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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-02-14
me- a LECTURE
To Young Men.


Sir Cents.
A LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND
RADICAL Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sperma
tOrrlGa, induced by Self-Abusc. Involuntary
Emissions, Impoten'y, Nervous ebi!ity, and
lmpetliments to marriage generally: Consump
ton, Epilepsy, and it's; Mental and Physical III
capacity, &c.-By ROBERT j. CU]4V EkWELL
NJ. D.. author of the Green Book" &c.
The WO' III renOw ned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
hat the awful consequences Of self Abuse may
be effectual1y removed without medicine, ard
without dangerous surgical operations, bougieS,
Instruments, rings, or cor!lials; pointing ont
mode Of cure at once simple, certain, and effect
nal, by means OF which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his conti'io' may b., may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and rcdicdHv.
a51This Lecture will prove a boon to thous
ands and thousands.
Sent nntler seal, in plain envelope to any adj
dress post paid, OH receipt Of six CENTS or two
postage stamps
Address the Publishers
The cu1X%s9rXX XII MS Sc IS. = Go
Post Office Box, I5SG.-G.Ealy
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chicago ana Northwestern Railway
EMBRACES under one management the Great
Trunk Hallway Lines of The WEST and NORTH
nectlons, forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicag" and all p ints in Illinois. Wis
col,>ln, Norl!trn Michigan, Minnr>ua Iowa,
ries Its >. ..
OMAHA AID CALIFORNIA LINE
Is the shortest and best roHie between Chicago
and al points il Northern Illinois, Y"w:e, Dako-
ia, Nebraska. Wyoming Colorado, Oregon, Chi
na, Japan aid Australia It's
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS LINE
IS the short line between Chicago and all points
IN N"r'Arrn wisconsin, Minnesota. and for Mad
i>ol, IT. Paul, minneapolis, Duluth, and alb
points III the Great Northwest. Its
Ia CROSSE. wlSONA AND ST. PETER LINE
Is the best r"Hte etwecn Chicago and la Crosse,
" l''nnH Enches'"r. Nvatoiina, N!ank;to. ST.
leter :tW In. and All points in Southern and
central MINNESOTA. Its
GE'EN EAY AID MARQUETTE
IS the oH!! line he wten Chr:,.u and yaHcsyi!1e
Watel1';Wn, Fond d.! Lac: Oshkosh. Ap,|rtun,
lloHght"n, Il;t:'cock and lie Lake SUPERIOR
Country. Its
FKEEPoRr AND III E1'Qi-E LINE
Is the only route between 'i,ira-o ana, Elein,
Kochf"d. Erttl'u:t and li'ui7,t> VII Ereeport
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE LINE
Is the old Lake Shore Route and is the only one
passing h:'tW"tn Chicago and Evanston, Lake
Forest HlEi:an| Park, Waukergan, Racine ke-
| no>ha and Milwaukee.
PULLMAN PALACE DRAWING ROOM CARS
| are run on all through trains of this road.
This IS II" ONLY LINE running these cars be.
tween thica2o and St PAM and Minneapolis,
Chicago and Milwaukee,, Chicago and Winona.
or Chicago and Green Bay.
Close colnnectioS are made at Chicagowith the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Michigan
| Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Tittsiurg. Fort
MaEn" and Chicago, kankakcc Line and Pan
!!alidie HnuteS for all points EAST and SOUTH
EAT, and With tie Chicago and Alton and illi-
nor; Central for all points SOUTH.
Close coli:l"ct!nNS are also made with the Tn
| ION laclilc Ealiroad at omaha for all far West
points. Wv
| 1IoS" connccticas are ,no7e ct Junction points
T1th trains OF all cross ro0Ns.
l1ckr!S over this route are sold by all Coupon
! Ticket Agents in he United States and Cana1as
heMenlocr You ask for Your Tickets via OF tho
Chicago 4 North Western Railway, and take
! n',ne other
); New York Office, No. Ats Broadway: Boston
Office, No. State Street ;tmaha Office 2i5 Farm
ham Street san F,anciSco Office, l2l Montyom
cry Street Chicago Offices 81 Cha, Street under
| sherman H. use: IS Canal, corner Nladis0n
street kh,zic Street Dept, corner W. Kinzie
| Wells ard kinZie Streets.
ror rates or Information not attainable FROM
{ ~ !, hH snn VWt,; agents. arply; t" -
Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Chicago Gen. Mang'r.
c.. n. ". TINE TABLE,
Time of departure OF Passenger Trains FROM
Leave for Chicago and the East 90 a. M,
| ne" tlHa % n. III.
Time of arrival:
| Frnm the East, 5a5p,,
1lohl the west, Goa III.
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PROSE WRITINGS.
IE3CTU7T VI,

+. Before considering the poetical works
of Milton, let us glance for moment
at his prose works. His first contro-
versial work was on Reformation in
the Church of England,'' in which lie
aimed to show that prelacy was mimi
cal to civil and religious liberty. This
Of course raised storm, and he soon
had his hands full fighting the estab-
lished church. He then maintained
the "voluntary principle so popular
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7 The latest news from the seat Of War
Is to the effect that the Russian forces
have entered Constantinople and the
British fleet has been ordered to the
Bosphorus. England is preparing for
war, and we see no reason to change the
view expressed two weeks ago that the
reported peace was merely an armistice.
We look for a terrible war, for Russia
will not come within reach of the prize
she has coveted for centuries, and then
withdraw without q severe struggle.
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TIIE SEED GRAIN TAX.

We understand that the legislature
has passed law extending the time for
payment of the Seed Grain Tax, in GER
tain cases. The terms of the law are
substantially rs follows:
"All persons residing III this State
who have complied with section 6 OF
chapter 156, general laws nf 1877, may
apply to the board of county commits
.siOners of their respective counties at
-any session thereof, by II sworn state
ment that he or she is not able to pay
said taxes rs levied in accordance will,
section ! of said act, i'll consequence of
pecuniary inability, and said board of
county commissioners may, upon due
consideration Of the facts as presented,
extend the time for the payment of
such taxes for Il period of one year, and
the county auditor shall thereupon no.
tify the county treasurer of the extern
sion as given by said board, and lie
shall refrain from collecting such taxes
for that year,
Mallory, under divine inspiration.
gave The Postman Il Sanctiiel ''scOrcll.
Ing" last Monday night. Judging from
the estimation which Mr.. Mallory
himself places on The Postman, the no.
~ spirit was in pretty small business.
Mr.. Mallory has also been instructed
from ON high to fight the devil on lis
own ground, which is 4 new departure
from the old way, but Of course it is al
right.-Slbley Postman.
There. sir. Good-by to the Postman
man. The ''scorcling" which Elder
Mallory gave him is cool drink, Sum.
mer breezes and linen clothes to the
"scorching" which awaits him hereaf.
ter if he dares to ''wrassel" against the
Eh|or who, we understand, claims to be
''sanctiled."
TUE MURDER EXAMINATION.
The examination of the three Green.
man 3 1T Heron Lake, last week, for the
murder Of Smith, ''tlragged its slow
length along" to nearly the end of the
week, and on Friday night the court
discharged the prisoners, there not he.
Ing sufficient evidence to hold them fol
. appearance 1T the District Court
Il Window Reporter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-14

nUutsr Dtbtsr, aber ldledter @ol. !.
eat." lautete ,u Grieorids bes OroBen
3eiten bas etnem Qtsutenant pom Qllien.
born pon leinen gorseiebtsn ausssRsnte
Yrdbifat. Nebnlih tann man BON Dom
weoro, bsm sessnmdrtisen 8aiier BON
8raFlisn, la9en: GROCER Gelsbrter,
frsiFnnissr Monarh, absr fhledttr
Staatsfaan3ier." Sn eintr an ben Rai.
fer serthtstea Dsntl6rift rsatfertiste bas
bralllianilas Miniasrium bic anssorbnete
nsue Mussabe BON 60 Millionsn Mtlreis
papiersslb. Disie 8sdtf.rtisune absr
enttalt fit ben 3ufanb Der Qanbesfinan
ssn msnis 5r0Rli&es. Ser sufslss bstrus
bas @elammtbsfsit bes laufeuben Gtnan3.
iatres NIT @infGlub Der f&wsbenben. bur1
n!dts aeoedtsn Sdulp iiter 60 Willipnen
Mlilreis pb.r mebr ais 80 Millicnsn
Do0ars. CUR Deduns bs6slben isi eben
bic Nussabe pom papierssle nStbis gene.
fen, ba websr cine bsimifhe. nod eins
auswdrtise Mnlsite NIT grfols bGtts auf.
sslsst tpsrben t0nner.
Der Nnseio Dtailsn ,,Iimss" aufclee
aae bic 3nifanbt i'm. eanoe niht wsnser
ais srfrsulih. Sn osn rsthfsn prosin
asu bsrr(bt Notb. unO In psr Don geara
allsin loqen 100000 perlQnsn aui bic
tlnttraabuns Der Wssissuns ansswislen
Ie;n, bic Dem Staate nidt msnissr ais II
Millionsn Ntlrss wShentliAs &Oaen
perurlaGt.
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= ueber bic Oamilie bes Ittentdters
9iobilinS Seben Der Seem 9orter Bolts.
aeitung bon einem pertruuenspertben
Wanne in New. .Oorf, iuel&er iene SAINT
lie in ibrer 5ein.atb senuu aetannt baben
wiq, bic folseuben @in5elbeiten 3u: Der
Batter bes Or. 9cbilins mar prr etwa 20
Sabren Dcmdaen. Yddter Der Rsl. Sitter
aoanc unb adbne bel Birnboun in Yoien.
Ycr unsefdbr Is Sabren sat er bieielten
qui Anp lanfte eas @ut 6rapelpw in,
Buffer Rreiie. Nudcem er bafieIbe etwa
trsi Sabre i'm Bele bate. fubr er zines
TaseS i'm SpStberbit aus, ipie bas feline
@emobnbeit mar, Die Siinte I'M Mrm.
Nud bultfiiubiser 8abrt bSrte Der auts
i&er plSRliA binter RA einen SdH6,
Gid umldauene, er5lists sr cen alten
Wp6iiins. Der iid bic sanSe BlintenlaounS
in bic Druit 8ejaSt bate. Doh bate Ct
nod 8raft, eem Su3urufen, bab er eisent.
LID NUT mad elmer 9rdbe babe idie6en
wclen. Gr farb ueniae Wfinutcu Saraui.
Da aNs psr 9ansen Situatian berocrSins.
pab pie gn9abe bes Verltortenen nit Ue.
3u9 ouf bic uriahe ieines TcteS Der Be.
srincuus enttebtte, unb ba anberrem in
ben eeorbneten 8srbaltnilen pes Waunes
ieine Hriade gum Selt1mcree porlas. 70
wurbe anseppmu,eu. eab Der alte NSbi.
ling in einem anfaae pen Wabninn 0anb
an lid, selest. Wah isinem Tcbe per.
faufte bic Wittne baS Gut uno wurbsu
ben 8inoerm, bier anateu unr swei Wdo.
den, ibre Intbeile lider seltelt.
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. uetsr bic gs1ebuns Don Mbataleb

- lletsr bic gsiebans BON Nbataleb
sinsr untsrbalb Yriowa ssle8snsn, bs,
isfisten Donau Snlsl burG bic OsRsr
reiaer fhrsibt man: Die 8slsbuns III
nit ginwillisuns Der pforte ant 25. Wai
ae1aeten, natpem Bic tiirtilHs B.labuns
nit Sasrret&ilaer 6ilfe nad Bosnien
selhaift morbsn mar. Die Yforte bate
@rune gu permutten. @erbien werbe et.
nen 9anpfreiA auf @oafaleb unternsb
men unb mar aus pieiem @runbe telorst
um bas 2eben unb bte @tderbsit Der Dor.
tissn 1epSlsernns. Dieie geiOrsni1e
tseilte Der GferrsiGilhe Doiidaiter 3idp
unb auf bic Nnrssung bss lebsren sriudts
bic Yforte OeRsrrtit, Woafaltb porldufs
pte ausbrldlid ausssmaht, btlsBsn ,u
lalIen, um Qebsn unb Gissnttum Der 8e.
wobner ~ lGabsn. Bs3asltt bes Gisen>
ttumre&tss an Der 5nlsl ioa Die BsltBuns
in fsinsr Dsiie sine gortepsutuns tabsn.
Der Gonsrsb foa bic 6rass wessn Der
3uasb5ristsit Noatalsbs entfhsipen fann
bic 5artei Biobtn ntat 5uriiderbalten, 70
wirb fe bte Abtretans Meatalets an
0eRsrreid teflrwo worten ausbradlid mur.
be aud feRoeiebt, bab bic Beiebuns Der
Snlel niGt bic 3ufimmuns ber pforte
,u elmer etrpaisen gtnmii&uns Oeferret&s
In bic MnseIesenteiten Der 5irfet bepsute.
aud niht ;u einem Gtnli3 beoranoeten
Ginmarf& In Bosnien.
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der, ba fe eripartetsu, tab es unmSsIih
mare, sleia Naafolssr fir lls au inosn.
Sbre 8efgnatiunen murcen jeouh rpiter
grwarttn aneenommen uno Der neue
sf.Sussnieur. 5srr 8rsy, crsauifIrte tn
Der Naat Int Muftrase lsiner gurseiebtsn
Fin Corps BON feds MalaiaiRsn. Grab
UNI 8 ubr fubren Die beibsn Commit flare
nit Dem YerIunal mad sen Wa1erwerfen.
Nls bisi. nit ben NaidiniRen eiktraten,
trafen ie 5srrn 5art, ben abselebten sra.
fdinsnmeifer. 5err 5art ia9te es fsi
nidt senug @a1.r ba, um bic Maldine
10. 9 In Sang 3u talten unb fraste, Of
er ie gum @tiufano brinsen fclle. Gin
Daitr. Gommiifdr ant.purtete bic Malat.
ne fullte gum Stebsn sebradt usrbsn,
wsnn BET DaGsrRanb sm ntsorio iei. 5r,
5ar: bradte fdnsq bic sewaliiss MaIai
ne. bic eompli3irteife uao sefitrlidae i'm
san;en WaAerwerts, gum Stialtanp unp
iturjte, obne ben Dampf absupretsa, init
ietnen 9euten ins 5rete. Sn einem Wp-
ment mar -bas ean3e @ebauoe NIT 3ilden.
benz Dampf sefiillt uno bas ssbsn per Nn.
welenesn in bSdasr @sfabr. 8enn Der
sroBe ReGel plabte, mar 20 uH bic san,s
Wa1erSerlorsrnssanfa ssidebsn. Die
brsi folbaren Naldinen, welde bic Stabt
nit @aKtr perlorsen, mubtsn unter ibrfn
Sriimmsrn Nles bestaben. Gin Brupsr
oes Sbermai&inifen 5rsY tpsnbste Die
@sfabr in Der leBten Sefunbe al - er
brad lih Babn burh ben Dnnpf, tappts
an Der Maidire bsrum uno errsihts elad
lit oas Vsntil - zine 9anbbewegung unp
bic facdterlihe 2ataaropte untsrblisb.
Die iofcrt unsettQte lateriuduns ersa6,
cae bic Nnsaben bes 5art in gs,us auf
ben Dadsrifanb unwabr waren pa er ba'
rauf seerunSsn bate, bab ietn 9iadfOlser
Die @al&ine ielbf In Gang brinsen lOlte,
permuttetea bic Gommi6dre. bab .r es
lpeeiea auf te6sn untsrsans atsele6en
bate. Die neuen Maihtnifea battsn
iid nod niAt Orientirt, Der Dampf blsnoe,
te ibre Iusen, 1e fanntsn weber gss nod
Steg unb fonntsn bic rettsnoe Sbat nidt
ppllbrin9sn. 9srr JrtY fanb slidlider.
weiie auf sinem Gang. Der CUR Mal&tne
fabrte.
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xe1as,

- Der &reeit Der Stabt Galps ton
ii rfH5pft. Der Mayor bate in Der
Stobt fslbf 8srlude esmaat. segem Bee.
pfanbuns Der ipdter 3u eullstttrenbsn @e~
ssnusn cine Mnleite su MAIDEN, um bte
prinssnbRsn laufenben Mussatsn bslfret.
ten 3u tSnnsn. 9fitmane wu0te iepo4
@elb tsraebsn. Damn wantte Fh Der
Naypr an Stem .ycrfer Rapital,llen unb
aud bort bat Ct f@ iiberall einsn Rorb
gsbolt. Die Staotrdtbe tabsn nun tas
Yrublem gu lSien. ME bic 8erwaltunss'
mol a1dine i'm Gang gu erbalten 1T.
= Sn philadelphia wurbe cine Yariis
BON 5000 Yfunp beeer Seras.NOut au
40 Gents bas pfunb Sertauft.
- Bon untefannten Yerfpnem III elm
ssmi0sr MeTunalb in McWuuen goun.
tp ssbdnst worbsn. Mit itm suslet9
ruroe stn @srifansr aufoetnlpft.
psim lsbten Polfs, unb Iurnfe1
in HruR Ron pugce elm Netneeminn Don
$500 sr5ielt. Ginbunbsrt Dollars ta,
ron wurten benz 1aylanb @fi:entaus
iterwielen anb $1,000 als 5onb fir elm.
su sranbenbe bsutld sus!il&e Sdule
luridBelest.
= bsrr Grso &letu In 0srr goutp bat
auf IA Adfr Qanb 1854 Bulbel 9afer
8esrntet.
= N6rsli&e Rapitaliasn bsabFatissn
bic Stabltrung etusr Yapisriabrif In
Muffin.
= Die Staatstonpention ber Geuer.
wstrlsute bat fd pertast. Die ndnf
iGtrise Sibuns fnbet In 5Ouiton aatt.
= Der gerein vgorwarts" In Denton
i.isrte perpereaneentn Mpntas fem srRss
@tiftunssftfl unb wdblte In Der sorter.
eebsnben Sibuns bic fcleeneen Beamten
E. estrsGt, Yrdfosrt; U. Jrutm. 8iee,
praFbsnt gp. s. RapsIsf. @slrstdr !;
dug. uelia. S&abmsiRsr. @ir sratu.
lirsn bem Usrsia ~ hie(er ausse3sihneten
Dabl unb muni&en itm, oob IT nod
sisle @tiftuuasisRe ftisrn mSse.-Bsi
Der @tabtwatl war has 8urssrtidst fss.
reid. bas Ueeent'est mar BON ben Dc.
mOfraten aufssnsat wprbtn.
- Tbrrdmcrtrn GcuntD 1o(l binnsn
9ur;em crsanilrt uno gDiliamsbursb
gum @cuntplis Semadt wereen.
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Qanbulin nitte nur iliu. Nllo bate
Yttsr Dem Otsrfnsdt nod niat sttiinost
unb er .pirb 20 wcbl untsrla6en.
Qanbolin iprah nit Gem AT Tibelis
@teue ansenommen neuen Rnetts uno
lragte ibm leutislie, uobsr sr isi unb mo-
sr frlssr In Disnf stFaneen. Der 8ne&t
antwortete strertietis. unb Qanbuliu mar
berubister. Yeter bat alfo nod nidts ba.
BON Ssrlautbart, bab er islbsr Meiiisr fell;
aanbolin mar fat bauftar fur bas ibm
bod naturesmdb @stibrenbe.
Qasoolin sins burh bic @tdle, TT fanb
Maes wpb!Ssoisbsn. Gine Masp, bic stsn
BEN &ubsn frifhsn &lse in bic Nauft ltsd'
te, fang ba3u unb unterbrad ibrsn @eians
niht, pa fe BEN MsiRsr semabrts. Dieter
fab Nt narr an uno fraste enplih Wa,
rum Brieelt Du nidt?
Sd tab' mid gum @erladbauer perbinst
uub Der &ubbub unb bic anoeren ,pei Mas.
be eebsn aud.
Darum :
Der Deter bat uns sstiineist mir wdrsu
atsr aud 70 sssuuseu
eanoOlia sias pieber nad bem 6oie unb,
pabrsno er ben 3uae BON Der &ette l0t
unit i'm ifreidslts, luste ct:
9liht wabr bu ssrla0ef mid nidt 2
uno bem 5unoe bic 2ef3sn auseinanber ,ie,
tsns, futr er fort; Da bats gut. ater
mir Saten lie sIe 3atne auseebrchsn, Id
fann ni@t mebr hibsu; fe fiirdten mid
ni6t mebr. Romm, balt ltia, i'd thu
Dir bas @tahelbalstano um i'd mub
mir aud 10 was anl&aftn.
(Gprtebuns fulst.)
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8rteftaubsnauGt. y

Brisitauhsnaudt. WelNsn fabsl.
baftsn aufamnns bic 3u&t Der 8risitau.
Ben ia Bslsisn semomn,ea bat (wO 4. isbt
nit bsrlelttn Qetpenitaft ME emf oie 1ul,
psn,aAt In 5oaane bttrisben wtro). seSt
am bsasn aus folSsaeer glittteiluns Der.
Dor Nm Samstas, ben IL. Wat purben
aus bn YrOpin, aattid &c. s50Drtef bs,m.
&eifetaaben mad paris befarbsrt. Nah
BEN 8, Gasrrtsr Simsen am Ia. tn siuem
aus 90 Dassn bsRebenosn Grtra,us unb
aub.rosm In feds ~ stnsm sewSbnli&en
Bug ssbSrissn DaSsn ntht ,peniSer ais
1886 0Srbe NIT 123. .44O 1auben ab, um
in Yarts, @rsil, Mrras, Amiens uno Ea.
lsneisnass m aufssla0sn ~ perbsn.
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gtp 4srlu&, pts Hoptivnsr Wansr,
ptris iu lprsuSan. Gus Broollpn pirp
btrthtst' Die @biebuns bss 9srrn Cart.
bis6eri9tn Snesnieurs Der 8lratWuUo
WaGerwsrte, bate bsFtn Wsbilisn bswo.
gen, iGmmtlih ibre RsfSnatton ein,urst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-29
REDUCING STREET CAR EXPENSES.
THE WAGES OF EMPLOYEES on THREE MAIN LINES
CUT DOWN YESTERDAY.

THE WAGES OF EMPLOYEES on THREE MAIN LINES
CUT DOWN YESTERDAY.
A general reduction in the wages of con-
ductOrs and drivers the Third, Sixth and Fourth
Avenue Street Car lines into effect yesterday
morning 1t was not entirely unexpected by
the employees OF the last named line but
the notices in the depots announcing the
proposed reductions the first ntmaton OF the
10 the Others and caused general surprise and much
gFumbling. The reduction each OF the lines IL 25
cents day, which in the case Of regulars" on the
Third Avenue Road, really amounts to 43 cents they
having heretofore been allowed 10 for an extra
trip to Harlem, called /" run-Of."
The full days pay each Of tie roads is now 81 75
II Third Avenue conductor driver works less than
full day be receives 40 for round trip 10 Har-
lem 20 cents for the round trip from the City Hall to
SXty-hfth-st from the depot al SiXtyhhst to Fifth
st. thence 10 Harem and back to the depot 80 ceuts
and 10 and cents for Harlem and YOrkyle "run Ons'
respectively. On the Fourth Avenue Road, six trips
on the Madison Avenue and eight trips on
the Depot aud Ferry lines constitute q days
work. The conductors each OF the three lines men
toned say that 10 takes at least eleven hours
twenty-fOur TO accomplish full days work Many OF
the extra men, however. cannot work that length Of
time even II they wish too
Many comments were made by the men yesterday on
this action. They declared that the old rates were
barely sufficient for the support OF their families The
result would be much suffering among the employees
who, however, would be forced 70 submit, a small
army OF applicants waiting step iutO their places
IL is said that the officers OF the Second Avenue road
purpose making shortly similar reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-29
4 PAPER MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION.
DECREASE IN PRODUCTION INTENDED.

DECREASE IN PRODUCTION INTENDED.
SARATOGA, Aug. 28.-The paper makers
met in convention at the Grand Union Hotel to-day in
response to circular issued August by the committee
Of manufacturers Springfield and vicinity, 10 consid
er matters affecting the general good Of the
trade. especially the matter Of demand and
supply, and the best means OF insuring stabll-
ity to rhe business, which is now seriously de-
morallzed About seventy firms and companies were
represented whose aggregate manufacture is 500 tons
OF the various kinds OF paper daily. MI William A.
Russell OF the Adams Paper Company, was chosen as
president, and Messrs A. f. Harding OF Ohio; William
Whitney, OF Massachusetts,; - Farchild. Of Boston L.
c. Woodruff OF Buffalo, and Martin Nixon, Of MaDyunk
Penn, as yice-presidents. Messrs. C. o. Chaplin, OF
Springfield. Mass, and ID. W. McClung, Of Ohio, were
appointed secretaries. ,,,, .,
lowing named gentlemen appointed to report bus-
ness for tonSrrOw John Hall. NewHOrk; L. G. Wood
ruff Buffalo; W. A. Russell, William Waiting, A. r.
Harding Mr. DuntOn C. l. Croker, Mr.. Parsons, Well
iDuOn Smith, General Averlll. MnDesotaj Dr. Man
ming Martin Nixon, Mr.. OglesDy, George E. Marshall.
ID. p. Crocker, Mr.. Falrchlld; Mr. Rubel, ksntseEyi
Mr. Grcenleaf, Mr.. Whiting, Wisconsin, Mr. sbetneld'
New-York. 1t is expected that the committee VIII re-
port plan decrease production 20 or % per cent in
order to prevent further break In prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-29
LATEST yELLOW FEVER REPORTS
A NEw PLAN or TREATMENT AT NEw-oRLEANs-
NrRsEs EnK rANTnN

A NEw PLAN or TREATMENT AT NEW-ORLEANs-
NURSES FOR CANTON.
NEw-0RLEANs, Aug. 2S.-In response to APP
plcatious by telegraph to-day the Howard Association
sent four more nurses Canton Miss and to Por
chataua, La The association to-day received the fol-
lowing telegram from Grenada, Miss:
Nurses and everything else arrived Machinery IN
good working order. Six deaths since yesterday
Weather bad Keep us supplied with fresh meat can't
do without H. VIII have to rely upon YOU Tor eham
payne. NAhkEN STONE NJ ~
Among the deaths are: Fred L. Moody, age twenty
Eve native OF Massachusetts,; Marie A. Winnie, known
as Sister Mary Theresa, Of the Convent Of Mercy; HUI
bert Troyilly age tmrty-six. native of France and
Joseph CribbIns native OF Maine, age thlrty-one.
At the Charity Hospital yesterday DR.. Samuel Chopin
began a course OF treatment which, II entirely success
full, viii reyOutonize the treatment Of yellow fever
cases. The patient operated upon had been
without medical attention twenty-iOur hours, and
had only taken sedlitz powder. He was so low
that the attendants expected him TO die every minute
the his pulse beating at the rate OF 100
minute, and his temperature was 1882 The pa:
tient stripped naked and placed upon one OF
Dr. Rbbes fever cots, and was sprinkled with water
until mis- temperature was reduced as low as $50 (;
minute Tonight the patients temperature Is reported
this morning and his recovery 10 confidently
expected.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S.-HOmer Haskell and
Blanche Ofner. who here from Memphis last satur
day 20 escape the plague, died in this city
to-day OF yellow fever. Mrs OGner and the child OF
man named Dessaucr also from Memphis, are under
for fever in the hospital Three or Tour cases
pre- vIOusly taken TO the hospital are recovering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-29
MAKING PEACE WITH INDIANS.

SUCCESS or THE UMATlLLA CoUNCIL-CRIMINAL IN
DAMS DELIVERED UP TO GENERAL HOWARD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-A Umatilla dis
match says the Indian Council met to-day. The
United States was represented by Generals Howard.
Wheaton and sawtele, Majors Throckmorton and
Miner; Captain sladen aud Lieutenant Wood, and
the officers the station at the agency The state OF
Oregon was represented by Governor Chadwick and
Others Washington Territory was represented
by Major McAwlRe and DIR. j. II. Boyd
The Indians were represented by Chiefs Howllsh,
Wampo Winnipsuoat and Homely Of Columbies.
General Howard stated that the object OF the council
was to devise TO preserve peace until the meeting
Of Congress The chiefs then spoke all in turn except
Stock processing friendship and desire for peace.
Governor Chadwick said General Towards will
be sanctioned all over the State.
General Howard then, in pleasant but firm manner,
demanded of the chiefs all Indians who have been
gagged In murders and depredatiOns He said he wOuld
hold them or Indians to be produced by them. az
hostages until all the efforts eXhaused in
ferretlng out the guilty. The order OF GEN
eral Howard was at once Obeyed by the Chiefs.
General Howard win go 10 see Noses and will
settle the difficulties In Washington The result causes
general satisfaction.