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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09

legislating for the whole city, and not for
any particular ward, section, party, interest,
or class,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09

DntY q pages by mail, SIC. a month, or $3.50
,cnf postpaid with sunday edition. Ss.7O
sVSrN - pages. Sf.2O per year. postpaid
NftkiY = pages 81 rer year postpaid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09

The Weekly Item. Of Philadelphia. pub
fishes the following table Of the sums paid To
different newspapers in that town for pubish-
ing official advertisements OF the city Govern
mont during tho year 1877:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09

There is a parallel in one detail between
the peace conditions of the war OF 1901 and
those OF the war of 1878. Bclfort stuhbornv
held out against the Germans when nearly all
the other hcsicgcd towns had surrendered; and
accordingly THEIRS. standing on the rule Of
Ut DOssideiis. was able. ut the peace ncgotia-
tons. TO secure Belfort for France. though sur
rounding regions went to Germany, and this
little stronghold was also coveted. So now wo
find Erzcroum that held out against Russia until
evacuated by the armisticc agreement saved
from the territorial ccssions cxncted in Armenia
whereas Kars. the Bayazid district, and Arda-
han pass into the hands OF the russian con-
uucror.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09
Therc Isn,t much douht that the kansas

There isn't much doubt that the Kansas
Pacific. or Lcavcnworth Pawnee and Western
Railroad Company. procured favorable legisla-
ton ut Washington by means which. If fully
exposed. would place It alongside the Credit
Mobllier in history. This is the concern which
let the Hon. RICHARD W. THOMPSON slide. after
promising him $1,000 out of its corruption
fund Evidence was recently laid before the
Judiciary Committee Of the House of Repre-
sontativcs which impressed the members Of
that committee with the necessity OF an imme-
diate and searching investigation. The strong
efforts that are now being made 10 prevent such
an investigation are in themselves strong ar
gument for proceeding. 1t is claimed that J Az
GOULD has something to do with stirring up
these old frauds. We are informed on good
authority that this is not the fact but even II
il We're, we see no reason why the proprietor
Of the tall tower should not be allowed TO tell
what he knows about the wholesale purchase
Of senators and Representatives. provided
he desires to unburden his conscience. The
Government Il Interested to the extent Of about
81 600 900. and. what is perhaps Of more i'm
portancc. tho reputation Of the guileless mar
iner at the head Of the Navy Department is at
stake
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09

Pruaently break up your cold by tho timely
use NJ pr JANne's 'torant an odd remedy tor Sor,
iynss and Threats, and certain curative or Noushs
Ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09

In to-day's Sun are the charges made by
WILLIAM j. BEST against JOHN MACK and
JosEpH L. ORvis. late directors Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank OF this city. They are sub
stantialy that Mcssrs MACK and OEvis. with a
view Of obtaining control of the institution
started rumors derogatory to its solvency. Mr..
BEST. who makes the charges is n subordinate
in the Bank Department. Of which Henry
l.. LAND Is Acting Superintendent. Mr. MACK
is actively engaged in an effort TO have Mr.
LAMB investigated. and he makes serious
charges against Messrs. LAMB and BEST. Mr.
MACK has heretofore stood above reproach. and
came with clean hands out Of the Federal Office
Of Collector Of Internal Revenue. H. declines
To make any reply ut present To the charges Of
BEST. hut intimntes that he will demand Il thor
ough examination Of the whole subject at
Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09

San Stcfano. the sleepy hamlet whore the
Russo Turkish peace negotiations have been
conducted, is 50 insignificant that few geog-
rnphers have thought 1t worthy Of n name on
their maps. Situated on "a picturesque hcadland
Jutting out into the sea Of Marmora. Just Ave
miles from the outer wall of Selmboul. and
within sight Of SeraGlio point. San Steiano oc-
cupics about the same relative position To Com
stantinope that Carmansvie or Fort Washing
ton does to New York. Here six or seven miles
within the Turkish lines. aud within easy
striking distance Of the capital. the Grand Duke
has concentrated 80 600 men. who. according to
latest adviccs, are TO remain until the British
fleet has retired beyond the Dardan Giles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09

Certain bankers who hold certificates Of
award fraudulcntly issued by the swndling
Venezuela Mixed Commission. petition Con-
grcss against new hearing OF the original
claims. They represent that they have bought
the paper in good faith. and would become in
nocent sufferers 10 a large extent If the awards
OF the TALMAGE Commission We're set aside.
This is thu old argument Of innocent sufferers
by the crimes OF others. Ii applies with equal
force 60 the honest holders u counters, il money
or forged securities and to those who have igno-
rantly acquired property that is stolen. When
rascas operate the innocent are often made to
suffer. This has been the case ever since the
world began. and it will be the case until the
race OF rascals becomes extinct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09

New revelations are daily made by a cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer who il
investigating the Ohio pcnitentary. Il know
OF one man." said an cx-ofilrial of the prison
" who WIS worked and punished to death in
Just eight days. Somehow the contractor didn't
like the man. He was a tall. green-looking fell
low. and couldn't do as much as others had
done and the contractor Jus, said that he was
going TO kill that fellow, and he did kill him in
Just cght days. One ingenious method Of tor
turc Is To make a man sit upon chunk Of ice
for fifteen minutes or more, until he writhns
and howls with agony. 1t is evidently u good
thing that sunlight il now streaming into the
prison cells all over the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09
Some Officers Quarters in Washington,

The quartcring Of our army officers in cities
is based on the theory OF military service in
the field. The theory has been stretched and
stretched by the stan to meet their view, of
permanent domestic comfort and their de-
termination TO have IT,
When the Government docs not furnish
quarters IL allows the officer eighteen dol
lars n month for rooms actually occu-
Pied The Colonel Of the Twcnty-fourth
Infantry lighting Comanchcs is entitled to
tent, and that is all. The Colonel say
of the Sixticth Infantry, infcsting Washing
ton in the pursuit of a brigadicrship, Is en-
titled to five rooms. say in the Arlington
Hotel, II he selects that elegant inn. He
may occupy only onc-his bedroom; but he
gets pay for five. He arrangcs between
an assistant Quartcrnaster and the bar
keeper Of the hotel or its head walter, any
body he can trust, lease OF five rooms
Through this fraudulent crookcdncss ninety
dollars month gets to the credit Of the
Colonel's account for board on the Arlng-
toms books. Very neat and smart in the
Colonel!
Our Colonel Is improved on, however, by
other officers, hcpmeetcd by "smart "
women who habitually cheat the Govern
mcnt that feeds and shelters them. These
faithful wives do it in this way: They
own the houses they live in. Through
their husbands they get the Government
to lease these houses for quarters for their
husbands. But they never do this in their
own names. The fraud Is always prudcntly
committed in the name of Il friendly agent
who turns up rs the officers landlord. Fifty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-21
State Temperance Convention

The several temperance organ lzallons, me tenn
perance workers. and all tne friends OF temp J.
ance in Maine, are invited to meet IN mas con
yentou ut Granhe II III, m Augusta, on Ntdac'
dav and Thursday, January Sd and gan coin
meucing at Ii O'Clock On Wednesday.
The temperance cause was never more q osper
Gus in the state than now, Tor which We should
he most d ofeundly grateful. stu there are m
40 tant subjects which viii demand our attention
Shall We ask for any change or amendments IN lht
nrohibilefy law z Shall We prote asaiu-t grant
Ing hcen Sc TO sell intoxicating liquors, 10 me druE
gists shalt we ask for any more stringent penHi
ties to be inflicted upon persons iound lntoAIcal
ed These and oLner Important questions VIII
doubtless demand the attention OF the convention
Let there be a general rally. The usual redut
ii N Of fare on the railroads may be expected
o. B. RANDALL Berwick,
JOSHUA NYE, Augusta.
L H. KING. caribou.
EDWARD HILLS, ThOmaston.
JOHN ;. kIMBALL Bangnr.
GEORGE h. BRACK Tr, Belfast.
FRANK kESR1CK, Fairfield.
WIN j. toRTnELL, Calais,
ELI JONES, SoHth Chl1a.
JORDAN RAND, Lisbon.
4. ~ STETsoS, Damariscotta.
HENRY TALLMAN, BAH.
OWES Il. CHADBUUkNE, Saco.
4. L. FARRINGTON, fryehurg.
j. :. WHkELwRIGHr, bdng0r.
state Temperance Committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-21

Nv Mr. BIRD of decentralization OF Alden
n brown and 40 others of Rockland for incorpor-
alton OF the 9Th Ward in said city of John w
hih and p Others for same; of Thomas b. Spear
ana IL Others for same; Of Geo. Smith aud Ia
others for same.
BY Mr.. NowLAND of -Remonstrance
OF James Cunningham and 43 others against an
neNallon of nlt of Crystal plantation to town OF
Sherman.
FISHERIES:
By Mr.. HEATING Of Wsrren-Petiton of the
selectmen OF Warren for change of the law to
regulate the ,hAd and alewive fishing in Warren.
Education
BY Mr.. PARLIN of Auson-Petition of W. W.
llamblst ct ais. stlectmen and school committee
of Emblem and Concord that WIN. W. Hamb /
with his estate be set of from school District No
3 IN Concord, and annexed to School District No.
1 in Emblem.
Indian Affairs.
By Dir. MURRAY of Pembroke-t'i edentials of
election Of Peter Salmorc, delegate from the Pas
samaqnoddy Tube OF Indians.
JudICiaIN
BY Nh. KNBALL of DISQUALIFICATION of
John HeSelon and II others of Albany for re-
moNdl Ct Saile town Of Oxford from Paris to Nor
way; OF c. II. Haskell and Is others of Norway
for same Naranes DeCostcr and u others of
Buckheld for same; of John y. Irish and 30 9TH
eis of RHmtnrd for same; Of Henry Upton aud
10 others OF Norway for same; of ". IL Porter
and II Others for same of David Stearns and 1876
others for same; of Henry NJ. Libby and l26 9th
ers of Porter for same.
By Mi True Of pari.-Rcmonstrauce Of Geo.
G. Rowe aud ll9 others Of irownted stephen
W. Libby aud 10 others Of Albany, Sidney Per-
ham and 516 others, Geo. ". Patcn and g. 9TH
eTs Of Greenwood, John Hack aud l0l others OF
Porter, VIM. c. Pearcr ami 100 others of Norway,
and Seth W. File and - others of Frvcburg all
against the petitions for removal OF shire town OF
oxford county.
by Mr.. HALL OF Oxford Remon frances of
m \ fun, a,,4 81 q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-21
OUR BOSTON, LETTER.

Boston, Jan. II, 1873
The new grand jury for the consideration Of
criminal business in Suffolk county, presented its
report last Saturday, before Judge Gardner in the
Superior Court There were sixty three bill,
found, among them an Indictment for murder in
the first degree against Cornelius Tobin who
caused the death OF Mary Meahegau of South
Boston gu the 23d Of December Ii will be re-
membered that the woman was burned TO death
the result Of the explosion Of lighted kerosene
lamp malieiously thrown at her by Tobin. Hem
ny Hickey, the crippled boy charged with man
slaughter in killing the little Cronin bow. by di.
charging pistol, was arrsignsd. His eve, were
red as if from excessive weeping, and when called
upon to plead, he stated in clear voice that he
was not guilty. TIE trial was assigned to Jan.
23d. Ann McCollum, who so brutallv treated
the child Emily Harmon, b, beating, kicking and
scsleing her, was arraigned. She has a hard
vicious counteBsnee, which leads one to supuose
she would be guilty Of any vile art. and sppear.
about forty-fye years Of age.
There is q great deal tf dpheiia prevailing in
the city, and the Board Of Health has decided that
it ga disease dangerous TO the public health
withis the meaning Of chapter 26 Of the genera
statutes. and has sent out the following notice tC
every one claiming to be hysician within he
limits Of the city;
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From the Albany journal.
Gentleman George For Senator.


In spite of all the talk and opposition,
Mr.. Pendleton won comparatively easy
victory for Senator In Ohio. The iroth and
fume. even the popular demagogue
strength, of Tom Ewing counted for little.
The declaration of ancient Bill Allen for
Gen. Morgan carried small weight. Mr..
Paine the only one among the candidates
who had a suspicion of hard money princi-
pie. compromised his honor and honesty
in the hope of winning the prize. and even
then secured only beggarly vote. And
all these struggling candidates could
make no combination against the strong
man of the struggle.
Mr. Pendleton, who will thus succeed
Stanley Matthews in the Senate year
from next March is q man of large pub
lie experience, fine personal culture and
the worst possible principles. His bear
ing and style have won him the name OF
Gentleman George" With this sort OF
gentilty on the one side, be has sue
ceeded on the other in so well repre-
senting the low tone Of Ohio democracy
that he has always been = fAv0Tite with
the party. Less frank and violent than
y2iszDd CHAM. he % as untrue a. heart
Less vehement aud demonsratiye thau
Ewing. be is as essentially = demA gogue-
He served eight years in the lower House
Of Congress and was on the wrong side Of
every vital public question. Al the begin
ming Of the war, when the soundest opin-
ion and the patriotic sentiment OF the
country felt that the temporary issue Of
greenbacks was Indispensable TO the pros
ecution of the struggle for the Union, Mr.
Pendleton strenuously resisted it A. ne
close Of the war, when the same
true sense of the country saw the import
ance of escaping from the evil which
had been unavoidable and returning
to the sound basis, then Mr.. Pendle-
ton was so ardent champion
of our rredeemable currency as to
gain the name of Young Greenbacks -
Aud so in every emergency he has been
false to the true interests and the patri-
otto feeling of the Republic
In 1864 Mr.. Psndleton was the demo-
cratic candidate for Vice President on the
ticket with Mcclellan. In 1868 he as.
pred to the Presidency itself and made
an earnest contest in The National Con
vention as the special representative of
the greenback element. The secret plan
of the democratic leaders who were I'M
friendly to him was to nominate Chief
Justice Chase. They had carefully laid
the wires and arranged just the ballot on
which the vote of New York was to be
swung for the Chief Justice, and carry
him through with hurrah. But the
Ohio managers did not want Chase, and
when they detected the scheme of their
antagonists, they adroitly proposed Hora-
ito Seymour and swept the Convention by
storm. Since then Mr.. Pendleton has
been active in the campaigns of Ohio,
but has cut no great national figure. The
disclosures in the Kentucky railroad case
two years ago stained his personal honor
As to public questions he represents all
that is dishonest and dangerous in finance.
and all that is vicious in public morals.
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Sperial Notlcrs
STARCHENE!
PERU NED >TARC ENAMEL,
FOR HOT OK COLD STARCH


The best Linen Polish ia the world is
sTARCHES...
IfyOu wlat yJer ID lei. 20 lpok ] Sc nv.v.ase
srAHCuEyE.
To sare Labor nee
SrARCHENE.
To prevent The ron from sticking use
sTaRCHENE.
For line Launlry lnish use
srARCHENE.
To prevent mitdev use
sTARCHENE.
Remember thst the only article that cal be used
IN hot OF cold starch is
lsTARCIfENE.
No article eyor showed up such list OF teslimoni-
ais as
sTARCHENE.
In once usi0g you will never he without
STtRCuESE,
S'Irchent Perumed arch Era mel +, one o: the
discoveries Tor Which ousChIlds must feel cspe-
clally CRATE ul Is the u-o o! this cl CANT pre- pa
ration every fam ~ can give their linen that bill
liant polish winch has heretofore been peculiar to
line laun Try work. The recommendations of his
great discovery are region aud eyeiy one should
ty.hYe cents. j. III. BosNortn II Co. are the
Agents for the Sta,cdcue PERI med starch Enam
el which Is soldeyery where Boston Du.y Globe,
july 10, 1871.
sold by an tpo'hccaries aud tirocers. Price 25c
per bottle We want a tcw smart energetic
men to manage the sale OF orr goods ia the Middle
ana western states.
g, Z. DONNE>, State Agent,
No. "a Federal street, Portland.
+ W.ktN>NAN, &CO,
Corner Water amt Bridge sts,, Augusta.
Agents for kennebec Co.
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Another NOyelty-"The Scribner Extra"
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Number OF ST. NICHOLAS for December, 1877,
containing one hundred pages-the finest number
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The-e numbers will contain all the chapters of
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of ARMY LIFE; all If Roxy" Edward Eggle-
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To all who are suffering from the errors and IN.
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cay, toss of manhood, &C., will send receipt
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Committ.e on STATE prlso

The Committee on state Prison will Heot al Room
No. g. Immediately aner tue adjournment oil 'he
House on Monday, Jdn.2l't.
wM. ". BRAGpoN, Chairuen.
q. X. ALLEN,
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.

Committee on Education.
The Committee on Education will meet on Tues
DAYS, At , O'Clock P. NJ, in the Senate Chamber
J. WYMAN PHILLIPS, .bair,nep
GEORGE +. WEEKS,
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND.

Among other novelties, there is a double from
tspiece; portrait Of Abraham Lincoln, from the
last photograph, drawn by Wyatt Eston, and en-
graved by Cole and opposite the portrait SON
net on Lincoln, by Richard Henry Stoddard.
printed IN quaint Oh English type, from matrices
three hundred years Old.
One OF the most noteworthy features of the MID
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"REMINISCENCES OF LINCOLN" by Noah Brooks.
win fac simile of one VI the Presidents stories
10 his own handwriting. These papers have
been specifically copyrighted, 50 that they can lie
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For the convenience of purchasers of the "Mid-
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chapters of Roxy" DIR. Eggleston's Novel, from
the November, 1871, December 1877, and Janua-
~, 1873, numbers OF SCRIBNRR, together with Mr.,
Frank X. Stockton's capital "RUDDER GRANGE
STORIES with the original illustrations also
continued IN the "Aidwinter SCRIBNER,C in
"sCRIBNER EXTRA" which is sold by all Book
sellers and New sdealers. Price - cents
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-25

HLhrAa, On thc first day Of pr, 1873,
Emma Canine and Robert h. Canine Ii hus-
Dand, maie, exocult,i, acknowledge, .lus DE-
llVu.ei 20 Mis-, Cassie Williams, now Ars.
Saesle Drlps, Il certain sale mortgage on ,ut
NJ three tJl, IN block No. wrnLy-di =. Ten in
UpdyEe Hyer'a auditor, TO me CITY Of Lnes-
1si. III tne county OF RandOlph ana Sla Lii
h0il. % secure tue payment vi tour Q, rtui pso
nls.Ory noits executed by sand robert 10 { NJ
Toe, dated Aprti 1870, Tor two hiinj tsd dUlis!s
rdcn, pG! able IN three, dix n.He AMI II, gu
IN tbs, iefUectvcty, ftvm he dates ia revf,
wsn ten pur csnt, interest lrOu' lhe uO,es the =.
OF; Tn On raId MOI gaze Ma vi, recorded
hpn, D, lS,G. the recorder : Office IN said RaA-
90 pa CounIJ IN book NJ. one ~ vi lease,
&c TN page ~ and /.
NF.hEAs, Said mortgage pIovi es among
ol",l ihlng- 10Y Tie sale, JyItnv baii nortguE -
oi Huid 10, and AL the right anu ,oIItJ vi r.
utmp,i0n therein OF the said granlOr5, in Ca q
ol default In tue payment Of the saIa nol,s ur
any AT thereof and
vi hAAs, lne time for the payment of tn.
snu notes.n each Oh tbeII has .yn5 ei. ce e4us-
CO. aud there nov rem ms uuV Ou the Isst thtee
Utthc above mentioned note, the cum OF tx hun
ulSd anti fourteen dollars and ~ e cents (CliO51
NDW III feiuro, Botie, T. hereby gwen hat
on Inuradiy, the IN day Of Jlnugry, 1873, at
ne dO0r vi the court house in sail ,Ity nj Cncster
ut the hour . Two O'Clock p.m,)t .alu U4y, The
deisgned will Oner sHis premises Tor cute to
thc hlshes. bidder IJr cash ia hand and on max
ing said sae, wilI nuke eyecne and deliver 10
tAs puTl hlserG good aud sufficient deed therefor,
CASSIE DRIP5,
Formerly Cassie Williams
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-25
PURELY VEGETABLE

containing those southern roots ana nefba whieu
an all giss providence has placed in countries
where Liver Dissa es prev il. IL VIII cure al
isseses caused by arrangement os the LIVER
and bowels.
Tine syTnl olns az Liver CoppIsint are bit
ter or bad taste Ia llie MOUTH Pain IN the Dfch
Sides or joints, Often mistaken for rheuIna-
tisin; sour stomach, loss ot appetite, DO ~elH
alternately cosuye and lax headache, loss Oh
mem rs, Wit painful sensation Of having
failed 10 do something which ought TO have
b en- d me- debility, low epiriis. thick yei-
low appearance OF the skin and eyes, ii dry
cough oiteh mistak II for co "Eumpti n.
Some imes many Of these ~ mptoms attehu
the disr lsa, at OtRe!s very few but the liver TIT
large.t organ in the BODY, 10 generally the S'a'
Of diseases and If not regulated In Tune great
suffering, wreIcbedness and DEATH WILL ell
sue.
can recommend ~ an ctiicaclolus remedy Tor
diseases OF the Liver. Heartbura and DYspensla,
simmons Liver Regclator. LEWIS WuNDk :,
1879 Master street, Assistant POs.masIsri PM
adelphla.
eve lave tested its virtues, personally and
nov that for ~ spepi BillOudnerS and
ThrobJi1g Headache II is the best medicine the
world ever saw, We have tried forty o her
+, medies before s.minOns' Liver kesnlatOr,
hot none Of them gave ~ more than temporary
relaf; bu. the h.gIlAt0r not only Ieliev u
h1' rurrl us "-ED TELEGKAtH ARD MrssfN-
gEu MlsEl, Ga.