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A LL-SlLk eros GRAIN BIBBONS-In all the
leading COlurs; narrow and medium widths at 40
cents To - cents per yard.
At DAVIS
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Our stock of CHINA, COOKERY, GLASS
WARE and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS always
complete and offered at the lowest prices JansO-3t
SHILLINGTON'S LIST OF NEW BOOKS,
- Corner 4a STREET and Penn SylrdHi1 dpsHV,
Old Middleton : Money. By the author of Victor
and Nanluished.
The Last Journal Of David Livingstone in Central
Africa from lS65 to his death
The Bazaar Book of the Household
100 choice selections in Poetry and Prose.
Blank Books, Pass Books, Writing Papers, Envel-
opes Initial Paper and everything in the Stationery
line.
Superfne Double Eagle Playing Cards. Convex
Corners, at the very lowest prices.
The Example of France. being the Essays the
Payment of the Indemnify and the management of
the Currency since the German War 1879 IL Jan9I tr
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE POINT LACE
" COLLARS, SASHES, &c.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DROP. SCHEEL. Teacher of Piano, OTgaa, and
Il FOoaE MnStc at Sigh. Particular attention 20
lingering and time. Apply 912 street, al DR.
COLTMAN 5 Music Store. jan29-6tf
nR. PERABEAU TEACHES PIANO, HAR-
~ MONY and the Cultiva alton of the Voice. No.
423 18th street northwest. Address at Mrs
REICHENBACHS Piano Store. decl4ly.
E,NGLIsH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN.
H ST1TUTE for young ladies, 81 s New York ave-
nue. northwest, Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON, Princi-
pal Seventh annual session begins the l4th Of
Septem Der, 1874. aug25 ly
ALNwIcK sEMINARY FOB YOUNG LADIES
Address MA. TYSON SISTER,
marl2ly Contee's p. O., Prince George Co., Nd
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STOCK OF FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
- complete, and all marked down to lowest market
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JOB LOT OF FLOwERS-SIiehtIy damaged
~ which will be sold very cheap; less than half price
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAGEs.-Ovsr 100
~ OF the latest New York styles Of. 80.
Psrk and Pony PhRtons, Top and No.
Top Buggies, sash and Low, Door and 8SE
ump seat Carriages. Second hand Carriages taken
IN exchange, Call before purchasing elsewhere. p.
y. sCHMIpT CO., No. 3Is 11th street, be
street, Baltimore, Md. mAyll-1ys
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] Ming vii Be beid TO MORROW SsS adgs1'
tending the funeral Of Brother Jas, Bali, p. G.
rFI o, Q. F.-.Nember- OF WASHINGTON
M Ct at / o,eISck SUNDAY Afternoon. fSr the
Grand Master JGNEsN Bali. Funeral At Csltsryy
fapt hureh- Members nf Sister Lodges are fra
'eTn'' invited to attend BIZ order TC 8, n
TFI. O. o. F.-The Officer. and Members of
w MOUNT NEB0 ENCAMPMENT viii meet
the funeral Of our late Brother Patriarch JAMES
Ball. Uniformed members and members Of
THOMAS " %'i F6w LEX T SePiS be-
%I o. o. F.-ATTENTION.-T The Uniformed
- aoREGW %s snSS, arr hsTsGy c ne SaTS
for the pnrBe OF attending the funeral of Patriarch
il y DALI JOS ViBsTtiIROUGHs. Secretary.
rFL O.F,-FRIENDsHIP LODGE, No. u.
~ The members o. this LodRe are hereby mott:
EVENING. Sd Of Febrmsrr' AZ o'c ock, to receive
and consider the report Of the committee in the case
1t P.H SWEET, Rec Sec,
rPTHERE WILL BE sPE 'IAL MEETING
ICY Of ENCELSIOR LODGE, No. n, l. o. o.
ooek for the PURPOSE q entering tn d l 81 q
Rebekah on those members, their wives, and the
and who are entitled to receive it. Grand Sire DUR
HAN and P. G Sire STUART will be present.
". p. WHITE,
1t Recording Secretary.
fTWASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
erS All persons indebted to this Bank hereby
n"tlhed that unless the amounts due settled with
ont further deav, they will be collected by process
Of Law trlfhOBt further nOticS.
As n J. the desire Of the Receiver To pay another
dividend a. soon possible, he trusts that those in
debted 70 the Rsnk will respond promptly and not
jan27 iot WILLIAM Il MATTINGLY, Receiver.
MOURNING GOODS. Of the very best makes, Just
1NI opened, at W. N. SHUSTER & BRO,
II 919 Pennsylvania avenue.
ELEGANT BLACK AND COLORED DRESS
IL SILKS, al New York prices, Just opened.
W NJ. SHUSTER BRO,
II 919 Pennsylvania avenue.
CEO. WATTS co,
VI HOUSEFURNISHINGS STORE,
3I4 It'll street.
Useful Housekeeping articles. janso 81
beautiful ALL WOOL POLONAISE AND
- SJITlNG CLOTHS, of the newest styles, in
plain color and plaids, Just received by
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Sl9 Pennsylvania avenue.
q KUHN, Practical Piano Maker,
632 New York avenue, Washington, n. G UVNVV
Sole Agent for the unriy allei Pianos Of DECKER
BRO. s, )" and y. &. IlGHrE co. New York
Pianos AVID OTKdPS Tuned, Repaired, For Sail and
Rent M Rs1SOpGblS Pricss. oct26-tr
V HoLnrAD CO., nh
~ s16 SEyENTH STREET tk1
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nR. ROBERTSON,

MAX A. AV,
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speedily cured by newly discovered remedies. DR. & !,
located for many years at 9 s. Eutaw street Balti
more, Md has consented, after many solicitations by
his W ashington patrons, to open permanent Office
in that city, where he may be consulted every Wed
nesdsy and Saturday in each week, from 2 20 0.
m.
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NEW BOOKS
WARREN CHOATE & cos.
AssyTfan Discoveries. By George Smith Of the he.
Esrtnent oil Oriental Antiquities Of the British
%.sddng Ssr%ents; BY Mis- Mary ": McL1in. So
a. the Sign Of the Silver Flsgon. By FarJeon.. 50
Appleton American Cyoiop9dia..' subscrpto;1,
edition. syOls. now ready -. Do as 90 sheen & m
Fsiry FTlsket. Anew book by A L. O. e.. >,
Hs,na pT a,,d he new edition, including
Emerson's Parnassns New editian. nv a11eu-.-- =,
carlton Farm Ballads. New editiOn.... a0s
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
Msrtinesu's Religion and MateriaIisu. 7sc. Cal
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Mary Mary conden Clsrke,saA Rambling Story. 3 10.
Others aSrse pso, ks~ M Hsrsarsae 7sc Gsboran
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Note Paper 'Hd sEsHfS6 E + per box at the
49,. S0LOM0NS Z CHAPMAN,
yan27 -tr sli PeHnsyissnis Avenue.
RLANk BOOKS
AT Low PRICES.
Just received, q large stock of BLANK RooKs
for mercantile use, bought at auction far below the
usual rates, and which am prepared TO sell yery
on hand.
decsi-u xas 7th street.
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n L w b D U X ; .

NEW BOOK
Martins Life of the Prince COnsort, Vol
Livingston s Last Journals
HyaCinths Catholic Reform.
Old MiddletOn's Money, by Mary Cecil Hay
A Rambling Story, by Mary COwden Clark
Two Essays on the Payment of the French In
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RICHARD b. MOHUN CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND ST4TIONERS,
Jan30tr 1918 PENNsYLYAsIA AVENUE
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HEAVY CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREs At COST
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very cheap. Table Damask, Napkins and Towels
leo dozen Ladies and Gents Linen Handkerchiefs,
Sis, Sl50 and 81 per dozen.
FULL STOCK OF DOMESTICS
Best Prints fast colors, at and 10 cents Bleached
and Brown Cottons; Canton Flannels, Ladies and
Gents MerinO Underwear. 50 pieces Best IA
Bleached Shirtng Cotton, at l2lsc. worth l6c with
All The best brands of Shirtings, at reduced prices
per yard. superior Black silks, 81, Si25. $50,
SlI5 81 and $3.50, with many other cheap and de-
siTable goods too numerous 10 name.
Call before you purchase and ex anime the stock M
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JaDO-u 5th street and Market Space
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! hS SPRING OF 1875. HY

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patterns and very best makes, and at prices fully
twenty per cent. less than last season.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BUUkS AND STATIONERY,
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS,
Assy risn Discoveries. With Illustrations
The Influence Of Music on Health
Bossuet and his COntempOraries
The Robert Burnsiana.
Wedding Garments
AL the New Publications received a. soon A. ssuas
Fancy and Initial STATIONERY
For sale by ROBERT BEAII
BOOKSELLER dND Sta TONER
JafS9d d95 Pennsylvania avenue
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BOARDING.
MEDICAL, dc.

MEDICAL, dc.
"SATIsFACTIoN' cures withon internal Msdt-
Penna. ave; Coughlin's, Masonic Temple; DooIey's
Capitol Hill; Shreeye's, Uniontown, and DR. Oar
by corner "a street and Penna. ave, (Colonizs-
ton BuildingD Ii Is equally good for female weak
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GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
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feyer, Fever and Ague, SC, &c; and a great Tonic
and renoNatOr for invalids and debiltated persons
" L. THORNTON, Baltimore, Md, Sole Manu-
facturer.
Sold by druggists generally. jams I'm
lUGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH sYREP-
- Wanted, a case Of Nhooping Cough that cannot
be cured by "B0GERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRUP" 1t Is also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Group, and all Bron
chlal Affections For sale by the principal Druggist
and wholesale by CHARLES ST0TT Co, and by
the proprietor, 1912 G st. northwest. noyI4-ly
Ink. A. L. B0SWORTH, ElectrOpathic Physi-
- clan, 921 street northwest, cures all chronic
diseases by special contract charging nothing il he
falls. Female diseases q specially. Consultation
lree. sep26 en-
nR. BUCKLER JONES has returned 10 BsIti-
II more. Old office, 80 n. Calvert street.
Female diseases o specially. Consultation conf
Dental. sepl5 SIM
EEMALE DISEASES of all kinds treated De
IL scribe case and enclose SIS; sdvice and medicine
will be sent. Address Mrs DR.. THOMPSON No
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-Two tame DEER-a Buck and Doe,
j. only six months old. Apply to JAS. TOWLES,
street, between Sth and 9Th northwest. Jan29 I'm
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DRY GOODS.
TO CLOSE - ct

500 yards Plaid six A. ~ former pre- sIE
so yaris STRIPED PruS-Ian SIX az 81. fsr,n--
price 80.
I0co arts Remnants ~ I2'sc.. some u tI-a ~,rth
6eirC.
Full width Sheefiugs -.
Andrc~coCCin and Fruit ~ 80 Loom, l2's-
Cotton trpOsis sre all advancing
Call arf Sc srr
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Statements that he had compelled Mrs Miller
to sign an agreement not to libel tho tug
Timothy Donovan tho fireman Of the tug testified thas
he did not Miller 90 overheard hut John Leonard
known Little Jack" told him that be- him go
over. JUgs Reese discharged Carr aud the other wit
nesses stating that he tsed that the responsible
fty for the crime II any, rested between Little JACK
and Fuller. The latter is % relative OF Capt schultz
ADoul O'Clock last pght Detective fialcis htcNtu
John Leonard, and the opened again to tiks
his Testimony He testified that when Miller fell
board he sitting she bits. Miller was leaning
the rail when the accident happened the witness
up the sartOard side the engineer sitting with
some friends the port side. and came into the
euglne-rOOm when witness reversing the Ell
CINE; the rail not over Is inches high,
aud Miller was holding on 10 1t with both hands.
The wess said that he intoxicated at the time and
was about 10 feet from Miller. who near the after
part or the bOse. He much under the Influence
~ liquor that there might have been others and
hr might not have thelu. Al the close VI the
animation. Judge keeso committed Leonard for further
examination.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG-T, stednship IOameTrnfa. July 2T.-
4 - s-ufn.im l. Woln G. W. weinberg Z. scneier, Juls
Bo irnry Meyer can Jancnizky. A. Ouentn vile A.. son
ard Aama wife and daughter, Augtste La geIilae aB"
agrcr and two chldrei, Louise Nieton
l-n. Ulmann, Otie Maudsbauin, ottilie Be-
n Salunuu aud VIE FrirGr hIuion and
wife Cnrlcs H. Meyer, consul; Jus Hal gart-n, Nle
shid and ser, ant Robert steiner, " io and ehlS
Amanda frnn. Tneoior Hmbeck. Catha. benhly Vl.
In Horst and wife, Johanne kiein, lierm Cef, snbh
I..ferr Abrlha1usDh snd tSO dsagniefs LOUIS
hrnll Ceprg ~ Martin Buchesger. Charles Moenos
Gustav Fry JUL IIuLgnc CatlaIio Lohgani AdalbCrt
Il. IN. ME Cnarc. tLka Cafharne ep tzA Svplio DuchrI
ger mr. ste.gs Emil Diereks carr MelLtl, isaac Kat
Inla -irgnund fntnsnn Lana Bach and iangh Dr. V IA
h t.ring f.lch.r ami wife Can feIarn Id d1ng.i
? A.tolr tie SgdauaU Leopold Neugass, "a a eehudI
ar I1rrrf. Fii5dke Wiener aud taushi"f r. DNotfoa
Ms.ug snl three children. taTl 5icnl, Leopl ad
Infr, Culdrt and sophie ius1ier Regina tfohhcn
and nyo children, strauli Marie DoIn-i. Apnos
q, yer N.csi.Aus IOfuiuos, MAX Gadr Ante a.
scGatter vile ana three cn.dren, sussnnr I"su.
n.,sa -olto -Ianl J. kaufman. Leopold ArASA Caro-
La. Hansinan.. Joseph. L-LIaillu, ani Iiaa Nlgscn
~ Prayer, Mis- ii. H. he'iiaid daughter and ser
want H. H. Cooke. 4. Anrcns, III. Ia, on j. AnirrEisnn T.
F.sch, samuel a1er, 1. Aoth, uiler. H. loinAns Ia
bette Barth daughter, I.ius Muller.
From sAVANAAl-in sicIEas.iP H. Lirfn9sion, July 81
SER r. p. bishop, Mas NJ H. Aston. Mis- T. Rowe. r. a.
Miss s. =. summons. ". H. snow. n Dsly. j. p~ige j.
Donohue aa,d wife L. q. DennA wifa and tnfs o. Vim. Nc
ISyCu. Ns l. CeSaAa, kiss " Conssanune a " r. Dodge,
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THE TCGBOAT DROWNIAG.

FURTHER EXAMINATION INTO The CAUSE OF inL
DEATH OF JANE MiLLEE-C"kW OF TIRE THOMAS
CORNELL DISCHARGED WITH InE EXCEPTION OF
JOHN LEONARD.
The examination in the case Of the drowning
of james Miller, the tugbust Thomas Cornell on
sunday WIS continued before Judge Keesc In jersey
CITY, Yesterday Edward kel- enginenin OF the tug
who appeared voluntarily testified tna he knew nothing
OF the occurrence until called out that man
was overheard. Mrs Miller, vic o. the drowned
man. testified that she had never heard her
huf band speak Of any M.ieeHng between
her husband aud the ON the tug. Eddie Birch
the hoy who WINS ON the yacht with Peel Dalton made
n statement not under oath. lie saw u nan leaning
over the rail Jf the tug. and While he was
watching him another ny Ia him, lifted LINN III
hs arms aud threw him overheard James Perkins, who
was on the tug stated that on the tug Thought
that Is wss an accidrnt lie Hp'" INC
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DIED

ARNoID-on saturday Jul - mary seena widow Of O. N:
Arnnd daughter ot tile la.' In. j. W. schw'dt VI
The i41s and friends OF the family invited to attend
T%rIy ain,nsi. bctwecn RI, end Madison ayes, %
"wednesday ,lc z-tL ias,, at 10 = O'Clock - ia
Inr,i. Dall.y, a., ~ y,..i- ana "a months.
BkKF-On lur-iay July -, ~lliam. only son Of
" Nm A. aud Jelnr lurN,. ar,,l months.
The lfirnis Of aly .'4tc 20 attend the furrA
snl St. ti,,oasa t. T.. lhar.,.,, july ~ At ..
CLANChy-At sc..onectady \. y, July 20, io1I. MIA
Funeral lhursay July % SccIocs w. irvm 81 Liberty
crTIfYGwoRTH-At Workers July 90 Freddie Of
George aud Amelia Cuinng"orh aged II months 'li2A
Fun raj Will take place from the rsr1ee Of his psr.nis .
ana frrn.s OF t,r islLy respectfully invited % .''ead
nc i,S 5n h95S MI Asna s. S D 81
Fsra from her late No 46S West Fifty nrstst.
on Ihi,s!sy, tne Z5ti at 4Os0 '"cA m
GAGED[ i fo3 Il az; AZ. l lft H Il is Il, r res Il
Vest rory niAth-si. July 20 inst. ,,,,,.,,,.
ft t,ss u, o., Vi ASA, a,rett- ioT ntcrnent
GREFN-Alexnder Green, late Asginwal In the idd year
s and friends Of the family inyt:od attend his
nrrrn rom Late residence, 10 MaeogSalsL on IhrA
DAY. Jlly ~ at 5ochcs.
Panama iai".i- phase CO y
HEEeNANCE-on Monday night July 60 Marion infant
cnild of " l!liau l. and susie r.. itt"rinance -,
FmcrA THURSDAY at p H. IRON ss se'ii sit meet az
ia, adgrS' ,rain from fniriieti,st.
HOW lRDAt Be1dcre " j. Iu,y o. ls75 az the residence
ol her u. Z. isEir Mr. Mary L. ic"a m Tue
Fn,sTa services Bevid,re. wednesday AZ , n' IN
t.rnent Oh Thursday morning
LAWRENCE-Oh Turs,lAy July u. Sandel lawrence. IT,
is rla lvs iTrs aud tuss OF u falrf Dr. J0AthA
lan renee respectfully invited 20 attend the III er1
az he - the lrlns suai.on fosf twenty uHt ct
Tnufily afternoon, July -. at 4SV O'CLOCK "it"ous
further notice.
MATHEW Sat White Plains on saturday evening July ~
Rosie A. Mapws. Vile or CHARLES - 4aSc"s aid dsnshtef
OF Osmond &. Lyon -,
RgNes friends respectfully invited 70 attend her
fIu,r.. on IL OF pafrutA
a. ~ O'Clock, aud non Memorial NJ r. hurcb, AZ
O'Clock D.
MCMILLAN Cornwall. y. Y, Frederick Ogden, eccse
solof r,iwqri and Hannah norr1 !. lY-d q year.
RELATIVES Trends invited the II NJ the
los ~ ~ IL. Nar,An, SD WuljGgaby ave. Eroo.y
on "Wednesday. July *. AT 8 T. ~.
PIKE-fn Brooklyn, SuBtay July o. after short ilness
Tor e A. P.k., elpw 81 l1r late OTIS PiA".
Friends iuvlte attend from lsu
late residence OF HiiU~ aud Urtngeots AZ y M.
"Wednesday, jay ~
TUOMAsON- a short ilECss saturday July ~
Mr.. elizabeth " Dto Ih0uasou, aged 10, ~ " Tie itSy.
D.. X. IhOuLsoJ.
tn.rcE. Elgniy Aims. Uct1,sn ScrOnd sd
IN nj ayer SHAY, al 10 c,ck Liter neat IN New
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TIE M0TYTAIY MEADOW vfSSICRE.

Tf!K DFFE.sR Ask LEAVE 10 TAKE TIN DEpo-iTioNs
OF BRIGHAM YOUNG AND GEO. A. SMITH /
rEIVATi-TIIE FTFOET FAILs-A WITNESS WHO
BEOUGHT SPADE WHEN A Gus WAS WANTED.
DENVER. Utah, July 27.-To-day the most
OF the time was occupied with the discussion Of legal
aursious defense said they desired to examine
brigham Young and George A. smith, ana ~ Doth ac
too feeble 70 travel they asked leave "a have thor dcpo
.tion- taken ri -alt Lake CITY. Tho Court SAID That
could ba dour by the consent OF the prosecution lie
latter however Objected claiming that both nou were
able h. travel
C;,.org, w. Brad haw sworn, and testified AFTER
t crnt- passed Cedar orders we're Issued ~ muster
a Gonna ~ Ia barry tGc cuisiTns kili't ny the lndhs
The witness went win u spade - tho place ot renrA-
,uu. Ar. fIaight asked whero was my sun le-
li,d 10 ,Od wait gun 80 Dufy tic Irad :! lie sdl,
:. Sor fool 20 home" After tie einiaTn's
,;,.s,.d 1 heard Mr. Haght preach Hc SAID
1d,ss rho eingrauts would then oe IN heir g'e' hui
t,f IN wa, AL iist bcca,c they thc cmEiantHj hhl
r,iue further tue net iter me massacre t'aiu
ar IIaIgnt prr.r. again. lilo advised mat h"thlIt ne
ii innut il. Jaw wagons brought bdrh 10 teHaI'
ana, "a y the ch.rpn ~ whom we're 10 years "d
me children were gathered up 10y a Government agent
ana East. -
li,,rd from him, just been brought mo tow ny
Nar-nni Maxwell.
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iG1yG or couyrERfEIrEFS BRoKFy Up.

ARREST on FOUR MEN CHARGED With MAKING AID
OInEK co.'s.
The officers of the Secret servlce Department
s,I, LED, Yesterday AMI last night ia arfe-tfug four
e,iirric,t,tr. who have been engaged Tor SOM e ia
,,,i, and as4iqg very successful imitation Of the
. dollar gold 81 pieces silver half dollars ana other
,,p About four months Clark sons of ChAIfthers
ana Cn,tian,@ts. informed the department that they
mad taken wc,Vecutcd counterfeit trade dollar In
IN, t,,n Aa- at once sent 10 Chief Wa-hbugne, who
,li ON Clark 4 sons. and shOyn another counter
,t of the dollar which had been taken by them.
me detectives we're set to work, and from clews
mod during the past few weeks they were
led TO trace the makers Of the counterfeit con' Df
inc ,,erlav Michael rague and Michael Boyle b"L of
81 who were engaged in passing the false CON-
- orr..s,.i the former At Blocker and Nacdougul-
40 and IA. latter at Houston and Narick'ts After
- hat been secured, were ~ oHre tnk,n 10
- 49,, 49,. ruc.tal4 JAMES McGrith ~ GlrenWch-st,
,y, Of tl, counterfeit hd!i'OiiJra aud tie - go'1
,,..s wa. arrested ~ BeGch' near hdds"n-7t., anu
hi .inllus he pIIncipal offender, James hdher te
u t.tr If tue th,lc dollar "a- arrested, Last evening" III
ono hundr,danu ana Ms pl'co on O,
ar. -ad-untn--t, near HecohuhEc,' VIC i"e"'iJ
-c,rcbed the officers securing his NdetN anu ues. a.
me- tri,. collar well eXrciiied ~ to nave lhe
ring OF hr genuine cuin and ihc ""thhahShlp Mas
ga a. rfcrf A. 10 led ~ the belief ~ the Arr ~ Ore
NJ tine c,i.s struck from the dies mac q. ,ir
a ar lanes Maher known - counter.
NJ in England, and Il has been ascertdined
ma ne was employed for three years III passing
con before he haIned the secret Of making such
,, mutations IL about Is years OF age, ana has
sar,.r,I wo terms in England for countrrieths n
rr .trd he had his person about fiOo worm OF to
.rtrt dolars ali of which were captured ny INC
siaaTs . n. m man named Mcguire also belonged 10
M. marty bur n. alarmed and succce'.ed IN rs
caps arrest. All ine four prisoners weie ioshfu UP
early tins morning IN LudnT strsct jan "n' Will w
- IN In le United states 1 0hft tO-i1y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
MRS CELIA BURLEIGH.

Mrs. Celia Burleich, formerly of Brooklyn,
died yesterday in syTacu nj the ago OF Il years she
,yas the widow OF william ". high strong advocnte
o cry and female suffrage principles VINO died
in lrook in ISL. Mrs, Buricigh was the ifst frrs
,Jeut of the Won.an's Club OF Brooklyn, and took An
t, mari in the advocacy Of woman suffrage and other
l,hral and reform movements After the death OF her
husband she prepared herself for the ministry ana was
pastor of Unitarian Church In Brooklyn Conn., unii
ls73 when her failing health compelled her 20 resign
,r.nI nj DIR Jackson in D.hsville, Livingston County
n Y Mrs Burleigh had wide reputation as an abe
friends m BrooKlyn particularly among the congreg-
non of tine Second Unitarian Cnuich OF which sne "as
i,,,InerIy "A member Her death was not unexpe"ru ~
.le bud been suffering for time from an ncurnDis
disease.