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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-01-03

Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aft.
er Monday, July l6. 1877, the following will
be the Schedule:
Leave Columbia at lilo m
Leave Alston at 1.l0 p M
Leave Newberry ut 9 % M
Leave Hodges at 5.55 m
Leave Bolton at 7.05 p m
Arrive at Greenville at 8.36~p m
DOWN.
Leave Grcenville at 7.20 a al
Leave Bolton at 9.l0 a m
Leave Hodges at 40.47 a III
leave Newberry at 40 m
Leave Alston at 800 III
Arrive at Columbia at 500 p M
DG3yr Connect at Aston with Trains on the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad; connect ut
Columbia with Night Trains on the South Car
olinn Railroad up and down also with Trairs
going North and South on the Charlotte, Co.
lumbn and Augusta and the Whining on, Co,
ABBEVILLE BRANCH.
Tram leave Abbeville at Us M, connect :"
ing with Down Train from Greenvile. LeaI @
Cokesbury at 2.16 p M, connecting with Up
Train from Columbia. Accommodation Trains
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaye
Co5csbury at II. is M, or on tho arrival OF
the Down Train from Greenville. Leaves Abs
beville at l o'clock p. M, connecting with CF
Train from Columbia. 500. ..''n'~ -.'... =.
ANDERSON BRANCH AND PLUE RIDGR
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

So they sad through alp the years III which
the North asked only that the slave power
be content with Whist it had, and cease ltN
aggrcssions. that ali who opposed them were
Ab0linOnirts. They were not, until the SCUM
forced them by the necessities ot war TO be-
We protest now that we do not iaVof
return to the military policy OF me
Government. THE TgIBrNE opposed II
while IT lasted, and rcioiced when IL
ended. But here i. condition OF affairs III
the south which calls for Investigation, ana
if the facts are IA they have been represented
for so,nc remedy. % much is due to justice
and right. 1t is matter in which not alone
,hc people OF the South but all citizens are
III. .erf sted. 1t touches the very yitalN oil the
Republic. and il the marrow OF Tree III
,titution,. Against the call for iull ana
searching Inquiry into this subject 1t Is ldle
70 raise any counter cry FOR IN mNcNli-
patIon of charges of bulid0znS III New
York or Massachusetts. The latter l.
oppo.cd hy no one, but welcomed
by all. What the people want, and
az entitled to have, is the uHih and the
Who'll, truth concerning all the charges oi
fraud, intimidation and violence, both IN the
North aud South. And soon or late there
must bc some remedy found, for such wrong
and idiustIcc cannot triumph in the end.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
rUr ci0SjAG ELSIAESS yfIR.

The last year of irrcdccmablc currency comes
TO an end very quietly. The predicted uni
"ycr,al bankruptcy fails 20 appear. OF COM
mcrrial disorder there j. les, than has been
seen At ih, season for several years. The
Itriod of yearly settlements approaches.
hut the number of failures is uHuS,i-
ally small. Of industrial proStration,
there /, Jess than has been seen at the close
Of any year since l172. In the coal mine,
thrro il more hopeful feeling among the
miners, in part because the combination by
which production has been 80 closely restricted
has broken down. In the RAILROAD boards, the
closing account, for the year show decided
Improvement IN earnings. In the banks,
40 apprrhcnsion is felt, although resumption
Is close at hand-that dreaded and destroying
monster which was to dcyOur us all. In
short, not one of the gloomy predictions Of
mti-rcsumptlonis ha, come 10 pass. Ca
the contrary, there is a general feeling
of encouragement and hopclulncs,. The
worst i, known the dreaded disasters, every
body sees, are not coming; and there il al
ready apparent an improvement III the char
actcrand result, og business. Men look forward
with reason to more healthy activity after the
new fttl DNSlllN VIll itu' i'lN NlltlHltNl IlNtli
10 n solid basis.
The imports at Ncw-)ork for the last year
have been only $2S7,O0O, 900, bat this de-
crease i wholly accounted for by the fall in
price, OF imported goods. Thus. The LondoM
Economid Of December ! I, in comparing Brit
ish imports ami exports, observes that
during November the raw materials which
eve imported Tor manufacturing purposes
"wrrc ~ "a whole, about 10 per cent cheaper
:" than in November. 1871 and that the de
crease exhibited III the value of imported
articles OF food was 20 per cent, while III
respect 10 the exports ii says, "il il still
apparent from various items that WI
"havc been doing moro work for les,
"money.' Nearly the same observation,
apply to the traffic Of Great Britain il
previous months. The year has been one O
such general decline in prices that decreas,
of fully 10 per cent in the value Of imports
it is probable, would have resulted, had thc
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
RNONIL.

General Garfield is to address at Chicago
ncNi Thursday meeting OF inc "lionest-M0ney
League" callcd to celebrate the resumption OF specie
pas n;"nts.
Mr.. W. ". Corcoran, Of Washington, who
has iust passed his eighty rni birthday, Is exceedingly
we'll manages hs husiurss thoroughly, aud enjoys his
evening Whist as much Gr ever.
Louis Blame il quoted 10y Mr.. Yates AS say
ng that IN the coming federation OF the world in the
uniy,rsA republic two languages alone would remain -
French As the language ot literature and English as
the language OF commerce.
Mr.. Henry Irving has manfullX begun n
theatrical reform which has long been needed IN Lon
don: he has abolished feOS altOgrther Nobody viii
hereafter he called upon To pay Tor programmos-!
short. no fees ol any Kind VIA be permitted
Frederick G.. Mathcr, who owned The Bing-
hamtOn Times and one-thirIof The Binghamton Rrp"bt
ea mas, since tho consolidation OF these TWO papers, re
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
UOW TO BREAK TP ILLICIT Stills.

The moOnshimerI and the revenue officers III Ten
nes-ec and North Carolina 20 on dodg'ngea other
through the mountains. a5 thoy have done Tor TWO
years with one or two mur lcrs week to Keep up
the spirit of TIE thing. This week The officers had
tLc best of it, seizng iortysX Illicit dIstlierN; but
next one or two of them may he sho:, and then
Will follow the arrest OF the mIrdererS. Their rescue
from some tumblc-down jail, more murders, and pro-
baby Il hanging at the end The same routine Is
gone through year in and year ont.
1t is a popHla- mistake, However, to consider the
mO0nshiners "a vicious, murderous gang, living on
wnskcy and human gore. Tho mOuntaInocrs in
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina are as
a rule an ignorant, peaceabic, kindly folk, whose
only dissipation is monthly "preaching' or
prayeg-ncclirg held in one tarotf cabin or another
But they are wrctchcdy poor, theV own moth
ing but Their farms. and are forced
to barter their crops. There Is HttlC or no
money of any kind in circulation. 1t is
almost impossible to bring their wheat or corn into
any market for lack Of roads and TRANSFORMATION;
the only way. therefore left FOR them to turn them
into the ncccsslrcs OF life II rs whSkcy. No harm
can be done by telling the truth about the moon
sinners side of the story, even if 1t IL the whskey
side. 4 railroad running from the Piedmont
Air Line th.ouGh 20 Knoxville, Team, which
would open mp these sOIltudr5, would 10 more to
pu an end - Illicit stills and murders than all the
revenue officers IA the COautIy.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
5uner to aopcrnsemruIs.

h,itsluENI.-:id P0Oe-6th cOlumn. o. .,,,u,,
T,XEIX,, ,Np FiNANtIAI.-7'h IidGe-"d c"luinn
- ,NTpI.rI NsTtCI>-6h TGgC-4ih cOInhh ~, o,,,,,,,,
NAxkINC IIOUsiS AND BANKBRs-fW ioot--o'n O
foAKp ,Np KooN>-3d Fuge-otA c"uInh'
BusISIss CHANCES 6m fGGt-td colulh"
PUsI>E>s NJfI,IS-tH P0de-iSt column
CoRrngarIuv NOuCEs-3d FU9e-4ih roiGhb'
lotrNrR, no \ED-d iGGt--Jth cOluLh.
DASCISG ArAuENIB,--fH PGGc-3i column"
IIy1rr NJ NoTlcES-7m P00t-6th coli'ni. .
DEy ioOb,.- }d fyGs-;d, dth, 5tt ana olhVu''i'"''
i.NCUK-IoNs "a EGqr-ith c"liHI' o., o,,.o,,
IUROrIAN ApVLHIIsENENTs-5d i'tRe-" COW"
JlNAN,IAI--TN J0Q1-5ih c"uuin'
EgRNlTVRI-- IUgp--Sd co.uln
.GEATtsA\ FLNpEKs- 6H FdGe--l'h column
UOrEI>-}d 'Vgc- 9th column
UrtV WV D. sd PJIe--5th column.
ICE CREAM-GH Idc'-3d Counin, ,n,os
INSTRUCTION 6h ItiJt-2d ana "a columns
IAN ~rUDuIS-tH lGUe-3d coiHmu. -
IIcr,.tr. A~p MLE1INGS--.;d Pdgr-lth column
JFEA, AnrIrEs-jd Idgs-fni column.
IO>T A<D FoCND-;jd PdGc-3d co'uinn.
M ACUINEcl 9Th FGGC-3d CoiuniiL 80
hGruIAGrS AND UEATIIs-Jfb FI0c 6'h comnh, r..
MIECELIANEOUS-3d M fd0t-ou Co'"bh' S' ''
5th and Gil columns. =, ..
MCetc.I Iys1gUMCNTs-3 81 Pd0s-3d column
NV PUBLICATIONS GN Pdg6-lSt aud "a co!uihHs'
VROpoS NS-GH PG0e-6th column: , .,..
pTIt ESrATF FOR SAIE-CTY-6h FU9c-1ih Vo,'''i,i -,
|CoINfRY- Fage-GLh column 10 hAC"~N"" ''''
PnOc-'iih COuliu.
srTC1AI NOTICES 81 fT9e-6ii c"iheh 81, .,...-, .
sITT. .TioXs N1STLD-MA ALEs--.'d PdCe-Jth column
eFNAr-- 81 IUCe--5th 'n Uun. -, -.., -.t
6TEANPOAT- ANp EAILEOA -bH fd0e--flu ''u "'N
sTEhwTks. UcFAS-GH Pa0f-fth column
1fACUERs--Gh i'qGS-3d column. ~
To l,T CITY rROPEErV-6M iHg'-Dth Co!uhl"' u.
REooKLY>-Cn PdGe-6ih column. trtNIhA-''
PGqr-6th column.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
TNE NEUS TINS MORNING.

FoErIc>-It appears from the details Of the io.s
nftf. EmIy g. Soudcr, that three boats, iIie.rait
and floating hatch, were launched before
she went down; it seems very iri-
probable that more than the two scamen Were
rescued -= The first steamer 81 plo-
posed line between Halifax and Havana
i to sa,. January -. -= The OLDHAM
cotton operatives strike is virtually ended.
- Kim Alfonso ha- signed a decree dssolyng
the Spapi,h CorteS. ---- General Roberts has dc
.larcd that The Kuram VALLEY will henccforth be
undeT british sway.
DnNE>nC.- General Sheridan has forwarded to
Washington hi, Specifications of cases of Indian
,ni,lnanagc,n.ut. .---- The President la, pre-
pared ,,'uninous package of .cttcr- and reports
aiout election Outragcs IL the South, which
Will lee sent to the Senate after the holidays.
C. The latest decision at Washington is that
tho Teller Committee can have the money
10 begin an investigation with; work will
begin at once =---- The British steamer 1unis is
aground ~ Cape Henry. III twelve feet Of water.
EN-Covcruor Stcarns. Of New Hampshire ~
dead. The next rcmion of the Army Of The
Tsnncssec ~ to be held i'll Chicago at the
time GcucIa Graut is there. --- TIE IEBUNEs
Washington dispatches to-day present the sub
stance Of thr report OF the British Roy Commi,-
sion ON ExtraditOn.
Cl1Y AHp SUBu BuRBAN.--Ficd & James brokers,
were robbed on Saturday oi 100000 IN
Government bonds by John w. Hail
n reward Of s.. 200 has been offered. ---
The securities and most Of The money
lost by the Importers and Traders Bank
have been returned. -= Mr. Beechcr
preached on wars and standing armies,
aud Professor C0c, OF New Haven, on e ihc S0Hl
Known to God. .r---S Several valuable lots on Fifth
ave. have been bought by William II. Vanderbilt
and hls sons. - Three men were killed by 8u
explosion at the Rendrock Powder Mills, near
Paterson - Police officer Furness, who was
shot at She Metropolitan Hotel hy an insane guest,
has di4d. ------ Gold, 10oiCI, 1Ooi32, l00la2.
Gold value Of the legal-lcndcr dollar, at the
clo,r. 30 90 cents. Gold vaue Of the lcgal-cndcr
silver dollar .il2i2 grain,i $3.50 cents. stock, ac-
tive ard higcr for oil except the coal shares clos
ing fra
TIN WrA1HfR.-TuBCNE local observations in
dcatc partly cloudy or cloudy weather viii,
snow. thermometer vesterday o.. so, "a
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

mantities of each article imported re-
NAMED the same as Ill 1917. but
tho decrease in value of IMPORTS at
Ncw-York has been less than S3O,0oo'ooo,
or 92 per cent On the other hand, there has
been an increase of sol 100000 Ill value OF
exports from this port, with returns for one
week still lacking. This il an increase OF
17l2 per cent and yet the decline in prices
of exported products has been NOT far
from - per cent, Apparently the traffic
of this port is nearly onc-third larger Iii re-
Spcct to quantities exported than II has been
in any preyIous year. The specie movement
has been small. Exports of specie amount to
only TiZ,3S9.2jT during the year thus
far, of winch 5000, ,523 was silver
and $j,s33.73l was gold but the I'M
ports of silver Mt New-1ork, with one
week still lacking, have been 81 1,536,4S1
and of gold TT,2Ol ,97G Hence. the store OF
both gold and silver has been increased dur
Ing the year, 80 far as it has been affected
Iy the foreign trade Of New Iork And 1t Is
known that the result of the whole foreign
trade of the county has been substantially
the same; the movement OF precious
metals has been unlmportant but mas
slightly increased, on the whole. the
Nations store Of such commodities. Inc
enormous excess of exports over imports oi
merchandise has been met if at all, by the re-
turn of bonds and the cauceliin% OF Indebted
ness abroad.
The banks of this city close the year with
reserve of SGi.2sl 200, the excess above
legal requirements being SIC, O,l7s,775. Against
their dcposils. the banks hold about 30 per
in, K-,s..y q A
stronger position than they were last yrar be
cause the specie which they hold VIII cease
after tomorrow to be a special deposit. In
effect. their available reserve last year WIS
orly SO. 800 800 of legal-tcndrr,, AGAINST
&loT1Il. 500 of deposits; whereas il i ROW
FiO.7G7, IGU Of lrgdl-lcndcg3 and $50. O.3lt, 100
of gold. the whole Doing ayIilabI" as reserve.
No disturbance this week IL appTo hcudcd, even
by those gentlemen who expressed thclI
anxiety. not very long aga. TO ra' TjD,otO
for the right To be frs; in the line at the
Treasury on resumption day. If General
Ewing vii! visit Ncw-lork on Thursday, he
will observe that the testimony of tho>"
gentlemen before his committee WAS consider.
adj, more alarming than their actual behavior
will br when resumption begins. Payment OF
drtlr, in lc-dl-ttndrrs viii commence on that
d.y. aud the officials of the Treasury Wil
ccrsc To keep separate com accounts, 1t there
-hnuld still bc ANY Inconvenience in making
~cftlrmruts il J. Within the power Of th.
Secretary Of the Treasury 10 adopt
n.h,r "ol stl, more effective tgdla-
ton-, 10y winch the demand Tor coin
would bc further diminished. BIt no one
arprrhcni> thar any mconycn'rnt demand Tor
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
TIJE yELLER COHnIITEE.

When Il member of Congress moves nm III
yc>tIgation into q subject OF pibic concern, il
is not to be presumed that he already pos
sc,seS the information of which he pnolcS.cs
to he in search. and that ne only wishes to
use Il committee, aS convenient agency i"l
putting it into official form. An investigation
is not like Il case in court, where the prose-
cutnr secures the evidence bt for" hc opens the
cha,gcs II l. not Il trial at all; it !, simply
III inquiry, which does not prcsHppo,e the
omml~Si"n Of any wrong, bat only the exist
cncc of u state of Things respecting which
it is dc~irlhlc that Congress or the county
should have iJlicr intelligence. When Mr..
Blaine. therefore on the iirSr day oi the SrS-
sion, called for the appointment OF commit
zee on the Southern election cases, hr dd not
alice in his resolution that any fraud OF VIC.
Irrcc had been committed; hc did not even
refer to report, Of fraud and violence; he
did not volunteer as a prosecutor or a wit
ness. me- merely asked for M inquiry. and tiic
S.lato voted il.
Nr. Teller aud lI~ associates seem 70 hHyc
ml>apnchcud,d the position "i aiidliH
when they asked MIR. Blaine 10 tel!
thrr vlat they ought to ito. and TO
.r...,, them with tho evidence which the
oG"'. instructed them +" l""N '''' iH'|
Vu, called together pot {" W'-''"''' n"' .'
find or. Nlr. Blaine very property reminded
tacm that thr Instructions oI 'Ar Senate an"
moi tIr Instructions ui the mover OF iir I'5o-
'utop, mH-r hc Their guide Ia determining me
-rop. gad direction "i thc inquiry. Tie m'sr'
hay, added ,ht There was 40 good r'a'or i"t
assuming that H. had a prrNu" budget O.
c,iGguc. to iay before them, or ANY other
facts ilau thos" that are within reach "i
c,crS citI1,H who reads tine newspapers. me
Transactions Vi'h gave use {" ihr h..I-
g.i.ion are no;Dii"u-. They were not first
brought to light ly N.r. Blaine. HIS
speech ia support OF the rc-oIution only en-
yhu~ilcd statements which have been current
al over til" North ever since the election
have been confirmed 'N ihr inquiries ih'I-
tutcd hy Noohcn Journals, and prdrilcdI'y
admitted hy many oi The newspaper" "i 'h'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
pDLJIjClL NOIES.

.....,...., ~. ,..i,
l''9' ~ XIV '"'' ''
Don, Voiiy ;o"'Sr!I' Moss lIih Tribune haSA
I"'t''''" S'"'
The D"m,rli7 are urea 81 nearing hp"W 'ht
''f''''''''' A. ''"
Glover D., tbc haPHc'i man ~ America lit mas
Na'hnrto1 ai to himself 10 If'uc' ''""' III ana
p''''"'
Ia" bHNArb movement i"iG'S A','" Win 'Hr Il'A
Of r'e'lrt'T peculiar &" toii"h nope Ilo'h
.''''.- >.'''' '' ID. '"
I..l, is 'a"'r in " ""r"I"S'"h ih'i '"' b'H'-
rri, i .i.,, up .tud -j;., cipher hunt alter Che
i,Ii..- iYL.. Jtfr .irtri.<F'- advice New. and
'r -, H.. ,.....t...
Il Porn ~w,f. bad Hpr been abroad. ne would have
,., ,l.. .i. u,....r,.. l......., ~,I l.r,.r ..,,
,.:
.h"' '"' "'. wa '..' .''' ~ "'' '"''''' - '''''
I.'.'' '' " ''.'.' '''I -''''
II viii D.. q -,r4, moment fDr Chairman Potter
and .nr >.a-ur!r.ae when d" aiIsd, from the
lr'iI a.',. .hr -''Ais nee @i thr .r,minR ',hNs'
."'''' 80 course SIZE VIII "">.'' q" meet '.'''
In' 'I..'". I.'""..'' genus VINO "'..' r"
d....., b. bright sunlight "i p'airiy from sbr c.-
pine, ulaI.,uE oN shouting Tor aH IuNr-i'3'ioHo OF
SECRETARY ~u.,m1u'~ resumption operations. mus
''giu o." wIrr'' iH.' h' mas 'UIre"'i h!iH'cI
"'''' " ''''."'' ''''''"'
L." a-- 'Hnt prm'rrilr "d'Io:' VINO mas nee"
unable '"-' a'' h''m III '''le-O'''"i- ana ''.'""|-
ne "r amy i."nt bad Dr. the 'gA''~ l. ,','',n| '"-
pressed "Hh ih' 'iI''I'Nr ''"i'.'' "I ""HI"%'ns
Vllr. ls "uu.ug &" light 10 N!.-4, ,hu>'tts. lie
looks upon the latter ~ - peril lliN treatment
ut % O., certainty a peril to- his reputation Tor
common sense.
.,. ....,l.,u:.,. tl... M
''i"i, '"-N "'i ".u'''''''. ""'l"'''E ,'''' W.
Ilt.u "l,l appear In y Nd~hiu-'"u "l'"r t"c InIi-
da,- aud demand an investigation of Ia" CPt"rs.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

II appears that when the great storm came on, the
paS>"u5 II and crew OF the Emily B. Sender made
a valiant effort 10 escape. As at the wreck of
ihc Pom ucr4ma, one of the boats was capsizcd
almost ds soon as it touched the water. Two
other, yYcrc set a!Oat, bnt Captain Kuchl remained
braycly at has post until 10 "ctock-iiyc hours al
ter the vessel was dcclucd hopeless wreck-and
then with some others took 10 ihc on hastily
con-tIUc.cdlit Only six persons then remained
on board and the two rescued ScaIucn were OF
this lumbcr. it may be inferred that thor chance
of safety seemed At least taira that Of the cap
min md liz cuMpAmiO-s.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
rHE rA4nr-MaEKA uLLNnNI.

Tl, attempts 20 better The law ui trade
mail. o., statute. hpvc "yidcnt. ruuddi,d rho
subject. 4 Maryland judge has pronounced
the law Of Cop.Ic-s uuquc>tIouabN cou-iitu-
ijouaI; and iu.-ts viii generally agrCc that, il
n l. -o. II ha. superseded State laws. Eul
Wisconsin Judge g.. just Is clear that thc
National laW J., a uu,ity; and om' con. cqucucc
OF th., decision, il sustained. would bc that
STATE law. arc revived. Mclnvm the m.uu-
:a,trIrr cannot know under winch law to Ici.
B,touc ctarr law va, passed CONT, of
,o,,I, f,d built up 4 SOMEWHAT vague yet
efficient system for protecting thy peculiar
Labels. u,Iquc dc.igu~. characteristic mann.
and fame, cIlchwori~ adopted hy various
manufacturers and dealers. LNery producer
of an article generally known to br good set.
"a ,.,'uc on lhc Trademark wish wal"h o. ha~
become a>-o"Idtcd n the puhilr m'nd and
VII rc-i~' thc employment al II h} III. co'n-
pctit"'.. The counts have sustained t9T-'
claims; not ;" mu'h' h""'N'i' III '"'
NIcN that Il dr-mdrh - property, IL
upon th" ground OF protecting the FubIi'
from imposition. Ny man may ndhr ana -cIl
cologne or cocoa "ll, pencils or Plauo-ioIicS,
shawl or shirts; but if hr sells them under
thc nance and Characteristic labels o' "'d ana
distinguished dealer, tn, public Htv liable to
Toe d"'rlN'a' i"i lh' $Ahc "I Ht p"pH' 'hc
courts VIII 't"p S"'h Im''"II'HN ny hNu''-
ton, aHd II dong 80 also protects n'utor-
Ou. manufacturer III the slowly acquired rcpU-
tation OF his wares. 80 much the better.
This was the old equity doctrine oi trade
marks. But II waSalong ard difficult IuHuIn, IN
many oi these eases, WIiirh al thc il\H' Wa hiNt
IN The use OF th' disputed name "l emblem.
TO rhy'r inns dliIi'"i'y' 10 supply proof "i
thc oiiSIhdi ownership ana H''' l. 'c"ilhE
object oi the tialr-EIIk statutes. such stat
uics have brch passed IN England. hl me
I"gi-aluIc oI N'"-l"ih' ana hN '"nEir'S.
lhcl enable d''''r "hch ne H'Ht ADOPTS a
iild' -harh TO Register 1t IL Ms own; ana nav
IhE done 'hiN' nc can AT any Ilhc appear I"
lh' Pu"h' recon" l" c'''"iSh Ms Piloii'| oI
design. conversely, any one proposing to
adopt II iiade-hafh can ascertain from the
record Whcihr the same ",A!Sh mas bvth APP
propraird
Ouf people nave niue concern WIN inc
EnrIlSh n" II Is thr CONFUSION h''"'ch Hil''
~" N''l"'''I ,'"S WIG" "''"' i'u'"H' I"'
hl'' N"'!o""' Id" "PI''l'" !" 'n'"' "S "n'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
omnsemen,s ano Rrennes Co. Alabt.

x,onr,r. 1uF ARE" Evaugeire" .
suoi" sui,,, AZ rny ATRE-" Uncle Dan1" ,r
n.s'S, ROOM TnEATRE" Manhattan Bfa.I Din Van
!DRA~i',.h"" rtiEaTRE-Joseph Jefferson" KIP N~u
Winkl - p, III, z5,rriogen
AtS,,,,- &, AKuEN-" Peep q Day. E,
a., S,,,.,, nm ,TKT-" The BlrbaTHn. ., u-,oda .,
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sryI>v,y HhtI--Life OF Jesus.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

Il seems that the Democratic atratc-I,t,
Who mad tnyr laugh in advance AT the CON
fusion which WAS 10 fall upon President
Hayes when hc was asked 10 produce
the proofs of his statement respect
ing thc Southrrn elections, arc 10 have their
next lau&h-ou lie other side of ;hg face.
Our Washington dispatches star" that the
President will Nsll~Ini, To- Congress, Whcu tht
body rcJ~somb,rs. q Large mas OF evidence It.
sp,ctm. the Southern outjJ@,-. much of which
was ready for Congress when the session
opened. This evidence is contained IN oira!
dogmcntS-thc reports OF di.trirt-a,toncy>,
maI>hal~ and dcputics-aad VIII make
interesting reading for those oauguinc
Democrats WHO have been insisting that
the whole story Of political murders
in South Carolina and Louisiana wa>
a newspaper fiction. The cxdaCts from these
letters which are given IN our Washington
dispatches show what an excellent foundation
the Teller Committee VIII nave for IT, work.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

For the power of Congress, if it exists, Is ex-
elusive; if it is disproyed, then and then only
arc State laws operative. The subject deserves
early and final determinations
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

There are two excellent reasons why Russia
should be disnOsed not to press Turkey for an
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

The gloom winch has settled on Lancashire
Seems moic dismal than that which the cotton
famine of lSG2-'Gj caused, inaSmuch as the
sources of depression are of a more
irrcmediable character. The employers have
Won at Oldham, but their victory over the
fami,hcd woIl,-people is a sign of decline
rather than Of improvement.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

The person who stole or found the pocket
book OF the Importers and Traders Bank
returned 100000 in securities and kept
$1,000 in money-for his honesty. And yet
the bank 10 not satisfied, and no doubt this
practical opponent of National Banks will be
still more firmly convinced of the grasping
nature OF the money power"