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BUSINESS NOTICES,

0rt the Genuine .Asttclc.-Thc grrat p1p-
MARTY Of tWflbofrs Cumpnnnd OF Tod Liver Uil
and Li,ne" has induced ton,e nnprlnclpIctl per.
rnns 10 attempt 10 palm Of simple article Of their
frum Coughs. Colds, or Consumption should bo
careful where they purchase this aftictc. It re-
anfrcs no puflnV: the results are tta best recon-.
rlsnatt0hs. and thu proprietor has ample evidence
IN nle Of its extraordinary success In pulmonary
complaints, The phosphate Of lime poAsesses 4
most Mnryetons healing power. ha combined with
tho putr t'ui Liver M BY lis. Wtibor It's regu-
larry prescribed by tue medical faculty. Soit BY
A. Il. WiLHnf., Chstnfat. i}aston.
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BERLIN, Oct 13.-1hc debate In the PruBsfRn
Dict was concluded saturday by the rejection
nf the vote III tcnsure OF the Government, pro-
poscsi BY thu rroEressixts and Centre, relative
tn the neglect of internal tcformA anil the In
sufficient responsibility Of the Minatcrs.
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SlllcfDE.

st<ciaL N&paieA ~ ~ tAtood" Tdeank.
I1Trspraa, Pa-, Oct. :8.-GcorEe ". Kim.
mel. banker ut Somerset, Pa., ~ years Of age,
shot bl,uself IL the right temple this morning,
aud l.:d IL = few hours lie was son OF NJ.
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Substitutes In tllh I'entat Ranks
not IesErahle therefore keep the natural teeth
aound and pure Will, that wholesome vegetable
elixir soxolont. uo this. and lhey will last as
long A. the hFchth lats, and the brenth itstf will
never b. tainted.
, 1877-10-29

IA standard remedy In every family pro-
nou1,ec Gfic* Lintncnt todldc OF Ammonia tho
tnust raanahe ailt important No family ahonla
lc wfthou. II. 7. l.. l!Ar4oxn, President Produce
Dank. New York CIty. For sale by ali druggists.
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THE WEATHER.

WAslslxaroA.. D, G., Oct. aD-l =. m.-For
uppsr Lake region unl upper Mississippi VAL
Icy, r,ia AREAS, followed by clearing weather,
colder, northwest wiutls, and dstug baroulctcr.
EHIpAol. prt. ~.
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HTGJT BfANTfHk.
LONDON, Oct. 33.-Completc access has been
obtained tu tpth pits Of the High BlantSre COL
licry, aud It has been ascertained that go per
SOUS ptrtihed.
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]nrirnec'l Is to find wfvrs, tho mortality among
tlIe women having greatly exceeded that OF the
, 1877-10-29

.asHAs aa.a; r1ant hot,,a Ia IN ,,,ont ~ Konro-
efnaca'' efe"s oa'''' 10 '1'''''e"' ~ '>'p''
ko'' rnn .,Kor q, .rn,,rn,.,
u,nltna tho army OF tho Dobr,1dscl,a, is br,ug.
.ass .a'. i'osvv .fcgc train from Mcl,,1ic, Tn he
used asainst sflistr'a.
TURKEY AND INDIA.
ssoL1sn vs. RUSSIAN corqursr-ErrEcr OF 4
NM ,n'o'1 o'
We should e' ike to 10, know how those wlo arc
exulttng In Turkish victories over INC hosslans
justify the ENGLISH rcconqucst Of 1ndtn In 1s57.
II they aro right In sympathtzing with Tho
Ahasic aKa'nst Inc Ea9ope's'' lne M@l'o'iu'euan
against tho Christlant tnc polyeamlst aehinst
the monogam1st. Why did they not aympath1ze
when in 1867 tho two systems OF civilization and
- .,,o n..a. ~, 49, r,e,ra ,,.s .1,t T., oy,., a,
II the ottoman Empire has fieht TO exist, ana
slaughter al VINO oo!eet 70 hea existence, "ns
Delhi vere "A r,lers mich better than the Sui.
ton, ~ Trrrov Tn ,hc vho,o linn ~ othmnn
t'''s " !usAsJ - .o ""o.' ,',.s sns 49,. ~ 49,
Is u"t nan'e 10 oe eonpa1eu WIN tna, VI ~.
bar, and, nar for man. tho Moguis were
tust and pcptle Princes COMPARED with the
Ru,tnn.. They wcre tyrapt,. hut did not sys
.om.,,xo ,,,,,;dor an, mi q rovcrnine Thcv
<s"NA'st~~ Hsees
:wesofanntica. but they lett tho lnhdela under
their rule In possession Of all rights, intrusted
arms to Utudoo soldirrs, raised Hindoo Gcncr-
Il. IN orcat cornmontla. md admitted uut1oo
.,,...so,, in,o lin ,nusrnnst rsrctr tro1;o of tbo
stateshea lnto Iis 'nutsnio't Psne''a''a VI tAe
Cabinet. The orand VlHter anl sccond"sclf Of
Akbar vas q I1indoo. Their rule Was oppreSa-
I've. but Il did not extirpatc, ana while tho
T,,,-. ..S,,o.5 Ath,n. ~ ~ dt-+v vi,oo. J,
AuAs .saueea "'ne"s M s"1"Su
anu Ansioch 10 hsap o1 runs nehafes' tue
most Hinaoo Of cities, kept tts prosperity under
the Moguls. They were tcstroycrs, but they
f,u,drG 1-cot rltIe, an,1. whl1a Turtcv hn.
,,..,,,,," ,,sh a a.a,,,.... ,u.s .s,.a a.e
n.y. e1ua'us "u1si' W. atertees =. e'ai is''sA''
pers, the drst architects Of Europe stand Won
derluR before the lofty beauty Of Mogul
tomb, Every argument ulIc., car, possibly bo
odi,rcea fnr Inn rurrai ia for ,tronrar IN tho
',' .aouse ~ ~ M.,,- sas NJ. ~ s ~. s4.o
pcopie o. Hofthesn lhasa' IL tne TURKS afe
the weaker, 10 surely aso tho lnltans, who,
fnstead Of defeating an army OF aQQ0O0 men,
verc beatcn hv 18'Dno. II the Turk. ARC dr.
sanSta, it, ,..s .'v' ~ si.,sas,,,,s
leho'!'a t1le11 OWN posscss'ons' tle Mo1tanlt.e-
dans had the same title TO lndsa NJ the Otto-
mans To thetr doin!nIon; while tllc historic right
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ugx. GRANT. .
PANS, Oct. 2s.-Prest'lent Macafahon visited
Gen. Grant Saturday and invited him to the
opera. Fre-Almtral Pothuan, the Count dc
Paris, and tho Duchess Dccazes ntso visited
Gen. Grant.
Hou1IRR.
PARIS, Oct 2a-M. lsou!er las q slight at.
tack Of apoplc1y.
T1rE cAntNEf.
Tha Franeats, Duke lie Brogl!e's organ. yes-
tcrlay stated that tie Ministers were prepared
to meet the Chambers and defend their policy,
but at the aunc timewese really toreslgn should
President MacAta'lon think IL bis duty to
summon other counsclors. The Franeais today
explains that this did not mean that President
Afacsahnn Was disposed W capitufate to tue
Left. Tho CunstitntlonmeE and I'oas, however.
assert that President stacAIahon has accepted
the resignation Of the Cabine. In principle, but
requested tho Ministers TO retain their posts
pcnd[ng his future decisions
MAC MAuox wEAKEx1sn.
The Pop, aids: "saturday's Council was
somewhat excited, President AacMat,on dcelar
/ lug that he intended to enter upon pAeh o
! compromise and concl!tatfon. Ministers Dt
BroglIe and Fourtou supported this COURSE"
| THE surrtKNENTARY ELECT1oss.
| Paris, Uut. 39S.-Thc second ballots for mem
bers Of the Chamber Of Deputies In the aFsondfs
scnlcuts where the result Was not Decided Oct
| Il, took place to-day. Tho returns y, far re
cclycd SLOW tho following candidates have bcc'
elected: Count dc Luppc, Lcttti,nht, sl's
Government candidate, In place Of 1,arthc, Re
publ.can member In The late Chamber: n
Charlctnagne, Government candidate, defeating
Botta1t, Republican member in the fats Cham
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Maximum th sr,n ,meteE, u; minimum. 81.
aKx1sAL 0HsEHyAfioAs.
CuIcAao, Oct t5-hlanaFht.
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nlEDlCAI.s
, 1877-07-01
A HANDSOME DUCHESS.

The Don Carlos ball in Paris, given by Nine.
Pozzo, q Lesitimist lady, was something Of
sensation. There were no cards, but the invita-
tions we're verbal, in order to avoid the emba1-
rnssment Of trying to express In set words that
1t was In honor Of the Duke de Madrid, W1lo is
familiarly know in Paris as Charles VII. Of
Spain. They say that in the Lcgitimist circles
there was deal Of uufrtendly criticism Of the
marked distinction paid, just Ut this juncture in
French politics, to the Spanish prctcnuer. But
the disapproyal Was not SO serious but that they
all went, and it was a gay ball Don Carlos
made a fine figure waltzing with tile young
Duchess dc Chaulncs, who is BY common consent
the handsomcst woman in France. She is SO
tall that beside her partner, who Is q good SIX
feet high, the difference in height was not strik-
ing hut she Isl elegantly proI,ortioncd that her
stature does not tlctract from her beauty. "Hcr
complexion il Of the most exquisite pearly
white, now and then family lighted mp BY a
pale rose blush; her large eyes are Of tho dark
est hazel, and fine, broad, open brow is
crowned By such q mass Of pale gold chestnut
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advanced 174c pei brL and osed l:,5c higher than
Friday nfternuon Sales reported OF 80 brIs c9A
1t $11 e0ml2.D5; l4.tOo br1s seller July at S11 ia
13.h: 20 100 hrts sclIer August 6l1 9o0l3 TO- I'd
s. 80 brls September t9- l1'<@3. .5 Total $50
bFis The market cosed firm mt $l20aH cash Of seer
July: SIS oSal l3 OH scles August; and Sl3 =
seller SeptenibeS seller tho year Was nominal At $i
75@t1 SIN -.... $780,.
Prime porA ~as qunted at $12 ooai2 Is and e.,
trA prime do nt 50O.
LARD-Was Eashcr moro actITe. and improved 2kase
per 100 1hs though Lyerrouf %as again I'd Per liz s
lower. Sales vert reported OF 20 tcs seller July h
So 530s. 6.s; settler august at S8-7U98.77K:
and 7ao tcs sollcr september sr e-874. Tosal 16n
The market losed steady 1t - HcH cash or sesr
july; $s- 1893 TIT selcr August; and 81: 80 - s2X
seller September. New lard Was quoted 153l74c ~
101 lbs below the trlcc OF regular.
MEArs-WcTe dull and unchanged. There vas yery
liste doing except In changes from one month to a.
other and Operators quoted The market easier on
wiater ots but tae fex tranaactions we're formes
shoulders Sic hoo tc sEeek picked hams rs lba, Il
sA i99 ho!esloa6 md short sleats on private term,
g. 60 seller Iuly, 1896 IS seller August, aad 81 %
r$ $naj..A
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The Old World is threatened with fearful
innovation in fashion. "Pnirs" are going out.
Hereafter 1t will be in tho very best taste for a
lady to 20 to ball with ono white glove and
one pearl gray-aud, BY the way, in Paris gen
tiemen dc not wear gloves at night, but carry
them part " exposed in the breast Of the waist
coat-or 18th long diamond drop In one ear
and an exaggerated eucrald pendant in the
other, n to appear deeoletae as to one shining
shoulder md high in the neck as to the other,
or to limit ate Uir9re GireJ.a in some eccentric
extrayaga ncc OF costumc-color. IL may come to
n housekeeping young woman OF rainy day
exposing Two limbs reminding the casual be-
holder Of the signs Of rival BARRIERS, or infect
male dapdcs with the desire Of appearing in
diversified pantaloons, one leg say Of sombre
navy blue and one of Oxford gray.
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY JULY l. PAGES

hair as never WAS sean on human head, unless
ON that Of The EmGress Elizabeth Of Austria.
The Duchess dc Chaalncs is not as lovely as the
Empress, because probably no other born
the daughter OF the exi]ed Russian Prince
Galitzin, and dowerless, while her husband, the
Duke de Chaulncs1 is the last representative Of
the family OF the Constable de Luynes, famous
and there was deal Of opposition to the mar
riage on the part OF his mother. That yielded
to Church influence, but the fair young duchess
is the object Of much spite and envy among
portioncd young women who hoped to buy the
Duke, one Of the great "catches ~ In Paris socie-
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Mem 1ofk Itf1<ST LQNdo71 GU3TEsp1NaEHc6-
Az for the Princess Beatrice, whom her Maj
csty has continually with her, she is dressed
like a poor relation and. looks like one. The
Queen takes her everywhere. The most e1citr
ing scenes OF which this young Princess has any,
experience are pleasant tea-partles and plcbcian
funernls. Her Majesty delights in the society
Of her Scotch dependents, sitting BY their sick
6d tf f her and ehan .e
els, and generally stepping down from her high
position to enjov her penchant for sorrow With
the humb1cst. 1t is very good OF her, nnd Ii,
Scotland she is worshiped. But It is rather
to keep her mother company on these sympa-
thctic and unintercsttng expeditions. She ought
to be in society, looking her best at royal rccep
tions, riding III the Row, seeing the would. No
young girl has cause to envy the Princess Bea-
trice Of England.
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NEW YorK, June 3o.-Gold opened ana csorsd
at 1o5A, with sales in the interim at 105st. Bor~
rowing rates ., ], 8, and 2 pcr cent per annum.
and 1-32 until Monday Carrying rates, II and
per cent
Silver at London, SO 1916 pence per ounce.
Here silver bars are quoted l@3-s grecnbacks; uS
gold; coin, 4 per cent discount.
Specie shipments to-day, $10O, 00o-
Governments hrm.
Railroad bonds active. Hannibal 4 St. 10 con-
vertibles made further advance Of IL per cent,
selling up to s9N- Ohio T. mississippi cansou-
dated sinking funds rose from 50 to 623i.
State bonds dull.
The stock market in the forenoon was quiet ex-
cept for coal shares, which made = decided ad-
vance, Morris d Essex going to 63E, agninet 599s
at the close yesterday, The other coal shares also
advanced Later the general liat became steady,
with ccal shares strong. Towards the close the
coal stocks reached the highest prices Of the week.
Morris Il Essex rising to e4h, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna s Western 36. and Delaware & Hudson
324. The general list 1uctnased only slightly.
bnt as a rule advanced a fraction, New York
Cenlral selling up to 901, Lake Shore to 47si,
Rock Island 10 o27a, ST. Tau preferred to 511i and
Hannibal l. St. 10 preferred to 2Ssa. Western
Union closed at 5TA, the lowest figure OF the day.
Chicago & Alton rose to s., and preferred to 10O4.
The transactions aggregated los, 0oo shares. Of
which 2, 800 we're New York Central, !, 500 Lake
Shore, g. 700 ST. Pauls. 5000 Wabash. ., 400 Dell
aware g. Hudson, 3, 600 st. Joseph. g, 600 Dela-
ware, Lackawanna Western, &c, 700 Morris E
Essex. and lp. 600 Western uniou.
The l;nlbn Trust Company viii pay $50 in gold
upon coupons maturing July on bonds OF the
Union Pnel1c Railway compan5, southern branch,
which have been stamped subject to the agreement
of March l. .-
Money market easy at 1ts6s2 per cent on call.
Customs receipts, $oi5,ooo. The Assistant
Treasurer dtsburdcd Sl00, Uoo.
rsnpa n0n 110A
Imports Of general merchandise for the week
including dry GOODS 81, 2222, 0Co; produce exports
for the week, s., 100, GOO. :
Shipments Of specie for the week, 81, 100, oo0-
Stcrltng-Lonc, 487,4; short, 4s9h,
:. The weekly bank statement is a. follows: Loans
increase, 81, 219, 100; specie, iucreasc, ST.
O00 iegal-tenders, increase. So. lob o00 deposits
increase. s., 173 100; circulation, decrease, LIZ
400. rescrYe incraaae. e. l54. O15.
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Mr.. Burgess tells me It is figure OF St. George,
who is said to have been born II Coventry
The tiodiva procession OF Monday was = ,q;ats qnitte
effective. There WAS Il reality about 1t wMch
made the sight worth seeing. The local guilds,
yeomanry, Volunteers, Forestcrs, and other
societies, Joined the procession with tne:r re.
gala and banners. The caValcadc formed
It lhc old Guildhall, led By heralds, clty
elephant and castlel St. George, armed eap
Dic, and attendants Then came all the trades
and guilds, the Friendly societies, and the
troops, and last, who should be first, lady rep
resei,tiug Lady Godiva,--not content With the
original clothing OF chastity and flowing hair,
but lightly clad, nevertheless, In tights and such
other raimcut. or want Of it, as might suggest
to the enormous crowd Of spectators the ti5nfn
but courageous vile OF the Cllurlish EaTl' 1he
weather was fine, and the three tall spires never
looked down upon greater crowd.
LOUIS NArOLEON'S COURTSIIP.
Mr.. Blanchard Jerrold, in his volume just pub
lishcd 10 London, tells the conclusion Of Louis
Napolcon's courtship. It was at the Ncw-}e lear
bali OF '53 that as tho company were passing to
the suppcT-room Mile de Montijo md
Nine Fortoul, wife OF the Minister of Public
Instruction, reached one of the doors together.
Slme FortouL, mastered by that jealousy Of
the fortunate lady which WINS general ut
Court, rudcly rcbukcd Nile. dc Nontio
for attempting to take precedence OF her.
The Young lady drew aside with great
dignity before this afIront, and when she entered
the supper-room the pallor aud trouble tn her
face at once attracted the notice OF tue Etnperor
as she took her place ut his Majcsty's table. In
great anxiety he rose and passed behind her
chair to ask what had happened. s-What is the
matterl Pray, tell me-" The marked and synl-
pathetic attention Of the Emperor drew all eyes
upon the lady, who became covered with con-
T frrF, Tr1 ctr e.
, 1877-07-01


Coventry yesterday, after an interval Of seven
years, again celebrated the Legendary achieve
ments Of the heroic Lady Godiva, whose noble
sclfdcvotion has given her q lasting fame. The
procession, which started from ST. Mary's Hail
Mt midday, embraced the City Guard in the
ancient corporation ar1nor, representatives OF
the different friendly societies, and various le-
gendary and historic personages. Amongst the
hitter were St. George, Robin Hood, Maid Mari
an, Friar Tuck, and the Black Prince, who was
singularly partial to Coventry as place Of resi-
dcnce, and Earl Leofric. whose strange caprice
exactcd from his wife the net which was just
comncmoratctl. The Lady Godiva was person
ated by young equestrienno from Ast!cy's
Amphithcatre. She was attired in manner
that could hardly have given offense: She wore
bodice and skirt OF white silk, white lace yeil,
aud the traditional golden hair Inscribed to Lady
Godiva. She was loudly applauded. The per
ambulation Of the different streets occupied un-
til nearly o'clock, and then the inhux OF
visitors had hardly ceased, IN spite Of ne exel,
tions Of the different railway companies to afford
the requisite accommodation.
, 1877-07-01

FUKklUN.
LONDON, June 30.-Amount OF bullion gone intn
Bank OF England on balance to-day, G0 U00.. The
rate OF discount In The open market for three
months bills is 2}s; below the bank Of England
rate Il. ,-
Conso-For money, 81 TIC; account, 94h.
United States Bonds-'fs;'e, 1o54 !; 'B7s, 1u64;
10-40s, 10Dz new Sc. 1083z.
New York Contral, 81; Eric, On; preferred.
10; Illinois Central. az.
PARls, June 30.-Kente1. 10BE soc.
, 1877-07-01

Long and short clears quoted at 64c cash or June.
md 8;sc se!ler august, Cnmbtrlauds quiet ut $50
S:as; long cn: hams. sh@s4c- s be3ed' pickles
bacon quoted mt @a8ac for shoulder% 8sa51{c for
short ribs 84s93c for short clears sk9loc for ham,
all canvased aud packed.
EEEAsE-Was quiet ns 4187t.
BEEF PRODuCrS-Wtrt steady and quiet At $t0. =
@l1.m for mess; S11.75112. % Tor extra mess; and
$40. 3pt3AL n. for hams.
TALLoE-Wa8 steady at 73f3713C for cttY, and IT
a:ne for counr, Sale was nsde Of $50 bfi' ei'' y
, 1877-07-01


NEW YORK. june eao--Cor7o.-sHenEer; t24912hc*
futures steady; July, 123oal2.3lc; August, Il s+9
l2.a5c; Scptemher, II, l3@12 14c; 0ctobers II Tie
I2,72c; November. IL. 48@1..A8e; December. 1o.&e8
IL 5oc; January T. 630l9 8oc; February. 78817 sc.
March, 12.8o@1a Soc ..-..
F.orn-Dun &nd uzchsnsed: receipts. 5000 bra~
Rye nour steady; S4.So65. 10. -
CoRx- -MEAI-Qutet and unchanged
GRA1x--Nheat dull, lower, and heavJ: scarcely any
export or milling dcmand;recclptA 25.ooo bu: No
Chicago spring. Sl.57; No. Milwaukee, Sit! araoes
Michigan s. %; choice new amher Delaware and new
white Virginia, sa2o; It call 200; winter Eed Au-
gust g. il hid; s2 Is asked: Rye I'd mo5a G
s,eady t. 91h's: hs: uasaea
mixed. 56sssc: steam mixed. attss7syeow ws.I; CT;
ern. tz,4c poor Old We.tern mixed 5.xs oss ot. oan
sHx*:5c: white do. 4usa81c-
Hogs-iesvy Ws.te5nI ea,9G. TO-; o,m: Rio c.,soe,
17s:sac IL kold; Iobotng. i7ss2se ID gold Aoa.ses
quiet and nncSanged kicc steady I'd uaehangsa IL,
rErEoIEEMZzt1uist but 'seadJ': fenaeo' 'Ss4"stS
stTaIj Tal1oW20FiFncr o;2sefFii1I 1t 8 l. 1-1eas,lc-
STKA1Nxu KEsfH-F1rMef nt 81 .8NS1oQ~
EMas-neavT; Western. l4Hesla.1c.
ans as.t, 81; ssss
California Do. 1:a3ic; comm on 10, .153e2sc .oa
wooI-ln xood demand; hrfn; domesto teese' ~
81; pulled. .os+oc; un~ashed, 1oasssc; TeaAzs -
Faovisroys-rork nzra and quist: new e NEST g1t .s
Se!i !i mdiss duii ii i C. nafd III rns1 @ piims
new: s: 90; July so.os. La1d-Prtme steann
GMxEs1-4atet At *sse -. /
1s;$sieYe; seotch pis aal sna ao@la:l; A%iI =
dull and heavy at 1s@la'6c; RuaatA sheesins' lo1
N1iIIs-Firm; sat a2.so; clineh. - A2sss.2o' 4
ahQe, No. q, 10826c. ]
, 1877-07-01

time for others to become familiar with the
various organizations throughout the city, "at1
the men who can be trusted and with those who
cannut be, and to organize the work necessary
to be done in political campaigns. 1t is we'll
known fact that the acttye political workers arc
the men who expect that the party Will reward
them for their efforts. Now that This incentive
is removed, it is serious question who Is to do
the necessary work In the coming campaigns.
As near as 1 can Judge from present data, Tue
newspapers will be expected to carry the bEunt
Of the campaigns. These poorly-paid poitlcal-
ly-ignorcd, and generally deridcd organs ol pun
lie opinion Will be expected to instruct the peo-
nle erafui.ouslv upon the political issues OF inc
day. and to work night and day for the success
of the party and the men who most studlouslT
ignore them. Republican editors, WAo are 80
from principle, will be expected to turn tnelr
Journals into campaign documents, and supply
Them pratujtously to the millions who are lam
isling for political enlightcument~ At 1cast,
tbis IS what the politicians will expect OF tne!f
pa.ty-pnpers but imagine the general pup1lc
will expect to see the newspapers, as wen as me
tatjou, When this is done, and the papers
nrc uninnuenced either 1or Or agal!;ee ~
the holders Of Office, or their man!pulat'ons, tae
Republican party will receive from them moIg l,I
intelligent and wholesome SUPPORT II is WA
known here that one OF our g1eat osniGs Ma,,s,
ceyes its inspiration from INC sa';n.. ~
and the Poet-Office, while anothef, clal.n ~
be Republican, has attacked the party Yioa;
solely because certain prominent omceao.oeas 10
we're personally offensive 70 'ne pSop'4e'o's "
that journal. ihis pollcy o. ,,,,.
KoS-ISTERfEKEScE IN POLITICS a.,+
by of1cchodcrs Is. as every oi.o ~, nua. 1i. ~,
correct in the abstract doM II WI "Wn ~
practice is another th1hg. lhe oppos@tss @ p''h';5a
las been In force so many years LIN. LUG puD ;is
fn general has lost its interest in the details M
and minutiH Of political management lhe
DEMOCRACY, on the contrary. which cor
trols all the city patronage, has strength
, 1877-07-01

VIC AND HER DAUGHTER-1N-LA
london Correspondence Ee'e FORK Times:
remember once having long talk with the
Marchioness Of Ely, the Queens favorite lady,
and did not gather. with all the honor OF the
position, that the life Of lady in Whiting is cx-
actly to be compared with the bliss OF paradise,
thohgh the Queen Of England is kindly and
amiable monarch. Her Majesty, by the way,
had one little difference with her imperial
daugbtcr-in-1aw, the Duchess Of Edinburg. The
peared at breakfast in dressing gown The
Queen construed this careless attire into q waot
of respect for the Indy Of The castle, and spose
in-iawish promptitudc. Her Majesty dresses
for breakfast, and her daughters have always
been accustomed to appear at that meal IN be-
coming attire. As rule, English women dross
more prettily for breakfast than for any other
meal. The Duchess accepted the Queens re-
buke with becoming grace, and, Us | have said
before, her Majesty conceived q real love for the
Russian Princess.
, 1877-07-01

RICHMOND, juno 3o.--The first regatta ever row"
Cd in Vireinia took place to-day on the James
River, at Lynchburg. 1t Was . four cared boat-
race between the Uniycrsity Of yirgna crew and
Tobacco City crew Of 1ynchbuFg. Distance. one
mile anti return. The Tobacco crew led through
ont, winning in II minutes and seconds. Five
thousand persons Witnessed the contest
, 1877-07-01
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