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AND
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stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse, OK,
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Mexican Mustang Liniment is put up in three
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Notice.

Robert C. Ralston, of Clay county, in the
State of Indiana, will take notice that Oliver s.
Miller did, on the ID day of May, A. d. 1878,
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas
of Jackson county, Ohio, against the said
Robert c. Ralston, defendant, setting forth that
the said Robert c. Ralston was, and is, indebted
to him on an account Tor goods sold and deliv
cred, in the sum of S2l 49, and also filed his af-
fidavit for writ OF attachment to secure said
claim, setting forth in said affidavit that said
sum of S21 SO, with interest from April 4th, 1872,
is due and unpaid from said defendant, and
that said Robert G. Ralston is q nonresident of
the State of Ohio A writ OF attachment in
said case was duly issued in said case, and on
the 9th day of May, A. d. 1873, the Sheriff of
Jackson county, Ohio, by virtue of said writ,
seized upon the following real estate, as the
property of the said Ralston: Part OF Lot Num-
Der Ninety Nine (99), Salt Reserve Land, Town
ship Seven (7), Range Eighteen QS), commenc-
ing at the northeast corner of said Lot 80,
thence west 20 rods, thence from the extremf-
ties of this line as base, south sufficient dis
tance to contain two acres. The said Ralston is
required to answer said petition on or before
the Sd Saturday after the Goth day of June, 1878.
o. S. MILLER.
MOORE & LEACH, Attorneys.
9may6t
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Silerif's Sale Of Real Estate.


James Tripp, Atty for E. w. Mitchell.
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exceeding a Mile, and within
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Children OVerTen Years of Age
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Each Passenger may without
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Baggage not weighing over IS
OIsndS.
Prompt attention given TO all
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Ii CAN Be CURED,

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ncrusted matter that has lodged in the nasal passages
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stitutionaly its action is that OF powerful purifying
agent destroying in its course through the system
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A Gentle Word is Never Lost.

A gentle word is never lost,
Oh, never then refuse one;
1t cheers the heart when tempeSt-toSsed
And lullS the cares that bru1Se one
1t scatterS sunshine over our way,
And turns our thorns to roses;
It changes weary night to day,
And hope and love discloses.
gentle word is never lost
Thy fallen brother needs it;
How easy and how small the cost
With peace and comfort speed IL
Then drive the shadow from thy cleeK
A smile can well replace it;
Our voice is music when we speak,
With gentle words to grace it.
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Endorsed BY a Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased the
RADICAL CURE of me, and from time to time made me
familiar with his 1beeve his statement to be truo
in every particular. JAS. P. DERBY.
FITCuBCRG, Oct Il.
Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved In
halng Tube and full directions for its in all cases.
Price 81 Forsae by all wholesale and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United States and Canadas.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
YHL DL>cONSIy IORNIDO.

FIFTY PERSONS KILLED ANp MORE Than 200 IN
JTEED-EAELY ACCOUNTS NOI EXAGGERATED.
CINCINNATI, Ohio May 2S.-A special DIS
pach 10 me Commercial from Madison, n,Wsc"nsin says
largo number Of citizens are visiting the scene o ih'
recent tornado The roads literally janmcd with
teams from all parts uf the country viewing inc ucNhHIh
nan. Of the Storm kOnc Of the accounts have been cA
Gc eastern towns dId not tuilcT "a much hS lrrns'
HnutvcI ANA Perry. Thirty lives were lost III thls
rniInty alone and nearly hundred persons were scI
ou-Iy injured; while the destruction of property VIII
reach into the ullliuDs ,,....,
Trrtn the rst apprarancc OF the cyclone at Mineral
through is who'll" course across ihc Sht' iHc {"
sjruct0n was great. IL II estimated tlat my P'oPe
have hr,n killed aud from 200 10 &3O injured rtrlouHN
lille scores are left homeless, many OF thtl not hlu
Ing where their next meal IS coming from lue
and dCsolatiDn crywhCrc NlslbIe are extremely pam
ul
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
4 BARGE OFFICE AT NEW-YORK.
GENERAL MERRITT IN WASHINGTON TO URGE ITS
CONSTRUCTIONS.

CONSTRUCTIONS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCUI
WASHINGTON. May 2S.-Thc House Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds heard arguments
to-day by General L. \. Merritt Surveyor OF the
Port Of New-York, and Representatives Willis and
Muller of Ncw-York City, in advocacy of the latters
bill appropriating $210,000, to he expended
in the erection of a barge office at the
revenue dock, Ncw-YOrk City. General Merritt
read statement to the committee showing the adj
vantagcs which would follow the erection of SAID
building, and stated that in his opinion the i'm
proycment wOald pay for itself in less than three
years time. Ec said the bill is approved by the
Secretary of the Treasury, Collector Arthur ana
other customs officials. Representatives Willis and
Muller claimed that the proposed building would
give needed facilities to business and save
rental of several thousand dollars per
annum and that in the event of the failure 10 OBJ
tain the necessary appropriation, the T-Zo,oOO
which has already been expended for constructing
wharycS etc., in this locality, VIII be lost TO the
Government. The new building viii also enable
the Government. they said. To reduce the force oi
officials at least 10 per cent. and by prompt acton
il eau hc erected in time 10 accommodate passengers
returning from the Paris Exposition. Although no
vote was taken to-day, the committee appear 10 he
unanimously IN favor of the bill
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
WASHINGTON.
CAIrrI-S ON AnLOTRNMENT.

tAlilS ON AlJJOl NM|N l.
THE DEMOCRATS RESOLVE TO PROLoNG TIE SIS
sIOS-HTwIrT's ARMY BILL. PASSED IL NEARLY
ITS ORIGINAL FORM-TnE FISHERIES AWARD,
ETC.
A caucus of Democratic Members of the
House was held yesterday, TO discuss the sub
icct of adjournment. Speaker Randall was
active in opposing the adoption at this time
Of the Senate resolution to adjourn June 10.
He said Congress could not adjourn at that
date. The caucus resolved to postpone
action in the House on adjournment. The
House passed the Army bill yesterday, very
nearly in the shape IN which Mr. Hewitt
reported it. 4 report has been made to the
Senate declaring that the Halifax award was
unjust, and giving the reasons why.
The committee recommends that the
award be paid, but that some decara-
ton from England to It's justice
shall first lie obtained. The bill to forbid the
further retirement Of lcgal-tcndcrs has passed
the Senate. General Merritt is in Washington
i'll regard TO the proposed barge office at New
York
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
BRITISH DESIGNS on ASIATTC TURKEY.
ACTIVE INIEEvEErIoN ADVOCATED.

LoSUoN, Tuesday, May -, ISIS.
In leading articles yesterday and to-day
The Times advocates species of British pIotcctorate or
administrative supervision for Aiat!c Turkey Ii argues
that some cfectud assistance must be Afforded TO Iur-
key to prevent periodical recurrence OF such crisis as
tie present; that constant pressure must De ap-
Piled the governing authorizes To Insure SoO Govern
in,uf EUrop, rs a whole II SAYS, cannot Chectualy
discharge such "a task. Russia cannot because thc
Turks dsrst her Eng on the;cont!arF ls h0t es-
,ccd OF auy desire for territorial acquisitions she mas
proved IN India her capacity tor dealing with Mo nam
u.aus and usuru just administration IN territories,
including tile most varied races Her guidance ana the
support Of her authority, would offer perfectly neutral,
,uf M The same tmc cipytuIl assistance 10 tie Porte
IN tue work OF internal reform. |, would be a ho!d
measure. but for that reason WISE ot We were 10
k uu o minds to tn. position IN respect 10
N.latic Turkey. With Iurhry ~ Europe We are icsS
conccrnd there are other Powers noie interested III H.
and more capaOc Of dealing with the problems II pre-
SIMS hUt We m.ht do wisely to ACCEPT iar larger
III, ~ OF responsibility than y" have done III respect
[ d inr IrlnLIn-!tr VI I've lurhlsA LMpIt
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
RHODE IsLAND LEGI>LITIEE.

INAUGUEAIIOS OF sIhGE OfiloELs-rEoiINI
AGAINST TnE POTTER rESoirII"N.
PROVIDENCE, May 2S.-Ihc General Assem-
Dy met at Newport to-day, the m.m5cr--rrct marching
10 th" state House prog,3siun ~ usual. Inc 'N"
Houses organized by the unanimous choice oi the "'ri'
nominated last MINT. Ia Grand COMMITTEE, committee
wa, appointed 10 receive and count votes Tor . WI
officers. lN" committee reported tuHt ''"N'tl"l
G. g. Van Imdt had "a majority of 3,loJ, and that his
as-ocIacs the state tcLCt were elected hy similar %"
rler miiugli.4. The OfIrrT-cicct then iuduClrd
mo tucr respective Offices aud took the prescribed "hih
I'm pIc,rncr ~ the Grand Committee. The Two Houses
iLrn separated, and after 4 hilci legislative tH'!"h
adjourned, aud TIE Governor was escorted 10 Ms i'"
dcncc by he military and m'urls Of ih' Lcsl.alnrr
1Ic legislative vii! probably continue titc or
four dav- IN tho senate to-day, preamble ana r-pl-
tons were Introduced prutcs ing 1gdi dHPW'ilHg the
country rs partisan Investigation lulchucu 10 reopen
uucs ions that nave been settled ~ Law.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
MR.. HEWITT CARRIES TIE HOUSE.
s. oBLcuoNhBLE AEMI BILL rAS-tp ABOUT
A. REPORTED.
LEY nIrnNArm 10 mn GnInrNr.I


lEY TELEGRAPH 10 lHE TRIBrNE.I
WA~HINOION, May 2N.-Ihc Iiousc passed the
Army Bill to-day, with such amendments ~ were
necessary To make IL conform to the requirement sol
an army of 20 900 men. he transfer of the Indian
Iurcau was carried by a vote of l3O yeas To 10
NAYS. The representatives. of the Indian Bureau
maintain that the transfer 10 the War Department
has hcynm mainly supported 10y member, OF the Indian
Ring and that the latter are nbilInl on account OF
the proposed transfer.
The Knott amendment which technically pro
hibits the usc of the Army po''" c1ni'otas cN-
rrpt m cases authorized by Congress, was adopted
by "A vote of lBO yeas To Il nays. Mr. Bro%dcn, ol
Moth Carolina was the only Republican who voted
for thi, amendment, while among the Democrats,
Mr. Bouck, of Wisconsin, 1.r. Cutler, OF New-Jcr-
,rv. Mr. Prlmorc. of Virginia. and Mr.. SchIcichor,
of Texas, voted against it. The RrpubIicans look
upon the adoption Of the Knott amendment as one
of the most ominous political movements yet made
bv the Democracy. If that amendment should be-
come law no single United states soldier couih be
used in any state, even upon the rcpnlstloh oi Il
Governor TO assist III suppresslng sllke rlotS' ul-
less Congress should have specially authoIiTl lS
for that particular purpo,c soldiers co'iu i,t
be used To break mp Illicit dstllIhtloh III IhS Ioulh-
ern States as the laws now stand III Is heI" pS 'o
Republicans that the amendment Is NlOlalloh Oh
the Constitution, which makes Inc lIeSluehl lhc
comnandcr-ln-Chicf of the Army.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
IN No UI-RRY TO ADJOURN.

RANDALL THINKS JINE 10 TOO SOoN-NlEi1if'NS
REFUSES TO BE BOUND BY THE CAUCUs-FEE-
NANDo WOOD FIGHTS FOR HE TARIFF BILL.
IHY TELEGRAPH TO HE TRIBuNEl
WAsurNGroN, May 2S.-Thc Democrats of the
House of Representatives held a caucus after the
DAYS session this afternoon for the purpose Of de
tcInung what should bc done with the Senate res
oluton fixing the day of final adjournment ON June
10. MIR. Blackburn presided.
Speaker Randall was one of the first 10 express an
opinion. He said that 4, the result OF his long eN-
pcricncc in the House of Representatives,, h" be-
cycI that il would not bc possible for the necessary
legislation To- bc completed IN two weeks Tho ap-
piopraton bills would require at least that time.
Besides this if - carly day foradouTumcnt should
be fixed, the Senate might force tine House TO r"ced"
from the position il has taken on the Army Bill or
allow u to bc defeated. This bill hc thought 10 be
an important measure of economy, from which the
House should NOT under any circumstances back
down.
AZ thi, several Of the Representatives from Texas
spraue 10 their feet soInr hat cXcIt"d but none of
them were rccoaulrd and before they had an OPP
por;uurty to speak their excitement had passed
away.
Mr. Atkins. chairman of the Committee on Appro-
p.ations said that If the House should do nothing
else between low aad June 10 except work on the
appropriation bulls, the bills couIduot be- completed.
lie ",' "'l'h''" HIS ''''''' 'Ii ,N ',''' w.
tc '''' IL p'H'h To- ''p'' .'' ''' ""' '''' ~ ~
'' "'"' "''.'. '"'"',
nav WI" " Wv
bHd'I d' 'Hd CONSTELLATION "' '''' u" "' ''''' "i
Ilrslia that the ~uuGIy Civil ljll VIII be- reported
m ,lr ar f,,, DAYS and will ,,upir. some tlln, l,r
80 . r....i.,;, -
IT. 'oi''"''''''' "'"",' "H' "'" "r'''"','"'
p,cl.ilt relating 90 'h' Ian" ''''' j. h' -h'"'
Vr LIoycr. Of Missouri. offered a arrsollrIou that
-..,, ,r ,...,.. 49,, ff,. ,,,ti,., ,f ,,Iiorirn-
'"' ,t i;4
W'"l -h"'i' N'' '' ''H'.''." "' ''' "''' WIZ
uot choose tu hc governed 10y ~. lH' caucus h'|
Ip ,.II.I L. .1id inst for consultation: members
,- ...L.,,I.I H.. f,... t.,.tr,. tL.,. ,,I,g.,d
'' '"' p''' ."'''''' wv 49, r.
This position was sHNp'.I'n ID, AI'N'u"'' H.
stephens, opposed hy Mr.. Siuslrtou, and again sup
,.,,.t L. ur Si.pb,.. ,gln said that "uc,cr.
f''' ' ....
never never 'H"u" '"' "''''' 81 ""1 P''' ''"' 10
be- binding upon hI. conscience.
Nh CIyucr offered 20 resolution that the cousii-
,r.,ir..u ui tL. lr.-tiou of alrouruu,ut bee post
. .,.
I"I'h u"''' ''' Dl" '' ''''''
Nr. Bright, of tennessee. offered IA amendment
,II,.Iu., tl, date 10 il,. I'D Of June
~ ... i.....,, \ chat ..,.,,.. .,...,,rI .r.l.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
MOVEMENTS or RUSSIAN OFFICERS.
ARRIVAL OF NINE FROM THE CINBRIA-RUMoRED
NEGOTIATIONS FOR NIssfLS.

CaDtan Scmetschkin, the two captains
Grrenhcrr Captain Avcou, and two other Russian oi!-
GERS lrft t- city early yesterday morning. was said
fnr Phadelpha TO look after the work ou the steamer
tbaf fu,y have purchased there Nine other olhoeis
arrived nj the Westminster Hotel YESTERDAY from SOUTH
,yrst uarnnr Maine, where the Cmbra Slyug Follow
ina, tr,, their names Commander lnrucu llcutrhaht
Cdr.hu'u sccoulI lieutenant ShulZ, Mdshlpman Biau-
ser and Engineers Slayiusky, POuchiton Packsoh,
Mustafiu aud Irauoh
4 statement was made yesterday by shiIowner,
t1t the Russian officers in this port had inspected mo
steamships Niagara and SARATOGA, or NaGd's havana
,ue and made an offer Of S6OOopo for the two vessels
The owners wanted 100000. which the Russians re-
tuscd 10 give. when the price was rtductu 70
~t5OOOO ana then 10 SOOo.oJo. lhEh tne
Russian officers. was said stated tnat
M ,lII NOT want the vessels. ship broker sdiu
tI, ne could authorItaiVcN deny that any OHtI had
neon ,na for these vessels. ana he believed thht
thc Rus.i,u officers had been ordered by tie Home
G"yrrucut not to enter into any further negotiations
fnr thr plrcIaSc OF steamships.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
yEIEGRAPnIC NOTES.

ApANY n Y Nav 2S-GovcrnOT Robinson to-
day slgn,d the bili amending the savings Bank Law
SAN FRANCIsCo, MAY 2s.-1he May Musical festl-
val np,nrd Mechanics Pavilion this afternoon Inc u'cs
ira 10 about 100 sttoHg. and the chorus 10
BosroN May 2S.-The Prohbtory State Central
Committee decided to call convention OI me homhdoh
Of stat, officers, at Worcester, on september II.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2S.-AnOther excursion OF
miner. from ShnmOID numbering 300 persons arrived
here doy aud spent the at The Permanent LAlD
ton. -
BOsTON May 2s.-In the election, today, for Al
erm.n Ia I'M the caused by the death Of samuel e.
perkins John T. SpaudinG Kep) Was chosen BY elO ma
iority, In a total vote VI 23.G83
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
THE UNJUST HALIFAX AWARD.
IN rNr:IATIC PROTEST AGAINST II. AND \ RECON-
MENDNIoN THAT IT BE PAID UNDER CERTAIN
CIRCUMSTANCES.



rnryrr,r rprss pTsPArCuI
. NJ, -. M ,.,,,,r. o,, tI,o
W ASHlNGION, MAY -N.-iH Hc I'PoII oh '"V
.ui.cl of IN. Fishery Award which Was submitted to
>, '.., r.. ,i., ,,,.,,;,f.a ~, Eor.iyp Relations
b' ''N''' H''' "' '""'"-'''o va" " -,
to-day by VI" llamiu, gives DreI hst"iN :" inc Coh-
,is.u ,y,ch assembled nj Halifax IN l~7T in pUr-
" -.
H"'''c VI '''' il'"F VI "'''''7'''' !,
The committee says that TIE commission WhS 10 ue-
,ri,r , .igIc uc.loi a ducst tion Of i!nu0riancc TO
,.,., -, d ,ha ,,,..r,,,,.rt of ,ir.,t
49,. ..t, .I ..,,,u..,.. ,..i..bt
Britain, and or special ana 7ShI"'"n' "''r"'
to the GoyrrUurut and prople Of the Dominion
, ,r,t ,,,,i, -, s,,t E, a. MAINLY and
~ -, ~ :, ,,.r,,.,.. h,,,. much the
ir.,'B IA possible was 10 u'''I"'"' "o" '""t '''
,lrgr of the in -lurc fisheries uf the af OF st. Law
.. I'll ., ,l.. ,,,,ri.,, f.,,cr.lot, oy,r and
renee WIS ""l'i !" '"' -N"'' '''"
above what the American ndiktt Tor u-H c' "l "'t'
~ t, ,t. worth 10 the Cana Ian fishermen. II
.,i, -, sro, :. hmm, in all Canadian
'""Tf W. g. nr IN IN
waters 10 the American an" "I '''' IL" III .''
American markets 10 t,In Canadian with the
,r.f, -, ,r,. a.rir,, IA IN. Canadian In American
- ..,.., -....,g.I,. Co., ,l,.. ,r,,,,.. hath for fine
'"'"''' '''''''"' ''' 90 ..t.. ,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
APPROPRIATIONS FOX THE BRIDGE.

A.. b. Miller, w. II. AmouX, Mr.. McElroy,
and other persons appeared before the Board
Of Apportlonment yesterday to protest against the ap
propratiou of any adt onal Of money for the COM
plctIng oT the East River Bridge Henry {. Murphy
r.nrastntpd the Bridge Trustees Mr., Miller claimed
that the bridge now being constructed was
much too low Ia allow the passage OF vessels.
and to allow II to lc completed wohld Oe
10 inure very seriously the commerce OF
New-YOrk. Mr. AmOuX presented the IeE'l Icas1n Icd3i
why In his opinion, the Board had 40 nsht
TO make further appropriations Mr. MeEroy a Brooh.
lyn engineer gave his opinion that e oiuS' Mo.u hoS
be strong enough. Mr. Murphy PROMISED III "HS"'' oh
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
,.p,,,ps ,SnC,srALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CAMDEN. n. j., May .2s.-lhe Jury III the case of
@ 20 day returned verdict Of not guilty. under In.
struction Of Judge Noodhun-
U,ppIsnr,RG. Penn, May 2s.-Dr. Il. s. George, s.
F. George and W l. George representing the southwestern
rfnraI and Migration Company have been arrested here
& held in 81 500 ball. the charge of audulenty issuing
excursion tickets Kansas and return
ALTOONA, Penn, May 2S.-The twenty-iifth anI
nual Conclave, Grand Commandery Knights Tempar VI
Pennsylvania, assembled here this evening.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

drew the troops from the Houses South Carolina
and Louisiana
have spoken plainly and earnestly, for feel that
should be unworthy 10 represent the South In
now. Invited to the Cabinet Southern
man 10 see that justice done TO the South
required neither 10 apologize for rccordnOr to dSOwn
my ohtical principles. II is my duty now to warn the
people of the South Of tie danger which threatens the
country. No man need hope that the schemes OF the
men who have engineered the movement 10 uuscat PrcS
dent Hayes can he Canied Out without bloody civil
var To avert this danger confidently Icy upon the
patriotism and honor Of the cOPle OF my native Sc lion
IL II KY.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
A GREAT FARCE OF A GREAT rRAGl

object disturb the title OF the present executive
which had beeu cOnstitutonaly settled by the last CON
gTc5s.
GREAT FARCE OF GREAT TRAGEDY.
Bu have time TO say more at present, except 10
add that / look upon the whole OF this pro
ccoCdng, cOncOCtcd II was, conducted -
IL has been, most unwise, most unfortunate,
and most mischiCYOus rs effect viii hc
to disturb the peace, harmony and quiet ot
the country. Neither Mr.. Potter nor anybody
else prevent IT; and say 10 hin'
most respectfully, that nothing short Of an imncdi
ate, general and firm concert OF action OF lhe
law and Ordcrabidng people Of al parties. Re-
Iubi.caus and Democrats, throughout the Uulon ~
TcprObatOH OF this tigUOn proceeding amy lufhc
with view 10 disturb the PrcSdenlldl utle'
such announced by the Pennsylvania DcT"c-
Tary their convention few DAYS ago, can
arrest the most fearful consequences. Those VINO nave
though iunoccnty, sowcd the wind will reap the whlr
wind.
NJ own opinion is. as have repeatedly said. this ~
fair viii prove in the end either COEtcmpibc farce or
horrible tragedy. Whether il will lead 10 H.,
McXicanzltiou Of Federal Republic the result
must show. But I say, As said ON anotncr
recent occasion, that all soft words lustIliinE
in the mind of the people 81 this country thG
idea that Mr.. HAYES can he pcaccahY unS"aird
hy Congress, are IciusiNc and "a snoiu ~ the nv.
pcIngs II the great arch trnd IN the sLaPc
OF toad i'll Tie of Eve from which sprung all our
woes. Very respectfully,
ALINASDER II STLrHEhS.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
TIE GUESTS At GETTYSBURG.
A NUMBER or CONGRESSMAN GolNG WITH TIL
PRESIDENI.
my TEIrGRApH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IUI TO IT'I"''''''
WAsHINGroY. May 2S.-The Presidential party
which will 90 to Gettysburg tomorrow evening
will he arpcr than WAS first arranged for. second
car placed at the disposal of the President VIII Dc
filled with members Of Congress and few others
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Illinois; Conger of Michigan; Culbertson; OF
Texas; Davis, of North Carolina; Mcssrs Mitchell
Errett, Reilly, Turney and Watson, OF Pennsyl-