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Evening star., 1877-09-10
The Fursuit Of Chief Joseph.

JOSEPH LEErLE AHEAD-HE srAMPEDEs
GEN boWARD'S MULES.
The following dis patches sent 10 Gen. Sher-
man have been forwarded TO the War De-
parlment:
VIRGINIA, MONTANA, Aug. "a, IS77.
Gen. ". 4. Sherman, Mort Sb0gC:-Just ar
rived here 10 communicate win Gen. Nc
IoWell, after eNtraordiary effort TO overtake
u Ibbon, with horses much jsded. l moved
rapidly TO head Off the Indians AT or near
Pleasant Valley. They delayed me n little
by their apparent move westward by head OF
Horse Prairie aud Lemhi, but did moi lose
march. Sent small force TO Henry Lake
to sfirmish with and delay them. Officer
staid four days; and concluded tina, they had
broken for the Wind River country. The
next day, however, the twentythird day, the
Indians PASSED Henry Lake. through Lschse
lass, with my force in close pursuit. A
% mas Meadows they stampeded part o
my mules just before dawn. and on the effor
10 recover them brough on "A sharp skirmish
after fch they fled, usual. My com
maEd stays AT Lake Henry for supplies
while my Indian Sco1tS watch and bother The
hos:iles. What wish is from some l. ,Steru
force, that the hostiles be headed off before
they can disa feet the Crows or unite witn
the Sioux. They have had some reinforce
menis In Montana, picked up plenty OF ex-
cellent stock, and though worried and de
pleieo In numbers, are Still able To give bat
Tie and do mnch damage. They nave the
ot ST OF arms and plenty of ammunition.
hear that Miles probably Srurgisl l. on the
Yellowstone, not lar from my front. Is that
"
ry, $50 infantry, 20 scouts, and 30 armed MO
n6erS. My command IL SO much worn by
over fatigue and Jtded animals. that I can
not push IL much further. II Nil - or SUR
gis is nesr by with SoIwOOis company. inst
seI.t 10 Ellis. aud the 20 Indian scouts ihai 1
VIII send 'hith-r or Oh the ueolS OF lhe hos
tiles, think | may stop where am. aud in
few days work riy way back To Fort 9o!se
slowly, and distribute my troops before snow
falls IN the mountains. Wheaton has re
turned to Lewiston, Idaho, from his success
fui march IOrthward, and Will III X up any
small hostile parties skuiking in his neiga
boThoDd.
HOWARD, Commanding Department.
"oN THE HEELS OF THE ENEMY"
HEAEQ' RS DEP T OF THE COLUMBIA.
August 2'ih
". It. Sherman, General L. s.. h, Heleaa
IIOnt0Hd:- ours of the 10Th received. You
misunderstood me; | never flag. IL was the
command, including the most energetic Of
hcers. that were worn and weary by mos:
extraordinary march. You neei not fear for
The Campaign. Neither you nor Gen. Nc
Dowell can dOubt my pluck and energy.
MY Indian scouts are on the heels of the
enemy. and my supplies have Just come,
and we move in the morning anu Will con,
tinue TO the end. | sent Gushing and Nor
wood, now Ell route two days ago. to o yerale
from Ellis and Crow agency. indians cap
tured a party OF eight gentlemen and Two
ladies on Lower Geyser ba>iu Friday even
ing last. Host!les will PROBABLY cross Stink
ing river about 100 miles south OF Crow
agency. fSigredl HowAsD
Brig. Gen. Com manding depar tment,
Evening star., 1877-09-10

DR- AYERS lNsANITY.-Dr. James C.
Aver OF Lowell, who has been Insane for
over year, was ajjudgcd a luna,ic in the
PROBATE court IN the county Of his re,tieuce
bul as he owned real estate in New lork. M
was necessary 10 obtain jud ic lal de5ernina-
lon There as 10 his unsOu nd ness of mir
Accordingly Dr. j. 4. RsDney, Nathan iel
JARVIS Jr, aud Bernard Smyihe. were an
POINTED commission r. Dy NE supreme court
under a wit Ge ltiadtic0 tag,f ,freaGo Foe com
mlsSloners me; IA New York, Va dnsStfay
aud sheriff : jury was impanelled to make
The inquiry. Dr. Choste of New York and
DR.. TEayer OF Boston testified that Dr. Aver
was lncurably insane, being affected by
what Is termed paralysis OF the brain, =
Wnlch usually terminates fatally in three or
iour years. Dr. Ayers real estate in New
York city was Shown 10 be worth SO ,i23 y3
Herald
Evening star., 1877-09-10
The Georgia and Florida Cotton
(KOn.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. i0.-The follow ing
report for August was issued this morning
10y the Cotton Exchange:
Gergid.- The wea her has been very IA
Norable in certain sections OF the stale, while
in others very uDfavorable during the past
mouth. The plant is fruiting well excep:
where II is affected by rust or shedding. Ia
Upper Georgia the condI Ition OF the crop is
generally very good, and Ine yield promises
10 exceed that OF last ysar. In Middle u cor
gia lie condition OF the crop durisg the past
Two weeks has been gradually bu. surely
Railing. In Southwest Georgia complains
Of shedding and rust were general, and the
prospect compares very unfavorably with
last year. Picking VIII become general
from tie 5jh toIhe 18th September. accord ing
TO the locality. While there are reports OF
worms from the lower tier OF counties 40
damage has resulted from them. The plant
is two weeks behind last year, and is small
where rust has appeared. IL IS opening very
rapidly.
FgOTido.-The weather has been favorable
The past month, though some injury has re-
suited from several heavy rain falls. The
plant is ten days behind last year, is fruiting
well, but in some localities il is shedding
The condition OF the crop is better than last
year, though there is serious apprehension
OF damage from rust. Picking has become
general In this state. Worms have appeare
In several counties, but the damage from
them will be slight.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
Execution OF Curley

NORRIsTowN, Pa, Sept. 10. = Thomas
Whitley, was hanged this morning in the
corridor OF the prison in the presence OF
about two hundred people, including the
officials. The party assembled at 10 O'Clock,
and i've minutes later the prisoner was
brought out and placed on the scafold.
Alter the services Of the Catholic Church the
drop fell at l0;ii O'Clock, and death followed
almost instantly. Tue body was allowed 10
hang twenty-five minutes, and was then de-
livered 10 the attendant priest. Curley mani
tested the utmost indifference 1d coolness,
hls only remark on the scaffold being "Gen-
uemen. bid You all good -bYe.n
Evening star., 1877-09-10
Telegrams to The Star.
NICSICS CAPITULATED.
The Turks Gain a Victory.
PENNSYLVANIA TRAMPS.
Daring Outrages Committed.
lHE SOUTHERN COTTON CROP.
NICSICS CAPITULATED.
The Turks Gain a Victory.
PENNSYLVANIA TRAMPS.
Daring Outrages Committed.
lE SOUTHERN COTTON CROP
THE EASTERN CONFLICT.
laeitulatiauo of Ntc.tc-

LONDON, sept. 20. y R-uter telegram
nom Vienna says "a di>pa' GA received there
rom Cetginge asserts that NicsiCs has capt.
ulsted.
LONDON, Sept. 70-A special dispatch
from Vienna Io The Tul,sS has the following
The RuSsl6us. VINO seem 10 have thought
little OF any danger which night threaten
them from RuStchuk and RtSKral, are, Il
appears, beginning 10 take different view
We hear from Bucharest that all reinforce
nehts passing through there are directed
down in great haste towards GuirgevO. To
cross over the bridge at CyrgOs. rle firSt
detachment OF The guards corps and a divis
ian Of tie wilma army corps have taken
that direction The TlHscs OStrOy spaci Al
says: The future movements OF the Molae-
Legrln army are uncertain, no definite plan
OF campaign having been decided upDl. Ac-
cording TO the last news The Albanian tri baS
waited Tor the capture a! Nicsics 10 rise Il
l. probable the movements IN that direction
ay Influence The plan Of campaign" Toe
Times Vienna special says: "Tne reports IN
Belgrade that Germany Is urging Srrvi4 10
tstruc pate Ia NE war, are discreditei here =
Another Iurki.h Saccess
MANCHEsrER, Sept. l0-A special dis
patch 10 the GEdr'i0n, dstei Shuma, Sept
slh, says: There was serious lighting ON
1hursoay. Tie righ. OF the Rtsgrad army,
under Nebjib Pasha. was engaged all day
The losses were many on botn sid - Tae
Russians rttreated beyond the Cpper LDrn.
1he Raserad army has passed the Lorn. and
now occupies Ablava. In conSeque 1cs Pop
kol ard the whole region between KaraSun
and Osman BaZar was nurrledly evacuated
by the Russians On Friday. They took the
direction OF Biela. The I'd OF battle now
lies between Riela and Aolava. There have
bt en- heavy rains"
Turks North OF the Balkans.
PARIS, Sept l0.-A teiegr ram received here
rom Constantinople reports that the whole
oI Sulelman Pasha's army has passed north
of the Balkans.
LONDON, Sept. IO-A special dispatch
from Adrisnople 20 the $ dJsd5Ud says: Large
forces are passing throu gh here To take up a
losition between Sonia and the Serviau from
tier.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
Turks North OF the Balkans.
Pitched Battle Between Police n en-
and TramPs-Darinx Oulrages as

NEW YoRH, Sept. IO.-A Columbia, Pa.
ulspatch says vigilantes are organizing
against tramps, who are bold, murderous,
and troublesome. AT Graybills Woois, near
Lancaster, recently, nearly one hundred out
laws raided a farmer. he tried unsuccess-
fully 10 drive them OF. Policemen and citi-
Zens opened fire with pistols. The pol ice
charged on them, aud the tramps retreaied
leaving i've wounded. A farmer nam Il
Powers was fatally hurt. Further along The
PenEsy lyania railroad tramps boarded =
freight train and threatened to take posses
sloL. detectives from Columbia hasteued 10
the scene ard captured the outlaws, who SUBJ
sequentiy broke 1att. VI Ion GTamma, a
prominent citizen of Duncannon, was r3ooed
Al Il killed by two trampS as he left a train al
MafyVt recently. TrampS wrecked a
freight tram recently be- ween NJ Galveston ana
tTaziers, aud attempted To plurder the cars.
During fight with train hands one OF IN
latter, Vim. COnvers, was killed. The al
uorltleS at West Chester sent assistance aai
TWO outlaws were captured. Detectives dis
covered that notorious city criminals are lis-
guiSed as tramps.
Tie HsTald,s Pennsylvania specials saws
The conflict around Scranton between Ia,
lew vino want 10 work, and many wnO ar .
ucI ls assuming sangu1nary shape. Jas
Haley, watcEman AT the Diamond cOlliery
~ ihe cutsslrts OF the city, was assaulted by
Nj ke Mccartney yesterday. and lies In q crit
ical condition. McCaffrey is under arrest.
Ofncers of the Lehigh Valley railroad an
Dounce that the business OF the road vii! be
operated by reduced force hereafter, and
that better wages will be paid. The cong pany
has been employing more than required.
There is a wonderful change eXhibitel 10y
malcontent miners in the Lehigh Valley re-
glOn within the past two days. Many VINO
refused ali compromise now seek work. The
collieries OF Lehigh and Wllkesbarre coal
companies resume to-day. \ general re-
sumption throughout the coal fields OF the
state Is probable within fortnight.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

1The Revere House. at Brattleboro', VI,
with several adjoining stores, was burned
Saturday night. Loss s35 900.
DRev. John X. Smith, charged with for
gerry, was sentenced at Boston Saturday 10
five years In the state prison
0The paint manufactory Of Henry y.
ZeigleY, in Philadelphia, WAS damaged yes
terday 10 the extent OF $4,000.
~The cigar makers strike I'm Cincinnati
ended Saturday by Krohn, Feiss a Co, ac-
ceptisg the demands OF the strikers aud dis
charging ali the women in their employ.
sS-in Providence, r. l., yesterday, Hugh
McGarvy, who, with several other 70 yues.
attacked policeman, was shot and fatalIy
wounded by the latter.
HThe Indiana Soldiers Orphans home.
st knightstown, Ind, was burnsd Satunia .
night The children were reno yei withon,
loss OF lie. Loss sIO0 coo.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
NGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD

THE WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
CASE.-The argument in the case of the
Washington and Ohio railroad, upon a mo-
ton by complaining bOndholders for the ap-
mismanagement OF the present conductors,
was closed at Richmond, Va, Saturday, by
Senator L. +. Bayard, OF Delaware, for the
Judge Welford directed an order TO be enter
ed continuing the present management IL
charge, and providing for requiring boI1
oi lhe president and o;atr m auaging OFF GERS
that report shall be made to Ii monthly OF
the receipts, disbursement and other minuti;e
connected with the affairs Of the corporation.
Whilst the order does not state that the
president is appointed as a receiver such Is
It's effect
Evening star., 1877-09-10

THE SAN FRANCISCO ELECrIoN.-Tha
lie administrator, sheriff, superintendent of
schools and both fire commissioners The
taxpayers elect their tax collector, treasu rer
county clerk, district attorney, attorney and
counsellor, chief of police, superinteDds snt of
streets, and re elected the auditor aud sur
veyor. or the supervisors the democrats
elect seven, the Taxpayers four, ami one
ward dOubffui
Evening star., 1877-09-10

HIGH TIDE IN NEW YoRK.-Thera was
an unusual high tide III New York Saturd ay
mornir 9, ioOding portions of the river front
and delaying ferry passenger traffic. At
Atlantic City, n. j., during the storm com
mencing Friday night, continuing all Satur-
day, The tide was higher than ever known.
The Excursion house was wrecked and car
ried out 10 sea. Trains were delayed, the
tracks being covered with two or three feet
OF water, which put out the fires in the loco
motives,
Evening star., 1877-09-10

NEW YORK. sept io--A Washington dis
patch says Wm. Welsh. chairman oI the
committee on Indian affairs appointed by
the Episcopal charca. In n letter "a his fell
low -cOmmitteemel, favors the Organization
of an independents Indian bureau, TO have
entire charge OF Indian Affairs.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

ALLEGED LEGENDARY FIREM ZEN
Samuel Humphrey, alias John Lesry. loc,
motive fireman, has been arrested at Ne y
Haven, Conn.,. and taken to Reading, Pa
charged with firing the bridge at thai point
on the Lebanon Valley railroad during In a
railroad riots. He is one of the three lea
Ing incendiaries for whose apprehension a
reward of as 600 was offered
Evening star., 1877-09-10

ESCAPE AND RECAPTURE. - Seymour
douglas, The man who was indicted for the
murder OF the mail carrier, near Petersbl IA, ,
Grant county, West Va, and who was con-
lined in the county jail at Grant court house,
made his escape from the jail on last Thurs
day in the following manner: He was hob
bled 10 the floor of his cell and sent for the
jailor, complaining that the hobbies made
his ankles sore. When the jsilor opened the
cell door Douglas, who had wor ked the hob
bles loose, sprang al him aud struck the
Jailor, knocking him insensible AfIer he
mad accomplished this he took The keepers
revolver and quietly marched eway as
soon as the tailor came too he gave the
alarm, and with quite posse succeeded In
recapturlng Douglas a short distance from
the jail the same day he escaped
Evening star., 1877-09-10

THE COMMISSIONS of VIM. Henry Smith
be collector Of the port of Chicago has no
yet been sig; e. by the President.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

SILK CIRCLES in Paterson, N j., have
been startled by the reported assignment OF
Soleiiac 4 Sons, OF that city. They employ
ed three hundred aud sixty hands. Ths. liza
6tiities are said 10 be S200,O mostly due in
Paterson,
Evening star., 1877-09-10

IHETWELFrH OF SEPTEMBER, the ami
observed as holiday by many Bsiti-
moreans. will be celebrated this year with
spirit The survivors OF the Old defenders
The hospitalities OF the state Capital. Toe
baltimore City Guards Association have
their annual field day al Point Breeze, near
Nortn Point The pomological and ho-ficul-
mory Will be center OF attraction TO m any,
lncloding citizens and visitors. An exc ar
sion 10 Philadelphia, the International exhi-
plton, 6&c., tickets good for four days, al
cheap prices, is announced; also a Knlgnts
Templar excursion TO the Blue Ridge. and an
excursion by water TO oAnnapelis--Bah. Si1a,
10Th
Evening star., 1877-09-10

y FIsHY RUMoR is in circulation thai
Gov. McCorm OK is to be made Secretary OF
the Interior and that Secretary Schurz is to
be sent 10 Berlin.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
Two Rarrels or Hamau R.mai.~

NfW hohh, Sepi. 10 -Tne coroner made
an autopsy this morning At the morg 40 on
portions of human bcdies ftund yesterday in
the ruins of the ssh street IRE There were
two barrels full Of charred hsSh beyond rec ~
milton. with the eNcept on of two females
There was no clothing, aud the coroner coa'd
not te n whether the remains belonged to three
or four bodies. The inquest on the bodies
Will be held on Thursday next
Evening star., 1877-09-10
wOrkfnxmen's Convention.

HAkkIsBURG, Pa, Sept l0.-Tne Work
lngmeh's Convention met at II O'Clock this
morning. The proceedings were sscret; no
reporters being adm itIed.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

PO.IMAsTER GESERAL KEY returned to
the city yesterday. He will join the Presi-
de Mt and party again at Louisville
Evening star., 1877-09-10

PROTECTING TRAVELLERS resolution
OF The board of aldermen has been approyei
b. the mayor OF New York compelling steam
boat companies TO use rallied gang plank,
for ingress to :hsfr respective crafts similar
legislation might be adopted 10 other c ties
with beneficial results
Evening star., 1877-09-10

NEW YORK. Sept. l0.-It appears that In
tie report OF Tweed's testimony last Thurs
ds y he was represented as involving ex-G Dy
Hoffman in the ring movements. weed said
the only meetings at which Hoffman was
present were purely political, and IL was
subsequent 10 the retiring of Gov Hoff nan
that the ring, comprising Tweed, Connolly
and Sweeny was first formed. Gov Hoff-
man had no part or lot with that ring
Evening star., 1877-09-10

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for re-
dempi iOn 10 dav q a-IOnnted 10 so. 900.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

Boston, sept. lh.-Ma agrice 4. M~nEis. Tor
meT proprietor of "A da ly paper b re, MAS
arrested yesterday for setting IRE % a bald
ing iu Billcrica last December, thereby de-
frauding The -htua insurance company, oi
Hartford, out OF - 20.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-Tne World publ she
voluminous interview with Ex-Treasure
Parker, OF south Carolina, detailing the al
giving particulars OF the issuance of millions
10 illegal bonds, bribery of legislature, and
Evening star., 1877-09-10
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Inks, and 10 Pre- pared in different Colors such as
DARK Violet, Bed aud Blue The colors are IN
shs sss, ssb ana lnaesmHcteIe thss 90 not inIare
should be without the Bed. No traveller without
any.
Price, 10 Cents each OF q for 4J Cents VIII bs
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three ordered.
The MAGIC INKSTAND furnishes, By pouring
little W ster In IL. Black Ink with a the pro per
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Important documents and deed. IL s unsur passed a.
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b. SILVERBER0,
S1x Seventh street SOrfhsrest.
Sol fOr Dt.,ri-, ~ noIn-ht.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
Heavy silk Faiiure.

PATERSON. n. J., Sept. o. Soleli &C &
Sons. SILK manufacturers, have made sn as
signmeul Their establishment will ne run
for the present TO work of stock. They EN-
p,oyed three hundred and seventy fvehands.
A meeting Of the creditors II Ia be called.
Liabilities about S2o.Oio. and assets about
as OCO. This is the largest SILK failure ever
known Ina Paterson. but 10 viii not Involve
other silk manufacturers.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

REV. AMADEUS RAPE, who was co,sa
Grated Catholic bishop of the diocese of
Cleveland, o., in 1Si7, and resigned in 1870.
died at 81. Aloans, Vt, Saturday night,
aged ~. He was well known througho NJ tina
United States and Canada a temperance
refOrmer and missionary.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE NATIONAL Vol
CNTEEk SOLDIERS AsYLUM-Tle board Of
ma'.ag els OF This Institution, with other dis
llEguished persons arrived at Fortress Mon
roe on Saturday morning TO ma Se their an
nual visit To the Soldiers Home at Hamp.
Iou. On arriving the party were met by q Ov
WooJhn, OF the home, aud proceeded q the
home. After inspecting the inmates, who
had been assembled for tia, purpose, they
visited the hospital, which was found In ex
cellent ORDER. Out OF one hus ired patients
under Treatment over ninety OF them were
suffering from wounds or from diseases con-
Iacted while in their country's service. The
board Then repaired to the theaser building
where Gen. Butler proceeded 10 address the
veterans, about i've hundred OF whom were
present. Addresses We're also made by the
Chief Justice, the Secretary OF War, Gen.
Martindale, Mr.. Beamsn and Judge Bond
TIE board then repaired 10 Gov. WoDdnn's
Office, where the accounts ami & disbursements
were carefully examined, which closed the
bus uess OF the visit. The party LEFT last
night for Dayton, Ohio, where thsy expect 10
meet President Hayes, who is a member oi
the board eI COicio.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
b. SILVERBER0.
S1@ Seventh street ssOrfhscest.
Sole Agent for District of Columbia

RENONAL-Iw wish 10 ad wise my q numerous
~ patrons snd the public generally that have re-
moved from u street u my new and spacious sho /, ,
corner Of New Hampshire avenue and q street
nOrthw est, vi here 1 viii be happy TO receive aud
execute orders for fRe Furniture, Doors, NJ ApteIs
Mirror Frames, and Interior Decorations generally
sepS I'm GRASS.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvENs retur ned
yesterday morning from Fremont, . 40, bu
started last evening Tor Boston. He will o3
absent until the 2ith last, and will not join
the Presidential party on their present tour.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

The N AFkefs

NOkFoLk, VA, sept. lO-fhe sea ID leI
Edward Waite, with coal from Geor getogn
for Boston, put IN here 10 day, leaking badly.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

THE TURF-Ne,cport AT the Newport
races on Saturday the steeple-chase for
horses which had never before won q steeple-
chase in the United States was won by Mr.
A. ID. Browns Maryland horse Problem; the
dash of three quarters of a mile for gentle
renee on Wariock; third race, q steepIe-
chase OF three miles, was won by Mr.. A. D.
Browns Coronet.
Boston The trOtting race at Boston Sat
urday for 81 600 between Judge Fullerton
Gomez, and Great Eastern was q failure
Fullerton won the first and fou rth, Great
Eastern the second, Gomez the third, nth
and sixth heats, but owing to suspicious cir.
cumstances connected with the racing The
judges declared il no race.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

- AsStSsGks bfsTsfSr 0FriGs SF tdGtapA. Sept ISL
EsuttCe y hereby th al and after the IL
day of sepIember ius AM, the A-HcssDfs frI tins
trlCt of JOu,iD Will, Iu compliance with IN > act
Of Congress, approved n arch 5, l537 entitled IAN
act Tor tie support Of the % the District
Cf Columbia Aud for other pur AS the
sCna property of all persons no have failed to fur
nish said Assessors with list OF said property
provided for sid ect. In section lO Of said act II Is
provided That II person firm cor pOratiOH, al!
s'ratOr executor dian trustee, shall TAIL
10 maze the hedhe of his Or its said properly held
in irUsi otherwise, this section Ovit6d fOr
any one Of said Assessors shall, without delay, from
the besJ inf rmstIOn he eau procure, IN axe an
ros-IHent as aiu st such person, tr poratUn,
10 y hich he shall add 20 per centum thereof"
WILLIAM DIXON,
GEORGE A. Bob SkR,
b. ID. CARPENTER,
sens ID. q.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
A McthOdist (lerry,,..,

NEw YORK, Sept. 10.-A Montreal dis
palch says Rev. Mr.. Corbett, a Methodis,
charged with seducing a lady OF his congre-
gation.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
IMPORTANT To TAXPAYERS.

For the convenience Of property owners and tax
Cay.Is, have established an OFFICE az No. 222
IA SrkEkT, betw cen the Columbia Building and
street
Special attention eiven 10 the READyUSTMENT
OF IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS and the
cole cion Of claims damages to real estate old
material reused and work done BY lot otowners under
permit.
IMPROVEMENT TAXES paid ri g large dis-
o. unit.
Information relative to the general special and
persoBS Sl tax laws cheerfully and freely given
aug3l I'm WILLIAM DICKSON.