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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
and Brokers' stock brought S32 and another lot OF the
same humber OF shares sold for S1.
SKATING IN TIE PARKS.
PLEASANT DAY, COOP ICE, AND CROWDS OF

4 PLEASANT DAY, COOP ICE, AND CROWDS Of
MERRY SKATERS,
The schOolbOy 10 longer SITS on the door
stop hc,noqning The warm weather and bis useless sled
and crh skates for yesterday the sree,cars bore nag!
announcing that there was skating IN Central Park The
c. on the iakc Is In excellent condition. II Ia smooth,
free from snow ard half foot thick. sharp wind which
swcp across the exposed Mall ana gcawaYs, and made
the approach TO c lake ~ uncomfortable walk. was cut
of from the ice by the surrounding high hanks. 30
wien The shOne brightly il did nearly all day. The
air was bracine but not too cold. The skaters were Of
all sizes ages and dlcncS. Only few ladies were out.
and these were IN costume The small boy was most
numcrOus He did reach the scene OF action uhlll
his skatpa glanced tine declining sun and seOlded
that the first days fun did not come last Saturday But
directly his skates secure he Was harry again. anu
alternately bumped ms north and sOu poles IN pffCc
bliss II WAS question with the spectators whether the
urchin inst Of the primary Department. or tAe Ven
cradle President of the Board Of Education was me
lVcfr, or wHch had the nero troubles. The head oI
The boar went down four times, got up AMI laughed
saving was because lac did no! have his own skates
The house provided for the accommodation 0f the
skaters Is comfu table, hut ecgiui. II stands
on that shore OF the lake which u guarded 10y Daniel
Webster. crowded and close Yesterday ana piles
petzcl- at the eating counter gave II H> ihing bnt
It's doors, but the people who walked found
II most convenient TO Gt their skates al
the terrace or the bOai-ouSc Ia tic evening the lake
WIS illi:Uiunrd and the tbipng larger than ~ the
afternoon. The danger signal was up only IN one or
places, and therefore. the im oi gong as near n
Won without getting IN, was Lacking; bt 'IciWls'
no elements of pleasure ana rcrr ment were waning
TIE lInOkyn skating Kinks were thIObecd yesterday
from early in the morning until late me evening. The
Capitonc Lake OPENED saturday. Tie Pr1spec'
Park lakes thrown open early Yesterday morning
presented gay appearance win the crowds o.
rE,crs new skating house has been erected and i'm
proved lamps nave been placed around the lakes
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DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

re~'e t3stelcs. elegantly coat,d for Tie cure Of a. n,
orr. al Gle stomach liy,r. towels kdicys o'i g. NERVOUS
ti.ras.s lea ache. constipation mdscsN.h ~ slels4-
H. .',0...,s linnu, fever. Inflammation q; ,hr htFrr
s and Il, lccp.ts - the intern al yscera NagrnIea
10 terc. A pu>it tu.r ru,c - cents per boz.
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNurs IN
BROADWAY
sam1Io Neon 49, 10 m 90. Midnshi %.
Highest duflDg the day. 20' iowcst. ~.
Average. 10 Same day 1877. 39's.
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ALL WHO HAVE CONSUMprIVE TENDENCIES
slnuIL M, PuuIps's PALATABLE" con LIN on, comb
nation PHOcrH)- \tTRiIINE. 1t builds up week
TENS All druggists. Depot, fla'tst.
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Announcements.

IUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER-Dclight-
fuzzy refreshing and grateful in the sick ROOM
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Mos Retail price $500 only sac r e.1sr
= - free. Daniel Beatty, Washingto NJ
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iNDiCIEA offiCrR, or. MERCHANTS LoAN hNi
ThU5pri1EE>OS TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY $

lNBlNlElA OF lli H. Or. "a. ~ HAAS i''AH ~
ThU5P r,1EE>oS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CONDiII0N.
The TRIALS o. Judge Jaggcrs, j. +. Preston.
cx-A,scHby iasn DAVE il mr.. aud /. h Rose the in-
Gic;od olc.is % lic Merchants, Loan aad Trust Com
pay. oi Paterson VIII be held At the January Term ~
i.c P,asaic Comfy Courts, which ~ today ai I.i
son Tn Indictments were found oh alleged lrr"r1r-
ties al T.. time the bank su'pe'd"d In jay L..t
When the bank slspcad,1 Mr. Preston. ~. t'- gu
ard secretary cttLc con j fuIrl oven S'Iie 81 lhe
notes held b., iho haIi receiving ~ cy,.anEf r.-
b. ia N- several per .uus AGAINST ti; Institution. Nt"h
the roe y.r urd cO.r3 be- found toe account, short
the ,cescr. rXcnlt %GCn The ct~'s h.H ia i"r.u
caGv oi the law, aud REGARDED "a the main o." rn-
im:ortaft. Judge J3gccr- occupied Li7 so.' ui'H Ia
bcc - laet t'rIu - tie court after E rdi ir'
IT, AFT ilrs 81 thc Paterson Fire insurance Company
viii a3hy BE- nycs. gated at tic pres ~ terra" 4.
Tie tine Tie company iailrd, IN Jrl l's II W.. 10"
stat" C.mui .'rI.r ~ IcsuluHCc, ~ =. k"..N d,
stated, "lO. tic.-iy lA-1y,hi, lis Ht'ilil'%, 'f''u
sivc Of ;!lr capita! stock. cy""' ft' lie Htr's.
TEc !I'Mc,rr. stnckirtirr- and directors ~ ihi-
cciup.'iy were Of very best Cii!z N.--inen ~
ntclIity and idcni ihcd with TIE leading "utciU
ard best iitcrc-ts of Pater-ou-but they made
re Uisetc o. thinking ti'at q laIgc l.tmnin income
tLc un!f requisite 10 success ~ ~" IRE lnrrucc
business. Tacy pas fo.hc.r exp rcur- b the sacrifice
- fhciI total investment and Tie modification Of fa
n work uuor ire books Of TIE any sinr, ~. ai
p0,utmcn Ii report ~ the c,nll."n u the com il'y
flcd with ihc clcra Of The S"-ci,cy Court Of Cl
Gerry. q us follows:
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HE SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORy FUND.

The General Committee Gn The new aimory
of the 9TH Rcsmont graf ully acknowledges the liberal
contributions to tbr New Annoy tund Of citizens. tax
payers. ami business men Of NcWYork, and OF many
banks, insurance. and uust companies ana OF Other
corporations. The suo-'ribcd mp tO January j.
SlJ73S OG. of which nearly one half has been
subscribed Ivy the active yCteraG. and exempt members
II Tie regiment. The foundations Of the new arfuorJ
have ald contracts have been awarded by the
Building Committee FOR the 90 ;iruaucc Of the work
Abort ~ 10000 additional * TIE SUN necessary 10 con-
p,tc the building. II completion within r'a-
s,uallr uc 10 tab, advantage oi t.r present conput.
tiV,y mod, cost 90 labor and materials, and 10 avoid
an, uncertainty So To 1aal.r means io dr'Tay thc .nr
expenditure u is highly rr'ft Oh" committee ti'-
that this should bc secured without delay IN AZ
p, al for additional subscriptions ~ t' rcOse especially
and earnestly mad 90 BANKS "a tiatr C1.npint- ana
other corporations mot already Subscribers and Ia all
vino believe the regiment has served III" city. III"
STATE and tie Nation faithfully and h"uoi1hj Ia tie a,i,
and th. n ~ .,ly 10 be -- 80 .hc iHtlir IN thc
preservation order and ia tie protection of life nud
propcry. Subscriptions d. forwarded To either 81
The trustees 81 thp fund Robert ltu"S kennedy, Ro!a
Phelps anu William ". Aston Ia r. ". Weed regiment
tlc-urtI M. l. FrDu-t.. or 60 =. ". "ihTtn pay
master Of the Veteran Association. -" 20 Nhiiansi
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Among sine as,..s are bonds and mortgages t. the
Oh $4,000, whi,h Ndad 10y the receiver at
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TO FEIENDs GETTING Up cLUBs

'Ore sem Weekly VIII 90.
Double number. Of iur lri
Thee premiums hre Dog
offered before. and arr D
attractive thJn ans fhtt q
sGon- bic c>lahii.hW
Further inflrm1 ION,
e,lfUu appiipttiuu.
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TO PAY STORAGE.
COUPE ROCKAwAY. DEPOT WAGON. Park Phaet

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
IA 10. II, 23 and rs l3th st.,
near University place.
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POsT UEFICE NOVICE.

I1OSF OFFTCE NOTICE.
1hs foreign ais for woek ending Saturday April
"a, 1878 will this Office On tuesday at NJ.
tor Europe BY steamship Montana via Queenstown.
"Wednesday. At $3.50 A. " for Europe by .,eamshp Rus
by steamship City Of Montreal via Queenstown ,corre.
spondencs Britain ana the Continent tor
wardeu must be specially Addressed and
~ ~ Tor Europe By steamship wieland, wa Plymouth,
Cherbourg hamburg. Saturday at IL A. NJ, Spr
Europe BY steamship Britannia. via Queenstown
sponencc Tor scotland to be forwarded by
steamer must specially anaressedl IL A. NJ
for Scotland direct by steamship Bolivia glasgow and
IL 80 A. ". tor Germany kc bv steamship oder. via
aud Bremen correspondence for BRIT
the Continent be forwarded by this
sp~ca iv Addressed The steamships Montana Russia
rtannic do take mails Tor Denmark and
NORWAY The mails tor Bt ax direct leave New York April
10 The mails for the West Indies via 81 Tnornas
Porto Rico and venesuea direct leave New York April ~
The mAs for China japan leave San Francisco May
The mails for Australia. leave san Francscc May 10.
TII0S l.. JAMES. Postmastc
Posr uyyicE, NEw YonK, April 20. 1874
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MARsEiLLrs QUILTS Ar THE FOLLOWING
PRICES s3. ~ AND g..
CROCHET QUILTS At roc, 81 AND 81 31
NOKkLTIEn ~ FRENCH AND ENGLISH BUREAU
COVERS AND TOILET SKIS
SUMNER BLANKETS IN ALL SIZES
BLEACuED AID USBLEACHED slIEETIS0S AND
SHiRrINGs.
READy MADE SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that 10 sound kind and true
In harness from three days given
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THE TURF.

NEW ORLEANS RACEs-BOoK OPEN TO-DAY.
IN Entries and results rrceved BANGS, l2l4 Broad
Way opposits broadway Theatre.
JOHN RACKET X co.
NEW ORLEANS RACES, 22D, 23D PATH AND 25TH
IN inst-Entres and full returns each Parties de-
srou of becoming members of Tatteras Club will please
apply at ,225 broadway, open from a. NJ. til 10
NEW ORLEANS RACES, APRIL 23-ENTRIES AND
IN results received ut Tlley Caseys No Barclay St
BEAMAN h 60.
NEW ORLEANS RACEs-H. STAMFORD WILL RE-
NEW ORL ANS RAGES-BOOkS OPEN ON ALL
VI LOWELL
NEW ORLEANS RACEs.-ENTRIEs AND RESI- Its
~ rece we'd 1t the Criterion. Union square: Combna
tons. 40 DICK co.
NEW ORLEANS RACEa-BOORS OPEN THIS DAY
IN at Reeves Billiard Room No. 235 Broadway. Full
turns received direct. 4. Is. JOHNSON co.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l.2e5 BRoADWyAfn1S anlqWy N
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAfE6S.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, PCS BRoApWyAfn. nI2NHy "
2bVERTiskMEsrs VsEPiAsn AND AND SALES or rxP1Rs.
4sTRoIoaHYtosriag1na 4sTRoIHtsr1a PAen-e,s tss col D. 80 '''
sSSES an ASp H1nSSW LopaiSd WASfEp@aD P1s.~esh eel
sRookEfSS REAL EsTArE Sos sxLE-2D pAa.-lss
BUSINESS oPPoRrUNITIEs-sr PAcs-s.h and 9Th
SS sSsfFJ'.s il.
And r4a.-o
ccoA4s%%SsE srEAMsaIrsz,,. p.s.-s.h and 9Th col.
SSsSSSSSISa so466RxIRR so4S6RxIRs.as1a P4as1sa col.
BEEYYTiSTEx1sr BEY aonps-isT f.caS;a r.nE- sh eS, sa
6&E s. .SS ,sS ss Or us
EyRofp an sraaNsaifs-is f " r1ss~ssI - IA ts col
ExeaAsaEMsra EExSeSaGlsal.4 raaF.ssa F4ss SO sa' COL
ExcuRsioNs~isr FACE 9th col.
FINANCIAL-srn PAGE.
Si osSsAssh Asb 1arARrxEsrs TO LET
Fl .s
HORSES. UAREIAGEs 8O.-isr rAax-sd. 4th and ssh
HSHsEs kSaHs ss1s;n 1S, i%sAsrEp-orH rAo.-ssA col
sSs.Ss ka1H ss$afz r5S SECT CITY r1ss
LOST AND foUND-,sr rAcr-l.s col
MAshk s.ia s'R Psss-s.h col
5SEIXESas S rtssss .ss ss
MUsIGA 9TH PAcK-sd col
NnW PuBLlCATIONS-7TH PA0E-6th col
PkRSONAL-1sr PAGE-1st col.
PIANoFOkTEs. ORGANS. &C.-9rH PAcn-Sd col
POST OFFICE NOriCE-Isr PAcE-2G col
ffGrS
PRoPEIrY our or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-2D PAGE-1st and ID coils.
REAL EsTATE TO ExCHANGE-2D PAoE-2d COL
REAL ESTAT w ANTED--2D PAcH.-2d col.
REMoyALs,isr pAeE,e!h col
S,LhS AT AUCTIoN-9ru pAGy-4th. 9th and eth coils
SITUATIONS SWANTEU-fEMALES-1lTH "a AcE and 18th
PAGE-1st. 3D. Sd and 4th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-12TH PACR-4th and
5th cois.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAcg-Ist and I'd coils
SPORTING Dogs. BIRDS. &C.-1sr PAGx-3d col.
STORAGE-2D PAGE-6th col.
SUMMER RESORT5-2D PAGE-6th col
TIL TRADES-l2rH PAGE-6th col.
THE TURF-lsT PAGE-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURrOSEs-2p PAcx-2d col
TkAvELLtRS' GuIDE-1sr PAGE 9Th col.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGK-4th and 5th coils.
MATTED re rUkCHAsE.9rH PAcx-6th COL
WA CHES JEWELkY &C-STH PAGK-6th col.
wESTcHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGK-lst col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &c--1Orn PAGE-6th col.
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(yHAs w BARKER. AUCTIONEER-WILL BE SOLD
Owhout reserve ON Wednesday April "a ut IL o'clock
Nc BARKER a. SONS New York Tattersal's, corner of
broadway aud 3h ST. 20 Dogs and Bitches censsing Of
Bloodhounds. pair OF Greyhounds, Newfoundland
Buil Terriers. Fox Hound and Stag Hounds (whelps
from the original Custer hounds Many above
prize dogs the late New York Bench Show Pedgrees
rther sale.
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HORSES. cAKNIAGiEs. sc.
4 DCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL kEARNEY.
\ ITO AND III EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4rII Av
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NJ NssAU. N. r.. 81. JAGO AND CfENfUEGOs
IN CuBA-steamshp CARoNDELkT. saturday. May II.
~ 3P. NJ MURRAY. fERRls 4 Co.. 81 south 81
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Mt ", HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL . 5. LINE.
IN .Steamers leave from pier No North River
CITY or VERA CRUZ Wednesday, Aprit "a. p. NJ.
CITY OF MERIDA ........... Tuesday, April 10. r. n
CITY or WASHINGTON. Thursday Nav Y. 1880 A NJ
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS.
- via Havana. Progreso, Campcachy. Frontcras :.
CITY OF MERIDA tuesday. April 3u . r. =
Steamers will leave New Orleans April "a and May 10
tor Vera Cruz via Matamoros Tuxpan TampIco AZ.
Ig close connection with for New Yorx aud Al
+ ALExANDRE 4 SONS, 81 and 80 Broadway.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17
BeacOnsfield Reception.

The splendid reception given to Lord
Beaconsiield yesterday on his return
from the Berlin Conference shows that
the British nation believes that the mas
terly craftsmanship of the Premier has
rescued England from dangerous posi-
tion, not only with honor, but with ad-
vantage. There has been no such en-
thusiastic exhibition in London since the
welcome given to the Prince of Wales
after his recovery from the sickness by
which his life was imperilled. From the
Charing Cross station to Downing street
the progress of the returning statesman
was triumphal march, and as men of
all parties joined in tina demonstration it
took the character of a national ovation.
Lord Beaconsfield returns to the English
capital with reputation far higher than
that he enjoyed when he left home for
Berlin. The troubles which at one time
seemed to threaten the very existence of
the British nation have been adroitly
turned to its advantage, and the English
Premier is to-day regarded by his coun-
trymen as the master of such statesmen
as Gortschakof and Bismarck in the arts
OF diplom acy. 1t will now be in order to
confer upon the successful Earl of Bea-
consfield the new and honorable title of
Duke OF Cyprus.-N. Y. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17
Hayes's AdmfnostratiO Des
Cribedby the Leading Re-
Dublecan Journal.

From Yesterdays Ne,o York Times.
The Federal Administration disturbs
less than the financial question the
range of its influence is narrow, and ths
dissensions it fosters are tinged with a
contemptuous disregard for itself. But
the tendency of its proceedings, its vacil-
lation and hypocrisy, its attempts to
ella, ch power it cannot WELD, its con-
slant disposition to make those who
created it ashamed of their responsibility,
all serve to ALLEVIATE thoughtful Repub-
licans and to consulate and strenthen the
influences whose repression was two
years ago regarded as essen ial to the
usefulness and success of the party.
1t matters not lbat Mr.. Hayes "means
WE'LL" A weak President is one OF the
worst of Presidents. Nor is there much
satisfaction in Mr.. Sherman's anxiety TO
anticipate resumption after having given
aid and comfort TO measures that ehdan-
ger its permauence. The iniirmities of
the President and the wiles of his Sec
retary of the Treasury are perpetual
source of party embarrassment. They
excite ridicule at the expense of princ!-
pie, and they give rise to plans in which
the humiliation of the Administration
will be linked with the success of the
persons and schemes 1t has striven to
crush. The Administration cannot gain,
and the party must suffer.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17
Indian EiCIltiug.

Gen. Mcdowell reports to the War De.
partment further particulars of the recent
fight between the Umatillas and the
Snake Indians, in which the Snakes lost
30 and the Umatillas 2. The Umatillas
were at the time reported seeking the
protection of the United States troops
The Interior Department has information
that a number of Standing Rock Indians
led by very bad savage called "Goose,'
recently attempted to drown Agent
Hughes, who had deposed "Goose" from
the cheftainship. 1t also appears thai
Col. Carlin, in command of the military
post, between whom and Hughes an un
pleasantness exists, might have prevented
the assault, but did not. Indian Inspec
tor Hammond, who unearthed the Grow
Creek frauds, will investigate the mat
ter.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17
WANTS.

yHANTED.-Copy of the Daily Gazette
w for Thursday, January 10, 1878, Ten
cents will be paid for the same at
jy12-tf THIS OFFICE.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17
JOHN SHERMAN'S ILL-GOTTEN
WEALTH,

Perhaps Sherman used his official posi-
tion as Chairman of the Senate Commit
tee on Finance for his own personal prof
it, and perhaps this accounts for the fact
that, although he entered Congress few
years ago poor, he is now worth several
millions of dollars. 1t is no secret that a
man occupying his position can exercise a
powerful influence on the money market
especially during times such as then ex-
listed, and an INSCRIPTIONS man could
use that influence in such a manner as
to increase his bank account by hundred
of thousands of dollars in the course of a
year. Perhaps John Sherman would
disdain to use his influence for such pur
pose, but the probabilities are, in view of
his past alnuous conduct, and his past
poverty and present wealth, that he did.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17
The Claim for 100000. 900

PHILADELPHIA, July l6-An adjourn
ed meeting OF some of the New Jersey
heirs of the Jennings estate in England
was held in Morgan ball, Camden, for
the purpose of Completing arrangements
Tor sending Lemuel A. Cook to England
to get possession Of the property. His
offer to collect the vast amount at ten per
cent. has been accepted, and some $1,000
is to be raised to pay his expenses. The
members present were quite hopeful un-
der the representations made that the
connecting link ia the heirsbip bad been
found, and that removed all bar to their
becoming pos essed of the property,
amounting to some $300,000,000. Mr..
Cook will start for England i'll short
time.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17
UNHE HOME In STITUTE,

m home institute opens its SfRlNG
competent and wide-awake teachers. Tn
only home day and boarding school in the
city. Object system. Special advantages
for French and music. Eight instructors.
Method of drawing taught in no other
school in Wilmington. MODERATE
RATES. THOROUGH WORK. Primary,
middle, and senior classes. Monthly re-
ports sent to parents TO be signed and re-
turned. Select number of boarding pupils
Address flor circular) MRS. 4 MISS
HOUSTON. Home Institute, No. 800 Della
ware Avenue, Wilmington, Del.
marll-d&w
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17
WANEE j,

GOOD LIVE BUSINESS MEN to sell
the Excelsior Improved Letter Copying
Book. No Press, Brush or Water used,
copies Instantly. Agents outfit $3.50.
Agents make from $40 to SIS per day.
Only necessary to show sample TO make
sales aud money. All business men, pro-
fessional men, real estate and insurance
agents, bankers, railroad and other corpo-
rations buy IL. Exclusive territory given
With this and our PATENT INK ERA
SER you can make $500 per month. EX-
CELSIoR MANUFACTJRING Co., 47 La
Sale ST., Chicago. incorporated, 1876.
Capital, 100000. jyi3-lm
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17

About 1900 employees of the Reading
Railroad and Coal and Iron Companies
from Reading and its vicinity visited the
Permanent Exhibition and the Geological
Garden yesterday, at the expense of
their employers.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17

THE ATTEMPTED DROWNING of Indian
Agent Hughes by the Indians is to be in
vestigated at Washington. Hughes is
possibly honest and his ducking mistake,
but if the savages would drown or in some
other way dispose of one-half his associa-
tes it would be hard to find jury to con-
vict them of even misdemeanor.- Herald.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17
EDUCATIONAL.
" ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
WII.MI NGTQN lEI.A ARE.

w WILMINGTON, DEL AWAKE,
At the opening of the Fall term, Mon
day, Sept. 8. 1878, there will be q N f w
President, NEW furniture, NEW repairs
the modern conveniences NEWLY intro
duced TO add to the comfort of the young
ladies both in the public and private
rooms, and all this at the OLD prices.
For catalogues address the president,
REV. j. NJ. WILLIAMS A. NJ.
vi y
The daily gazette., 1878-07-17
Il, and Commercial.

v,nxrsoroN. Del. July ly u ,is iTs ,v
,.st STOCK quotations sonss 1ssnfsa1S Ruildipg
mIduston, Id NJ pei, 4 ia1tniTTATIoNs. a. Il M ISlas.'