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6psct0t Dftpasth 10 The Tt1bHne.
DETROIT, Mich, May 7.-'i1o Vanderbilt
party arrived FROM Cleveland yla Lako Shore
nit o'clock. After viewing tic HOW Vanderbilt
elevator at the foot OF Twelfth street, tt,cy ct-
harkcd on tho tug Crusader and 81 canned up
md down the river, r!ewluR tho sttc Of the
proroted bridge crossings. No intlmatlou Of
scntiment was given. William II. gazcd
md said nothing. At the Russell House to.
night Vanderbilt met committee OF Detroit
citizens, for whom cx-{1ov. Baldwin acted o.
spokesman. Ho gaYa them plenty Of sweet
talk, dtsc'a'ruing any hostility to the city, but
WIS very Guarded concerning future Intentions,
and carefully rcfrained from any specific
pledges lie did say, however, that he had
I'D Intention that Detroit should ccase to DO the
eastern terminus OF the Michigan Central, nor
10 rcmnye tho railway Alops md elevator faci1i-
Ties to Qf0ssc Isle. Ills tunncf there woula 70
u, because It Afforded tic best accommodations
ut t1ie least coat for his Southwestern business.
Al attempts TO make him commit himself On
the Dctrott.brsagc question were Eruttlc.s.
Vanderbilt Intends the MfchRan Central nn-
nual meeting Tomorrow, ut which $lt,ftU.0W
out ot $4,000. 900 OF stock Will bc represented.
No Change will be nlnde in tho directing.
tnEs, 81, ,004; total operating expenses,
sj,1j7, ,2,s; total net earnings, $3,b0a853; tosal
from Investments, S1l9,C64; total nst revennc,
$1.G9t. go; total Interest mud rontals, 81, ,0l6,
DsRl; total balance, 8, l,0Q3.570.
The Vanderbilt party feavn tomorrow noon
for the East. arriving in New York Friday eYea.
tnE.
, 1879-05-08
CROP PROSPECTS.

'a' 0'abdfch 10 IAs Tribune
toottaua ottuahsaRs STATION, A1ay 7.-Thc weather
il .,uuea .n.a dry and cold. Frost for two nights
pm. mvson. .'a Complaining goes on sluwly;
nd M ~ ne .etfng for rain. Thu ground Is 80 dry
sIl W.. VI 'utnps tllat much OF tl,o corn p!sntcd
nj ~ r,... spfous TIL VIC h4ye rain. Small grain
to.,omaII.na, oaI.a qtow rcry slowIy. F.uit-trees ars
htn tts, = Gat not SO ful! as last year. Dairy.
1he lots H. .ataoFtage Of Q haY und grass eroi,,
t,iuTa ~ y thls county {lsape} resulting IRON
slatrt esn csops, would 10 scyerel7 ie|t. as
h., Thu haolount Ut capital ID invested in Jniry-
sllj dersS." "eathcE for the coulug tLren weeks
Nssu@S.a tAs question. "0s~'
sal!ural ILL.,, May 1.-THE report Of tbe AurI.
ttaper, uin1eeu "i1, tor April shows That lis cfor
u pterionaa eompart most faYoFably With thut
rtoujtin'ss years. Tbs wheat crop ia far 1nore
Wi ba % saan usual. Tha acreage Of tobarca
sal pay no4s no4ss'ate;raoly Increased, unl farmers
ksi,1 " There Is soIne spp1ehcnsion ' Of ~
hsr,se,ss Il X eelsnta. The acreaKs of corn viii 10
hs aon' y blpf pr cent sbova that Of last rear,
1he !udEtr,, ,l,oxessr. docs not look promisinv.
lKslT ;at!ohs are that the cotton CROP viii Ia
Water oa,, ox,,easrd. Il II In q ane condition.
s!a,er. ~ ~ xure killed out b. the seycra
plnt,d rs averago crop VI spring oats viii bo
tst@sh;. u!tsses BACKWARD, owing tu thc IN.
tosn. Sh.saason. An increased acreage viii ba
ead!uoass'Sp psoApaSts kooa. Cattle Ia faly
, 1879-05-08
l'l.EAfS.

ITEMS.
Juno IL tile Tatss s. Dauyillc Road will be sold
III Now York City. Tho Wabasll management
will doubtless purchase Tho property.
: Sufficient bouls lnvo been sold to finish tue
Eastern extension Of tho indianapolis, Decatur
6; Springfield Road to tue capital ot Indiana.
y. T. Emerson has rcslgned the position Of
Ghlcf Engineer o! the 81. Louis, Kansas City Il
Northern. ,ana has accepted siMilnr position GU
tic St. Louis, Kaa,sas d. Arizona Liac. :.
Tile annual meeting Of tho Michigan Central
stnekhot.fcrs-tl.n Vanderbilt family aud tllelr
frlonds-will be held at Dctioft to-day. The
bulk Of the business will bo donc by proxy.
The Gambia Southern bout Transfcr,. chi
ployed at the Crosse Isle crossing, tcrrcd 9i,03l
cars during tlle month of April, at average OF
sun daily This Is tie larEcst months work ac-
complis4cd by the boat.
Tho traAlc receipts of the Great Wosteru
Railway LII t!,e weak eulIug April aS Wero:
PASSENGERS, 3aa9, baa5. freight anI lye stuck
St1,i7l.p; u,aifs AMI hundres, 81, 420ts; total.
E1t,4l7.S{. Total for corresponding week lust
year, S7177,4l5.4G; decrease, 5807.ta.
Ths Officers Of the ltock island Roal are busi!y
engaged In preparing tlla yearly balancc-sheat
Tor tho annual meeting which orrurs next
month. They represent tint tho road has do.o
an exceedingly prosperous business during this
past ycar.
Negotiations aro on foot looking to tho or
tercl at suction, tic Toledo, Pnurla Il Warsaw
Road, NOW In Thu Aalds Of Receiver Hopkins
SHOULD u uot be absorbed by the Walastf, thu
to 1t.
General Manager IIughltt, OF The Northwcst-
ern, u now Ut tho present tcrta'nus Ut tie
Wlnoiln d et. Peter branch, lookln. nYeE tho
ground for m extension Ut t!.u lnu To thu Hack
lttlla country. and tllencc to Junction with the
Nnrth faelis, when the inter shall have bosn
frrH
, 1879-05-08


Tie chLldrcn's 'trinaiore y. Captain does not
say lit, hut haog 1t.
It ~ rcpurlcd that II Oates knew what Aimee
tad. after seeing htr play the "Littlc Uukc,'
she wotill te red.hot.
Mlhs julia Hay1ord, OF The Carl Rosa Engllst,
opera company, arrived In Boston with her
mother on Friday last
MING. pappcnhetm has heou engaged by Mr..
Mapleson fur Ills London season, though her
name wss not at first announced.
There ts no truth iu tho rumor that Minnie
Ifauk demanded steamer 10 herself In crossing
tho Atlantic. She only hal statc-roou.
A masIneu performance Of III. NJ. 8. Pima
fore " bY amateurs ami leading artists rill bn
given at the fark Theatre. New York, May IA,
Misc Fanny Kellogg being the Josepat"t.
The Oates Opera Troupe were offered an OK:
tlIe7 would submit to 25 per cent reduction OF
salaries. They consented to the "cut.''
"Fattnftza has proved 80 popular With New
Yorkvre that every number is "timcd - In tho
programme, so that favosite numbers may he
heard Without giving the whole evening to the
performance.
The Aimee season at tile Gloho Theatre, Dos
ton, beginning Junc2 prou,srs to be Immense
II successful. Aimee 10 said to be singing
like m angel" now that sla Ia nearing change
from Booths Theatre to the Park III New York.
A performance Of "Plnaforc" which prom
iscs to be Of exceptional merit is to be given At
rneneing on Atay IL. The principal artists will
be Aftss Aunis Montague. Miss Rosa Cooke, md
Miss Adelaide Randall, Mr.. William castle, alr.
Henry c. peakcs. aud Ncssrs. Turner and
Taylor.
This evening .chamher.mnsic concert
will be given at Standard Hall, New York {the
fifth IF The scrfps}. when Echt1mnunf8 Quartet In
, 1879-05-08

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 7.-Tho National
Co!osed Conference did nothing moro to-day
than appoint committees introduce resolutions,
WHICH were referred to them, discuss points OF
order, and bear tho reading Of papers on varl-
Gus subjects.
A resolution was adopted deaouncIng Ten
nesseo railroad for having forced tic Jubilee
6tngcrt to rtdo In 4 smokIng.car when tlsey bad
paid hrstrclass fare. All the Committees will
report tomorrow.
The Hon. J. 7. Kapier, Of Alabamp, moved
that COMMITTEES ot,three be appointed 70 employ
legal counsel to institute suit ngainst the rail-
In 1ret-class co9ehes, which motion p1eIai1ed.
, 1879-05-08

There's too much booming In ti'ta country.
Lord Du1er;n is having Ano yaeht built
IT. nhodu Island port.
Ii siew Of Mr. Ifaulnn'a great victory, wo
nut 4nne1 Canada at once.
Tho Rev. Do In Atasyr tnilss ~ foo!Ishly
acongFct' "a ha might In the pulpit.
4 gaod deal Of tho lead Of Leady1l!o is in
.atfosm Of bullets, and quite fatal.
Dlyo DayiJ will 10 Lilo booming for tho
haottatse party SAMUEL! Jones 1Ttdtn.
Dr. Mary Walker, wo learn, wanta to sit
aaala'J. II we vera Jury VIC should object.
Tho hIg'. l'rico Of whisky in said u DO
wfaa'ly sctard!ns the development Of LcadyIllc.
The edi'or If tic Okn!oua Stats IL si!}l
tsslac lnst where hc did during the WARM tito
E4s.
Enalcad would like 10 stop tho war in
s'''a Africa, but 1t appears that cctcwayo won't
Mat.
It ia reported TINT Miss Mabel, ths
.t'aa daughlt' Of Senator DayaFi, is soon to oe
aifttd.
III. Tiltsan Is observed to poop ont from
kA1aa Dara nav!s and snY: ''lIoru am, and
tos'tyoa forget !t!'
In view of tho proralonce Of "piuuoro,"
R'a'ps Gilbert anil Sullivan would make IN ex.
tsEtnt Presidential ticatt,
fha brooklyn Union-Aryns says tramps
n:'ff dsink dnrlnT h1.lnrss hours. and adds that
hs} care no bustLloss Aour4.
h'agara Falls, m oxelnuge tells IN, aro
"a nigh " Fercfn! feet as they wcso twan:y-
Hs3eass AGO. The charges Of tue huckmoa are
's''a' high, however.
According to tho Hartford Pat, there ars
!'e''ehsoaa-thc Circus season, thu erocn-upp!c
Sn9n' Fourth July, and winter.
Ffot. J. Il. Comstock, OF Cornell TINT.
', NM accepted tho position Ut Entomo!ocIst
"'a' Department Of Agriculture.
,. Vaesa 'iotoria. when Iu Pnris, used the
rna r".h I'nbausy 3ulldln9 a. 4 l.otot. Ehe spye
"~'o tue poor before leaving Italy.
Ills rumorea t',nt Simon Cameron is about
"a,st5 ,.,a again. We should advise the unfortu-
's''' 10 ba"aFo OF tho Widow Oliver.
ar iIlt'en to Davil Davis: The man who
.sNe'ed President Is tlkolr to haye tho ot1lcs
'"'3o from hla,, and Afa life !s 3ull of trouble.
oaet Noses 80 cldsoIy resembles Henry
" ."a heee'!os that no expoct to hear t.o has re-.
>a''s 'som SaFlous Congregation, cln,schus.
=! Mh 'nsimated In tho Philadelphia Du!leti,.
M .a'ma.e will shortly tako tho part Of San..oa
na,.,; 1| pay furnishing tho necessary jaw-bons
oalna Is giving such cordial welcoms to
w.. ~ o'aat That wn suppose sno ia wil1,n: ho
,n.. sea'e IN any number he p!oascs, tustsad OF
t,n1.s s' Ma'ie Taylor md hor daughter, Miss
p,ua.a.,N VII! 'pend tho summer al cedarcrott, tia
i..h..4 ih'aa'a homo Of the late nayard Taylor, thcr
c,.a, ~ . 'loel'aait agaiuat an Enstorn paper,
n, T', ge1nhe' has lust received six cents dam.
iaau,o.! !ns ought 10 be warning to papess which
k''a Fsekles' ctltsct4tn.
r.,a 10y u, porn blind, We lonra from tho Now
t.s., nsfa'a. neyes learn ia smoke. Dccausa they
ID, stss 70 hant through fellows ysst pockets
',o.ss''e s1aehs Hayes last wcek kissed forty.sfx
a)lsS sa'es Of Msrylanl boarding school who
snI.,.o.a s % l'm. Il lhls tho proper conduct of a
Ton, VI "'t return 10 ths policy of conellIa.
, 1879-05-08

=, .rttc,s on tho credit Of different
H. s... tho Lundon Times rcn1asks: "Tllc
plto".1 p'.3oo by tic United Btatcs Government Of
tss'Uo tssotloUo Of s per cents Into 1 por cents at a
eti ~. !. certainly remarkable fact, and re.
'u'"r ~ m a lime vhcn United States 0s barely
tm ,'.h.If w their nominal yalue."
, 1879-05-08

BALTIMORE, Md, May 5.-Tho reported con-
tcmplatcd connection Of The Toledo, Wabash {:
Western Road with the Baltimore e. Ohio for
Chicago. al Defiance, and the construction Of MI
independent line from Detroit to connect the
Grand Trunk line OF CANADA with tic new route,
Is accepted hero as = fact. Tic Baltimore g.
Ohio deny anY knowledge OF the scheme, but
kay they are' not averse, lud arc undoubtedly
in favor Of It. AN officer Of tho Company,
while iu the West iow days ago, was told By
Toledo ,sd bceM surveyed ,lut would be pushed
through at once: und another tact establishing
The sGhcmo Is tnstauccd In thr establishment
hero Inst week Of brunch Of the Chicago nrnl
Now York Erain-houscs of Field, 1tndloy It
Co,-Cyrus W. Field, President Of tho Wubash
Road. being special partner with quarter
million dollars, and Field u Ltntllay, hls sou
n,ul son-in-law,-othcr members Of the hrm,-
are Directors In the samo Company.
, 1879-05-08
LEXINGTON MEETING.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 7.-rlse hutels arc t!li-
Ing up with strangers como to intend tho race
meeting, which begius Saturday. Prominent
tur'mcn say tliat tho track AMI grounds were
never In bsttcr condition. There are lao horsea
stabbed ut the course, and forty moro provided
with stabll,lg adjacent, MI engaged IN training
for tls meeting, the Interest tn which Is grent,
on account OF t!iu number of crack youngsters
that will come together. Everything potteula
q brilliant meeting,
, 1879-05-08

into thu shelter Of tho wing would hnye Aone
credit To tnan unon s1,e ratk. The Enquirer
aays s1l.ra should be Inv 70 rrcrcnt such cx-
hihitons OF cruelty 10 ncitrs, even II scf.infltct
cd, ntll II ths rann0t BE-. then the public should
show It's condemnation of tho cruelty bv refus-
This Ia very senstbie yicw to take OF the
inntlor. and II an motor OF actress has no more
regard for The ecfssibtttcs Of m audience thn,i
to appear on the stage when 1t Is manifest 70
ali TINT tho effort CAUSES suffering, the public
must punish ule offender by staying aHay.
, 1879-05-08

Of Jennings and Jackson Counties, and thor
arc Indicted for conspiracy 10 Interfere With tho
election In the Fourth Congressional District
last fall by Importing voters. a motion IT,
1uash the indictments was argued by Gov,
Hendricks ami ex-senator Turpie for The de-
fandants, and Ten. Ben harrison and MI. RI, II.
Miller for the Government. It was ogcttuicd
bf judge Gresham,
, 1879-05-08
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC,

NonroLK, Va, May T.-In tho United States
Circuit Court, Chief Justtce Waite presiding, In
the matter OF the Atlnntic, Mississippi tS Ohio
Railroad, thu petition Of Grahanl'a executors
WA heard anA ddnlcd. Tic petition attacked
the validity Ut tic entire consolidation srllemv.
MacFara,d, counsel for plaintiffs. Thu 'rrus-
tees presented the petition ol tho rond, which
was tuken by the Court for confederation.
, 1879-05-08

CLEVELAND, o.. May 7.-At the nnnual meet
Ing OF tile stockholders of the Lake elloro Z,
Michigan Southern Railroad Company, held 1u
this city to-day, the following Directors were
elected: William Il: Vanderbilt, Augustus
schcll, Samuel i. Bargcr, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
William K. Vanderbilt, John E. Durrill, Francis
r. Freeman, New Sork; Henry H. payne, Amasa
stone, Cleveland; Albert Keep, Chicago; Will
lam l.. Scott, Charles NJ. Reed, Erie, PHI; Has
selas brown, Warren. Pa. Tie ticket is tho
same as Inst rear. About si3,ooo,o00 Of stock
sYcre voted.
Tit officers Of the Lake S!,ore Il Michigan
Southern Hallway remain tha same Us lust yGar.
William II. Vanderbilt Md party left Cleys-
land for Detroit on special train At 1881
O'Clock =. m. totlny.
, 1879-05-08

anticipated atter perus'ng that bcauti.
isee, ,,'saar,nhy Of uov. PALMER nominated
ia5 o'osssb o..iv by tic Non York SUI na Dcmo-
lnsnao",I} ".,I'}atc for the Presidency, we confess
nstle es' ..,,n of tho wclktn dtsappolnts tts.
he de'1 1a,ttcc a DAVID DAVIS is manof entirely
{. ,ns, wight {speaking agoirtlupoisica!ly)
t'o mus .,.nt and Of Tho ticket. This difficulty
t' TIC ,1,dgsd over in tic simplest manner by
n DC WI. .1ry If. s1spnEHs on the other end"
, 1879-05-08

~. Ytbsl Democracy OF Illinois don't
atsn, Is !, rorti, cent over the full acquisition
:, M ,h.. ooaderous old patriot DAVID DAVIS to
w. ~, sound Is heard, not toyons note,
II ~ II. eoYpns to tho ramparts Ia hurried.
, 1879-05-08

ess h,noders Of tho Democratic leaders have
=, got to b ono OF the principal thsngs upon
,s;,h Tho Republicans depend for success. They
=. aiming tho few things in this mortal life
t,t t,n alYays be rolled upon.
, 1879-05-08

m. Rebc1 Democracy in the Senate is not
sptd1y jolly since Dawn DAVIS took ascat
NJ thttr slde. They say he takes up room
enough for FIRE Rebel BrIcaatcrs of average size,
md ean only g!yc one vote.
, 1879-05-08

wh, d DAVID DAVIS liko a grrcn deal-board}
..u,e he WAS already half sprung before
/. tually Topped over md squsttcd on the Con-
f.aoratc side OF tho Senate.
, 1879-05-08

Mo.to OF DAVID DAVIS, the Harrison Whfe
It 1910 and The "poor mans frlend " In 1870:
sTxu dollars day and roast beef"
, 1879-05-08

R,,e jucratltude: The horny. handed sons
n tsil u hare made no sign since tho wnil In
th.if eeksls camc out OF tho cnpaclous maw
n nArm DAVIS.
, 1879-05-08

to Inv 7sHH6F ~ ,1Hf TV6tfHt.
Qu1Ncr, ILL.,, May0.- "took III" tho play
OF "Dlplomacy" last night. 1 hopo tho au-
thosltics Of Texas will hli'e Jim Cnrrlo,-not
ouly bcrausu !av murdered PoEtcr, but for fall.
Ing to It'll Narr!lnuru. iuurs,
IuEtrNr-{30kR
, 1879-05-08

Since be made that speech the fence that
D4slp DAVIS bus beca sitting on IL made Ut
k..ha,
, 1879-05-08

s7aeusc Journal: "Elsc up Senator DAVID
DAVIS. Eows your time. Another dose of
oothlng.stzup for the dcmornlizod Ucmoc-
N.TH
, 1879-05-08
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Be careful to call for Collins Voltaio Electric
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Sold by all druggists.
, 1879-05-08
.AMUSEAI.E .ENTS.

The terrible tragedy OF "01hcllon WAS given
on Tuesday night, With Mt. Edwin Dootb q,
o.., t.. ~. ,,.,... ~ .t..s 49, ''s .l'o'' u'e
!, .ass III sno 'l'ltse' W .'oso ."o pAtts hafn'e
oceh feFefhcu from tllat OIL MONDAY Mght. IdYo
by Booth has long beon allowed hy his most
hi, Hrrtuecio hts Yan,itt. or hin Ers.,i., "i,' T.,
no,nt ~ .inot.,a.. -, a.r.,".,,, ~, |e" "..."" IN
Poi'1 u e'ns'eues' y. presumably. ohlty VI
parts, a''u SUSTAINED adentitleaei"n* Naturally
nnl face auit tile role. III tic scenes rith
f),ht,5o bc I. thc ap.t.nt t. ~ .v,oa,t.. ,'
a.,..,s ...., ~ 1eem,S ,, " uon'
est5 ano VI 1nost enshas'"e p!a1s'nll1tJ: iu
those Will toasrfqo be Is t''e blum and hearty
and soltloouies IS the exu,tapt. ,rmo, !
nfac .ni-,t ,,,a, ,,vi,u. r. ~
~ 0p'.'' u" nn :" the
secono aet, Whefc ha bf'ngt dsshonor npon
Casio, and In the beautiful ulght dccne which
cncompa the death OF Roaeri1o. Mr. Boo.h
p,yn. n nrrformnnce whirh ro, l,c ,,,.c,l ,,noa
q e.. Lts,..", ..... e'aso ao'''
,ue "ishest plaao o. ufa"a1c a1t' mr. MtInss
loriek, ns ohtt'o, was much mora satisfac..
tory than as ldgo on Monday night.
lie cavo tborourh]y in.e,,fvcnt
performance of the rolo, WA pathctie mhers
pattlos was called for. and exhibited much nowcr
IN tic stronger scenes, Ij,c lofty. tun1icr. md
generous nature Of tho Monr os Il cru,niles
into ruin md rors down IN hnvar
md btood under Iaqo's schemint+ MAJ
wonderfully we'll shown, His Iafei,so WA
well spoken, at,,l the Inst act WA IldIciou,iy
played, the actor particularly excc}iiug in III,
mcutcd Upon tbs other members Of Otaeio',
";rhc Merchant Of Venice I, and "Ka, ,hcrtne
nntl petrucc!u" wero both played Inst evening.
;h ame former ssrn,nate1 Win tle trial fcone and
i,,connIctc H"t ~ a,n1o.a H. s ,1tt aE p'ay
those PRESENT went merely 10 sco Booth' md
tjF1
1iIallon o. shaksIcare in tl1ia way, In 'sThe
@ noutm gave ~ fe
i,c caractcr M this nctor ronc,vcs u '1gv .;n,.
not US IN insrc Of tic majesty Of he ~ 'Hshrnw
faith mud tile liolv wrath Of prosecuted rnce,
towering stature, mud sharply traces the cum
li ing @ n craft M ,,i,a nnprssstss exsslepsly te
US Porsta gare US a desirable piece Of comedy
tally rendered BY hlr. Roland Reed. Mr. Booth
for the .frst time since ha began bis senson hero
y SAY we never saw him In comedy 10 better al-
vantage. In thls line Of bl,slpess It has been
Ecncruliy said that he is % hard o. hickory;
but last night t!1c stiffness md metallic ring oi
md yivacitr sbich captlyatsd % bis 81 audcpsc
waB especially happy IN the woot,,y ecene. Miss
Weaver was u lttt3u too labored to our thinking
rs Katherine. Mr.. Il. Reed cluyerly personpted
evening lust nights bill viii be repea.ctl, to.
morrow " hfacbeth,, mud at llc Saturday natl
nrc u Hamlet" will lie given, tho concluding
performances OF Edwin Booths engagement.
'"'''"'''"'. 11ooLEy.a. ~" 81 ~.
u1,,o :, ,,,s ,,t''s. -
Jul. ta'e "as s'fu" oa Mo'.uo9 anu tues
my IL was ah eaeel!cht performance, not
s1itcllcll,-but the cast was unusually good, au,l
jn ~ 1itat
, 1879-05-08
THE ISLANDERS AGAINST JUDGE DILLON,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May s.-The United
States Court to-day was occupied with tho
Branch Of tlle Central llaIlrond Of Iowa cssc,
application having bcen forwarded from tho
Circuit Cqurt Of the District Of lows,
asking that Richard L. AshuEat, lawyer
Of this city, and laaac n. Cate. late President
OF tho road, mlaht be compelled to furniah tho
originals Ut The letters to tlsem from Chester
q. Cole, counsel iu Tho case, scArst!ng uDon tho
conduct Of Judge Dillon IN the ease. 1t
was charged HUT Colo had. instlgated tho
astaeks In tile newspapers against tho Judge
for the purpose uf iptl!uldat!ng h!m, aud It was
sought to disbar him for nonprofe6sional con-
, 1879-05-08
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE:
lR~ For ~8)
49, CAfARRH -

Instantly reItores and permanently cures snces-
Ing OF Head Colds, called Acute Catarrh; thick,
yellow. and foul MntterY AccuHulAt!ons In tho
Nasal Passages, called Chronic Catarrh; rotttnK
anI a!ouChthg uf The Bones of the Nose, with
discharges of loathsome matter tingsd WITH
blood. atl ulccrat!onB often extending to the;
Eye, Ear, Throat, md Lungs, called ulcerattont
Dizzincsd, Clouded Memory, and Loas of Nerve
Power.
Thla Great Local and Constitutional Remedy
Is prepared entirely By dfst!llatlon, and containsl
iu the form OF vaporizcd essences, the Rreatest3
vegetable healing and purifying profartica4
known to modern chemistry.
by means Of Or. sanford's Improved 1n-1
charge, It is Inhaled, thus netting directly on tho
Nasal Passages, which It Instantly cloanses OH
foul mucous accumu1ations, auhduing tn1nn-a
nation when extending to the Eye, Ear, and
Throat, restoring the senses OF Smell, Uearingt
and Taste when affected, leaving the head do,
odorfxe1, clear, and open, the breath sweet the
breathing easy, and avery sense IN = grateful1
It per1neatcs every fluid Of the body, cleansing
tho entro mucous or mcmbEanous s1btem
through the blood, which 1t purfles OF the actA
poison always present in CAtarfh. It builds upf
The snfceblcd md broken-down constitutional
robs tho disease of It's virus, and permits thof
formation of Notwithstanding Blood. Unless.
the system Is prostEatcd BY scrofula Or con-S
surnption beyond recuperatou, 1t Will effect al
permanent euro 10 ogery case. Hundreds oil
testimonials attest its wonderful curative propf
critics, Every druggist who has ever sold III
will cheesIully bear witness to Its marvellous
efficacy. /
Price, with Improved inhaler. Treatise, apd
Directions, 81.
Bold by druggists everywhere. /
, 1879-05-08

+; Elchbcrg's pretty 'tttlo opera, "The Doctor
Of Alrantara," will bs given this evening at taIa
West Emu upera-El6use, With tho following
cast, under tile direction of MI. F. 7, l9airdi
, 1879-05-08
CI{ICliET,

NEW YoRx, May TIN the match to-day ut
Iobokcu. between tho English a1lsi American
csleketcrs, thu scoro Of the Americans III tho
first tnulnys was II, Lucas md Lane beIng tic
b0wlrrs,
'lile stumps were drawn At @ p. lu., when the
English bud scored ESQ, Thu sutnc will bu con-
ttnucd to.tnUrrow.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-07

And at $500.
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