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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONET1RY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
And SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW York, october 10, 1870.
The dry.goods imports for the week were valued
OF 81 0ii,277. Amount marketed 81 tll3,OOO.
Money was active to-day at d@e7 per cent, clos
ing easy at 4. Foreign exchange heavy and weak
at4si@ls1l6 for long and l2A@ls3 for demand,
Government bonds quiet.
State bondsdul Railroad bonds dull and higher.
Erie second new consol advanced ia to S61s'
Erie seconds per cent funds advanced per cent.
to SO. The largest rise was per cent, on Lohigh
d. Wilkesbarre income. The other changes were
as follows: An advance of per cent in Iron
Mountain second preferred income, do flrsts pre-
ferred income Mobile Kansas and Texas frsts
consol assented Ohio and Mississippi second;
Lchigh d Wikcsbarre consols assontcd, ana
Rome, Watortown aud ogdensburg ilrss consol,
"a in Cedar Rapids & Northern frsts, "a in wa,
bash seconds lex couponl "a in Boston, Hartford
and Erie ifsts, Canada southern iirsls guaranteed
Kansas Pacific Denver div sixesw coupon Ger
tiilcatcs and Iron Mountain seconds In North
western gold seyens, and a In Jersey Central frsts
conso ussented. The seven per cent gold bonds
of the ST. Louis. Kansas City n Northern Omaha
extension) which road Will be completed next
week, are selling at 103@103lI, while the North Mis-
souri, flrsts, on same line are selling at ia. The
stock market was buoyaut in the early dealings
G. Q. 4 l. The coal shares and Eric were also very
prominent in the improvement, During the after
noon there was reaction OF M@2N per cent,
Michigan Central leading the decline. Toward the
close the speculation assumed strong tone, and
the final dealings showed q recovery OF A@lM per
Gent, the coal shares and Erie exhibiting marked
buOyancy The rise In the coal stocks was based
on the improved demand for coal, caused by the
revival of the Iron industry throughout the coun-
tTy' WIlCh resulted III an advance N inc prices OF
coal, ana which, II Is reported, VIII be shortly fol
lowed by another advance The decline In Mich.
igan Central was due TO the announcement of the
accident on that road at Jackson, Michigan, The
total sales aggregated $4,000 shares, of which
15SOO0 were Erie 900 Lake Shore, 10000 North
western, 10000 81. Paul 5000 Wabash, $4,000 Della
ware, Lackawanna u Western, 1900 New Jersey
Central, Ii 900 Delaware & Hudson, 5000 Morris
q Essex, II 900 Michigan Central, 900 Union Pa
citc, 1000 c. @, q. Il l., 5000 Hannibal Il st.
Joseph, 2l,OOO Ohio &c Mississippi, 900 Pacific
Mail. 1900 st. Louis Kansas City " Northern,
1900 Kansas Texas, 5000 Iron Mountain, 10000
Chesapeake IL Ohio, 1900 Indianapolis Cincin-
natl 4 Lafayette, 5000 sutro Tunnel, and 5000
American District Telegraph.
The following were the closing quotations:
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ton. They were duly met at the station by frater-
nal lodges and marched about town till their lower
limbs gave out upon which Captain Joshua Ellis
invited them TO his residence where bountiiul
feast was awaiting the hungry Rechabites, The
order was accompanied by fifteen pieces OF music,
and the way they made old ALEXANDRIA resound
was startling. After appropriately serenading the
editor of the Gasdte the excursion party returned
poses TO give grand ball on THANKSGIVING eve.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
A JAPANESE Y.fRN.
A Story OF Fight Between Devil Fish
IN

Story OF a Fight Between DeyIl.Fish
and Bull.
Fact and fancy meet each other so nearly in
stories told Of the octopus that people who read
them are at one time inclined to believe even
Victor Hugo, aud at other times to dsbolieve
even the naturalists Both are interesting.
however, and any person who has had the
privilege Of seeing dovil.fsh, especially il
the one seen happens to be a largo specimen,
can easily perceive what excellent material il
affords for a wonder tale. The story given boz
low was communicated 10 the Toxic Japan)
Times by n correspondent, to whom it was
given as a specimen OF English composition by
young japanese scholar, who was u candidate
for the position of translator.
THE author of 'Shuyukidan,' who lived
some sixty years ago. was once travelling in
Mutsu, ono Of the northern provinces. Walk
ing one day near tho sea-beach he heard tho
below of Il bull, aud went in the direction Of
the noise. He was then witness of an extra
ordinary combat between some cuttlcfsh aud
bull. An enormous poulpo with bright pur-
pie eyes and tentacles six feet long, had at
tackled the quadruped. Throwing its arms
round the body, the monster tried to mako
for the water with its captive Meanwhile
other octopi, in large numbers and of great
size, swarmed on to tho shore, which seemed
10 be alive with their big, round heads
Some of them assisting their comrade, soon
like him attacked the bull, dragging it
down to the sea. Their quarry, how
ever, made brave resistance, and sue
ceeded in goring its first foe in the head lad
belly, and shaking itself free Gror; 10 embrace.
Before it could escape, howcver it was firmly
held by still larger monster, while others
TOOK sJ.icitous care Of the wounded one. The
/ unfortunate beasts believing attracted crowd
| of fishermen to the spot One of these, stronger
and Drawer than his fellows, his limbs swathed
IN straw bandages, and sharp knife in his
hand, boldly rushed to the rescue of the bull,
and cut through tho tentacles which incloscd
it, Other poulpes then attacked tho fisher, to
whose aid his fellows FASTENED, and II fierce
fight ensued between men and monsters, in
which the former were victorious many of the
squds being killed, while the rest escaped
into the water.
Two of the tcntaces wound round the bull
were so heavy that one man alone could not
carry them. One was twelve and the other six
feet long. The larger of the two was subse-
quenty boiled in sections ut different times in
n big kettle. Some years previous to this
battle, cattle had disappeared In u mysterious
way from the same shore. Tho fight between
the cephalopoda and the bull enlightened the
plopretors rs to the cause OF their loss"
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TINTED STATES MARsnALs SALE.

Z NJ It'd % II 7 70 ''' I'VE 7''HT7
by virtue OF writ OF Hcrl hclas issued out OF the
clerks office OF the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia and TO me directed, will sellat publicsaie,
for cash, at the courthouse door Of said District ON
WEDNESDAY, tho 6h day of October, 1879, ut IL
o'clock all the right title, claim, aud the interest
OF the defendant In and to the following described
property TO wit: The north seventeen feet OF lot six
Co., of square twentynne (29), by the depth of said
lot In the city OF Washington, ID. G., together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon the property of Frederick Neunhr TO
satisfy execution No. 2l,O7i law, in favor OF Jonathan
Granim. FREDk DOUGLASS,
4. s. Marshall, D. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer. selldts
The above sale Is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
October Is, 1879, at same hour and place
FliEDk DOUGLASS,
ocLdts q 5. Marshal.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuonecr
TRUSTEES SALE or TwO-SToYY FRAME
HOUSE THINIEEN ANDA'HALF STREET,
BETWEEN u AND G.

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the sth day OF
May, A., d. 1875 ana duly recorded In lber No, SIS,
folio 3i OF the land records for the District of Cuum.
bia, and at the VIII ten request OF the party secured
thereby, Will offer Tor sale At public auction, IN
front Of the premises, ON TUESDAY the lith LAY OF
October, A. D. 1879, at O'Clock p. ~, the following
real estate aud promises, located IN Washington, D..
O.. with the improvements thereon, via! Tho south
half Of lot No. X, In square No, ms.
Terms o sle; One-iOurth Of TIC purchase money In
cash, tho residue m six, twelve ANA eighteen months,
to be secured upon the premises sold Win interest
from the dny OF sale NJ The tate OF seven per cent,
OF MI cash. at purchasers option. II The terms OF
sale are not complied with IN five days the truStucs
reserve The right To sell the promises Ht The risk
and cost OF defutng purchaser deposit OF S4i
VIII he required OF the purchaser the day Of sale.
JAS, n. PETTY, Treasurer.
A. II. STEPHENSON, ,,..,.,,.
se20eOdGds SAML II. wIMSA1'r i"7'''A
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BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust TO us, dated
july o. 1870 and duly recorded, viii offer for sale
NJ public auction, in front of the premises, on MON
DAY. the l3l day OF October, 1879, ~ o'clock D. M
the following described property situated in the city
of Washington District OF Columbia, known rs and
being the eastern part OF lot numbered seventeen %
In square numbered two hundred and thiriy-SiN (2D
having front Of twentoEe (I) feet Two aud " half
(2is Inches on North street by depth OF one hun
dred and twenty l2Ol feet, with the improvements
consisting oil wcll-huit two'story and basement
Rrick Dwelling Also The centre portion of lot mum
beTgd twenty COZ In said squire numbered two nun
dred and thirtysX (j) having front OF lweniy ta)
feel on Thirteenth street west lay depth OF one hun
DIR and thrte (l3) feet two and ahai (2a) Inches.
Terms of sale; Onethird cash. balance In siN and
twelve months or all cash, al the option OF the lur
chaser. The purchasers IrumiSsOry nOes 10 be- given
for the deferred payments bearing interest a. seven
) per cent. per nnum from day OF sale hI secured
by "A deed Oi trlsI on the property soli drpolt OF
slOO will bu required on The acceptance of bid for tho
N-sirpct property, and so on the Thirteenth street
lot. All cOnVcyHnClng ~ os OF purchaser, II terms
OF sale are not compiled with ~ seven days nom day
OF sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the
properly 1T the risk and expense of the deiaultng
purchaser. FRANCIS NJ IILER, lrr,.,,..
Be.neod,Gds BERNARD 4. UANLEN, ''"''o'9'
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LIVERY STABLES.
PROFESSIONAL.

DR BOswoRTII 9lS STREET n. W, Is THE
- most skilml and the only scientific Medical
crician ever In this city, All nervous and chronic
discusses positively cured, Female diseases special.
~. Refers to Senators ID. w, voorhees, Indiana; J.
j. Patterson S, g.; Samuel Norment, Washington, ID,
G., and others. Consultation nee \ competent and
qualified lady assistant 10 attend to ladies
notify
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sECOND.1iAND CLOTHING.

nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
" ~, the best, 40 B, JuSlHs OLD STAND,
known Tor years is the only place whore hrst'class
secondhand clothing can be sold at respectable
prices AduIts, call ~
JUSpli'S OLD STAND
No BlO u street, between sixth aud seventh streets
northwest OF branch store No. us Ninth street. DO
tNpun u and H. streets northwest
~ B-Notr bv matt promptly attended 10, sel6
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VOuN SHERMAN & CO., Real Estate Agents and
~ AuctiUneers ST. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE FRAN Il
NORTHEAST.

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 28th day Of
September. A. d. 1875, duly recorded In llbCr No s3,
folio 2ls seq OF lie land records for the Ds
trlc Of Columbia aud at the request Of tho party so
cured thereby, we viii sell at public auction IN front
OF the promises, ON WEDNESDAY, the I'D day OF
October lh7e, at i;;D y. M, the following described
real estate, situate In the city OF Washington, ID. c.,
known part of original lot numbered thirteen,
O3l, In square numbered one thousand and twenty.
eight, beginning Tor the ut the northwest
of said lot, and running thence northcasterly
along Maryland avenue twenty feet; thence south
eastwardy and at right angles 10 said avenue TO the
of said lot thence enthusiastically TO the west
side OF said lot and thence along the said west line OF
said lot To the place OF beginning, containing 2,120
square feet, more or less together with the improve
ments, consisting of a hve-rOom frame house, No
1873 Maryland avenue northeast,
Terms-one.thir in cash and the balance In SIX
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at pei
cent per annun the deferred payments To he secured
the premises sold. deposit OF $50 NJ time vi sale
Terms 10 be conn piled with In seven days.
h. H. WARNER, Trusta.a
j. d. CLARY,
WIN NJ SMITH Salesman OcJBlSyg
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IObIlN AbNliONs
Pursuant "a two deeds of trust executed by the Die
mai Swnmp Canal Company ON the lst dav Gs Juy
1917, and on the 10Th day of February !S5 respective
ly, to secure the payment OF ~ bonds issued by the
said company, tho undersigned surviving trustees by
the said dee15 appointed, VIII sell the ABONJfMIsN-
T!V1 ~ VALUABLE PROPERTY on the 18th day
OF JANUARY 1850, at IL O'Clock M, for cash at the
auction house Of Leigh Bros Phelps, in the city OF
Norfolk, Va -
VIM, II. G. ELLIS, irus'eos'
LEIGH BROS & PHELPS,
oci03m AuctiOneers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-11

The exercises Of the school will be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, the Sth day OF October, ut u O'Clock D.
M, when the announcements tor the car will be
made, aud opening addresses delivered by the Pro
eSsors.
Under graduates and new students purposIng 10
oin the school are invited to DO present. as also grid
yates In law who may desire Information respecting
the operat ons of the Post Graduate Depart ment
The charge for tuition In the under graduates de-
pArtment IL SSO for single year $50 Tor two years,
payable In advance half yearly or Ia monthly In
stnlmpns, at the option OF students.
Tile tuition lee IN the Post Graduate Department ~
$50 p yAble IN monthly instaments and covering the
entire period of nine months
Applications for catalogues may be made ut tho
bookstore Of w ii. and o. II. Morrison, 40 PCnnsyl-
yana avenue; at the National Savings Bank corner
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, aud TO the
President OF the University se26jw
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L AW SCHOOL
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,
700 N STREET ". W..

Educates Students as Practical Architects aud Eng-
npers.
Terms 81 per month, payable In advance. oc2.tf
DROF. ETTORE BARILI will return to Washing
j ton Thursday, October 1G lS70. to resume his In
structou In Singing Prof Barlli will be glad to re-
cciVe Ills pupils Nnd those wishing 10 take lessons OF
HIM, on the above day, at Murns hall, from 10 to u
o'clock II. IN. sa9Tr ~
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DENTaSTS.
DMlNTISTRY-

have lifted up, wi h special reference 70 Dentistry
the pleasant ana centrally -urglOl rooms NO ~ -Four
toenth street corner n ~ York avenue, where am
prepared TO perform All operations ON the natural
teeth with care HHd satisfaction,
Artificial lCeth OF every kind ana grade Inserted
Nitrous oxide for the extraction VI letlh e.
Three ues OF cars pass the door
DR. ~. y. BROWN.
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T .AW SCHOOL OF THECOl. Caaii,fAN UNIVER-
IL SliI.
FACULTY
JAMES C. WELLING, Ill. D., President
fno Hon. WALTER $, COX, Ii. D.. Professor Of the
Law OF Real aud Personal Property, Of Con-
tracts, and of Crimes and Misdencanors.
WILLIAM a. MAURl, Esq, Professor OF Equity
Jurisprudence, OF Common Law and Equity
Pleading. Of the Law Of Evidence, aud
The INV of pnrlnership.
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PaciBc Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO October 10. 1879.
The following the official closing quotations OF
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CTEAMER MATTANO Captain
- William IL. Byles). on and alter s5IRp%
April 70, leaves wharf foot OF Sixth l.S6aadG4r-N
and streets every tuesday,, Thurs azErs4kfkrS<rSr
day, and Sunday at o. M. for the Potomac River
landings. on Sundays for Mattox Creek, Coltons
and landings in ST. Clements Bay. On Thursdays for
Mattox Creek and landings In Wicomlco River. on
Tuesdays for ColtOns and landings In Nomini Creek
Returning on Monday. "Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, making Intermediate landings. Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays, coming up.
For further information inquire Mt offices OF q. L.
SHERIFF., No. 32s and llli Pennsylvania avenue or
at office, foot of Sixth and streets southwest
my29tf q n JONES. Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

IY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS Real Estate Agts.
- and General AuCtOnCers. Nc. liz Main street
TIE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

HOUSE 1891 II 1T n WI 10 rooms with modern i'm.
proyements; furnished or unfinished inquire
on premises. oclO
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BOARDING.

A MARRIED couple Wishing u quiet, pleasant
NV. Qg9
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WANTED-MOUsEs.

A LARGE House of II or more rooms, or two all
"A houses adjoining, OF or rooms eaCh u ode.
Improvements and good location, Address a ID, this
Office, OCll.3t
ITOU Of about rooms, within half mile Of the
i i Treasury, Hddress q X, this Onlco, ocll
TIOUSE wanted with rooms, modern improve
j i ments about the lst of N vonber; eastern part
OF the city preerredrent not toeNceed us per month
Address s. Ills Tenth 81 u o, oclO-3t
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rOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.


4 n 4 C1ElGHrH street n W, Store and > room s
Il . Il = Apply NJ once, ocll-3t
CTORE for Rent; good location for any kind Of bust
- ness. Inquire ON promises, 2ld3 Penn ave, bet
Twcnty-ilrst and Twenty ,BcCOnd sts. oc0
CTOREand two Rooms; good locality for any busi-
= less, Apply At once o. l7l2 Eiglth = Nv 7.at
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL In diseases peculiar to females,
Chronic Inflammation OF the Uterus, and all COM
nlnlnts Incident TO til
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FOR SALE-IROUSES.


1.-TWO small Houses all modern mproyem ents good
location; near three lines OF cars will be sold in
monthly payments Address ID, this office. ll-3tE
A N entirely new two-sory aid basement brick
"A House In the north part of the city, near Four
tcenth street cars, Tho house has rooms and bath
room, bay window, hrlckset range and hot and cold
water; will be sold for 40 o. on very easy terms. APP
ply at room 80, GcrmaIi-A mercan bank building, ON
st OcS-B#
EOR SALE--A rare chance-A handsome Two
IL story and basement Brick House; bay wind WI
rooms; iurnishcd gus bn H. range hot and cold
water, Latrobe, speaking tubes dc; on Ninth 81 W,
r. price, $1,000. 10 party desiring home COM
petely furnished and on pleasant street, IN ago9d
locality, this property must certainly commend Itself
Nnth-sl cars pass the door; terms asy Apply 1910
Ninth stnw. oct6te
NOR sALE-rhevalu property on tho
IL corner of Eighth and X ssh W, The bu ldiDg Is
four stories high, 2lXSO ieeE IL suitable for store
4 lso the adjoining house. occupe as paint store.
For terms, apply tn JNO RUFF, corner seventh
street and Louisiana avenue. se.2u
ON liberal terms q ihrcestory basement Resi-.
~ denco with all modern improvements situated
on Eleventh 81; within u minutes Walk of the Est
ears; inquire at National Republican Once selgtf
$1,000 a a4as
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CPLENDIDLY furnished houses (20i5 and 2Ol7 q ST
- w; tor the last twelve years occupied by min
ters OF toreIgn legaiIons: Apply at 2Ol7 q st NV
, 1879-04-23
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho HBlack Crook " continues to be the at
traction ut N'blo'a Garden Theatre.
a rnembor Of .ld New York Dar has written a
now comic drama for i. 8. Chnnfruu.
The Loulon engagement Of sothcrn was
closed on the 18th ut tho 1laymaskeE.
Miss Mary Anderson doesn't appear to hayo
impressed thu Now lorkoEs Us co,ncdiannc.
Fcct,tcr, who Inns concluded his engagement
at the Howard Atllen&un,, will not play agatn
this season.
1.-THE Passion Play" l,as been revived nt tho
Or,.,.d Opcra-uouse, San Francisco, with the
same cast as bofurc.
d CLUB I,as been formed In Cincinnati to sec
that tho graTo u kept grpen of the next pereotl
who sings "13aby Mine" there.
Mr.. George 0lldens, ffnorly OF lilo New
York Union Square. is acting at tic London
Criterion IN "slcc's Diversion"
Miss Maggie Mitchell will begin two weeks
enlargement at Hooley'a on Monday. "Fan-
chon Ii underlined Us tie opetiing pfoce.~
Mr.. Frank rh!lbrIck we'll known to tho the.
atr.cal profession as a mnchtniRt and gas ongi.
,lecr, died suddenly ut South boston tAu other
day.
p" avery few peop!c,n nnys tho Cincinnati RI.
q1irtr, ITO look At him on lie stnge, would
taKo Nat Goodwin to be 5d years Old" This is
cruel.
Will be 1ninu Of wenltll to thu mauErr VIII,
produces y. Herr, then, nay bc alF. Augustlu
Daly'a goIdon opportunity.
"EuGaged will hu con.'nfiai for two weeks
more Ut t1lu Park Theatre, after which It will
migrate to the nuw 1.osion purk Theatre, md
hc succeeded by Mile. Aitnce With "M1ne.
Fayart.h
- H. r..
, 1879-04-23
GETTING UNEASY.

Naw ORLEANS April 2aa.-Tle Constitutional
Convention tsaneactca no business, awaiting the
report Of ille Committee on Organization. Alt
Stevenson, Of lbcrylllc Dcnucrat>. offered The
following, which ltcs over until Tomorrow uuacl
tllu rules:
WHknEAr, There Ia n feeling Of apprehension
and alarm IN tho part os the culn7cd cIilxens VI
this sate With rsenrs to thu intended action nf this
uiclal aciion TO 1itnbnse tleIr minus OF an, snctl
apprehension; therefore,
Ffsoirsd, Thai theru IL no intention whatever
entertained by lhiH hly Of InspArinE restricting
it,a poji.tcaI or roliyion. rsh,A of my class Il!
citizens; but OIL LIN contrary, tho intention IL to
JerpHt,ato every and al rights n0W guaranteed by
, 1879-04-23


ST. Louis. April 2a.-Tl,c Court Of Appcats
to-day confirmed the decision of tic Court of
Criminal Correction, assessing fines, in sotno
cases Of $500, In otl,ers Of q, moo, upon the par
ties found guilty of selling lo.tyry tickets. Tho
lower Court inflicted tl4ese :tincs Inst summer.
when !. was agreed between tic Court ani ,hc
remaining defendants that they should plead
guilty, clvc bonds, aud await tho result Of fur
test casca to bo suhmtttcd to the Court Of An,
1eals. The po!nt thu lottery men Urged In this
Court was that though tho contract Of tho
hlissohrt Lottery Company with thu State
had oatrun Its tl,nc,:thc fact That the po1cc Ind
70 i9r Two Ycafs Illegally prevented them from
niylhE tlit1r business gave thcn, m cxtonded
!,it !gaso OF ltfe. The Coart Of Appeals thought
Hliercntly, however, IND their decision ylrstiat-
y ia,s nearly 800 !ottcry-ticalcara under lines
g. g. &5oo 9r oyer. THEY Intend to appeal to the
Supreme Court OF the stasc.
, 1879-04-23
DESTITUTE EMtGRANTS,

NRw Yonk, April 2a.-ln special car as-
tact!eA tu thu express tran for tllr West, which
lett lhc, Eric Railway ttas'on this evening. wuro
thirty -olght destitute toys and faulty consist
Ing Ut seven persons who wcro going 10 lseas
work aul ltotucs. They worc accompanied
by JnInes Bruce, an sgcnt OF tho Chi,drun's AID
Society, hut the expenses Ut t,lrEr removal werc
defrAYaa hY Whttclaw Reli from fuule which
had hecn placed In his hands by charitable gen
tlcmen, TO cxl@nt - ho thought oest ~ tclios'
, 1879-04-23
RELIGIOUS.


Snfefat Dffpafth 10 1hs TFhlNa,
FoNp Du Lac, Wis. April 31a.-The Mcthnd.
lst Episcopal ministers Ut the Northwest
met In tlts city today to urrange for the next
national calnr-mcotng. 1t was decided to h,lti
It at Daly'a Islau41, near Ncol,nll, Wis A com.
mites Will perfect nthrr ARRANGEMENTS.
Hpeet!i Dtspatth ia 1hs Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, lMl., Anril 23.-rhe Indiana
Confercmcu ot Unitarian H,ll independent
Churcllcs began three tlays' session lo.nfght.
Atkcr IN address Of Welct,nlo. ule Hey. Mr..
Wrnltu, OF Ctnctnuati, preached tho opon!ny
sermon. On Thursday tho liou, tleorgo W.
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