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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
CAMPAIGN RATES
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THE NEWS AND HERALD.

L N the campaign tn at is now opening
The News AND HERALD proposes to keep
its readers fully rosted as to events oc-
curing III National, State and County
politics. It has heretofore laborcd earn
estly in the cause Of good government.
and its efforts IN future will be retloublcd.
In order to accomplish the greatest good,
it desires to reach every citizcn OF Fairfield
County. To attain this end the follow
ing special rates are offered for the CAM
paign:
Tri-wcckly, to the 18th November, S1.50
Weekly, to the 18th November loo.
g:fs- Cash, in every case, must accompany
The order.
Cards nominating candidates will he
inserted at tho following lates, in cdrance:
For each candidate, inch, one in
sertion. SlO0.
For tho campaign, in Weekly and
Tri.weekly, 500
Pledges of candidates at the same latcs
as tho above.
Frocea.linys of clubs or communion
lonS. W hen thcy contiin nom. nu; iu,.S,
come nnlcr the rulcs SO: ADVERTISING,
Bnt the paper viii be opoa ioe the lc:.it-
lmnta di cus :ion, wGhin rIIiouab]o
honn Is. of the merits Of all those c..ndi-
dates whose names arc appearing in its
advertising columns. Equal privileges
will be accorded to all trnn Democrats.
We ask tlnt subscriptions aud nomi-
Lations be handed IN at onoe.
GS" All business communications
should be addressed to the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
FOR SHERIFF.

The friends Of CAPT. HAYNE Y. Nc
MEEKlN respectfully announce him as
candidate for sheriff subject tc tho
action of the Democratic patty Mt tho
primary election. juno l8-txtf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Alta meeting of the Grccnbrier Demo
cratic C!uh, held juno g, 1873, tho fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
EeGrlc@d. Tint we present tho claim
of Dir. r.. Is. McKINSrRY for seat in
tho Legislature from this county, and
recommend his election.
Extract from the minutes
5. r. RUTLAND,
June 1S-tf Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
FOR SHERIFF.

MesSrs. Editors Please announce W.
j. HEBRON as candidate for sheriff at
the ensuing election-subject to the
action of che Democratic party at the
primary election.
july 80 MANY FRIENDS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13

SINCE TIE OFFER of the Federal
government not to punish i)licit
distillcrs who surrender themselves
and plead guilty and thon behave
themselves, very large number OF
this class have como in to accept
the terms offered 1t is thought
that the number will reach over a
hundred. Redmond and other
distillcrs who have fired upon
revenue officers are especially dc =
barred from taking advantage of
this offer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
MANY VOTERS.
FOR SHERIFF.

.Mssrs. Eltors: s:--Plensa announce the
namo Of MIR. JOHN D. McCARLEY for
sheriff, subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic party at the primary election. Mr. :.
McCarley is thoroughly qualified for the
office, and will ill it acceptably to al
clesses.
july ll-tf MANY TnIEHDs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
FOR SHERIFF..

NcsSrs. Editors :-Please announce MIR.
AARON II. POWELL as q candidate for
sheriff ut the ensuing election--subjcct
to the action Of the Democratic party at
the primary election.
aug Gytxtf MANY VOTERS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
FOR SHERIEE.

The friends OF CAPT. J. D. HOGAN
most heartily endorse him for the Office
Of sheriff Mt tho ensuing election-subject
to the action Of tho Democratic party.
juno IT. +xtf MANY VOTERS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

The friends of CAPT. j. B. BOYLES
nominate him for Probate Judge at the
ensuing election subject to the result
of the Democratic primary election.
aug 6-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
For Superintendent 4f E1ucation .
HUGH S. THOMPSON.
Nor 1tGutant d Inspector Generol.'
f.. w. NOISE.

TnE RADICALS have nominated DR..
j. +. Ensor for Congress against
Colonel Aiken in the third district.
DR.. Ensor was for years supc.in
tendent Of tho Lunatic Asylum.
His candidacy against Colonel
Aiken is mouynful evidence that he
is fast reaching that point at which
Il Notwithstanding and a straight jacket
will bo needed for him, Is it mid
summer madness, or Il bad case Of
hydrophobin?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
THE WINNSBCRO HOTEL,
MRS. d. w. BROWN.

MRS. d. w. BROWN.
rT HIS Hotel. stu,tel III thu ,entro OF
4 the town, off,rs IN su,r.nt,os to the
public inducements unsurpassed BY any
other house in the place. Table sup
piled with the best in the market. Com
Portable rooms and polite attention.
Terms 50 90 per day. aug 9-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

Please announce B. II. ROBERTSON
as candidate for School Commissioner
at tho ensuing election subject to tho
action of The Democratic party ut tho
primary election
juno 4-txtf Many FH1ENDs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13

AN ORnINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR
TuE MUNICIPAL YEAR 1878. 9.
BE 1T ENACTED AND ORDAINED, by
the IntcEdant and Wnrdens Of the
Town Of Winnsboro, S. c., in
Council met, that
1. For tho purpose Of raising
supplies for the year commencing
the first of April, 1878, and ending
the first Of April, 1879, a tax for the
sums and i'll the manner hereinafter
mentioned shall be raised and paid
into the treasury Of the said town
for tho use and service thereof,
that is to say two and one half
mills d1 rdio en- upon every dollar
of the value of all the real and per.
sonal property within the corporate
limits Of The Town of Winnsboro !;
three dollars to be paid by every
male inhabitHnt Of said town, be-
tween tho ages Of eighteen and
forty five yolrs, in lien Of working
upon the streets Of said town and
three per cent upon the amount OF
ali sales ut auction.
2. All taxes assessed and payable
under this Ordinance shall bo paid
N the following kinds Of funds and
no other: Gold and silver coin,
United States Currency and Nations
al Bank Notes.
3. All taxes assessed herein shall
be due and payable between the
FIRST day Of October, 1878, and the
thrti> tl day Of November, 1878, in
clusi"o; and all taxes remaining
due and unpaid on the first day of
December, 1878, shall be collected
by distress or otherwise, rs now
prescribed by law, together with all
led costs.
L. All persons holding property
in tho corporate limits Of the said
Town OF Ninns' 90 are rtquil @ ,,
between the first day of August,
1878, and the sixteenth day of Sep
tembcr, 1878, to make a sworn re-.
turn Of said property for taxation,
to tho Town Clerk, and the said
Town Clerk is hereby required,
when property-hollors fail or re.
fuso to make said sworn return, to
add fifty per centum to tho return
of the previous municipal year.
~ Done in Council his the
thirty first day of j lily, A..
d., 1878, under tho Corpo~
w. rate Seal Of the said Town
Council.
JAMES A. BRrcE,
Attest; Intenda Mt.
VIM. N. CHANDLER, Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13

G. g.. P. COATS SPOOL THREAD.
E00 Dozen, jnst received, for sale
SlOo at retail at 60 cents per dozen
cash, and to merchants OF New York
Trade Price.
july a.. McMAsTER & BRICE
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

july lift
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13

AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR
TIE MUNICIPAL YEAR 1878. 9.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-13

The New Hampshire Grconback
ors hold their State Convention OF
September ).
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
rpo,-pt OVER DOYLE's PARDON.


OPINIONS OF DR. CRosBYs SOCIETY AND ihI
,,vc,sr COMMISSIONERS ABOUT IT AND EACH
OTHER.
The Society for the Prevention OF crime
mas reorcanzsd in accordance with its new cercato
Incorporation and has elected these officers: fIeSuon
the Rev Dr. Howard Crosby; vice-presideh's' ie,o'
Cooper and ex-NIayOr W II. Wickhan; treasurer De'"
min latham d. J. whitney was reelected IesHi "s.nV
che society The finances Of the society are III aNo
able condition The dispute between the society anu ''
Ixcse Commissioners about the pardon OF IhOmas T.
YIovle sentenced TO imprisonment ana nhe ior
,iolation Of the Excise law, and paruoheu
by the Governor partly on the reconl'non-' 1'-a
ton OF Commissioner Merklc, stlli continues continues
1t appears that when an application ior oTtng the
petjton was official certificate IrO'h !.ie Nsle
el essl sun thst 81 Doye had applied for license in March
Last and had then paid zee OF S12. luo @ ISeraton
takiug this and other representations in'o m
Granted pardon His action gave rise to critclsi, ~
Inc Rev s. l. Prime member OF lDe spctbS; ~; ,tante
correspondence between the Governor sn3 h @ @s6c"iy
man followed d. j. whitney, the agent oi lne sOoog
and the Rev Prime In his letter claim thSS no Of
eIisfs Of any application for license or OF pay h,
any money by Doyle n March Th5 rccords shG % ynes
Zee of $50 paid by Doyle JOY n Se he Was SEN
snced Mr. Whitney says that either DoIie m patSS hat
fee twice aud that the first fee emoezzed OF tna'
misrepresentatIon made to the Governor: D., dted
The Governor. "a letter 10 the Rev 3 J. frinG, %
NJ foiee had certified falsely he deserved renOVa anu
dictment Mr.. whitDey said that he could not now @ ~
xvhefher the society would move for the indictment
Commssoner Merke OF not, but they had al the neces
cvdrnce 10 prove their statements and they W0u1
not thus be defeated by tie liquor dealers ana Excse
Board Mr.. Whitney added that Mr. Chlids' tne GleLn @
of tue Board. who signed the statement above G IneI
iioned has since been dismissed, and that EdTau co
Merkle. who reported favoraby upon po9leS ipP'''"
ton is relative Of Commissioner MerkIe' and IN
Commissioner Mcrkle So,Ity defends BIS act9n% % amU
turn assails Mr. Whitney for OverJeaiance ana GHn',
INV letter 10 the Governor upon the subject of DOyeo
pardon DC said was based upon what appeared Sn
Inc books OF the office. asked our clerk 10 Set me @ VIC
hooks and sbsped my letter accordingly. do not Low
remember tue entry you were to come TO he % Oce
eond show IL TO YOU The applicant pays ms ice when
The license Is granted and not before We nave ao9I-
ished the deposit system. and forbidden our clerks 70
charge 81 fee for the appucatOh, as Nus
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
ASSETS OF TWO JERSEY CITY COMPANIES.
The actinn of the Mechanics, and Lahnrers'

ut dCtlOu VI thO hNNhdulNS anu l>Nb'INAo
Savings Bank in Jersey City. in enforcing the ninety
days law has been approved by Chancellor RunyOn. A
movement 10 foot TO reOrganize the institution 1t is
estimated that it will take from $30OOO to $40 900
this Ii is rumored in Jersey City that John Hallard,
The president OF the bank Is indebted 10 II TO the amount
of SS5 600 Mr. Halliard denied the rnmOr yesterday,
and said the officers would give statement TO the public
M soon 1t could be prepared.
Mr. Halard is also president Of the State Fire Jnsu
Company OF Jersey City, and fears were felt that
that company also insOlveDt The secretary James
d. Reid ssd yesterday that the company perfectly
sound IL had capital of $lOiOOO upon which dYi-
dend Of 10 per cent paid annually and its surplus
was than 100000. Mr.. Haard has lOaDed 81 1000
OF the cOmpanys funds 60 the bank but there seems TO
be doubt that the Insurance Company Ia solvent.
Andrew Clerk director and one OF the wealthy men
OF the city, that he has examined the books and
found the concern in "a good condition. Its
valued at Sl65.000. Mr. Haard claims that the loans
made 20 the bank fully secured. meeting OF the
directors OF the insurance company Will be held to-
MORROW. when q full slatement Will be made.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
TRYING TO KILL HIS MOTHER.
THEN ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HER.

THEN ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HER.
Mrs. Catherine Thornton, a poor widow,
lives in the rear No 3O4 Motst Aged and unable to
labor she is supported by her eldest who works
q night clerk downtown second son, named Peter,
lives with her. lie is idle seapcgrace, well known TO
the police and it Is said, almost an idiot. On Saturday
night the widow discovered that her little savings laid
away to buy coal ard food for the Winter had been
stolen from old trunk. Pcter confessed nat he had
stolen the money few dollars in ALL and was compelled
20 give back the greater portion That night mis- mother
and an old woman who lives with her, found half n
nound OF powder and h HANDFUL of the largest
duckshOt concealed nnder Peters pillow. Terrified
nj their discovery. thCy sat mp all night. afraid
10 go 10 bed until the eldest returned from WORK At
O'Clock yesterday Peter arose. and sending the only
OersOp who IN the with his mother for pail
of water went TO her bedside and demanded the money
he had surrendered The night before. she refused and
without word the pulled out pistol and fired II,
panting the muzze almost her forehead. The neigh
bors who ran TO the hearing the shot and the
old wOman4 cries, him, pale aud excited rush from
the house into MOt-st. The wound inflicted was found
by the Bellevue Hospital surgeons to be SIMPLY larcer
aied flesh wound. and dangerous. Officer MCGOWAN
succeeded last night in alestinG the woudbe murderer
lie was locked up 10 tue Mercer Street Station
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

ornhap, due TO the ravages Of the dreadful pesence
ma urgent duty quickly TO remove orr debt ana
renew he activity Of the institution. We urgently ana
afectIOnately appeal TO the Christian pubic 10 Dell
Please forward contributions addressed 70 OTpnans
Home Of louisiana care Of Messrs. Nelson q Phiips
No. sos Broadway, New-IorR -.,-.
This ia signed by General Cyrus Bussey, president
Chamber of Commerce, New-Orleans. La the Rev. ). r.
Newman d. d.. Pastor Central NJ i. Church, New,1ork
A. " Stout, president National shoe ara Leather bahA
and Chauncey Shafer.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
EITHER ROUGH on hE1RNEY.

r,,r s.yp LOT ORATOR DENOUNCED At THE SAND
lots FOR DEFEATING TIE MAN HE CAME FAST
TO ELECT.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 1O.-Carl Brown, the
priyete secretary OF Denis Kearney read speech at
sand Lots to-day, in which he stated that hearney
designedy defeated General Butler by incendiaIy
speeches in western Massachusetts,. Brown said
the election to beat Butler. and belicy-
ing that he could accomplish the end better
by seeming to be Buffers friend than 10y coming out
against him. lie stayed with him until the week before
election when ne made his very uccndiaTy speeches.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
QUEENS COUNTY RETURNS.

In On eens County the total vote for Con-
gressInen was 12.40l Covert Dem. received G,GGj,
Otis. Rep. l,7GS nEd Crooks, Grecnback 00s. In the
Ist Assembly District, previously Democratic, William
]. Youpgs, Rep. was elected by COO major.
ity; IN the I'D District, where there was a
sharp contest, Pearse, DEM, wes elected by ,6js
lace. Republican, aud $3.50 for Kcegan, Independent
Democrat. Four candidates for County Treasurer re-
ceiyed 12498 votes Baldwin. Dem, 5676 Wiiletts
Rep, l74l Car Ind. Dem, 1884, and smyth, Green.
back 800. The vote for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
gave Bradley majority Of 1000.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
AN APPEAL FOR COLoRED ORPHANS.

The following appeal In behalf of the Col
ored Orphans Homo Of Louisiana has been issued
The attention OF the public has been much occupied,
and justly with the suerngs brought our friends in
the South by the yellow st. Vncents Infant Asy-
lum and the st. Marys Orphan Asylum In New Orleans
have suffered much and have received liberal relief We
have thought right TO call attention to the needs
Of the Orphans Homo OF coored orphans
located at the village Of LaTeche, Ln This Is the only
Protestant Orphans Home In the TAR South for colored
orphans. II Is embarrassed by debt We have
been compelled to f1Dd homes among the people
for nearly hundred orphans. We constrained by
humanity and the ovo Of Christ 20 restore orphans
% quickly a possible. Ths increased number Of eolOFsd
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

From ITvFRpOOI-By S,rarnsbip CtV Of ChSs'cT.-F.
Antlllon M Antiion g. II. Davidson, W O. Dewing hTs'
Dewing Mrs A. Dewng Miss n Dcwing. Miss lodge A. IL
Elliott Mrs Elliott the Rev. T. j. f1tzgerald MIs Hmger
col T. w. Knox Miss f.. Lancrtv, j. MCDonhd MTs NJ a
Miles O. r. G. Miles, Miss Money, MT. ana
Mrs Mullins child, Dr =. T. Norcop j. A. laynor MrS
II Rayncr Miss y Rayncr aud infant, tho Very Rev. J.
Itoando w IL Il. H. Russell H. Sendeson w. ~ Sandetson
J. NJ SMILEY the Rev. T. smith j. r. Warrington W Web
ser aud whitney infant aud tH servants Mt and
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81. Denis Hoel-Wendel Phillips, Of Boston
Hotel BruHsicE BluhdOIa. Secretary of the Austrian lie
CATION at Washng ]. II. VaU Antwerp of Al6any
-. fYGh Arenus HOte{-rhe Hon. T. r. lIoar and GenelaI
i. Butler Of Massachusetts,. Nctc. YORK oIel-Con
elect r. NJ McLane. OF Baltimore and lleuenan
the British Navv''''' ST Jdncs Hnt-Jdme
buchanan Of Indianapolis ana f. +. Devices OF Pennsyl
Vania 80. WsSlnjBSteT HotelMeutenant A. Nayumon ol
Russian MStYOpotitdH ROs-EdWard CiNIon
Of Philadelphia 80. WindSor Ho-Rufus y Frost OF Dos
StUrterdn HOUSe-Deputy secretary o Stdto
Moss, OF Albany,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
NEW CHURCH IN HOB0KEN.
DEDICATION OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF
OUR LADY OF GRACE.

DEDICATION OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH of
OUR LADY OF GRACE.
The new Roman Catholic Church OF Our
LADY of Grace, at Fourth and Wtlow-sts, HoOoKen'
was formally opened and dedicated yesterday morning
Every seat in the church filled, and the hVe main
atsles were crowded with people. Bright mowers III
handsome vases and hundreds of lights adorned tue
altar About IL O'Clock long procession led by boys
bearing banners and young girls dressed IN Whi'e
marched from the sacristy to the churchyard' Ihey
were followed by Of acOlytes ana ABOUT
fifty priests from the dioceses OF New-Iork ana
Newark and Bishop CoTigan, of Newark who performed
tbe ceremony The procession moved around the out
side of church, the Bishop sprinkng the walls WIN
holy water Prayers read, psalms were chanteu
anu tLo ,,IoS tba o,sIcs and walls pontifcal mass
was then begun by the Bishop Archbishop GlnDons vi
Baltimore preached the Sermon pralslng the cOhgeS-
fion for the magnificent temple when hao Oecn Di 9
voluntary contributions feature Of the service was
the music, under the direction OF AdOlpn Neu V
The Philharmonic Society, New-YoIk Mozarts I|eliih
Mass was sung by a quartet selected from New-f0rK,
an orchestra of twenty-five , pieces In the
The new church brick edce 200 feet III oepth amp
Il5 feet in width. Three years ago last summer the
since The interior of the building u SAID TO be one OF
the finest in the diocese of Newark There are Two se
chapels and Oratory, baptstry ana sacrisy'
massive pillars support the ceiling; IN In, tne
body OF the church are twelve stainecglass Win
dOws, presented by members OF the congrega-
tion. The sanctuary is lighted by nNe WIN
dows bearing representations from the life or the Nlr-
gin. Pews arranged so as 10 form hVe SpaclVue
asies They are of walnut and sufficient In number
feature OF the Interior IL was constructed ~ he COST
of 50 OOO and is French walnut large Dlohe sur
tory for the sacrament during benedicion services
feeize figure OF the Virgin is placed hSh on the aar
church to the height feet The cost of the whole
structure is $150,000.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
Announcements

BARGAIEs.-GO to Il. :. SQrIRE's,
500 Broadway, for WATCHES sud ItWELh-CAsh ONLY
right from the iTOD saiO
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
HOME NE us.

THERMOMETER YEsTERDAY AT HUDNUrs. NO
2Is BROADWAY
Gam AZ Noon. a. u M. 5l'. Midnight "a
Highest duI1nP the dav 4S d. Lowest ~
AveraIe 46as. same dsy. 1877. 4O's'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

RGpousse Silver Ware, solid silver only.
.- HOWARD q o., No 2et 5th'sve.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

Washingtons tomb mt Mt. Vernon is pro
tected by Holiness Burglar Alarm Telegraph olS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
,,r,,,o. A2Isun sets.... 40 Clock sl0vl 5m 40.
Nan rise, 529 Moon souths O32 Moons days II
IODAf-A "
Candy Vook sos GOV Island. S4S Hell Gate 1887
WATER TO-D.V-P "
ssp,iv Hook s.2s GOV Itland 9OI Hell Gate. .l0:63
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
When mind and body are ont of sorts wit

cold c1ttetnrs vr0wutss In tho skin cost veness dull
headache uds1-iCn % rtir about lie
in for bilious spIingig from less dsOrdcrCd
liver Jaynes Sanauyc Pills viii bring the liver 20
healthy condition and speedily remove all hillary distress.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

WIN YOUT COuETIn9, rnorAnB N1ttAHE TnlDpeTlDE
when fo nftv cents iTarc Of
Of cold hALEk iOSEY Ot HoEFnuuSD AND TAR SOFA by
16e minute ngn modern days those who cure theiI
toothacho Ia Que minute with Pixies Toothache Diops
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
,1Isu COTTON MILLS CLOSING.

LONDON Monday Nov. IT, 1873.
Nearly one half of the cotton mills IN the
AshtonundcrLvne district have stopped work, In con-
sequence OF the depression in trade and many arc only
running on short time.
fFUr oter For,iqn Ytlr5 zee Fjrr Pdge1
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

HEAVY GALE ON THE BRITISH COAST.
IBY CABLE TO THE 1RIBrNEl
LONDON. Monday, Nov. II. 1878.
There was q very heavy gale along the Eng
b coast YESTERDAY and numerous wrecks reported
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
RESULTS OF THE RAILROAD CONFERENCE.

RESULTS OF THE RAILROAD CONFERENCE.
FURTHER WORK NECESSARY BEFORE AN EAST
BOUND POOL is MADE-INCREAsE OF RATES.
The conference of railroad managers was
concluded on Saturday after brief session. No definite
plan OF pooling Eas;bOund freight was adopted all the
information necessary justly to appOrtion the percent
ages among the members Of the pool not having
beeu furnished them requested In the circular OF
commissioner Fink. While the managers generally
cIamed 10 be confident the final adjustment of exist
ing differences the distribution Of the business and
admitted that GppOrtiOnment OF the traho that
should be satisfactory 10 all was matter OF great am
Guilty and that large concessions would have 10 be made
by some OF the roads.
A resolution was adopted Saturday providing for
the appOlntmeut committee to arrange the general
Fastbound Lusnessand to assist in fixing the percent
ages to be adopted by the pool The determination OF
'be hnsiness done by the pooling roads and OF the
diyson OF the common earnings left III effect with
Commissioner Fink to whom the roads VIII
Teport the actual Eastern business done by
them This will form the basis OF the appOrtiOnment OF
The common earnings and will be considered at future
conference, the time OF which not fixed. The ar
cnnat were not completed the Chicago roads not being
able 10 agree to the division of the business,
and sOmo Of the Cincinnati roads not being
represented at tho convention. Mr.. GuilfOrd
Western commissioner under the former pool, was
selected assist collecting the statistics by which 10
fix the division OF the business. meeting OF the
Western roads will be held soon.
general advance on East-bOund freight, based on an
advance OF cents fourhcass freight from Chicago
was decided by the conference on the suggestion OF
the Chicago roads Tie new schedule Will take effect
MI NOVCmber %
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
Don't DIsTrkH THE CONGREGATION

BELL TELEPHONE CoMPiSY, of New York,
s broadway Headquarters for private neS or the District
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

HOLINESS TINE Lock Is superior in every
respect TO other lock made and has an electric atae
mcnt for opening should the movements rom breakago
other cause stop VIII be shown anywhere recept Of
postal card
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
Ex-coNGREssMAN o'coNSon AGAIN ARRESTED


cxmcmber OF the House Of RcPreseD arrested
last evening charged with rging pension certificate
lie will be indicted by the United STATES Grand jury Il.
Cincinnati and tho will he tried at once.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

BEACONSFIELD'S SPEECH APPROVED.
LONDON. Monday, Nov IL, 1873.
The newspapers generally are well satisfied
at Fal Beaconseds speech at the Lord banquet
on Saturday evening.