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Evening star., 1877-07-25

The great city of New York trembIes to-day
over the prospect OF trouble growing out of
the work!ngmen's meeting in Tompkins
square tonight. OF course there will be
1ncendiary speeches, and more or less vio-
Hence l. almost certain 10 occur. Should the
mol spirit become rampant in New York IL
is 10 be hoped the authorities will be strong
And e4fcient enough 10 restore order. The
Astor Place riot, the bread riot. aud the dis
graceful acts o: the draft rioters in 1855, show
what first class New York mob can do
when allowed 10 get full headway.
Evening star., 1877-07-25

MOTHERS, REID THIS.
Evening star., 1877-07-25

4 UTTRELL q BURFORD,
IL SO6 4 street. OPP. General Post ONCE.
Houses for Rent
No SO4 9Th Ut store and cellar, all mod. imps- SEQ
NO. SOS East Capitol 10 rooms. All
No q street northwest, rooms. mod. i'm ps-. Is
No. sOS u street northwest, Office rooms at
All prices
Houses for Sale and Exchange.
We offer a list Il Property, both improved and
unlmproved, which can be sold at low figures, and
on te m. to suit Also, two fine houses in exchange
for small property.
; 600 in snms to suit, at eight per cant. jylS-tr
L>OR EENT-No. I 5 ID ST. n W.. m 4 - q 40
DO. l94l oth st. NV m. t....... 70
. DO. 1909 9TH st. NV, NIL
FOE SALE-No. GIL Mass ave. nl.......... z so
Do. 1899 9TH at. u " ..-........-...... II ,Al0
DO. email Farm. Is acres, four miles from city.
Do. or rent-SQuare Ground northern part of city.
ChAS. A. APPEL,
jesu No. 4S2 Louisiana avenue.
Evening star., 1877-07-25
PERSONAL.

A Ii PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED FROM
"a purchasing TWO NO rES irawn by CONRAD
RuEBEN to order CfAUGUST SCHAAR, dated July
20, leII, each Tor forty dollars at nye and
seVe-. months sad notes having been stolen from
and payment having been stopped.
Jy24 81 ALEX. X. SHEPHERD & co.
JAMES hlRk, . street paver by occupation. In
formation of his " hereabouts is solicited for his
advantage. Address THOS. b MORk0W,
yH6t' Attorney, Al bany, N Y.
MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple of Mrie Lenor-
1VI mand. Paris, the greatest Planet Eeader in
AIbcrica, can be consulted ~ her house, No 21A,
corner 81 and ID streets northwest. street
pass the door. je36 5wH
Evening star., 1877-07-25

EHEAP SUMMER READING FOR
~ SALE, AT
SH1LLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner ~ street aud Peansylvaais av-nu,
LAKESIDE, SEASIDE, FIRsSIDE, T9IBUSI
NOVELS AND HONS LIBR,RY
The best Standard Novels. a iaorfdzsd, for 10
and DO cents. All the back nu n ssrs on and and
Tor sale at
jy2S SHILLINGTONs BoOKSrORI.
H X. WARD, AIierney Dairy Depo,
n Wholesale and Retail Dealer in PURE Al
DERNEY MILK AND CREAM. Once and De Dot,
$40 street NV, Washington, ID. @. fRESa
BUTTkk 30 cents, sharned every day ~ 6 ..
Choice ALDERNHY BU rTER, 20 ats 10 au ar
Ter pound prints. BUTTER MILK o specially
nix and Cream delivered ct any hour desired.
n I5lRovED SODA.
I ssa-sm XOLB's. ssrnss m "a q.
Evening star., 1877-07-25
LOST AND FOUND.

= >CAPED-From 30 .Outh B street, Capitol Hill.
~ between 1t street and New Jerssy avenue, re p
July 24ih gray FAhR0r, viii red 6siI ASZ
hber d reward paid for ts recovery. jy2j3 ~
e. REWARD. - Lost, NEWFOUNDL MD
'pC LOG; bi ok and white fac-, black
and brown rOdy. The above r-wsrd will 3lX
be paid npon his return to HALL 4
HUME, Grocer, No SOS p, n lsylvania avenue,
between sth aud 9th streets iy25-3
I OsT-A PET CANAhY BIKD; very tam,
- Finder will Ne suitably rewarded by returning
him 10 1920 street nnrthWest J,24.2rs
THREE DOLLARS REVARD-LoST While
] driviT alb ut city and in Soldiers Home Satnr-
day aft rnoon, a large ash WALKING CANE with
silver knob, marked on silver band: X bert Gram
I'd. The shove rewari ~iiI be paid py pre.en,inp
il At the office If the Ebbitt House. IVA 2ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03
South Carolina.

The order 10 withdraw the troops ic2n tbs
State House to the barracks about half mile
distant from it, will not BE- executed until TO-
ward the close Of this week. This is in accord-
ance With the request CT Mr. Chamberlain,
who, having some private business to transact
in Washington, will not reach Columbia until
Friday or Saturday. Mr.. Chamberlain said
last plight that the militia a: Columbus arc net
in 40 efficient condition, ha7ing been dctcri''
rating during the last six years, while On the
contrary the friends of Gov Hampton ere we'll
armed and organized. He therefore does net
apprehend auy conflict between the t"o po'iti-
cal parties as the weaker must give way to the
stronger, and the result will De to leave but
comparatively little Of republican party ic
South Carolina,
The news Of the determination Of tue Cab,
net to Withdraw the troops from tho State
House in Columbia caused unbounded joy in
Charleston. kilograms from various points in
the iaerior Of the State say the naws is &c.
ceved With imHTomptu meetings, sartcs Of
cannou, and other demonstrations Of popular
rel yiclnr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03
6,asfar tro,,, EsIni.rnouG.

Correspondents Of tho AieSanATi. Gazotie,
RICHMOND, Va, April ?, l977.-in ;}c
Senate to-day the bill amaadiDg tho charter Of
the Buchanan ADD Clifton Forge Railway
which was ordered tots cogtossmont Saturday
came up OF its passage aud Vas passed.
Tho Senate also passed resolution request
Ing the Virginia Representatives ia Congress
to use thci: best cnica7o7s ia behalf Of t7aa5.
continental railroad iTom thc Mississippi. river
to the Pacific ocean.
lie the House bill to amend The Code n IL
latiol tc uulaHfli GshiaE, interdict;oG the Use
Of pu1Sc nets and pound ue!s, Tithia w miles
Of the month Of any river or creek in the Con
monTcGltt, vas passed; also bills to am5Id a.
act to Incorporate the Mount tTnon Ladies
Association Ct tta Uniou; to iuco:p9Tatc tl.o
FaUquier Vi bite Sulphur Company 70 antEai
the question Of rapoali0g the iepr, !a1 70 lie
voters Of Rrents7ic and Manassas district il
Prince William county, to auhori-, the Board
Of Supervisors oi Prince William county, q
their discretion 10 release Crawford GI:;i;ti:.
II. T. Goodwin, and William lAiDchloa. sure
ties, from payment Of Delinquent taH13h:p tn1-
ca after ell toTeaiiin dues are p2i}.
While Judge a. i. Coch.au, ;;cnator ir0in
the Staunton district, vas discussing The con,
stltutionaty Of the Huchanso AMI Clifton Forge
Railroad bill 10 the Senate to day, he stopped
speaking suddenly and was seen 20 tGtteT.
Some Of the Senators ran to hin, and fading
he vas i'll carried him out into the roEunaa and
placed him n chair.
Drs. Lawson and Mum, Of the Seuate, ailii
Drs y. |. Clarke, Barnes aud Coz, OF the
House. ct once proceeded to render him medical
assistance Upoa examination it was disoov
cred that he hsd been stricken with paralysis
Of his entire lett side, and was threatened with
apopexy. The doctors at once determined to
bleed him, and about pint Of blood was taken
from the eufarer. The city ambulance va:
tclegraphed for, aad Judge Cochran was sent
to his room at the American Hotel. His COZ
dtion is critical
J. T. kidwell. the enquirer, @! the wrecked
train on the DanViile Road, was brought here
last night. He was ooe Of the bes: aud most
careful engineers on the read, and this il the
first accident he has ever had.
His arm was amputsted to day at :! clock,
ani bis condition is very critical
10 the Senate the bill providing Tor the
working Of the roads in Alexandria county was
passed; also the bill to acquire title to pur.
chasers OF land sold for delinquent taxes, under
an act OF 1873, twelve months after July |,
1877.
10 the House the fish bill Was amended and
passed.
The bill to authorize the Board Of Supar7i,
sors of Alexandria county to Increase the salary
of the county judge was also passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03
LOufsiSES.

Two reuroog board mem oers OF the Packard
House, Fred Fobb, OF Ascension, aHd =. A.
Durdep, of Bossier parish. were yesterd- y
sworn in as membaEs, and took their seats 10
the Nichols House, which no8 has f!t7.ihIce
returning board members. F. +. Heath, Of
Webster parish, Tclu-Dcl b5 tn" board hut
not elected, and heretofore occupying seat IL
the Packard House. appeared before the Mich,
ellis Legislature, vas accorded the privileges oi
the floor, ADD spoke as follows:
Recognizing the fact that the gave!hme1'
now established By GoverAo: Nichols !, the
ou!y government 10 this State that can E!7C
permanent peace and prosperity 10 Oh: Fouale:!
people, teelit my duty to aid as much rs poSs!
Bile i1 bringing about harmony and good lce':ng
| COW tender my resignation OF the c!alul' tHas
| may have CO the General Asse mbiy, Ii
order that my appearance here may not he nils
understood, desire to a7oI 1oW, as il Tx
past, my fidelity 10 the grca: principles OF Tx
republican party.
A bill placing the police department uaaeI
control Of the city government having beer
promulgated, the police commissioners yesttr
dag waited on Mayor Pillsbury Odd turned oy1
10 Gim aQu lu!5LIastuG VI pV'Sc iplEL.
The Times to-day contain3a statement. 1i,'el
it says comes from high republican, -ourcos
that the eight electoral votes Of L.oulslan:
properly belong to Governor Til1ec, aad tina
the testimony will be furnished hin !G III
prosecution Of his suit under 2 witt :! Iu
| Earrcnio.
The three members 81 .ho Louisiana cen
| nissioo who were il Washington lett there to
day for New Orleans by the way Ct PlttsbarG
aud expect to reach New Orleans Friday morn
ing, and to hold their Grst session on Saturday
1t is known in Washington that GoTerno
Nichols has always maintained The pos!l.o
held BY [1ampton, and has never been ra'i
to the negotiations into which his friends hay
entered. lie will make co bargain CT ccmpro
mise OF any kind, and only asks that the troop
may be Withdrawn from the State lion5c, h
guaranteeing peace aud protection IN all thoi
rights to the coiorcd people
There is no doubt Of an arrangement iiayia
been made between Major Burke and Repre-
sentaiives Ellis, Levy and others on the oac siit
and fIayes's friends 90 the ether, that IL
troops we're to retire by the first Of April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03
Oakley Hall.

NEW YORK. April 3.-kccGrder Hackelt,
who Is a warm personal rircd OF Oakley Hall,
received a dispa ch from him on tn. day when
he landed in Liverpool, last Saturday, anaouuc.
ing his safe arrival there. Pote: b. Sweeny,
Issues card saying, returned to XII; city as
Goo1 Is learned that M presc0c. here was
desired. The statement that had re7ela,ions
10 make concerning Sir. Hall Or aog ether per-
son is entirely without foundation.
LONDON, April G.-The Eic!cra's passenger
Identified as Oakley Hall took walk in Hyde
Park yesterday. He vas dressed 10 40 ordi
gary morning suit and vas accompanied by q
middle aged lady,
LONRoH. April All efforts to obtain al
Interview with the man "SutIiffe" have faiIed
thus lag. lie positively declined to be Ques
toned. lie is known at the house where he
lodges IS "Garbeth' and is accompanied By {
woman who passes Gs his wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 3, 1877.

La tie telegraph report from Washington
published il the Gazette Of the 9Th inst, a2-
pears the following, viz:
"Ezpec.stion is on tptoe awaiting the recap!
If STANLEY Hls:tkews' latieg il reference TO al
agreement. or. compact, entered into between
HAYES friends, with MS knowledge and consent.
With certain denoc7sta, whereby Hayes was
permitted to re snsugursted quietly. L is saia
On GOOD authority that ahe agreement Was signed
~ Matthew. Sherman sod Garfield, and ny
5ue Mississippi, two Georgia aad oao Virginia
Senator, [Johastoa,'
Since tbs above vas Published the letters CT
Stanley MstthcTs aad Charles Foster and the
statements Of the latter and John Dung bsoTu
have appeared and show that SeDstorJ Johnston
had nothing whatever to do with the "nego
,iations.' The publication Of the letter ant
statements 0! me parties engaged IN the matter
show that the statement that Senator Johnston
was 10 any way connected with the matter Wa
erroneous, and We learn from source We eau
not question that be never even heard OF any
such agreement till after the inauguration O.
Hayes, and after the adjournment Of Congress
This statement 10 but justice TO Senator John
stou, who never had any sort OF communication
verbal or written, With any OF the republicans
mentioned, On the subject
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03
Telegraphic SRni mary.

At meeting of minister's in Boston, yestar
day, at which sbou! four hundred preacher!
were present, report was adopted stating the
none Of the Moody and Sankes meetings il
this country or England have been crowned
with such success as those in Boston, aud re
CONNIE nd!ng revival services in aIlthe churches
for two weeks, and that Thursday, the l2;l
Inst, be observed as day of fasting and
prayer.
Three notorious New York thieves arrested
in that city on the charge OF stealing $4,000
worth of bonds from the banking house of j.
g. Hing, aud Sl50.000 worth Of bonds from
Mr.. Won Sacks, we're discharged to-day for
want of evidence.
Dougherty Bros, i Co., bankers Of Harris
burg, suspended to dag. Many of their de.
positors we're poor people
The Secretary of tee Na77 refuses 20 cocirn
the sale of the q. S. vessel Sabine.
A large fire on Main street, ia West Raa-
dolph, Vt, occurred this morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03
4 Worthy ExampEe.

NEWARK. \. j., April 2.-Judgc Dapuc
to day charged the Essex county grand jury 10
Investigate the New Jersey Mutual Life lrsuE'
ancc Company's troubles. He said officers and
managers Of fnaucial institutions are trustees
and misconduct Or neglect to protect interest:
Of stockholders Or policy holders is adic;atle
lie demanded lhe fullest inquiry to ascertain
whether the condition Of the company resulted
from the Eoarcl!l depression OF the county O.
misconduct l. il occurred from the latter
cau4o hey nat ini;cf the officials nader to-
cTim !aa! -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03

We have received the March uaater OF the
Southern Historical Society Papers. The coo
tents arc very interesting. Among them We note
specially Woll written essay by Gen. J. NJ. St.
John, entitled Resources Of the Confederacy
in 1866" a sketch CT Gen. Early's memorable
Valley campaign in the autumn OF GA, and a
graphic picture Of the last Confederate surren.
der, by Gen. Dick Taylor. There are ma5J
other shorter articles,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03
Foreign News,
Cured 10,

Prince Bismarck has rendered his resigla
nation of the Imperial CHARACTERISTIC. The
intelligence occasions immense excitement at
Berlin. The reasons for the step are not pest
lively known, but the recent difference between
Prize, Bismarck and General Won Stosch, the
head of the admiralty, is believed to have pro-
yokcd it. The Crown Prince has cndea7ored
TO induce Bismarck to Withdraw his resi- goator.
The emperor has declined to accept it, &C.
knoHledging at the same time, 10 the most
gracious terms, Bismarck 5 great services aud
the countrys need for his continuance. The
Emperor has, however, granted Bismarck a
year leave Of absence, O! which the Prince
will shortly avail himself to recover bis health.
Prince Bismarck will shortly quit Berlin Oh
prolonged leave OF absenca-~a step which he
has long been contemplating. 1t has not yet been
defnitely decided 1ho will represent him during
bis absence, hut il is considered probable that
Won Bulow will take charge OF the Ministry OF
Fo7epn Affairs, aud CnmpEaucen .! the To-
terror,
Later kilograms aay Pfin2c Bismarck vii!
retain The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and that
Prince Rerlss, Prince HohcRloe and Count Hta!-
berg, are spoken CT for the CHARACTERISTIC.
1t is stated that the NIoncaegr!ns will be
satisfied with the ccssiou CT portion O. inc
Ncsics district The Porte has received the
text Of the protocol. A grand couGci! OF Ain.
,ters is appointed for Wednesday tc consider
it. Peace is desired, but var preparations con-
tiuue. The national feeling is strongly aVcrsc
to the acceptance by tho Porte Of aby dishon
orabIe conditions. Ga Sunday mob smashed
the windows oil the Italian consulate in Bel!
grade because the consul did not keep his iiIl
mina,ion 10 honor OF the anniversary OF Servlan
independence aligh IS long aa they thought
proper The consul took immediate steps tc
obtain satisfaction. The ST. Petersburg colo:
regards the signature OF the protocol as resg
milton of Russia right to proceed to measure:
of coercion should the Porte not fulfill the con
ditiona under which Russia considers it possible
to withdraw her troops from thH Turkish tron
| tier.
Much sensation has been rcctn;Iy created II
| St. Petersburg 90 account Of Investigations bj
a committee of tie Senate, which have demon
fstrated the existence Of a regular p lac tor III:
promotions Of the principles Of the totcrua
lionals. Some hundred aud fifty persons rneI
and women, are being prosecuted. charged viii
circulating reasonable writings and connecting
measures for CoEmunlstic revolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03

The latest csnari - thet the Southern radl-
.,als are to to,m q coalition with the Northern
democrats. 10 tn" first place the Southern
radicals Outside OF the negroes don number
more than bare aorporal'a guard il any South
ern State, md Of co"rso they would be worth
Jess as allies 10 point Of numbers In tho next
their reputation Tor honesty is SO notoriousiy
bad tist &c party Of auy character to lose would
affiliate with them. No, the only allies the
Northern democrats will have will be their ever
faithful ones the members OF thcr party ia
the South, aud With those, We hope, they will
be strong enough four years hence to inaugu-
rate the President they will then elect!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03
0.EIN!NN 10 =

Al called meeting G! tGG L5M..... h.. ..
held April "a. 1877, i"a!c We yras,E. 4.
Latham, esq President, nlI M2ssf.. ii
Chauncey. hlusE bach, MG:nu-G. l,ca.... s..
helm, Lsmbdn, Ford, Smith, .5:y@..-.. liz.
Evans, Scales ald Mile.
The President sts.od IL. ;2a iGas...
been called By oItcr OF tho May.
Tho Mayor being present, G-o:c III, ,... .
ceeding to address the boa-d, waoa b. 1..:..
cd to order by the Pre:iGcn! AMI i@.-.a,- e..
his communication with the hos: ''...
written, and not verbal ore
Tie Mayor lhcn retired.
The report Of tie spcc.a! Gfis:,aj..a. g. -
tigate charges 2geE:I W.. i. i. ~ '..'
intordent OF Police, adopted i thr A.n:l
Aldermen, was received from N: 90. F.
their action cOncurret II,
A preamble aud resolution "io",.r -
Brown from the flee OF Supc-!-tcrC'-.r.
lice, adopted bv tAo;3oa71 c: h.!a-G: 30. %
received from thet bead 60t tac.- &e.w1
Cured in.
The Board ol Aldermen wa:a i"Ti:e' T.! Il
chamber Of the Common GOucci! . "o.t
meeting for tie purpose Q! Kin; TIC c;l.o
Superintendent Of Police Taa:e "a2a"' T."
removal CT VIM. &. Blown, end TIE 'tr...
having been accepted, the t|o bra. :" .
meeting elected GcoTGo VI. Clifford ....
tendcnt Of Police.
A motion to proceed to tire election
liceman TO fiji the vacancy i t"o nntl'
occasioned BY the G3G!h I. =. .r.'..
laid on the table.
The joint meeting Tx" i.'.-'''' .'.
Board adjouTHcd.
Teste: HAROLD S.;%""r.'' '....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03

Tie SCAT oi g57ernmcat IBIS suum.G vii! be
g. Washington ADD Tot as lor eight years past At
Ioas Branch. President Hayes says re will re-
rIaia a. TIC y, a:;a House, but should the heat
5aconio intc17c vii! nay q short visit to his
home il Chic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03
News the DRJ.

The iodians who have refused to remove 10
the Sa1 Carlos reservation in AI-ora, and
have been niundering ia that Territory and
New Mexico, are to be summary suppressed.
Some two hundred indians, trained 10 police
duty ct San Carlos. have been ordered to 20
for the Tcuccades seize stolen horses and other
property, restore them to their owners, and
hold the rcoegades in confinement for murder
and robbery. Gcos. Kant end Hatch wil co
operate. The Tenegadcs number several hun
dred and belong to the Chiricahuas.
Extensive damage has been caused 10 tie
larger portion Of the southwestern part Of CHI
cago, aud some distance oft iato the Country,
by heavy food, the result Of the storm which
has prevailed there for several days Ia savo
raj places the first floors oi the houses we're
submerged, aud people have been making thoii
way about 10 boats and on RATS imrT07iScd
from the floating timber. There has been nc
loss Of life as far az asceTtaiDod.
Out of foar hundred engineers Ia ihe en-
pigment of the Reading Railroad Company
oaly about dozen have so far decided to omit
work on acc5;lnt Of the rule Ct the com 2any re.
curing them to cut loose from the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers.
General Aetchum has rendered his re5gn:.
ton as oDe Of the Commissioners of the District
Of Columbia cod requested that it Immediately
teEe effect;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03

Air. Chamberlain. who secured the vote OF
south Carolina for Mr.. Hayes, was entertained
st dinoes b. the President at the White IIouee
yesterday. What more enduring ''considcra.
ton he received !or allowing tho people of
South Carolina to have the Governor they
elected, and for putting stop to the anarchy
he has produced aud continued ia that State,
has not as vet been divulped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-03

Tue MtsICN TElEpHoNE.-ln Inc operat.
ing room OF the Wcstern JJeion Telegraph Com.
paay.. ia Pbilaacl phia, yesterday evenings largo
number Of prominent cti. ms assembled TO wit.
mesa the exhibition Of Prof Gray's telephone,
on which numerous airs we're played by Prof.
Bosco7itZ, the sounds being transmitted to the
audience assembled 10 Steiuway Hall, New
York city. kilograms were received from New
York at the conclusion Of each piece, describing
the success OF the transmission and the cnthus-
asm Of the audience 10 SteinTGy Hall.
The first public exhibition in New York OF
Elisha Gray 3 musical telephone was given at
StcIoway Hail last evening" under Maurice
Etrakosch's management. a large and brilliant
audience. Including Prof, Bell, Of Boston, 10
ecntor Of TIC vocal telephone; VIM. Orion and
ether prominent electricians and scientists, at.
tended Prot. Gray expressed fears that the
humid atmosphere would iterferG with the
working of the telephone. But the exhibition
vas remarkable success Music played in
Philadelphia was distinctly heard, and Home,
STcat Home" the first piece played, was fol
loved by spontaneous outburst Of applause,
Other selections were played with like success.
Prot Gray was warmly congratulated al the
close q me cDtcTtalam ent.