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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-31

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER HhlLboAD.-Commencug July J. 1878.
through trans will Grand Central Depot!
500 m; Western and northern Express draSlngroon
Rochester and ST. Adams
300 Saratoga aud hurtfeal special through draw
inF saratoga and Montreal
1880 Special Chicago and western Express, with
drEUngr 10 Canandagua dorchester and Bunalo
hoo a M Express 10 Albany and Troy With connections
90 Utica saratoga and kuuaho NOfb Adaua ana Beuniug
ton. ! Tawing car % ~ai t'osa
'n q 9 6i ~ m Albany and Troy Express
san n m II. Louis EXpess daily, with sleeping cars for
81 Ils running through day Ia week also sleep-
INC cars Tor gunaO Niagara Falls Toledo and Derut and 10
Montreal excepting sunday night, Wa saratoga
730 D. ~. rast Express for Rochester aud Corning Via
Geneva. with through sleeping cars -,
sS0 T. M Pacbhc Express. daily with sleeping for
Hoche.tor Niagara Pals Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also excepting - Gay uignt, 20 Clayton
rectnr law River
20 WaterOwn excepting Saturday night and 70 Montreal via
81 AIhan. excepting Saturday aud sunday nghtH.
m EIpress with sleeping Albany and Troy.
as Local Time Tables TCFots Tor sale
NO. ot1 16l aud AIS Broadway, and Express
o. "a 19ices Nos Park place 1855 and 9i2 Broadway New.
va, M "a Washngton-st. Brooklyn.
ioTk' aii" 900 a. p MEIkER General PASSENGER Aren't
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, July II, 1878.
FerrybOats leave YORK from Jamesslp (daly
cept Sundays) 80 minutes and from 3ihsti East RIVER
daily previous departure OF trains f0m Long
island CITY, and from SOUTH Walst, Fulton and Catharno
depot corner Flabsh aud Atlantcayes Brooklyn Trains
Brooklyn and Long Island City Hunefs Pon as fol
lows For GreenpOTt. sag HarbOr &C. $3.50 NJ p H. and
Saturdays only $50 For Patchogue &C. 98Q
am $3.50 and p For Babylon &C. az $3.50 a. NJ ., 1880.
and D. For Fire Island. $50 M 43O p IN. For Port
&C. at 10 m. and $50 m For Northport &C. az
$50 and 10 $50 ana $50 m For Locust Valley ct
$40 and Z, AGO. $50 aud $50 For Far Rock
away, &C. $50 g. 430, 8, and NJ For Garden
CITY and Hampstead $50 and 10 AGO. $50 aud 63O
pm. and from l. l. Cay only $3.50 a. M 1880 aud $50,
Brooklyn only 9l5 M Hampstead via southeTB, p m
Merrick accommodation, ~ SUNDAYS-fOr POrt geter-
son. Patchogue &c. a m Babylon, &c, a m and ?. m
NorthpOrt and Locust Valley, m. and $3.50 p Garden
City and Hampstead and $50 and trOniL J. city
$50 y. BROOKLYN only 9l5 Trains
for ROckawav Beach, Flushing College Point Jamaica &C.
as per time tables. FOR NEWLONDON-Th steamer Gp-
sew daily Sundays eXcepte) SAG HaIbor at
GreeDpOrt ManhaDsett House 2l5 M arriving NJ
A FAST SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Brooklyn and Long
Island City at for Babylon and Fire Island (1O5l
PaichOgne :45) GreenDOrt 49, sag HaTbor tei2Ol Return
ing leaves sag Harder ESQ pm GreenpOTt PntchOgue
$40 Babylon $780, arriving at BroOky and Long Island CITY
aLlO30'
renst Jamessnp 34thst ferries az Offices OF New
York Transfer Co. 944 Broadway 1856 6thaye Court st..
BROOKLYN Long Island Express Parkplace, 1s5 and
042 broadway and Grand Central Depot IN Brooklyn No
aga Washingtont. and 79 4tst. BY purchasing tickets
the above oces baggage can be checked from resi-
dence 20 destination - - .
poe Art
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Mnsiral snstrume'1s

DUMAHAUT, late s. Y. BALL g. CO.,
N. No. rs EAST lATHST.
Chickering's Senways and other Pianos ana organs 10"
for cash. on Instruments and for rent
7 p. HALE is making 10000 PianOfortes
81 for the trade half price; 100 hIstclass wOrkmen
wanted. on upright pianos 35th-st and iOthaye
NEEDHAArS PARL0R ORGANS, sos 20
~ stops double reeds TO $1,000 Buy OF man9iaetgTer.
save two profits instrument-(rhE NbEOHAA
MUSICAL o. BINITl-upon which any one can play any
tuna bv SIMPLY working pedals Price, SO and up
+. 4. NEEDHAM SON. las East 25d.si. N n.
xxyATERS,S ORGANS ARE THE BEST
w made warranted for SIX YEARS. PIANOS.
octave sl2s 7is octave. sl35. ORGANS stops ~!
stops $50 stops s63 stops, 500 10 stops Ss2 l2
stops $50 ali IN perfect order not used year sheet
Musc AT half price some cent page Illustrated
catsioTes mailed HORACE WATERS SONS, Manu-
facfnTera and Dealers 40 East 14th-st. New York
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AWARINDTEN GRILLON

universally prescribed by the Faeulty)A laxative refresh
ing and medcaed fruit l0zeDge for the immediate relief and
eecua of constipation, headache bile hemorrhods &c
lamar unlike pills and the usual purgaves Is agreeable 10
take and produces irritation. Prepared oX = G{i
LON, "a Rambuteau, Paris Depot. CASWEILs HAZARD q
5th and 24th-s st., New-Iork.
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DHE GREAT SANITARlUM, -
Il DANSVILLE, LIVINGSTON co, NEW-10hK,,
Has 200 women and children within II trying
10 get their health learning how TO keep it. In IT, aud Ia
cottages adjacent tents the mountain slope II vs
tors choose bring 200 be made comfortable
and physical and mental vgor wish could
impres the The Tribune with the truth that To live
rightly is n we'll 10 keep WE'LL and sick and curable
we'll II and women, having common sense would
visit and examine its workings and see what We
doing and how do It, they would learn now 20 keep
of their families or II II Is In, how 10 be rd OF
It. Would this be.a worthy achievement The people
rbe Gun existing burdcnsome cost 1venture 10 that
within circle u Tue Tubune Regular readers there are
5000 chronic myads whom medicine cannot cure. Nine
teths Of might well not have good health u they
get It, Editors clergymen lawyers Judges
mecfaDiCe clerks students fafners
worked. ptecOcous boys ana
feey girls ang really III or seriously SICK
better than % live In habua violation OF the
laws OF life and health and fOoshly seek by drug
medication Now publish health Journal named THE
LAWS LIFE. II these who are getting ready 70 be or
have lust would subscribe az cost OF 81 90
wear for IT, and faithfully follow s teachings
they would well and stay we'll And those who are SICK
their diseases they are curaOlo-V0uld
come 10 change their habits and earn 10 i've naturally
they would health II this view Is cOrecand
we have proved than 10000 personss not worth
the while Of readers OF The Tribune 20 wake up 90 Tar az
least send for circulars copies OF The Laws OF e
and other documents which VIII cost them nothing
save posaee that they do not care TO pay H.
with the writer's and post office plainly written al
dressed as above me- will be carefully and promptly
s"'i'"' N"P JAMES c. JACKSON.
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THE COURTS.
ContInuea irom seeond PaRe
DECIsIoNs-JULY 80.

gob1 L. Ellison Angus MacLardie, Ferdinand X MIN
al and Edward strouse were sworn In rs attorneys
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Ere Cream.


A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. I,23S Broadway, cor Thirty
hTstst, sos Vest Twenty thirist cor E1ghtbayei
s6O Thirdave, Forty -seventh-st- at the HARLEM
OFFICE No. 2.2Sl Third-aye, cor. Onehundredana
twenty fOurthst Harlem savings Bank Buldng, up 10 op
stregular Office rates
A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
To CHURCHES, FESTIVALS HOTELS RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
25c. PER QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. SOC PER QUAKE
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
Depots 3O5 4th.ave 2SS Broadway and 10 Chathamst
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RALTIMoRE AND ), ONO RAI III DAD;

~ Leave from fOOt OF DeSbosses ana Cotandt
500 for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. lndianap
south. Pullman from Baltimore 70 Newark o.. land
iTV p m Ior Washington and the West and the South via
GordOnsvle Pullman cars IRON 10 Baltimore and
washington making close connections for Pittsburg, Cn
snRa L9 9o and a. S1 al. IhrSD ,
burg and from washington 70 Augusta and Savannah.
seePers from 70 Baltimore and Washington
louisville St LOUIS, Columbus Pittsburgh the South and
Southwest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore cnen
Florida, New orleans, andthe soGIn .. Ca. o,.
dd 'atf se at c5E 81 S
aRd soR Ps va 'rs& AND
RAILROAD.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
lesyes athaTinesP daily Sundays excepted at 1880 m
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in New York foot Of IAberty-st
Commencing July II ls7S-1rains leave as follows:
Chunk TsmagGa wilkesbaIre Emra Connects at juno
s:4s a. Branch seaooleys Mo9n,aR
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Hnzleton, wllkesDarre Scranton
i0i5 a. M and i:sO p For someryf1e aud Pennington
Up. m.-For Pennington, Laston Maueh chunk Ianaqua
Heading. Pottsyile HansbuTgh sc. 60. 49,,
Bndds Lake and Lake Iopatc0ng Easton Belvdere and
Mauch Chung Connects at Janciion With d. l. ana w X T.
$50 M, daiy-For EastOn. Allentown and HarrlsOufsh
For trains 10 local ns sec timetables at stations
SUNDAY TRAISs-Leaye at % o. M ~ p m for
Bound Brook ard iqieImeGS points ana al ''oV H. i0r
Holt the no W. and ne Annex" make connection
Jer.c station and from Brooklyn and Erie D'poL
Jers City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
&c. az 3. 7:ib, q. ll:i5 $3.50. Z. D. D. m ~, Z,
Pullman ORA gugTo0m Cars attached TO ue 5'5O anu
stages connect at Ma;awan station to rOmKEYPoRT
EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave Of Liberty st for Freehold at
745, ll:i5 a m, 4, s, pm.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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Eertnres ano Aleeiinas.
Che Curt.
SARATOGA RACES.
Excursions.

A -A.-DAILY OCEAN EXCURSIONS
~ TO ROCKAWAY BEACH
by the New Palatial Steamers
GRAND REPUBLIC, COLUMBIA and AMERICUS.
Leaving West 24thst $3.50 and 10 and 1880 y.
West l0thst Is minutes laterj Pier 2 n r., 30 minute
later.
JEWELS Wharf Brooklyn and IL a. M. and las ?. m
East 33dst. $40 a. m, and p. MI south 6thsty VIII
hamsburgh $50 a. and ll6 BrOome-st, 8i5
and 1880 p. m. MUSICAL attractions on EVERY BOAT.
Excursion tickets 80 cents GOOD on EITHER BOAT.
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FALL RIVER LINE ,sro,,

L{A-L NV
And all r,oints East via Newport and Fail River
usmmOufb PALACE Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave Ne " YorE daily from foot Of Murray st
6I5 PM sgN =, DA,c IabIT inc F P@E % N r
Brooklyn passengers -ue1 free by Annex boats
leaving foot Of Futonsi ut A:30 y. m. ~. , =,
MUSIt RY SPLENDID BANDS AND ORGIES IA ;,
Tickets and staeroms secured AZ Al principal hotels and
ticket Offices al the pier and on stea,gefs' OVER,
Cpo l. CONDOR, General Passenger a gent -.
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO NEWPORT PASSENGERS.
line special will leave the steamer wharf Of Fal
VyeT daily at q M. (Mondayr Excepted ara arrive AZ
Ntwporf G3j thus olivia. the necessity oi leaving
The steamer al Newport ri carry hour n the morning.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il A ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER IkAlN jan l,
1877 Ieaye depots OF COurandt and stA
NJ BsO M m Might EIprcs4 daily for Easion. bethlehem
AUeDtoHn Mauch Chunk WiEesblrre IittsOn. sa{te IL
mira Ithca Auburn Rochester Bunnto Niagara fas and
The west pullman sleeping coaches attached , -.
General Eastern once corner Church AND Courtandt.'A
+ 0NG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II NewJersey Southern Railroad Commencing June ~.
1878. steamers viii leave NeW.Yofk. Pier X North River
foot OfectOrs connecting az Sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch q. $50 a ]. $40. . 5.4h, =. m.
Red Bank and Toms River G, $50 a. ~. l. Stop N
Beach Haven, q a. M. y. -
Nneland. Bridgeton and Admittedly y IN.
Philadelphia ana TuCkcrt0n q q. m, }. JAD p.
eunuA' ior N'nE hi"N'H ''O VIM =. sNEDEN.
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RECORDED REAL ESTA rE TRANSFERS
YIN -NnnE CITY


72d.st, s s. 225 # " Of llthaye. 5OT4Sl Edward D
Gale, referee. TO the New YORK Life lnsurDce and
Trust Company as trustees, etc..s.---..-.--:-...
123d-st 2U5 II " Of 2dave. 25Xl665 irregular,
Grant Sinclair, referee, to- John w HOFFMAN.
Slstst SIS 800 IT Of Madison-aye, 2Ox1O2.2; Henry
II PiersOn, Receiver OF the North American Life
Insurance Company. to Edward V ThOrnall. ......-
CraDd-st tho 81 also 1874 Elm-st, and also No l52
Springst; Moses SterDberger and wife 10 Mayer,
and Simon lSternberge
Rose-st mo Is and 49,; Thomas III CTOsley and wife
60 the trustees OF the New-York and Brooklyn
6lstst, d s. 245 IT G Of 3d-ave. lSxlO0.5 Joseph
Wray, executor, ec, 10 Amanda w BroWn-.----..
Same property, Samuel Russell and others 10
Amanda w Brown.
1A7thst, 8 s. 1875 II Of CtftOnaye, 25xlOO; Edward
Woods and wife 10 Charles Van Ripper.
74th-st g. 275 II c of 2d-ave 251lO2.2; Della Wood
ruff TO John G0ding...
MadisOnst. = 2S7.A As II Of Scammelst, 23SX96;
PheDe Gardner 70 Adam Jandfried-
LudOw-st " s, 1877 II Of Delancy-st pa lxSI6i
Edward Marscheider 70 the BOwery Savings Bank
MadisOn.st 2S1.4as II Q OF Scammelst, 26-Sx0oi
Adam Landfrled and wife 10 Annie simpson
HamitOn-st lNO 1879, James r Smith and vile TO
Mary Lancer.
1tbaye ek So IT Of 75th-st, 40x5O; Peter HinHchs
and others % Frank WigNns.-.--- ........--.....
lst-aye n Q cor Of 7lstst 21.2I70 Henry Open
hejner and wife 70 Edward Reilly .........-.....
Cnfon-place mos los and 100, Clara Pengnet and
husband to Ellen Hogan .-.-.....---.--..-
CatheTine-st 40 66), Jacob DwarakoNsky 10 Angus.
blst-st 3 3 70 # OF 2d-ave. ls.6xlO05 Solomon
GOetE and wife 10 John IL II DunKsk...-.-- ....
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Trains leave EnglewOod coser pieTm9nt ana Mack
M and saturday nights only at 1850 p m sundays ""o
Nd ana 10y ,sine Valley and Monsey 7O0 945, 4t5p
M mo r. IBBOTr, General Pass'r Agent New'iork
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Gitn arai estate for Sale.


A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES No LBS broadway cor thirty 'nIsd
3OS Twenty tlhTdst, OF. Eightl-a We; 200
Tnl.ave cor FOrtyseveBthsL; at the IA RLkM OtfICI
No 2xSl Thirdave cor Onehundrc1 andtweDty
clarion Savings Bank Buildingl, up to mg al regular
oliee
WILLIAM-ST.- Valuable corner will be sold
w very lOw 20 a prompt purchaser. - . -.
KULAND & WHITING. Beekman-sL
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GOnulrp Real estate for Sole.


AN EXTENSIVE bulkhead water front con-
N venient 20 city for chemical works factories retnef1es
de blocks Tor dwellings for sale very low on easy
terms. H. =. YOUNG, Civil Engineer ~ exchange
AT CROTON LANDlNG-FOR SALE
n AFARM of 26acree suitable fol- gentleman county
residence The properly located on the west se o. he AZ
bany Road ne north Of the station AID cOlna1
extensive Hudson River The land ~ fny c9y
tired with apples pesrs and Other small fruits anu Al
cultivation buildings comprise good DAHL lcehOuse
ard other buildings the house contains II largo IOOnS
kDWAkD CLARKE. Tribune ONCE.
HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, SO acres,
60 miles the HUDSON River ltailTsd iOr SAFE OF Ca
Change Address H., Box 10 Tribune once.
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A TROY BOATS-CITIzENS' LINE
FOR THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after July direct connection VIII be made via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

PARLOR CARS leaving the steamer landing al FOX
POINT WHARF, PROVIDENCE, at $50 a. m, win run
through 10 FABYAN HOUSE and ALL WHITE NOUN.
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE.
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SCRANTON'S BATH HOTEL, BATH, Long

- Island opens l.. The 1nest watering place in
America hotel for families and transient guests
ue shado and adorned with walks and flower plants
balcony, IA feet Wide $50 feet long around the entire build
ing; excellent and billiard reached by Hamilton
Ferry 10 and rail 10 Bath addition 10 no e
i5O rooms Western Union Telegraph ONCE in hotel now
open. Circulars ready. Adpress = . .
Steamer BAY RIDGE leaves Bath, a. M. and p u.
and leaves Battery l. East River. TO- 230 $3.50
and $3.50 10. IN.
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GREAT SANITARIUN

address White sulphur Springs for circular Ad
dress PLAIN W. COLE IlOn, HeTkmer Co. n. y.
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Lave loot Of Lbertyst for Freehold at
745, ll:45 a m 4, 8, q Pm.
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gOuntrp prOptrIp 90 Est.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
~ SONS opposite " est Point Address FlsHhILL
sAVIHGs BANK. FishkD, n. y.
ITO LET-FurnisEed house in PLAlNFIELD,
- NswJersey. Address apply AZ 10 Grand-st, city.
RIO LET at Morristewn, N. IA furnished
a. 10 for the season. r. b. Belts NO
zls FOoton-St
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Anriion Sales OF Real Gstate.

TERE JOHNSON, JR., AuctiOneer,
CONEY ISLAND - 49,, 80, j.,
In the storm. the sale OF OCEAN bbObf
YARD Lois ~ postponed until O'Clock this afternoon
premises. Maps at SO LibeTiv-st.
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A1EM.YnRK nndLnNG RRANCH DIVISION

~ leave Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
&C. at D. 1ib, q. ll:ib a. m. 3to. l. D. . D. ~
Pullman Dragugroom Cars are attached 10 INC ''o anu
j. m. trains.
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WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Daily Tex
w cent sundays); soc DAY LINE advertisement; re-
main az WEST POINT hours; NENBURGH nearly 2
hours; due at New.IOTk on return at $500
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NTONTCLAIR, n. J.-Board in private
M family from the lst Of August; minutes walk from
station: shade, stabng; charges reasonable Address
BOARD" Box II. Montclair.
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Fourteen Through Trains each daily; three DepOs ia
Philadelphia two IN ScW-l orK.
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PR9P95ssA,.LSs rg for cA ID PTTIABLE


Colonel and Assistant ouarermaster- eneral
nap ON farua
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

PUiiupS- - --.-ss
-. 10 II Of 2d-ave. 1s.6xlO0.5 Solomon
stz and wife 10 John IL II DunKak......- 1900
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vTPAT, RAUPOIO 0F NEW-JFRSFY-

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and Naugauek Railroads Fare 81. steamer Bridgeport
leaves atharinesp daily Sundays excepted ut 1880
n m
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DAVILION HOTEL, WoOdsbuTg, l.. l., Is
miles nom NewYork overlooking nearly nll per
mapcnt quests. MALkER ~ GLADNIN
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
Pay of Methodist Bishops.
SOME INTERESTING FACTS AND r1auRl

SOME INTERESTING FACTS AND FIGURES
The last General Conference, in May
1876, ordered the publication of the sala.
ries of the bishops, book agents and edl.
tors, but did not direct who should make
such publication. The Book COMMITTEES
j. l.. Smith, Chairman, and L. G. Mat.
lack, Secretary-however, assumed the
duty, and on May 24th, 1877, immediate.
ly after their first meeting subsequent to
the General Conference, published in
the Christidn AdUocdte that the bishops
salaries were $1,000 per annum each, with
the further allowance of 81 800 year for
house rent in New York and 81 900 else
where. The same salary and allowance
Is made to each book agent and editor at
New York, Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
Louis, in all fifteen persons, exclusive of
the eleven bishops. Then there are fur
ther allowances of salaries, amounting to
So 200, to editors of Methodist papers in
Pittsburg, San Francisco, Oregon, Syra-
cuse and Atlanta. In dollars the expen-
diture is For bishops salaries and rent
allowances, S44, 800; for book agents,
missionary secretaries and editors, $685.
2O0-to say nothing of the possible con-
ungency of an unstatsd but small amount
Ii Kelly to be required to aid the expert
ment of running a Methodist paper in
New Orleans.
The Bishops of the NJ. E. Church each
receive salary of $4,000, and rent al
lowance of $1,000. Their names and loca-
tions are as follows:
Bishop Levi Scott, Odessa, Del.
Bishop NJ. Simpson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bishop Il. r. Ames, Baltimore, Md.
Bishop Thomas Bowman, St. Louis,
Mo.
Bishop w. L. Harris, New York, NY.
Bishop II. s, Foster, Boston, Mass.
Bishop ]. N. Wiley, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Bishop 5. M. Merrill, Chicago, Ill.
Bishop e. G. Andrews, Des Moines,
Iowa.
Bishop Gilbert Haven, Atlanta, Ga.
BBisnop >. 1. Peck, Syracuse, N. Y.
There are two book agents, three edi-
tors and two missionary secretaries in
New York who receive $4 800 each two
book agents and four editors in Cincin-
natl, who get 5000 each.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
letter from Samuel Townsend.
For the Gazette.

For the Gazette.
There is a good deal in having hard
cheek in business or politics. Some time
ago at the first meeting of the County
Committee, after we got through the
business, Mr.. John O'Byrne let us know
wilmington this year, was entitled to
nave Senator and Representative.
spoke up and said no; he said the fourth
rule gave it to them. told him the rules
were OF very little account and the matter
dropped, and on last Friday at our second
meeting, took up copy of the vote of
the delegates on the fourth rule, and
after first asking O'Byrne if it did not
take majority of the whole number to
elect President orpass party law where
delegates were acting, he said yes;
l then TOOK out an old copy that had
saved, ana for that noted fourth rule
tnat seeked to change the representation
OF the party, there was but 20 yotes,
ana 1t therefore neyer passed, and is not in
the least binding as the ten hundreds had
o delegates each, making so, and Will
mington 10, making in all go; and there
fore 1T took 81 UoteS to be nsajority. and
the SAID fourth rule only received 20 votes.
NOW as one voter, L shall hold to the old
three Senatorial districts, and especially,
TO the lower senatorial district, that was
composed Of the following hundreds.
hed Lion, st. Georges and Appouuini.
mink, and now Blackbird hundred in
cluded;and as there are threeSenators for
the county, and three senatorial districts
1 claim oneSenator for the lower district:
and as there is seven Representatives to
be apportioned to the three Senatorial
districts. 1 am willing as one voter, to
only claim two Representatives for the
lower district leaving two Senators and
five Representatives for the seven upper
hundreds, to be apportionsd as they
please. The rule nominating members Of
the Legislature and Levy Court by ballot
passed SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
TOWNSEND, March II, 1873.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
The Street Markets.

Owing no doubt TO the threatening
aspect of the weather, the attend ance,
especially of sellers in the curb stone
market this morning, swas very small,
and such was also The case with buyers.
Prices remained unchanged notwithstand
ing the above fact.
The fish market was we'll supplied, the
different species of the finny tribe offered
for sale being of an excellent quality.
Shad was scarce there being at opening
about 100 offered for sale, at prices rang
ing from 40 cents to 81 per piece. The
herring offered were of creek species and
commanded one price 40 cents per dozen.
Rock fish Of excellent sizes and quality
were In abundance and sold from 15 to
Is cents per pound. The other articlec
were quoted at the following prices:
Beef steak, 16a18c; sirlOin, 18a2Oc
roast, 14a20c; corned, 8a12c; Clipped,
25a3oc; pork, 10c; ham sliced, 16a18c
wholesale, 12c; shoulders, 10a12c; fitch,
11a12c ;.sausage, 10c scrapple, 7aSc; pud-
ding, 16c; hog's-head cheese. 12c; lard,
10c; mutton, fOal2c; chops, 16alsc veal,
lb.; chickens, 12a14c; geese, 11a12c
ducks, 12a13c; butter, fresh, 3Sa45c.,
roll, do, 30a33e. per pound; eggs,
15c; potatoes, 1Oa12c per half peck
sweet potatoes, 12a15c; apples, 25a35c /
onions, 18c walnuts, 12c shellbarks. Sc
per quart; cranberries 12c lima beans, |
12c; soup beans, Sc; honey, 25c per
pound cabbage, 6a10c per head; FUR |
nips, &c per half peck celery good, 10c
per stalk parsnips, base per bunch |
beets, 16c per half peck. ~ i