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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14
STING FERRY EMPLOYEES.
Four Persons Held for the Grand Jury on
suits by Union Ferry Passengers.

The cases Of assault and battery in which
ton employees OF the Union Ferry Company
were Defendants Were tried before Justice
Walsh. in Brooklyn -terday afternoon. The
charges all arose out Of the determination
of the company TO rigidly enforce n regulation
that none of the new coupon tickets should be
received by tho collector unless detached in his
presence. Charles p Chapln. salesman of
this citY testified that he attempted 10 cross the
Will street ferry on Jan. -. and that ~ he
PASSED the ferrymastrr ho put down detached
coupon. on which he was allowed 10 pass into the
ferry house. The ierrymastrr ordered Willinm
popley to pit him out, and he Was forcibly
circi ii. DuDey WAS held 10 await the action of
the Grand Jury.
job Mnrkey, a ncwsboy Of "a High street.
compla med that as he detached ticket from
Il slip obtained from another boy. in front Of the
ferrymHster HorHtio Rothwcll not only put him
out tut Kicked him. Rothwell WA, held for the
Grand Jury.
james Martin n newsboy. oi 236 York street.
loaned 4 companion coupon slip To detach
coupon in front ot tho fcrrymHscr and then
the slip O1lcer Thomas farrcll pushed him
aside picked up the tickets and kept them. The
oincer was hrd for TIE Grand Jury
Georg" Hurley attempted 10 speculate on the
coupon tickets. 10y selling n coupon Tor two
cents and following his customer 10 the gate TO
recover back the rest OF the slip As he was
about to receive back his slip Omcor Glider
sleeve pushed him away, took tue tickets and
Kept them. There WIS no defence, and Glider
Sleeve was held for the Grand Jury Seven
other causes were dismissed.
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were psnicfy but closed .,cacr a II ipon,.deene;
io"7c Tor MAY. li,sc for June, ii3c Tor July II 2lc.
Tr N" sSlc, Of futures. oU bales Receipts at pos
rro,isi6Ss"pcrR was steady with sales Of soobb..
extra prime NJ 81 90 said to c Tor export aud small t
S S 1T new @q.' al i 80 and rGr s for Msrt
April and May beet quiet Bacon IN good demand nj
Good demand hi BELLE. dearcr;, sales 800 ~. h.. g
""''c i"r ngni ana . .p w., cas c '
IT y ~ a. - Tor prime c,t, aud 81 11nsf 60 Tor rrc
. a,n N.Y. a, s7C tor MarcT - q sr April and 81 -
sae way Eao,a"i '" arrS, f ,si State tnb. eai
IrRin. aie.FT Western do 80 BIC. Cheese nrin bet
i l"S, '' ~" 'o'f sas ' - ,sSc Tor Tc.n
arr an" %GdSre'ssy "a sc'y y1 '' s"
Milwaukee sl9' 81 surfing 81 a2esi 33' NJ Whit
u il@si - For future delivery. 40" bush No ;
at a 'I sarirT IN S "o rsaaes al
500" hu'h. n,iqling prime M9r"Ycd st,s ~ a..
or sraci miNod. aud ;Heiic ior White Including n"
aora AT tarr nnd "ccrstc, active cc-
etnihu.h in"ludlns No at '-sWs. ~ 4 ~ 80 :
s1n my iS'G; M rl.r mew mNS rim a,aS
81 N.i rt b fac fuf rchruarN and 90 ~. Tor March,.
nud y" sat - ,a,~i.c Tor February ., .,.
cnrg,... $50 s, guId. sales mere NJ $50 bags part
aro ic. ac',". Ia" "'i mn java sssc Naracalo
'~i soi Ri,c guict at cmrr n, ,or w.,
I, common fancy .gd Al 2,rsc Raw Raw, sugar; sag" =
rif' luw'r ccntiiiugal. f"Sic' ihir 10 g'h icHha
cuba - 49, &C., sales sIhhds IN this basis; also az
hhd. aud 90 boxes at Ta"T A. Tor cuba SIC Tor cen.
tru.al 49, nuln.sc~ grades = s"Nf tor New 'f.
lraN- refined N iar demand; standard A. sesisc :
lntd- g. sa Ia 4.
St>rnf.- Naval stores were rather quiet. but quot
steady at ~ ,;ric tor spirts tnrpcntinc and Slo''
~ rmuuioti rood strained rO~in Petroleum
quiet ~ g. tor crude III bun. nnd l2c for refined
bhls 1aliuw quiet ~ Z &c. Tor primo. WhiskeN quota
at sl' sstr Or, an tr,ehts quiet. rates rather ea.N
Wheat H. lNrrpru IL, .trau nd. cotton. Id; pfyNis'
ions ipe H.. grain e. London, lN sail. . al 81 Honrt
..r2. ST. hops. V -tram. ri. gram To GLASGOW ~
sail t~ ~. az. Nuur - hd cram 10 Liverpool a.
| 800 - ur: b. "a petroleum To- Dublin T. Cd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14
INTERESTING TO MONEY LENDERS.
Justice gilbert Gives nm Important Opinion
In "a Foreclosure suit.

A case interesting TO money lenders has
been decided in the General Term of the SUI
preme Court. in Kings county. Justice Gilbert
writing an important opinion. The action was
instituted by the Knickcrbockcr Life Insurance
Company to furcclOsc four mortgages. executed
by George W. Nelson, to- the plaintih. on block
of land bounded by Seventh and Elghth ave-
MUGS and Sixteenth and JraNtun streets. BROOK
lyn. Nelson Obtained s1OOuO from the insurance
cnmpamy-a Ionn uf sjO,UuO in cash and .2O.VOo
in real estate in Saugcrtcs. " l.-and ON thls
property he gave the company back II mortgage
fur t1UO 900 tho bond of which wa- signed bv his
father. liuru Nelson. This slnOup Nelson aver,
rod was u hrnu~ Tor til" loan. and hr d"l"ndr l
the suit Tor foreclosure IN the Eitnd ~ ii~ufN:
Justice Burnnrd decided that thr bonds ami
mortgages having h"ru executed in Iuf-iiHil"
81 n corrupt and uSuriun- H,,r'n'nrut. Ill" hun's-
men were rrlru~td. The defendant hnd con-
vcycd III" Brooklyn land AWAY, subject 10 the
back, mud this act the Justice decided
rendered II impossible for Nelson 4" avail HIM
self of tho uSurN defence, 50 Tar ~ the mort
Cages affected the land. The testimony show ii
that the BROOKLYN land was not ul vnluc enough
10 wurrnnt a lpan 81 sTO.Wn hui that the conn
pnny expected 10 got deficiency Judgment
which would he good as agninst liurH Nelson.
\ fictitious valuation WAS pui OH the piulr'ttv
in SHugorics. \. v. the murigngc oi tl"ou~
really rcprc.rnting its iull value.
An aplmal WIS takcntu tho 'i.u"rnl Term from
80 much ot the decision IT, hcld that the mort
,sngc was valid lien uu the property. The dc
rsiun of the General Tcrm which was render
rd Yesterday gives To \rl~OnH Judgment uNOtu-
ing the bonds aud mort gagc- altogether. Nelson
having had his bonds declared Nud. I. rnltl"i
tp all tho consequences Ot "A successful urlrh'
ot usurv. namely. the avoidance" 81 the u-ullous
contract. and all securities gwen ~ pursuance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14

NEW YOEK Wednesday. Feb. 13.-Rece,ats II
bt.Nr. were IWi loads. 2ish' head. nrn,tW ~
griu, To- premium Bu,crs hrid D. ck i"r
concessions. and the market ruled slow ami closed w'u@
ut drclu, ut about iic r NJ on grades below >tHctlS
BRINE thuer and extra cattle not plenty. anu VIVA
.,ac ,l can r ,Nuou alive the FEW REALLY hm heiNv
steer. unrrcd were taken ut tnll prices common "a
strictly lim steers aud oxen RANGED from - &C. e u ~
,itr-s n mp Il" ~ To- dress - MS extra ana pre-
MUM de- tr"n TO- 20 u &C. t dtess p'soc Ms anu az
huli- al 81 tat &C. = NJ. live weight
Receipts uf calves w,rr .id hcni. making Al5 s,hce
NuudlN nrnus ~ Tor -nm, time last week Trade vac
urhaustd prices. &c ~ ~,r y o. t"r ofJi-
nrr, .,n. ,rai.. with "'lr'tions s"ld At i"R
H,tt ui~ li. and laulis were - car uis or 2sSt
head mailing .i'> iu. twu day. asAn. r.@'. Tot ths
.auIr futr lAsi week Prices were UNCHANGED. WIN
moderate husinr.s ~ tt"N', Tor common {" piiihs
Sluun. Nut Mira tame, lots shown.
Re ants ct hogs Wofe - ear luad~. or 1Gil head.
mAtn. ntip sur, Monday. AGAINST Si2- tor ~. -Huis
tim. n.t week Market steady at l5diekit' 2 Ia Ne
tor hu-- - - tor rNreuc. n city dressed =
~ .. Tor Nrru do 10y ordinary carr aud - J'ssJ 90
fur fWotur. ut remuneration hugs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14
IIfE III RIMEN's CONGRESS-.
Nsctings of the National Associstion aud the
Breeders Association.

The seventh congress of the National As
ISOLATION Tor the Promotion Of the Interests OF
the American Trottng Turf me, in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday afternoon. There was
large gathering OF wcll-known gentlemen in
tcrcsted in The turf from different parts ct the
nitrd Stnirs and Canada present. MI. Thomas
Vail. the Secretary ui the dissertations read soy
Grad changes that had been made in the rilos.
the breeders Association which has lntely
io.ned the National Association. There w"rn
several warm debates in regard to the revision
OF the rules.
The Association If Troiting Horse Breeders
had IL continued session in the Everett House
YESTERDAY, aud adjourned after sctling all hus-
ness lOr the coming season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14
MARRIED..

r\pY-RRYSON ON F.h =. by The Rev Mr Ial.ey
Mnurc. carlton cady New YORK To Anne BrN .on,
dau.hcr of III" lat Robert Br, son also ot New >"iN'
formerly ui SCH, ItrftdN.
NO~h~-N NIIa,Cli.-On Feb ~. hv the Rev pr En-.
horn Mas Mu.' Ia Fannie daughter Oi samson allueh
Ia hoili Of tli.stiti
q LitE-HNRkLR On "Wednesday, foh q. ~ the
ktN g. ~tnfsu. fr,uN T. Hl"rtu Ella. eldest daugh-
ter Of H.iyanin Barket all ni New N"rh.
tHbANEIA- Al AFRO I'm Mrdnc ~laN. fch q. ~ :
Y ~ - ~.,phru church. i.Lst 2~tu -. bV Dr Me
t,lNnn. Nundfo ronrta To- lo~.nna Navarro. daufh.
b nf .lluu y. Navarro. Esd. Mexican consul
ALLISON -tli,tI >oN Feb. H. hs the Rev Edward
Iu-rr-Hl. IA HiookiNu y y. james Wilson VI st
rnul Mnn To- Annie Youngest daughter VI the lAIs
MILAN i,f.u.uuut RrouklNu. y. \.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14

~ Tt7TTdIN II0W wv WT0IN'T
In the second grand distribution for the
year 1878 made on the 18th inst. ticket no.
9.G93. sold at Palmetto Ga. drew first capital
prize: No. 9l.s2s drew second capital prize !;
No ~, 1898 drew third capital prize; No. 60 j9s
sold in New York, drew fourth capital prize.
The full drawing will be published on Mon
day next in The sun. HTald. Stats Zeituag.
and Brooklvn Eagle. -Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14


DIAN >m lam N t't,ipl ~ Your letter a, Chairman
tunlHttvc ot the chant ter ~ commerce ~ugsr>NNe
'tia flr mutual s-uu views aui fNsifs..0f
or dis used nj mectnl ui Your honorable bodN
v Jan "a
la my Judgment there can u. IAd., al nrr, nee BE-
tho, rested IN tie permanent welfare thi
great and Tie ths NcW York central
ui>on Railroad COMPANY "a, tn ihe policy TO he Adopted
hs each IN their nts with the other li,il
tcte-ts hcing Identical harmonious acton becomes the
more
IT. mi. -rftI will he pleased 20 soc the nemscrs Vt
your committee at tia, of,c "n saturday morning next
at 10 O'Clock
Vers truly yours, W II N,SpiKHir. President
Mr. luyh J Jrwctt. receiver o the Ere RAILWAY. has
al" riirn go VT smith ,Nprcssins WILLINGNESS tu tn
suit Wt Tie voninlti.e Ia reference 10 railroad .lght~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14

At the second DAYS session 81 the National
Convention OF the Furniture Board of Trade At iia Canal
street yesterday, Nj Mullen Jr. read paper the
bankruptcy law lie thought that the fault of the
practical working col the law j. the rase with which n
i.hnn,st drhnr get discharged In the discussion
that followed the majority. Whil admitting the abuses
thought that the abolition o the law would greater
eNil than tbs continuation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14
The Hammii Murder Again.

Justice Pratt in Brookvn. Yesterday. denied
the motion To enter HJs i""~Y' 10 the Indictment for
murder against Mr.. sarah Merr.san. the Young vile
who has been tried twice TOR the murder her convent
friend Mi.s Margaret Hammili in North Ninth street,
BioukN an september l-Ta Justice PRATT dee ldcd that
the accused wonnn suffered No hardship, She
der ter rrcgniIHnte and that ~ NM not Vet time.
IN III, Judgment o tile Court Ia take IL" action proposed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14
CONGRESS- IN An UPR0AR.


Mr. hcwuS Nc"'N '" N,~'" nv. -. -
.rrcsh Dcuini. from Foster and o"raeid
ui,. OF Louisiana In ~ Fit OF Temper.
~, .,. ....,.,
WASHINGTON, Fob. IL. Inc senate N'hu
.,, thn silver hin
T.. ,.s ,t,.,tu ~,
w. N'frlh"n ~l"h' III l"N"' ~ Wv ",''
r.lr eilscr full legal tender Tor all d'pts
,,., ,,,,,r.cinta i,s vnhl.. NOT only here but
N'"' ~" =, 49,, a.. t L
Nrr'Whrr" "sr. h"moh'''He SlN'r, WI" NV
,.ull not hr SURPRISED Ia snc silver. In Il very
,,..... 18th ,r ,,,,,. ,,..r ..ut los. than
witl ""'' worn" " wv h.',
llid. and perhaps equal To II. Lrt inc pohuS
..mc home; il was better that our people should
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14

BALTIMORE. Md. Feb. l3:-Mother Theresa
OF the order at Carmcte Nuns died IN their convent
ia this city MONDAY night, IN the Sl>t year Of her
ana the Nlst ui hol tvli. Mother Theresa
known III the world ~ Miss MARY Hannah Sewall Her
rather was col NeNall ut Gen Vast nsiOn's stan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14

John u. DE freeso. who one wear ago wns
ronVi ted rohhlng the mails amt sentenced To the
Kings county ttmicntRrN Tor two years was pard0nod
Yesterday by &c de iacto President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14
All nervous. eXha

All nervous. eXhausting. and painful disensos
speedily Nicld "a tho curative Influences PulNei-
niacher, Electric Belts and bands They are safe, sim
pie aud effective, and can be easily applied b. the pa
Pulleunaeher GaN anlc Co., ~ Broadway, New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14

William Hortzort's cottage and barn AT North
Bcrgen destroyed By nie on Tuesday night \
horse and several hogs were burned Loss about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14

Never u.e a Table 20 Your No.,r,i.

Use OlliIes "Tnstclrss " Cod Liver Oil with
Line and Mlld Cherry Sold by druggists Depot
HuMerv-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14

II Benson's Cupcne Porous Plaster IL not the
h-sf MASTER AZ tbs world sold bY all druggists AA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14

But II you have GOT catarrh. use Tlliou's Car
Dolc suuI Prise 70 cents NJ drusSists ,-%is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14

Ar,ived-WrpNfspAY, feb. Is
:. rrancoiia. Brags Portland
:. tnianrc, tf1rkcr. Philadelphia.
S-,ii. oi Vera cruz. Van See. Havana
- Nis inarlr Gibbs. i.cWc~
:. Hudson Gagnr Sow orleans
NrNadu. G,dd. Liverpool Fell . and Queenstown ID
Slip lnirtth Fish. nplgman. lluAnilu,.
sim Eliza Mcneil Morton. Antwerp.
Hlrk Mn Gurluu. Fisher. belfast
Rsrk ruicl. Barlow. hrrst
Bars ar Inldu. Miller, Guantanamo.
Bar. Rvailn Ncsscli. Havana
Pria Mm Iupps. branithcrg. Aux Caves.
Also the usual river ant rnaStwt-c vessels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14
M.iRINE INTELLIGENCE

sSi,rrRH tLvANAc-ras NAV
sun - -rt-.... ) - Moon sets. VI
uIGH wAtkR-rHi>
Sandy Hook ~ TOY. lsand. - Hell Gate. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-14
Euslntss qotltrs.
ldoipho w olfe's

Gusntss ,lotnrs.
ldoipho w olfe's
sCIIEDAM sCHNAPPS
Endorsed by the Medical Faculty.
Take wine glass three times a day
BEWARE or CorNTERFEITs AND IMITArIoNs
The Best Remedy r,r Ch::iren white Teeth.
NJ D.. Mr.. Ml>SLOM'S Soothing syrup.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

The case Of James A. Whalen agains
Gen. Phil. Sheridan, to recover $4l9, ,00(
damage, was called in the United States
Court, at New York, yesterday, but ow
ing to the absence Of Gen. B. +. Butler
one OF the cousssI for the plaintiff, t4e
case went over unit! Monday next
Mr.. Whalsn claims that he suffered the
above damage when ne was disposse.sed
Of his sugar plantation in the parish o.
st. Charles, near New Orleans, y or.
der Of Gen. Sheridan, in 1867, while
tn latter was in command OF New Or
leans.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
upsAL uus yADHA.
vsvsuyWis, Isgs.

fpAIuo knAvD WILMDoSoD.
~, psilsAsspaSssAeys<.ee, -Aies -, 80
,o'oo .. n: iass, i2ss, ~, -, ~
~; ~, -: Yo!i. Z; ar, .. n; ran, ias. ~
nm. 90 Sundsze an.s.NEn. . :.
|, pa,.,mors apl WsshinStes; AN.. A1e
Psw .. m; i1Si, IO4, Sle, 2. q:
;, HsItimors: f.0a, 'ExpfsS. On ausday
lor Baltinoss aaA wsshinGtos; is.N, Ais
l. b. BsI,inor. 4 a saa way stations: - =. M,
! N Nss :; q o.,tlc s.D, s.is .. n, Los, ~
), T Delaware II. Il. H.: siss. ~: i.es, aso p.
\ sunday trains.
|, WIlminEton 3 Northern X. H.; s.X ..
m.;VU 3. m; ap. m; and 800 p. N. Sat
urdaJs only. 100 p. N.
|, rslsw wsre Western 4. r.; 1913, 80 ?. N.
sunday trains, 1850 .. m.
rxAlus Asmvs At wtLnIusrou.
am pbilsdsiphis: iaAs, aos, s.S, 40 .. n,
laaa i2xi. LA. lO. SIS, s.2S, 100, L<0,
II rs %. n. On Sundays: l2%3, 2oS, s.N,
ia 10 4. m. Y.3S, n.ib. p. m.
IN baltimore: 9.3i, e.S1 sSa. m; l291, 12T,
80, s@ ?. n. on sundsysAs', An. s.ss'
an washington: asi. q. n; izyI, lasI,
/ $50, o.3e ,. IN. On sundays: 1N .. m;
I,n New Castle; $50, l2le .. m;
Tlo n. m. No sunday trains.
|Om delaware r. H.; s.ns. n; iais, We
Nh Wilmington 4 Northern II. ": eos
4, ~. ii.0 {. m; 20 p. n; ald Y.ss p. =.
Saturdays sniy, i2.D.
l,m Delaware Western 4. T.: ~ .. y.
3lop, =. sunday traias, ep. =.
ss ros wILMIsroH LBAvs PnILADBI-
fnfA.
q sroal street and Wnshingtsn evenus
! y, as0. ie.Ss, ll.Sss. n; SOC, ~, blS,
40, Slt ~. - ,. N. On Sendays:
;Ng y ., m; 6.0e, II. 20 p, N.
m Thlrty-6ecsnd and AArkst stsesfs: Lee,
-. II. .3a .. o., ia5s, <.eo o.oo. liz ,. y.
on ,Irdsvr i.do. Y.So 3. m.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1878.

The y. S. Grand Jury At Chicago last
night indicted James q. Hill, Sup.rvis
ing Architect OF the Treasury; Edward
Bnrling, ex-Superintehdent Consyuc.
ton; William A. Psster,ex-Supervising
Afchitsct; John N. Mueller, stone con-
tractor, Of Cincinnati; A. q. Mills, d,
Euell.r's asen. and rsputod partner;
George J. Reed, Mueller's foreman;
Alexander c. Wheaton, ex stons in
spsc.or, and Geo. G. Prussinx, ex.assis-
tant Superintendent Of Construction, for
conspiracy to detraud the Government, /,
in the erection Of the Chicago Custom
ffonse, by means Of fraudulent vouch.
ers, out Of $3.50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
..The Tempter and HIS Arts. ,,

Mr.. E. w. Dawson of Nyack, N. Y,
will give a second illustrated Bible
Reading on Sunday evening next, Dec.
] at Epworth Chapel, corner Tenth and
Church streets e: u o'clock. The sub
ject will be "1he Tempter and his Arts, .
containing the story of the Prodigal and
his Wonderful Lamp, and showing in
Bible words the alluriments which be.
set all who endsavor to lead a christian
life, together with the means by which
these temptations, may be overcome.
This reading, or Gospel Exercise No.
2" will be illustrated by the following
models: The False Lamps, The Tempt
ing Fruit, The Fiery Darts, The Shield
OF Faith and the Guides Sword, with
striking transformations. Admission
will be free. An opportunity will be
given to all who may wisG to contribute
In aid of the work.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

"A situstion sithev a. Miller,
\ sawyer or Esginesr. sioot rsfsrsncs
Ia Address ~. r "" Marsh alton,
L.,r nv1e et-s
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
= : : - 80 : . = : . s-77ls
PUBLIC :aALD.

IuBLIC SALE
|prY HEAD NY fRESH COWS AHn
SPRtN0EkS,
IS Head Of ' ssag Cows tsat will bs n
proAt asHt sprisE.
kNlaae 0rees, Delaware Co, Ps., sboue
|nIIes north or LHwood Ststisn. Oh the
" / p. X. r., %
MONDAY, DECEMBER :, 1878,
All o'sisek, p. n.
his will 10 sosd lot Of Lancaster GzIS
I NV cows. We vili have VA.
4 nsst trais at Iiawood, that leaves VII.
rton at 10 .. N. I've ssd four months
tt will ~ givsn.
| B,-.stsoE delivered without Az extra
80. "bEhIS 4 INcN.
n, SldaAa / DOS. Auet's, A1sStd-itw
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
WANTnU.

horse for his keep. o.
at iisAt vsrk. Apply 81 this ~
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
kare Bargans.

Silk Umbrellas, with real Ivory hand.
les, of beautiful designs, on Paragon
frames, ,26 inches $3.50, Is inches IS. 90,
Silk Serge Umbrellas, Ivory handles,
2S inches $500. Seal Skin Caps for men
boys and children. Ebony, Rosewood,
Malacca, Snakewood and Orangeuood
Canes. All at specially low prices.
These goods will make choice Holiday
Presents. sheppy, opposite Clayton
House.
Happiness and prosperity depend to
very great extent upon good health.
All those suffering from hoarssness, cold
or cough, should try DR.. Bulls cough
syrup. 1t cures and costs only 25 cents
N. Tsnboesch & Co., shipping and
commission merchants of San Francisco
have suspended. Liabilities about
as, 900.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

~ IA shpat pig Wa found in the
'' ,'tna. aeer the last flood. The
~ ''nve the same by calling at the
Tssafi and proving property. J. NJ.
". ny23-4ts
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
stHOFMAKER,
NJ ma KIM L.ItI l.lNrn

> M. iS KIN3 STRftsf,
Brcshes Of all Einls. very cheap. Dassets
-! al kinds. very cll3tp.
The lr.de supplied ri lowest wholesale rates,
"U'k BASKETS &dI f'ADcyis, q -pec atty.
t'N'b and look ~ ny st0rt no t-oucj. 10 show
HoJIr. SHGEM AkEd, tt3 fI0e street.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

yksrED. .--Ds,Iysrs srefy wesS 81 my
stall 10 Thiri stree. market, nicely
.sd Posltry sal game, lsr Sklsh the
,.t rssa priss ~tll be paid On delivery
iPTLErDS. hvi9u
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
4 GRAND SCGf'Eas

fTIE CIjCAtSD PORTABLE RANGE
Tcetinonlals OF 4 number Of our Citizen
having them In use 70: tne Uast year car be
given, md entire satt,tr1t.n 4uara nt,ed
GiiaGdii hDasIr snf rconoUiosI u amount
.! fieI required. Ray Il, uthor 4 yOr want
tho hest and rhshpo.l. Cnli at Tho Sleyo
store, i01 Ws2t Sannnt street, NGi axanirc
ny stpGk Oi rsnGss ", also h,VsCa t..t
al kinds Of RNISHISF GOOGk. for
Kitchen Ws. FB. r. MILLER,
aug1.dNw- 3m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06

school fund came too late to afford
an opportunity to the Boards to ac-
| commodate themselves 20 this def
cheney by diminishing TIE number of
schools. As the school year advanc>
/ ed, we received intimatiOnS more and
more distinct, that the deficiency of
the school fund for 1878 would be
much larger than for the previous
year. We received an apportionment
in January last, OF p 200 to this
county. This is all We have receiv-
ed up to this date. The county is real
ly,n IIlei to over 81, from The
State Tie District Boards have
held their JulY meetings ard settled
up their accounts and find the aggre-
.a.e defc eney Of funds FIR tae coun-
~ To piv teachers is between seven
aud tigh, thousand dollars. How
this CONES is easily s,en-Sl go de-
fcieucy last year and So. eco the
present year It IS probable that
the county will receive little more
from ;bc State for the present year
but from tie most ielia BILE infoI ma
tion We can gets it will be very little.
IL will require the en-ire county
hoUI tax of the coming year to pa.
the auearages due teachers. leaving
nothing fpr The support of schools the
com n year except the small and
constantly diminishing State fund.
Ii consequence of This deplorable
condition OF the public school fund
The schnoI Boards are compelled to
decline establishing any schools for
the present, and cannot tell when
hey via BE able To open school. -
L l. bare!v possible that he Lesi>la>
tute when il meets N December next,
mag = abe TO pass measures for The
relief Of the schGol fumd But ii is
not probable that any law can lie
made effective for the wear 1879.
4 large part OF the tax for that year
will have been collected When tie
Legislature meets We see no iicpe |
of relief until our Legislature car, be |
induced 70 take such measures IS
shall rescue tie sch60l fund from the
Unsuitable grasp Of the coupons and |
allow the school tax to be "seG for |
schooI purposes. The entire amount
OF the State school fund due tn :his
county. hat has been consumed by |
the coupons in the past six or seven
a., n p. ! a hout - I0O
We would ADVISE the people Ia
provide for themselves schools bv
as far a prac icable for
he Gaming year, hoping thar The
Iblic schools by that time will be
Of Their present embarrasS
ment, and go on with more efficiency
than herefofire. If the public
,chnols could get all tie nancy that
the law Provides for 'hcm, NE could
run the >chnoI, six montS e,cit wear.
A l. HOGSIlEAD. Go Snot
Osceoia Va. July 27th, 1875.