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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
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PETERSBURG, Va, May 23.-A grand rccep-
ton IN honor OF the delegates from English, Scotch
Ifsh and Welsh societies % the Northern states and
Canada attending the international British celebration
took place this morning. y. +. Tenant delivered an
eloouen address OF welcome. Responses were made by
Levi, Thompson Of Philadelphia, W Mcruck Of Toronto
Alderman Mcclellan Of Hamilton, W IoIoen OF Bulge
mort and many other Northern and Canadian presidents
nj, societr. The annual meeting OF the British AssOCia
non took place at noon David b. Tunaut was elected
aon1rd treasurer; Alexander Wilson, General Score
tarv and J. J Campbell, Business secretary Al !
ocip,k l. W icbditch, the orator OF the crrhatoui Nt
iireI Dowerul address the advantage of residence
IN Virginia The procession OF deiegtcs, headed by
h,nd to4I8y WAS a fine display. Tonight grand con-
cert Il being gwen to the delegates III the Academy Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24

To the Edffor Of The TribUHe.
SIR: read with painful interest your article
lhi, morning ou the flower e.r, and her sad career.
Within eu dys sat here "a nv office alone. END h'te
,tl9u gri with bas,t ana Few apples presented her
self saw by her actions AID gestures that the apples
were apples ~ sin ASKED nc e'ild he was aooit IL
~ > wears Obj whether SHE III father and mother
.ud Size ia she had. asked ieI what she dd with the
money Tor sc acknowledged opuy TO ne tha' she was
leading life ossin and shlm), and she said she gave II
to Lor mother.
Sow here T. q case, in broad daylight. OF gl begin
ming life 4, did Boss; with flowers and one with
apples. And why should children be permitted TO on
gc IN these talcs hst cioaks leading oj ust one
cnd} The ease coming pat upon the story of poor
rc.s thought it would Wrthcr t"rtly You I'D your
n for the bui to prevent Crut ty ana sin 10 chdIth
an shame t. hum nifty IN general.
T1rlv last winter Happened 10 sea onN or inc cr,-
ans rom inc Chdr,n- Aid Society, stating tNu Tor T3o
he socir could send three oa'nu 10 homes ana Ha'a
ION iu L west loaned my thrc, children tha amount
and I'm tncir name sent II To Nh Nnlidm' treasurer
\, nh "a request tn forward the children. Ihey have Dt'n
placed and WE Gayo their names. hnd almost 'i,Ak
i.t u y n that my children ana ile! il!H ~
nar, uet uyad in yam. We have accomplished mo.ey
--,.t, a.
57eir-i York, May %, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
EX.GOv CHAMBERLAIN's POSITION

EA-tTON. tllAMBf.hbAlNo GOcillO4''
He DOES SoT SUPPORT THE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN
PoIICY-Hls VIEWS UNCHANGED SINCE TIE
SOUTH CAROLINA DECISION.
To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In The TRIBUNE Of the 10Th inst, under
the head Of Political Notes." am stated to be
supporter Of the Presidents Southern policy.
assume that this statement is made in consequence
of the paragraph which appeared in your Washing
ton correspondence few days ago, in which re-
ported conversation of mine with prominent
Northern Clergyman" is given.
1t ny views are Of any consequence to the pu0hc,
they should be correctly stated and therefore ask
You to allow me to say that am not "A supporter OF
the Presidents Southern policy, and that my views
of his Southern policy have not been changed by
anything that has occurred since | rcnqulshed tho
Office of Governor OF South Carolina.
One other correction: ! have never regarded the
weakness Of the Republican party at the south rs
arising chiefly from "the oyer-anXiety of colored
men to hold Office" rs also stated m your ash
ington correspondence. I'm this particular do not
think the record of my race here is better than
that Of the cOlOred race. incompetent and unworthy
officers have not been marked by any color line.'
You're respectfully ID. II. ChAMBEILIN'
COiuLt6iG, =. C., May p. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
MrD11rs CONTINENT TO GAIL HAMILTON.

TI-T7 7N1 V1T00T WNlN mi IV0I7T.
Ii is amusing 10 notice that the reform
,,r1,ai.ts VIC nave been neatly sctprd with Their
own hunting knives 10y Gail II uniitOn hasten To pay
tribute 10 her ahity by declaring their disbelief that
Woillucolid have dealt with them 50 # ctrally, q u
charging tia M Blaine il the real author Of hcr letters
We can assure tine uhgpyy victims mat the Lacy refer
we'd ~ has mo- need 0i assistance from Hr Blame ANY
Of Der man ANA tna she has brains enough Of her own
10 Stock half dozen reform lOurual cstaAlis uhIcuts
and guarantee eacu OF them more common SENSE than
trr can boast 1T ritecnt. brief conversational cN
ereise with Gail Hamilton would convince the Wriicd
Boz, .rs or tine -riitn M-dl that tdc Lady docs not
need am, proInrtne iubhc questions, o. thc cons d
rl4tt0t ~ oh 1lcii b.iIg> fuud OF accurate lu-
formation. % .GgtuYc perception 81 the Ei>t o. mugs
ai,d "a breadth pl comprehension, which would rci te
if.r OF Them Do -u1i steal 4 tacN were as anxious TO
innate titu 90 taet are to secure hypOcucal eN-
fitirn al rs ,c-e. one OF uui ddy res eiS ncs.
"a ,-ff.rO OF ability, Hr .ctu mutn amused ny tNc de-
1por;Izatina OF these masculine rctofmcrs' by tn
STROKES ol wc.lar's and she arN dtstuheo Can
Ii,inl; letter, ~ an alro-ful Of tOrpedOcs thrown
ITO the phaiIscc camp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24

J. II. Ruttcr Of thc NeW-l ORR CthJiaI SIaTV'
that he has been enormously reported in THE lhbUNL
"a having said that the general freight AGENTS OF '
trunk lines M their conferences had not YET per
fectcd any plan for the apportonment II west oouhd
freight He adds that all the meetings between the
representatives. of the different roads Tor perechg
plan for the purpose Of maintaining re"Soi.
able and uniform rates OF freight 10 III
shippers" have been harmonious. The agreement "'9
made some imc agOby the executive olctlS ol the l"H'
ana am f9f WAS rtuiircd OF their abOIdnatts was INC
arraug,urnt OF details These were subs aht"lg aI',
TO- Nil Rutter saws hut il Thought b'st ny an tIe
persons Interested 90 give the matter 20" h'iys 'v'-
.d.r.iun before fuay submitting the a-rcchehl 10 l'
executive Officers. the resolution uiu not IcIIo
pnIt helnre Juno j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
ENGLISH JUDGES Ar THE Dog SHOW.
THE REV. MR.. MACDoNAs RFCoRp-HR. KAyASAGH'

TIE REV. MR.. MACDONAS RFCORD-HR kANANAGIIs
FORTUNES.
To the EdHor Of me Tribune.
SIR: No little curiosity has been felt in social
circles concerning the eminent Entsh gentemen VINO
to this country IN the capacity OF judges 90 ''
recent NeW-IOrk bench show OF dogs il Ws he h'o'-
c,tug 70 know that some years ago, when tho attention
of American gentamcI FIRST ,cted to .be breeding
aud training Of sporting stock, tine cy. J. Cumming Mac
dona secured for the celebrated estate m Naios
and sent challenge oil honor to the club hefe I" prhs
their dogs 20 a competitive exhibition. Offering To deiy
the expenses of two gentlemen who might be dre2aieH
10 represent the American interest and TO entertain
them during their sooUn in England. Although nom
various causes tins friendly challenge OF Nj Macdonn was
never brought 10 he field tie peuts have been able
t. make their Acknowledgement in proper form BY
inviting the first iud-cshp Of tholl f- bench snow
ne rnt!rmaI VINO. eaiy u thc efar TOW aiU 1i
extended hand 81 good fellowship to them across ''e
~ purl nca social growth people sccm not e hex
with the clerical character and office o. hCr'u au
authority on dot~, hut there ar, p'rha~ some ,"-os
y,t IcfI tv.u upon It question or t..silan lp fil
Ia Row Nr. HacdpbG has written voirme of sermons,
published Do t. Pau Of London, 'hi' 'if .lnH't, ~
iWli' sd THOUGHT, cire'h't "l ii,h' '"" u "' ID, A.,
tap toH'. Troy nfe b! Assure lo D. I''"Hu'.'nl ~
AI.. p reuters - .S y, g. 'l end ~ ..-,
iu'et.r'' auoh 10 tlai pHnlNc p.""" we t'',u ''oI
Duauc, entitled, "Nnr> That, 4o hrt ana he s also
ru.Nn as %. composer Of tie kruu"l Ciug "d.IA
pHbi.lcl by D1n >icWiu ~ London WI & %
has been cta'ci al different times %" few. nan Ale
uy'n-H by thr queen Cd "I "nt'u-' an ''
. nd. ~, me guest o. ihe Prince 81 Na.c- notable
u,r ON of which the fist assembly I nus h"la
liz "ne>, held at sandrinsutm after the dangerous III
~. uf tLr =,
Tae second Of TIE English IN ses, Mr. T. Frank
louise of Kayana,n-.Ic Last lmca descendant, of re
irish kirgs 81. is % bachelor IL h,u~"Iu, Arthur
Nl.aassl VI. T., bonn bee sccred-' De- .rs dr - "i.
az I, -its OF the Queen, Parliament; d- brilliant
,yr..el % crack ,i0 G3shug cr0sScvmtry rider; ami
w H. ...., lin NJ! the more remarkable 30 h.s power
. .,on.p ,anruts Is the TACT that tue LcnhHnau t-
rt irrr arms nor l"-s DE- OONDt"
Acte-lcfk, Nay %. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24

the letter press filed large case Galerie du Musee
Napoleon was knocked down at ST. J. Grays Carica-
O the reign OF George Ill with the suppressed plates
for $50 volume OF the suppressed plates alone
brought So 80 GTuncr's Bis Rcief-" containing n
lithographc plates Of the "Cathcdra OrebO" sold
for SO This was the Gully bid The arleian Mscel-
lany" in ten volumes brought - 80 a volume" "Blb-
lioheca Americana Vetusissima," description Of works
relating TO America between the years li92 and 1901,
cOllatcd by Henry Harrisse, offered and brought
only S23. copy Of JeersOn's 81 Note on the State OF
Virginia" written In 1871 for the use OF Foreigner 81
distinction" found sale. No bid made on n al
though n il Of the original edition. and the identical
copy said have been presented 10 George Washn
His name has been torn out. owen JOnes;3 Alhan-
bra" original and best edition, sold for $50. Ills
" Grammar OF Ornament" brought SIS 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM II. c. HOsMER-


At Avon, n. Y, died yesterday morning
Mr. william Henry Cuyler Ho-mer lie was born there
IN 1914 ana was educated at Temple Hi Academy ana
al Geneva College Such was the reputation which he
a acquired by Dis Juvenile poems that he received the
honorary degree of A. NJ. both from Hamilton College
and tho University Of Vermont before he obtained At
from his own lie studied law and rracticed 1t at Avon
mill 1884 when ne removed to this city, having been
a,oip.d 10 position IN the Custom-house. Mr. Hos
NOR was specially interested in the manners and customs
~ tne American Indians and IN 1886 he Travelled Ia Wis
,.i, and 6ferWard in 1888 in Florida partly Tor the
,,r,oso ~ observing the aboriginal pecuarues HIS
,-,,al works arc The Fan Of Tccumseh: Drama
-to, .orue Themes Of song" Os3H, the Pioneers Of
yyl.,u Ncy,YorA QS3-), "The Prospects OF the Age
D.tIl "YoaouGo, the Warriors Of the GeneSee
T.tc, "T7o Month" Os47, Bird Notes, Legends OF
tt .orecos" and Indian Traditions and songs Qsoo)'
ii oor,plete "Poetical Works" were collected IN Two
volumes in 1898.
Mr. uocr ,gas n close observer, and his poems are AT
pce vivid and faithful dclneatons OF nature animate
and lnanimate As such they have been popular ana
much admired while his pictures Of Indian lie nave
great spirit and particular accuracy lie won an hohor
able position III Tie minor ranks OF American literature
and some Of hs productions will always be preserved IN
collections OF American poetry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKS.

The sale of illustrated books, the Museo del
Montno continued last evening at Clinton Hall Tie
bidding was veer than Tuesday but the attendance
was smaller Lots from 149 TO 2ss disposed OF.
The sale continues to-day and Friday at 1880 p. The
"Dresden Gallery" containing 30 Of the finest examples
OF the old Masters brought s. 30. set OF John Dry
denis complete works in Is volumes with notes by Wal
ter Scott brought only ~ 25. volume the Dussel-
dorf Gallery" brilliant impressions Of 3js paintings
now in the Munich Gallery, sold for g. Napoleon :
Egypt" the result OF observations Of the learned th
who Accompanied the First Consul on his campaign IN
Egypt brought Sl05. The work rs not bound and "lth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
EOpEIGN NOTES.

QUEBEC. May 23-It is reported that large
Roman Catholic church at b. I,ustinc VS. burned
yesterday.
LovDoy, May 23.-Tha weather has been
unsr,sou bly cold during TIE past we ad is part'c'-
larry today.
ST. joins. y. b., May 23-A irc oro5, OIL IN
Lees pl.uine mil in Portland Hls rornnE. s. .'h
Gc,tr,vrd /. and . ether bu.lding7 Loss. 9Jtoh1
OTTAWA, May 23.-A telegram from Banne-
sorc Tp,r ava, states that snoW-s'otia prevail Cd
ficrc Tor two hours thi, morning The weather Is cold
WAsHrNGTOS May 23.-DisPatches received
from japan report that Tie japanese Government Is
making rapid hcaIway in qurlIirg De insunccton
AGAINST It's Authority.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Thc published state
men, that German residents ia Mexico are Il atod better
Than Americans is cnphacaly ali officially denied ~
dI.patch., received boy the stale Drrai mont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. May 23.-Lieut. Commander Chas
Y udl.y has ordered To duty executive officer o the
Constrll4on. Lieut.. Commander charles ". kennedy.
f. Mcigs, socrates Hubbard charlie. j. Corn
we'll Charles @. BJwman and Arthur h.. Nazro E1-th os
Howard and \. A. Nicholson. surgeon Will 900 y. SIMON
Assistant Surgeon George Arthur, EOatsWiu Ahdtrw Milne
and Gunner Robert ~Ommers nave been ouett &" inc on
.teAton Lieut. Duncan Kennedy has been dre1 10 GUY
a. executive officer Of the MasfOWer Master John H. moore
has ordered to examination for promotion Assistant
SURGEON Jane. Amber has been ordered 10 ht DICTATOR
Passed Engineer L. W. Robinson ana OhaIlcs W
Roe have been ordered 10 the MaYnuNcr
The sailing Constellation and the steamer Ma Hover
are now being nted Annapolis Tor the PURPOSE o taking
cadet engineers on their annual
summer along the coast The cadet ndshpmeh wal
vessel and the cadet
" the steamer The annual examination at te Academy Wiz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
,RrfEs AND cAsUALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH

pRpvIpryCP. r. l.. Nav IA boiler m ilIe Union
mil Elst a.. ougich. h. l. oXpioded TINS
morning. killing the foreman. John Hughes IT.
SYRtCU>E. y. Y, MAY 23.--llcurv y. Wood who
banks ~ mis- ely by means - forced
drafts sew York saturday Last was arrested Today IA
Montreal
ROND.UT y. Y, Nav 23.-.JOhanna CmniE CHAM,
q widow. committed siit'e D. Arornng herself ID creek
morning while ADoung under insanity caused by poverty
aua anxiety.
BiLLEyULE. Ont. May 23.-An inquest which
he'd 20 dav the body farmer named irrrirtte IN
township ga~don. d, Monday, revealed Tho
feet that p, hal poisoned with Warrant, vtre
the fechottes wife aud George Ocun tne
htr,tlm M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CUTTING PASSENGER RATES.
RIVALRY BETWEEN THE PENNSYLVANIA AND Nh"-
YORK CENTRAL.
NJ vi f.u..o1 Do;lrood will TODAY

RIVALRY BETWEEN THE PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL.
The New-York Central Railroad will to-day
reduce It's rates from $50 $40 limited tickets rom
Chicago to NewYork. prominent officer OF the COM
pany said to TRIBUNE reporter last evening
that he anticipated no trouble railroad
in passenger rates. and thought that matters wouu
be adjusted before IL o'clock to-day. He said that the
reduction was due to the action Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad in running trains from Chicago to Newfork IN
nine hours less time than its agreement Win he rev"
York Genital allowed He claimed that The origin Of the
disagreement between the two roads was due To MT
Scot's refusal 10 agree with the NewYork Central on
certain time between ST. Louis and New-Nork, Whicn
compelled the Central TO run fast trains to keep pace
from st. Louis to New-York was made in ns short
"A time M from Chicago to Ncw-York. On account OF
tins fast travel the receiver Of the Toledo Peoria
and Warsaw Railroad ran a rain from Burlington meet
lug the Wabash Railroad al Lafayette ana hl' 'uhu'
ing with The NcwYork Central. TINS touk ltN7'He-ii
away from the Pennsylvania Railroad wmrh lVIu.l,9
Chicago from the thicisn' i'i "iI'
and Quincy Railroad. BY means OF the extra u'l' VI
the Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw Railroad tahee'S
could reach NeW-York from bnTh Cgii " and
Mr. Scott therefore reduced DIS Tune wy" ~
Chicago @ hours in order 10 m2he up ,lne
difference ard loose the passengers RON lne nien
burhOod of Burlington However, the NeW-l uII ',ui'
Official added, there Is ~ prospect 81 any n ~"
the western roads any reduction oil rates he any
other points. lie believed jht the matter Wol ge se.
tied auicaby to-day. He SAID that MI. NahccIp' ""o
aware OF Ir SCOTS intention to run ias er trains or
his departure Europe and LETT the INSTRUCTIONS "'
would 20 into effect to-day II the ne lhsy Nah,' in1l
trains continued. These fSt trans were very uci
mental 10 the NcW-York Central: travellers 10y ih"n n
ived IA NeW-Nork at 10 p. III. by The way OF ne Icuu
sylNaua Railroad, instead Of o'clock the Iouo"ins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24

DIED.

GUNN-In this city the 22d ust John 4. Gum aged %
Funeral services vii Boz hold O'Clock THURSDAY 2ith
INST. ~ "a La-t NIueirrliuSL
Boston aud liar tuil papers please copy
TNING--OE iue-I ay May -, Marion Tarw0Od v0lngcst
dau ster 70. John i.t3 aud ieu Irving. agc = e9rs.
Tie Relatives AMI f1rns aIe invited 10 att1d th funeral
al Gtsut Crr.h Nc"-loIA, On friday morning next At
Ittli-n3st lO O'Clock.
MiLLERr-After lingering iln,ss May 90 Margaret
VIE of Atl,oI M.lrfd. r tut si.i yeir ni der
Funeral rtes 90 Der late iedcnc - West FORTY ghth
So, on Thursday 1ay-f. 80 lU o'clock A. Friends
invited tna attend vitnou. further notice
NOUEsE-On Tuesday, May -. Alfred p. Nour'e AGED 81
Funeral services the First Reformed Episcopal Church
uDr Of AosouaNo anna FIFTY ufat, Ga Thursday morning
10 10 O'Clock
SANIFORD-ht 40 1919 East twenty fth-st. Mo- -. ~
pueuuo d. Lawrence Bcrlncy son o. E.' ard Elktoeth
+. -audfUri. rs! % years, - uuufi~, aud - days.
tunrrl! sorsIc,s Thursday. at l,yuham. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
PACKARD PREPARING FOR FIGHT.

NEw-ORLEANs, May 23.-Ex-GOv. Packard
has sent to Gen. b. f. Butler for campaign use,
original letters and statement OF facts IN regard 10 The
death Of James Laws cOlored, who assassmated IN
E,st Fl.ciaua Laws presided at the only Republican
meeting I'm East Fclicaua during the camuasn. lie
also testified before the Howe Senate Committee, and had
rdedu ls life as danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
CcyNECTICUT AND WESTERN.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 23-The holders of
the first bonds OF the Connecticut and Western
Railroad organized to-day, under the special laws that
allow preferred stock To be issued for bonds. and
company formed One-tLird OF the bOndhOld
ers agree The bonds aggregate S3,OOOOOO and about
~ 100000 come into tie new arrangement Twelve
directors chosc six OF whom being directors OF
the old company. Tho board will organize Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
CHICAGO AND NoRruwEsrERNs PROFITS.

CIncAeO, May 23.-lhe annual report of
the Chicago ana Southwestern Railroad Company for
the year 1876 viii show tho gross earnings
Z4G7, J42 the operating eNpenscs SG473,Sl3 taxes,
S3Oi,71I; other expenses, including interest," rental,
sinking ldnd United yates Revenue claim and capital
stocks, making a total Of pj,JO9 ,G65 making the net
earnings the stock S2l19,34J. Inc percentage OF
oi Grating expenses 10 earnings JlrtoO, against
JJ,vlOJ for TIE preceding year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
\. e,d abont the 18Th Of Jupe the Drace ships vn


sail Immediately afterwsrd ,, A. ....,.ra
Commander Edward Terry has been oTrered 70 oohma.s
me pracco shin Constellation the lst O June next
mander William r. sampson has been Ordered 70 oonmau "
practice MayhOwcT The LIST OF June Dfh
Tile Tinted states cutter DObbn which has Dten
fitted ont az practice ship for the instruction 81 vous
Msruc Coiefa win sail from Baltimore tomorrow WIN the
cadets seven in number, on tpractGe tne %
fore smiling Chief erk Upton and sir kmD, the o. mo
Revenue Marine Division mo Treasury Wal make an IN
spec on Of the DObbin and ITS appointments.
HAvANA, Nav 23.-Thc United States steamer
Hartford Rear Admiral Tronchard arrived AZ hatanLas ON
Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
REDUCTION OF THE PAY OF EyGINEERs.

BETHLEHEM, Penn., May 23.-A notice was
posted in the Lehgh Valley Railroad rouudhouse, at
Easton to-day, informing the engineers OF proposed re-
duction Of wages to take effect June l. The follow
ing reductions to be made Salaries of - 30 per day
are he -; 50 % per day - 90 and - day to
~ 80. A meeting Of The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers will be held next Sunday take action on the
r,r..r. ..nN rndnnfInn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24

Almost revolution has taken place ia purchase of cloth.
ing by many Ncw-IorA gentlemen. The me and Jul
EEsDIMA' aAHEESTs 0i DE'GIN CO. pIchascd by a
largo number OF wedressed Nc8Y01ers instead Of costly
custom work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24

WAsHINGToN. May 23.-The Secretary Of War and
Can't Green his private secTcar returned her. tbs morning
tbp tour Of Inspection Of posts 10 Newlork rbof ind
New. England Gen sherman, VINO accompanied the Se. re
fary dd not return Washington to-day, having stopped AZ
West Point, where nc will remain day or Two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
LATESI SHIP NEWS
Tor other GhlD IsC, So Sec0nd P1ys.


rark staTaron ,So-J e.. GTimstadt ~ DAYS in bal.
ars -,a5on JSor N,.s Liverpool 80 day. IN ballast to
,.Ia Hc.ir, iof Windsor y. Sd. Locabart curacoa "a
day. with SALT VOID cc' and Passengers toJoc fonlAe'
a-r- stn at 30 loa.s l. Naass vessel to b. j. %esDers
~,hr. Maud C. 90; S. John y. 3D. Rogers St. Pierre Mart.
o js NlA sugar &C., 60 ORDER vessel 10 j. H. Ninchcster
-.r EabiHa Coi s. John, y G), ~. Gcorge'ewP.
syn S 70 2i st. Pom ,; ~ b. ,, i9 Pc 'i . VANS
s'ht trla h.ni,'m Of ana ~ days .ro - Jo's n 80
~ A.e laeq jor'en.'n aalacqa n 10 Slyt wita
scht j. II. s. of Geors.',@a. =. T.. ~. from ----.
uu.x N g. MY ' j. Ai. S',, steamship Ahprbra
from -. johns, =. j.
DoMa,Ic "oRrs
ir' RIas.on Ja, sai A4aio L. 5ayS,.a,. irom sew
a r. Arrived .'eaEGsaig san Jeei52 ,s9% a
N-N.i on -'iI h'i5 Jhi' in" '-i Island ti. bttk
a X IlogpI f'f trgsgc5 Said ,'yan.ll Con Barnes
f.aa Sew Sors AID ,iic q for boston: Hrif5 Eui,oa
fl3n Boston. aua sai,d 2}i loo Martielcai
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YORK; Dar6 lauburg for Bremen Csorod scAr Annie p
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dor. from Nev-forS T.. cav 'G!aIc iit. -chfs
I,ton. o,a.,d -,ifnsais j. v. Garrett Tor Nea YORK
Richard in- ir lnIairpaa; 4lrks Ad.. Side Jog 1905
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com Sal 81 ,t'ag.ip iiiy , fis Ir. lf,,,Iry,
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Ex-Gov. TALBors APPOINTMENT.

LOWELL, Mass, May 23.-Ex-Gov. Talbot
has been appointed President pro TEN Of the Boston,
Lowell and Nashua Railroad Company, T. i. Crown
ingshield, deceased
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lfi..nAiE. Mich, Oct. D. 1873.
r. " PIERCE r. D.. bad SERIOUS disease Of the lungs,
ALL nc 31ri ID my bed aud under DE ~
pIYsi,an. Hs pteui pls 900 nOt heipre lrre worse,
.au- very severely. commenced taking your Medical
D.~costry which helped me AIS. Aago tlkel several
bottles aud 1n ie-l I,u fo good health.
Yours, respectfully, JLI1H BURNETT.