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MOUNT SIN.iL
n Hospital In which there Is No Distinction
hetMeen Jew and GemiiIc.

Tho directors of the Mount Sinai Hospital
and the women ol the auxiliary society yesterday gave
public reception. Ihv Institution, /, under the care of
the wealthy hebrews NeN york, Vet Gcnuics are as
rndcrl, tiea,l ~ the JcWs The substantial and hand
some hline- the block In Lexington avenue lc-
tween sNt sixth and Sixty seventh streets and sur
pass lN nue oi their kind IN tins country Inc com
llit,rs wln received the guests Mvrf Mrs lrnurtia
Holman. Nj. SuuNn Nuiu,rr. NJ Jonas llrltr. ST..
NJ n Mus,s amt Mr.-r- H. titieuut. l. FaiuAu. Nv
man Blum VI ~rlIli, o. amt : ~ulliNrs,r The Ffr.l-
dent is Alupl Nllart,u, VICE fr".id'if Harm, Aruu.
snn, Treasurer. samuel ~Nhtflr secretary. Harmon
II Nnihlu The ahutnn. was very iNf-r The Nari,
were san 10 le hreht AMI well ventilated, ami per.
i'ct cleanliness L. tAtfN Wh'rr apparent The NaIl d,
large and attractive aud the lrctN lrwts>s whnAiI.
flock the place add abundance a ohctrluluess
through their kindness "a the patients
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-21
THE BlTTLE or ARDtBix
The Fortincntions. the citadel. and tho Stores
Captured by the Russians.

Sr. PETERSBURG, May 2O.-Thc following
Is tho official account OF the battle OF Arabian.
telegraphcd by Gen. Mclliko1 to tho Grand
Duke Michael
Tho outworks Of Arabian. its Notifications.
citadel. sixty guns. immense stores Of provs-
occupied by fourteen hattnlions OF Turks. lie Mt
the feet OF the Gar. On May II the admirable
IRE oi our artillery. between and o'clock in
O'Clock the Erwan. Tiils. and Baku regiments
ana tho snppers advanced to the assault. The
ned, leaving great number dead At O'Clock
our troops trhversed the whole town and fortin-
mtlOns. the bands playing the national anth I'M.
lr troops are full OF enthusiasm. Our loss is
believed TO be ono officer and fifty soldiers
Killed four officers and one hundred and eighty
soldiers wounded. | cannot find sufficient
words Of praise for the courage and coOlnoss Of
our young soldiers. or for the good disposition
OF the troops mndc 10y the OH ers. a solemn
fOrtillcut. ons." ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-21
LAW UNEVENLY ENFORCED.
NO BEER rESTEhDiY ~ SOME GdRDEND
and PLENTY IN OTIfIRS.
The Gcrmnns' Celebration or P6nust Sunday
rarity frcvented-A Festival Spoiled In
J"nes's Wood -Bowery Places UnmoIested.

Tho Police Boards order prohibiting tho
| open sale OF lager beer was strictly enforced
| yesterday in the uptown gardens. The day
was Plngst Sunday. generally celebrated by tho
Germans in outdoor festivals. In Joness
Wood the proprietor had arranged for " gala
day and grand concert" On Saturday night
Police Captain Mount told him beer could not
be sold in the garden on Sunday, and that ho
had better give up tho concert. As predicted,
theentertainment was unsuccessful. and instead
OF 1000 persons attending. ms il customary.
there were not moro than 200 on tho great
platform. The walters had little to do. tho
demand for weiss beer and sarsaparilla being
very light The man with magnetic battery
stood beneath shade tree. surrounded by
ivc police officers who took " sho ks " froe to
relieve tho monotony. The man with a weigh-
ing machine was not even patronzcd by tho
police Capt Mount said: There is no beer
sold to-day in any Of the gardens in my pro-
cinct. l have two detectives in civilian dress
here. and elght officers in uniform. have two
dotegtves in faik's place at the foot Of Forty
thlrd street nave my orders. and | mean to
carry them out to the letter. think II Is very
likely that as soon as the Legislature adourns
W. snall nave ord ~ To stop Inc sale Of beer in
an these places on week days as we'll us on Sum
day There + no reason why the proprietor
should not sell beer to his customers in some
he wants to1land i around all over the place"
IN. East River Park Is now public property.
AMI there was no attendance there Yesterday.
Inc travel in the Third and the Second aVentla
cars was much less than usual the Germans
seeming 10 know that no hocr was to be sold up
town. in the gardens and so they went 10
saloons instead. All the small gardens adjacent
tn ,ne Last rfer ,wrre pqict and most OF them
IN the Bowery. an entertainment was given last
evening, hut welss beer only WAS sold.
In the Nolks Garden the regular business
was done Beer WAS sold over the bar and the
EmrIrh was crowded with visitors, who were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-21
THE CRISIS ~ PRINCE.
Removing the Projects. and Ordering the Sup
preston OF the Lens Manifesto.

PARIS, May 2o.-The official journal pub
fishes decree removing twcnty-onc Projects
to other places AMI dismissing twenty Ave.
Sixteen others are placed Oh half pay OF other
wise shelvrd.
II is said VI. de- Fourtou. Minister of the In
terror. has sent n circular 10 the Projects cx-
piaining President Ma Mahon's rcrcnt action
anu the GoNernments intended policy.
Ih. que lie Brpglic, President of the Council
anu Minister OF Justice and Worship is about
70 send circular 60 the Bishops explaining the
appealing to their prudence and patriotism To-
assist him.
The Sohel says tho Deputies Of the Left in
tended to llacard their recent manifesto
throughout France. NJ. de Fourtou. the Minis
Yer Of the Interior, Immediately telegraphed To-
thr fr,lects 70 oppose this by all legal means,
bc immediately dismissed.
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FIFTEEN HfNDRED CHILDREN.


S. Josoph's Roman Catholic Church. in Sixth
avenue was crowded yesterday 'o'Nns ana h"hdi'd'
were unable I" obtain admission ,Ys. " "' s"'''"s
me occasion was the annual ceremony .. 4N'N COM
nnnion 10 ny young children iou, 20 tai urnn'
u.h over l1pi boys aud sirls received a. 'uimnn...
me Fifs wore We dressc, blue aA rnk sA, "es inng
u M Nrlls, and nuWrr- Nearly th@ whole body Il the
tuul'n was ttktn up hN the children who mar. .hrn IN
ii"n ,nN shuol rooms aluulnf Tho ,nolauns clcrg,'
u = were the pastor the Rev Father FARRELL iiil
f"lhts s'ler' aud fitl Harris In the an moon rre
W. t'tpuoh ni the children hclnuslng 10 inc SuIi,
81 - WARY They were dressed IN Whit and TX,
", ul lhr morning tleN marched from the s., nod rnniu
l" W' 'huieh. lhry wclr addressed at 81, close Of
N.-l.I, Nnl oloh gNem o -mall .LLAor lnnL.L ~
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEVIS.
The city OF Brussels Making Seven Miles a.
Hour-The sidonian In the Channel

LONDON May 20-Thc Norwegian bark
Haakon iIaakonsen. which arrived at Queenstown YES
erday and reported passing Iuman line steamer Qn.
doubicdly ihe ci,y ct Brussc the morning OF Mon
day May H. tecgranhed last night now reports that
hour. " ' ~
loNnoN. NAV 20 - Tho Anchor line steamer
Sigrlun irnm Nrw York Arril 80 Tor Bristol wlsh rx.
n"l'd h,r hnicr Nprl - k.n- her captain. M
-tNt,l TWO irm'i. ami ot rIIl triWuitr arrived in
~" iUi.H tn HrnI tu.iNN Ti ird % Trade will
shl4N, apit AN luIu.ly ou thc accident
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Mary Ann Golden. girl of fourteen years II
age m,,tcnousy disappeared rom h,r hore m Eo,l,n
on SUNDAY. the ch inst ll,r motNr traced h,r to
TIN cty and then y scientifically walhoi thc street, AMI
inIulti tor lpf az persons size met she AtAIl last
rNrnus that Mun.l tlllu- horsrt Jane Thutn. had "A
ciid With her m nouu,an K,.a's lluic al - Chat
ham street N'h uric,r Fisher Mrs iini.u went there
aud iuund her daughter Mrs lhun- refused to tell Why
she Ablu, ted the child and was lo,kciN "a.
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New ORLEANS. May 20.-It is understood that
a company Of United States troops Will he sent To the
Ioche country adjacent 10 Cacasen and WILL take care
OF ih' Interest. q, The Government in that section should
lore" hr required The ugmrn claim that the a,tinii n
"Irshal litkn has teen arbitrary and unjust m s,t/lus
all logs found wiihoh regard a. where theN were ,u
whether on Government land not AMI state that the
whole que slun l. ~ the courts ooVl VI which viii
" quilc suilt To enforce II, DEGREES.
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Why Minister Bcnie Resigned.

WASHINGTON. May 2o.-Gen. Edward T. Boalc
Minister 10 Austria who accepted the oncc on condition
MAJ he should not he rrquli,d to remain there lorr
nan One year asks that hi. successor .al at nup
nantd as ~ landed ant other IrNIfr ui,t-t. rntnd
US ltr'"nd attention. liz record At At STATE Depart
mt nj u most eItultahlp a. Niu
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man of tlc Territorial RoluhAo au committee Of Montana
after ears upon the President Yesterday amt learning
rom hllh l'f'"haN ua' the charge, asuinst GnN rut,
lai boom si-e'' r lll 90 The action tin prt.i 10
iN uvd Nt;,r aiifts ss,i iohun iu which the charges
arAllsi Gov iots Aio ,u ahaucaly reiterated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-21
FIGHTING NEiR srKru.KtLEM
A Company of Cossacks AnnihIIated- Arms
for The CMmen.Inn Im.mrgcmi..

VONSTANTINOFLE, May %. m OIlClnI buI-
letn announces that tho Turkish forcrs oprr-
atng near Sukum- kalcm We're attacked hy 500
Russians near 'ri'l Tho 'i'urhsccmM,olN au-
nlhllatcd company cl COs5a'ks. IAuy tosE
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Warning 10 New York Hoy..

Tho Jersey city police. under direction OF
'h.o. of lhrc Nathan. yc,irrda, uaic a raii on tho
lN> .Hni l4t.lu- 40 thc tuuHunlaW tuNs Fnr ,csrs
Nit lIHr' ll' l"'n 'iiN resort 80 HDw Ntlk bows Who
iWi il IN.- ln ,nlutr Hll lnia illD lnr OF the Ncw
lrf-1 .. nirN kNlruit tlc tllDi o., determined 10
stop A. ANA yesterday "Ner nis hA, were arrested.
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WAsHlNGroN. May 2o.-On May "a thooNpros.
company Wall instruct tht iatauy person may
send fractional currency To uc Treasurer 81 the United
states IN sums of Sanani upward. and receive returns
N't'i ~ Wi'd Nthi iui,s subsidiary silver rNln
~ me NlNnsc w tr department On nll >hiiul nt- ct
fractional currency les than sFi and returns therefor
Npirs rN ifg's VAL not lr Ial iN the prlArt. NO
National banks esnat,d is irpnlt have hrcu
uucs,d O. redeem all fractional currency presented 10
L
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m In single seull race on the North river of
IWrt ifsi street. Yesterday between Thomas Won Bar-
COM And Alexander sAtlhgld, the former won.
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HALIFAX. May 20.-An imposing religious
oef'" took place here to day at the oonsec ration Of
br Harmon as Archbishop Of Halifax Bshop conry oC
Ariaih Ireland fapal Al IHgatc was the cau.e, rntiny
n.n,p Ihl'' Nrhhlsh"ps, eleven Bishops and ssNunty
priests TOOK part IN the ceremony '"
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'nyiiie. n. y.


yclrss nS Sh%i2en an5 NJ ParS in GrTel ?rSF 1~
H'nul<,h corps begin a two days lestiNa. N ""
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Tho Bri,,.h Mediterranean squadron.
Omccr Lnngburn Reprimanded.

Polr SAID. May 2O.-The British SQUADRON
hl. w NV, lhD lut.lur alune l.mllnIn..
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togn0cs bottled at JOnHlc dist llerics, most IN
pof"d' "lsV N wood Victor T. Aau.er, Sew iV'A ~-''
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At Hudnut's At 3 \. NJ o.: 6. &C.; 0. 7G'; IA
NJ, ~ iHf " ~ u. - %. 5n.. l.. u7-.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
the proposed reception Of President Hayes, and
thai he did nnthinR in mar La sncnnsa.

the proppsed reception OF President Hayes, and
that heidi nothing To mar its success.
THE Social Democrats Of wisconsin-what-
ever they nrc-hnvc nominated q Stntc ticket,
headed by Colonel Campbell, Of Milwaukee, max.
Ing five tickets for State Oficeta nominated In that
State. The platform docs not differ materially from
that adopted by the workingmcn,
EHos. l.: r, DAVIS, Of Alabama, protests that
he g out OF politics but talks about the Presidential
chair being "diseraccd by the ignoblc acts OF the
President and his party.h And the Democratic
st. Louis Times prints his qucrulous letter pertl
nently showing the state OF Southern sentimenth
A PHILADELPHIA JUDGE getting $4,000 a
year, Is anxious to step DOWN and out and become
p,ISseSn9ng ne sSrTa{ of tho Comm9nSeaith st
that no should not consider the honor Of place
on the bench worth the difference between 5000
and SIS, 600 year
THE colored people Of New Orleans have
held meeting, and have decided to raise funds N
test In the courts the legality OF the decision Of the
for colored and white children. Separate public
schools for the races are expressly prohibited by
the State constitution.
THE returns Of the vote on calling consti-
tntional convention IN California are now In, and
shows For the convention, II, ,S26; against A,02l,
that 2 votes were cast on which the question Of
calling convention was ignored. According ~
the act, which required a majority Of all the votes
cast at the election. the convention falls by nearly
400 votes.
THE Ex-PREsIDENT loses nothing In popu-
nuenccs the people more and more, Whether
Senator Conkling favors or not II is entirely among
the probabilities that the people will demand his
nomination. If nominated, his election will be
assured by the erandest popular majority, ever
given any candidate.-Ihtsbn'D Commercial Ga
ate rabii Rrp.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
Buying. Selling
Securities
Commerce..

Commerce.
RNTMoRk- Oct h-Cotion quiet mIddiing, Ike
Whcai-southern steady and firm; Western firmcr
southern rcd. good to prime s ;rsGal ~ do. amber
Corn.sonthcrn gsiet; Western steady; Southern
October sc; November, @ss 5otc; steamer. aIc
0at' quiet and firm; Southern, s2@5c; Western
Hay dull and unchanged.
BG.crmCh3iSe ,, Western stye and firm nt aa'c
COME dui and heavy; Rio cargoes, Isl. Giaokc
Whisky held St,lIcT.
R"ceip,s, Flour. 2oor wheat saOoe corn, 5000. No
NEW YonK, Oct. h-Cotton Arm. uplands, il'ic;
or:eans: il,sc. sales, l.d7l bales Receipts OF the
Great RrN'n. an hsi's Fran"e % bales; Continent
n id 6a'cs sICs hc, go, hHes s,o,s y 81 bgle;
slisIiiy b huy:r favor al li5O for superne State;
CTnmea :. s!ssdr; yellow Western: Jersey and Penn
wR"ai ss lsr A%TM ar inquiry @ for export and mr.
igE good cSn,G!!vc hGsn"s~ t,segia a5 for No
Winter Ter red T Ssw YOIE s No 5of
dos ~ Id IS for white Stale; si.N for extra white;
sSSb,w, slaScb ,rr ,"r G1graded spring. osi1o for un.
RyeGne, Z. c, for Western ~ as,c fnr State.
Canaoa, sSsaio riley mali dull and Unchanged
f%n ~ r Ss S ny Y TS e. "r eSsort I 1o,n ard home nss
| mixed IVES ern SIC FIR No. white.
oas I lower l:a@'Sc for mixed Western and S tate;
| GydL Nc ior Whit d.
HRv quiet al 5I.tfac for shipping.
Hnns hsavy: Gfnec for yearngs; l0fliIc for new
| or y Fast rn and New YORK,
Co1rr- Rio gulrt; cargncs quoted Mt I6isdsOIsc
| god: Job lots. iGs s6uai14c gold.
Sugar quiet and firm: sEhaSAc tor fair to good re-
iGIn,nSI Sc for Urine urine Mu,covad1 ssG1sSST Cen.
standard A. iDL Tor ed; IO9.c for powdered,
| 1910 fnr crushed
MOnsses quiet and firm.
Rec quiet and steady
Petroleum hriner: crude. sAdsiIc.
Tallnw steady ut iaiB6 ia'.c.
Resin quiet NJ tlT0ihI - for strained.
Turpcntinn trmar 1T 3-c fnr spirits
Eggs dull: aD!s@2c state and Prnnsylvanle Iecla0k
| for Western.
! I.'rl firm; new mess, slL5O; prime mess, $40
II of quiet and st 'ahy. Reef hams unchanged,
| Tierrc beef quiet Cut meats Western quiet, mid.
clear; city long clear, AsMSic
Lard stcndIert urine steam, fn.2li@N.2h.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
POIITICaL.

THE Augusta COnstitufiond!isrs ticket for
1881 Is Hendricks and liill
ALL the Limburger cheese factories are loud
In praise of Gen. Mcclellan.
THE new party prophet has hopes that the
coming Congress will help him ont.
THEY have got more Democratic candidates
for Senator In California than they know what to
do with.
ALL the State Senators elected In New York
this year will participate IN the election of sue.
ccssur 10 Senator 'Onkling.
KENTUCKY, Illinois and Missouri are con-
tributing Democratic speakers to help along the
party In Cincinnati this week
Hon. ARTHUR p. GoRMAN is chairman of
the now Maryland Democratic State Committee,
and J. A. l. Mcclure Its secretary
THE Democratic opinion in Cincinnati is
that the Democrats will carry Hamilton county.
The Republican opinion Is, on the contrary, quite
the reverse.
THERE will lie no canvass for Governor this
year says Virginia paper What does a Governor
want with canvass, anyhow He Isn't travelling
with circus, Is he?
WENDELL PHILLIPs, with a fortune of some.
thing like half million Il queer head of q Work
ingnans ticket. But as has been said, he Isn't TO
blame, lie didn't earn 1t.
WHEN a reporter asked the new Senator
Democrat in the Senate that eminent gentleman
said; "f0n bet And yet they say he doesn't /
fairly represent Missouri.
TIE Springfield Republican says that the
new Worklmguen's party has quietly elbowed out
ui the way the Labor Refnrmcrs, tho Organization
which Mr., u. NJ ChRmbCTlaln aud his associate
have kept alive for so many years of popular ne,
gcct
SINCE the prohbitory law went into effect
In Maine private liquor clubs have been Springing
up rapidly Ia the cities There arc now at least
twenty eight IN the city OF Bangor, one Of them
with u membership OF keyenty-hve, including
some OF the most prominent citizens.
The drift Of Southern sentiment about
Lynchburg Is shown by the fact that General Juhal
Early hns been felt called npon To print card say
Ing that he did not at any time attempt 10 prevent
National Republican., 1877-10-06

Ir BEGINS already 10 look as If the battle
between the Republican party and SAMUEL J..
TtLDEN will have to be fought over again in
1850. Senator STEVENSON, of Kentucky, II
warm personal friend of SAYLER, says that he
cannot support him for the Spcakership be-
cause he is out of the organization and would
not support TILDES for the next Presidency.
CHARLEY WooLEY, of Cincinnati, a prominent
Democratic politician somewhat notorious in
the impeachment trial, who is likewise per-
sonal friend of Mr.. SAyiRR, refuses 10 sup.
port him for the reason that SAyLER had de-
clared to him that he would not support TIL
DEN again for the Presidency. United or di-
vidcd, though, the Democratic party will be
voted down by the people rs they were when
LINCOLN, GRANT and HAYES became the
chaioe Of the nation.
National Republican., 1877-10-06

THE Board of Trustees of the Pesbody Edu-
cation Fund have done a very graceful thing
in comforting the compliment upon President
HAYES of electing him one of the board Of
trustees of this fund. Especially is this Sc
from the TACT that 1t was the Southern mem
bers Of the board who nominated him to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Judge
JACKSON, of Georgia. 1t is the custom of the
board to have the Southern trustees make the
selection to supply any vacancies occurring in
the membership from their section, and their
action was pleasant surprise to the Northern
members of the board
National Republican., 1877-10-06
Hotel Arrivals.

,aSn FsGHa.dS H a and ,a lsSy
land land 81 HSS HSS yG" PrEs NJ soSnS E. So EST
,;alush9 :: Grow; Pa Hon; Lyman x bass; Rnralo,
West vi nlG Carl vOist New York. s""" H. ''0""
RgsI n"e %snIs RrgSo s,o, Nsw YGTn Smith
New York; L. vii dit, san Francisco.
canS$a % sHo% II Npltai & N:ria%S y rE!;Ssi
$ and %1 hsoGsy" and ISR" %., 1,SpS RpS
ham samuel q. Rriiges Ksosuk; r. K. Glover, ].
B,ys Wssey wcssEaF II sToTn q snS samuel bss. bENs@
No; Mr; aud Mr. Us : j.: Rarnc.; Lynn, M%Sr$ Mis-
W " u Wssb. !. : N j.; Gst, fSn:Gn. Isl; MS Is
MY l'tsSEnI$ss s % a., ky !'1sRe rds
nl,ton: Henry B1hmer. Richmond, and Miss wesE
lgrasrS. .IGoorge Cray inIG y: Many, Now
ST!* r. phn a r. n"a aa @yyS l. Morris a. 4
\. RoSHi w its @ ai.irb nm rn'sIr ana ana
J. o: ilcrn,M a1h VIE, ,ilsdSlpl IA W. 4 la M.
sIi" s R'f'T Lr'Se Is s SGs r ,wn and E
fillmore c il. witb rger, IT,, civ - '''''"'
:, haesriTnh-&A e. & W , MG.e, Georgia; 9. $; Downe-,
Ms6on, stsuhenyilc, o.; Siney Tanier, ts.ofei& K.
,urrer witn and two children, Newport H.; Is ron
lambert; II1n. J. Amhlcr smith, vIrginiG 4. ii.
I.gnicr, Montgomery, Ala, and Hon. J. T. Jones,
Alabama.
~. yrrcs-Mathew y. Curtis, South Carnlina: ] p.
Cooke. Richmond, Va; L, y, wcs'on +. H. Brrnu'n
aud e. y Deyere. New York: o. T. Mills. tire"mvi IT,
$, e; MR.. Eniey, North CarJlnH J. II Trinp.
Augusta, "a; y; W. Ballard and +, n. Ep"rtn =,
Nor h Cnrnnm u :, FarsOn and H. FarSnn PElp.
d"lph'E J. II liertter, -. Louis Mn.; Mrs. x X,
johnson, Augusta. Ga; Fred. J. Meyer, Brnnkivn;
Robert Lear, wArrehton, Va, and rPT Geddes,
Pennsylvania.
Mtiropgiiian.-Mn. h c. Eiie Washing. on: Louis
Runke', o - s hneidcr q. c. BNtChe'l,r, IT, Kari,
New York; II. q, Collins, Stafford, Del u Aslii.
New York; +. Higgins, Baltimore; II. y. Brd and
wife, Cincinnati; Mis- IL IInn,; Connsetcut; a; g.
Pace and wife, Danvllle, Va. Snmuel FRllows Chi.
cago: T. T. Brratt. New York Hon, II. IT, Herb ri
and wife, MontySnery, Ala; Hon. W. W. WILKINSON,
Arkansas.
Ndiondi-E II. p, lyman, BROOKLYN; a. A. Low
Colorado e. u. Goodrich and wife, Boston NHsL W.
W. Cirlett, cheyenne, Wyoming Hon, Nathan Ciif
ford and vie, Maine II. j. Ruhy, PhIladclphia il.
G McNlmnra Hlnghampton; John ClOtiS. New
foEk; CT ", TM0mHLy, NS. s.s;shirs: Thos.
F. Ihppin, Norfolk. Va; M0 O, o White, Mr.. j.
w. Johnson, Philadelphia A. d, Dlilnghorn Bait,
| more Md,
National Republican., 1877-10-06
DIED.


BABRINGTON.-on October s. 1877 at s a. m.
PIEncE BABR,SgroS, aged hfy-tve years.
Tne mineral will take place on SUNDAY, nt o'clock
from X street bciween Third and Fourth streets
northeast. TIE friends of the family are respectfully
Teque tied TO attend
1910 o'clock, amer u lingering Illness GEoRGE WAR.
RES CnENEY son ofthe late Warren Cheney, Of New
Hampshire and grandson Of J. 3. Magee, or Wash.
ingtOn, u. c.
Funeral viii take place from the residence of his
mother, a8 Eighth street east Sunday, at O'clock
interment at Oak IIill.
GASTT.-On Thursday n.orI Ing. October T. Ro-
BERTA u. CAN'T, wife Of u. ]. CAN'T, at his resi-.
dence, az NJ 81 rect norihwet
1hn frieEd, OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral, at bethesda church, Montgomery county
Nd. nj 9:o p, M, on Saturday.
BROWN.-on Thursday, October l. at 245 n. M
cELtTIA, ,ict of the late Salmon II. Brown In ths
forY-elghtl year Of her age
Funeral services will be held at No. Il II street
IoIhweyt, Saturday, October o, at 10 O'clock a. m
Friends are invited, !
National Republican., 1877-10-06
A Terrible Cattle Plague in Illinois.

terrible cattle disease Is reported to have broken
out in Fulton and adjoining counties, In Central
Illinois. This disease according to the opinion Of a
number Of veterinary surgeons, resembles the Texas
fever but II has SO far proved more fatal In Its re.
suits than that malndy was ever known TO. II Is
impossible To estimate the number OF deaths that
have resulted since the disease broke out. Stock.
raisers are greatly alarmed at the spread Of the in
fcction, and no remedy for checking It's ravages
has yet been discovered. This new danger, taken
In connection with the hog cholera In Ohio and
Indiana and the cattle disease lately reported Is
causing much anxiety among stock .ralsers and
provision men In the West
National Republican., 1877-10-06

IT is PLEASANT to announce that the man
ayers of the Lake Shore road have voluntarily
issued an order to all officers and employees
whose pay amounts to less than 5000 per an
mum, and who were affected by the ten per
cent. reduction in July notifying them of an
advance of five per cent. in compensation. 1t
is well known that the railroads are now en-
joying harvest of freight, but instances Of
their restoring reduced wages voluntarily arc
not frequent. Messrs. GARRETT and scoTT
are the next to be heard FROM and then let
strikes" be things of the past.