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New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
ARNY EQCIPNENTS.

REPORT OF THE BOARD 10 THE SECRETARY OF WAR
-BAY0NETs. sABEEs, SADDLES, TENTS AND
CLOTHING
IBr rELEGEArH TO TIE TRBUSnI
WASHINGTON, April 25.-Ihe Army Equip
mont Board cOusIs IN OF Colonel ~ n A. Miles. 5iu In
l,utrv Colonel Il. :. Mackenzie An Cavalry Colonel
H. A. Morrow, 18Th Infantry MajorG. b. Ssudford, Let
cavalry; Captain d. W. Benham. 7th Infantry, and
Cap.ain j. p Lauge. lat Artillery RocOrder), has made
us final report to Secretary Of War TINS Board was
convened FOR purpose Of considering tho who'll, sub
loot of ntrenchlug knives intrenching bay0n0s trove
bovonets and inonohng t0Os for Army usr, and al.O
the equipment OF troops generally. It Was also in
,ructed to recommend to tho Secretary W.r Nhsi
device should DO adopted either IN lieu or or addition
te gular bavone The rst suNjcct treated
OF IN tie report small arms aad under this head
rt bs bgyvnet and sabre The Board Hays that siuo.
the adoption Of these weapons IN CIVILIZED warfare
tley have had great maGoncs in Oattr, and IL Ia
aysd that uelhor Of thcm should bo wholly discarded
until Il shall have been fully demonstrated that they
ar, NO longer required. WhIls recommending that tie
lvonet be retained the Board has sought to enhance
it value and has selected model the E,os iurrn
.ag knifebayouet which, as It's namo Indicates. h.s
variety OF uses
The Board. after specifying tho articles thaI should
constitute the regular equipment OF tho cavalry solder
fak.t mp the subject OF saddles and recommends tho
adoption Of the whitman saddle designed BY LieuLou
ant r. t. Whitman. "a Cavalry. retired, and rosid
NJ In Nrv.York Stlrrup-hOOds arc regarded a. uu
necessary and arc ont ted, ani the dimensions Of tho
ttrrup have been Increased The Board also
tho adoptiOn OF The hitman bride aud currolt
In the confederation OF sfanty equipments tina most
fioult queson before the Board has been the serc
ten OF knap.ack the best method OF carrying She
soldiers kit It bas to some extent eNperimcntI with
AIgh yoke, and finds II to possess many dyantages
over iythlng thu. far under examlnatlon II consist.
.,mpy OF two pieces OF thin steel united with stop
i,inl TO form yoke and curved TO ht the pack and
.houers to which they adjust themselves. IL ather
covered padded and the ends Of the branches
connected 10y straps with tho bottom OF the clothing
chest Oh the auxiliary vessels This yoke intended
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
NrAcAL - DEAMuIC NOrEs.

1t is said that MIR. Saaihc.d who, 1t Will be
remembered gave series OF ballad concerts here last
winter hopes To- bring to tlls country Jenny Lind "nd
Ter daughter.
The Church Choir Pmafore Company"
bring their engagement at tAe Broadway IueatIe TO
close tgi-h on Monday aIr aud Mrs. Knight viil re
L;.pear al Ili, theatre i'm ' Oito.'
A new comedy will be brought out at Wal
lack. on n .y nj aht ucyt entitled "The sn2wb1lL'
Nr. CHu,, T. Cognlan, who has been of te stage for
some ye - viii re1ppelr IN il. aud thc cast wiA also
irr,ia 49, .. Cu.hgu Miss BUulac. Miss G-IGIop lr.
Etperl and Air. Floyd.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

Il is well known that negro labor IS espe-
cia.als9teJ 60 tue cough jH o ihe uoAu.t ana lH.l
a. NAV ,s ..dvauta-sursr cWpa,rd III mat toll Inc
sD.,r -ro- .y, Ions since found that negro labor
H. fgr f-rrtlau auy oth,~ 1ar building railroads ana
Iau4.- For Il.s. reasons nave been GupI'itAsiNC
iiIgf fl. .~I,t,e miners contractors aut engineers
yyugG ...e.e to peculiar yG.G, ~ the Ibur employed
IN tra of our --ar, cotton and rice. aAd mat
ir.tpsl OF iIuOrtug labor from "a" German stat -
ihty would offer inducements % oar local LABOR ~
SIi-yt mus happen tua;, Laus.lna haa heretofore
pfrari,i Tie labor OF tho CIoIuss, COuraGO may pre-
,eut similar tenn ltatIols 20 CUUsAatta.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS.
A LARGE NUMBER OF MEMBERS ABsENT--IuE CyI
CODE PASSED.

A LARGE NUMBER OF MEMBERS ABsENT-IHE CIVIL
CODE PASSED.
IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, April 25.-1he Assembly of late
has been greatly delayed in the transaction Of
business through the absence of its members
To-day tho absenteeism reached high water mark
is OF the 125 members being absent from
the city. In consequence OF their absence
the Supply bill could not be passed, it requires
eightyslx affirmative votes pas, Of the appro-
priations IN that bill. Accordingly the bill viii not be
considered till Tuesday next, aud it then passes, it Is
not possible for the engrossers 20 get it into the Gov
ernor's hands before Wednesday.
The Civil Code passed to-day by both branches #
the legislature There yet remains to be passed
Criminal Code; aud then the codihcaton Of the laws
OF the State viii be complete
Governor Robnson's probable opinion OF the bill maxi
ing o non-partsan Board Of Fire Commissioners for
New-Yogk City may be discovered from mis- veto Of q
bill by Mr. sheard to-day. In it he says;
This bill contains provision OF class TO which have
heretofore objected, 10 wiz that tine Commissioners "
Public Grounds I'm Little Falls shall selected, one
from each OF the principal political parties m the village.
and ambiguity or this provision II is the case in
numerous municipalities OF our state hat three nearly
equal political parties exist. New political issues
constantly arising upon which eIizens df.r,
principal political parties in any city or
village Is liable at any day 10 become impossible
Of solution Provisions oI sone"hat similar character
although less OBJECTIONABLE have already given rso To
aud dsseusOn In various parts OF the STATE, and
am not willing 10 assist in adding another TO the
probable causes of local strife 1t is of desirable
To remove administration II public trusts far
possible from the dssenSOus OF partisan pOtc but IL
il practicable TO attain this end by uch
provision the one I'm question statute. There Is
no court tribunal which Is uTzcd cOmpeicnt
pass upon the question OF Clt5su's political opinions
or faith, nor TO d-crme which tho two principal
political parties In city or village. No penalty "a
ordained the dlsObcdence OF the provision s not
possible make enforce one large class or repu
liable citizens every locality loosely allied 10
either party, ana very considerable numoer are ayow
edy connected with none Sucn men cannot be distran
chsed by law, and u s not desirable that they should
be-
Mr. Jacobs from the minority Of the committee to in
Guiro into tho removal of warden Wciles Of Auburn
Prison, presented "a report to-day. The report says
Mr. Wclics'5 Val by Mr. Pilbury simply for
personal reasons.
The eAtrorney-Cicnoral, on application has written
opinion 10 tho effect that personal estate must De within
the state to be liable 70 taxation hero.
Tho Assembly has PASSED the bills for The relief o'
holders OI life insurance policies anG 10 incorporate the
United States Trade Mark Association.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

There +. q very general feeling among the
bn-.- men az the country taat the extra session O
CJnarr.. p, disturbing pUhic confidence, and -ho} 70
disturb DO -jl uolc tIat tHo ls-Its raised bt'Weo iAc
1rts t.rs steuIug % deadlock Uu tie necessary apprO
irafiD- 4. carry ON tho Guy,rurIeut, are not ot pIAc
= "a. inheritance. bat can Boz deferred without CcilI
... nm that the politicians are really at WORK on tie
Presidential election OF 1850, lus"Al ot endeAyoIn= 10
s..rrg fUr country. prosperity a21 hr krp,ita iNit-
ms. TI, being the common eI-, No submit llai lt
would ra good tllg FOR tGo business men in all the
Irrgc 10. o. mold mCctlu., and cEUI. - tucrT!ews Tor
fine guidance Con grc>, N0 have 10 doubt tAat the
p.ovsiius WOW would be That Congress should make
clUfnFisn vi ]. reasonable oyHCteSCl1 uH DOth tIOes
or t Ua.1ecaI l-.Ie, should Jc abandoned, tie aI
pruur.a ou bills passed, ANA au cary adjournment
n ~
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

The whole course Of the Democrats amounts
ei... 10 trs-tuat conditions must DE arranged .Ur
Democratic -ucccss u the next C.eCiou or the Govern
mont must be oyerthrOWu-l Milwaukee, Sentinel N',pJ
Senator Bayard is sure to preach indcpend-
err Iugt pa1rlotsu aud an that s0.i Cf thug but
,ia, n t,r5 % voting. there not more hidebOuud
i,artI,.u il Congress- Buffalo Express RepJ
The record of the State elections, as well as
M record ID. five ytar~ of DrmoC!Guc STAT" adusira-
tsu ur.ur,as.d Iu great Achievements ana splendid
yt.u.f- t..y iu-t.lc- the confidence That NcW-loIa
Wi r.a's urN Fall demonstrate iiHt sht le norman!
a Del.orr..c -tlte.-l lBuGlo Courier (Dcul)
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

The most vulnerable part Of the speech was
Ls MA for southern support fDr TIC Presidency. lie
asserted at tho laws, meaning tue Federal iaNs
9I.y,d a,Ea IN the North and the south. WAtL cJu-
frIteC nv ms colleague, General Logan with toc con
fr.ti .Ls III the Ct>t. hs va, unable 70 oNEdc their
force lrrc is 80 getting around o., and General 10
GAM, f,v wolllnGed WORDS completely Teiutei tie
r.l.,', uryuOs tOu. N going 70 the Democracy
ul ul..ult. ,ralIy judge DAVE Vrt-Sg JHnyGUccs him
~ i, D.. "a candidate for tGo Democratic nomination
trr the P-. .iJeLcy az ust ,dsn, huruaD. b!yaid
or .r o..rr man. THaJ tuo zeal sign hcalcJ o. Lis
speech.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
LAW.MAKING FOR ME METROPOLIS.

LAW-siAKING FOR THE METROPOLIS.
THE BILL RFGARDING the APPOINTMENT or CITY
MARsHALS LAID OyER-A yErO FROM TIDE GOV
FRNOR.
In the Assembly yesterday there was a spirited
debate on the bill III regard to tho appointment of
marshals in this city. IL was Land on the
table to await more OppOrtune time.
The bill imposing restraints on the Dock
Department was passed. The Civil Code was
passed by boh houses Of the Legislature yesterday.
Governor Robinson has denounced representation
on party basis in a veto.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
HJRRIED

-DAVTSOn Tuosfsy, Aprl % AZ the resfenc" or
judge Fellows, Manchester y IL, 1y the Rev lrnft oW-
j. Tiigg, OF YOukors y T., T. Cailt A. f4fh'
te ~ tho late Dr E Il Davis, of hancheser No cards
EN-BARRFTT-On ThL'fay, April q. ~ the resi-
the br1c'y parents, IN Rev. y. ". lOhhhp
D. D. George Paon 10 Mary sAdmore daughter % ChAros
g. Barrett.
WRIGHT-THAYER-A North Adams Mass. April II. at
Residence 81 the brides parents bY lA" Rev. T. un
grr Edward A. Wright Of New YORK % sarah Elizabeth
aAIgAlaI Tho Hon -hepler ID InlYeI.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
Fusselrs Ice Cream. - per Gallon
See adv . inside.
ELEGANT sound steamers.

The MASS AcHsErTs and RHODE ISLAND, the Pro7ienss
line Boston (Which viii tlelr tnps on Hon
April - inssn have the most uXurOus pls-eEg ac'
c,mmaons any steamers afo3t Electro bells nom each
room dining the main d. ck oc't ap.
poiutmens every particular Win the well known care OF
supervising officers commend this route above alothers
20 Tho Travelling unbIc.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
THE BILLIARD ToURYl MENT.

PARIS. FRIDAY April %, 1879.
Albert GARNER beat Maurice Daly tonight
in a pne Of GOO points up, tho tournament, ia u
iuuincs GARNER played the best Gamo In hii life.
r,-morrou NIGHT DAILY and YgnsuI cross cues. and
.,.ld ,be farmer win another game viii have 10 bs
N,I 10 dc, orniiuo VINO sAal. have tHe hr.t prize.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
HE SCORE THIS MORNISG.
T0NDON Saturday ApIiI ~

IONDON, HlIuIIdJ, AI'III %, IeIJ.
Ats O'Clock This morning the contestants III the walk
Ing uatch at Arcutural Han Lad made the following
scores: Brown $50 miles; Hazael, 4J4; Corkey ass,
and Weston, 400 There is level betting Corkey for
the second place Hazae is suffering from diarrhUa and
sickness.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
THE RUSSIAN REIGN or TERROR.
y OFFICER AND THREE sIUDENTs TO DE- PLACED
CN TRIAL.

ST. PETLGsBURG Friday, April 2J, 1879
A military tribunal assembled to-day 10 pass
Judgment on an officer OF the Russian Army for firing at
audarnc who had been ordered u search the officers
house IhrcC Russian students viii be tried tomorrow
F,rl lttr IA
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
TdE real CAUSE OF THE NEGRO EXODUS.
AA-..h.. 1.n

The incondIary teachings OF the Bourbon
pres and politicians have furnished in great part the
material now fee0l the eInSr4tiOu uOYrpcut that 90
alarms tie planters Of Ih5 81 ssss.ppi valley. Ihcec
presses and politicians taught OnlV bitterness.
1Ay marked for social prescription al who refused 10
submit WltLOu. question % their partisan guidance.
This De the pSSsan creed. The Drunt OF their de-
EunCi liiuH fell the COOreG people. I1s Iswless
classes Lut t0O ready 10 begin tho daAtardI V0r.
q pcTSecuIlOn IbcJ found u certain means Of sup
pressing the ballot They ugracd reisns VI IeIrOr.
shot auG killed where shooting and kLlI3 becaLnt
necessary aud pIcycd tue fears OF the unprotected
blacks a. practically disfrdnchc them IN e1erJ local
ly where the bulOZiDg programme was adopted ANA
tLe Bourbon presses and publications., instead OF de-
andug protection ali classes under tho Laws, pro
BOUNCED all charges faseh0Ods, and at least indrect
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
GEyER1L FORHIGN NEWS.
ThE GEEAT WALKING NAICH.

me GEEAT WALKiNG MAICH.
BROWN SILL II ADvANCE-A CLOsE CONTEST FOR
TIE SECOND PLACE.
LONDON, Friday, April 25 1879.
At 4:15 o'clock this afternoon Brown had
scored 452 miles, Hazlel 427, Corkey 412, Weston
872. All are going well. The contest continues to
cite great interest aud large numbers OF persons
Attendance.
The great six days race for the lOng-dis-
tancc championship belt Of England, under the patron
age of SIR John Ashley, began last Monday at o'clock
m The morning. THO scores 40 O'Clock IN the morning
on Tuesday and each successive day have been as
follows!
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

4 privato tO..gIam rcccyCd az Gl1sgOW says.
Psa-ua Peru, has been bOmDarded by tic CAiilans.
The guaDu-loIdiug appliances at IIuauiOs ana
pabel0u do Plea nave been destroyed. IQuQuo is still
focElded and al sailing vessels have left The work
men nave all hod business in the Interior Is entirely
dsoTgaui2ad" The British Government f. thinking Of
i.slIiug a proclamation of neutrality the south
Auafjcsu war IL will not Interfere With 2S2
American cartridges which have been landed Ut G!as-
: --.Lr. 100
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
HOUSES SEARCHED NIGHTLY.

LONDON, tllday, Aiill -, 1873.
The 0ondard'S correspondent at Berlin says: In a.
Petersburg one house after another is searched night
and every one whose passport is found irregular
rested Il ls said that Prince Lobauof the Russian
Aub. ssador al COU,trtuOplc, mas ASKED permission 10
--u al LnLnrs lnaviMg NnnsL lLLmonLe Tor EMsslAn
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
TIE STEAMER BERNINA OVERDUE.
LONDON Friday. April %. 1879

The British steamer Bernna, Captain Worth,
yhicb sailed from Neu-YorE March ZJ for Bristol has
NOT vet arrived ana the uiJcrwrtars asA % guiucas
lutuiuIG Oh AeE
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
uJDyIGHT HEAYHEE REPORT


For ,ba Middle States aud Ncw-EngaId, south ana
vi u, nls stationary or Isher temperature couy
and fgly 800, Jy followed by clearing weather 'ia4'ius'
follow, al b, risin. barometer.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
THE FRRScH fDUCATIoH BILL.

The French Government has placed before the Council
Of State a pastoral issued by tho Archbishop OF AK
attacking 81 Julc, Fcrry's education bill taking the
ground that tAe pastOruls breach Of the law. the
bill has also bsan condemned by the five Councils Gen
,raI NJ Ferry, however, speaking a. Epna said hia
easufes yressgd tho policy O tho eutre Cabinet. lie
was resolved ~ p5rseyorc TO tLo end IN Tie path Ac had
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
TIE BOLIVIAN CASH.

In The Bolivian bondHoldcrs' case tina Judge in the
Court of Chsucery has simply dcclin8d TO order the
trustees to certain funds for tho benefit Of the
ondholders The matter is sull open for eytendcd IN
,otiration The decision caused decline Of So from
o. 10 ~ in Bolivian bonds. Cbiau bonds aEo fell 81
an an onc.al announcement t5at the sinking fund had
1,,a
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
SOLID SOUTHERN HOSTILITY 10 TUE NEGRO.
~ +. Lrnnl..A EsrfL L.tisL U Ne LLog IlLls,.

UuuucstiOnably lt ls the purpose as IL IS
r-.I M tr,c.. ~ ths Democratic managers, Leaders
g, 1re. 20 tne south 10 deny 70 co!orel c!ii>'Ue
yn.c. m ff, elrcuOEs; 10 uuihy their constitutional
rrvrIul.. 10 giVs trcte1 freedom TO
ar d, .yr their blI.OJs honestly and legally counted
o.. us iley vote tia Democratic ticket Observation
.afl il confirms ~ ny NINA me ruth ihJi II is
Tie u.cv 90 rho master r@OO winch fslo IA val 70
fte r .he4So' tUil C0mpensSf!Sl nom Tie COY
cru.n tie Osses fusJ .us shol IN tht EttcDpt 70
DESTROY d.. ~ VTe~cut ssd SOU % ~ pcace ~ thcy do
H. tr viii alliances GAlch shall give them The centTo
o. Tho Democratic parry OF tho North ~ assure tuelr
% tseAI tLe culOI-C people, NlO are almost
C.I,!y fa- iabOraTs the only real producers OF tncU
erg.lo do sarvl ca.@ whose F0tCs suAl not b. per
Ia.,tr decide electors sFou Where their majority f.
largest uug GH ue.uOued-R al s1eA cAso- $40 minority
o. On 90 t4ol-I IL 4Isu involve Intimidation, NIO.eac-
GiG .sACd.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

"PeOpe who have travelled cannot he i'm
posed upon by The impOreI" " natural mineral wat ~
which flow ON the 'cstivc soda water machines O Ger
They AVOID AL danger Dy drinking only rcHuiiHs
sparkling table waters. the CenuuCIcss Of winch
never questIOned.-f Ncw-YuTk Express
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
CyT tE,I-E -EDITY or TIL DEMOCRATIC ATTITUDE.
Prom Th> Hsrtsfd C0urznt .EsD.i

PROM Th< Hartford C0aTspt REM
From the beginning, nobody has questioned
..t t.g.s ~ tae L4-d states T. make Fcdcral election
tp earrY out ths prsVsOGG Of to Constitution with
.rG trs election u Prs@lCea., NlOolfesdSnt, and
.Uuu.Is ~ Congress II 2cfe uOt.crT TO Say That
81 laEs tleSe lASs sat n4t 10 cannot enforce them.
A. cannot then theTo tsOVeTAu-eut Of ths United
b4tr IAs s uOt question OI what arc tho power OF
Ic Government. bUt whether u h2s any. its powers
ale certainly limited iu and ~ tue Consultation. But II
neeo, DO argument .lyN t.4t from tlS u9tuIe OF
things. cIo Gflts powers tEe Gut ~ eX5ti and mat
~ really liza 10 eGstoECs u 10 cannot enforce lie Own
eiatulcs.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
THE NEGRO EXOECS.

encouraged the das,ards 20 rther deeds Of vpel'cc.
This is the truth, and the trutA should be told.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
Gpecial Nollce5
The seaside Liarary.

A The seaside Li1faFTs
oUrToDAY, in CLEAR BOLD. HANDsoMa TYPE
RGtaF RY MRS 81 t%.. gI Iar women Diana care & a.
JUST ISSUED:
OTHER r1O4Ll-' aJN-t' ,,.....
By EMILE GABURIAU. 20 cents
TUE .Fy.rEEaFaqr, hsi2 rao so ,s.ss
BY MISS -. j.. BEADDpN, -o'eN''
UNDER "0Nf ROOF
,..,...H .H,A%[I1~oALLY ILLUSTRATED lo..u,,
LATE I0~JE7:
$95-E2,r Women, By 5i,.. i,. tl &c
- Nivr nv
f.65-srry rs1y Lhad By author Of ''',.y l,'n sor
$3sf Wis Ry the sdt6or Of Molly Baau' '...... cr.
+is5-&Ai>I9. Mn oy8 b8 M1s' as5 81 Hy y,. T
SS3-Covarl Conscience By T. W iohE'on i0e'
tares Ioi5 Lie By Laci Randall comior,..iOc.
ror sole nv an n-rsiss cps, sent postage free on re
GE6EaG MUNRO. Il to . yaalowate..st. Nsg YoEi.-
-, ree- IN and i! shgg9r g r,pov. ROSES 6e
ali reduced Irce, FOR 'a'a 'fars a!iTss,
c:s5SS Gartsn SEfs ,tst.} Do '-''' ria,h5s s. Y.
Dr. Churdier', Chnnien,c ~ o a1i Lysr g. clre9y.-
pcp Oppressive breathing co'urcn.s. All agng,5 @9
For Goat -nd Rseurau-u, Dr iA"He'' Femeue5--
LIQUID sgd Ps.h1ye 20 @3l % 9 1s5 wia, s
1T. NeF-Iosk
RrcidrichshnH Bitier water.
4 sure roueiy Tor consul ps'iun and headache.
Geo. A Learift & 90. Auctisneer-.
IMPORTANT ART EXHIBITION AND SALE.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAINrIYGs
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
l3sdS5 Iss oS s5a SS .2jouS 1851 n GaAro os js
j;'55i '" ai5s asss,R'n R57 Rem, i1s@ssa %sS
To JS.lasaa, ye.JoocEao,sn, car ilgDnor
Glade. IA, ,.oo rr,r., ArH.ns A~o1.s PSSS% R5.i3a.
1''' CT 20 % ava moro than 100 ot!srs
NOW on e1,,o'tlo. =, The lEAyIrr ART GALLERIES,
No 80 BroTay, aid 20 90 .od ~ -"'t o. without re-
servo or .1ht Of any G5d "n~o''i,
1e,uine Vichy geciuc FOR COuf. Rheumatism. DlI.
bcts.. "fa'ei. hilney btseaaes, &c --
.sn. EarihA s9raaea, p, MS.sai e. rTe4,s
ex.Iecs ,.4r. study os'.rys1Ja enh pioleta?aH
sss ,srsa,shsa,j Yit.,y >ua ,Ini conuon, u ritS
u .9"' 49,. s-ys sssS 10 . d Of ~. .oa, 10 aop
See, Nu,.ua hn.iolT rnI soisno, L.J broAisar. ny
Psrls. kbsut Buildirg
Shotl 9o , d.,H' ~. 4. 2-.is i,YR f1MFf3yE5 WATER
CL6sEr" supplied BY " "a C. sAIEis a 90. - EH M SCP;
. MEYER CO... - eng 49, manufacturers hrsteia.'
~, $50 - o. :, -. r', s. as e
ICEDAy al On ~ rG fGsG ' 'sas' % r f9 Fp.ops
~ .ram;a.o Gala Va S..sn,,o'a on " ,.SpAH a.
pn.sp,on f1f dos.nY and Frnace
p. specially ldsrsss. an ~ l3n, Tor Euupe by steamship
HerI.r wa pynousn thsrDOur! AM Hamburg. Ou SAfUR
DAY NJ $50 H., EuroDs sy stesm.hD GrriL Inc
uusoustowu tOOygtspoutclce FOR Germany
.nd must ho specially atdrssseil aud AZ O3O !. for
direct by steamship AnehCra va G.sEo" aud
~ IN A ~ l0r IurOya, by steamship Mar. vi. southampton
ass RrsnIcn Ths NAL. n. Dshars svsdsp and MOI nav
yl .. dispatched bY Hamburg aud Bremen steamer, only
TAs mails Tor A.pu'l aud ssutA P~cisc Ports leave New
Yor. 2l Tho mll, iUr havana lsATs NOyNoTN ApU
aud %. 1he mails To- - Iaasca Ani A'ricgo leave
Apri -. Tho male fir HavG. savanna leave
20 Tho mail '1r We WasI indies aud Nene
suela leave Now York April p. lhs all. 'or Chua Snd
I.pAi leave san Francisco Nay ]. In mails Tor Australia
Ao., ioaye san Francisco NAV II.
rHOS. L. JAMES POST nl,l-
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REPORT OF THE BOARD 10 THE SECRETARY OF WAR
-BAY0NETs sABEEs, SADDLES TENTS AND
CLOTHING.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-24
Tramps.

This town is fairly over run with tramps
and more vagabondish rascally looking
set of Williams never cursed q community
with their presence. We would caution
our citizens to be on their guard, and keep
close watch of their premises. and above
all do not feed or shelter them, it is only
a waste of good vituals to furnish these
lazy hounds with food. If you give any
of them meal you only keep them SO
much longer in the place and the sooner
the neighborhood is rid of them the better
The authorities have appointed deputy
marshal to assist in watching these worth
les and preventing mischief, but it will be
well for every one to secure their premises
and keep close watch of any stragglers
that may be prowling round, for they will
steal anything they can find. An ordi-
nance has been. drafted by the city Attor-
ney and it is the duty of the Council to
take immediate action in the premises as
from all accounts we may have horde of
these worthless fellows in town for month
or two. and there is no knowing what ras-
cality OF devilment they may devise. Set
ting them to work is the only positive cure
known, and If they desire food and shelter
let them pay for it by working on the
streets; the streets can stand it if the tramps
cannot.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-24
Gienwood items.

From our Regular Correspondent
Webster and Scott have new barns, the
latter sports turn out
The ct weather has been quite unfavor-
able, the last few days have been fair.
Every evening at sunset the boys are
lively at baseball, they expect to get beat
by the Morris boys on Saturday next.
Measles are attacking our children, but
as yet in mild form, some adults have
been attacked with them, Mrs. Webster
had them light and is quite well again.
]. F. Todd Esq. contemplates a journey
east to Toronto, Canada, and thence to his
New Hamshire home. He is still quite
lame but improving.
The second installment on r. r. stock il
called for, and will continue to be, once
every thirty days, until all called in. Kin
ney and his crew are busy surveying the
route, he is looked for here next week.
Our new court house is completed to the
first story, so far as brick work is con
| cernd. Mr.. Alton is going to Alexandris
to complete the brick work on the new
bank. A new kiln of cream brick is be
| ing laid up.