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DIAMOND cur DIAMOND.

In December 1875, Joseph Beck and his wife lived
In the house No ll6 Suffolk street, and OF
Edward A. H,ilabrand and Mary Hillabrand, his wife,
On the I'm OF that month hrs. Beck absent from
her apartments short time, and on her return found
that al her jcwelry had disappeared Much talk cn-
tued, which resulted iu the Hilabrands bringing u
suit against the Becks for SANDER, the allegation
being that the latier had charged The former with
max ing away with tho Jcwolry. On the trial, winch
took place before Judge sheridan und jury
In the Marine Court, ihcre Is alleged TO have
been total lack OF evidence that tho Books mad
made charge OF stealing against tho Hiiiabrands,
and the result that the suit dIsnissod 1t
was now the turn oil tho Becks 10 invoke ine law,
which they did by bringing SUIT asal1st the Hiiia-
brands u recover damages Tor alleged malicious
prosecution IL bringing The nrst suit. TINS SUIT cane
TO ial IN the Marine Court, before Judge Goepp and
jury yesterday the plaintiffs being represented ny
Mr. David Lcvy as counsel ana tue dofendupts by
Messrs. Stafford Morris In the same capacity. Alter
Inc customary questioning aud cross -quesiOning a
witnesses, summing up by counse. charging Dy tho
Judge und SOLEMN deliberaton ny the jury, verdict
was rendered IN favor OF plaintiffs Tor S50
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ADDING INSULT TO INJURY.

To THE EDITOR rns HxRALD:-
Plsass call Mr. vanderbLt's attention to the WY
passengers mised at the Forty-second Street
Depot Last Saturday number OF people told by
OF the servants OF tho company take the traia
the right at the cato Tor tho $40 train aud it
the AS we had to wait until that time. Whom
we found The 5:16 had lett without US had tho
pleasure OF being laughed al for trouble.
hELROSE.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE-Letters intended for this column must bo
accompanied by the writer's full aud address to
insure attention. Complainan.s who are unwilling 10
comply with tnis rulc simply waste time In writing
Write only on one sids OF tue paper. .-ED HEeALD.l
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EXCISE TRIALS.

Tue Excise Commissioners yesterday rendered de-
clsion revoking the license OF Morris Baumoi charged
with having sold liquor under a beer iiconse on The
23d oil May last. Tho OF Daniel Hudner, OF No.
430 East Fourteenth street, who Is charged with
having sold liquor Sunday, June 80, was laid over
until the first week October on account OF the alb
senco OF "a wilness tor the prosecution named Suli
van who could not be found address he gave
his residence.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSVERSE.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tho following statement showing the real estato
transactions recorded In tho Reg,scrs o;e, septom
Der ~ 1878, is Obtained from Augustus l. Dochary
Deputy Ksgister:-
esa st.. a. s.. sis Z. 9: Of 4th av.. 2oxioos,s;
4as ~. ~ =. $50 a. v. Of iosh .y. aosioa6 samuel
L. AccormicK and wifs 10 John sehrever lexs-
wiiss. s.. No lie asxioo: John isnasI.on and ''
10Th st., ~ =. as H. o Of a.S sv 2ox oai K X 'A'
wiis So T. cs.s s@ is. 5sS" X L.:sG ar:isc TO NOM
xs"a ~. ~ s 4oo X oi Cortland. sy asxioo
sa ..c,s. VI s.s S.ya sass. sSn s. OF Nor,
Dir%s- s: a e. ..: II iasss.s s Ssa'%si tsssss .s
as,iassi .. e. a. as.i5o sane TO sane Soo
X.ai.on sy., .. v. corner q 4osh st.. ao.5x7o; A
xssi."n .r. " :" =. siS IT, y S s6,i ST. aos7o
Msaassn .~. q. ios Il, a. of lo,i 81, aoaio
Madison .x v. a. co.'s Il. n Of i0,h ST. aoa75;
Madison .v w. s. SOS n n Of 4oti ST. aox7jji;
Msa'soa av " .. ioaS il, n Of io,i st.. ao1io
M.a'.sa %s as s.. iaiS /; n Of 4a;i .i aoIio 'o
x.ai'on o ss ' w. a.. SS n n Of 4o,h ST. aoIio 'O
Madison av, v. s.. 1868 IL n. I,.h ST.. aor7o;
Madison s, s. w. corner si 5oin So ao5.io; sa@o
Ass"nssi .v =. q u u igG;i ST., iGssSi6.
Anarss }. rossr:.to May ri,as....-;.. 1000
rownscnd wandeil to Charlotte stafford 4.ooJ
IigJsn and ~io 10 Franeis PuIay -. 1900
15Jh st., A ~, SU 10 VI. oi COrtlandt av., 2ox
luU ll5d ward Sarah Il. Bsrrias loxcctorJ to
$50 s =. =. Us il; e. Of in av sa.ioa IS ~
hatch Ueier.e, 70 i,osers over.. :........ 100
I'd av., o.. -, 2Ash 10 Of SD IT.. zASxS,; d.
Toniin.on Vcsrsel TO wiiiias y. w.rasa.... 1900
Concord av, ". corner OF ittth st.. 7bxIOO cad
ward, Eussno UoOney aud vile ~ fa.ick Policy Nom
HoRrGAgrs.
Lord, Fanny aud husband to William II. Hoople,
of Henry anu Canton sts. 5000
Martin John aud others lcxeeutors AcD. to Baehi
ysar......... 1000
kiebuhr, iioury aud wiie to Daniel H. Kendall, n.
3 iais ST. o. Of An yoars -. ..,......... I.77o
es wie,, st. u. Of stanton :. 8 ysar......... 2So
2s,h az e. yih av yeaS.......... go. 1900
STAFFORD Chaiiotte AM hnsDsud 10 Townsend Wan
ao,i n. s. Iislh st.. list sv Demand. 1000
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AS FRAGRANT AS EVER.

To rHR EDITOR HERALp:-
Cannot the sicgening odors from Hunt Point bo
suppresscdf For tho last few weeks they have boon
intolorabie. THlkrY-FIFrH STREET.
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JOHN DAvENpORTs CONTEMPT.

Eben Miller recovered Ia the Marine Court Judg-
moat against John Davenport Tor ssO5 Os, and the
execution having boon returned unsatsaed an order
for the mnation OF tho judgment debtor concern
tag his properly was granted by the Court. This
order was returnablc IN Chambers oi the Court yes
terday, but Mr. Davenport iaiIed 20 appear. Counsel
on tho other aldo then took bis deiau aud obtained
from Judge sheridan order directing Mr.. Daven-
port TO snow cause why attach mont sb ould not
Issue against HIM for contempt OF Court. rhis last
order made returnabie Inc 3d Of next month.
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A DANGEROUS PRACTICE.

To THE EDIToa HKRALD:-
l notice that tho engineers and tteir assistants
tho Metropolitan Elevated road too frequently look
out OF the window OF ther onginc room whiie In
motion, oven whon rounding tho carves. This is
very dangerous, and Ihoy ought 10 be cautioned
against is. A PATRON.
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AS BAD AS THE POLICE coMMIssI,

AS BAD AS TIE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
To rnK EDITOR HERALD
The stencil at the Houston street ferry TO Williams
burg Is something fearful l passed several
times lately and nearly got sick. Can nothing be
done to mako tho company cleanse the piscef
TRAVELLER
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Cornell and another. respoude ts-Arguod BY Irving
Browne Tor appellant and Jonn Thompson Tor rc-
spondentA
The following Us the day calendar for Friday. Sep
temDer 90 1878 Nos o. 1885, 49, ST. So SO. 5S and SO.
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RowDYIsM IN JACKSON SQUARE

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Pioass call the attention OF tho police to tho crowd
OF rowdes Who inicst Jackson square at night Il 10
dangerous to pass that way, especially for ladies.
THIRTEENTH STREET.
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THE FREEDMEN's SAVINGS BANK

TO fHR EDITOR on THE HKRALD:-
Can you inform me II the Freedmen's Savings Bank
will ever declare another dividend 2 Wo have been
paid only thrtydve per cent and II Is Ave years since
Il failed T.. y. L..
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SALES AT Aurr.on
A UCrI0N. PEnEhPfOKY SxE1
IA AT The LARGE BROWN STONE MANSION
OF COLONEL. G. X. BOxNER
III W. ST lfIH ST BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH AYS.s

A UCfION. PEnEhPfOKY G1LG
IA AT the LARGE BRowS STONE MANSION
- u, OF CoLoNEL q. X. BONNER
TiIS FkIDAY) MOkNIAG, COMMENcIS0
AT 10 O'CLOCK. RAIN OR SHINE.
PARLoKS. Oh AMBhRs, DINING ROOM. &C.
comprising elegant Drawing Room suits satin
silk Eastlak- and Greci~n ,tylss ebony aud gold
met upright; Csoiaet Bookcase Desks Easy Chairs.
Oil Paintings BY master arsts. bronEes
aims. Mirrors velvet Carpets. handsome
ber sets Bedsteads Dressing Cases. Busaus
PETS Extensin fables Buffet, Chairs leather cane
seats atands Reftgcrators, Glass China and hiiveg
Ware; basement and servants Furniture. ALBER1
kRAEMEk, Anctionscr. Goods packed. shipped &c.
UCfION SALE THIS DAY lFRlDAYJ
n ny. j. LUCIUS SAITH. AUCTlONEER
ELEGANT HnusEHOLD fCRNIrUKK.
sTElNwAY PIANOFORTE,
rAhLoh fSiSsISds SSISs N sA'hS boszss SA SILK 60
~ the pri ivase residence
l2O WEST 23D ST., NEAE 9Th Av..
CONNIE acng At 10 o'clock.
rAklok Sulf. covered la satins silks. &c. Mar
query Cabinets and Tables Etageros Centre and Goa
sole Tables Pier aud Mantel Mirrors aud
Aanel Sets, large collection OF kronxes and Statuary
Also the largest and most valuable collection VI Ol
Paintings offered this
GRAND CANAL OF VENICE, BY GONDL
ANCIENT ROME. BY D0NNgrrl
BfkON'S DkEAM. BY kOksk.
RUINS OF CYPRUS, By LEVI.
And 80 othcrs both modern and antique.
CHAMBER SUITS Dressing Cases. Bed4teads. WASH
Pillows. Suits IN reps Rockers Mirrors, Cecks. Bruss,s
and ingram Carpets Library Iookc Tables Booxs 40
DINING ROOM Bullet, Extension Table. Chairs, Side
Tables. China, Giass and silver Ware, Cutlery, &C. Hal
stand, Chairs. &c
\. b fake elevated railroad 0.h 23d 81.
d lour.
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audience were dlspersing, one gentleman
rising from his seat, asked the lecturer
how the Gun got back from the west q
the east, and he answered them In the
words Of Solomon, that Il "hastens back
to the place Of risipg.n Another gentle.
man asked II the heighth Of a tree could
be measured in any other way except by
climbing to the top and using tape
line, and the lecturer replied that II
could not be measured except by uSinga
tape-line or some other instrument.
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Fables ala Mode.
T.-rHE ooMpLAINrNa oYsr

1.-THE COMPLAINING OYSTER.
As French Waiter was enjoying q few
raw Oysters on the half.shell, one Of the
Oysters demonstrated with him. "Mine,
said the Oyster, "is q Hard Case" HC'es
me fol yrai, rel Joined the Waiter, n have
had much difficulte In opening Il" And
then, soothing the SuferingS Of the 0ys.
ter with dash OF vinegar, he deyoured
il.
Afral.-Le Raw eat mort, vive lie Raw
1.-THE MEDIUM AND sKEPT1c.
As a Circulating Medium was in the
act Of Leyitation At dark Seance, while
he was describing the Black Spirits and
White by whom he was sustained In the
air, an Inquiring skeptic shed light on
his Movements by turning on Lantern
he had concealed about bis Person. The
Circulating Medium came down from his
Ladder, and said that he would be Party
to no such Trance.Action. And the Be
levers arose and cast forth the 1nquiring
Skeptic, who thereafter sought with his
Lantern for an Honest Man In other cir.
cles. ...
Aoral.-Light, more Light.
III.-THE HooDLUM.
As u Chinese Actor was rejecting on
his Cue, he was accosted roughly by 4
Hoodlum, who besought him to pull down
his Vest. Accustomed to take things
Coole, the Disciple Of CouIucius showed
no confusion. III have no such Garment"
he said, "but will willingly exhibit the
Sword Trick for your Edifcation." With
that he drew his Two-edged Sword, and
made q dexterous flourish before the Eyes
Of the Hoodlum. Then, wiping his
Weapon and returning 1t to his Scabbard,
he politely offered his Snuf-box, and the
Hoodlum sneezed his amputated Head
from bis unsuspecting Shoulders.
lfral.-Down with the Chinaman,
wholesale, retail and pig tail.
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STORY ABOUT AN ELEPHANT.
OIdsoupramauy's Big Fight-An
Elephant Fishing with Chill.

Old S0uprnmuuy's Big ftRht-Au
Elephant Fishing with Chill.
dren. .
ST. Nlcholaal
In the autumn Of 1876 l was living in
the village Of Bengal, aud l went to spend
Christmas with my friend, Major DAILY.
The majors bungalow was on the banks
OF the Ganges, near CaWnpore. he had
lived there good many years, being
Chief Of the Quartermaster's Department
at that station, and had great many ele-
,phants, bullock carts, and soldiers under
his command. ~ 4''v'' u
On the morning after my arrival, after
4 cup Of early iea-often taken before
daylight in India-I sat smoking with my
friend on the yerandI Of his bungalow,
looking ont upon the windings Of the sa-
cred river. And directly, ] asked the ma
Tor about bis children, q boy and aHtrl,
whom l had not yet seen, and begged to
know when / should see them.
"Soupramany has taken them out t1sh-
ing /" said the father. rtil.t.
GWhy, Isn't soupramany your great
war elephanlF ] cried.
aExactly 90. You can not have for
gotten Soupramlny
"Ot course not. Twas here, you know
when he had the fght with the elephant
Hhorventmad while loading . transport
with bags oil rice down yonder. l saw the
mad elephint Whsn be suddenly began q
aing The rice into the river. Hii ma
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THE sun DO MOVE.
Rev. John Jasper on the Lecture
Platform.

Rev. John Jasper on the Lecture
Platform.
Warrington, D. C., Republican.
About two hundred people assembled
in Lincoln Hall last evening to hear Rev.
John Jasper, the colored preacher Of
Richmond Va, lecture upon "The Rotat'
ion OF the Sum-" The entertainment was
unique, and greatly enjoyed by the
audience, although very few hearers gave
indications Of having been converted to
the reverend lecturers views. Rev. John
Jasper is 4 genuine colored preacher, Of
the type that makes colored camp.mest-
ipgs and reyiyals 90 interesting TO persons
used to the formal eloquence and measur.
ed prayers Of white churches-one Of
those preachers who have an eloqueuce
and force peculiar to themselves. He Ia
rather tall In stature, with an angular
figure, and was dressed last evening in
clerical black. A short crisp, woolly
beard covers his black face, and the wool
at the top Of his head has been worn of
with frequent rubbing, so that his fore.
head seems TO extend to the back Of his
skull. His discourse was full Of quaint
expressions, and he narrated scenes from
the Bible in the vernacular common
among the negros Of the South, afiordipg
rare entertainment TO those Of his
bearers who have seldom had an oportun.
ity Of listening 10
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II NN.MAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
New York to Queenstown and Liverpool,
Every Thursday or Saturday.

T64Il TSaI.
CIR OF BRILiN-....b49Il CIrT OF BIU9EIs...S77S
CIR OF RIcHHONp-4bO err or REw YoEK-G
err OF CunTKR ,..i'65 err OF PARIS -....-..S0sl
CIR or MoNTEEAL-liOOlc uT oV BRooELYN-2sll
These magnificent steamers, built IN wGtertiRht
eompaTtmtltI,ar among the StEoDgest, largest and
tastest on The Atlantic.
The saloons are luXuriouily Furnished, especially
we'll ighted ard ventilated, and take up the whole
Width q the ship. The PRINCIPAL Itlisrooms ara
amidshlps, forward Of the engines, Whtre lest
nose Bnd motion IL felt and hTs TtPlSie With every
comfort, having I'll lHtlIt improvement, double
befthA, electric bellI, DC.
The cuisine haS always been ptoIslty Of thiI
Line. 4. .
iSdIe1 cabins and bathfosmL Geutismsn's
smoking and bathrooms. BhrbOrI' shops, pianos,
Libraries, DC, provided.
The snerlge accommodation carr Of b exeeIlsd.
Passengers Of this clls III hnd their comfort ind
privacy pntieulAily studied, and the provisioning
unsurpassed.
For rates Of pasage and other Information, ap-
plyto John DALE, iaSAt,
~ AS3 BIOGdE way. seE York.
Or . JNo. BAILIE; IHoS. UBAlEE, Wheeling.
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FIsH-MACKEREL, Nos. ], 2 and 8
IL IN RlrrllI, Hlli Barrels iDd KItA. LAke Her
TinRin Half Gnd Quarter BGfrSlAy Silt WGtsf HGr-
ing IN Barrels ind hall BHrsh 10 sters and
iof IA hT v. REILLY,
iSco md iii Min b
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Ghe0nteIliqe, II.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mad, in Advance, poaGSe prepaid.
One ysar........,...Ss % Throo mOuths......S2 %
Biz uouthI............ 70 One uonth.......... Is
Delivered b, Carriers In CITY and Suburbs ii IS cent.
per week
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PLANTATION ELoQuENcE.

At times he fell into the sing song, into.
mating style Of delivery so often heard at
negro reyival.meetings, and peculiarly
noticeable among the colored Baptists.
Had be been addressing his own congre-
CATION, all the heads and feet would be
wagging and bobbing in time with the
voice Of the speaker.
His argument was based entirely on
scriptural quotations to prove that "the
aun do move" He began with q refer
ence 10 Joshua, who commanded the sun
TO stand still, and then gave other pas
sages from the Bible, In which reference
il made 10 the rising and setting Of the
sun. He wanted 10 know II, when any
thing rose, It did not move. How could
the sun rise and 90 down without NOV
| inRY They could see II with their own eyes
rising in the east, and the passing over
the trees and houses and setting 10 the
west. Yet there are people who say that
the sun don't move, After each quotation
which be considered 4 clincher he added,
sand yet they say the sun don't move"
with an air expressing both pity and con.
tempt for the unbelieyers. "What man
| Is thar" he asked, shat lives on Gods
earth who can take microscope, or any
other scope, and say
THE sun Dos'r MovlH
whsr IL heS whar Is the man who can
adv from this locality and tell how far
he sun Is from the earthl BE may do
Il: but, then, have my convictions, and
he has his. Ninety five millions OF miles
from the earth he exclaimed. "Who
| In the name Of God can tell that2 What
can a man look through and look 95 900,
600 milesF' he advised his hearers first
TO |" catch hold of I, 900, 900 miles before
talking about 95 900 900. His whole dis.
course was full Of interesting and apropos
little anecdotes and illustrations. He ex.
hibited a hard headed and earnest faith
ii The literal text Of the Bible, and said
that they could call him q" talSehood /"
or anything they choose, but they
couldn't dispute the Bible, When the
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mo- THE LADIES
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SImT SWlS VI WStiWS'
THE countenance is pale and
leaden.colored, with occasional
aushes, or circumscribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dull; thepupils dilate; anazure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose is irritated, swells, andsome-
times bleeds /; a swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdryand convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper yaria-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. M9LANE'S vERNfIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa.
ration, n0teata6itefdoingt the sight
s5t iyuy to tie most !kndtr infant.
The genuine DR.. MeLANE's YER.
MFucE bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MeLASE's LIVER Pills. g.
Each wrapperbears thesignatures
ofC. MeLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
ND country storekeepers generally.
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FINANCIAL.

NJ hat d erEAnIEed and prepared 10 transact
y Etass d banking In all ia details.
hHGssti the Flint National Bank Of Wheeling,
llrnsd ~ he nne shareholders and Ia under the
A. EI1astnsnt
Eer,aly rrSArlIns the interests Of Ia Cor.
nfatsha ADD Depohtars, and BY prompt and
SaiSi utauca Of their wishes, Il hopes TO merit
% s.sn AID confidence.
We Iti ElI discounted.
,S 1Ssoa ada On all points Throughout the
eFtt Leeogan subject to check At hght no
H. p BAatI, RnkerI, Fins, Corporations
oq.tIrd Dspodt Issued payable on demand
haTN Lhsel On Special Depotits.
piRkcToKa:
~ ( stttl, VIM. B, Simpson,
80 AodS,, WIN. A. Turner,
80 lktL John L Hobbs,
LhLlIaa b. q. DaWey.
ssr AHipsr. my2i-dAv
RGE JoaxPH sxrBotLp,'
any L. LIN, GIBSON LAhB,
hAlr, HHHRY W. LIN.
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AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
AS q simple purgative they are
unequaled.
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WHT.Dourp,

No. stops Of all Stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland; No. q stops at all Stations between
Wheeling and Grafton
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Bald the Lion, I'm the King; think you've had
M your Hing,
Ms limo that / should have word 10 say;
You have dragged the Turkey out, and torn hin
Blu, you a dare not take hi, body clean svlrl
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BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD co

A&lssiS;i:: sss::;;
On and after Nov. IS, 1871, Passenger Trains WI
leave ~ Acknowledging lime:
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The Papal Policy.

Contradictory reports from Rome as to
the policy Of the new Pope seem to be the
order of the day, which is doubtless newt
able, since the persons whose guesses are
the bases Of the larger number of these
dispatches must differ as their natures are
dissimilar. But little could possibly be
known Of the purposes of the Pope with
regard to the important topics before him,
for the same reason that the course to be
pursued by any potentate is not laid bare
in the first few days or weeks Of his access
sion to power. Some inferences have been
drawn from his acts or words, and those
generally favor the opinion that the policy
Of the Vatican is distinctly not to be
"irreconcilable," but, in the words of one of
the dispatches we print to-day, is to be
animated by the endeavor to reconcile as far
as possible the interests of Church and
State in difficulties pending with various
governments" From the report Of what
the Pope said to ffty-four parish priests
whom he received it may be judged mega
lively that he does not believe it is any part
OF the duty of such functionaries to preach
politics or to propagate unfortunate rela-
tons with the government authorities He
recommended them to ''preach Jesus
Christ" as if one should say ''Let us now
have little more Gospel and less syllabus"
He urged them to ''guard their focks
against the infdelity and immortality" of
the time. These instructions are only what
INV pope might give in any circumstances
but, taken in connection with the omissions
of this address as pointed out in the de-
spatch, they seem significant of purpose
to give the broadest possible hint that the
Pope believes the Church should now take
very earnestly to saving mems souls and
give up for little the saving of the tem-
poral power and the ecclesiastical dignity
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
Garfield on Kelley.

Mr.. Garfield yesterday delivered, in the
House of Representatives, a speech that was
called unconstitutional" because sit was
an act of cruel and unusual punishment. Z"
The person punished was Mr.. w. d. Kelley,
one Of the shallowest of the demagogues
who howl for silver or paper as the
cry goes at one time or another and
who would as readily howl for a
pewter or even pig iron currency
if by any vagary it should get into their
heads that the people were in favor Of that