuera Jacob N9natta OF New It sey.
Holman o4se-Thc Robert t. Mclane ot va iInoIe
BretO0rf T0As- capt Iaiues OF the STEAMSHIP, ICY
80 WindsSg Hofel-IX~.uaor Abiah W. Palmer N ,nehii
n y Asf0r HOue-Judgc T.. C. katie OF Bne iAntOh----
Aele- YORK Hoiel-Houstoun Clnch OF savannah
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

A FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
BETHLEHEM, n. H., Aug. 17-Mr. Butter
field ana son OF NewYork, while driving this evening
were run into by train near the White Mountain
House. and the son, a lad sixteen years OF age, was
killed.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

PARIS, Aug 17.-Louis Prosper Ernest
Duvergier dc HauranDe, exdeputy for sancerre, aud
the author OF works the United states, whose
death was announced in The TRIBUNE yesterday died
OF sunstroke, at Denville He OF the leading
moderate Republicans, and son OF the historian OF
Parliamentary Government in France"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
A GOLD wATCH PREsENrED TO MR. HAssAUREX.

CINCINNATI Aug. 1.-THE return OF the
Hon Froderck Hassaurek iIom his long European tour
was made a gala occasion at The VotkSbidu office to-
n,,ht AIR u,ssaurek was presented with "A beautiful
g,,d watch by euOw-ldDOrers on that paper, ana
good time generally was enjoyed.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

Poor LOOKOUT FOR TURKEY.-Uncle Tow
ger with piper: 1t says The only chance Tor tDe
porte lies I'M "A gOrilia warfare" Now. wnat nonsense
How ARE they going 10 get enough OF those Ieows ana
II thev did WHO'S a-gong to driH em ?"-lLondon Fun
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
THE FALL RIVER MILLS TO GO ON.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. l7.-At a meeting
OF the Manufacturers Board of Trade this evening" tue
question of running on short time was indefinitely poaF
poned large majority beng confident OF theF aoi'y
to carry their CLOTHS until the market improves.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
IAnnOuncoments.l
WHAT SAY THE DocToRs

Head Office of HoLMAN's AGUE AND LIVER
p AID Np PLAsrERs SO Maden.ane. Consultations free
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
ACHES AND PAINS.
DR., RiDWArS REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly aseess elegantly coated for the of all dis
the stomach liver bowels, Kdney bladder nervous
diseases headache. constipation. in isfst0n dyspepsia
bliousness bilious fever, iDnammat on Of the bowes
piles all arrangements OF the internal yscera Warranted
10 .neot a nn.iye cure Price 25 cent? per boz.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
HOTEL REDUCTION,

Ieands Sturtevant House, Broadway, 29ths, New York
Roos with board - 90 - IS 30 day, according u
location. Rooms, European plan, I'll a day.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

VOLUNTEERS CALLED OUT IN PENNS iLN ANA
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lit is reported from
U,,,.out., mat Gov Hartrauft has issued a prOclaI
Tim calling out three months volunteers TO take the
nI,cs of the National Guarus now duty III the mining
afs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

SENATOR GoRDoNs INFANT DAUGHTER DEAD.
ATLANTA, Ca, Aug Ex-senator GOrdon's
infant daughter Carolina born In Washington City
Winter. died this morning al KirkwoOd.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER, Tor TN
toilet BATH delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing an
of Messrs Kuhlman Els and dc Wilde the eminent frenc
and Belgian Chemists
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam. 73'. Noon. 10. sp ~. sGo MidnighI1s IA.
II Iiaiest durine the day, Sc. Lowe-. bB-
Average 76s' same day 1876, 75'iH
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

BOstOn's Leading Physlclans say that HOUSES
hui mon made ground marsh and unh for human
6abtation Send 10 l. NEW, SO Johnst " y, for Sanitary
Cellar Circular.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
OBITUARY..
COL GEORGE +. USHER.

Providence, r. l., Aug. 17.-Col. Geo. F..
Usher leading citizen of Bristol and for years
commercial agent Of the Haytan Government III New
YORK died last night.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

disorders OF the stomach
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
CARDINAL MccLosKEY sERENADED.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug. 17.-Cardnal Nc
Cioskey Was serenaded at Newport last night by tho
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

Newport Catholic Literary Association with tne aoIs
Adams Band The Cardinal made pleasant rcrPonSo
to the Presidents speech OF felicitatiOn
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
Liver Complaint, &c.
Kidney AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS

Not only does Sarsapsran Resovent excel all remedial
agents Of Chronic ScrOfuOus CONSTITUTIONAL and
SKIN Diseases but It is tho ouy pos tive cure for
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
IYCTUM THEATRE.

The Lyceum Theatre under the management OF W. H.
Tnorne will open on September 10, win Under the
Willows" in which ID. W. Waller. Mrs. Waller and Edwin
r Thorpe will take leading parts. An energetic effort will
be made during the coming season to place the theatre
on stronger basis both financially and in the esteem OF
the community.
OTHER PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Booths Theatre has not been leased, but will be hired
nv different companies special performances After
oi,mores Band leaves GlmOre's Garden, ii will be oc
ouped for short time by Mr.. Barnum, who will exhibit
his collections of wonders including. il is expected the
circus performances and Capt Costentenus IL Is not
vst dcdnely known what the garden Will De a
Std dnrlng the Winter but IL s once more suggested
fhst INK might there be made very attractive
and reasonably renuueratlFe- Inc D1"or9 inea.i9
vii on and after September appeal TO its usual
nstrons through the medium Of Buffalo Bill, who WIZ
9onbtess nd himself at home In play which bears tue
sangnnary title OF The Red Right Hand AT minstrel
hss and variety theatres those who frequent then VIII
fnd old fayorites In their oio piaees @ va" NH0'N'S
, 1877-08-02

The Antoncllt scandal in Rotne Aesumcs
somewhat new complexion in the later reyGla-
tions Tor fabreatl0ns, as It may provc) OF tho
plaintiff lii court, tho Countess Lallrctta Tor 1o-
retail Latnbcrt!ni. These are 20 interesting that
tho ditcront case they present is worth secittng.
1t Is alleged. then, that certain efEnora Mar
conf, who was tho mtstrcas Of Cardinal Antoncl-
consented to pass Off Us lcr own daughter the
child Of hntunelll by young French woman Of
good family With whom he had d l0vG affair.
and did ~ Until her death in 1b12 Tho Cardl-
nnt vsftcd tue child frequently, named her after
his father and mother, placed around its neck a
chain bearing silver medal and q gold me-
tialflon containing her and bis portraits (the
latter In his Cardinals vrstmcnts), and wore
around his own neck likeness Of Loretta. lle
giving her pretended mother ut ono time, to In
vest for her, 10.O00 francs In gold; and on her
marriage with Count tiauio Lanbcrtint he Rayc
her 100000 francs and furnished tue ysung
couples houBc, After her marriage, ns before,
she continued to visit him NJ tho VAtiran. The
night bcforu nis death, the Cardinals cotfcssor
promised TO speak with him about her future nt
in the morning, but nt I he WAS dtad. Non, as
natural daughter Of the Cardinal, eEo claims his
francs, or about $8,UU.p0. II she proves in
court that al.e i1 Antoncll's daughter, and tho
will ts broken, sho has all the property; II tho
viii remains valid she will obtain third: It ia
the belief at her counsel that certain sealed Gu
yelopes mentioned In the wilt md never found
contained dispositions in her favor. Tho charge
ngalust Aotonelll's moral character Is mttgatetl
IN aotuo quarters BY the statement that he WAS
not under vows OF chastity at tho ttlne Of tho
chlll's birth. But hc was nadc Catdtnl. .Dcn-
con in l847. and Countess Loretta 10 but "a ycars
s,t1
, 1877-08-02
A Desperate Struggle with = Bear.


Last Saturday 6hcettlersicr named Asa BIN.
mons went Into curral near 1.cayttt's, on tho
other side of the Summit, aud there soct very
large cinnamon bear, which immediately attack.
I'd him. Simmons drew hIs revolver and Jump
cd the fe1lce, but tho animal ndvanccl, mud
s,m,uons WIS compelled 10 tre. The shot took
effect, a,d only srryed to lrritato the animal, a.
did the worrying OF two dogs that accompanied
the man. ansl before Simmons could PLACE u sate
distance between himself and tle lufurt-
Atul animal, she Wna upou him. lie
Tired again, sd shs closed viii, hltn,
hitting, tearing, md clawlux With fearful rapid-
y, snak!nE ths man .,, .. tex would S s.ns!!es
Icast he lscd agala, tie ball entering It's
stomach. The dogs wore attacking the beast iu
the rear, mud she turned away from Simmons to
follow tllun. leaving ltl,n morr dead than alive.
llc managed to slr4. himself to cainp. and was
city Hosrltal. It has been 4 week since tbs
wounds were received, and = severe laaa,nna-
tion has set In, rendering them exceedingly
painful. llc was torn on the left shoulder anti
lett thigh IN terrible nan1lsr. aud. although
the wounds afe not dangerous, they are e.
tEcInely painful.
, 1877-08-02

1Hn fTHHE1ACn MHtt
An nvernge-looklng CA!naMan, With eThl1c
of the b|aHtcst kind and heavy uowhllc boots,
anblcd Into city railroad car last evening, on
the down trip. Ks 1t was crowded with passcn-
gers, ho did not scctn In any hurry N deposit his
fare, but after tic car had Rone several blocks
banded It IN Tttn lhnt Of several others. For
sonsc time the driver had been gazing abstract
edly Mt him, and Us the laatrhoard dropped Into
tho box the brake got seyera! v!Goss,ns tArns,
the cnr came to q stanuat!ll. and the douF vns
telcscopel bsck. Tie driver spoke.
"Put your tare In the box John, and don't
yon play any red paper on ine."
The chinunlan looked, II possible, blandcr
than ever u he replied, IS Wha for ne pay farel
You nu foulea lue.s
The driver gIowercd, and. as he gavc the EsIus
M extra tHist, prepared for action. Now,
John, pay Your far1 or get off,
7" You sayce That Folth atreetfh
"Ycs, john, that'a Fourth street." said the
passenger asked, ant, a. John passed out, bis
smi!e was b1andcr than ever.
Tho brake was unwound, and tho retua caught
up, the horses got q ytctouaswItch, and stream
oi TOBACCO fell. 70 guict figure 0n the front
platform the driver Impaired the Information
that " That ruostes has eumo thAt game three
tinca now, but he'lltbink h-l's loose II be plays
It On me pKafn.s
, 1877-08-02

There Is uow on exhibition in the London
Hnyal AcatlcnlY picture painted by Mrs. Z. u.
Ward. which represents an incident In the llfu
Of tue Pstnccss Charlotte Of Wales. which tue
following extract from the tntatogue de-
scribes: :" When thr Princess Charlotts vas
taking her. usual walk with single attendant.
size saw q toY, VERY ragged Ia his attlre. sitting
unaer hedge, crylng aud fa!nt from wounlt
fn hts hand: She hastsasa to hiaa ead asked tae
ehief SHE wss proecelin: to bind II,
when she was checked by tbs lady. Have /
not read !n my bIble,' said tho loSely child.
.that HI who was greatee. than any earthly
King healed the wo':uls of the lrpcr; and shall
0i this poor buyf, The time is y sunny after
noon, au'i II view Of Windsor Castle In tile back.
GROUND Indicates tho loralIty. Tue object III
tue Prlneess' sympathy ts seated on rude
bench BY tlsc roAaside: Near ht'n 10 basket os
met with his accident. The Pr,accss Is charm.
lng grl. unt Ler face wears, an expression ol
tbs lcntlrfcss sympathy. Her naughty attend,
ant Is In the oct Of reminding the Prlnccss oi
her position; but tbs latter continues her work
Of mercy, aud administers the crushing Febuks
given RhOYt.
, 1877-08-02

publishes thc 1or'nte, 4 p1ncr which rNarms
with in1ammatory anil intrndtary Httcsattcs,
snl WAS n1la NJ tl,t orators at tho nfa~s-r'~!tng
l,rlt! a week agu Monday evening, At which air,
Lrscr, Il G;trnlan A,;l member of the Aiilwan-
kec utKanizati,'n, sn!l, according 10 tlle
report In the luris,ttt "'We will .strk 10 icGaI
mans as long Il. 1n,vib:c. but u the ruling
tScu ttSs sc know w to dsht lf;eeat ' app1aS:c %
WtAktnCtNrlL let The occurrences in Ttttshu1E
and baltimore bc a warning tn gor. Winter Ia
,ominE. famen ami children may expect tho
most fearful. har.!sllipt II VIC remain ,'lst'ir,1.
deny yon your rights, tslen take your arms III
yo,r hands xnd astnil the rict, baud uf tlroncs
WHO ITO mt crcn nllow the industrious workt!,s-
man = bare subsistence oreat applause fol-
That sr. lartsas WAS at this office OF tho
t09.te during 1ertiay's riots; that lie rcrcivctt
communication. from, the lea'iers Of the mobs
Whfcl! wtre then 1atrt'llipE TIC city: that he
let,ec. anu to tiu nothing lteJnnt1 closing tie
wofk.shnpe.-that is. inttInidating 1atoscrs.-
rnrl nc proved ty cye.wtthcssee. The pcnalty
fur eucl1 att offcnse, wllrn onn "a ruavictcd Of
1t, ts the I'entcntlary. The rascs bf several VI
these rioters Will be brought bctre the Grand
Jury as soon as orc Il summoned.
r0rkL ARRIVALS.
0rand Fdtiar-Tht ftcv. Joteph Cook. Hosson;
John Il; ADAM. ,frcrport;, 4. Y. II. .Garr.ntcr,
Mtiraukss; Nt e !: kInnsa,. Ment.sal; 4: 4: Iee.
Fymont SfT x"ts V y,e;
81. Paul: r. 9. Smith and O. 4. ltevn,an. IT. tnais:
c. o. Gat!cr. New iofk: !. J. J.; ,Th3mp.un. Den
ST. S. tn. l. H nannns sasIes Nu1, n 4 nms ffsh
stott, Rockfosu t. Q. Men,fc, cleveland: .lu.eph
!.urton: Maeomb. -, sh<rnan Hoan--l. r. Dart.
Mahon. Clinton. 1a. l.. 4. Holl New YORK.;
II. D. lngln. EdinbutE: Thomas Witses. NIL
wankee; Edwin Rayistt. Mstss.nn. o.; !. y.
wofth: tho lion. !. q. ctesctand. Indiana.
Paig7tr Honse--C. Howe. Nct,ratka; i. 7. Adams,
Louis; Il. $, son,meft, England; T.. q. Kow,ion,
Cincinnati; ". IT, Taylor as, i. II. sccon,b. los.
ton; u. s. Kerr. f.ondpn; T. I.atcs. London: VIII.
hend; Il. n. sc.ller. Eric, ra..: 3nt Commercial
III. e.. Swartz. iancaater, Z. H. Masters, Cen.
tralia; J. II, brown, baltimore; Nv. Murray. New
It4nktp. Gibson Ctr,
, 1877-08-02

take effect hy the 10Th Inst. or the 1st OF Set-
tc.,bcr. It would he wcll for the Committee TO
cali the Council fur tac tith Inst. This auR-
ge.tson wae adopted by the Committee:
Tho suh,ert Of churches without pastorf, AUI
urged utn,tt tho members tho necessity Of kcep-
tni, no thcis uni,l, aud of nraysng to t}ul that
s would In HIS prpvtcstfSi u Fl. osr ths son, way ;Ss cs
ch,,rrh ro1fi rontislt. its interests.
Mr. Hrsllcy surge strd the appointment Of q
committee tn draft resolutions expressive nf
the Views Of the rhnrci, on the rastur resisna-
tion. but the anGgcs,aun wkA Withdrawn. Inns.
much as 4 It'd not appear wise to thus aslttrt.
pate thu Councils ACTION. lhc meeting then
adjourned.
i. Is quite probable, II not almost certain,
Tic rcs2uatfoa At its me- .tanr o't the 18th, IN
whicl, case Mr. Clatnhc slain ls expected 10
preach hts farewell acE1,s0,, in Chicago Susltlay:
the iath. From What In tHuNE reporter could
learn last evening, thcro srs
s0 pTHEA REAsoNs
for the step taken than the one mentioned IN
Tit letter al resignation ami the further p*,sst.
tie reason that Ms. Ct,anberl AIMS !nuthcr, who
iH ier,, ~ and i'; Il j: undcfsto@s that his Dc
sire is to be near htn during tho
remainder u l.er life. II MAS uppased b eome
that perhaps the question of IA larv might have
reporter learned that this sun oostson was iu-
correct, tic slight difference bc. :wccn the offer
VI tt,s broadway Cnusch asM what Mr.. Chans-
hcrtan reteiycs from the New England rongre-
2aton destroying the hypothesis. II Is hardly
necessary although fitting. ~ tar that tile news
Of Sir. Chami'crlan's tntcnd. ID Departure
from Chitngu will tc learned
With general and profound regret.
Nj. Ctan,lerlaln has, besides hcI, ,,g an earnest
preacher Ut tho Gospel, tlcvutea himself on
moro than onc oerasiun 10 the Ills charge Of his
duty "a a patriotic citizen IN wa'rlng against
corruption III high placcs a'Nl in tasing practical
ycaf ago last spring ib tile famous Soutll-Town
election troubles carnci for him the lasting,
gratitude Ut every truc citizen, anal the conf
moltersc position hc took and successfully
maintained In regard to the petition Of tho tenn
ueranec people this spring, while a surprise Ia
eomG 0f tho more radical, won for him golden
opinions ir1tn those WIN realize that there are
pastors and pastors, commoh-scnsc and fauati
vfAUl,
, 1877-08-02

hs the NntIcn and nurses, anil, Il half he said
lrovrs true, Col. Crhty has a tiell' before I!n.
IN which tt wnrk 1lanr reforms. The rt,1st-
the institution had ra1lel l's attention to the
abuses cs,tnplaIHch nj, ami callse aubp'rtta to
lie issIcd for that gentleman, Whn will nnpcar
To-day, II he eorr,'lWrntes the fururs story.
another pllystrtan will BE- speedily wanted, Ut
rHE HnAnnsnIrsr or THE "n,vG."
Work m the Court -lfou.c-tl,c stanc-work-
progresses srEy sapvly. The contractor fal.i to
grirvansrs ansl u.lvncatl,te tile allowance of
enormous cxtrns: wv rnnn0t believe That
your sense uf Justice will permit yn,i to let us
continue unicr tlcse l.ar!Ahos.h Since Then
thu Commissioner. hare 'rcn tFsing to ct
around the "hartlahlrs," nn't to c,llttsnte their
.urcesst,,i. NJ No one M k"ows 70 ti's h % hari.hirs"
Of t!c Commissioners In the matter better than
II: coulfnctoF, for, With all the .'unnng ie % as
s4oydM In uotcs, aud, whcu lie np!'cals 10 the
.scnse Of Justice "of sl!c Commissioners, they
know fill we'll THAT hc means that,
unless they giro him extras, their 'l'at,lshtrs"
must roltnue to I've c,llscl. III rerly ~ his
communication the Commissioners haze cnlltat
on tho architect to esttn,atc the "e1tras,' and
he has responded with liocrallty scarcely obe
commanded, aud tayitly said that 81, ,00o would
treated tito response with such co0'ness AS to
never report 1t to tile Huant. III nther words.
what EGhn wou!h allow appears tn ne mat about
lion oi Il, wants to aud inust niuw, Keeping in
yiew, vi conrsc, = "scr,sc pf tustlsc" To t!ncm-
sclvcs. Willis tho Commissioners, however,
havs treated E1an's report with d,slain, they
have allowed 1t to ret Into the flan1ls
t.cr communication to the I,nar,l roltudy nbus
ing That ind!vldunl and css'.inclnE him as In
competent, etc., and asking the appointment Of
M arbstfAting committee. This classical docu-
++,rt, - frtl .1Ofut
Public Buildings and Public Service, aud was to
l,avc bccn nctesl on Yesterday, hut 4 quorum
could not be had, tnr the sitnp,r rca*ou that 50
lung as uasns' claim hangs in court It IL not
wholesale grabbing If the Committee ur
Hoard were inclined To do The fair thing hy the
publl.., EEnn's estimate would have been taken
| up promptly and ncted on. FIR contractor
wots!h have been voted the amount named, nl,1
| II Walker wanted more lie woufd have 10 prove
| Lis title TO It before tue rotlsts.