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criticised the speech made by Mr.. Hewitt Dem.
~ T. the lav before, The drit oi that sperch.
y" sali, rould ne, be- mislniGrprntrd 1t wos
cntH iIni Ttii0t ou" particular titl". Hnroull
lot read un" utir clear 10 tllr Whit" House. or
au' other mHu~ .on. Ills colleague WIS IN part
responsible" iur ;he Electoral Commission and
hc naturally desired To- hive The result certified
~ good. IN" result was bad. No washing
could rinse out the damned spot With its stain
the muttudinous seas would continue To- be
incarnadined till the present Executive retired
for better man. To-day non -rlect"d man
held the high Office ot tue Presidency through
the crime ui u convicted iCrger. and TINT con-
Nc'ed 'ors@r MIA M m itmroTEann' posi- in
tnv. somewhat Informally and IN the honest
i"rNor " tn" moment. charncrri2"d the art
inG Pres idcnt rs p fraud The moral to which
one taxes an Office e. which he was not entitled.
and takes il through corrupt means. II II better
not 10 trust AZ ythinE he does Mr.. Cox proceed
~ Ia discuss the EVIL service reform policy:
That system. he said. had produced u class uf
officials III China. learned mandarns. who
" Damned literary fellows. Civil service re-
form i,nd"r the present Executive was sham.
It humhul.; both sides ol the Rouse knew il to
self was POISONED. Why had Wells and AMBER
son b'rn appointed to and retained IN office
when one OF them was already sentenced To mo
ppuitrntinry and the other. was about To- Ne
The ROBSON WAS tlut they hnd to he rewarded
for assisting 70 build up the rotten fabric
~ Ia" very throne when d.sp.nseu power.
The civil service System was II bundle ~ IN
congruiti"S based ON false pre.rncrs Hence
tlc utter "reminiscences Of tn. Administration.
Hon the rejection of tho President 10y both
pni'irs ~ founding over whose political
hirtu the bar sinister would ever hang. T. might
be- an rNnggerutton 10 stn;p TINT more personal
appointments to office had been made under
Hayes than under President GIANT; but was 1t ?
The leading promoter OF Mr.. iuycss nomna-
tion was IN the Cabinet. II most conspicuous
hastings orator WAS his ussocnte IL the snmc
relation The host mission tn Europe had
been given TO II politician from his own state
who had manipulated the wires of the nomi-
nnting Convention. Two III the Electoral law
y"rs were Cabinet members. Two others were
III foreign missions. A former private sccre.
tnry had the best German Consulate. Some ol
those violations OF civil service reform deiied
all class iiratiOn. The history OF no Govern.
ment furnished proof so overwhelming of cor
! rupt and hypocritcul practices. Political de-
! buuchery had been the rule.
The committee rose and the House adjourned
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.iNTSEMENIS.


Master n s. Wood. who some months ago
undertook to play Hamlet in this city. re-
turned TO his milk on Monday evening-it
common but expressive phrase may be par
homeland played ii boys part. for which
his talents 10 less than his years.
peculiarly fit him. The part was that Of
Poor DO. in an adapted version of Dickens's
Bleak House" Master Wood Is juvenile
actor ~ no little rrecoety. and shows an
extraordinary amount oi training. much Of
which has boon IN the wrong direction. His
Poor 10 = infinitely better than his Hlniet. but
II shows traces Of the forcing which inevitably
destroys what j. host in child- eni"nVor-;lHt
i. -pontanaity Th-rrst OF thu play brought to
no'l'n, "a grDut number %, Woodworking vcterNus.
including Mr.. Welsh Edwards tCiGdbandl, Mr..
McManus limck-'l. Ms Jennie Carroll tHor-
irnsel and Mr. Hind tIuhmghOiIl The house
was literally packed with the audience
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Miss Marian Mordaunt appeared at the
National Theatre on Monday evening in her
melodrama e" The Workingmen of New York"
She was bcset by innumerable difficulties.
Things did not work smoothly. In the first
place. the curtain came down in the middle in
stend of MT the end OF the act and it required at
least sixteen men to pull ii up. Then
the scenes did not work WELL and the
machinery. which was 10 have imperilled the
life OF the heroine. fell 10 pieces and would not
move. 50 that when the poor e.ir wns entanglsd
marhnery" all the people in front laughed do
risiycly. There Is Il great deal o. brutality.
drunkenness, and low comedy in The Work
ingmen Of New York" but the acting Il prlnci-
pnlly done by Miss Mordaunt and Miss Clara
Cole
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THE WEEKLY sun. published this morning

contains
Spenklne Outn Congress Blaine Talking in the Senate
md Hewitt 40 Tho iuu~'rhe Fisheries Award and our
diplomatic service. The Peace Negotiations CON
oition, ENncti lNtr Ru--inns-fhe Coming congress
Nrihrri hv Me Who'll >arSenntnrs ious aid
Judges lmuhoeiod-rw Ncw llra Mimug C,npnn,
R.Nrii..u 100 MrGAfrthtn. iVttf.- How the Exposure
of hi- toirurt Practice, WAS MADE liAy's New Huer-
Speech u KIM iumltrin tu ihe Italian Parliament Pore
leo NH -n"d Advice To Priests Sounding the railn
IT, Governments. Nlshuur's Huuhios-ThV Public
hrii which tuhmais Aeon nnaiins s'rikins ~ liomm
npathN Important Merune ni NV York sicniis-A
RESOLUTION Mrirl i'rlcunlN Nho.ishing the system.
Purchase of silver Huhun los ia" HuNernmant southern
war ia.m.-A Timely Discover, The Pacific Railroad
Lnhi' Its True luWarduo.s Whetp People lat OPIUM
shocking story irn tie Shenandoah Valley The IA
lolron oi SOrncr-lhr En,lN struggles oi Edison the
mNcnto. Irus ilr the lnwarN -ENp,rienccs OF sub.
ton IN Europe. The Great l'wrls ui the Murld. The
soNs uttis lc and Character anon Fnrrar He'll.
Home. Farmer IN The lat I Toh graphic News, sun.
mrnt. Mnns Columns ~ Editorial Article nnd AIricul
bret liartr. tntn0 ia, Intelligence and Markets.
Tux WfsKLY SuS contains complcte cpitome Of the
news the week from an parts the United state. and
tie American continent Copies IN wrappers ready for
mailing 10 e old country may bee had at the desk VI
puho aonohce Price four cents For sale by all
Goaivrsln city and country
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~. ~ 80 30 ada 2da ~ IN Isl as7 20
Slru M cuvRr-t,tNtKAL ItRM-Nos To- lT2, lO7. ii2
10. n2 i4 lui l35 no III, lTd. v. ltp. 1872, 1871
las lul III. 10.
SrrRfar rorRi-SrclM Trnu-same calendar.
StrStAF turnt- Iim'rir Part Nos nH l7ln as9is
VA ;,,i'.a I 1,' ~, ,I ina -" So slr4 ~
pla 1861 Hpl l93 mH.. l7,~i.. nda, NJ laii l'i.s
1894 1891 ~, liii, la7H lis- Hi7, 1850 iiit linl
iii~ lIri uAl. inE Fart ~ Sos - 1883. W.. AS
77o's IA ~. "H 17 ~, ms no., 13as sas, l2-s
l2.e, 27pi, 3l'. la.d laln, ilii 10 llA, - ~
2nsa. 2~t, IA lFi lnih llJ, li>n lIsl lte2 1855
l2i 100 .7p 1908, l9l3 1912 i12i. i122 los, 1879
1870. l141 lh1p li.u. ljHlls
SvrtRioR COurr-STttiAL rtRN Nos y, 81, ~
StrElORt uURT-fhAi fkRn Part Nos 3oi 7lN 5!I
toMNoS fLkAs-,ifNeRAL TfKA-NOs y, H. II, 49, ~
o.. "a
tONMoN PiFAs -tuANRlns Mo.
CoNnoN rltAs-TglAL TrRs-Part Case on-No 434
No day calendar -
MAmSf CorRr-rRiAI Tfm-rart Nos 269s. 3'eas
2O4 igO 9tni $50. 27Is Slj, ~, 2bl5. 2tOi, as5
8li- s-72, $3.50 Part II-Nos ASA. il1i. 4ilO. 2lNl
.gl 500 3,il $3.50 Nij9 3ibs lil5 II ~ 500 aiS1
3nHj Part III Nos 3a52 42di, 1857, 1923, 4lug. 3+23
40 3i0s 3aOJ .ll2t. % ss 3h1A. Sl15. 5000. 1901
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In state bonds the only recorded sales were In Louis
lana - consolidated at S2t Railroad securities ruled
higher with large business, The principal transactions
were follows: Union Pacific land grants. lsis Erie
tths. i.5; e, u and Quincy q consolidated llu Now
Jersey i-t consolidated 81, d. convertible. 81 Cen
tra pncinr rud hnnis ltsI,s,is Milwaukee. and ST
Paul * .,.. MS cmcaso and Nnrihwc,letn com.oli.
idaird lbs Iolct and chicago lsis TO- Hudson RIVER
2is -ukinl iur li.. e. G.. C. aud Ind l-i. lli North
Missouri i>- fF. burlington Cedar kaHis AMI North
lets - ohio ant Ns~.ssiplI .l- ALOHA Pacific OF
Missouri ID. ~ PITT " " and CUE i rs" do shs,
li3. cot e. aud Ind Central lists. 81 Toledo and Wa
bash l-ts - Louis DIVISION ~ uHiufed coupon. q;
llckawAuin and su-qur annn Coal lst. west side ls
Morris and ESSEX lists Ilst, Chicago r. l. and Pacific
1917. lu7'. I.enisii and ". con. SO. Nil and 81
Paul =. gold ln4is Nil and 81 p. con g. 90. Chicago
AMI Northwestern CON coup gold bonds. $50 Del and
Hal 1884 -; H. and 81 Jn ~ con. ss'a Cen.
tgA 6. 1858 luisa Central real estate. lul- y \.
Central O., .uh bond, io4', Z Pacific Hailrg,i i.s,
iUs.siuy's ta,t. rcun. s. AMI o., - %" Central
fnchc lists san Juuqnin branch. suis Central Pacific
lists cal and OREGON branch. -. Nash. CHAT amt
l. l.t>. %, Han aud Ten Mo Lis - Del and Hudson
Canal Co a. Atlantic and lacirc Telegraph. lpii
iue up"uln- hi-hcsL lowest ami 4 NJ cusinl nrlces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13
a Life for IA sick Of Candy.

PHILADELPHIA. March 12.-Yestcrday after
noon uhcr NcNdAm and Charles Parton aged about "
years quauciicd near Broad street anu lohgh avenue
over the possession ct suck Of candy Parton said, II
you don't Give me sumr ~ shoot Nuu' McAaam GA not
heed iii. threat uid rWton without the slightest warn
inns and the turNrlse ami hurrul OF those AtiM. ul
ed rom his 'Nctr vs, winch he pnni'l AZ the hcnd
u ms com nuiun AMI hred kllhus nm almost instantly
The Nuutu murderer hri, bat was arrested TN. morn
ing and held to await the result 81 COfoncr's nNesii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13

This favorte resort presented a new bill
on Monday evening. and every seat and
all the boxes were filed long before the
curtain rose. From the moment II rose
until lO;3O the fun was continued with
out a break TO those who only know the
stuid and prim nnuseinents of the uptown
theatres u visit to the COmique would be a revr-
laton. Nowhere can be seen such u hilarious
audience. such a closely eompnctrd. multlOrm,
and rafting cntrrta nment, and such II pervAd-
ing picture OF how II feels to get your money
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The Brooklyn Park Theatre.

The opera boufe extravaganza, Evnnge-
hne IN the New PARK Theatre, Brooklyn. is anording
unhoimded fun every night The young ladies are at'
tracuye and the uCtuT~-sui smith Russell, George 5
kAlhML AMl lIAIll Lnml.I-.nuM IAIe eulmleAI talent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13
Fatal Collision OF Coal Trains.

PoTTsTowS. Pa. March l2.-An engine draw
Ing number Of conf cars ran into the ot another
cotl train At Merton station on tie Reading Railroad
early Tins mofmns JohnA tunmi.ke,, brennan, was
instantly Killed, James tuhmiskcN, engineer was So
Nerc> injured. and John Hmnans was terribly scalded
About Thirty coal cars were badly wrecked
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

WHAT WE ALL WANT SOW Is MONEY yOU MAY
rcahlc hundreds 1T dollars Toy investing $50 In stock
through the reliable house u Alex trothk ham
Co. brokers, ~ Wall street Their Weekly Financial he
put gives full information ami is sent tree
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13

MONTREAL, March l2-John Cunning. alias
Bell wounded in the riot on sunday morning, has failed
10 identity any Of the prisoners the person shot
him but identified Gardner Kelly, and Beatty, three Of
those under arrest AZ being IN the crowd when t,e
shooting took place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13

Sc Canada sumncr Lonlun
- Isaac bell. Lawrence Rchmond and norfolk, .
- Gordon Castle Kidd Shanghai Dec rs and Gibraltar
Feb ~
Port ROYAL 9Th.
- Brrrntua Angrove Puerto cahpo
IS Egypt Urogan. Liverpool Feb ~ and Queenstown
2Sth.
IS Montana. Deddoe. Liverpool March 2, and Queens
town Sd
ship Florence. Kelly. Liverpool,
Also tile usual river aud coi~twise vessels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13

That new remedy. Phllips's : PAQtnbe' Cod
Liver on IN combination with fhospho NulIne is APP
proved BY ply sieians All druggists Depot, Flat St
AIDE
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Anton Hilderey the young man who at
tented suicide by shooting at Constable Hook. viii
cover He has one bullet IN his head AMI another IN his
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MARINE INIicLLIG EyCR

pvfirupr AfvtS,c-rHfs n.t
| sunrises.. o 10 sun sets u o. Moon sets. 81
| MON wArkt-rHiS
Sandy Hook. % GOV. Isiand.. 81 He'll Gate. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13

TUESDAY. March l2-FLouE AND MrAI-Much
tween Russia aud rur,cy but nitcris ,hrr, Is some
,ti f's.,'t, ron ar, inT l"".,t nSHTs In1n' ,s
hut SINNERS di not readily me, tls view Of holder.
MI wr.iern sunernue s,ati d. Extra State n ~
CO. western spune wheat cAras - ,,sf! ~ 40. Ak
d." * ami XXXs, . ssh'. Minnesota patents sda.ss
siiv ,npmng exira, s. 80, ~ Southern baker, ard
iam'i, Orana. ~ soIhs.n sngpR9 Th'TS' :,
q luasaia Rye Hour. o. ioSsasa' Wheat iced. sIss
c,ato>-l h,re IA, bon variable and somewhat IN
settled market an 'arlN advance 'ns mril, !3, - The
upland. lie, sale. ,s bale, Futures were dnil aud lie.
t dr pn 'T "'' aS Si,S- Il &c Tor Ter us %.'i S r
lay u Slg i.r Ausn,' II s ,1f e. ant loe
cent. At The nort' ui, day loo halc,i s,ncc sept /.
sGas, 800 bales Quotation, are
o.,,o.,y r.se"h A's'"a y orleans gi1"'
s i"ta o Sdif1y' $40 ssic : 7lo ; 7io
N NJ $aa"". iis + ia + 7s + rs
S s N: :a $4". @ @ ; +: / :: /:
known to thc wr'cn, .encrauen ayc ren iollowgd ny
ft MIX VA, a,et nn'i nominal On ,lr sn,t "ilifi
mes, Sod tor Ann utsin hrc' quiet Boot ham, steady
MA agi he inquiry n9g,osn! lana Va. much agmer
a. a.. 'S Al ssls%saiS tor PRIME city, AN an 81
II l2is tor primo Western; and Tor future dylvciy.
$40 y al 1872 Ior Ann, 81 S., $3.50 Tor NAV
We quote forA, y hbL-Western moss. sOsSi0 %
ier nov. AMI so Tor old; prime ,,res' sHDl4
y in n., 81 2o prime CITY, s7i2s,. ham,-smokcd
city, S6abc plcklvd. T9sc Shuuldrrs-Sinuked civ
e,,c. Bacoi,Lons clear Ws,icrn aud sly. 5,ap5',c
Beet hamsWesNrn, y MI, sl3@fl6 90 Ber-westofIl.
| extra mess slaaSia y hhl plan do siO9sll. prime
mess tee, sls@s2o Dressed hos ''4@o'se Tor Guy
GRAN-A variable mark tor all descriptions ~ the
past week has been followed By stcader CLOSING sAc'p
for barley To-day wheat was lN2c. higher. aud quite
0ctiVe, sales on spot, N,,sD husl and We quote No.
. spring. ~ l7~Sf2O; No do Chicago and Mnwau.
kcc u 2asSL1b Ma spIins, ~ .>stl 90 red AMI Hil
Der winter, ~ Ue ~ S6 white Western 81 3tsSl aa.
white State, 81 37e 81 a For future delivery 10 90 hush
No New York spring NJ 22a Tor March and 9J tor
April Rye steady and Ia ienIud at tSsT2c Tor Western,
and aDf7e Tor State and Canada salss ineudsd beaI
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Business llOiitss.


In teeth ON some the enamel Is very thin. The ten
dency Of SOZODONr is 10 strengthen aud whlten this
delicate sheathg and also 10 impart fragrance to tue
breath
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13

Then use Elliotts Carboic Snuff. the great
eaIaIgh cure. Price "a cents. Al druggists. ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing syrup for Chiidren
tcethlng soiicns the gums reduces Inflammation, hays
all pain, and cures wind cole.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13

spine can nuw cured without any surgical operation,
pam or confinement Heavy and expensive surpgrters
disc rdcd. No charge for examination. DR. MANN has
had 80 years experience. ONCE 1888 West sls ST. sat
urday and sunday iOrcnOOrS
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DIED.

bONSER-In this city. on Monday evening. March II.
MARY daughter VI Robert aud Jane Bonikr In the ldii
year " her age.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the Ia
neral from the Fish Avenue TeslN tcrian Church REV
pr Hairs, corner Ut 55th ST. Oh Thursday morning, al
~ O'Clock
suet Jane Patterson beloved wife Vi Frank Patterson
Notice NJ funera. hereafter.
VAN BLARrOM In flaihush. on Tuesday morning,
18th inst Julia. daughter u Andrew and the late Rachel
he baum Van Blarrnn.
Relatives and reds are invited to attend ne inr@rsi
from late RESIDENCE corner of Ncwkik ana fatbLsi
avs. flatbush on Friday NJ o'clock T. VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13

ad OF No state TO arrive Of Zoe Barley dull ut zee.
LOT feeding. r7as5c. ~, tworowed state, '7975c tcr
six rnwri state. and 11eNr FOR Canada. sg'"s today
ircluti.I 3tsniu.h uii,indcd Cannit oats wore
in ~ i.ir request nul irw. itrn hU-h ~ lI@ tic.
lar NIT ~ ~ yrd and 3iMi Tie. tNr whit. upiilinL No
rrl u jnc. b." WiN"d Hul 1885, Tor white. NO
niNc, w'-trn 1'iir iut u'w Iritn corr Nhs IN p''t
drDtNA. IId .i.-.N tsthrr Nfn'r. sI."s 'u Doe u
1ui -, hu.ii iiy udi,e Nu ncN y, ~ ,f'sc, "t
b. So q at 500 ai, .. sud l2di2i, ' ror steamer
mN,d: yrlnu Jersey aud southern, new. hlfNr.. ia
fcror new Nrsirrn mixed. ff@ NC For iuHir delivery
StuuI iu.i tiuiihg Nu ~ 81. djdr Tor June. and
81, amer ut ~ e. inf March and 13iac, tor April
tUnsi RIO con was inirlN active and genertlv
strai. .aos here nnd 1T baltimore S'hii hnvs on
private terms; mi rrrdc. wr' ~ lobbnl demand ahi
urcIu Ell Erc hat iar 49, ting sal ~ lae ncu"ee.
Mulns.e. quiet Va, STEADY cars" 20 rd tthiiri
t'uhn snd ~ 30, at Pm uleluhiH kiw sngar> y re
rather dr but arm .acs no ma. at T@T e. ,nr Mas
covHdo 7ic Tor Porto hiru Sc Tor cen nsal Ic %
AMI steady We quot, tin'r- va. .pt4@ 'eci Mira
caibr ~. siui,' afd Riu. iltelW y"d =, fi,r-
Carolina. - su',c, aud Louis ana. 81 dN's Nuitsr-
Porto Rico, Hlsrr New utlcen+. 80 "a, dor ucm
5i,s7asc.. ccntrmga 77snS'6c.; refined, ~sS"sc ior
hnrd and DC Tor A standard.
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GREGoRy-N EwELt.-On Friday. Feb. %. by the
Rev T. : Uspon. Charles W. GREGORY ~ Miss Lotto
Newell all oi this city
sCOfT-Bt MsrE ~ ON Monday. March Z. by the
EcV William " rngc Mr William Scott oi this city e
Mis-. Dcbornh Ann eldest daughter OF Mr.. jackson Bum
senl of BruuklNu.
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MlRRIED.

ballard & Co., gI7 Broadway. above 2O:h St
kentucky STATE Drawing March 10 whole tickets ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-13

Pomersy's Wntcr Pad. for Hernia com.
Portable when nothing else can be worn T4J Broadway
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-14

By 8. D. Harper: Resolved, That The
thanks Of the Convention be rendered the
cltisens Of holly Springs, AbeEdeen ana
West Point, and the Board Of Trade Ofthe
latter place, for the cordial invitations sx-
landed Us 10 meet e. said places next
year.
By P X Mayors: That Mrs., Sarah 4
Dorsey, OF BeauvOlT, HarFisOm county, be
requested 70 read an essay ct the next
By Mr. Herndcn: That the thanks Of Ee
Association be especially rendered the
Ylcksburg Press, for kindness shown the
By Mr. Adams: That the thanks Of the
Association be rendered Messrs. Bmedes
q Rowland for an invitation 10 visit their
hotel ct Mississippi City.
The following Committee on resolutions
ofthanks for hOspitalitieg shown the Con.
ventlOB, was announced: p X Mayors, y
v Thompson, J A stephens, R Walpols, j
n Ellis.
By Mr. Holland, Colonel Geo Harper in
the chair:)
WHEREis, The Mississippi Press Asso-
citation, having received from Mrs = j
Holbr0Ok, chief proprietor, the accomplish
ed editTees Of the New Orleans Picayune,
who is better known TO the world as Pearl
Rivers, the lute.voiced pOetess Of the
south, congratulations upon this the 18th
recurrence Of our annual Convention,
therefore be IL
"ResOlved, That the Press Association
Of Mississippi, truly appreciates this
thoughtful courtesy upon the part Of the
edltFess ofthe PIcayune, 9 paper favored
In every part OF our Stato-and that MFg.
HolbroOk be made member Of this Asso-
citation.
BY Col. Frantz: That Mrs. HOlbr0Ok
pearl Rlvers) be requested to read an
Essay on "CTuelty 70 Animals" ct the
next annual meeting.
By Geo. W. Harper: Resolved, That
such OF the committees on the Presidenpe
Address as may not be able 70 complete
their reports during the present session Of
the Association, be and are hereby in-
stTucted 10 forward their reports, when
ready, to the President OF the Association,
who shall certify TO and publish the same
for general information.
By Mr.. Jayne: An invitation from the
citizens OF Newton for the Association TO-
visit that place. Referred TO the Committee
on thanks.
Convention then adjourned TIL Q am.
tomorrow.
W. j. l.. HOLLAND, Pres't.
s. D. HARPER, A. B. HURT, secpys.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-14
Board Of Supervisors.

A meeting OF the Board of Super
visors was held at the Court.house yes.
terdsy. Present, A. II. Arthur, G. A.
Gould, w. ]. Cowsn, s. II. Kemper
and j. Fossett.
The proceedings of las, meeting were
read aud approved.
The petition Of James Delaney, with
signatures Of citizens of the district,
asking the privilege to retail liquors at
his store on Fort Hill, was granted.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
VIM French, Corner and jury, on body
Of CASTILLO, }23; N Hall, Coroner and
jury on body Of Il Barnes, $25; N Hall,
Coroner and jury, on body Of an unknown
man, S25; 4 N doa, Justice Of Peace, and
jury, on body OF Rpbt Blard, e28; A l.
Pierce, for work on Red Bone road, as per
contract, $795; A l. Pierce, for work on
Hall's Ferry Road Ss8.e6; A L Pierce,
for ditching on HalPs Ferry and
Red Bone roads, $50; A L Pierce,
for buildl & wings 10 bridges on Vlcksburg
and Red Bone road, sS5. 20; Chas MeDer.
mott, furnishing lumber for building
bridge near AdamG gin, on the Yazoo
Clear Creek bridge and nails, Sl03,6O;
Harrison v inheld, repairing and filling
cave near Slater'B Hill, $50; Frank Cune0,
cutting and widening YaEoo Valley road,
near Spout Spring, 800; Frank Ounce,
bridge and culvert near CrocketpS
place, S25; d A Cameron. building bridge
across Muddy Greek, $50; Thos Conr0y,
keeper Courthouse, salary for April and
May. $40; John E Woods, jail guard, SOL
%; Perry, Harrison, jail guard, $9l 80; ?
jail guard, sol so; J W Bourne, Clerk, So;
Kaln q Co, book record, $40; W H Wood:
run, S25i L Holman, nails, scythes, S3 60;,
Louis Hoffman, handeufs Sls 30;
Xicksburg Gas Company, for April 3l.95;.
Ylcksburg Gas Company, for Nay 1910;
YioksbuTg Commercial S28; VicksbuFg
Express 81 50; DR. W BalfOur SIS; DR. Il
Barnett sl5; ID Kennedy, work on county
roads and bridges 500; Charles Culkin S2;.
A TrescOtt 81; = Minor, repairing Court
Hiram French , Co., lumber sas.e5; Hiram
French 3 Co. fl2 30; A J Flanagan, Jail
account for April and May Ss06.sO'
The following accounts were allow.
ed BY the late term Of The Criminal
Court, and endorsed BY the Board:
c Peryaugher, meals for jury, S62 80; n
DeniO, Clerk Circuit Court, $50; r Denio,
p days attendance at Court, ~; b Denio
issuing grand jury certificates, SIS; A
Flanagan, Sheriff, SsS; Thomas d Cook,
bailiG, Sl2; W H HOssley, baillG, Sll; a
Jolly, bAilim. $40; p T StrotheF, bailih, $40;
z sharp, bailiG, 80; W ] Wilson. bailih,
St2, W 7 Emmerson, bailih, tA2; CuFphy q
Co, for repairing Lhancery Clerks ONCE,
sl63 %.
Peter Crosby made affidavit before
the Clerk that he had lost school war.
rant No. 236, for April, and q du.
plicate was ordered to be Issued.
S. H. KempeF, member from the
Second District paid "a to the Treas
urer for old lumber sold.
The petition Of D. Cameron, Jr., was
received and referred to A. H. Authnr
for examination and report.
DR.. Shannon's petition was granted.
The Board then adjourned until this
morning ct 10 O'Clock.