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TIIK PAKIS EXHIBITION.
AN AMKRH"AN" DVABIMBfl ASSURED.
N WH" SlIt'lID HAVK CHAK?k?i*K IT-ART HKOP
a\u\t Tu BK KKrKK**KXT'?*^-?*-'vl,*1*N-M*tNr E3t
m^H iiiwtiinnnBi
inOU A BECCLAB CORBF..S??<>Mil?.1IT OB TUB TIIIBCNG.]
mtgmBBBeBBMBt March 29.?It is as t?r settled as
---thing contingent upon tbe future .action <?f l/ou
mmggt >*? '" '!ial aW W1'* *JC' **??' American Ihrpart
ment at the s*Otkt Exhibition Si VVsm\ and tiiuuiit.it'
tnrcrs who desire to conlrihut*' to it may begin
th.ir pspssnlasas wttk leaBsaabls Bosaraaee thai
their lalior will not he lost. What sort of a depart?
ment it will he witl d? pend almost wholly npon the.
kind of commission tbe Government appeia?Ba_M
(.?ougrefsi*'nal IssJSBBtisa shall have been obtained.
Jh?r.> h ev? ry EBsWEki for expectnie, however, that
Shegmn?*00?m1?JoAhOE will caretully avoid tin* risk of
mgmmEtkWt ti ths Vienna BaaBBj b> the OBBBStJgB
of the mSSl ?'tiinp?tciit men ?n the couiiiiy win. are
?trillin? to nrulertake the ta?k at SB-fBafa_Bg our
national exhibit, Three qualifications will b<
aaaatsttl ? ,'"' '-"tr.iuis.-.ii-ners?a thi-roii-.li knowl
rngma of th.- character and purposes of wor'ni's fairs
and <'f the way they an- SMSJtod, a good ?leizree of
executive ability, and an entliusia-sin fur the work
which will 1? ad them nn-elht-hly to devote all their
energies to it. To these should he added, in some of
tin. commissioners nt leant, an acquaintance with
t..,- lient h IsafaBfS. Th?- Irenen do nut harn
other laasjaafse. aesaass all shs w?ekl haras theira.
Kveryal .??-?? in EavopoB conversational knowledge
oi Frer.'?i is coiisnl'-reil an est-entul Baitof a E?toi
fdu af.oii. If wesead e<BB_nloBkmen to Paris who
speak otl.v tlieir motlier limgUS they will l?e no
better than ?b af ;?t??I OWmh m. n, unless they have
an interpreter alwavs at their elhow, aad they will
on all eecejdeas be looked upon as persons of tie?
fet f?
With ?m. nut SOBBB?BsteMBS who luspic confi?
dence tin A'* ericiiii department will ahaast?esete
its? If in a'', it ?Hi''s w rucli have a i-.Kiiiit-rcia! ob
n.t, f.*r ii ? saafaetnreraaf all articles vaicb al
n .wly ei.j".v iforeifn market an safer to exhibit,
and roa: : theraw?l prem forward with the par*
Ear their foods sack a market Tbc
rnnditioti of "?ir industries is fmgt now uinvir-.'.?ly
suspicious for a -successful effort to fasBrooM tin- for
gkya Asomad fer our niaiiiifiit titrttl products,and
; !n* ran ire of BTttrkia whicih Vbtb
our shores leseoh the markets of the was M. The cost
, oi aredactioo has, In many branches of amnafae
t . g, i...*.. -. radueed that there are a aumher ol
sitn sly a lew yean Sfo required a pro
hold ?mi own markets, l.ui
sao aew compete oo equal terms witb tbepr
in, and From h factorise. W
nlycothe eoger spult of tr:;<h- te find ont what
??i -<l f.t rii.* ?banos of profit, am!
the t era1 duty in this respect will be
shiefly to sm ti ?it no one estahliahaaent .ir bran? h of
tiati' - an nndae smimnl of space. T*hey
si...iil'i net, for example, allow ths sewiaf-macbine
? ?till half theAmerieaa dspartaaaol un they
iid at Vienna, bot permita - Dtainto
he the most ; rominenl article displayed.
rous am. lee, bowever, which wiD
not !
? ? -?? ;?' ii from i.'-.ir t..\
Ttt be m snj sense representative of m:r
?aanfacturinf interests. The commission should
1 ..* to milli?me the makers of BBch articlei i"
e-hihit from a feeling of patriot ism or penita, and ???
if all such efforts fail, they might per
boj the articles ami sell them after thi
1 neu are 11 rtaia of our maau
l -.- s,, pecaliarly American or bo especially
or both, that 'in j oufht bo tu im lud il
?ni.?t. even -'t considerabl?
' -f "?ir f.i?ui c at Vienna was that no atten
? ? utative charact? i
.g to every uotii s bole,
mmisnea gathered up snob goods a
* at th- :u. a iiuou; seeming to can- *?*? bat tin v ? i re,
Bad spread them out thinly over a large space with
at system. It easrbt to beBBderstood
by tbe eon -- Taris thai is not
. - ithin the i) a-* ifned t.?
tbe articles which nut) bevolun
ledtotbem. Their function is to ci ate
al that will be a * ? dit to tbe
try and will : be reap? ? ; t> !t ior us ,i
Europe a.- ?-?i intelligent, pn .
kodustrioas people. The plea thai they did tin* best
? the oaterial tbe, bad will not be accepted ?
an ex? . ?u-. They must choc e thcii
? -a!.
I lotrf- there will in- nn nttc-i-pf at rivali
? :?t men i ttcnt
pla.v. Exhibitions wiD no longer be estimated by
-;/.. The ! i show carril d t!.,.t fea?
ture-in Ike fartheot eadunble limit. Weshall not
I?- [adfod at Paris by rhe number of acres ?re eoi - r
v i h our brin i and mochines, bul by ih?* hind an?!
quality of tbe art exhibit, and by tl
.. tr. ? nt. '1 .
trolling idea with our commi - * Idbetoahow
lutt-t prominently thom things that we have
reason to l?.- prunl of, aad so to fill a moderate
? ef saaes thai it may seem to every visitor
she r* m ?i a laud abounding In natural
m - i, ami producing in prcat profusion and va
r *f the .'?ii^licst civilization. I-'.
periaOy should iln-s.* prodin ts involving tbe element
of ta^tt, in which we have made remarkable
; m ai lato year*?, have conspicuous place. Ws
nei-d to educate Eai-ope out of the Idea that ws era
a rude peeple, producing nothing w.irth aend
inc serom the Atlantic but petrol? am,
P<t1\. eon, >ot ?on, and labor-savini* ma?
chines, u e ihoaJd wn'i onr aarivaled tilver
ware, our j?-*s? Iry of naire* slefB?t forms
than I.'.*..??:: ?t. , an show; our sil',*, a?? 1 velvets,
our ' * and chandeUcn? our furni?
ture that begina to etj'.al that of l':ri-, our line dit
lery, wat?*ht*s, mathematical iii??nii?ieiit_. orna
Matalhaidwsie. and thefraatvariety of tasteful
W'rk in i ?. t-ils that OOaael from Neiv-Kiij?land
r*s? of our stseleofravers, Htbo
?* ? ? den, and chroma printers. And
a ? .,, ?,.. hoped thai there will be aa
afssttossaks forenoe, in the eves of tha oultared
i w? n!,v display of Aim rit-an art. That
tli- : ? . - i a ?mtiacttvs Aamricaa art
car.not at doubted. Shepti? ism <<ii this ?siiut only
I or iircjudiee. To make a fhor
:? ..f the beet achievements
1 l BenJptom will be ths most ?'rti
1 ii m work, aad ? an mly bs ,
? - ..*? .: witb ;?? ??'?'? fit ? *s i"r
One of tin commissioners should
B count Of his reco:r :;/t ! CSpocitj to
on .??ment. Be should ?..i coume be
* . ? > a and tiii-fc.l In ?..list.?, am
a - -?* . r, dran for bit material, n >t
collections
ai;d ;?'.
1 ??on on>*ht not to be
.?':.-.- M-. of BSM or tWO
Bav i! htoreahipa fog transportatioB. If any of the
,- ai t" e-hil'it, a larger sum
b par?
ti eral fand. A
rgc of j
? pie, v.ho I ' -'?nit.
If ti ? ? hat.is n,f i tie appropri?t]
y- i sad
Bl Phflad? !
rerhalfa million dollars all of which
aoal f..i w,c bafldlng an?! f r Braooporta
?asa aid aspiilisto? lbs niti?!es themmlvm
the property of the Cnitid
?dans for Um Paris show do aoteoa
k .. alsaetuim to bs put up by for
?kjanai i iB-ttheChaaBpdolian bsfag
?! ettvtrc' I.y the main 0B_fiS0. If is pr?>
POmd, ' ? freathlf n|*??n an inner e.ourt
sash eeuetry shall saset a tsssatste HsseoOtoa sf
aififti.nil ih dfB, Tin* ex
? to he ht.ai.c hy the several
?Bon*'t*. inl'lj with th.. BUffBOttOBh 'ihe
Im ? wliieh I lave seen repnwente the American
' Ing liVe a l-'iftli Aveniic browu
?*'"" f."-.* long drawn sai riohahij H?i eaa be
'?saaf?*.' the views cf our CommUaion. A
k.-<lcor orusaiental irun would be the uiost dis- ,
tinciively American th Bf in architecture that could
be appropriately adopted. K. V. 8.
COL LEGE 0 Y Eli W<>EK.
YOUNG BCBWEMI-fJUJJ.l-l FATE.
CARF WHICH A PHOFKsHOK KXriifl-lt) UVHI HIM -
THK fNlVKK.-ITV fcTHTE.M ? ritK EVENT KH?:
TOLD.
To '.Ac Editor of Tht Tribune.
Six: From the teuer of your remarks concernai?.
th?* Kim Ids ot Mr. Bchwerdtfefsr, th?* yoaag student
sf Cornell Dai-ragMr, you s(??n tob?- laboring under
a mistake in n-gard to the fa?:ts.
'I.i WhW, this young n._:i has hOOB in BltoildaiUS
at the uiiiversify h< has never l?ecn BBBJOSt ty a
" fon intr svsten:." ladead so far is tin from true,
that the class work has heen mere play to him. anil
Prof, and Mrs. Morn?, with whom he !;.is made l,|S
home in Ithaca, have bronght to bear Bpoa hin. a
constant restraint tnnn BXeSBBtVS study, ami a con?
stant enciiiirai-'euieiit fur judu-mus pkj Btcal e-cnise.
("2.1 There is not BOW, nor has there cvm l??-en. any
" Slam aiaiikinir?,'* in the university, ami there has
besa from tha it a steady diseaarafeamat of tu?
iota work ami ctaiouiing which is stiil the banc of
so many Beboobx
?'A.\ Mr. tekwetdtfrfareaaMto thelusUtuUoa an
except:? nal student, with a thirst for hue?B-ledge
wUehwas an Shsorhiaf passion; be had morbid
fane:? s and an ir.Lcnted teasVagJ toward insanity
and sui?-,'le.
14.1 In preparing for the late tMsSABoBeglatO ese>
test, he Beads SO extraordinary ellort. He studied
With the llitclislly ami BSOj vl.it h | li.u at ttI l/ed all
hi? ' itttlts, hut there was pu; BBflO hil:i BO OBtOBld
foriiuK, sad to all appearauce there aas no greet? r
Intesna] excitement than usual.
(.".' Hit health has never been good: within the
past year H bad bocosss wens, sad his ktad Mends
Indnced Irin to wttbdraw from the university at
tin close of last term, hoping that entire rest would
reataos his bodily vigor. I?;.t ike hereditary taint
was too strong for sanitarj measures, and although
he Improved somewhat in health, hi.s predisposition
to BBolaa bolj ?a? ?. so d.
F< r n ?-, < raj yean this yoaag man -pi cart? to have
fasalustsd with ill?* Uf? aad tatet ( hattertoa.
ih aftea predicted thai he should ?li?* at tbs Beam
ak<* i ml m th?* earns stay? Biaos his death tin re ha*
boon f. und smoBg In- papara the dra-a ing of a t?unli
Btoae sad an Inscription recording his own death at
ths date whleh would have amde him of the exaif
?iRi* of chai te? ion. Tbisperiod passed about a year
sgo, and I'r-tf. ami Mrs. .Monis both experienced
great relief believing that the crisis had p
All the circumstances tend to show that the final
catastrophe was the result of a sadden Impulse,
which took possession of a miad originally ab?
normal, poised on the n liesse verge of sanity
and singularly destitute of vigorous dm tuve power.
Fr'iin t!.is melancholy event a moral may bs drawn.
Bui this moral will i-.- talas tffil Imputes " markings"
und "crammingsM to Cornell. It will ai.-o tail of
its mark il il sasunx s r ?m t tbe friends of tbis g'?u-\
yonngmai her? failed to appreciate thecbaracier
of b - mind, or In any way stimulated him to work.
The iiitl.'.eiiee.s brought to bear upon him hero were
to soothe and restrain aad to Induce moderation . rj
a!! kinds of meats] exercise. Ven may find a profit?
able 'i' Id of speculation opened to them h? re I ?
observing how hereditary trait- nullifi education,
and bow nearly related precocity is to insanity.
Trniy '.-our*-. Ja.mi:.- JOBOBBUT.
Jtfutcu, A. P., Mar. h 2). 1877.
TUE HEALTU OF STUDENTS AT CORNELL.
KO M \i:.- **-'? rSTl V. ? A LAB-tlE LIBERTY OK ACTION
? i:: ?'.;. riOX? 1" EXCESSIVE work.
To the Editor of The Trtbuae.
-? : An editorial in The Tararira several
..'.n ipeaktng of the earn Bf youns Hein
i':T. the Cornell atndeat, attributed ins anieble, p irtlally
at l'...*-!. 1.1 Mu eoUege iy tea al forcing more work
apon young men than they cm ? compllab witlioul in
|-':*. toi WhUe tin* remarki may M true
when .:? : ' I. yet 1
rallyp i-sinni? tl t!:at iiie.v ?lo iiiju*:.c?* fo-Cornell. ? \.
graduated fro .. end * fonryeareaao tbla Amn
mer.aadhav? been Inornate with tta working. b-bos,ss
? . in taking - tbe ihmUUou
y. m* .: irnell ?? ta fonnded .t bas
been a in .i?i.*.iy aim el tin Faculty to a1k>~> \u
liberty m the cholei i ?: pa t of atadiea tbac enuld be
The aurklng ayeieoi .- never m
practice there; ev? lal ttbert tocbooai any
lebednle oi a giv?
In requirement being that bemoat havsatlcasl
13 boar? o? i
After m--. t? trial tbli methi i ru fotrod to be sdait
rabl? li manywaya; Lut a developed
nul grew to la- an ai-u.-'-. Students Whs aere in a
Barry to tiai-h their esnrm, them whom iaancia]
condition or ImpaOeoce u< ?u.n in tin- worM
?untie tie in BOXlom to Jiu.-u. a BOOO a- poeal
ble, w? u it often lake twratyi twenty five, ai.-i
eventwenty-mveua rent tl of redtatlom
i Meek, iu Hit* wa* . no a
maun? u. ?.. -'t a tour yeeraf ooome fo
three yean, or m three year j a:, l one or two I ram. u
waam* fortune t.i be one of sucha I entered In tin
Bpring term of tbe i ? rear, and, tx
ar-e. 1??>k it'll i : ,?? ? :,.* if -i.'eiv faliy equal to
a term ? ' did eeaalderable toward paying my
???ill. ?re . \?h u * - ' i. li Work as thll BM I .t
of the best; tar troai It tesa see n sow, at this dis*
t .m e. and tbi I'm ? dm asm it; foi
now reatrtcta every stodeul to eel lern tban lift
also ret|..ut s ttint lie saail Inn.* not in-.re than twenty
tours lit WdtStmi ?: . i.i ?liai IB-Mfe, i! ill-' otila*.' - IB
manj w-.-stue ?a?na---m smmtban Sfteea boars,
with tide ..iit-t* libertj enjoyed and the? rei
to r?a Imp? :u"u-????-.- nt yootb, i am unable to ice h iw a
undent in Cornell la more m danger of loatng iii.- health
By overwork than any man la entina
loaing . ; ? la, ol u a, aonftoiog lo ?timulate a
; to bard wort lo LB? rea d
stunt- tunt ;"iin; !>ut tin- is ic> mom than the lacuativ?*a
wbieh eontii'.naily Impel a ama to push ahmt in aav
r.ilitn--- of nfc. There an- merchant, -..in !? *-e their
health, and lewver* baokert, and doeiam aa well ? boom
; ? ..urait -u." c i" ' ni-, the] ..re deepondent ami
??tire. Min'ii't college students ne e_te;ii n to
:h.*.. mm ?n fralitM - ol inen ? P. w, u.
Beta-York, March 24, 1-77.
COURT- CONVKNTtoV or TOUBQ MLS'? cm.I*
TI.'.N A8.SOiTATIO.NS.
Dnder dato of Aimyh 28, the ElxeeatiTe Com
mittfc of the YounR Men's Christian As.-ini**itluii? of Ihe
LTnltt d Blaira aud Briliab Pravlaem ???it oui a circular
of invitu'i'iu to the various a*?s<.* I Mlona, a.-K.iik' them to
s -Tul delegates to the '."-'! saaaal convention, whleh h to
bs licit: m i.'.ui-viii'*. Ky., Jane6-11,1877. moetreo
lar destares tha? the pool raw Ims bora as i aeepWonally
i.-ir.rt .-.iiiii: one in Mit- work of the BSBOOtBtlOBS, und lays
eapecial -.iniis upon that which has beenaecmaplished
amoagtb? frecdmen. Ii apeaks with aatiafairtlonof the
ndin-r tin Vtaltlng Cemmtttee, whleh. ;
avcra, has amply repaid it - - iHe-.n-cesNtul
it- !? an at-. in ular, <--t. I
ta from eorreapondent? relating m tbe work of
Uili Viatttng Committee. Han-i "? theae? ?trmcU,*? bleb
portion! .u the South and ?'? * . ? ?
?f rratltude tor the i".-;
...... ? * - . -
i!,t- i.. ? t nvenl i *irt : ?? Tbe Intel na?lm al
Work latru ted t., th- Exeeutive I ???The
i i ,- ? ti m -t ite ami Prot incl il ?taint
?? H, ?? : i. I*. .; ? tic Uorli ?if the
- a.- Limitation*! and t1**
-.-. lu engage m it," and ' . ?* m lia
; ? i ''ii- te the Wests sod Temptal
. -fea." ._
DTnra PBOM A Ti:iiKi:;i-i: BKATIVO.
A qu;irn*I aroas on Thur-ilay ni.-lit in i'i-11
f-t., near ?''- -io***.'i *. , bOSWWOO M't-ual ?at* in, n*.*.* i_-,
of Be, SM Ifsdlson st. sad losepk BoDetl of Be, :?
: Carotta ^j- knoeked down and mven yhaatea
i.y Lilioit, ri i'-s which n Is fosrad wiD ter
u,.-at?- fataQy. B.aiioti was arrrst-d. Oasoam Wt.it
?00 yenlt :i1m>- took ?'arulin's ant?-mor'?-rii BBBSsmaat.
The nii'.ieU man fa at tu?t on JaSk 10 Ballfltt paflSSd a
couittciti-it nota loas him sad lofs t pssd,
pon !.. '...*? : messt BsBstl ????w Mad
m th. I'ailetl Matm i'.urt for the nITti.--', and was
rtnallv Be^sMSSd, Ou V-BBOtSTOOSatag ?'.irolin went,
with Philip KoAch an 1 William KavaBBg?? to g
.?.n..* I DaDett, wl?i wiion. tin-y were .u .n-ipi-inted,
toeongratul?iU! bim on lu? releas? .'?- h?ion
:.it !!.<? four tr?n went to a mlooB B? >r by, arhem
tin:? ?irunk fn*ely. Aii?tr a lew winuiei? lia... ill ebarasd
Carolin w?tn endeavoring to aend him to Sial
,IIj knockt a bim down aud kiclmd him, at the
aaam time aaaravsrtag t<? roh lnm of gVAi ?ui?l a wateb
?inrt rb.iA ??trtiltn n sistetl the aBbft, aad wa* th u
bsateahim Is-muOMltry. Pallstlwasarwoted,hut< f
ollarefnaed to Basha say chame imaiu?i bim. Tho-Uor
orner oraejt-?l Halloit U? ne mken ta the TBmho, sod is
Mu-.l w-iriuiU for ihe urrtml o? UuiicU ?ml kuv-i.a,.;ii
aa BSSSSSSI? s.
I_amb was saktd by a stage MME bore,
" What ?ort ol a crop of turini?? do you think w. ihall
lia ve tin I year t" The wit replied, with iinpertur! anlc
gravity, *'It ?lapenda, I believe, upon boueU lega of
mutton."
STANLEY'S LAST REPORT
A-.KX.AN I) KA LAKE.
SOUK C-LKUJ-glA-SCM win il TltiifiW DOOBI
TllK Vll.IT i IK ir_-l__n*l l_*?-r LKIIKK.
Tin? laal litter- which ntanVij sends ttttM l"j
settini. forth his claims to the discovery of
" Alexandra Lake" ?nd a future ontl'-t to Lake T:
ganyika, show a tendency on Lis part to make 1
most of Lis achievements. A careful examination
tLc stati-Mcnt . put forth hy him, ami accepted wii
??tit question by various journals, consid?rai
?iinniii.-lies tluir value a-i contriliutions togeogra]
Hal science. The temptation to magnify each si
i-1 alt "fun undertaking wliieh involves
much expense, and which Stanley ia carrying r
with eaiual Maragn und .kill, i. perhaps Baton
lut each dann toa new discovery i'.u_t he jmlg
without regard to tin-patneeal gaalltiM af thet
jilorer, or the c?mt of Us journey.
In Us first ___p_?__M_) ?- jraar ago, BfaalQ claim
to have f.-.ind in the ______cya l.ivir the true i
t'-iiMoii of th" Nile, south-turd from t!i<- Vietoi
Nyan/.n. lie now transfers that claim
ffei-ra?or. ?is S[N-ke ?alls it. tin Kitat.^i.
tie- latt? r word meaning '* nver "?wlm :
lake from th?- ww-t. Ws Lave _.. yet i.o ?letail
net ? unit of M.i^i!? y'., journey ..oiitliwuri thfOOgh t
eooulry of l.arn_w?', bnl by comparing the b w p
titular- lie firallWa Witt UM account given 1
Spake, we ennnot find tliaf he saw any Ml oi t
river than the hitter. The kill-*. l.uniuniki, se
?tpeke in a M_HM to make apparently tlie very sar
examination of tlie upper (MUM <>f the Kitaiu.ii'
ior K.-igecra) aa he sfltewaul allawa?la Btaah
Weejasste txora Bpak-r-i narrative:
a; tfaytenah BaaauUM ?-?-at m wart ne ??-as nir
Moga-Xamirlusla a spur of a bill beyond " the I..it
v.!;nicn:ierc." mtrlooklng tbe in e_i Kag?ra, h n?
whleb separates ___hah?a from Karagtte, to ahev ?
Mw the Ku.in.-u!. Hirer was f-.i t.v ?mail Ink.? ?i
?arassna. m Basertnaes vlth nj exas-esrt vate ??ha
a in-ill r rniii|in henal -a ??: the ir-lMg* lyisteu. at t!
Moitniaii,. oi tie Moon. He Lor* d ws would fellow sli
um bu tes lang routs ba b teo-i d to tak?. Ml la aain.
which b" had ordered at the : ? !?? below. v.a.ni.g i
shortly afterward. I reads far the lake, and found tl
? all readj, hart ->.. -mall that, beald. s ta i ?-n?i? 1 :? r
.-illy two n..-n c?.nlii ?:t dovn In each. Alter pnsUl
tbrapth the tall l*?la with wliii-U the end ol the lake
covered, we emerged la the el ar open, aad skirted t!
further Ideof tbe water aatil asasall mr.nt h:i- gatea
vbieh led a- ?:.:o another lake, drained at tbe northei
end luto a vast swusnpj plain, covered entirely with ta
. . es, excepting - -. :?? .i few pfa.?. -.her" bai
p.lieh?? ex; i . :.e surface of the u iter, or wo. re tl
naaln streams of the I-'---.-., and Larharo valleys cut
clear drain for them ?!?. ?.
* * ? i;it :._v lui Rnmanika be ame mon Interested I
geography, and -. m. -l i.-.-i.i, aramttoua nf saining
?m ?a ?..-..i.- reputation throngh the medium of mj pel
At hi? Invite-he ve now creased ovee tee ipnr to tl
In.i/i K::... ra -i.le. ?_ I.--ii. lo -i:r;...-e in?-, the eanOM
hadoomeaptbe lake ?a appenml beton na. liny M
iron. Ml li il" lake ai its uortlu rn i ml. paddled Into an
then up tbe Kagera to where we steod, showing, bv m
tuai navigation, tbe connection >.f tb te higblsuil uk?
with tbe riven which dr - ol the Mo u
in,....i the Moon. I..i Kag?ra was ?h-ap and dark, i
a very Sue stream, aud, con_ldertng it-??
on.- -ami that, too, n minor one?>1 Ihe various .. til ?i? ui
a li,, i ? . ' itain valleys luto the ificto I
tun tbrongh tbemrdiimi ol ilic Kitaagaie Hiver,
,-..-v at ..n?-?- tbere must be ?atei Bufficirui m make th
Kltanituli a terj -jvwerful tribu? arj to tbe lake.
Tlie following ia Stanley'i t?te ment:
Pram Kumanlka?thai gentle and tu,<-' rweetpagai
whom I found uior.- eaaj t. eoovi rt to a grogrupb?
tttan lo a Curistiaa? I ubtamed ev?-ry una*tance, b
: - :. ?la -in.-'.iin
!io.-.v or _ .o- r called lug. .-.?. .. hich .- a shallow take .. t
10, and even 14 i. ? - through which tte Alexaudi
Ntii continues its reststli a course with a ?It pin oi fron
?o lotfOte i.
I vas i nable i, after continuing my Jourut
Boumuuika's. to obtain a prelt* i tear viev <-f a _!.oal ala-n
in? tplori A ..-.. - ? ol ;... . KUe.
Hut Bpeke ?*\ Ulently enjoj ed 11 t saine \ lew, for h
gives ua a picture of it in hu . ilnme. In Us lettc
Man!. ? .!i cribe?his q .- of four native
concerning th? geography of tbe nuknovn region b
tin- vetrtvard o? Karsgv?. Thr ??? <>f them told biu
deliberate lies, 'Iv fourth tl ti i the i siatenee of :
large lake,?aud this is the onlj : to ? m! -.'
claim of discovery ! !! - tbe lake a: once
'??ill- it " A?i i m drs," and ? : .?? nems o
Speke's Kitaugnl? River to "Alexandra Nil.-." !I.
senda homenmap of tli's nnaeen end exceedinplj
problematic lake, giving it very hnpa-ringdimea
?iuuu, and connecting it by another river with ih?
. .oo Lake, which far so'ttii
war-.i a? tin- north? ru end of the Tang uiyik-. Om
cannot bnt sospeet thai tbe : 'Alexandra'
bad mm !i todo ?_ ?: 'i the assumption of another trm
Sile .i"" iug from snotb r " Nyanza." It .- not ve]
to be so hasty f
II Bt-tnli .'*? tbe It vonld neo ari
tat?- the existence ..i a ri
er level, t. i-.i Loi ?-.? Tao - nd Ai
bert, divided from racb by a mountainous water
shed. Now th?- ?' loi ? ? bel ? *i tbeat
cwolalusisnol m n tbau 120 milea, abont 50ui
which are o? i!.- breadth which Stanlej
? . . Laki. Moroove?. a ???
sble Eli ? ! . Bon Into th? I
northern end. We bavt : ? vpa?n
i-fi fortbi imposing features which ?taniej : -
down in bis man. A writer in Tut Herald tnyt: " li
vonld be a singular .Ml ** exploration!
?u the region west ?>f the I i . . sud Albert
N.*. .n/.i i; lu di-, oven- ! a coiiTi.-etioii lut v.. t :. thi
Lnalaba _____ the Alexandra NU . I wonld, in*
ti." d,?in.i.-t ainiinlarl "The only ?li?cuIty upper
a-utlv exurtiug,n he complacently adds, MIhm in u..
n lative levels ?>f tbe lakes w bit b form tlie n ?errotn
of both rivera.'1 Well, when w. remember that the
Lnalaba, at tbo point where Livingstone left it. i.?
1,9001 i the sea, and thai the "Alexandra
Nil.-." m Raragw?, is not less than 4,000feet, wc
mnsl admit that then is an "onlydifficulty 'in
making the f..riiier How info the lattiT.
Btaaley'a ehb f anrament in favor of the new lake
is thai the Kitnugnlll (K iget r.-u ia a rerj deep, i !? ar,
and iwlfl stream, Bnl Speke's olawirattoM aires .
.showed u.? that i: draina a wild, monntainons region,
with peaks 10,000 feet in hight This wonld ? i
gn .ia enmnlation oi water during the rainy sea
ion, ti i\ the number of small, scattered lake- wbieh
nodonbtexisl then wonld arr??t the slight depoatl
brongfat down by m Retain Btrtisnis
In n can! te the ou'l.-t of the Tanganyike, Stan
ley'? theory also .tie.unit?:? two v.-rv important oli
Mac'i.-. Ii. notices the rise ia the level of the lake,
aa Cameron haddesM before him. in the letter's
rem nl.ai.i_, interesting rolante-, which will be Im
BBsdiately issned by Harper A Brothers, he gira a
very iiiiniii.' aeconnt >f his circnninarigation of th<
Inke. He is s very keen an.i aeenraite abeerver, and
he estaMlshsd the fad thai of late yean the lake la
rapidly risiag. II- writM _a May, 1874, aad in
July, l--7'i, Stanley fonnd uve fes. of -Mir. ron the
?pot where Casa ron bed i nantped TbisgirMM
two ImI and a half M t_M aimiial rie lor the gna*
ent area of the lake. Bntwbea it was smaller? the
riM must have been mneh more rapid; m that, if
Bta__ley*e theory be corree-., the Taneaajriks Lake,
.???i un-.- in length, mut have i.n formed some
two to four cut ?rica ago. Moreover, if
t lie^ihka? has never yat poaseaaed an ..url.-t. it i_ a re?
markahle pbenoamnon the! one i? fnrniabed for it,
n ady BMde, m mm m ir shall ri -.- ten feel high? r.
The little stream Lttindi, whieh ?t.-rt-. only two
?in the Kiy?);i_-a mountains, could MTSff
bare cal ? gorge, 1,200 toot deep, throngh them, In
ordej to reach the Lnalaba: It weald ha.?- tamed,
joined the Lnknge -which i? reij Bearij on the
same level,?and tl"V-..-.l Into the lake. Thiagrsal
loiVBthronafa tha moontalna, however, ia to 1
future outi't of tha lake : why should it t
* ' . neb easier to nppoM Cneta
atsBM, af grsatet or leMdoration, in the 1?re! af tbe
lain.':.u? Ike, than to iu-i-t BpUB a I onvul.-ioii which
weald have shaken all leathstB kJrbm, andopoa
an aotlat -riraealsaalj fasoiahed against tho time
whell it abOOld he teij-.iired.
Itanrfj-kostnahran shaMMof addaig la to?
?tosh ai knowledgi thai i eaanot hot regret thai
he doM aet eoaftne him rietly la ths r^
pset of hit actual ol .. -. Ia this respect, his
last communications are oaMt-sfactoiy. Letters
from I'jiji an- too valuahle to he (riv.-n np to fheo
n/.'ii_, w!,?n ?ha- ?ame p.v.'.s might eontn?**.! M ln.-my
n?"* aii tuiis of African life aad laodMapa. Wa shall
await his n- vt _k____0M with mn. h BttBtntJ lOhSBBBt,
CAPT. af?B-KR kknXBD r?> |__PL__-S.
Capt. .Murphy of tin* Twenty-lit st PbUm Pre
eimt Uaai Lad s ?ecouti cluiri;. ol neglt < t <i I Bat
agatii-i turn, me ts now a. - :-. I if not executing war
rauta agalust aaatirnaiion hirtii*.-- In his preetBStt Two
warrants were le-Mit-d Man-li 17, by Ju_tl?v __xl f,tm
tbe arrest of Kli-.ili.-tli IMSS sai _-li?i, OMMTSB, Ki , - r
uf ?lisort_eri> bous?. Ucar Lexlu_-tvumt. -.1 l?cut_
eighth ?t. Bean aB BBSS made bVapt. Mii-nhy
March '2V Thepluc CoamUaotnam will hear tbi
c-tr'? explanation i.i a lew day?.
POLITICAL NEWS
Tin: \l'i:iia ELECT* ->:*-**.
Tin: FTAXE nCXRg i.v Micillo.w.
TjOfat! i-lc?tions v.ill be hi-ld in Mv_nd Pt
during April, hut peneral election* will take place
in Mlchk-an, w-BMBBBlB and RhsSM Mead. The
Ptute election will be held in Mi- Iitgan next Moi
(April -.'i, when a J list it c of the Snprrmc Court, twt
genU of tlie I'mverritv, ami township officers Wl
chonen. Tin terms ?if tl.? Sufr? ma CbSBI lOtOt ??'.'
Kegentu will login Jan. 1. 1-7*? The two Stite tit
are m follow? :
11 ul Until. Pemcrratte.
Ougetmst Csstrt Jsutgt?*Thaa. M. dtmtey Beary P. Bw?
Ni t.i?v hOgSUAt?t V i. U.rv i- ?clli.t Atiwa K. ?had?
<??.-?,r>.- 1- Malta..J?: ' tit a *.
?Renoii. r?t?v1 : |irr?H-itt i'lArt _ ustlrc. i|**\ BUM Ina
The in;.*rest in the eleciieii doe? net appear to be
?Teat, ?ml the vote oi the Mate may fall below the thr
given In the f?.Hewing ?uiiiiiinry of pa?<t elections :
K. ?t. Dam, s?*;?t_ Fatal 3
t?7r, - Pr-aidont vu*'.ici 141,.MM Mi.-"*' :t l - .<?? i IH
1.-TH..... t? n.. . IttLWiO 14*.',499 (0,171 .???."?su 1?
1-7' et .u,*,.*. .i.i.t -.c, i t*;.on' ,,t,:lTl : 1 ,,. !?*.) 1.
1h"1 .dwuia ..111.519 106,36 ? /:? :? 7 -.l MM. '-'
11-74 fOaagreaa 111,906 101.0-S I4.P43.. 217*09?. ?
a The fttiuiii.?uf i lilpt^wi*. Ma?Xtnac ami SaOoaii raft
: (ATI Item.), ie?I Ira ?urteil In ?he mBu .... BBIHBB
remnrn ,,\ nou receipt, art- counted in t'n? ?'ininuir? A P
' '???M? r (?irr. ?b?.?: '.).?). o. Mmltli i l'rtt.i, TU- ? Walk? m
Sftti'i Naittiv Ti t -tin?, "?n m-a. ki, H.207 ? WIIH
(1-r.t.i ?*7l. ? Ihe DawaeiaSi canted ee?r tin- im i ;*.rr rt
t.f i'..- inn.*. , ?,t r Utrtrt, 1,730 Ore? .... k and 19 IT.*..
MM Qi-mebaek, HA? Pro., an.t vu Mattering; mi. I
Oreenbaek. at>d SIS in., vtli. a I Pro. vuii.nuv Pro.? VI
8S9 Prn. f For Hee. B. Can?artar ifm.1 a rie* iie-ttH*
c.t.n.-.i the t.-t, IVUi a...l vim of i'i?. mum il.-it.ii-. n
t-re. 11.1, i-,-') .|.*f.-.-i??.' |i-??. vol.- Illtl. IMtl
?IT"., 'li,.'." .'I'll,.. VIllll. 1071*1-8. ai..l IMS
netrva t??*n*. vote?; ixih, 370* leet?vc Dei . vote?.
in i-7'j tha ?epahasaa BM^ssMy f??- PmsMeei
\W\atht, BBthoOgfe the t?tfal vote wa? only ?..O.'.i.'i l.
uutj.tritv for Governor wm 13*490, BM lata]
-?Ji.-IIT. Tl.C loi a I oiiiTi -.-lilt al Vole '...It- ___',!?-! I, ,
the Ktpuli.lt an ?i, Jo; ?t.. 4:MM?7.
TIIK J? lil? IAI. Kl.t-l'TMi.N* IN Wl*-? EBEEMB.
At Hw Jiitlicinl aleetioa in WiaeoBahi
. (April ;ii, the people will aisst aa A--', i
' ol th.- iBSSSSBfl ?ourtm place of Win. I'. I.j
(whom term rxssrss Isa. 7. 197BI far six yi
Court Jiitii'i,, for tin* M ami Vllllh District?, GOBI
Jaigm in the ?overa! t .nint-.es, ami to-.n llgliiiia. Ti:
tsaoopposMloats Iks re*Beesloaat Wm F, Lyon <it'
Judge Lyon waa appointed by ex (Jov. Laielua I'ainh
lit l-Tu, to till a \a. .nay BBSaSi by the tle.iili t?V Jin
H.vroii l'ami . la 1871 he WM el.cUil fi.rau.il lam
six yaam,oefratlag David J. Palttog i?y a omforllj
1 1,.;i7 m a t..t. ! tOtt I f 128, ? II. The member*, of '
bw .n ail part? of Sflaeanaio, Bad <?r both poBtl
par*,. -. have aatmd In a c .?1 n*,- ... hin to he I c,
dldasa f..r ii....an. He uni aajay a una
iiinii- election, II la bolie-md one uf in
JmfgeCole, baetwl e received a nnantm nn ?',- tl
aad i-i 1875 ?i.i f-Jnatl ??? Bysn i : ill
pi'i-itii.ti. The Conatilutioa of v. wouainpra
jiuIl-.s-hail nor i?* i leeted at say gea ml
; ? fu: * ; -. ?m:* ". Itll n 'AO la? ? i
election. T ?.. - la for in ? pm,? t "? ? . ?:
eler.tiouaout al ?> Utica, aad tb< plan aeeniatoba
: ,. ? i ..t l.t'i.i m- I
????pit m?
the Slate election being h .. ?n N .v. m- r
I'i.!.."- have ton elected ou tbe Oral fuendav tn Api
v, bou loa a aud ft ? i - are cho? u. : b
* ". ..;. irwelt ? ? on ?ad mv. tbi
.-i-* ' ,t .:. -lnot ".;.?:.* p - *.** -? tl.
Tin: BUODE ?-MM. < .\\!>iii\:i;s.
On WedaestLiy, April I, Rhode [alaad w
elect Btatc oi',??'?:-. m.-u "?!? ?..';;..- Lcgialatorc, snd
few local util. er?.. li.ere art* rare- paitleo to tl? Ii I
tuit th-n* an prscthmlly only two Btal dekota. T
Prohib?uoniaU ?en the laal to bold tartr ooaveutk
aad,is ina Ingdp i* ?.. ticket,the] oofe low al Uu
- ri.... tbe Bcpu ?lit .a tickel and one from tl
Dei ?..:.... minathMU for State otteem I
c.i'-ii party are given below :
t - .. , , ...*.../,. .;, ; :, ,.
Lieut, in. * ..*-..?? .. .Ariel liai ou.
? . ? a !'.. i", r.
I : \ tie;...at. .Win. U. W. ?I lili i
I . ... \ ... P. CuUi;,;.!
? t iiarl * ?'.ti. it? Van Zaadt
/.. :??-.. Boward.
. M
.
... .1. ? .:>? ?d IB7S, ? Or g
p-.liu-a . :-. v t'U !? rtiticr-.it *>.:,tl l'r I
. tut ?;.*.. .*?:?
i.o.i mar.
The folios n..* .i.t?...., at pan ?..*:.*-. la tha W I
i?c \a.?luinc foi ?t :. reaec :
- at. Total. Kai
1K7H Pi - "-7 111,713 -.."-T I.- ; ?
.?a 1)37 |1,9 .i' i
! 7. i ? ' * * .Yltiii -,-.V'.l . Iff*
1. , ,- - ? i. .. o ?'? li --.o I
1-7. "n 1.-' 111 U.lol 111
If 7. ' '
1-7. - : - ?7 - .
*..:.! ? -
',",. , role -, It.-ii.
, * * - ? !.. *. . lii.t. . ,.
7, ... ? Ul.l I'i o. i | I-",
ci Hazard . i '-.it. ..it'! i*r.- ?
arel I '-?? ' ' . ? ??raur I
i . . ?i.i
ULiL Ali.l I*n? )
Un o: .nt LegialataralaBepohlleao byOOmaJorn
-. Ing In the ii- u*.
i. ibllcan majority la the I.cg1alatnre of ;-.
Ft,
?..u .?i. M M ? ? - ,;'N> IN JEB !?:
? ITY.
Ths Democratic iu iB:.."iis for local
J-rr ???? i m ?;? ??
Boa : i ??c Worka, wa:. .,,, i larka
K.ii . ? . ? '? t ? ? a i*.i.
M ..n ??
Jan. K. M. .. . ?
Jn1.lt r V, \Uii.-- ? ??' - ',??. i . ? -
- i. rt M ? ... . ..
Mr. W.
'
Pire c,
. . Aid m an. Mi- ?.a.-I I- T ..?:?. !.. i
Bit bei
a.i r..- n.itti He -r-i.v .' ? .... John <a
? ? --t..; a. Danb
l?,.,.,. , ? * . i . oar.
E. Kru^iar
Pa n*.* i ??... , in R. 1 *- ? I''-* .tl 111 A .
ilr. Hull- i . i:.. r.l f l'dut .i'ioii. Mr. CuX ; I'i. .Iioltlcn?. Johi
i , i mm _ . . ? ? M 1 "?? 1 ?
?I ?,c A.II lie HUH. t?lli . v BIOS.
* . i* rer-' ' '
? i.tt.ai - "i l-e'.arl ? .-iniialtl l'?lu-.-i ointiit itim r. An
Ion - * *i '..'m. Mallei
, , II .'-.r ?t.ii? I.i m. ainl Wut. K.nia I.
Bll va ta... i . I....! I e' i <l:ii it.'i'*.-, * ion.
lilil? i'i-:ii.i ?..un? of '.'.'.tiks. Iae.**a p. i ram!..!| ; Pnlld
. II in
Wntderbrr; All! ruiaa.Joha H Henar Kl,.*'*
. it t- .??,.i -an *.; n-iai-l oi KdueaUuo, William fi
Okl?*; !.'-t:c* al ti Peace, Bal Ballagrr u.d Utolpb IV
*m ... ; it t a i.iti'a korga Baatly, JaniM Barrar, aad Thoi
Lynch Judie i of i ertiou. Pint ami Hecond Pnrinri
??avis. Kugcii* M'lri.ii?-, Jatin j. oa~mr,Joba lall-, Edwa
?.win, ai.i. - H iluiit
THT. COAL COMPANIES El TUEE.
t BSBOCTtOa TO ISHIVII'IAI. BIBBBS 1ITTU <? E
PlPB.--.-Ca IH THE PRDI- '-'I> iHMtilNATKlV.
A Beatiag ??f the le-pteocBtatives of the !.<?
liicii Viiii.-y BaUmod < ramaay v>:ii. beM la tins city ou
Thomdai sftsraooa, sttor the sdlsaramsal sf iiie con*
fereiae of tin* l'r? -ideula of the coal BSmpaBlSBi an.I
it wa.i detitied to redam the ehargea for the
nansportatloa tt ssol ta the Indi-rMns] aatoen
M i '? Its pet ton fi"iu Penn Haven to Perth Ainltoy, the
ndoettoo lo -? totoeSeetoa Moo?ej n.?- wlH wmk* ihe
totai frei--'lit cii ?rK*. I t" ladlVBBBBl miners ?>! p.r ion. aad
will in aide these, it B elslsmd, t.? begin sstfvs spsrstlom
again. Alanit i-An-tnirds of lln eeol whick Mod
water ever the Lehtgk Vslley Bsflrssd is ihippsdbj m
divnii'ai Basra
in, |.: -,, :-. i taemmg a new see_Maatloa to control
tin- coal smaa si ertofgaMfal eoovarmlbw
Ban] .-t t.tia. Including
11,- p-? i-e"-:.tnti\?*-- t - .ni'* of ?in* large ronii-aui
regara 'i-'* se... nu* a- impr.ieticnbl??. t ?
t itii-ta. ?es to lie ot - : t nun-, il m
Et, li the t.; ?: tmenl of the percenta?ea
,,, i., allotted to the dlBireni t mu i .. -. n
tu tleved that tl--- .
UciiiliiiL'."n . ? I about 1.? um um in t n, fn,' ta
tm-. delivery at pri-cnt ?ow uricea The coin. .n. .
, not afford to limit it.- prodnctioi i I
.,,* aauie tinu- al ; r?-, ni price* The
?th. *r t ii:ii':t*.i'- -? 'i.*1-! bave a decided ad
.-? over H? !*? allng In grtnng a beti r
1>i u-.* f-ar liieir co.i. Il thia v?.*..* atfcinia .1.
It theeoii?erenct onTbiirwlaj ihe obit lion mad? toan
iniuiedtaM a'ivi.n.e ?ils UmI Um Pennayivanla and
Delaware, Lack? and
alp-adyaold thctrwal for April delivery and
qaeutl .- . ? ?' mail'- whii-.i ahoald t?o
iu.i. i :?'..! :.. mn Maj I Th ' ?an ? n ? i Ion *i?',
r time In tic t ??-? < f the Betiding ? ? tip
tat- report i- tm i ?al H ba? wild a ? ? i ? lai -?? q uuiUfy of
,*,, ,i to S unmcr. Brpreaent-UVea
..f ?:.. ' ..-? .ui.-s no nol hi Hate to rxi.r *?- ? ? e.t.*,; (,fi,,-r
their aatlm Bant '.i ceaAOSOCS iu tlio BBctesa of uc
m.
OOAL raODTJt EMBt OOM-UlfATIOS.
I'uii-Ai'Ki.i-iii?., r?iin., Man?i :!<>.?It i_ cur
rentiy i? i-i >ii dmlalsg is bava
agresdopei b eeaeort of aoBsa by aUek thorawttlbe
naivaaseaHkelaths ratas sftsQ ani prims efees!
A?roport?e! soot mi milraafl .?:?r have aoaBbel here,
ainl i. i- ..... a PeaaajlraalaBailmed wUI
uial:* '?
Ti.i.it; it \tv Rkklk'TKiV*?.?A man who B_fl
chaw tur??:.: Sri Will drii.k JnnuiUer rum. unit a niaii
that will di in. Lin,...., ri.ii.i 'Jiiii a" to no.,.??ltd a BBBO
??..it ? til |'i? to | lint Ij I:.t .. i el. Ilff to d'l .-nll.-t llllt ?.*. Y oil
eaa mil J tai ab< at ?? bal a mea will ?la. by hearing him
lell what In- li ..il -I I ..in : i.pand !u -...y tu ?even of
th.* r.'-e nieri out of evt*i> i-u, " Make the uioit of ?tuir
m |. f..r u ?ii.ikii* ih.- iiu.-st t-f )u." Debt la sa eel pot
o in, and a iniall one ?litre vmi
luai c it. Mas ??.i? BSOBSM a littb? lower than tbe
, und h? tua Ma fitting a UtUex lownt ever aiiiic.
POLITICAL TOPICS. *
WHO FIRST NOMINA 11.I> BATIS,
THE l'l**..?-ll?i:Ni.\ MM.1 BSD BABktt IS lili. M'M-IF.K
gg If.75.
To tht Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Tli?' ft I'.owiii-r iti-.n Wggppmp* in Tha
_..'. )'. Daily tlraphie of Marcti 7, and bas bien substau
ti.iiiy rspeaSs. la many other papers :
Who tln?t noniimifed Ktiihcrfor'l R. Have. tBTthS Pre_
i'.'.-u?>- i? oi?. of ihe ipiiotmiis ai.it.aUn? un coeiiiry
tir??.. In a .-? pv of The OuelOU ' irru'urWti < >.'. I?. 187?,
appears a paragraph written by Join. li. May ce se tot
In? ? :
lla-n. Rntli.r-_.tl II.i.in i.? Sha leal i invertier ?ST Ofen, hi., on
IH.e.-iit. Ali. li, lu n.S ilc!. .tie.: I,;. -? BM 4.C'_I Veil -a. I 111* will
iirqii-?i'.c.r.iii.iv settle soasa iiravc i-niliiril snd ttr.au? -.:!
.lonl.l? wlilili have t?-? u ati'.eiunnliie public nn:.i'iet;i-.-.
a;. .... Hares l? tin- it*, t t mi Im th?- alara. Ile has . <__I. Boa
ml, cspabl?. l.|._.l u. hl_ veiim, at.'l wamlal I?- mir run.lu?ate for
I'r.-, :. m >.f t;,.-t'nit-.i atatei Ufwewsss to lake part in tba
I ?.TtiiTtir stseflsss. ThaeswhewaM ii:- le-.t nein f?r mar aval
l'l ..?-.'.-ni l'iiinm So tSSttSf lu.aa la iioi_.u_.li tihiu'S new
?Jaiveruer.
Tina ?seules the (|Uc-tlon. Mr. Noyes is ?ihcnd.
Allow me to aay that I did sel ta?te rart tn the
Lit?- election, cither "by pan or vote, and have al
wa? . rSgBtd -d the BhOTS tOBBt lion in Thf ' irrinrr. not
- i Domination, but as an expression of personal cii? ????
and tlie hope tbat Mr. If.iyej? murLit ba- rion.iuat> I I .
ti...??e s ases psegas basasses it i. to ?b sueii maga? And
? even this BSJggSBtlsn wat? aiiiiel|>Ht?-d by .curai BStanl
l.oa.iii.ita ii-. A ?ear. hi u ths BsSSf 'I'm: Tu. M I '??
Ostehsr, 1875 (eeeastawi by the Item in The Oranhu)
bsenghf io ughi tMaaanoaasssasal sadsi iats Oat IS:
It hs-> brer .lone. Thr Athlnhula Sentiiul ha? nomi?
nated liny. Un ve.? tor the i'lemdeliay.
im. lamm bas leesaUy ststed thai But date af this
A-htaliiil,. m niiuaiiori wa. Oct. It. The Oblo election
t ?. place mi Tue. day. Oct. IS. My snggsstfsa in The
Ckroukor sppsasei la our next is. m-, which was on Mon?
tag, the l?th; hut the noiiiinatt.in hy The Sentinel doubt
la ?a Bag Baled in it. next issue, which VM four lafl
Bhsedol thr i itculur. And thM M not all. Ae.-ording to a
lath r in The Tullir-k of M.irc': 1?'.. 1-77. Ihr gprdosUtno
:>,;,; i umpwbtle wot owe dm} Bheatol Ihe BgatmntL
it nomlBotwd 9sw. -tapes for the Prassasnsy aa?-hs
Hon. Hi vurt L? Woodford for the Vice-1'resideney the
i.eit Btetntng uf:< r th" a !.-.'. n in ?xtoiier, IgTg.
I am .lad to he iclievi.i ?I the lu nor pui Bpsa BBS by
The tin:;,hie, BS BM ddllin. with politic. __S heSa eat of
my line. N.\-rtl.ele?-. I do not take Be___gwhal 1 asi?!
BheaS Mr. Hayes, nor do I d.-ny that I have been il.tt.lv
.nia ra dad in h.n fav.-r through the long trial which has
gaalty pi.icni ;.,i.i m tit-- Prsaldas_-_l .-hair.
Iu in? ?? ai, h ol Tie TaiM n uii-H I found futtheriu
forni.ifii u about i in-en bryo period .?f km Beyes ssmlui
ti..? e-hi?l i.i.-. .?..;? i.-t ...*. ?onie of yew reaista
\--, . ekssj --'. 1879s -"'?e Cincinnati Enquirer
?- reportad bs Mying:
ifii"- komm ? ?? mot tarty Ohio this Fa?. Rayas will
stand .i Utu-i eliaace for tbe UepuMu-an nominatioa for
l'i.altl at :.. ;. Grant, M.nt. n, Waahhurne, or Blatne.
Tin Tarai sa el hag. IS, 187-s P-hUahsg e eons area
ihm beiwcis one <>f Its sarrespos-lee-S and several ?"on
greasama, of which ths following i* an extru.-t ?
?poadeat?I wsa oui la Ohio lately, aad heard a
Ll of talk aboal Oov. Hayes as the comtng man.
be heai.. Allen, and thiu erusheo the soft-money
m -.' ..-xv. !.. will t..- t.ioi-e prominently la Iba eye ol the
publie tbun an) p litielan iu the euuutry,
? 'oi--.-.-. -.m i.i n the oarty la tobaran nn tbr hard
inouej busts ]. -.ii i] -ii ? ? .in! i be sa good a ean
ii.ii.t?.- aa any. Ile I .. qu -r. aenaible aort of maa, who
j ??ev.-r said a downright foolish thlug or wrote aaintli*
. ?? ??: Just the man for a candidate if beeoald In?
spire an ???-!i.'i.-in-.m.
Tin. Taint se o. Aue. .:*. 1873,sahl.
Tin ? n understanding tbat OhloRepnb
II an ? * n - ? III .i.i-.e full? t;-- Ir -i-.ir" of
weight m ti ? onvi year, anduittu seteetloo
...f a !':? -i'.- ?:.:.il c indil
Tht 'ti.. w/...-.i i emmtrcktl i- reported (Aug. i'A, 1878)
BS -,:'.*' ?U- :
The notion of ?nthdrawlng the Qovernor frnmthls
ti?- i-ie-Wc-ii! d rae? la Idiotic. This
i- 'i., i ;. ,!.!,:: n race, mi uo b__b miuw? the taet aay
m. t ? thi bull Allen
Prevail which It la evident that Mr. Ha] - rtrtaally
in,11.: ;.ili .! m t e.l'i i .?li V U Ik I US :.lli'I of 1879. Indeed,
tbal la* ' - - '??"? rt . sa H {M
In saying that tbe pretimii irj -tru.-.-i.? between Hayes
anal Bill Allen ?raathe Presidential nu?, H loilowathal
m.-. ?: - bedtotl r ??-i'leti.-y en the 3d of
1-79, ahen ?h?t ?uno liepublla-an Convention al
i ?olnmbua subatltuted kfaa f? r Mr. Tail ?' -1 ii : c ind Id ate
tor the Qoveruurship ol Ohio, Thai nomination m i I
ail that has tur-' .1 pi..??? sine . Very rsa^ecifully,
to.flu :,. !"_,Mareh22, l 177. J. II. N.nt-.
THE soura caimiivv casi:.
?.M.Y OHR SIM IN IHK WK'lXli- A PAMHu?ATI
VIKW t?1- <:i)\. ?I!.V.\1H: 1:1 MN'- Jtliill!-.
To the editor of tht Tribune:
Sut: [-? if n?t*r the eaac tlnii theBepuhlicans
of .-?'..u l: ( roliaabave .1 l?gitim?t? a_ai~_rityof
o ..? ni. - la It not the es thai (hit us '-r ?as
. ;u-!. i 1 ui by 01 n 1.1er, f?'.nii?, ami Intlinldati?o of? rery
? ?? Qdktndl la it not the eaao that the Board
ofntati Cuava_aers, under the laa arbleh clothed them
with power to .i.-uie ail eaaas ?f protest and eaateeS, dut
? 1rs pan ?.'ii- -.:. i.le ??? ba
were entitled to ccrtiHeates of election ss members ol
tbe General Assembly 1 Dal not the Genera! t-aembly
?.1 In i'f.i '< 1
1.'1 in ?-.-,. f'.., ?-. .?.. and to be elected, which couatltutes
b gni mm se? u i:.,; to s ui aiaton of ths r?. ?? A Stan s
?I..U-. of B ?? - ?
given ih. u. by tbe Constitution, throw on: the en
iiuly fraudulent vota of E-tgeUeld and la 1 . nd de?
clare 1 ? ? - -lain to I"- cl' "'i.-d I'V mi'i :'.<_.) m;..
r. ' bamberlaln In poaseoaiou ?i lue
?
gowlf t."v.t n miierlaln bas not s arista teeh. right
to tli?- ' HI '. ? bo .n tue uaiue ol con
Can ui I man tay that Wade Hautpi in
? r:ni;i fiii-ic right 1 It io, how, when, where did beget
1! Will any man bave tbe a. auranee to aay that m::
i:. v. :.oi-.i;. ;....;..1 '...x stuntng gli??.?
acte right 1 li i. le argument to saj that Uov.
' eriuln ..iniii.t austaiu iiliiMelf without I'uiie.i
States troops. It ?aa a tboaaaad tune, worse sixteen
..i-.?_*-) v.i. re,then,waathe United Btatee author
tty ! la not tin Issw ih- same bow aa then -1 ? ipeecb,
treeballota,and fie.- meal Itwasaeaod time toeom
pr- i,i' ? then. W_j dkl nol Prealdont Lucola do It aud
?ave trouble I
Mr. ? I.i. ??'!'"'"illd npthi- party or pull
dov.ii niai, eut i-- "!" : i..-- < '.>:. 1 : Lien and tbe laws as
he ttiails tli.'ui. vvl.-.i ruth t baa Mr. Rayea to go beyond
the questlou of who ia tba legal Uovoraor 01 Souta I .i.-o
lina ? And whoever thai man may be, Is it nol Ms ?mora
duty to prot?t aad soetatn ins a____srity wlta the l.-n-t
. ..-.ii the laat dollar of the General Gotrarumen , if
Mr. Haveabaa not ihe pluck to do bis ?worn dut) ;--t
hua resign. It there are to in: say lotmha lethhnsel
tue. 1 xample. w ??.: should bonorabUi men be leas bouor
ahletbaa robber? 1 After putting Mr. I i.- ? y ? ? tato power
the Southern Uepubllciuis are t.. ht- tamed over lo the
shot-gun Detnoerac] luottlerthal be may hare aa easy
litiiei'ii. Hi_ H?-iie:ue fur ?putting the Democratic
party 1. :> mbjeel of constan I ridicule down iicie. They
ssv thatty will take all the o0ces be ehooaes In give, hot
will u 'i fail io vot tue D uit.er ine ticVet solid from the
mountains to tne seaboard. And to tin-it- cr?dit heil
sald,thoagi the] loss ths liasel-'iy the] deaplse Bsyea
lor hia betrayal at iLc Bssa who bava __ada bhn wiiat
he i... MOCLTOX I-.MI.:.?
iiirerride Furm, CharUtton Co., ?. C, March ?_., 1?77.
MENNOMTE-I AM) SCFFKAGE.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sin: Raring obaerred, nuder the beadiag of
??i.ein-ril N*.?'. -." u -aiata-iiieit? to tbe effect thai the
Meaaonitea da nol apprsrlals ths prlvtlsisM si ?mertrag
citizeii-ihip. snd thai ai a general ssntan not h. :<i it Kiit
hanit. I ml., it -TBareseived thatafl _ss_Bhsses_ n?. Chureb
who hail vot d ti the re? ? nt l'iesidentuil B_M IBM should
be aduicn-.tlieii, anal ihat a vary niiui.:t?r Shsald try to
ambssa te ahetala troas rnllag, show see ts
. ay b word. The pern cutions the te people bai e eu lured
from lime to tune are _u!l troii 'ii the mentor] of the
i!i.-> iiav. been driven tram kingdom tu bine
?n.?a. ut -:i here. In America, thej bavi found a borne
tin-., can li-.e quietly and i eaeefs Ij . and worablp
God aeeordlng to the dletatea of their eoasel. ueea. r?.
mil me then to say. In slmpli pistice to the old or 01
Menai n:i< ?'tin !.. riiat ir ?ia.? iiev. r pa?aeri ?ueh 1
Uousa? ... .'??? ? ,bntb i-a.??'..? ? .p|...
rloiiooi nominal aud religions llliorti?^ of this
.le 1 i.i ? loieb baa never prohibited ita mem?
bers fii.in-..lim:. A. to the confei-enee
Ind., the old or original ? nun u knows aothtna about It I
be? n le l.l bj .. branch that I
ir-Hi th origin >l itoek. J. - :
ii-oti.' Jap, 1 ? . Mar btk\ i-"7.
Il'in: TatBl m.'_ c mark was basad ujion -.v liar was
?lone at ?le fbdiene eonlueaee, eoneeming whioh
oarcorr. -? .m?'., nt does not eppeertebs wall uaformod.
lie a ?in', ol 111' '"Iti- rei. ..- vt ..s, }io\M-\ . r. :-. kt-cp
bkgwith the tradiUona aad Bsagsaofths Hnnnnnites
in Kun i*?-. The] never fs to law; theyaerers
ptililie 11lli.es w I.i- I. would make it tie?-e_. arv foi 1 ?1 -m
to take all oatll or to i'.llict ?UlUlslllla-llf ; tlla'V pl.l" -
fa'e intii-i. S_ta__B_ e an.! ilistim rice from oatlii; and
when t!i.\ were no loii/er ex. nipt.-d fi'iiu military
duty in Kii_?i:i, tlioii?,..nl_ of tli?-m immigrated to
the United Staten.?_?<..)
ooto-utui tnon n_o_i.- mm,
To the Editor of The 1 r 1 ? u ne.
^iu: As ?me of the fight factors in the i_ni
iti.? ?.. tin- couuti'.-.'. Tin: ftaauaa has beta lstg__y m
atrnsaental in elevating Hu'&erfonl I;, llaves to the
hu.tie.?t BkMS of honor in the United Ht ?I? a. I/t n_i
eeacratalats yse bearttly on tho mault _U_raca
?ii-eeiey'. inenictv m viii.lic.ii? <i. ?'. M. Hrurr.
UoneidaU, Pent,., M.?r? ? ^1. 1,?77.
THE WMWABK M. K. OOMPUU g< i
At tin- Newark M. K. Conference, whitli .-oiitiruied
Its M_Mions ?it tlie Ilurfill:..- M. K. Churrh, m It-rvj c : .
terrtaj. the otilar? of thel'oofrmnos .-luestlou ?toe.str ?rre
n. Its :. .L The wM-h-t-r bas new l.'. yuusg roen la cksi-ge, yre
.a... ? ;-i the uiiiiuujr. At Uu> uutsiuusr-r aas-vmamp .- j
Trinliy B. E. Cbnrrh, on Yor's ?f.. IL* treasurer i
1*irt?*d th?* rollf-rllmia from the var?ou* <llati-*?ta
U.. BSBBSJBBm aa follona: .Newark. S0.1-'B; 3*rm
t V.r. bAJEBIi KlixalK-lb, ?.??78. Mom-,t<nm. FlA?h ; Se
t'iii.f'.l- l hl* nial, s a ?o* al nu reaa * o? ?Ooa la tin* ??ni.!
? a .-.'?? r the prccr-linir f .r Tli<* autlianci- ?nl?*ieritwd SU
lu maki ?m* -an? ?1,0 o. It.-ho;. )fa.en apoce tut an bonr\
tbe garni *.,il il.tiM* m Air <*a hy ni.-uti.?arii*a. p ?rt.cularlr
I.I'iI -e .- ?-I l'ai ttla-re aliu'll *l tX- t ?111 (Hilled l|lM*r.t ill
1-r t?i.i tiei uf woik. In (??.* atrwtortal aervleea far tha la
Bial.op .J_m*a auldr. *. . * wt t i. i-l, b? Uialuip l'?-|, the Ile
I.. H. luirai, tu?* K. v. tint J. H. l'on* r and II a rat. and tl
lion. ?; J i"-tr. The i:?-v Dr. Dnahlrl n-ad a u-r-nMrof ?I
Uli ilt-r. J le hlai:.., uni B stinp Yrt-t addrrvi-d -lie wucUn
THE COI ET!S.
HUGOlAPfl RIVALRY.
Mona i\ IHK am mob bbabvum a* huub-umo
aamaaaf sma oaa ok i up, a_aa brwm att
I ISS-aTI A.\r, PA.'lKrt:?Hl R?> BV TIIK .ITI^-NTI
AMi l'A? 111?' i ?iWI'lSY.
(in? !'.N.\ri. Mat? h .50.? In tho Court of Com
nu u Pit aa of Hauiiltoii ? i.unty, Ohio. Jmlgu iinrn? l )???
ti ti!a\ rendered a deeialon In the caae of the B'rater
Union IMaBBBgft Company a^a?nat the Marietta ami < b)
?.?matt Railroad Company, le?: Bal timor? an< I Ohio Ha;,
road Company, ami tbe Atlantic and Phi-IB.; r?-ic-<r?p!
? iu,. grant! og a perpetnal injunrtmn a-ratnat thi
Ufe of a wire recently freete?l between <*hi?-;niiatl an?
I'arkei *.!. it??* l?y the ?lcfemlaute, following arc the pria
ripai pointa :
ta the year ImWt BBS Marietr.iandCincliiiu.ti RAllronK
< i.pjii.-.. :., originally argoB-md, aassraS -??i?i ?? ssa
tract Witb Amos K-ndall ami o'licts. pirui. . -, Uii.l?-r th?
name o? il-e Marietta and (Inc imtati XUagrapu ?oini taiiv
for the puttiiin up of a wire 00 !.;<? palm .i*? they aiieatlj
-[..ni oa tea Ha of the Marietta sodCmcomettBa?
rbad (lo.i.paiiy troni Mariette to Cincinnati, ami (or tin
co tun -ii t'i.jii>'rueiit anil us? of the teh-xi-apu Hot: linia t?
SB pot Bp ami uf tin* las that BUS already sima.
mi ihma i-oles. Siil.t-t iji.tnily lo tin- am*, t in. tr
wit ii th.* Cincinnati aad Mariette Ballroad < empan}
Kendall ami hia assoalatm Bsrigaed to Um Aawrimi
Telecraph Company their right*, .uni ike contract ef u??
Wet?-. . Tel .-??(.?a i empaay, ohleb sompeaj controlled
a lu.e r.tiiti Tarkc?.l)-ix to Kaltmion- nuil-i aioutla?!
with Ut. KaltimoR and Oale Bailroad Company,wmaim
Ualgacd to tu<- Ameritan Telegraph Cumpaiiy. Tn?
oi ..-?liai t-.ti-t i act betWI < a K- i. Ian anil In.- a-.-.n iat?*a ai'al
the Marietta aud Cincinnati Ballroad pruvulca nibat.iu*
liai.v'or tue use of the ?im* of th? Marietta aad C??ela
uati road tot ni urna I through bnetoem of irirgraphtog ta
beaseamd t<? fiiwlall ami h.a associate*, aa<J all lu cal
i.n m. -s wi -.-eu ci to tu.- ran road eompaay, tho latter
I the right to am fee ns own boaiama tho Ihm ol
the Western telegraph from MTSeeltog to BsltiSMirs, .?ad
toaend a- meaaagm on linm eoaaoded ?rite that line.
Tue t.?e.?a|ih eouiuHiiv waa to have the lilil? to am UM
?vire mi it..* un. "f tac Mar .na ?.nil ?iii-ii.ii.it, I;
rur all through boaaaeaa, s.? that, in fact, II
ii.cut ?"i- tl*.? jetol or ciiiiiim.ii us?-o? t?.
4ia..u the rights! waj sf tat raUraod assapaay 'or
ibe i ne ipt citieti in ih* contrast, Is ?n, Su year*, with
apoevtaBM for tha eateaaaaoef the eatitraet after tha
expiration of thai time, aahj et to the rtgutol either
party !.t ti-riiinittie it at oi.'- y?-ar'? no-u-c. I'll?-Ameri?
can l.-l'-?"i iph r.ilupany tiav.nx pun Baaed of Atuo-1
r. ...l.i? and aaa .caio?, us well tan Ibiamm lo i'io
?a. ?teil Telegraph Compuny a? In tai.s contract,
aiaigaml to the plaiariB, m that t m i-i.-uut.iT be
caiiie poaaeSBBd of all tha rtgbta ?i.tt i \;-l. T
uud.r the original Becomes, v.i:u tm- aspoortr
of perforadag all lis obligations No-.' tue r.tii
ro.nlconiuanf without i oosoui "i i.l.nutiti bm pet udtted
an.i .. ; i with otBer d?fendante In putting op a fourth
wins. ' ' * .-im*, the ruorgaulmUon ol the company
win.-h tiotiirlit the roml With tue lim of telegraph .m it
tbej bave acted ander t.' p-ro-riakina ut Um. oiiii-.t on
i.??t u ?: Ie *. - a.n pert) ex\ ending money un -1er II ?m.', ta
allraopectareeogBizlagitavalidity andeuai It
v.unlit n in?quitable lo mj eitherpartj amsotBOOBd
u;. ita ! rovtatotia.
ii la ? ..iiai.ii, however, iiv defendaata thai the ptaiaCtaT
lanotuo-a Iu aeoudlti?.u to fal8U tta part of tee o.?u?n*
;.: ne .oui.?ut. aad that am uf the eSSet parpssm
for which Urnagnement waa liTijtiimll) muda 'Aas Ihm
ihe railroad company might bHVi ... . -.
beyond the teramiusoi me road at M .. .* i a to ami .
toon*, ami to tin- eooaeetiona ?u the Weaieru Telean ipb
? oiuietu.. beyond thai point. I; i-1 bum? *. m it the right
..f tin* '.?".?-?cru T-ie?rnipti Company ander Ra ooutract
???(a th.- ll.r.liliiore and i ?lllo ? t.iip.u... a-- ...tv-l. that
t..e eonlm ; betweea then, waa to auiMiai only as ion. aa
the Weatera Talegrapb Company existed m . telm H ?
com any, and that that eouipaaj km expired bj tha
inoiiatai!.- oi its charter, and thai, inei
?la: c.,:.ii?ei is ut an . ;ul ; u;al ll.nt the \, B
[Jalon telegraphCompa . leeof the W
Tclegrapu 11 inpaiiy, haa no user ibj rlghu ? r lha
int. or tuai road,and-cannot tranaiultueaieaaaava
tin ,,.i Mam ?i,. <'.'i.ii>-ni. over tu:.; uac aad
?... .i*:..ie t."* plamtiB,being uiuOik :*. -on--.
hi. nuder tue eontruct, i.a- no rt^?tio call ou I
r. n ?.?..?' Iu [itrtorm tin ir oetigaUt ua, and la not ? I
ti- an mJimeitoBa Bmsai leultpeuriof
* It la la evidence that mthe-tUi
? Pcbraary ia.?t the charterof r'u* "iVeatern r'-ie
_' a;'.. ' *uiapao| expirad '>j uuui .t;ou. In tue i)t.. .-lauao
..: tat* contract th ie is tbi? pro' lelou: " la tbe *..*i;i at
r?. ,i..utlou ft i .?? said Tcli
'?"?mi o;i tiiei:? ?-a... i .. n t .? um id .loom
;....? ?halltasecham?oi .;, tch-graphltne aud a^purte>
nancea until the said telegnem eumpauj -hail ro
siiuii' its eparattoaa. an i a ia expteaalj uu
deiacood that no iutcxtat in tbe hilegi?i?ii owl
aaaignoble to a? to Impair the right* ??' the
mairofwl coimimmu andar tu.*.-?', arttalaa of sgrmiueat."
* .'ri.i.liti in? ?ut. creoOuaol alma ui po-ta
and ?> ?"? hy tho railroa?) contpauy, and thai arBea
, t* t.-ti it"} ihaUbotba praaenj "i -.u- ieiegr?aheooa
:,*. ,;t|t| ?he eoi.rrac; ?.???lua lo e,,a'e upiale Uf llfcUl
l>art ot the telegnipb cootpaay to uiak? an
tni ?.t .-r all Ba r-.tiiit? Bluter Uto contract ta ..u) ? tarnt
... a ... Ill UUle th? a--- I a.* ..' U ..?1 tiaU
* - i, te., ou tko road ; aaJ there M ae
(irovi.-H n iu tae eoi.ii . t lor tbe reveruua mUa aoa*
;a ?pcrtj ?la aOM ol tue IllBBllllltlwO o? the
mpany.
in uatnilug turn contract tho court had t-i l.sik ut
the Whole ?ft it, aithiai^'li taa.l porttou J1-. rile,red lo
i Ui? smut from ih? mllruad i.i.
-?li company i andth? euuatractlon gtvuabytbo
court to ithe laagnam i- thai so i u(f ?w to? telegraph
.a,y ??..o ita ... ?? ? ? '???? 't .?'-' i" perform ua
?rion under thia i ?atmet, tin- contruri -t...n -uit
-? i - i ? -,? ::?:.?; ? n.et ot tae nu. rn-i, Mr it
aplato a di ???ut: II o' Lb. !?? - i. ..
,,\, yet a Bttbe?*iiiWBt roui . . . .- tin
: ?rial mwn iho euutmet, and tu c.a-as of
an ..-.-i).':.u.citl it Vould i.... o? tu '??
?;r:.:?i.iiipiiuv ahiiiii.1 r.-.-ua.c. FaemiaevM sm hMM*
-, -.: *." I'.u ol It lit ;..*?-> ola!**? 1..-.C
? *,? *ii tor ih*- reorgnaifaitiiw of U
_. t,u company. * ? * i ssasvna the c-fcel ?if tiii
coniruct tu 1m that m lou? as t-??- Weaieru r?H?gtnmh
i 'om>ai ? ? , t. :l?e
contract lulx * " haa the i ij ta
i ...un .?n iiijiuutio-i agaiaat ihe defb . '.:.,? ui prevcat
them from usiug the lonrtU aim iu vl mouot ua
iKewlatl ;i. i ?:- ? meiatea f->r through nuat
uc?a. _______
ctvii. ion
Tha Jaron la to?* United Btafc i eoarta lac lbs stoi
!. ml yam SOdtag June I, 1S76, arerec? vtnirth.li pay from
Maraiiai ?-'arii', ?.'"Difreaa hii.-iii^ ?.it.'a a :. a ...,?; ygaoBBBB
i?'**. at u? ...st laaalaa.
In the Superior Court, Trial Term, before Judiro
V.ui \i.i-t. ill? Jury lu Ui?; c-aac uf Arlli tr'.: BMeagBBaM
Marietta B, ?tevaaa biaagM hi aaaatm ? ?*; n i j mwSai air
il.e p SaBg Mr. ti.loi.iu ciaua?* 1 i,4 0u*i for potrntenug ylnae
lor au ?i'-ttliiieut nciu? whicli waa BBS bOUa amiObeat BBSS
I r a balm? t tlaa kkm tor ?.iaii.*? .u.il ? iv. r l*i '"llhlliig tm
? - .it-attiu-iil-liotia.-. I'ii?! platotlff ...ui.ter
S'.ii.iiito tor i.e. it error? in tha n-' ? bimit rnltb
?aa built ilte -.Ay a:, jidfit Mi. *.. ... -
CIUMIXAL SQ7Y.*.
At Ihe Esses Market Police ("urt ye*ter?isy, on
? * * . <p'* ra. "i of .\*. i,_ ;haab. .
.M?r.ier w..? rci|idri-tl i-i fin iiihii bad la Bl.?. o f *r aeeplaa a
v boame ai Mo. '.'t?d Isowrry, BOBBB ?n.? aa Um
Maabattaa Baoao,
A eotered preaehet named Jo*??*?ili H. Hnnrphreys
??f .\o. i'.'A Wem ihiity iir-,i.:i. *...? ..ta.: m *t:,i n i*?u.
da*.. at ''?'? Wa.iiiii.it.ii i-..?. * :?.':..- ..I-.II cliarset with aa
a a .(:'!_- Jli.tl.er t i..t?ntl mail ._rc *.
? . - .:n ? t. .- i -. . quai n ' ?. ?.'. * t a e, u,! uf
? ? ? aid Ha Hphrej ? . - *-.;-..* |au,a in self
ti. ??' ? -- flaaawiaaraaa tawpUugtol tmky.
At tbs romas Police Court reaterday, V\ liliam
.1 '?? ' ' - ? c'a-urt
. . *... WIlLaia !.. .'?..i ? .1 llio
? iittt I'lrc-nct ?tat)??. -
I; y th.*. ..*!! r. Ml'., iuk-iuh I:..- !? ol in?. ?-.-.,? In-tt. . *
down, tus a?- .ni. * iu- arm, UcwaaBratai -?? . ? . .??-ot.
tli-rly tii'ittii.t al lit. Aihtitltc naruen tt> I m .-. r I.-.*
? I Id hi Ofl I '1 -Ul'ilit'lll l. -I--..U e ,.*j M;- .
hoiiau. Ju.t'ic Kilhtt :l tl ii--. 4 a Biwaf ??tl an<f r*.iai;a?|
??u*. e ? ? . t'AW hail lu a-awi.1 a:. Jtr LOiUtaf
. - * ma?
COURT OV a\FFb\ALB CALCKDAI.
AUliKT. March 30.?The follow i a :rt nf
un- Mondar, April 2, 1-1
?j?-. i-i, -t'-J, 'M !. JAL SSS .
i.t-: y ja m in M). : - -nu. a ?r.'.ir.
Bt -..ji'u'iu Koyeo, Preoidmtt of the \:.i?.>nal
. Who 1- '.i IB
the Cotmty J.ni at Newark oa ths ehsrge el eonoptraey
? id ii.* pe ? ' the n -I * - - Mutual
life oat el 91,90-1 Ml sso *-. i MaaaetM .- for h-.a
. r. l'arker. lemtfsr I - J.*va-*v
Matoal, ate tod rastmeej that Mr. Rsps led i - :
to tic,.. - i in asaeta with tha Chamcaey ? * u. |
i be In - ?iioti oc eondltit ?
lui? proposition waa :.-fi-.-..l. when M
tara then over to tbe receiver ? ou-iiii.*:*..Li
also it-.?- :,.i?. the reeelver ateUng ti
,* Q a" : e a. t?? pi ! ti i ..i., o i Mr.
:
ad It i* apparent thai Uia coui^.? do loi ?now
wucn be ?ill lo so.
a oomoanoB mmn.
It was reportai ?it Police BcaaViBBctm l.t-tt
? . tiiat BoMsa Ft?SBBSBBSMl-r. of No. J'ill 1-,
?t., luw U-eii mi BBBg tirm in* home ??evn-al days. When
he ?a* last acen hy hia family ho had Just sum. a for the
o??-e of Tu- Tsiaoaa, -allere no m, ampmyed -<>?
eoi.poattor, He Is described aa ?to.ut i?i ..
0 f . i high, aud ?itiiit in tniiUi. wiUi dark hair aad _ua
?a. ..-? ...i aasdreoaod m iiarw i.
"Qci's Kx.'t Hi*..**-Iiiti'iiilint; riirc?t:... , :
""Muir but If he's all tob my. wbat rraann ?t v ?va.u,
ti;a-uaiiie lor at liln? haul" Hi,is. DaaSari " K?ha??ii 1
Ah, well, if yer w .? toarat me .\oi eaeuai '? a*i "' ?
IKun.
"An?l thia," -will a pftPil It.ili.in arti-f, .t?
he ti.itii!i.c?t :.u> ton ?if lb.; fi.at. lawn . .
tail, after fnutleaaly griuiBiia ? li.? ?.
un iii.i'taii-.' hiotk oi empty ?Miaaaa, "tl.L. ia the ti-'-iati-U
iiaii-.val cull tire oi lioaiou ; ' ami. run; ,
mil-it air one ho? to???., h.-.l?*? s<tti-U. ' iu ti.l
J.uiiriiii'.-i .>: li*iy, Uu larmtd lua Iac? *?_, ioaa.d *Uu
, .?.-.??-? a.
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