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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02
amusemenis ano alssiimss 60 Might.

AclnfMr OF MgSlc-Opera. aida
EonTG.s TunATrc-otesa Bcnfe. M'rncn'
bpoxpwAr orSRA HOUSE," stratrglS.~
H.ls.s r,,s ,rFk--" An Arabian Night"
FirTH AVENUE IaskrRs-" n; NJ. i1ssiere.
EAysr,Ys snEAIgE-" The Galley slave
N,,SY0eN AousnrgN-Day and Evening
Nr,r- Y,,EE 6'IeccSSe. 7Sc Broadway
Pxkw 1lrxarnH- i" Frsiz m irclacsl" ..,
ssx Fr .xrrsco NrSsTREis OPNeA BorsE-NarleV'
srs<pagi. manufacturers. " Faifnliza
I,s,oS SorAgf TuRAraH =" French ftsss
&xtIAck'> aHRkTGE- Our Gifls
f,y.rcNrRiyo HAIL--Concert.
KoSTxR & RAL's GARDkN-Ccecoft
-rrl RgGINkST ANOgr-fatr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02
BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE.

This pleasant little theatre was Last evening
the scene Oh a pleasant performance by parry Oh
comedians, new 20 this region. but destined "a %
adopted into kindly public favor. Mr. Clinton HAiis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

MIR. Talmage's trustees have resolved unani-
mously that the Brooklyn Tabernacle must
withdraw from the Presbyterian denomination
because of the "persecurion of the Pastor
by wicked men," and until that persecution
shall cease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

Various Democratic Senators solemny an
nounce that The attempt TO thrust Mr.. Bayard
from the craftsmanship of the Committee on
Finance will not be renewed. hasnuch rs
the name of Bayard is the only badge of re-
spectability left 70 the Democratic party. this
forbearance is remarkable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

The nomination Of Secretary McCrary for
Circuit Judge, which the President promptly
sent TO the Senate yesterday. aud which the
Senate will no doubt promptly confirm, will
leave vacancy in the Cabinet. 1t has been
observed, however. that vacancies in the
Cabinet are usually filled without much diff
Guilty, and the country needn't worry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02
GENERAL NOTES.

win mrot at Moscow on Tuesday. where the nobility
will DO received and an address viii he delivered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

The most interesting incident in the dull
routine Of the first day of Congress seems TO
have been the discovery that the ventilation
of the House of Representatives has been
greatly improved by the changes made IN the
hall since the last session. The members of
the House shonld rejoice-likewisc the country.
The machinery of statistics is not fine enough
yet 20 tell us just what proportion
of the jobbery and wickedness of Congress
has been due to the lack of ventilation. But
we ali know that bad air is demorahzing and
that the air of the House OF Representatives,
IN particular, has been bad enough 70 make
pirate out OF Puritan. Now We may expect
TO see cheerful increase in our annual pro-
duct of legislative purity.
The opening of the Metropolitan Elevated
Railroad to observation-disclosures fifty -ffth-st.,
which was accomplished yesterday, is another
stride forward in rapid transit. Is il not about
time for the Metropolitan Company TO eou-
slider the necessity Of running trains at proper
intervals. all through the night This
plan has proved a real convenience
to the public on the East Side, and is
quite as much needed on the West Side.
These roads will never fulfil their mission
until they furnish the same facilities to all
classes in the community, and the number Of
cheap and comfortable homes which are to be
built on The West Side could be greatly in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

Somebody has discovered that Thurman Is still
Presidential possibility. He must be the historical
Democrat who votes regularly for Andrew Jackson
rYorN election day.
, 1879-08-20

Comptroller OF bridRc.tenaer that the atagors
Ohio River record would neycr have been cx'
posed.
Among tho hnllding permits Issued ycsterday
was one tn erect twaEturv dwelling, NO. 4h3
Hcdowlck street, 10 cost $hGtk). and nt'c to q.
D. ltancoc. to erect = two.storr dwelling At No.
1913 Wabash avenue, to cost Ss,OJo+
MORE Follcs .usrlcks
CORPORATION. Counsel Adams enrs he eces no
oh[cclou ~ increasing the nnmher 1T Police
Courts, md that whatever objections there mas
bu chi, be speedily ohlltcratcd by ordinance.
The atnyor slys lie has not examined tic oues-
tt,t1, t, hn intimate friend Of hts says that the
communication on the tubitcs, which WAS laid
before ,he Council Mnnlay evening, was shown
him. a,' met bis approval b:'ote L wa present;
ell. THIS Is true. no doubt, for 3,lns. 0'1lnnnctf
wouiu not. Il |. believed, art without his fl"nor's
c,usrnt. Bnt without ktonpmg to tllscilsR 'tc
ncrits of the omestion It IL no mora than rfcl,t
iI.at, The credit, L suv there T.. should
be rightly placed. The taet is, tho whole tn M
originated with Aid. Jonas jnnu The Committee
OIL Fire md pol,re. md when The cominunira-
tfon war presented, signed hv Snpt. O'Donnctl,
JOINS had similar document It, tlts nnckct, nml
wns striving 10 get It introduced. But Il tho
,neasure proves Quod nne. there should bo no
quarrelln1 as 10 the author OF It.
, 1879-08-20

The United States sub.Treasury redeemed
$a, QUO Of subsidiary oliver coin yesterday, n1d
paid out Sc, 1000 In standard dollars.
The tnteEnat-reyenue receipts Yesterday at
Collector HaEveY's office footed up e30,5Ia or
this amount, $25,524 ~as for tax-pail spirits,
$3.50 for tobacco aud cigars, and $i83 for
beer.
The case against Albert Frederick, Of No. 10
West Randolph atreet, charged with faitug TO
ooliterate stamps from spirit packages, mas up
yesterday lnornng. Both tho accused mud ita
counsel were on hind. ~ we'll as choice lot of
witnesses. Freaerick's legal hight, John Wag-
ner, represented that !lc had to- 70 out of town
s'a"ed aat III III Faay !s ts sR sG
The request was granted, aul alt parties began
u more toward .le hail. Nov, in The crowd
MAS certatn Constable by the natns OF Emery,
bad suid or duus. iotimatci 10 that worthy lint
he waa what is commonly called 3 ahYster. In
fact. he snore taan lutfmated 1t. lie oven U.s.
snrtet 1t. ntld auded ttsat b" va. !ea.ly to give
Wagner, ETC.. etc. Tie latter suddenly plantul
his 1st In bis slantlorer's tsce, ana ,hers was a
fine prospect Ut a general blood.lettlng until
John StillHeEl ealed In. picked Wagner OH hts
antagonist, nnii restored the harmony which,
had before prevailed.
There have been tuo or three eaaes Of late
which havo served to call attcnti0n to cir
cular issued by the Con,.nlsstouer ot
Internal Revenue last May Ia retss~
ence to tha duty Of Collectors to
uGtatn or seize eplrltK for discrepancy between
tho MarSs and brtI,ls OH tho packages nnli ihe
actual taxable contents thereof. The !nstruc-
tInrs containetlin Tint circular were, briefly. to The
effect that sptrlts must be gAuYed and inspected
With great care, ald lhu packages 90 n arketi Us
to Show actual proot ailti contunts. Whenever
an examination of anY d~tiller's original pack
age showed all exteas Of splsits Of Que proof
gallon or upwards OVER mud at,oys the quantity
which, according to the marks, stRtnp.. md
brands 0n such packages, might bs law
fully. contalaoa therein, It was pro-
yided TINT s,,vh package should he de-
sained for Investigation, and careful eauue
n,adu by at least Two cotR pstent 0allgers where
practicable, a,ld, IL lto exee4s as found by 10th
should amount to ons proat gallon or upwards
fu any package, the taxable cxeess should b.
| estimated by The Collector, aud reported lor
ssscss.nsnt agatnst tue distlllet. 1t tktrs were
uo ousef gtouud Tor detention, and The Collector
we're satisfied That The excess occurred Without
might fslsa,e lis goods, without costa to ths
| Goyorntueus, UPON oalnx notlaed iuAt such n.
, 1879-08-20

4 horse attached 10 truck owned by Bnr1ey
Il fYrcll, anu driven by Charles Sykes, Lott
hitched to weight at tho: corner OF Quincy anil
Market strects, walked utf into the river at the
fuot OF jackson street, artd vns drowned before
any one could rcscue htuit THIS was at II 20
yesterday morning. TiIu truck was recovered
some time later, nnd was found to ba unlnjured.
At8:3o 1e.teraay morning Edward Kectc. an
Old man Is wears of arc, while gathering chips
at it,t curneruf Lumber ind Fourteenth atrcGta,
OIL The Northwestern Ra!lroaj, was run over hr
engine No. 150. His rIGh: arm was cruehc.l on,
Aild hc received such sewers Internal Injuries
that he died within an hour. Tic remains were
taken to hts home, No. 10 West fifteenth street,
whera 10 leaves villa in comfortable cireum.
staucea.
a driver OF Tooney'a express No. 1.09f Is the
latest catMltdato for punishment for reckless
driving. Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
na +. ". Wagner. of No. log Blue lsIand aEcnue,
was driving west on Van Dtsen street, near C!n-
tan, ToomcY'a express drove up behind him. Mr.
Wagner was going at lcIeurely galt, md when
The utivor OF the express called upon him to
turn nut Of tic sfreet.car 'tra H. Mr: Wagner
attempted to do 90. The. fellow behind, it Ia
charged. drove 50 rrcklsssly tint hr. Wasner'a
1uEel about the hoIly and cut abuut tic head.
And ,hcn the gully one Irercl mud laughed at
thu accident, aid drove RAPIDLY away.
Frank YcrtEinslsi. 10 wears Of age. living with
Ills mo lIer at No. 20 Bradley street, Was nccf-
90 s e aoss 5eyasa N
aveuue and the roll ng-tnlls by one OF .he
roll.ng.mlll engines. lie had hIs right leg badly
crushed below tho knee, nnd was Ter.
rIb'Y bruised about tie hack hn1 heau.
tatcti The Icy, a1,h sent tho boy to ,lle County
Hospital for treatsnent- liz uad but lttlc iope
for recovery. Aowaver. The mo'her was very
anxious that he Alould he taken homu, but, rs
L.. tAh
trly for the Injured hoy, the Doctor talked her
out OF 1t.
, 1879-08-20

the Widow stewnrt, and oxtort from her suner-
stttIons ur sympsthies tic amount their rapacttT
had f1cl upon. Every stcp they have
takcn ahows that shrcwd, Intelligent
men nro bin1cl toEetler 10 this
men, ex-dctecttves, ami ex United States Office
holders werc in the original Job Not long avo
m artiM entered the atudlo ot Mt. Park. at tho
Women'a flotel. Park IL making statua1v Tor
the Stewart Memorial Cathedral. md y en-.
tn sec Mrs. Stewart md placo In her handa the
pro!rcr to return the body. lfo refused TO mo-
lest her on sucl, an orrAnt. The todv-suatchcrs
are now trying TO axiato the whole subj leet over
In tho press, 90 a. to hiring a public opinion to
bcar on Hilton md tnnko him nav for these re-
III .tn%. No doubt lllcv havs tile body. aud h
iatls to br M s!lrm ruVsnus through Hllton's
strength Of uurppsc,
, 1879-08-20

8lx cases Of scar'et.fcvcr weEo reported yes
ter.lay.
The room In which the "rcform " detectives
urc 10 repoae viii be realy for occupancy 10
faw days.
md paving suudry streets, aud probably the
contracts will b. awarded.
Tile City Treasurer yesterday received s., 5554
from the Water Department, s2.1l+ from the
Collector, and 1854 from the Comptroller.
Tie Committee on Streets and Al1evs of the
three divisions is called for Friday to consider
the conbtc.stone ordinance. The Finance Com.
mtttee Is called to meet ut the same time.
The new issue Of serp has made its appear
ance. The design ts ueht, mud tic tiny repre-
sentative OF debt great improvement over the
old Issue. 1t will be put out in 4 tew days.
Patrolman Darrow aud O'Councr werc before
Austin ]. Doylt an.l slmon O'Donnell yester-
inv citizens. Tic gravity Of ihe oif-nso made
1t necessary to take tho case under ndvlsumeut.
James Carroll, arrested Moudsr by the
Health Department for maintaining nnlsance
anil dung businrss Without 4 lironsc, was yes
tcrlay Aued 3o5 on tho latter cltnree. The
hearnE ok The other Charge was postponed to
glyo tls Department tune TO get wituessea.
pnlce authorities Of habit the Boys tavo drift
cd Into Of stufllBg dirt and paper into The street
letter-boKcs. II the evil Ia not ahated be
threatens to remove the boxes. lie Is power
less, OF COURSE. to do anything Of tic kind, but
II tile nuisance IL greAt % II h represented to
be It should DO abated.
Tie City Collector was yesterday sending out
| notices to all delinquent Water-cunsumcrs thut,
uofess they paid up inside OF 0ve days, their
ironerty would os tsvisdoo. Tue list OF del!n-
1nI 10 n kaHn NOT fy11
1876 and 1877, und. under a lccent deciaion Ut
the Law Department, the Collector Ia author
lied to levy ucun any property found upon the
pruuaises. Thoss Interested viii take nosica.
In reference to The water.lax penalties col.
lected, Commissioner Waller says there will be
no re- efuudulg, notwithat .nd,ng lie penalty has
puw bsen drapped for Thirty days. a,l the ap-
parent iujussies Ut having some pay IL aid
others nut. Superintendent Leb. huwevur,
COLLECTED IA about 81 .0o0. and he 10 In favor Of
| eredttnE those who have paid the penslty With
/ what they hays paid on their next tax. hut
| ME. Waller Ia buss, ns'u his views will prevail
1n ths iuturo no distinctions will bo made.
Tho politicians are astc. tue Mayor, Yester-
day there were come of them around, who said
| hut ut the cloae Of lie campaign IN which he
| was elected there was baancs Ut $3,000 III the
h4!s.ls of tte Treasurer u the Campaign Com
and That atterward It was discovered lllat tAsre
wcre debts to ths amount Ut $50 which had
not been lteuidated. They say ll.4t Mr.. Waller
gave - toward making thMsa even, md that
this waa all that could be COLLECTED at thu rock
Try. Mr. Harrttun's check IL good, but tie
Committee could not get It.
Pat Mortel IL on the War.path. Hs aayt thut
tho Mayors rtsa has cost him thous 1nis uf dol,
lara, and That hls Friendship Tor his, has made
l!m = pont tnau: y hs stopped here. with HI.
H. does not e. h. 9w says saat b. :aw n.
, 1879-08-20

eos.r.rt hal hco, vail. cr n the n.rtEea
r. .,hos. .,nss,..tn,, tmn ,rirts r.re etanrI
,ossrnd - sr nn .n,,r.nf n order ~ gct
o.....a ~ ~. ,,,ant,., rs. ,r,hortycs IN ~
p"a'.ee,ou' ., NV to'se'U' ""7 ,S.,,.,.,.
ec,Fc INC tax from them ana laheula.e1J
mrnt Ia Ia c ma,ln' ,l.n n,nonnt to bo renorttj "a
d Cnfcrtnr far }hc dtstrfct in which ihe tax is
narnhte. mn, ibe sc',in, Collector hoIn9 rc.
nt,irci In notfy m" f:nifccfnr Of tic istric. iu
wifch the taT ia nayahic of a,1ch collection. in
nr.icr tint lie miuht' moi demand nayment from
tnt it,ttiIcr In case lin ,intnw fl cxccss should
ic en tnrrr M 10 nwnkcn s,isncion al fraud. thc
rfrc,ar f1trter rroTI,irtl tlat ir suirts shn,tj|
he sri1rd ami rcnnrtrd IN thc off}rc m the De-
narltncnt at Wasjiu,,tnn lar fnsifuctions Al 10
,,rucecslinr for ,i"ir fnrieIture.
~ ''. .
The customs officials sn"nt Rooa paft of sce-
trr''nv ny taxing an Inventory ot almt tot OF
liasnna tohacco s"fzGd SIonanv nftefnonn o.
sntter Br'n'. warehouse, Nos. - ana ~ M'ehi-
gar avenue. iher discovered s'i"t INC !ot
amounted to 1nst III bales, fhe tobacco he'h0
enrasctl In apparently new gunnv,hag wrappers
which boro fnne OF tn" requisite Cns'nm' House
!nhrke. Il hAs also hecn discovered 'lat Ile
itfm practically crascu onvsg 'onaseo ters snme
tlmn aEo "'"! nave s'neo then apparently
hrcn depending nnon :, the shhnls
from INC outside. lnclud'he,. possibly
, 1879-08-20
LAKE YIHW


Tic Doa1d OF Trustees mot Mondty, all the
members being present. The Committee Gu
Ronds au.l Bridges reported Ia favor Of expentl-
tng $500 In tho purchase of cinders towar1s iul.
proving clyboufn avenue, aud they wero iu.
structed to purchase them. The Supervisor
and the Committee on Roala and Bridges werc
instructed to Inquire intu the tnattrr VI moving
the southern terminus 0f The dummy track.
There is an injunction against tho dummy beInl,
allowed t0 stand IN the ccntro OF tho street,
Which would be- the case when the new tracka
would le withdrawn provided tie terminus
Nero moved Rb,ut onu block further nortll.
Also, that The North ChlcaCo City Railway Com.
pany naks proper approaches to thetF new
tracks Ia ttle vicinity Of tbs heH car.barns, gu
Lincoln nnd Wfishtwaod avenues. An ordI.
nance WAS adopted for q sidewalk On tic wess
stle OF Clark street, from Fullerton 10 Dlycrsy
asrsets. Bids will be received at Tho rext meet.
,ng, Sept. !, for building q roaa.bcd on the un.
improved balance OF Wellington street. The
Doard then adjourned.
GRAND CROSSING.
Tho village was Visited by Chicago burglar
Monday night. Ilo cutered tho Aotne of Col.
Na}nuf through Kitchen Window, and, opening
t!m doors auu putting props against them, pro
ceedod to rausack The lowtr part Ut lhe build
luz. Qe took light lunch from The pantry
at,,l then went 10 . bedroom wllero two la1tei
wero aleopIng. They wuru awakened by ths
flash of hla dark lantern. 'Thev screamed fol
hulp. TIE burglar looked at them, and the1
walked quietly out, All when help arrived II
tie shanu OF iiaYuar and biz revolver tht
thief MAS not.
, 1879-08-20

New YoRK, Aug. l7.-rhe hue ard cry over
The, body of a. 7. Stewart Il pronounced by
Judge Hilton part OF the thievesf destgu to
fosca purchase of the bones, Falling 10 move
Judge Hilton, lha robbers undertook to reach
, 1879-08-20

SOMEBODY'S COMING WHEN THE DEANDR0Ps FALL
IL At present the great popular song of the day.
It il a gem. and csn bc obtained Of the publishers,
S. DEainarl's Sous, 1853 State.st.
, 1879-08-20

Avoid profanity. Bnck It 1lArnss's - Moth Pow !.
der" |. n0re effective M killing bttgs ana roaceA
, 1879-08-20

carcfnt, persistent itndy. employing mono bu
thorough workmcn, With tho latest Improvement
In machinery, cnanlea Hamilton, shourls j. Co. /
do tno watch rcpalElng so a. to Inauso tatlafac
tipp.
, 1879-08-20

Lake alt IL pure, ami 80 IL tins caady made and
sold by Dawson, I'll State street.
, 1879-08-20
THE CITY.


= -AA14 VI - Il
GENERAL NEWS.
2, ". N. Smith, Urbana, IT., il al tho Pacific.
.. c. A. Broughtou, Of Saratoga, Il At the usrd-
ncr.
TT: Y. Putnam, Boston, Is guest At the Gard
ner.
c. Hartman, Omaha, IL cuest Of tho shcr-
man. 4,
Judge V. H. Elliott, Of Denver, is At The Tra'
mont
j. 8. Mcdonald, Fond du Lac, Wis, is at the
Hhsrn1an.
Tile Buffalo Baso-Dall Cluo ara domicited At
the TrcuInnL
II. Gledtct, Berlin, Germany, Is registered at
the fremont.
8. II. Jones, Burlington, Ia. Il sojourntnE at
the Sherman.
8. F. md Z. Worslcy, England, arc registered
At slc Palmer.
D. F. Sheldon, Rcd Wing, MIMI, 10 stopping
At the Tremunt-
+. Lindsay, General Agent Of the New York
lifc-lusursnce Company. is at tho Palmer.
The Rev. c. Love.t Cameron and F. II. Raw-
ltns. England. are registered Al The Pacific.
". 7. Mcrre,l, General Superintendent OF thc
Toledo, Peoria g. Warsau Railroad, IL ut the Pa-
eiAc.
". D. Thompson, the General supcrtnsend-
ent Of the Kallway-Ma1 Service is guest Of
tie Pacific.
John F. Durs1, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge
A. 1. i A. H., Springfield, ILL.,. IL registered 1t
The Gardner.
Judge John T. Dillon, Of 1ora. passed through
N. citv v,,h ~. fan,,,v m their wav ,,nue.
s,....',,"s. W. 5 "'s ~. us,.,a:
1oR's'c'''e VT Tut s'ne'' -...........
eofoocs slaan '.o|eios. oe'o Nv ''quess ~, ~.
uonora brown 4u years Of nge' Wao u'ed
Of heart disease at No. 163 Wcst Eighteenth
street.
uensg ". AlHmet'nans tne ssc1otsa5 u. l.e t
West sac das COMPANY; "9 ~ s r;, au'.'uGeu III.
tano some tlne a11 "nn teut E'S'u. s Mss 81. 81
tlseiv tecosereu' ne VA scssaseu ~. d.It T. .' sno
mi ni'j jainca sty bis family. ii '
80 IT. ..s-. ,,,.+ f..,,..,a. .y,,z. Ia liz.
lHc p1ch rrpoft ttaL eaher,ne WIFE - ~ ~.
e ~ No. - aH slFec. III ns,s ra,Iaf 10 ~.
epss e anu noor s woman s"' a' 'hres earen
aged sears. years, and da9s'
The tcmnc7ature YESTERDAY, as ohservca hy
Mauasse. opijcjan, IS Ntadisnn street (TKtuusE
I,uiidnE), ras Al a. m. t;7 desrcrs; 10 a. MI,
"a; Il H., =: =. tn., n; D. m. Is. Barome-
Ter Mt a. n'.' 29.5o; p. n., 29'5?
sffFstns s,nco thr qih inst,. Rcuhen Nurtou
Trnycre. l3 wears al arc, brown hair, blue eyes
fair cotuplcrion, uni clad In llucP pants nni
coaf, md brown straw hat The pn'lre a,nl Ills
pnrcnte, who live at M 500 S,ato street, arc
anxuusiy looking for him.
49,. c..,a-u y ., NJ. o,, =, , ho~.. ,n,
p1t Gartes ~ vi. u"usr @ W. "''ns, H. , msau
Msoo. naekatn a ,hr a.nns ~. u.,n.sa IT, ~ Snus @
s :, III 1' ~, sn1scss antnr ru, 10 81 vi. st tc
9iavos FcInsea 70 paE, n Ass;a'Ee , n,s,i sa ' 10
ais 1netase ~, Hammers court a"a oFouE"s su's
asalnft n'h''
Gen. Oglesby will not be able to attend the
soIu.cFs gnn'ot, a. nu1pa "rs.nts r,sats u,
e,mtlar rcnnlon ~ Cari1lsHie On tne @lst lns1.
Nss'r be,ote ula ,he .a,'nne ve.e.an - 50 nen
wlsh tuat nc eou'n oe III s"o places III o"e "no
Inc same lime.
THE open-a,r meeting in tho interests OF the
Etvhf Honr ienrt,r apnni,nrei fpr Ioss cvetl.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-15
Remember!

Soldiers. romCpAb,r It remained for a
Democratic House, under tho load of
tho gallant Grecnback Democrat Of
Ohio, General A, V. iics, to secure
for you Mt last the arrcarage Of pension
so justly your due. This bill will So
euro 10 tho crippled and MANNED lc.
Focr Of tho Union army sum various
y estimated at from $40. 900. 900. to
$3.50. 10000 that should have been
paid years ago bad tho Republican
party been as true to tho soldiers as it
vas to tho bondholders.-Alie9aH
Michigan. Democrat.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-15

"A new sect Of Mormous have
sprung up in southern Indiana. and
two ovanselists Of tho Latter Day
Saints arc preaching With much sue
cess. The peculiar tcuets Of this wing Of
MOrmOnism ore apti.pOlygamy, hOnliug
by laying on Of hands. immersion, the
second coming of Christ. and IN the
near future, intervention Of God In
temporal and spiritual affairs. It bs :.
lisves in miracles. or special Pro silcn.
ecs, 10 the interest Of saints. ..-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-15

by boring hole through silver
dollar and tying it toa tag a Con-
uecticut nan sent it through the mail
or ono cent, whereas. il 10 had put it
in an cuvalOp it would cost him three
cents. No ono but New EDglander
would have thought Of such device.
and is this prompt graphic with The
situation that gives New England its
mighty influence upon tho world.-
DaaJury Me'vs.