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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-08

1t is stated that the porte has received
telegram from Mukhtar Pasha announcing
that he occupied strong position between
Kars and Erzeroum, and is confident he
can stop the Russian advance. The porte
had decided to grant general amnesty to
Bulgarians.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-08
VICTORY!
Sewing Machine Sales,
FOR 1876.

This is another addition to the proof that
the public appreciate the many improve
ments recently added to the Singer. La
dies be sure you sec the Singer before pur-
chasing. Office No. 81 Merchants Row,
Rutland, VT.
THE SINGER M'F'G Co.,
c. w. HICKOK, AGENT.
Age lts wanted Immediately. d&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-08
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

New ORLEANS, May I.
The lower coast steamer Waloon, ex-
ploded her boiler to-day at Deleacroix,
nine miles below this city, killing Bernard
Donnelly, engineer, and McGiff, fireman.
Two others are wounded, and six reported
missing, supposed to be drowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

{ The Hfsh gay OF the book trade sale was ono OF
tho very best yet. Tho sale began with d. Ap.
peton l. Co. g invoice, which was very heavy. There
only two publishers in yesterdays sale. d. APP
pe,on Co and Leo h Shepard, and both had
largo invoices. There quito number OF dupli.
Gates among tho Mcssrs. Appeton's books, but not
IN very large numbers. OF the OF novels,
collections OF foreign authors, l25 OF Samuel
Brohl Co. and Gerard's Marriage were
sold Bryant's Pocticai Works, red limo edition,
sold SO oopes ana OF the edition Of the poetical
works IS; 81 copies OF Buckles History OF Civiliza
ton, IN volumes Leather Stocking Tales SO Dnna's
Household Book OF Poetry, 1885; Darwns Origin OF
the Species, 27-just II moro than the cata-
logue; OF the Household Edition Of Dickens, in 10
volumes, Is sets wcro sod l25 Of Julian Hawthorncs
Bressant; 20 volumes each OF tho 10 volumes
In the international Scientific Series; 28 Of
Lccky's History of European Morals; SO copies
each Of the Library OF Choice Novels, in As
volumes; 81 sets OF MISS Muhlbach's novels; 81
OF Prsscot,s Electricity only wero the catalogue;
66 each OF Herbert Spencers Essays; 90 each OF
Trcnch's Notes There few duplicates among
Leo 4 shepard's books perhaps for the reason that
they offered their books BY the hundred. They sold
juvenile books in sets than any Others and their
list was 50 long that the end was not reached last
evening,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
BOARD OF POLICE JUSTICES.

RESOLUTIONS IN RrGARD TO THE RECENT Ac-
TON or THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The regular meeting OF tho Board OF Police Justices
was held last evening at jefferson Market Court IL
was thought that some decided action would be taken
in regard order oil the Police Commissioners
In respect to opening OF the returns by the JUS
tices only and the implied reflection on tho Court
clerks. Before the meeting, however, the Justices
held a private caucus and when they did meet tho
following preamble and resolutions were offered BY
Justice Bxby and adopted tho result Of their dciib
eratiops for last evening"
Whereas 1t 10 made duty the Board OF Police Jus
tees Chapter S section TO- Of the Laws Of 1873 to
tcs by any respect proceeding before any
Police Justice or In any Police Court: :.
IL IN also AIDE the d1y OF The Board 70 ME
such report oiee Of tho Cerk Of the County OF New
York and send COPY thereof 20 The presiding Justice
strike from the Of attorneys the name OF lawyer
adiudcod that TO be guilty OF onence or
act with the honor OF tho profession be
Resolved tho Police Commissioners be, and they
arc herewith respectfully requested to submit TO tho
police Justices the names OF attorneys guilty Of snch
prnctce with of their misconduct 10 tho
tho police justices may In the discharge OF their
ducs above certify the facts to the Supreme
Court In the manner prescribed by law
The Secretary ordered to send copy 10 the
Police Commissioners committee OF three, consist
ing OF Justices Oterbourg, Smith ana Kibrcth, were
appointed to prepare the annual report and the meet
in adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
CLEARED.

Steamer Idaho tr. Holiness Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Teviot ,B), Nesbit London-Henderson Bros.
steamer Cornwall tBr). williams. Bristol E-w ID Nor
~
steamer Knight. Chichester. Georgetown. De- L
Roome Jr.
steamer vesper Hail. Wilmington Del. and Chester. Pa
Abbott. :. !.
Ste amer A sttmcrs warron. Phadelphia-Iss Hand
Steamer ieanora. johnson. Portland. Amos.
ship Amelia lier), Iioorst, Hamburg-Funch, Edge
Co.
Ship McDonsal CBp. Davis. Antwerp-J Whitney 4
Co.
Bark BosIes (Nor,. Andressen Copsnhascn-Funch.
Edge Co.
BsrK Betsy GUIDE tNor,, Due, Dansso-BockmAnn. Der
lein 4 Co.
Bark Maggie Chapman tBp, Taylor Antwerp -Funeh,
Edge Co. -
Bark susan Campbell tBD, Brooks Antwerp--Jss W
Elwel Co. ........ ~ .
BARK Norton Slower. sherman, cettc-Milcr Housh-
ton.
Bark Ocean (Gcp. vogt. Newark. NJ-Funch. Edye
CO. .
Brig Earociydon fBr). Sinclair. Exeter EP Nevus
Son.
Brig G W Halls (Br Bennett. Amstcrdam-J Whitney
h Co. =.
Brig Acrs new) Lindsiey. Porto cabslioF Gogorsas
schr Parepa Packard Seville and Csdis-B Meteaif
Co.
schr Matilda B o'Mshoney San 5oso del Norss for or
ders-Evans, Ball h Co.
scnr LavniA Bell Adridgc Greytown, NicStrout Bros.
Schr Alaska, CLARK st ohm, NB-Chase, Talbot Go.
Schr Astra (br), Hunt st John, NIB Ncvius Son.
Schr Sammy Ford, Allen, Boston--Jed Frye Go.
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STRAW BAIL.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, Sept "a, 1877.
Considerable excitement has been occasioned here
for the last Two days by the statement that the bond
Of r. H. Isabelle was slgnci by straw bondsmcn, and
inquiry has at length developed the fact that OF tho
names signed four OF them claiming to represent
500, 900 worth OF property not worth cent and
oil them Is now IN tho parish prison for falsely
signing the bond oil Page, the Postmaster OF Bat
Rouge. Tho Otner three have existence whatever,
and the names signed are declared bogus Isabelle
states that other names his bond arc
good for $3.50 000 and that the whole AFFAIR is pu.
up Job. Secretary Schurz has, however, spe cal
agent TO Investigate The acts, and he has land the
before the Secretary The affair creates intense
excitement among republican politicians some ayow-
Ing that the whole thing the ercst Of GER
tain white republicans who wish 10 get his place.
Isabelle Is a colored man, and ono OF Governor
Warmoth's Police Commissioners, but having como
over TO the liberals In 1872 Is 10 bad odor with his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
RETURNING BOARD TRIALS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

a
NEW ORLEANS, Sept "a, 1871
Judge Whitaker, OF the Superior Criminal Court re.
turned to-day. Upon being interviewed about the Re-
turning Board trials he stated they would probably
open the first part week. The members OF the
Board are busy with their attorneys preparing a de-
fence. Tho two colored members, Casenave and Ken
ner expect TO have their cases transferred to the
United States Court, but Wells and Anderson will
have stand trial the State courts The testimony
the said 10 DO very strong and every
effort will be them. yhe bitter Bour-
bon element declares that " Governor Nichols takes
any action he VIII De attacked in the Legislature, and
win, II not careful, be impeached. Major +. A. Burke
returned from Washington to-day and made the fol-
10 Ning statement to the HERALD correspondent reply
ing 10 certain statements made In New York paper
relative 10 the prosecuton:-
"When IN Washington made no ausion whatever
TO The suppression OF evidence against tho members Of
The Returning Board federal appointments ia
Louisiana, and the statement of That
told Tue President or other person that the prose-
cution vi Wclles and Anderson would not DO pushed
because an arrangement been made by which the
witnesses who were TO prove the orgeries In the
turns IRON vernon parish were made to the order of
WcIies would not testify is faise;' also
his statement that | ADVISED that the
WISHING statesmen aud the Returning Board taken
care OIL as Wells and Anderson demanded by dismiss
ing the HePwig crowd IRON the Custom HOWE and
giving the dangerous gang their places regard the
bestowa Of Tue federal patronage Ia louisiana directly
or indirectly, as blot upon The record Of the aa-
minisiration, and have so asserted every person
with whom ever conversed upon the subject"
Major Burke Will publish card in Tomorrow s
papers here cmbodying the above statement and
branding the attack upon himself as false
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
FRUIlLESS INTERVIEW.
A MINERS COMMITTEE IN CONSULTATION WITH
PBEsIDENT DICKSON.
INV rrr.panApu TO THE urRAro1

PBESIDENT DICKSON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SCRANTON, Pa Sept "a, 1871.
"a committee representing the mine engineers, pump
and nrenen employed IN the collieres OF tho
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company at Carbon
dale, al tho hcAd OF the Lackawanna Valley,
waited on tho President Of tho company, Mr..
Thomas Dickson, In this city to-day, TO
ascertain II the company would make compro-
mise with the operatives who have boon dio two
months Mr. Dickson, who postponed visit to New
York for the purpose Of granting the committee an
audience, received them very kindly, but Informed
them that II work would be resumed ~ be
by tho mon themselves, as tho company had
terms to oAer. Tho mining machinery OF the
Delaware and Hudson Company at Carbondale has
been idle since the inauguration OF the strike
aud many Vt tho mines have accumulated largo
quantities OF wnter, so that II will take some time
place Them in working order once more The miners,
although they had control over the matter II bong
stoppsge Of the NINE pumps ut that and other points
materially injured Their prospects, and tncy will
doubtless be pleased to see the nIne machinery at
more 1t expected that tho interview with
ing the pumps and PROBABLY, Fastening resumption
Of active INNING operations II the several coories of
the Delaware and Hudson Company. This corpora
ton has large quantity OF coal ON hand at Homes
dale, and the general Manager Colonel \. Young,
states that until that disposed OF there win be no
anxiety commence working the mines. The COL
eres oil the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Rail-
have yet resumed, despite the strong military
protection hand The men strongly united
and The odlum which attaches to the name OF black
has less for Thorn than resumption under
the existing statc OF aha rB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


wachtel 10 singing at Leipsic.
Won Bdlcw Is at Baden lending retired life.
Tho Boston Abt Club give concerts next month In
that city,
Nilsson said 10 DO the guest OF the King and Queen
Of Naples
She died IN 1886.
Mrs. Howard Paul, at the close OF ner present con-
cert tour, will return TO the legitimate stage
ArbucKlc's cornet and Rcber's vocc Will be echoed
rom Philadelphia tonight through tho telephone that
has boon fixed In Gilmore's GARDEN
Last evening a change made in the cast OF the
"wiId Flower Of Mexico" at Niblos Garden, Miss
Mary b. Henderson assuming tho part OF Ogarita,
which she played with excellent effect
The Marquis d'Ivry has written opera, ''Gl
Auauti d. Verona another utlc for Romeo and
Juliet thus making the thirteenth opera com posed
on the subject taken nrst by Shakespeare.
The seventeenth season Of Jerome Hopkins Orphcon
Free Choir Schools will he Insuguratcd at stoinway
Hall on the An OF October Addresses will be dciv.
cred by Rev. DR.. Hastings. Of New York; Rev Dr. j.
r. Forester, Of Newark and by Mr.. Hopkins himself,
who before the concert will read paper "Frcc
hupcsI Educ aion for the Masses"
The coming s,ason at the Paris Theatre Ialcn is full
of promise, OF ITS lending prime donuc, two-A Alice
Urban ard Laura Harrr,re Americans by birth, tho
Ara. being from New Orleans and the latter from New
York. A young Russian lady, Nile. Sord, Will make
,ey dsbus early In the season The management found
Iv-.s hanss on this young singers future
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
OBITUARY.
nEy. IAMEs A. puNcAN, D. D.

REv. JAMES A. DUNCAN, D. D.
Tho Rev. James A. Duncan. D. d.. President or
Randolph tMacou) College. died ct hrs residence, at
Ashland VA yesterday mornins at four o'clock. In the
forty year his age, Dr. Duncan was perhaps
the most eminent and noted divine in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South Ho was graduated IN 1s4s,
and she following year Was assigned tolhe pastoral
oversight OF the Fairfax circuit He the pastor OF
the Southern Methodist Church IN Washington, ID. C.,
In 1855 and 1857. in 1861 he becsme pastor
OF tho Broad street Methodist Church, OF
R,chmond, ana editor OF the Christias Advocate,
which journal no revived in 1886. He accepted
the Presidency Of Randolph iaeon) College IN 1865,
made OF the most Successful and best liter
AIRY Institutions Of tho country. He elected del
egats General Conference oil 1866, held In the
city OF New Orleans, and even then though only
pacy in his Church. He a member also OF the Gen
ersl Conference held In Memphis, Tenn IN 1870, and
came within few votes Of being elected bishop He
was again delegate 10 the General Conference
Of 1874, helo In Louisville, Ky. Tnat conference
elected new bishop, but, had he been spared Till
May 1878, there was no man In the Church that stood
q better chance for election to the eDscopacy than
Dr. Duncan. AT tho General Conference held IN Louis
vile Dr. Duncan was appointed one OF the fralernai
messengers the General Conference OF the Metho-
Episcopal Church. NORTH to DO held in tho city or
Baltimore in May, 1875 The associate messengers
werc Rev. Lovick Pierce D. d., OF Georgia, aud Lam
dan g. Garland, Ii. D., Chancellor OF tho Vanderbilt
great fraterna speech the occasion. won tor him.
self lasting renown and gained conspicuous position
In tie ego and estimation OF the Northern Methodist
Episcopal Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
Ph,isdelpbis; Hsrs (Ger,.

Gertrude iGer,. schultz, Ph,isdsipbs; Hsrs tGer'.
Petschko. New York.
Sailed asd. bark Iris Ger. Pfsiner. America
BoKDEAUx. Sept 2o-Sailed. banks Julia Ernessns I'D
New Orleans; nd. Lyngoer (SorJ. New York.
BATAVIA sept 17Arrived. ship Electra tDutch) Huer,
Pensacola
CRoxsrApr. shout Sept loArivsd bark Scotland. kog-
ers. Mobile.
c'eh United ststos; 2lst. Chapman tNor), Olsen, Now
York.
DusLrs. Sept 24-Arrivod, bark Irene tAus. Dmmch.
Baltimore.
DAsrzrc, Sept ie-Arrived, csspari or) syvers.
SEN New York.
DuNKiRK, Sept 22-Saiied bark Dario (AuD, Ragusen,
New York.
Exxouru Sept 24-Arived brig Iona Thurow. corbess,
New York.
ELsrSonx, Sept le-Anived. brig Bans tSor. Jensen.
New York.
GLASGOW Sept 24-Arrived steamer State ofNevsda Br).
Bracs. Now York.
GIsRALrAn to Sept - Arrived bark Frssa DAM Mol
ier. New York.
GENOA to Sept 24-saied barks Antonetts Coss GtsD
New York; Gsggno dtaD. do. ...
HULL. Sept 23-Arrvcd bark Olivia Spccioss Uta) Do.
dero, baltimore.
Sailed GATH bark Osprey tBr,. sorensen, Pensacola
HAvRK Sept 23-Arrived ship Scresmcr Austin. Now Or
Sailed I'D, bark 81 Patrick (Br). Bogsrt. Hampton
Roads,
KoSIcssKnc Sept 2i-Arrivod bark Medeipsd sw, Obi.
son. Philadelphia.
IPSWICH. Sept 22-saied bark Angioetts Bosso Qtal.
Chesa, New York.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 24-Arrvsd AlbueIa (Br), Banks,
Richibpeto
Sailed sd Ibcrian (Br) Horne, Boston, Pses.
tine (B Troing do 24th ship Andrew Jackson Bartlett
Southwest Pass; barks Minnie Carvi tBr Clark, Calves
tons Norman (Srj, Allen, Hampton Roads; Drowning
Louise (Norj, olsen Sandy Hook
LONDON, Sept 24-Arrivcd. bark Fanchon (Br). Cain,
Northport. Ms.
LARSE, Sept 22-Saled se"mer State Of Indiana tBr)
sadier drom Glasgow. New York.
MALAGA Sept 24--Arrivsd brig Harry Stewart Lar.
rabec, New York.
PLYMOUTH. Sept 24-Arrivsd. steamer suevia (Ger)
Frsnzen. Now York for Hamburg land procseded).
QUEENSTOWN Sept 23-Arrived barks Gibraltar Qsor,.
Jonncsen Now York; Oxo tNor), Dahl, do; 24th Emilia
Ciampa dtaD. Cahoro do; Trugone Devote QtaD. Mo-
nnr Philsdephla; revorc 3D. LcBout'lier Now York
Trcci Dubrovach Aus), Turccnovich, do; Edwin (Br).
Smith. do.
Also arrived z4h 40 AM, steamer City Of Berlin Br
Kennedy. Now York for Liverpool (and proceeded.
Also arrived oath. steamer Lord Give (Br), Urquhart
Philade phia for Liverpool (and procecded).
Sailed 24th bark Amira Robinson Tarbox Nrom Liver
pool. Bombay, having repaired.
ROTTERDAM. sopt 23-Cleared, bark Levauser, vesper
New York.
sALoSoA Sept lp-Arrived bark Horace scudder, Smith,
Boston.
TKxxI. Sept 2s-Anived, bark Carl Angel (Nor, soren
ron, New York.
LONDON Sept 24-Sbip Black atch Br) before reported
wrecked Fair Isles bound from Bremen tor Now
Nork In ballast Tho disaster occurred Wednesday
night last during fog.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp, Sept "a PM-Wind Me- gentle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25

Steamer Bolivar. Geer. New York for New London and
Norwich
Brig Haais tBr) Blizzard New York for Amsterdam
land anchored OF the Herald Telegraph Station and pro-
cecdsd ths PMj.
schr " d M.ngum. Chase. New YORK for Ssw Bedford
schr X Lane, Fowler. Now York tor Yarmouth. MasA
schr : Tyler. Phillips. Hoboksn for rrovidence
SehrJ Gould johnson, Havorstraw for New Bedford
schr Anna Myrick. xsins. itondout 70. kocklsnd
Schr J II Young. barrett. Amboy for Providence.
schr Revenue, Phrnney, Delaware City tor Weymouth
Schr Andrew Peters. TORY. Philadelphia for Bangor
scnr Samuel Carleton, Carleton, Phiadesphis for New
market.
Schr X G whlder Heath Philsdeiphia for Edgartown-
schr Barrett Barrett Philadelphia for New Bedford
Schr G Smith, Atwood Philadelphia for Taunton.
sehr Fannie Hammer. Brooks. PhiiadephiS for rrovi
donce.
Schr scud, Allen, Philadephia for Nov Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
SPOKEN.

Shin Charles Cotcswoth Br) Browse from Liverpool lot
San Francisco, July 81, lat 4 :. lon 81 ".
Shin Binnehsrd oring. Cardiff for RioJaneiro
Sept 2, lat - y, lon 10 W. g.
Ship Atianta tNor), from for United states sept o.
lat 81 Ion A.. -. 4.
Bark ocean Pearl Henley, from rcrt'snd me- lot
Once nstown. sept IL, lat f3 % Ion 63 10. -,
Iark Happy Home (Br). smith from New YORK Tor Lv-
crpool Sept IL. lat 40, Ion 81 IL. ,,,-. ~
for Porto Rico sept ~. lat 20 30, lon 81 20 ,,.
Brig MARI Callahan. from st John, NIB Tor Tctn""o"co'
E III Sir,,au. ol;cr, wiedensu from Hamburg for
Charleston. Aug ~. Int 81 ~, Lon 36 TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
THE DEAD TWELVE O'CLOCK MAN

An inquest held yesterday the body Of
Tom Connors, 'the twelve O'Clock man, !" At the resi-
dence Of his sister, Prospcc. place, Brooklyn Tho
deceased obtained his curious sobrquet because
habit during the past ten years OF waiting every
day front oil the Brooklyn CITY Hall until the bell
struck noon, II waiting for some one that never
came. The jury returned verdict OF death from
milton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP sept 23-Arrved. steamer Switzerland lDes''
Jackson Philadelphia; 24th bark Blomidom CBr) Potter
do.
AnxLow sept 23-sailed. brig Carrie Pickering Bar
Der Cape Breton, In ballast
R,,r.sr sent a4--Arrivcd. bark Gustav Ado'ph NoD.
Mohn Baltimore.
BREmrs. Sept ~ . 24-Arved, ships Sopn'e tsep'
Work Now York; Geo Washington C3er). Lemekc rhila'
dsphia banks Adde McAdsm, Curtia-Nsv York Laura
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
WILLIAM A. m'yrcKER. D. D.

Tho Rev. Dr.. william A. Mcvicksr, rector OF Christ
Church In this CITY, died carry yesterday morning Of
typhoid fever. Dr. Mcvickar was the son Of another
we'll known minister. Dr. John Mcvickar, who held
also for several years professorshp In Columbia Col
lego or late DR.. McvickAr lived In Nice. France,
whittier he had gone the hope OF curing lung dis.
ease with which no afflicted He returned 10 this
city about year ago. He hon offered the charge
he was connected with Columbia College, and IN all
capacities In which he figured he proof OF large
ability. |aI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

MONTREAL, Sept "a, 1877.
Steamer Amelia (Br) North which lett here the 18th
with cargo Of grain for London. has back to
Sydney disabled. Everything deck swept boats
sove In and several seriously injured. The
steamer Is owned in Newcastle.
Ship GenHnnrt (Br). from Montreal for Glasgow. still
aground, but expected to be gotten or tonight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford sept % bark STEAMBOAT Mo1-
tross Mauritns via - Heenn o3 days Sent home on .ne
VOYAGE $50 bbs sp oil Had hard winds and bad weather
the entire passage. -, -, H.. :.
Arrived bermuda sept z, schr Union. Iripp 'rom
cruise. with 60 bbls sp OIL ,, NJ, ,...
Arrived ~ Marion sept %. shr Admiral Blake Hsths
az Atlantic Ocean, sith $50 bbls OIL Reports Aus
% smoke bark Ospray. Lewis NIB with 90 bbls sp OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
JOHN b. WALSH.

John B. Walsh and old and respected citzon. died
last Sunday ~ his residence, No l46 West Twenty
second street, the seventysixth OF his age lie
born In Wexford Ireland coming to this country
in 1924 He engaged in bus in this city for
many years, and subsequently, New Orleans, return
ing hcre In 1854. The deceascd iather-in-aw Of
Mr.. James Lynch, mmssioner OF Emigration, and Of
Mr.. James Ii. Coleman, Of the Now York Bar.