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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-04

lebt than ever before in the history
If this country. AS an agricultural
people, the proportion of those who
produce the necessaTies of life is very
large. We lack an element of pros
perlty in lacking the labOring pOpu
lation of the North, but in lacking it
It such time we lack an element Of
temporary weakness. In prosperous
periods they contribute to the we'll
being of society by furnishing mar
ket. When times are hard and they
are out Of employment they become
consumers only. Then they are only
a drain. An agric ultural commune
ty can always stand panic, failure,
depression, war, any misfortune bet
than one of commercial and in
rial population. We are self-sus-
ing, we can if need be almost
within ourselves, and even pros
therefore while deplOring the
7h has fallen upon our
"nthren, we should
'ay not reason
s...,..--.~. spared any
in the
J we are
=. our brethren
y furnace and pass
.lley of the shadow of
sary, if we can't help
g., ~~ .~-.~ring. We
I've / enough of it, and if we can
{ see our way to even profit out of the
misfOrtunes which we have had
nothing to do with, then we must
as duty to ourselves, go on build
ing up our lines Of trade and our own
manufactures and become self-sus-
tanning, and even furnish our suffer-
ing brethren with supplies-at those
remunerative prices which men are
constrained to exact.
Temporary stagnation, in some
channels of business, we will feel in
the South, but there is nothing in
all this to alarm the South. If the
trouble is remedied it will be by the
restoration ola prosperity in which
we will share. If it goes on we will
acquire new selfreIiance in adjusting
our own business to meet it, and be-
come daily more self-supporting.
The laboring men should see that
they do nothing to retard prosper
ity which must come in to the South
if we are all true to each other. 1t is
a prosperity which they will share,
and the strikes and riots in the North
cannot prevent it. Ifthey will mad
ly cut each Others Threats we are
sorry. We give them our sympa-
thy, but let us decline to engage in
the business-We have other work to
do. We have gr aat and glorious
field here which will bear a good
harvest for all in very short time.
-NuShUiUe american.
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te Strikers.

~ ,erned in the stop
e trains at Johnstown, on
isylvania Central, on Satur-
We undoubtedly committed a
, 1877-12-02

nothing from Washington about the KecelVer-
ship.
The savings banks we're equally barren OF
items. Judge Otis is taking steps to put properly
vaults with view to their sale, but the time and
c:!of disrosiDg Of them have to be determin-
ed By the Court. The project Of organizing q
company to buy the Fidelity vaults, Dr. Turpiu
says, Is progressing, but some time will ciapse
before it assumes definite shape. The calls for
the 10 per cent dividend were quoted ''lieht. !"
The bees ut work In the s'Beehiye" keep what
honey they Nuke out Of sight, and the answer
ye5terday WAS as usual *'not thing"
THE STATE SAVINGS.
Judge Otis filed o petition in the Circuit
Court yesterday setting out that he has on
hand $4,000 of the stock Of .he West Side
Street Railway Company of Cleveland. He has
been offered from 50 to IS cents Oh the dollar
for it, and, rs fur Us Ills knowledge goes, thinks
that i good pr1ce. He also states that in some
cases where the bank holds incuInbrances on
property, the lnortgagors have offered to settle
by making over the property n,ortgaged. In
cases Nhcre the parties are insolVent,
SO that q deficicncy-de would be
would be advantageous, US it would save ex-
penses Of foreclosure. This would, it seems,
result in loading up the bank With real estate,
and postpone indefinitely tue final settlement
Of its affairs. No objections being made, how
ever, Judge Williams allowed the Keceiyor to
sell the car company stock as wished, aud also
to receive conveyances Of property 1nortgaged
to the bank in all the c9ses mentioned in tho
petition; to make such compromises, settle
,ments, and discharges Of debts secured US the
best interests of the creditors require; and, in
any cases where it may be necessary, to take
such proof OF the circumstances attending the
settlements.
, 1877-12-02
SUBURBAN..

! e.
[ The Board Of Trustees Of the Town OF LAX,
met in regular session yesterday afternoon witt
| all hut Mr.. Murphy present.
! Union Transit Lodge, I. 0. G. r., asked fol
tho use OF the Towr-Hall to hold their regular
weekly meetings aud to celebrate holidays
Granted on condition that they pay tho cx.
pCuseS.
The matter OF opening Dexter avenue was re-
ferrcd to the Committee.
The report Of Sergt. Gahan for the month OF
November showed that EixIy-four arrests had
been made and SO worth Of hnes assessed.
The Finance Committee, to whom was re-
terred the matter Of raising money on tax
certificates for special assessments, reported a
contract with Mr.. john AlcCatfcry by which be
agreed to advance Is per cent OF the amount of
tile certificates, and to credit the town with the
valuo OF all such certificates, with interest, Ys
redeemed, the town to take back ell certificates
not redeemed. The contract was approved.
The Treasurer was instructed to pay ont OF
the money received from McCaffery the balance
ol the town warrants, amounting to some Sl6,-
700, now held bg McCaffery for ihe advance he
NOT redeemed. The town has now more than
3,CU0 locked up in these certificates, the
property y-owucrs not having paid their assess
ments get.
Tue attorney was instructed to proceed at
once TO enforce the ordinance against the Chi
cago d Southern Railway Company regarding
the care OF crossings.
The Fire Committee reported that the engfn
house at the Stock-Iar1s nad been connected
Will. the fire-alarm telegraph.
The Board adjourned.
, 1877-12-02

WT1rEI IED.r1,F1 :; 1,s~7
Rev, Henry Y. Wayne, Frederick 4. Wheeler Of CHI
cA.o, anu Miss Julia A. Phelps. ~
HAERELl4-TUS1sOS-At the residence OF the
bride parents, at p. Nov. %, the Rev. J.
Joan fuuison. " ~ A'
% knasns City papers plcnsc COPY.
ia q: At the residence Of the
daughter OF saoin Smith, OF tlls city 10 cards
Gt'UDliUE-sSELT--Sor.: y. at ST. Marks Church.
By the seF 3. T. Fleetwood ". +. Goodhue nnu Eia'
cldcat daughter Of the lutte Dr. ]. Smell, '
McDOSSELL-O'S SEILL-On Thursday, the ootf inst
Ut $40 Larrabce-st. William McDonne Il aud Miss Susan
U'Sc!tl. No cards. ' 11"'
ULDS~AMEs-By the Rev. C. G. TrusdcIl. ut 11o3
a !naaaay. ;: 2n the 3th Of Eoye1nbcr Mr Tbbcs
Anlcs. No cards. - W
RI 1gELL.pEWoLF.Dyth the Eer: Il. Crews. at No t7s
vlnccnncs:ny1 IN the 18th Of November. Mr. Eobcrt
y u nell and Mss ElcE L. DeWolf, daughter OF Calvin
DtNov. Esq No. caru1. ~ ''
KoB1SSOS-@ERACS-At St. Mary.s Church, on
Jessie krau3, ~ "A4'o
, 1877-12-02
pf1AH'9tE.

ors6et K p eugss ps ss @ e
Notice Of funeral Hereafter.
STEARNS-Nor. 10. George H., onfy SON of A,on,o
used 80 years. " A's"'o'''
fu l!ne.s James L. johnson. aged 81 years ii months
r Fun.rai o. from hi. res1aepce. M ma 1nd,.r,
r Gslena, Cincinnati, and New York papers please
s0pLron,a Il! Tayler: ssca years and day "Au
fS gostou papers please copy
JAcksuS-Soy %. Q: BRONCHIAL bronchitis, Glcnnev.
;Sa james anu All''' Jackson 'sea2 and
p,Ia.lI In lIeaysn ai our daslins.y watching.
irens ol the fa afs coray %% III
kEARsLEF-SoF. 2s. Jaucs Kcassc,cy. aged -
Carriages to :osshil. Friends aTe iaTitod '1ao'
:,l: SnaSSoS-Sov - q: q. Patrick shnunon, azcd %
Funeral from the residence Of bis parents ,ao oh,.
T. bSiso = So 20 % a2ss sss e d ssPSys
si sa. e GsH:Fy G. If soiSs s,sS Mq
- Eat.cEn papers pensc copy.
e s q he ss E
sSted cRaScs R qod 9o nSs
Pars E1ance the u!t Of typhoid
aaa I T. Butler Il Ely sssa Is geaps q d ani
asa e es ecoek Reep g. raEx Con-
,AlTkEN-The funeral Of james +. Aftkeu viii t.t,
oSes Se 0f sna: 4ssasosf g ;ha ~ fsy
,esIsd 4 az rssns o1 Neal will be n
nEc- T. fz1euda are cordially invited to attend
, 1877-12-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS

1
". o. baltimore will lead Gospel temper
| ance meeting in Farwc1l Hall at 1870 this even
| ing. y
Robert Hervey, E6q., wil deliver his lecture
on Sir Walter Scott and His Writings " at ths
Presbyterian Church, Englewood, Friday even
ing, Dee, 7.
Prof. Louis Klstler, OF the Northwestern Uni
Versty, Mill deliver his lecture entitled " Oul
| Heritage" in the Dime Course at the Wes
End Oprra~House this afternoon at $3.50.
The Rev. DR.. Ryder will lecture tomorrow
evening on the 'sBrotllerhood OF the Head
Heart, and Hand,'' ia the Church Of the Re-
declner, corner Of Washington and Sangamon
streets.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Board OF
Councillors OF tho Hospital for Women and
Children, corner Adams and Paulina streets,
will be held ut the Sherman House on Tuesday
At o'clock.
The Athennum evening class in light gym
nastics, in vlaarge o{ Mrs. eaY1c, at is Washing
ington street, begins Thursday evening. The
day class begins Saturday, at 10 a. N. Terms,
81 for twelve lessons. HeaTy gymnastics at all
times.
Tic Rev. J. ". Gibson. D. D., will deliver hts
seventh Biblc-reading before the Young Mems
Christian Association in Farwcl1 Hall to~tiay,
W .5u O'CLOCK. GuO1oct: - AbrahaIn.'' The
Bliss Memorial Choir will have charge Of the
singing.
The banquet of the Michigan University As
sociatjon which was to have occurred Tuesday
evening has been postponed. 4 busiuess-mcet-
lng Tor the election OF officers, and for the trans
action OF other important business, viii Be held
in the Palmer House ciub-rooms at 7:30 that
evening.
Senator Washburne will lecture Friday even
ing at the Tabernacle, on 's'rhe Siege OF Paris
and tue Commune" The proceeds will go TO
the Union Veteran Club. The price OF tickets
las been put ut 25 ceuts-rcservcd seats 50
cents-so that admission may be within the
reach OF ali.
DOLL RECEPTION,
The wedding reception Of Miss Dollikens aud
Gcn. Faire WILL commence tomorrow evening
ut Oakland Church and continue each afternoon
and evening during the week. This event from
its novelty IL likely to prove the sensatiou Of
the week in thu south part Of the city. Tie
ladies have made perfect preparations, and no
expense or pains have been spared in making
the toilets such as must conl.nuud universal ad-
tniration. Everything has been done to make
the occasion attractive to the children, and over
5,oU Invitations are out.
, 1877-12-02

lug up aud down the st3cc1 hn .os ~ "is ',,.n "ain
murng to himself -Maa,nc thn ~ c,s. Eser iaur =:
| the door,-Marlau,c, The carri.@,. = - =. =.
Ut last h. felt ] hiaslf ahu n1ons q tines TIL
Then norrd fear came over KIN, iast ~ ~ ls att
make buugjc UI th. I'm nc. .:ra n' tcst NJ should
on the stage. "supposc" he ~ nnnI,3 nau 10 say
himself, 'suppose that shoud s,v -: r. ~ ."
madame is At the carria~n car i!a or or door. the
door is at the carrinHa, ''e' ~ ~ Or Madame, the
is at the 1nadan,c' or .r,rrinS" .slc carnage
the ,nada.ae, why, Great heayrns 1sG uoor Is Ut
, 1877-12-02

door he shouted, * You go to -" Che
TRIBUNE reporter was unable to find out
the missing word, but it certainly had no Ieie.
yell OF applause from the galleries, and an aw-
tul silence followed, in the midst Of which the
miserable man heard a still, small, triumphant
whisper, '' You didn't sar it right! You didn't
say it right" TEARING ss of his rs gapuy sequy
with a wild shrek and without
stopping to draw his salary. policeman
whose bent iucludes Madison street bridge
thought ilc heard splash about II :50 p 1n''
aud reeollected having seen q man, whose fave
he didn't recognize, hurrying westward all"
nuttcring to himself something about :. car
ria@cs u aud loors,' but If there was suicide
nothing available for the purposes OF IN inquest
has vet been recovered. In consequence OF Inns
sd accident the successful pay Of mc 99s a.
will, however, not be withdrawn ut a!c !ceooley's
Opera-lIouse, but continue to be given every
night with Mr. j. Green in the part A. Jac4ttts-a
servant"
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer House,. S. Smith. New York; g. y.
sanborn, Iowa; D.: "; Pierce, Buchanan; Greene
Ws1eos s1oae 2d T. A9ez seSy Se fSj %ixaykee M
William Trenton, Boston: Y. Bolton. Tfenton,
\. j.; J. Pond, San antonio, Tex : j; Cool
man, PhIa;aelphq x Gron& FqcacvM' va'rrt;na u:
Sun Francisco; G. E. Stevens, Cleyelaua;
the Hon. j. u. Gurnec, Madison;, Gen. y. q.
French, c. $. A.. II. 4. Church, Boston; g, ".
Holt, buffalo; II. c. Van Tine, pittsourE; y. =.
L. French, Third Cavalry. U. 5. a.: r; O.
born, Marquette: ". $. Cuddy, St. Louis; Coz: y
W. 4. Reynolds Galveston. Tex; Hugh Nc
Closky, New orlennsi r. c.. l1urd. Boston;
William Dunbar, Omaha: r.: A. Grlt!n'
Detroit; Il. johnson, st. Louisi n. IL. url. IA
dncah, Ky; V. s. Various, New YORK;.
Saerwun iouse--Judge Il. .. Hopkins. Peoria;
l. i. Warren, New York: 4. Jones' PitssnuEG;
Fred Wild, llaeine; .Iosepa II. Price, Newark, n
j.. !; Charles II. Smith, Providence, r. L.; Lieut..
4. +. Iackson, L. S. A., GAINESVILLE o.; ". 4.
Durlcigh, Yanktou, D. T.; r. 4. Nickcrson, New
H-nrE
, 1877-12-02

4 visit to the suspended Natton.t Ganks yes
terday failed to elicit anything beyond the
TACT that the Receivers were tbusv.'' Both
Mr. Jackson. of the Third, and Mr.. Burlcy, Of
the Central, said there was "nothing new"
The former has made few collections, aud ts
still figuring to get some one to take the bank
building, in order that he may move into less
expensive 011ortars. Mr. BurleY had heard
, 1877-12-02
TEE EXPOSITION BUILDING
TIE LEASE TO FIELD, LETTER

TIE LEASE TO FIELD, LETTER CO.
= meeting OF the Judiciary Committee of
the Council was held yesterday afternoon in the
City Clerks office, at which there we're prcsent
AID. Thompson, Gilbert, Cullerton, Cook, and
DAILY, and Mr.. ). P. Reynolds, Secretary OF the
Exposition Association. The chief busi-
ness which came up for consideration WIS
, 1877-12-02
UNDEHwEAK.
Ladies' Underwear,

~ nEe hIce aasoFtmcnt q ready made Uudervror
~ uul oEn make which wifi sell for thr nr rhtrfr
qays at reduced prices. and also we call specai a,re
line OF. ~o e'0J' t!Gt ,THnstl ~ ,!o'e q lux
358 and EGO WabQah.ay.
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return after the first "white frost" II
we wish to catch big jack and salmon,
and being thoroughly imbued with
that very wish, We made arrange.
ments then and there for q return in
October. Every fellow seconded n
vow TO make the trip from Livingston
to the Judges, horseback or aioot, Il
the fates held in store for him the Eel.
icitous enjoyment Of killing few Of
those varieties Of which even the fin
gerlings afford sport.
The day Ben was to return for ~,
Hig and | left instructions that he I've
sent up the river with the wagon, as
we proposed going nearly two miles
from the house to put in the few re-
manning hours, whilst Mack took hi,
iavorite rod, a small bucket Of min.
nows and fished down till he met our
WAGNER. Failing to get bite at our
salmon drift, We put native youth
at the paddle, and crept quietly along
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and iced nj. hor.os and 10, ne vail
bocl-os wh;ch ws - him o.nahlo
so We yave our catch IN the oars.
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..,
'"e erossP'"nN sea,s oh "h'c' We rue
up, and the fearful recklessness with
which we slipped about, jeopardizing
legs. buckets and rods. demanded that
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~ kchn,ond Junction 10 aud from paints hot wen
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