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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-27
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bo-IS CHANcERY. " OTICE.-Whercas. ALBERT BLEW.
E1vr and HLBERT W, HAsTIN Is have. nlgd their petition
County Of aecon2 set forth that they re Only e:
T4TYEY tTTi6 81 he III NTPfIiF and 81 JOINS.
BU ny RAILROAD and the ESSEX COUNTY RAILsRO AID.
Of October l. D. 1871 THAT they have since man
aged ana run the SAID railroads. and are sti IN control and
Of the That they have since The roads were
Their custody expended Tor Necessary purchases improve
mcnts AMI airs all he net earDg Of SUD roads ana have
incur an indebtedness % ABOUT l"eny Thousand DOLLARS
that further Improvements ana rcrars aro NV mpeIauey
demanded for The safe aud economical rmnng or SAID r0ds
cuves and ankmcnis renew ing the ties on that PORTION
% W. Nion1, pa 3,d he rfg"f n nj stat'o And en-.
gin workshops JOhnsbury ana the
uf land WcI erect the AMI luftnrf setilng
forth that A. & r. Fairbanks Co. OF JohnsOuIy The
Mercantile Tfnst Co.. Of NcwYor, CITY; Flst national
Bank Of -. Johusbury James Nichols o. lavr Mass:
Bradley Barlow c 81 bans Tire Nat nal Bank Of TIE re;
public OF the city Of Phadelphia Isaac G. ruce. ~ said
Philadelphia; Trustees Of Amherst COLLEGE Il Amherst.
Mass: The Portland ana ONtnsDuIg ha1oad o. israel y:
WashbuUr, jr, rhip Henry Brown Tie Portland Hohns
Mills. OF Portland Aaine george T. Howe OF ~
holders Kind Of securities Of claims against sad
and fairly represented by OF the aforementioned erel
aforesaid OT fix time and place for te hearing tho
matter set forth IN their petition snd VIII oIef ana 1ie
Hundred Thousand Dollars De by them raised IN
aader sac as to the securing aud paving samo
TO the Court seem meet aud tat such further and
other orders AMI directions may be made IN TIE prcscs as to
The Court may seem NEE.
wherenRon sad PETITION having been verified by oath and
stand tor hearing the 27th DAY Of December ~ AZ
bury that the be all the parties named in
said petition resident the state who have appeared in
same This order twenty DAYS before the
roads ami property by publishing the
substance Of said putiOD and OF this one for three seees
siye publications. The Portland Daily Press The Boston
which publications shall be az least twenty days before the
TINS Esd day of November. \. d 1873. \. Z. RANKIN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-27

SPICES Moderately active steady unchanged Cloves
os w. s,p1"s aIgi,r. snrars,re Peuc. i2a,ai3c;
,,5c. Nurc.,. S.i2r: china Ci-sia, 2lc BafaviA
90 lSr0lst". Calcutta Ginger 6a1bc; African do, 5ac
STTNbNf More active: "a g. - ties WcstrrnGllc loo
tc. do. Tor Dacemysr private terms 10000 d Common
SUGAi:-Huw dui. unchanged; Fair to Good Refining
ale; PrIns. -: Centrifugal IAd77tc; sales. - y
hid. Iuba t. 10 90 nm tdcphA 300 hh's d" private
IrrGg. part lat evening hcihcd - ialI trAhd Hn t,tJ
crushed, 9'sc.: Powdered. 9<G0Nc: Grhnniaied "a9s'
cay: sales IL OcO n. GhdG7.c
TEA-NO features demand no cTatr prices Rcner
RAtiio-Kenucty qnict sales 200 hhds.. 3fIOc for
no. snt Al: seed Leaf uuict 2ju P-nusy
- s,rdr1cs rs, ISr 500 tale. havana. sjc al
ti-f-
WHIsKF S-Narset aeayy; sdos, 81 rbs. VI 90 - 100
bs Fayorte brand IL % p closing sellers ~ O69Gtl o.
woOI,-The low prices for Domestic flreces have snn
lated a better tTade. and more steIdine5s ~ now
noticeable Pulled. Texas, California Wco' IN mod
Dom, site fleecesOho. Pennsylvania and Virginia Xxx
aud PICK Ock, 5Id3"ca Xxx. 3aaf6c; X 30 ibcj No
ing, lOa42c. NewYork, Michigan lniasa ard Wis
consn: Ky S9@sie %U@8Se5 7a 30 Gco, aag
3SG4Oc. Iowa Vermont and Illinois: and XX, 80
Missouri and Tennessee washed Feece - race
| 'ngashed Fleece, 2Ualic.; COmbiug. ZGd2oc. Tub.
nnd hurry 2gd2-c Pulled WOOL Ncw.York City Extra
8jc Western Super and Extra Pa ioc Eastern and Coun-
Try Extra tnled SOC 90 2urt FHl,el aSgS'c; lambs
iGa2Ic; Coarse l2gljc: Lambs lJal7c. Black l2alic;
oregon snd southern States: Unwashd Clothing average
sTing Clip Fine 2oa95G Iedinm 22e GRADE and
BURY, IA lsc. fall clip. l. iA0 Hc Low Grades ard
Bury, l2si3c: reHas Fine Eastern lbG2Sc Medium. 10
a2ic; Fine Western, l9ci Medium &c Improved
Mexican l39lGc; MeXcau l2Glic. Foreign Woods Cape
Of Good ope 70 d2sc uenos Ayr.s Mcrno and Mesza "a
a2Gc noneydeo Morino aud Mestza, 2Od3Oc; Australian
Clothing 80 3SC; CObIDing, 3ld lOC
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Do, White ,."....S% 20 a
gnuash MARROW. a
TILE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETa

LIVERPOOL Nov. 26-Pork dun as So; Weser r
,,,i AT CUMBERLAND Cat dul AT oAi onOIt
NH duh Al 81 Cd Long Clear DUH ~ .V eDot, E,sss
dull at 30. Hams-LOng Cut du Al a oe. sho nls
All, At DBL Beef-Inda Mess dull at IOi thua Mess uImI
At 02i Prime Meas, market bare iard.Pnme HesS,n
AN Al az Talow-Pnme CITY steady AT 81" Im'
nsntlne-Sprts steady at ~. RoSn-Comnlon nnl AT vi
Nm. Choice dull ~ A. Iatu
I,tn,i AZ All Fonr-FItra sJats steady at "a. Wheat
No spring market bare No 2sprng stesy NJ osi ~"
WnIer New Western steady at o. New southern ssssJ
odd Corn old Mixed soft dul at - 3G fIlme no" ssa
steady at "a Cotton seed On-felow American sly
AT 10 Rosin. Common nj London, steaS NJ D. uiP'''
Spl at London, steady az 22od A.. uhoa,
IIyRRPooI. Nov. 26-23O D. m Breadstuns ni mS
Oh al Cd per Genital for Red Western HprinR, ad oOda
81 i'd for Red 23d ga per or nr New MAsa
The for the past three Gays were
$4,000 qrs including $4,000 qrs AmencaL Inc ii
Vans and Fabrics Manchester IL quiet ana
LnsDoS 26-6 mRenned Petroisun 20. per gal
i24 Talow, 80 blbd ner cWt'
sTSxsr Nov 26~iard closed EOS norins per 50 sios
u I,sHa
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FgrI1s. rrRR1gs Am Nurs-pRIpp.

Receipts Of Died Fruit for the week. 1903, pxgs with 2G07
pkgs 81 Peanuts Exports % Dried apples 1867 bills Fancy
lots OF AGt' or Wiamss EyapO.acd Apples hayehad fair
call Al yaJ other &c. with shceda 1H3c. over
40 boxes have been sold during week for export Ali
0he kinds ~ Apples quiet fNuOrters taking but
few western quarters just az the moment giving various
reasons Tor their night purchases prominent among which is
the scarcity Of freight room. Peeled Peaches m but
quei. BuveTs would few choice selected lots.
but holders not inclined To allow them TO Cul
over and take only the desirable lots IL over.
hauled the selections Of Georgia Wuull bring Od lOc and
North Carpuas ia l2Lc while gi lots rarely exceed
0a"c for the former aud Gal for the latter lnms
quiet, " IN feeling Backbarics dull Gt 5t0
J9C; some lots limited to de-. but which higher
offer than jsc u bid The supply Hickory MUS Is nsui
Cen o meet IN demand hence stronger feeling aud higher
prices. thCStuuts have snail inquiry quotations.
Duslc. OuoJatlOus:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-27

FRUITS AND BEkRFS-FREsH.
Exports OF Apple e5lJ bis, As the advances
ctte better quality Of apples than those sent In which
naAes eihcrence Of or shl ngs bbl The demand
iOI good fruit Tie better and IL viii command higher
Prices Common stock is difficult 10 sell ami must at
low hgures cor Of mixed apples ipay Greenngs Of
gev rough and poor quality old AZ 81 Keceiyersd pitt
enOaiss are rainer villa in their views
y 20 Tor fancy lots, willie 9th storing their good
ru grapes arr arriving bad orer particularly those IN
kei and receivers advising shippers only
crates The demand - light and prices rule low. few
from California still SALE the TOkays gong at $50
- per care aud Nedeos at Sfn$J California Pears bring
from - 10 - 30 box CraIbcries arriving
lrrey, aud Sth increased higher. It
missed hOSeyr that after present call for cranberry
L" AT VIA n anksgiying turkeys be slight
action Ia the marke. Quotations.
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PURSUANT to an order of the Supreme

Court dated April 20, 1873 Undersigned Receiver
OF me German opiG%n Sa.ings Bant IN tne VI .S.m
Ill Broadway New York CITY, 9th November 1877,
at O'Clock through A H. Muller Sons Auctioneer
81 Town Of springpor bonds aggregate of
S250O0 due March 1901 follows 80 bonds each 700:
semannua interest due and subsequent March l. 1873
at per cent per aDnuID
Town Of West Farm bonds OF the aggregate par yaue OF
$500 fOlOws bonds due February 1871 each $500:
February J. 1878, 500 bonds, due February
each $500 with for the annual Interest due
Bond and made by Betty Ahanser on property on
60hst between st and ID ayes Sew Hors city frSlOve.
with thereof entered February ~.
The claims that the whole amount Is due aGd mas a
peaet. -,
1872 go with interest from October % 1872 for which
$500 OF Manufacturers and Builders Bank stock Is held as
collateral.
Ca for balance call Louis Saal 50 3ss 80.
interest October 1876 for which 81 800 OF Manu-
acturers and Builders Bank stock Is held as collateral
Claim for balance due on call oan by MANUFACTURES ana
Builders Bauk about sl2SS with cOl2ers held therefor
Judgment entered DecemDtr A 10 m favor Of the receiver
against Adoph evnger for 766 40 and the claim In SUIT
Leyinger claimed to have died previously.
entered June 20 1873 Schwarts
I'm favor OF the receiver for 81 1880 r.
claim suit against the estate Of Louis Jordan deceased
and the estate Of Franz A. Ncuman upon their bond Tor To-
0CO the discharge By John C. schwartz OF his dnJ
officer Of the bank.
claim for OyCrat AGAINST j. Burkhardt Tor 80 4O Win
interest from October D. 1875.
Claim balance Of interest due bond and MORTGAGE ofJ
f. Denis t9i 80 with interest from November 1879
Judgments for foreclosure deficiencies entered in favor
of the receiver against IGor FAX on July 1875 for
$2,0i2 25 and one August :. 1875 for 80 9lS 90.
Tn for deficiencies entered favor
$3si2 81 one t227 ~ against Elizabeth Huber
and Mayer GoOtsind
Judgment for deficiency entered in favor %
the receiver July lo7G for 202 - az nsi John We
Attorney for receiver, SO Waist Receiver &C.
Dated New York, Nov. L. 1878. - 80. 49,. -. -
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IyE rOiTLTRY


shipments Of Potatoes 5000 bDls; or onions ou phPs
All Kinds OF vegetables freely onoted ahd INC maIhe1
A quotations Squashos nave O'ltI
and arc frIn 1he quality OF tho Pumpkins no" aItns ~
much better hence they command higher prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-27
DOMESTIC Markets.

prryuo Nov 2G-f1om in good demand and steady |;
nees arm Corn quiet and steady sales 4ooo oush No.
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N'NA 'NtHHAAf = - NaN at ANA
Apples EyapO'ted.
ring cat choice. 9


Recepts 'orte past week. aj7l bales shipments l6s3
bales. g.orr HOPS irqnry rom exporters. who
hnU small marsiE wheu the irgi, ar"ci qg0el az .
d9Is ior Aurcan@ ~il tlc tt'rI1l '"L' on an l.H I
~ crop tAis year. the b'at are better
tnsn arv otlcr country rs produced and In tn2-
Hops winch uuoi'd - JgD- while the brst English
Hops piY 80 450So~ Ace rius g. tho views -
rrea,y ju,g e rarAcJ b. aop arou. offering god
ofs &c. which any CON siou house 81 GOOD reputation
cr t'"I" eririru'r rather .rVrrv orc IT, rNnpl -Wrte
mainly e. cal luua i"I Wil'h tt> urfro were h"SHt
o.; 100 bale, going at that figure QlGttuons
state, choc' ,,-..i5 q ~ i'o' good 10 prlme -'"'2
sialSp ,,5ff 10 air 6i.,Ii srowts ...2
F..r- ASp SKINS
few SKINS are srli'ns hui 10 Transactions ~ trance
have been made Do ts iIaf~ l. !ht ciN ,tCI - ,toH
gu but tpr,rs a.c Disposed 10 hold on uhih I'eE
tle lst Of January.
The ssur arrr,re reccrps Cor tho week NJ various
poius of distribution follows: Ene RAILWAY, 80
cans Of t'r,am lu Of Mi.; Harlem ieir"ad 2oIj
a9 6 n Al nj .a iT so can. q Mir snG cans o.
miscellaneous nssrDy rnLe. 10 cans u ~ HA "
price which to surplus has been -oid az the platform
aai'ng , @ unt,l IA when pccs advanced 10 n 10
and On following LAY % - =, the closing squire Recent
storms IN c"dntry have caused smaller supply OF
proved Formerly year past dealers have been losing
money uu al mlk sold tJe platform, hut no" entertain
Ing.
Exp0rf. salt and currt Bacon. 2ilSg boxes and 10
ls Reef 22OO bbs 40 half hbis; PorE ~ 80 bbls
COS tcs ana $50 hall bDs' Gari. ASA os. OF bills aud
- pkg-: Taow, 81 boxes ga bb- AMI i4' ties Good
Beef iu fair demand and prices nave ahVhhc'd &c per
IA the common aud medium
efaIes and Lam are also doing tnhe better So
f'ccd wotncrs reached TO. Calves les. plenty and
Warm weather h- dcnoralz,d market for PORK Tender
lnn ,sos Of order Ots OF" rurod al 3d4c
x.I.t "a. yer. 4
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LhNpoS Nov 26-1230 d. MI s. bonds. four and half
per CENTS IliDois Central 7ps NewJersey Central
80 Railroad 10 D. The rate OF discount for three
1uoats bills the open market II cent when IS per
cent below the Bank % England rate.
LONDON. Nov 1880 D. M Inc amount OF onlloh gone
LONDON. Nov 26-f p m.-Consos goiis for both money
slafrS 1874; preferred 32h Illinois Central 80 Penn
syivaa Central 33 Pans advices quote nyo pei cent
reniee AZ ~ francs IS confines for the account
PAEIS Nov. 26.LxchanRe on London 20 francs 70 Gen.
tsmes for cheek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-27

Money on call was easy at 3U4 per cent on ac-
ceptable collateral There is no change III CONNER
cial paper or IN rates of domestic exchange,
The limited states Treasurer at Washington to-day
received 1880, 900 National bank notes for redemp-
tion. The custom receipts were $32O,OOO ana ihe
internal revenue receipts $43O,OOO. The following
is the Clearinghouse statement to-day currency
exchanges, SOL 297, $40 currency balances, 90
III. 9G6: gold exchanges, Successes; gold Dali
The sam of f23 600 bullion went into the Bank of
England ION balance " today, making total IN
that way of 91O9, 600 in five days. On the London
Stock Exchange British oonsols were steady al
96ls, and United States bonds frmer-lSGIs al
lOsa,. new 5s at 1852 and new 4l2s at lOd4l, the
lO-I0s remaining stroffe at 1898, In American
railway securities, Illinois Central advanced to
sos, while New-Jersey Central yielded to 81,
and Reading to 1914. Fries were lower preferred
Welding to 32i2, and the common to 1884. The rate
of money for thTee-months bills in the Oper market
is reported at 4 per cent, against . at bank
Rentes in Paris closed at 1920; sight exchange on
London being quoted at 25.2S. ,
The gross earnings of the Burlington. Cedar Rapids
aud Northern Railroad Company are reported rs
follows: - 1910
365 miles 434 miles. Inc &C miles
r7,ir, wool, IN Nav. = SO 1913 S2S.502 Dee - III
January to Nov 2l.... lOs2574 l362.764 Inc 2iOlJO
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this Goth day of November were:
NeW.YOrk.
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FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Total since Jan s212 SCI 800 $685. 726Is6 sSl4
Price OF gold - los. lO3 100Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-27

c0r.wkot'7 II. 1861 $50 7SS,99l
Nory-we record OF tho shipments from Chicago
and Nh " aukee tor the week OF 1877.
The following shows the exports exclusive of
specel from the port OF New-YOrk To foreign ports
for the week ending November 20, and since the be-
ginning of the year ~
1876. 1877 1873.
For the yreek &C la3O47 s74244l9 S6.7S3.264
PfevInsiy reported 23645s45S 266 SOi7TS 3O73S292O
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HKMLocH.
Rnenns AYroa. california. c.
UNION CROP.

METALS-Ingot Copper firm. quo
Lad olvsee st &c. for Domestic, cufrei
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financial.

odd LOTS OF STOCK.
" buy sell OF all active stocks dealt In NJ
the New YORK stock Exchange paying the bidding price and
HEWs0N BRETH a Co. No. IL Broad.st
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STATE bonds. Tennessee 6s new series, SUI sized
81 oId ;ssnes at 80; Louisiana consos adN""00U
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SDSnh WANTED for one year; first-cass
p 1,tOU security Principals address GEN UINE,
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OFF1cE or THE sILvER IsIEr CoNs0LIpAIED MINING as

LANDS CO., so BROADWAY, NEw.Y YORK. Nov. 81, 1873.
PROPOSALS in WRITING are invited and
i win be received until o'clock on THURSDAY, tho
OF December next for the SALE for cancellation OF
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS Of the BONDS Of This
Company. portions thereof naming numbers OF tho
bonus offered No proposals price exceeding par can Do
accepted the authority purchase Interest ac
crung to December ONLY will be allowed Proposals 20 10
r. DIXON. Trustee &C the Office oi the Com
pany EDWARD LEABNED, President
, 1878-04-05
PORT TOWNSEND w. T., FRIDAY. APRIL 5, 1878.

APPALLING DISTRESS IN WASHING
ToN.-Letter of Grace Greenwood
to n. Y. Times: Matters cannot be
much worse than they are now with
out some outbreak and outlet. Here,
in the district, the financial distress,
the actual poverty, is appalling.
Scores Of families, once in circum-
stances of ease, if not luxury, are re-
duced to want of the most bitter,
desperate sort--are on the edge Of
starvation. So many dismissals from
the departments, cruelty sudden as
they are, have added, are constantly
adding to the great sum Of suffering.
so, that my tongue were in the
thunder's mouth" l would sound a
dreadful warning everywhere TO men
and women, especially women, not
to come to Washington in search of
employment. There are no places
for you-there is no work for you;
no consideration, little help in the
drest extremity, so overcrowded are
we, so overfull are our hands. Wash
ington is a worse place for people
out of work and out of money than
any great metropolis.
, 1878-04-05

Great Britain has 1892 Admirals
living and only 297 war ships in
commission, or more Admirals than
ships, though the duty of an Ad
miral is usually to command feet of
not less than half a dozen vessels.
The same country has S29 Generals
and l5l regiments, or more than five
Generals to regiment, though in ac
tive service there is no need of more
than one General for three regiments,
on an average. In other words, the
Government has appointed about $50
Admi"als and 775 Generals who rem.
der little service to the country save
by helping to relieve the public
treasury Of its surplus funds. 1t is
to be remembered that these super
huous dignitaries were nearly all ap-
pointed in time of peace, for Great
Britain has not been engaged in any
extensive military operations within
the last half century. The Crimean,
Hindo, Ashantee and Abyssinian
wars, had no long campaigns with
large armies in the open field.
, 1878-04-05

A plan OF heating a multitude of
houses by steam from a common
boiler has been tried for months in
Lockport, New York, and newspa-
pers report says the result is com
plete success. The steam was car.
ried more than mile in iron pipes,
covered with non-conducting ma
terial, and more than fifty houses
were thus protected against the cold.
1t is claimed that steam can be de.
livered at IA distance of 20 miles with
a pressure of 80 pounds to the square
inch, and that pressure would drive
machinery and have heat enough for
cooking or washing. We presume
that the production and transporta-
tion of heat will, in few years, be.
come a separate occupation, and will
furnish opportunities for the invest
ment of much capital.
, 1878-04-05
The Mechanic.

There are many, aye, 700 many
who imagine the above term to mean
low bred or illiterate man. This
is unfortunately common mistake,
and is m injury done by those who
let their Imagination deceive them
To men who are in very many res.
poets their superors, the class OF
people who give vent to such ex-
pressions as, 81 can smell q me.
chanic," or that mechanic Is a good
fellow to pass away the time with,
never take time to look under the
surface and see what fountains OF
knowledge are in the possession OF
the mechanic. They see him as he
leaves the shop, weary with labor,
his face all begrimmed, clothes tat
tered and ruff, and horny hand, and
and as is too often the case, man is
judged by appearance. Our me-
chanic is too often passed by as one
not worthy to be grasped by cor
dial shake of the hand, or recognized
as an equal. Such acts should have
no i'll effect; they should not for
moment deter the mechanic from
striving to gain that position in life
TO which he is emitted; in fact, II
should nerve him on till he gaineo
the topmost round in the ladder o
fortune, and he should see how easy
and quick the false opinion woul,
give way to the true one. 1t you
doubt it, look at our men OF mari
and national reputation, and ask wh'
and what were they when the.
started in this life of changes; trace
them back, and we generally tint
them as hard working mechanic
whose aggregate Of wealth conslste,
in stout arms and an ambitions will
MANY of your associates in the shol
at the present time, who earn thel
bread by the sweat of their brow
will few years stand forth as meI
to be admired and respected. Hence
we say to our mechanics, do not un
derate yourselves, you are no man,t
inferior, and you are any mans equal
and it requires but little applica
.tion aud industry to make you the
superior Of many. Among us can b'
found many who combine all thu
finer attributes of a man coupled will
the skill of mechanicism, men who
are bound to be respected. Wha'
matters it to you if the aristocra
should frown upon you? Did yor
ever ask yourself the question what
would this country be without the
mechanic? A man might possess
the wealth of nation, and OF what
benefit would it be to him if the use
OF it would procure him no lu1urie'
or pleasures? Did you ever reason
to Yourself that it is to the mechanic
all are indebted for their beautiful
homes, the luxurious furniture, in
fact for everything that makes life
pleasant Dr. home agreeable? If you
have, your answer is, that the man ol
wealth, without your aid, would be a
helpless child: So when you hear
yourself spoken of a mechanic, let 1t
arouse your manly pride, don't blush
but hold up your head, and know
that if you do not possess wealth,
YOU possess the talent, without the
nse Of which they who are born in af,
fluence would indeed be miserable
So let mechanics devote all their
spare time to improving their minds
for the benefit to be derived from
such devotion will be of immense
value.--"Sunday Welcome"
, 1878-04-05

A Vienna correspondent states
that all the Powers agree that Greece
cannot be admitted to the Congress
on the same footing as the Signatory
Powers, but that she should he con-
suited in all matters concerning the
interests of the Greek race.
, 1878-04-05

The Times" says the latest
phase of difference between Russia
and England seems to be that Rus
sia, while admitting the right of the
Congress to discuss all the points of
the Treaty, declines to be ultimately
bound by decision os a majority OF
the Powers.
, 1878-04-05

A Berlin dispatch reports that
China has asked Russia to evacuate
Kuldocha. 1t is said that some Chi
nese officers who are studying in
Europe has been ordered home.
, 1878-04-05

Tho Iowa Legislature has just ad :
journed. One of its acts was to re.
store capital punishment. Murder
had increased very rapidly since the
death penalty was abolished.
, 1878-04-05

II the battle6elds are not disiniect.
ed the health of Europe will be
threatened. At Tiilis there are 90
600 corpses buried only two feet nm.
der ground. They will be cremated
probably.
, 1878-04-05

A Constantinople special says: 1t
is reported that important dispatches
from England were communicated to
the Sultan. A council was thereupon
held, which decided that Turkey
sould remain neutral in the event Of
differences between England and
Russia.
, 1878-04-05
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
q. FRANK CLAPP, Proprietor,

THIS WELL-KNoWN AND POPULAR
l. House has been refurnished and refitted
IN all its departments, and Is now prepared to
furnish first class accommodation to its
patrons. Being eligibly situated 1t is easy OF
always be supplied with the best the market
affords. Rooms for families, with board by
he day or week. N'
, 1878-04-05

Wheat is only fifty cent a bushel at
Waitsburg, with very little demand.