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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-02-28
Letter From ROsIne.
RosrSE Feb. 10, 1871

RosrSs Feb. 10, 1877.
Editor Herald.
Rosine lie wide-awake and still rapidly
improving, and is destined to make the
foremost town in Ohio county.
A great many refuse to take paper
because the times are too hard. Let US
see about this. What makes one man
more successful than another a. a gen
eral rule, is, that he thinks better. II q
man reads about his own business, he i,
thus getting the benefit OF other mems
thinking, other mems experience, other
mems failures and other mems successes.
Although he may not follow a single
method described by another. yet, the
very act Of thinking about it, starts a
new train of thoughts in his own mind,
aud though he does not see it or notice it,
yet every thought he gets from another
is developing his own thinking and
making him better planner and calcu.
later and he will in the end get more and
better results from his own work. II
pays to read and think about ones bust.
ness whatever it be. Avery little saving,
as a stick of candy once in two days or
the poorest three cent cigar omitted once
a week. a very small plat of ground cul.
tivated in an odd hour viii yield corn or
potatoes enough to furnish a dollar OF
two for a paper.
Mr.. Thomas Moore, of Butler county,
came to lit. Pleasant church on last
Sunday and stole one Of our many beauii-
fnl maidsns, Miss COrnelia London, and
took her to Tennessee, where they were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
May peace, love and prosperity attend
them through life.
Respectfully, L. T. Cox.
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The Gospel train is coming,
hear il just at hand,
| hear the car-wheels moving
And rumbling through the land.
Cuo.-Get on board, children,
Get on board, children,
Get on board, children,
For there's room for many more
| hear the bell and whistle.
shes coming round the curve;
She's playing all her steam and power,
And straining every nerve.
CHo-Get on board, children, &c.
%, see the Gospel engine.
She's hCaving now in sight,
Her steam valves they are grooming,
The pressure is so great
Cuo Get on board, children, &c.
No signal for another train
70 follow on the line,
q, sinner You're forever lost
fonce you're left behind.
Cno.-Get on board, children, &c.
O, see the engine banner,
She's fluttering in the breeze,
She's spangled in the Savior's blood,
But still she floats with ease.
CHo.-Gct on board, children, &c
This is the Christians banner,
The motto's new ard old,
Salvation and repentance,
Are Furnished there in gold.
Cmo.-Get on board, children, &c.
Shes nearing now the station,
o, SINNER don't be vain.
But come and get Your ticket,
And he ready for the train
Cno.-Get on board, children, &c.
The fair is cheap, and all can go,
The rich and poor are there.
No second class on board the train,
No difference in the iair.
Cno.-Get on board, children, dc.
think she'll make a little halt,
TO wood mp on the line,
And give on all chance 10 go,
But yet she'll make her time.
Get on board, children, &c.
Shes coming round the mountain,
By the rivers and the lake,
The Savior he's on board the train,
Controlling steam and brake,
CEo. Get on board, children,
The train has never run Off the track,
She's passed through every land.
Millions and millions are on board,
q, come and join the band.
CTo Get on board, children, &c.
There's Moses, Noah and Abraham,
Aud all the prophets too,
oUr friends in Christ are all on board,
o, what heavenly crew.
CHo.-Get on board, children, &c.
We soon shall reach the station,
q, how we then shall sing,
Mil all il,e heavenly army.
We'll make the wslkin rin..
Cuo.-Get on board, children, &c.
Well shout 'er all our SORROWS,
And sing forever more,
With Christ and all his army,
On that celestial shore.
Cuo.-Get on board, children.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-02-28

The chap had legs like pair of slate
pencils. Small boy yelled to another
small boy: Say, Billy, that fellers got
a heap of courage to risk himself out on
such legs as them this winter" "WhyP'
"Might freeze, brake off, stick in his
body, and bleed him to DEATH
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-02-28

Information is wanted as TO the where.
abouts of Louis Csstlemau. aged fifteen
years. He is the son OF Mr.. L. B. Cas-
tlsman, of Lexington, KY, with whom
communication can be had. 1t is re-
qussted that the papers throug hout the
State make inqdiTes of their subscribers.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-02-28

a. maiden lady said to her little neph>
ew: "Nox, Johnny, you 60 to bed early,
and always do so, and you'll be rosy
checked and handsome when you grow
up" Johnny thought over this few
minutes, and then observed, "Well, aunty
you must have sat up great deal when
You we're young"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-02-28

The Cheapest. Purest and be>t FnmfIy
Medicine I'm the WorAdi
For DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION, jsun-
dice, Bilious attacks. SICK HEADACHE,
Collie, Depression Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH
Heart burn, &C., &c.
This unrivalled Southern Remedy Is warrant
ed not to contain a single particle Of Mureary
or any injurious mineral substance, but ia
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DIRECTORY
CHURCH DIRECTORY

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Hsptist-have services FIRST Sunday and
Sunday night in every month and Saturday
night preceding. W. p. Bennett, pastor.
NJ. Il. Church South-Services third sun
day in every month. ". ". Cook, pastor.
Cnion Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing Al half past eight O'Clock.
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list Of the Constablcs Of oaio County al
their Post OGiee address:
cAStY pIsrEIcF-So. !.
W W EIel, Rosine.
COOL SPRINGS nIsTRICT-So. ..
lsaae Brown, Rockport.
Ck>TIRToWN DIsTRICr-So 3.
J NJ Casrbicr, Ceralvo.
Rails BTOEE pIsTRIcT--No. 4.
Iii Chinn, Buford.
FoRpsyILLe nIsrRiCT-So' s.
10 | Harder, forlsNille.
LLLIs' nIsrnICr--Sc. 9.
HARTFORD nISTRICT-So. 4.
W l. VI add1X, Beaver Dam.
CROMWELL bIsTRIcr-sO. s.
X 6 Hodges' Cromwell.
HARTFORD DisTRicr-NO. 9.
cTi, Allen, Hartford.
sULPBUR SPRINGS pI-TRICT-go. 10.
Vacant.
BAErIKrT's pisrsIcr-xo.
POLICE COURTS.
Hsrtford-F. p. Morgan. JGdgo, second Mon.
days IN January, April. Juiy and October
Charles Grim, Marshal.
Beaver Dau.--E ". Cor ser, Judge, first
Saturday in Jsauary, April. July an October.
Thomas Stevens, Marshal.
cToIDwell.-A. z. Montague, Judge, second
Saturday in January. April. July and October
Jas. W. Daniel Marshal,
Ceralvo.-w. d. Barnard, Judge. last Sat-
srday in March. June, September and Deem
ber.--Daniel TichenOr, Marshal.
HaHilton-J. W. Landlord, Judge. post
once address MclIcnry. courts held third sat
urdsy IN January, April, July and October.
A. :. Carman, Marsba!, pOst-Ofieo address
HeHenry.
RoekpOrt-James Tinsley, Judge, Mansfield
Wiibsms, Marshal. Courts held first Wednes-
day in January, April, July and October.
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ASK the rrcnr

ASK the rceov-
cred dyspepties, Bill
lions sufferers. vie
'tims % Fever and
Ague, the mereurial
diseased patients
how hey recovered
health. cheerful spir-
its and good appetite
they will tell you
BY taking SINxOss'
IrVER RForInrap
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HARTFORD LODGE NO. L

Meets in Taylor Hall. Hartford. Ky,
every Thursday evening. A cordial inyi.
tstion Is extended 10 members Of the Or.
der to visit us, and sll such will be made
welcome.
B. P. BERGMAN, W. C. T,
MRs. ANIME BeRRYNAN, w. Sec.
q. 3. WILLIAMS, L. D.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-02-28
LODGE MEETINGS.
A. Y. M.
HARTFORD LODGE, NO. 156
r.. A. M.
i. O. O. f.

Hartford LODGE No. 1873.
Meets in Taylor Hall. in Hartford
Ky, on the Second and Fourth Saturday
evenings in each month. The fraternity
are cordially invited to visit us when con-
venient for them 10 do So
l. BAREETT. n. @. VIZ. PHIPPs, SEC
d. P. BERRTEAN. D. d. G. NJ.
, 1877-02-28
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE,
xukt1tt! fLkpsfeh to 7AA 7}fbH,as

CnAMrAl0x, H., Feb 37.-Ths co,n,nu-
nifty has for week past besu sprcalatiug upon
the sld,ltn disappearance Ut Alr. Rodney B.
coudlt, VIII" for two years past has bten the
business manager Vi tie private banking 6rn Of
Husnhsu, Cunjis & Co, ln this city. Mr. Con-
dit enjoyed tho runhdenra Of the community In
lhe highest degree, having resided here foF
tue so:lsl and rt!igious cisrles Ut thH TOWN.
liz suddenly resigned his position aa
lllanayeE snd departed for the South. wlthou1
lp1!matlu9 to hls pastAers " friends my s',eh
aud that Institution loses nothing by his slhate
peasaars. liz was enxuXe4 lu buying, feesilng,
an1 shipping cattle, aud fsal borrowed large
aums fuI ux0 III Lls private business. Ills posllan
iu thc bank giving lul umo.t unitate ed credit.
Judgments ~ tl,s amount Ut 4ls,04 bare been
euterrd Up sga!nse Ills property, anl III his per.
that hs has pttlsr debts amounting u $4noO
" Aaues outstanding, spd that hla ssal essate l.
, 1877-02-28


Tho Chtiatfan Workers. Ent1n Ut the West Side
will meet 1t No, ..@1 West Naii4oa attest this
mnrniuy vt lU o'clock.
Ar. Philip Myers leads the West Side noon
psaysr'u.eetinx NJ ::1 Wcst Madison street taday.
Z. r. steseIs Will conduct the singing.
uexeon Willard Will preach aud t, +. Stevens
viii atnx thu tl"s1cl at the Isaslsy Avenue Aetho.
d!st Epsfhpsl thurcst this syrEtu1 a. $50.
The na1t VI the scsits VI cottage scrtlecs Of III.
jn!lu't Pfulrstlnt Ep!.eaIml Church will aa held
i'llI sscalltx n tbs residence Vt Mt lznts Nc
Gau!ct, Su. ~ Park Avenue.
tapt. Charles vArgcs, Of the North Chicago Light
tsusrds. xa* rlertcd Captain OF COMPANY 7. Frtt
Hexn,enl. last tstnlnx. All lnvutarfs are urxrnt-
u Requested - be present Friday s,ra!ux tor tiIl.
Thp Western couuci!. Of Gniycna.ltst u,talsters
now III sess!on III thu Church VI tAs Rsaesmrs,
VIII l.u,1 HI opeu Hectng in ttB church this even.
lug: fus conference aud prayer. This public ere
tntIssa.
T'hu second rnteytsiutnsnt for ths benefit Ut tho
academy Of pssixn VIZ t1so place 19;saotEow
gla,nuse includes the pleasiux opefe.ta IT ':uox
aud Coz, which Will te gwen With MI excellent
cast,
, 1877-02-28
The Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning. when Leonard SWEET will probably open
for the defense.
THE COUNCIL.
T1fR fdT1tfATH0


The Council held an adjourned meeting last
evening. Aid. Aldtich presl4tn9.
AID. Taruow ssted and obtained leave to present
the report Of The Committee on Markets, rccop,-
mendtng tho insertion in the Appropriation bill of
item nf Il, 800 tor tho salary Of two Wttahers.
one fos tho West Side and one for the South Side.
The report zas placed on hlc.
Aid Gibert n,oved 10 pass tho Appropriation bill
a. amended By the Committee ut the Whole.
Aid. McAuley wAs opposcd to such hshte. Many
nf the items reported needed corrccttnn md shond
10 gone nvct ono by onc. ..-., r,
b.I was safs;rntiy d.ea..ca, aud hs thought II
wns limo TO ret thrn,lr, With II.
AZ. tlilbes. spoke t, =; nc & taus 4, oatsa: @
was Of tho opainu that many Of tho alcf1h needed
Aid. Thruop remarked that = great deal had been
said ty ths press and The ruopls In regard 10
THE SEWERAGE QUESTION,
but he considered % the app@top.,at'on @ a naaer thst
DO 10 improve tho pnbc heAllh and ptntec. prep
csty Interests WA ths hess md LATEST proceeding
esad s "os So sat saq nn sny sssspy
than they eon!d This yrnr, II y cheapiy. ito VA.
therefore. In favor nt the n!ottun.
was voted for sewers. the exesss over that anl,,t
woufd be taken mt nf TIN 500. 900 ~hics. the
t s.s .ss an -. aS
llal. 4 neee+saty, tho r,ty could ID wlthoat lie
Ntter % sons further M ist Kid. uhe,. mored tho
prcyi'us question, which motion WA lost.
s TsSssV ss ;esS sa ";1 XII Il S: To- s
mounted police. ha Intended to incorporate, in the
motion . clause providing for ,he dlemissal vt
tan istes 's@ at % s VI whoe. "Ia nrpeais P" h.d
ny 10 understood hin. lie wan.ed IL CouneIi,9
Nv Ssoie va: tasn t.fea % XII. uiibert'a motion
10 pass the BIZ a reported By sae Committee VI
, 1877-02-28
RELIGIOUS.


Or. o. It. Tiffany, OF Trinity Methodist Church,
contlnctcd tho noun rEaycr.Incettng At Farwrll
Hall ycstertiAy. aud Mf. Stebntns led the cfoIF.
Alter ths opening hymn 3fr Stebbtas offered pray
Ct tos those for whom It had been requested, and
gave pra,tc for !nrocations answered aud hesttnks
showefctt upon t!,ote who sought and found. aud
righteous nld turned Into way and she life.
=: iioiy sptftt, faithful guthv. pfetascd Pc.
ss,f e.sa 7" is dsy found IN sa xS x ill.,
aac;tion. What Chti,t I. IL a,f' II prosei. 10
lnprnccable and grim ~ liz wns tn sonit, 1t WAS
aesontcly arrcrta!aetl tfat Jcsns Christ was 1al.
~ hst e. cs asssts m b. 1seess sa
.And yet while iIe was carrying nuns sins md
WI; 20, 81 psss ~es ass%ss IT. r;
pll4hsacnt Of work dcaignsd tnbsequen,ly % +xalt
Christ and save men trnui the result Vt teIr sins.
tarn fruM their syll ways. and iii. pleasure waa
pn' In ih.. hands Of Christ. .nd lhefs sas4 tho
Aerlpsatrs ~ ,hall pr1tpes and .hc;e would b
,iai 10 iiD, for III II lii iis :sac.us. w God ss!t iis
SSs Ss III fs Z @ SStsi sad 81 t u s
Ths ly,,lu. = x.ye NY 1l5e tes .hss" followed
n. l1ev. y. G. sreaetr supplemented thc e1:
Init those stll outsdc he foli ~oa!d accept Christ
W The 6 sss; i. E. pay.. y.vs graphic ae.er,D.
stats Of Pennsylvania. Sona had been brought In
i'y hundrcta. and esen medical students hnd tsen
lt.1uEht Under the influence.
TIN = !ne.s tecIIns II .deetIon FOR sood md
, 1877-02-28

Michael Motrgsey wAs taken to the West Chicago
naa", nvenua 'Aoa 'A'' a'sh' On ena'Ss o'
cona"ct'
Frederick Watworth, "iIas olley. md ". D.
in vs.,sraox h. t,r,cn.. 4rhrr,oLor md rbor,..
Wcit.. Of The t.nku .treet souad.
~ '''~ ''"~o *1.A.' ......
'o'n psfns' who u santea TOT tho larceny OF
nrt1cs on Canal street. vag ufte,ted ami locked TN
tn.t evening vi thc West Madlton Street Station bT
Uflesr Henry smith.
-, unless MGManoa !aat eFcHlh2 ptoaHat 1nto tha
Who ha.l i{s nncksta wsrhtci juwn With sixtY .6Fe
pounds Of lead. pipe Which tu evidently been to.
Gently cut Oh. u 'omo house.
Loult. aa.nz 4, s!'asxe il; y; Tan.sI. whs. It i
Victor Sewing. Machine cotnpan1 md tlIe,r: cua-
tonicfs hnt III sons 3:' W" "nfti OF property.
Michael Burke was locked up at tho West Twelfth
charged Min stealing coat from Young tnnn ro-
wal rveuscrci frnu, tbs pawnshop Of Charles
Nyrra al the curncr of pulE stfeet nul Uiue
isEnud avenue.
,.A..N.,-" 49,. ,.
l4.ysat.ota vic i w.s'si soi :tse harsIst; W u
rome clgnfs from M father store on ebt indiana
t!sest. ssvvtaa uayS aGo tas sanS oneef @ nsfe.e
FfHnR DohagnIe upon the sanse ehasge' Ihe case
VIII W aeasa s1aTeA 0.
sunday afternoon last. dnEtns thn temporary ab-
scaee Of tho t,cenrant*: purKars effected a. "a In
ttahrs 70 ne house ol =. y. Nose, ~ 1T Ihttty-
ttnrk to ths tnyet estimated valae Of about SO.
Ihe loss lAla heavily uRon ~. Aote. ID = neces.
satatea tha wearing VI ais ~1ntsf app4fe1 duhnz
the ctninS heatt1 term.
Detective stre.u lett last evening for New York
to escort back 10 this city Charles A1I.iersu who
ncatly yeur ago v.nbcxzlvd 5000 ftou, biz en- !.
yh4rre u pr.ptl h H!tp to te ttsfrrsUI ag,lnst
hu Id I,uyilv ut gfe to the building IN thu hope
=
thls isttor char1.e IL uuw being worked uu b. tbs
Detectives VI Central Stativn.
80. o....,....-.-,, .......,.,.,,.. -.,
!MK: 1nln bfawss. larceny f q sst q poo! oala
tiS n, EII ~. nSMo. - ~" ~ % a %Mss Mfset,
William Buttss. oaako laci, ,hlrs % days c eac, III" IN
!as House ~ Gurrsetton; CaItle Arnold. drunk.
Jury Aays y lue iioass VI !esfsstson; NndolLa
tt,,nE Meraskey. anl.n Wsoesr. IN anu John San
asts: burslnry. cu!tt.nued u N"rch =; Loh!s LH
, 1877-02-28
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

move 10 on foot to cut OF the supply Of tobacco
TO tho inmates OF tie Foor-Itonsc.
Commissioner IIatjcn's back taxes with which
The Court-tyonsc VIA 10 b. bu,,t. hayo not been
i..1 ~ s r.st1 -, -. s,..i..n,s ;,
a'au .. lpr s'ne ume' "oulo nos MI oP'h'"n
hctf tho collccs1nnE
Tne 1sl1 vard sras thr sscnn nj \ ron,hat n I'm
,..., ss.tt y..s." s'..s -,
WV t"'' oen'xehs from i'l'er avenue n'ut mum
Yesterday. Jhller catFsef 'fepred 'nto the breach
anu told then, that fighting was hard on the eyes,
anu t"e' "epar'"a IN l""cc'
Sheriff Kern will ktari for tol1ct Thnsthay nf
next weck with twenlv.stx Of hts oartlesr. lferr.
totofe II san iccn enrt"naty 10 start nj an esscr
and ho ls th 10 hurry 10 got rid VI thcu,.
f,ont-setor qo,tnn. ~1.i, In S..bvt,Ic ia sail "a
hc in ;nisti 1rnn;xa ,nn{r snmc timn noo Ia MARS
. xnnnT III, onsm nT,n rasIu," ~ % IL hsth"r ~ ~ T. h,
ihoua.t hr III fr,n,. ,sit ha.trn IN ijs rctmrn f,r
IL, IL ~, In hnri in i'm contract fnr masnnrv mi
aron.wutk 0n tho new Cottrt. House.
rb. f.o,,t.,tor.,s xt,, rt,t, tho Norr,,t sc1,oo1
Al Emrir,sn,,.i Ernx ~, a,t.nl .hs en,nmrncemrnt
exefc.ses ii ttr in Of tl,ir ,nyItstioi,s Il Wit.
.sosablc ad sc scffs.hnrnts % in si,t evening"" II
EMlw wby. W. '"e" sA''4A' ''''' ''''"'s '"s"A ~
--..-
George CodI was arrested yesterday m nm in
dclhent found by tlfr last Grand Jury for lEbelInE
Minnie l.. Cummings. Todd is the travelling tnF-
respondent fnr paIet tn This city aesoscd 10 the
hote! Interest. mid lhc indictment charges him
With writing various letters and tlsiIEat!ng other
fa,nn to b. unnecessarily l'nndfed about ia tho
pnblc print. lie gave tAt! tn the Httn Of 500.
mt, very amusing, 10 link m at tho triangular
6nh,nunnyy ths vnrion. fn"rt ffnm.c ~ rnntrssSors
, 1877-02-28
wOMAN's HOSPITAL.

THE sEvEATH ANvUAL COMMENCEMENT E1EN-
Cl9Es
Of The Womsns 1Ionpita1 Medical Co1ltgc Of thia
ritz were held last evening nt Methodist Church
1luck III the prcaencc Of lhrgs audience. The
exercises opened with prayer by the ]:cv. J. II.
ratkhnrst. which waa followed by IN nd'lress BY
bt. nyas, rserulent Of the Faculty. The address
was br!cf lat comprehensive htslosy of the Col.
1eec from ts tnceptlon IN 1H7u to the present day.
showing tLnt II started under n1nat alxcrac circnm
stances, and that ia trials haL teen many. Pre-.
vl0mk to tho IRE II mad btcn lucatell n North stnte
atrtct. bit thr nanes swept II away and throttft1
Il In H Infancy. Notwithstanding this draw back,
1t was Immediately put IN H. feet again,
and in iN7l-'71 hHd a clans of eight
rem. In 1k73 a Glars at thirty-two. In
1874 Glars uf thrty.eesvn. sn'l tn lH79-71 class
Of fteci,. with fIf stauaers. 1t Wka tile yonnacAt
cotese Ut ttn kun tn the country, xHl The only
one wrrt Ut Sew York. .--.
llr. Enftu called tlie graduating class a. follows:
NlHhclIg u. burroughs. Elcannr y. ltnlshAuacn,
loni.r bhwHnn. hid lsnnls !: 'ratto3, aul rnDf.
HyfUtd. FrGs!dAnt ur the Bnnrh 1T Trustees. con.
fctteh this 1cyreca In A neat snt appropriate
adIrets.
Tllr vatedtctory 10 tic class wua delivered l,y
Prof sasal! liacRrtt Stevenson. q 1nen1hcf Of thr
Faculty. il was carefully. .pstpArcl argument in
insor VI wut,an In irdicine. blended with advice
lu TIM EraanaicH and tH1nnets In medicine gcn-
cEhlIy.. and was received with many marks OF
appreciation.
Tho exercises concluded with the bencdicton. ,
The spFln. term Ut the College beXtn4 tba nest
Tuesday tn April.
, 1877-02-28

GRAND 1sArfrs, Mieh., Feb. 27.-W. D.
Roberts, Que Of the pioneer merchants Of this
city, who llas been merchant hero for nearly
James Blair, Esq, bo!ug lis assignee. No
tc.nite statement Of his assets and liabilities
has been innie, hut the former arc estimated at
al,out go p0U and the latter at ntout tlt0, ,O00.
Most If bis creditors ara parties whit live here,
Or In this Sfnte, a. he owes but nbunt 4l1, ,)U to
Eastern merchants.
sperfa! Nspateh 10 11e 7tsbnnt. ...
GALENA, ILL.,. Feb. .7.-Nllllaln KnfI, a lead
evening ior tho Icnefit OF Its creditors. most oi
whom nre Chicago dealers. Cnit. u. W. Corey
has been appointed assig,icc. The liabilities ore
not k0owii, aud the assets nrc limited.
, 1877-02-28
TIE lA1)EI4TIII.
lTa CsE An 4 L1uRAlty BUILDING,

Tho question " u,iuy tho urctent Aa.,nht
Theatre for publIr Iihsa,r f,ntidi. ~. e.',a,%'
s,oI x..ts,a., d, n,n..,,.'. ~ s..I., s s,a'.,.a.
sssa So. sss'slaAy holm'ls ny hpse!e' I"mnttse Of
tae Libtsry Hoard, the Committee OH buildings
aud t;roundn Ut lhs board OF Education, an.i AID,
Mct,reax Chairman OF thu Einancs committee 81
tho civ cuunc,l. Ns..rs ahorsv t.nx.n,,,s, ~
rnoss. rsprssented the arss.4a1ned Board 1n*Hci.
NJ. ltnyur. Eisrk' ilatx a1id English, the second.
CIT hlpt. rtsIard, hrefstaFJ jol4ns!au. sn4 bnp.
Pit Axtnt ward. ~ tbs Hoard Of Education. rhe
~ .Ii.eHs:ioa beEala uloa thv ro"t af msEtng
w. ~. oW Following aFe Mr. Ward. hGurus:
H. ss, sSi,; a:, Seo!n s1 In: :s; %e i."a.Msrk,
fuA,; aAtae aniuh. STAIR, harlware. ii, bOJ;
, 1877-02-28


New developments in the rost.Ot1lce matter wcre
scarce yesterday. Tho general public, haylnR Re.
covered from tho fret sdock Of surprise Ut McAr.
thurs acfalcnston. did not manifest conttnucd
excitement, hut simply pafsed u few casual COM
mcnts md went ub0ut IT. Usual huaiuess. At the
p'st.uaics, Special Agent S.aart and Assistant
rostIuaateF SQuters wcrc husal Ill day In tookluy
over thu uccountx. They found nothing to tpdl.
caie that The statement nj Ten. Macarthur as to his
athclt was incorrect. teJoud The item nf -, l00
o!reudy n.nntioued n hasiuy been deposited In tho
Tll. little =. lio Item ,~tt! probabls mako
iss:r smSnnt u ssoab's r.. been hintsa Gsfors
elalta in ths .uun. total 81 McA.thrs y 1-ac!i.
FrJul what the bundAu,en shy, tt uppears likely
,hat they will nsht to hare Il excluded. lhe bank
upon them alons vii! b. thrust tls rr'pons'b,'ity
naynx MI. Item ,tas l,o,Iau.rt, Will - Vii present
appcuranccs, hold tile GaRk on,crrs down to the
.no,s sislt! construction u he faN. Aud here II
whist lflt law says IN fhH fnhtert:
s. @ asssf ssast
s s asy u s
i .s Il, t,*'s' TT l.! ny DSs iss' Win e g
e .sa.st Srt5 s. t%ss e s.s
sppllcs us III * y II:
s :s IL Hi y ss
oa,srF r u ay uguk y 3 .!aSt w sloato.
uQHr4 lfaAtiefte. ilA. CbuyrfieI, xppsHnfa, t1 Or
~ Piled Au! s!t&ll IN puRse,t pyrscTlutL iu Sec
4. 4Hs. -
rhr rec,!e, alluded TO In The last claa.s " tho
on1 pretcrlaliy pumishant for NIL Disturbing ol-
cers ~ tllt H"rsfeHt WIN lnay us4s npprtlpri-
alr ltlc nnls. aud stAtcA that the eiiatl Tiers.
for II imprisonment for tcru, nut less than otse
Jsns nof lnhrc than ten years. md v nnH Of Hot
i!0re than the nml'nnt cinEMkxIga us ltrs tlIAh
81. 010, Or both GAs aud lmpEiAan.ucnt- This VIII
n,aku thugs weir sfckiy aspect for ths bunk, II
anfUfrcd
NO 90.
The lsnntsmtn called on Mr., Eqntcrs yesterday
nst'rninx. and endeAfurcd 10 tnake point nN this
fael lhuk thu eirEal eaMH'lraoh Ut 81. Postmaster
Macarthur explfrt! Dec. ~, 1h1li. They claimed
that The fienrralM commission having expired III
ueccmteE the bomdsmch wsts l,u Longer rutl,anst.
hsH; sir. aqn!crt promptly exhibited .a them tho
following Telegram:
Stu can best rrolnots tho InteEeass Of McArthur's
9urstfS hy 4ty1hT ibr very eDsGst attention 10 thu
but}Ata Vi tss Uuicc, HnA especially EatA that liz
may .!raw tn* au'I.Tfeaaaty. scArt.suf enI liz
safctrs will b1 hold FsptnsGIu uudT lhsif Vun uni ii
auEt'~asus hAs brcn uuattneti
Nothing WAS heard yesterday at thn office from
thu htess P,stHAsker. although It " expected that
he VII oe lm tnlcAgo IL, few days. Ar. Palmer
sas In Washington When htk appointment was
male. 5s'
, 1877-02-28
h. had no aoub. that the people fa.orea tho

he had no doubt that the people faToFed tho
chEnge.
1tr. IIotz agreed with Atr. English.
Mr.. English did not think there sas 10 mneit OF
need for fine Library building ~ fur more schup
accommodations. There were II, 600 chidsen
who were attending echooi only ha1f lAr for want
Of suitable buildings. iiesIlss. the Sewberry cs.
fate hna 81, oo0 600 In trust, which would sool 10
Of use for n public library, md that would be
enough. .--..... .. -. -..
IL hcinc impossible for Tho Committee from the
Honrtl nf Education 10 make report. d meeting
Of tho tIoar 10 euustdet the subject Hns called for
to- morrow evening"