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Judge Sutherland qUashes the indictment
against the Health Board for failing to sup
press certain nuisances, chiefly on the ground
of technical defects in the indictment. Now
that the Board have had this stigma removed,
let them make a record against which no
charge Of neglect can be brought
There will be digging all along the line now
for Captain Kidd's forgotten bank deposits,
the interest on which that careless person
never returned to collect. A lucky farmer has
found peck of silver dollars in the regulation
iron pot, and announces that he intends to 90 on
digging. Doubtless his neighbOrs will follow
his example, and others will follow theirs /;
digging will come into fashion, and enough of
it will be thrown away on mythical iron pots
to have produced a fortune if applied to pO-
tatOes
One OF the officials whom the Bar AssOcia-
ton is investigating made conspicuous an
nouncement yesterday of a reduction In his
fees another continued his obstinate resist
snce in the courts to any examination of his
books. The average citizen will conclude
that, in both cases, the Bar Association
ID on the right track. And Judge Davis
seems to have been of that mind when he
suspended the proceedings before him for
twenty-four hours, in order to see whether
the County Clerk would not have sufficient
common sense to allow his books to be seen.
The Duke dAudiffret-P asquier, who has
been chosen to succeed Bishop Dupan-
loup in the French Academy, presides
with dignity in the Senate, but has
never given proof of literary ability.
Even in politics his name was hardly known
until after the downfall of the Empire. when
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he gained considerable popularity by DIS
exposure of frauds committed in the
purchase of army supplies. Judged by
the standard of general merit and pub
lie service, he has yet to earn the scat
to which he has been chosen in preference to
several who have shed lustre on French litera-
ture.
Perry Fl. Smith, the cOparcener" who passed
as Peri " 10 the cipher kilograms, and was
credited with willingness to furnish all the
necessary money, if Mr.. Tilden had wanted TO
buy the 2 esidency, alighted here yesterday
a ter flight from Europe. MIR. Smith Is as
candid as most of his partners. Propositions
about buying the Board "were talked
"of at Marbles headquarters" he says,
"but | would never listen to such talk,
"and it would have been useless, con-
"sdeling that the Republicans had all
"the advantage" This is the burden of
the coparceners' complaint-nOt that it would
have been immoral, but that it was " useless.'
Well, it was useless that's a fact; but 1t
was not fer the want of trying.
Yesterdays meeting to take measures for
collecting supplies for the poor by the patrol
ling system, was much better attended than
that of a few days before. The representatives
of Il large number of charitable societies were
present, plans we're discussed and an eXecu-
tive committee was appointed. AS this com
mlttee is to begin work next week, it is not
too early for those who propose to indulge IN
this easy benevolence to make their prepara-
lions for the approach of the wagons on their
rounds There WAS a generous response last
Summer for the sufferers by pestilence in dis
tant States; there ought to be an equally lib
eral offering for the poor at our own
doors. This last modern improvement Ill the
art of charity makes giving matter or so
little effort that those will be dOubly culpable
now who keep their hands shut.
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means could purchaRe them, our entire
debt could be put into this form Of
bonds, snd he taken up in this coun-
try. b making out own 6govcrnment
officers agents for tho sa!e Of these
bonds, We could plaso them without
additional cost, mud tie iptcrcgt paid
would remain a. home. THIS idea is
no, new. Ycnts ogo, when the gov
erunnrat WIS paying millions to Jay
Cooke npd others for advertising and
selling our bonds, the proposition
above aanied found advocates in such
men as General Spinner, United States
Treasurer; President Lincoln, ..prcsi.
dent johnson. and some members Of
his Cabinet. aid b, one time Mr..
johnson determined 10 prepare a mes.
-age to Cuugrcsa recommending tho
plan but tor tOae reason not accounted
for, did not Send it in.
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Yves. Virginia:
IN tie Ct,cut Court Of Lewi: Csunty.
December 3l.t, 1877. "
a. ArchinsOu. J. A. Watson, G
Hester. AN. Smith. F. Briukmau,
YIN. ". Watson, Preston Dawson,
George G D'user. and y. Lockart,
who are free holders and residents Of
the Town Of Weston, this County,
desiring to have the charter Of said
Town Of Weston altered. changed and
amended; and to effect such purpose
US is authorized by au act Of the
Legislature Of the State Of WeiI
Virginia. passed February os,L,
1877, entitled an &C, providing
for altering, changing or amend.
lug che charter Of any city. town or
village III this State. containing Il
population Of less thin two thousand,
ibis day fled this petition III Tie words
aud figures following:
To he HoS. John Branron, Judge Of
the Circuit Court ri Leris County ::
The undersigned beng citizens Of tile
State Of IVES, Virginia and free holders In
the Town OF IrcsIOn, respectfully show, that
they aFe fFee.holders, owning and possessing
seul ettats situated in said Town and they
further shoY that the Town of Weston con
1ans population cflcss than tive thousand
:uhabiIants; aud they ask :hat the charter
Of said Town Of Weston be amerGtd B.,
powers aud limitations 80 that the amend.
I'nI Of The charter may provide amongst
other amendments upou the final hearing Of
this petition: - - 81"
lst To enlarge and define the boundaries
40 enlarged Of said To, n. '''''
2nd, That the council shall without delay
divide the territory of said Town into four
wards each ward 10 contain as near an equal
number ofinhabitants as may be practicable
Sd, Al every election held for the election
of ce4ncilueu or other officers Of said Town,
that the yot4rG Of the whole tom shall elsc,
4 anror, and each Ward shall elect Que
CounellHeui and oil other officers shall be
appointed by said Council
{th, Each Councilman shall r.sido in The
Ward for which he was elected, and be 70.
Ter and free.holder therein.
9Th, The Mayor shall reside in Iaid town
aud be voter and Irre-holder therein.
9Th, TIE Mayor and said four Counsilnen
shall be tie Cugneil Of said Town Of ives.
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SrcH ! CHANCE docs not come 10
any Que party moro than once in six
years, aad to OHIO Democrats not often
in Lifetime, SO PendIetOu. Morgan,
Ewing Payne and tho rest Of them
arc doiag tHeir own fighting at Colum.
bus fer scaatosship. MI IInls,cad,
VIC takes a melancholy interrs, in the
proceedings, sadly observes that bis
venerable and esteemed contemporary
Of Otlcs days, the Hen. Wash Mclean,
mag be tho dark horse Well. they
might get hold OF dark QUO. :
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work still goes on. The hospitals daily
supply moro freight Of this kind thar
The slOv.mOsing teams eau carry away
to the bitches outside. Over thous
and have been already carried awuv,and
from the hospitals come about hub-
bred daily.
In tho valley Of the Vii. in the re.
doubts which the Russians Stormsl
hundreds on hrn4rrds of siiIl arhuricl
bodi'S 'iG.thc rtqlc idge of rla Tovd.
cd mountain, the valley heyohi. aud
the bill! further ca. %h-rc stand the
:vO redoub's nserIooki"s the town,
AIKEN with terrible loss b. Gegqrai
SkobeIef on September GOtb are
StreWu rhickIy with the corpses Of rht
Russians who fell on .hoac ipys. Some
o: these bodies have bcc& partly Guy.
cred with four Spnae!uIs Of esr'h. but
most Of them lie as they fell --FrOn.
the Lsnion Daily Times.
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Accident.

On Wednesday December 10 ul;.. a
Mr.. Hail. Of JGhugon'f \ Roads wa,
found inseusitlc lying on The roadside
near the Village, with hi. head purtinl.
~ immersed in hraua4 crossing the
road. His horas s.lliel aud bridled
was fOgni grazing by toe roadside u
short distance IA. aud it is supposed
that the aHimAl slipped upou a rock
aud fell crushing the rider Mr.. Halls
hsnt aat body were seriously crushed.
and he gaze Evidence Of internal inju.
ries by ccpious henlorrhagsu'. 1t va.
ove' week before he could utter 4
word, rud bis recovery is though very
doubtful He was native OF Levi,
county, and sOn.iu, law Of Jesse Jones,
ESD, Presiding Justice Of this county.
--.uodrOe Register '
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ton, and possess powers to pass such oFdi-
naaccs as may be necessary to enforce the
charter of said Tvwn, Gnd to preserve
peace aud good order Of The inllabi:sats o!
said Town.
ftb, Tie election Of Said Mayor and Coun.
cilmen shall be held annually a, such lime
aud phase as may be prescribed By ordi-
nance aud both tine aud llare may bc
changed t:cm tine to time as pubic cOnrc.
uicrec ,tay require.
s,b, All the taxes levied or nssrsstd in
sny Ward of SAID Town shall be expended
in said Ward. and not elsewhere; except
the tax on any public corporation collected
III my Ward shall be equally distributed
over the reysral Wards But this rtStric.
ton shall not apply 10 Tue levy of any taxes
10 pay obligations heretofore, or hereafter
incurred for general purposes. Said taxes
shall be equal and Uniform over the whole
own.
9th, No officer, whether elected or ap.
pointed, shall ever become contractor for
the construction Of nny Improvement, or for
any work 10 be dono therein, aud shsll not
be interested in or concerning gny s9Ch work
directly or indirectly aud no compensation
shall be made to auy such ottic,r, whether
elected Or appointed, shall ever receive any
GALAXY or other compensation for public SER
sice ou: Of auy fgud at sing from taGatiop
on property or licenses assessed or collected
In sid town but may be compensated out
Of iudicious tariff o. fees. But nothing
herein shall be construed 10 prevent d Just
compensation for the assessment and col!rc.
ton ofiaIes. % 49,
10Th. Aud these petitioners ask thu: tie
foregoing, with such amendments herein as
may be necessary, Ee'aaopted asamend-
mtpis TO the charter Of Weston; ind tue
said Petition having stated briefly and intel
ligensIy The objec, Of tho said petitioners, it
Is ordered tina, the Clerk make publication
ofthis order, including the said PETITION, u,
directed in the second action Of said act.
A Copy Te,te:
" Y. II. BYRNE, Clerk
Jan 12. -
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The Au'rorso Of the Way.

PLrvHAr Dec. l7-Tto day and
night Of ;he battle pissed, ard The srf.
fcrCTs received no food or rstOr. and
their fcsicring Wounds we're undre>srd.
Tho following morning the Russians eu!
ter cd aud took possession, md n,adr
the d"y one Of rejoicing With the visit
OF the Gar and The imperial staff; but
this celebration Of I'll. event was long
season Of horrible suffering for ths
wretchcd. helpless cap,ires. who stretch.
ed their skeleton hands 10 vsin toward
heaven, praying for bi, Of bread or 4
drop Of Sator Neither FREUD nor foe
was there to alleviate their suFrrjpgs.
Or to give tue ,riae needed to save
them from a Paiufcl teaIh, and ,tey
died BY hgndrsda.
1t vas only on the morning Of the
third dag SITTER these wre'ched tortured
creatures bad been left TO their fate
that the Russians found opportunity
aud means to begin, tirsi, the sapqia.
tiOa Of the living from the lead, and
then the care Of the former. The
mosques, the largest houses. and many
Of the small dwellings bad been filed
With sick and wounded 0vercr,slsl
IN every case, from the FIRST without
proper attention, these tempory hospi.
tails we're, at The best, most filthy and
pestilential, aud the air was tainted
With tho stencil Of addressed wound.
and the corpses which lay unburied IL
the cOurtyards.
Tho first room entered 10 one Of
these charnel houses contained ninety
odd Turks. Of these ihirty.s;even
were dead, and many others on the
point Of death. Other rooms presented
a like CHASTITY spectacle Three open
peasants OK c4rts were oil that were
available for tue removal of The deud
and CITY soldiers sc carry the buiiie.
from tho rooms to the carts, and Hury
them in the ditchOs As fast u. pY.si
bic bread and water we're distributed
and the feeble Wretches fought each
other With their last breath il their
greed for the nourisLmeut
Some prOpped up against the val
slo@ly ate until the uuMist4kabIG pal.
lor came OYER their tuees, aud their
eyes were feed 10 ivutll. Even The
effort Of eating tue long needed food
was too great Tor their waning strcugth.
The living clutch nj the Remaining
rnOrsel in the dead mans hand, s:rug.
sic for it With all their ftsbls power,
aud curse each other aud wrauglc aver
The spoil, perhaps to fall dead them
selves bcfUIo they eau cal thr bread
The three open oxen carts began III,
removal Of the derl :, unre, NM III
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Bonds for The People

WasHlsoroS, January 5 "A mea
Der Of Congress states tonight that II.
llus btta IN conference with Senator
aud Representative, for some days rel.
alive to nut'onal Legislation leaking
to popular Loan. somewhat like the
loan Of France, which was taken by
the people Of lbs. couAtry themselves.
Thus far he reports Congressman III
'cc"rd with him in the general idea
ne belief being that it bon;ls of til de-.
nomi'iou Of Eve dollars and upward,
1rn~iUg from 4 to 5 psr cen, interest
were issued. 70 that prrsons Of small
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THE TROUBLE.
The Old, Old Promise BY u pronaisir &
Young alnn-Shc Tells his
Parents.

Ono dry last week q young gil
called at the house Of a saloon keeper
iu thjs city apd Informed him that his
son had been calling on her for some
time paSt. aud urdcrn promis" Of
marriage hal ruined her The boy's
mother, who was p'rsCnl. replied tha,
klle wa nci,lcr i!lr girls "holslcr or
pillow" mud that Shr ('he girI) was as
much to blame as her sou Turned
away by bis parents aal cast out from
her own home, The girl, who Is shortly
to become II mother. has but a sad
future before her. 1t is likely. how
ever, that slIc will appeal 10 The law
,(oI justice. % SoHGny Lea'cr.
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Sale Of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Railroad.

Elcu4oSD, Va, December 90
Receiver Wickhau,, speci'l cOu'r's.
siOuer appointed BY the Circuit Court
Of Richmond. will sell On the % OF
April the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad
with oil its rights, ltaucLigGs aud
privclrses
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THERE is 10 longer KY iyubt tha.
tho Turks have nPr.s':cl TO Russia,
through England, 10y IT, G:r,rs.i:S. and
it seems 10 be as well se';itd that Eng
land, rhr"ugl llia@'e, Layu'd. has
informed Turkey that the proper thing
TO do under the circumstance, would be
ts treat With the Russian Commander
iP'Chirf The Sick Man Of Euro pc,
With this cOld comfort ihrus, in bis face.
can we'll ask Lord BracOusfcld If he
calls this the backing Of his friends
10 tho meantime the war seems to 60
on steadily de,ri,c tho SHOWS in Rou.
melia aud the cold weather in Armenia.
The Russians have gained several sd.
van,ages south Of the Balkans aud ia.
ken Sophia. while the Turks have won
an injecisive tattlc bcIOre ErzcrCum. =
philadelphia Times.
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C.scsSS4TI, january S.-rhe first
jniat baIIo. Of the Kentucky Lcgisla.
.pre for Senator, was taken to-day and
resulted : Williams so. LiudIey 40.
M!ccrenFy ?. and BOYD, Republican
II After tue vote the Legislature
-
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MEDIEVAL CHURCH HISTORY
ByR.C. TRENCH, D. D.
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VALUABLE LITTLE BOOK
A CONCISE HISTORY OF MUSIC.
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that he is 10 expect what is called readable book but
feel bound that Nj Hunts WORK is In the proper
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combine valuable information with atracyeness by
tricks to which Hunt has cOndescended Those who
care to follow hefOunes Of opera and music general cannot
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ROXY.

"Roxy" ia new study in that phase Of Western Lie
which Dr. EggestOns earlier books marked as his special
the qualities which gained the Hoosier
schoolmaster" and his earlier works their many readers
here developed in story of much wider range The
scene-an Indian village Ohio Rvergyes full scope
for Dr. Eggestons sharply realistic drawing Of local char
acters and surroundngs and time chosenhat OF the
Harrison Campaign" and aters the most characteristic
period Of the Western civilization that he pictures Roxy
therefore includes all that has given the authors former
books their and attracn while Its new types
especially the heroine greater variety and closeness Oh
character study make it much more noteworthy novel
than anything else that d.. EgglestOn has written
IL
A NEW EDITION OF
THE CIRCUIT RIDER.
BY EDWARD EGGLEsToN. author of ROXY"
one vol 12mO illustrated CLOTH uniform in style with
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NEW BooKBY ARCHBISHOP TRENCH
LECTURES
MEDIEVAL CHURCH HISTORY
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One vol smo, cloth, So.
very valuable contribution to the Church history OF the
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nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 20 East
II 29thst V. DABNEY, Priu
DR. J. SACHS Classical English and Ger
~ school. l2l West 49h-st, reopens September 10
pupils prepared for Harvard. Cornell and Columbia
N S. EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
LIZ 42dst aud 9th opposite Reservoir Park,
Reopens SEPTEMBER 20.
"Short lessons thoroughly mastered"
Refers 70 the following patrons The Rev Howard Crosby
the Hastings the Rev ThOs Gallaudet, the
Rev Chas r. Bush Prof r. d. Hitchcock, the
EN.Whit9 the Rev Prof. g. L. Prentss the ReyT RSmith
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GOTHIC HALL, Stamford, COnn.-English,
" French and German Boarding school for Young sdies
Cuars to GEORGE LOCKWOOD, Sl2 Broadway, or 70 Mia
G. AIKEN, Principal
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CTUDIOS for WOMEN ARTISTS.-Three
- studios at East 10th At: terms moderate
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HILLSIDE COTTAGE SEMINARY, Mont.
Ii clair N IA Day and Family School for Misses
opens september l6 Mfs NJ L. MORRISON Principal a.
slated nv Mrs WOLFE
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HOME Institute, TaITytown, N "A Boarding
and Day school Young Ladee, will reopen Wednesday
Sept. II. FOrcrcuar address Miss M W. MEICALf, Pm
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A DVERTISERS!
N SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIHSTCLASS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE.
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Send copy Of advertisement when asking for estimate
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MRS. S. MAPES T0LLES will receive pu-
WI pills drawing IantIg. chinasand decoration 3J7
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A RT SIUDENTS.-NOung ladies desirous
~ 81 spending the Winter In NcwGork for III" study OF
music other accomplishments can tnd me comfort anu
social advantages Of homo with lady Of refinement and
position, by addressing - 80.
iOME care TI. GALLAUDET, D. D., Q West isth.st.
reasonable facilities Afforded for French eonversa
ton, yisit % art collections aEd places Of interest
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IVYHALL, BridgetOn, New-Jersey.-Th 18th
Year of this Home School for Young Ladles viii open Sept
- For parcuars apply 70 Mrs. N. Q. sAEPPARD Prin
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MISS S. b. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
w school for Young Ladies' Summit, NeYJerseY VIII open
on l. 1878.
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