davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

The Result. of the Pressure from the Inna-
tionists of the West and south.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Thc sale Of mil
lion dollars in gold and the corresponding re-.
duotion in the outstanding grccnhachs has un-
questonably brought great pressure on the
Administration from the West and South. It's
first results nre seen in the ambiguous nnguago
used Mt the Treasury Department on the sub
ieot Where prejudice counts for so much. mis-
understanding is easy: but thcro ran be no
question that Western representatives Of tho
creenhnck element hnVc received tho impress
son TINT the grcenha'ss acquired 10y the shic Of
god pns- To the currency balance. and do not
pass wholly out Of circulation. us under tho law
tugy uuqu stionlhly do.
Another result ~ the complaint made nt this
reduction is tho proposition 10 rcmonetizc tho
siltnr dollar. There IL good authority for tho
siNt"m"nt Tint Secretary Evnrts received the
suggestion embodied ~ his Chamber of Com
m"rco speech from Ohio. IL constitutes thu
itsi step toward an cilnrt 10 offset one form "
imitation lyuuother llnycS IL unrquiNo ally
IN favor of this policy No member of the Cahi-
net is as vet urpnoun 'cd IN opposition tp il. II
tho rcnon"ti2ution tukrs some decided form
in rea-ing the sums for which silver is a leeni
tender b. my or onn hundred dollars. OHIO
politicians IN town do not hesitate To- hinge Iie-
puiilcan success IN that State next fail on the
early adoption ui this policy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
roUNG cirnoLics ~ CONFERENCE.
An Unsuccessiui Attempt 10 Exclude Priests
iron Once The Elections.

The convention Of the Catholic Young
Mems National Union hogan the ia, piou-ly by
nitrnlin; the 10 o'lo'k ma-- at 81. Patrick $
Cathedral In the afternoon tho delegates d.s-
cus-od amendments To- the constitutions
Thor" wa, ad al oi wranglns ana confusion
oy'ra proposition - make priests iurlieblo t.
rr Presidency. on doln-ltr sail that il Il
priest W.r' retrd l,.u-nt. tl.r' was no
guaranteed o. ct Ae u.. not attempt T, u-e the
.--.r..i .u .n ihr m,.t .oi q. pn.ti .al party.
Oin d'i al' lDu .s lroi' -tri n';alnst su ID
am impui,t,n on tle clergy. ami H. amiahl,.
tNulrmm N'nr-G neral y rn". ip,t his nn'l'f
and au 'plm.nl. raiuOd down, hu'. ava tlr
lfo ''l nr- w., To- i. 1gill e'"0ug-lun
de- '@ai" 7uw""dcd 100 n'urNn-aNut t'on the utln
qu.- -iInn The nu0- had n ly a large majority.
AFTER stNoud 9th E amendments bad hern d"-
hh"l nnI ~i"s. lgi. q Wa- No'rdtp hold "a"
dly May u"Nt Tn" Row. lno-. s. Preston.
y. H..of ll.- city ,as tam clcciri pr...ia 'ut.
the l."v. Jo,n Walsh ui ALBANY president,
AN. Juan A. ii12ini oi III hmond Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE ELLENT0N CONSPIRACY.
THE VIoLENcE PRIOR TO TIE SOUTH
CiROLTN1 ELECIION
Eleven whites ON Trial before enter .Iusttc~
N""e under the enforcement Act. before
Jury of Six whites ani SiN toiore,I Men.

Eleven whites ON Trial before enter .rusucs
Waite under the Eur,r..mr,, &C., ,,.,...
N Jut., of SIX x,nt,.. a., -. ...,.-',.
~ ~ N''"'e" "cns
CHARLESTON, May 3l.-1hc ari,utncnt in
tho Jll.nt,n rora,.i.,,,, ,o. g., A., -,
g., 's'P'i"y 'nS' IN tle Onlted
states Court, before Chief Justice Wnto vna
closed nirbt and ut IN, o,,,,i,, ~ ,h,, o',.t
,or,orr,,,, ,r,I, - IL. =, -, " W. Vis ~
'' wv "'''i 'i'i%' from lh' presiding
Judge. the cnsc Will be given tp the jury. The
accused are clovcn white cit IONS of AiLcn
co,,n,,. - =, " h'"o.
,Ou",' ""Ore 'narsuu underline EhlOrcomenS
act with conspiracy to interfere with the no
lticAl ri,lts of David nu.b c.i,,i co,,, oEn
nj, ano al, -. -, "O"'v Nv
VI oVV "h'tes rom the shme county have bccn
arrested and held in bail on similar charges.
but only thcse clsvru bn,, h,.r h,,,,,l, A., J., ,r,,S
,, r,,, ~ ''"-"' !" .''1A
~ tcat Inc cNll nee Hdduccd on the trial on
both sides shows that from Fridnv Sent IL
1876 until rhursd.v g., oi ,e-c ~ .,,.'..,,''
-, . ~ I'' -i'i lou. III 'l' sVuth-
Westerh portion Oi Aiken county bordering on
Barnwcll county, and in tho nsiphboriny . rnrt
of Bnrnwnll countv n ,u,,,t,. - , - -,
ia,,o,.'... - .,'i'.' " nu,,"V, VI "'ts Oh Nlo-
ichcc "'Tc cohnIhitteu by both whites and blacks:
and the people of both races wcrc in "A state Of
grcat excitement esneci,ifv from, s,,,,i,, ,,,or,,
1T, nj. - 49,, ~ '""'S '"oih-
''- ~ i"'9u"D num- ne thcory Ol the Droso-
cutiOn Ia that the violent acts of the whites wcrs
in pursuau. .s of "A ,,urrnl ,,i,, T., iu,i,,il,,
'olorel voters; That the several defcndants
having at various times and plnres been mora
or less connected with holi,., -, ,,,, -
~ ''' 'iH''''u WIN tpll'S OF mon, some OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
THE ARMIES IN THE EAST.
TfE RUSSTfN .fCCOUNT or THJ- OpERf-
TfONS -1GiINST BI7OJM
The Snmchn Heights CARRIED -Nf,lhtnr pn.hn
Dismissed from his Command The Recap
turc of Ardnhnn Affirmed and Denied.


Sr. PHTERsBuRG, May 31.-An official do
spat' from the Army Of the Caucasus dated
May 90 SAYS; "On Monday Gen. Oklobshio.
commanding tho operations against Batoum
ordered his advance guard TO tho left bnnk Of
the River Kntrisoh to carry the Samobn Heights
on the left OF the Turkish line. The enterprise
was accomplished. Meantime detachment
aa'ended the Kinirisch, and after great dnl-
Guilty established position about four miles
from Khnnubani, thus cutting communication
between Bltoum and tho population OF the
Knbecti district. The Russian loss in both en-
tcrprscs was four killed and thirty wounded"
NirSSA. May 31.-Thc 7agj'aH says that
Mukhtnr pasha has boon dismissed from his
command and will be- court -martialcd for repro
senting that hc had equipped nm army of GG,0O0
mon. whereas he had only 30 900 at his disposal.
Malvorsnt.on on nm enormous scalo is said to
huve boon discovered.
lONpoS. May 3l.-Thc Turkish Minister has
tclcgrnph"d the Porto's representatives. abroad
as follows: "Ariahnn. which was recently oc-
cupiel bv the Russians. has boon rocaltured by
the ottoman troops"
Reuters Consian,nople despatch. dated
Thussl lay evening says the Port has not yet
r'reivr1 oli'.ll conformation OF 'he rcrnrturo
oi Ardahan from the General commanding IN
Armenia.
81 rrrrusncrG. Nay 3i.-Thc Turkish Gov
crnm"nts announcement OF tho rccapture "
Ariahun is rcguri, 4 here as untrue because
'n'"srlms from RMS. datal to-day. mention no
BERLIN. Muy Gi.--Adyiccs roccived hero from
~ T. 'trrsluls rnpr' mt thai the TURKS rcrov-
cred Abraham after tho Russians had reduced
lttOrulu4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
BOSTON'S GREIT L.fUSyIE
The Suit Of Mrs Sarah VI. Rice Against Slhn
u. Coolidge and others.

BosroN, May 3l.-1hc suit Of Sarah NJ.
Rico neainst John T. Coolidge and others. for
conspiracy odriame the plaintiff. was begun in
the Supreme Court before Judge Soulc. this af-
ternoon. jury Was lmpan He'd. and tho title
OF the case was read. Tho piaintn is 10 form-
ally open tomorrow morning. Tho Hon.
li'lart H. Dana. counsel FOR some Of the ,ie-
irnthht-. severely crit eisod tho course Of tho
Boston i"' ani thcN' " NClh NWii ia publ -h-
ins in .hhhr" sti "moni- pf jIIi, ial o. tho do
lrhdhhiS, iuil ~ venom. aupurenty written by
some ono WHO know mu'h about tho ,si-r and
calculated 90 influence the Iury. Ths court.
h"wrNer. Thought no words Of especial CAUTION
T. Jurors necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
SPORT IN ILEETWOOD Park.
Two Trots Ia which tn. Horses were Driven
10 WIN. but DId Not Win.

A. the third day Of the spring meeting In
Fleetwood Park yesterday, nearly tour thousand er~on,
sa~ some nnc uo'uns in the heats of each The
nr-t rot 'ur lhc = oiass The black rcins hat,
man o,h u, hca,iu- .7'. Dan Bryant Che ~ccoud heat
iu g. fHugi BALM thr 'iirI ir - ~. H. Fellow
On" fpNfth ln -f. nfd the nf'h 40 .Ni Tho siNfh
m'f "s- taken ~ Lad! kildare Ia s.. loa,ing tho
~ |s un'rl lill
Ihr u.st tIot was for tiinp ior tho 81 clas. Svcn
fast irnf't HyUfartd un ilr trarA l ti Nrst ltu.
liHnnhN H. tek iiir i, and won In- -i luIr n tnk
fNv -'rini u - Nuiur took thc tiiri amt fuurih
iN' hfl u tvH, '.un h' Jphrr from Nirr ln - tlr
tr Sixth 10 tuF hctun- men wrrr nt s"a. Wtu Matte
iNlA tN' N T. IrNrr passed her. however ami ttlA tc
l'Ht an --, ithy leaving ue race To bee dco dtd 90.
d.
fhe meeting vil close today with the tro for the . 9o
chs. amt f 4rOHt If,till l race. in which Iui- ful
hrion. rro,. ft,hin. Lat, Maud. Hoieul, Lulu, May
Qureu. and Nctrr are entered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
1nE rAcIfIc ocnlN nIRrnQulKE
The Village OF Wniakcn Overwhelmed GREAT
nnmngr In lilo.

SAN FRANCisco May al By the arrival Of
the steamship city Of Sydney we have an ne
count from the Honolulu Aircriisc' of the Errnt
tidal wave Of MAY 10. 1tappcars to lave oc-
currcd simultaneously all over the group. At
kahaul. on the Island OF Maui. at first an un-
usual subs Cencc %! thc sea wns noticed about u
quarter before 3 O'Clock in the morning. An
observer in this town. who WAS near
the harhor and saw rccfs exposed places
tho occurrence at exactly the same timc.
J. J. Porter Of llilo. Hawaii. fixes the
moment that to wave which overwhelmed
the village Of Waiakcaat precisely the Same
time and the statement of Capt. Smithcr- Of the
whaling bark Pacific. which WAS lying at the
time in ILL Bay. corrohorntrs this The df-
ference between the highest AMI lowest Naior
marks at various localities W. asccrn.ned to be
as ;ollows:
At llilo on tho cos, sllc Of IIawaii. 90 fcct at
Kcalakcakua Bay on the west sdo Of Hawaii.
80 feet at Kawahac on the wat sida
Of Hawaii. 5 feet; at kahului on the north
side OF Maui. % fcrt ut Iihnn ON the
south side Of Maui % fc't; ;ut ltha'na. on the
south side of Mrui. ~ f..t.at Honolulu. on taa
south do ~ Oahu Islnni. I f"ni ~ h.hc- and
at Nawllwii ou the Souincu.t sldr ol klnn, ,
feet. In soWc cas- - the d. IT 'r'u' .in the h"rht
ui the wave may be- accounted for hy tn" ,onng-
urn'ion of th" cnnst and thc outS ~, roofs.
,i ny l"ivN W. ls M II VI. ".* ,"h' Vl '"' "'7"S' III
MY 'irri.u an n'l ~ ~ WIZ ,,. ,o,, tu., ,,.,,
, vh,,i o."s ,..t ~, wv i"l' 'l3t'' "''."t
= \. W.. thc ~" in inr naV vi - f'rn !" + 9n.i
sw'pl IN III a. inshlN wnN", wlsh,hs mp, .n
NV, marry al w Stores IN ihN, lt.h' W tlr
upMh' W'','NIN W ~ lh@ ,h = ~ "r'M "l u'rNl 'i.'
nli nli' i' NHtlt.i u, , W ,i',n"i NIL i'.ii' W ~
p.luir""i .i@ni" W. WsNH ".N ''.l
.S riusn,l 10y evening l." N 10 ,',N' U',n M
NV icr, 'r'' ~ YuoN iu 9il.iitiS LOW l'N
wnt,r mar =, NJ Nmns'A tnr HA,ns' was
irlE.uuL iNCy houS' Mthlh luV N.rns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
VAR FEELING IN GREECE
4 Meeting In Athens In Favor or Wnr-The
New Ministry Formed.

LONDON. May 3l.-The Times Paris spc-
cial says " Delegates from the Greek provinces
Of Turkey held n meeting at Athens last night
in favor Of war. The Committee on National
Defence has been called on to distribute arms
IN those prnNln',S.'
ATHrSs, May 3l.-A now Ministry has boon
formed. 1t Is constituted ~ follows; NJ Cnu-
noun luu:Ns. Pr, sldrnt ui the Council AMI Min
lst.roi lor"ign Anair- VI, PaianirhUopouios.
MIN str of the Interior; VI. Condusta>lns. Mn
i9t'r ot Justice. W. Snuropoulos. Minister Of
i.nan '"; ~ y tnrts. NJ n -t'r of PUBLIC Wor-
oil Marine; VI. Pctmclas. Minister OF War.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
RED RIBBONS EVERYWHERE.
UHfT MINES gHE STEEETS or INDI-
1NIPOLTS IICTtHLSqCE.
Hare rirgvnpiirs Urought tn Tigh, Men or
MARK IN work Of Reform The Devices
of Liquor Dealers who nrc Losing Money.


Rare rinrrnpiics uromght Il riah, Men or
Mark IN - work or tscfnrm-'The Device.
OF Liquor Dealers who nrc Losing Money.
1NpIANArOLfs, May Wherever you
walk in tho streets OF this city yol will find
nearly every third person YOU meet decorated
with rcd ribbon. every sixth with u whitc. and
every trnih with u liuc The blue is worn hy NOM
bcrs " the Murphy" League. an organization
that differs slightly from the Rod Ribbon In tho
frnmingoi their constitution and form of pledge.
The white ribbon ia worn ywomen ana youths
under eighteen and might be termed the badge
Of side dc-ree Of the Rcd Ribbon Lcaguc.
women and children NOT being allowed to enter
into full communion. The difference batwccn
the form of the Murphy. or blue ribbon pledge.
and the Reynolds. or red ribbon is only slight.
rs Will b. seen hy the following comparison:
THE MURPHY PLEDGE
J. 'Nc nnicr r,'. do p, isc m, wori and honor. Cod
hrl it inc. a. n-ia'n ii.n au im'9N,hut hqnnr. A.
courage ctii. .r, 10 ai-iain.
the RID ninnoH rrrror.
W. nf 'ii' '.r'nN' i'. Hn N"n 'i ar' 'No cool NJ
~, i.i, NJ A., .n., ,.i T., j. '0, ',l , .M., M
,1'rr'i0lri
nth.s eiiy ihrt5nl number who have sirncl
thc Red Ribbon temperance plodgo Is about
5000. O. THIS number u'arly 1000 are laAi"s
and youths. morr than loOO were recently
confirmed druuktrls. leaving q balance Of
a.o.. tf.i,..l.. t.., on,o -,,..~,i t,,,,i.,, . o
'''' ''" '' ""' 90. - ''
whom may h' li-~rd n- moi"rute drinkers,
the reminder l.iui- tnnnrrauae mon wb.
l,, Is. ,..,,i, .l -,
''''' 80 ."''i' ""' '"''- ''''" "'' ''
sirohgih those likely 60 iuN by the wnysitc.
Tho w.urin. of tho ribbon cam scarcely fnil f.,
,.,,..., ,f.., .,,.,..r.r ,..,f,st ,t, .r.. 49,. .fi
"-''"7' '''. 81 ,'' 7. va "''
tempt lions. the IMITATION to take drink.
Alton linn. ona Df the ulne fn!,4 "A few even in,s
,.. ,,.. .,,., .. i..',, a. -
"-'' We '"'' ''"'' '''' .S WI" '''' manner
of coniu ting the cN"r ls's. Never in any pub
Die as-emblnae. of church nr static hnye wit
,,. ..,,., a., ,..s., 80. i,i .,, -, ~,
,"n l''.' I''"-n'''"h ol 'l' uhlN'r-
sal brotherhood of man as here. and 90 this at
tribute much OF the sit,rrs- of the or..nni i1nfion
,vtt. si a., i, AL ti ~ M
''N'"~ S''' ~ si"' 'll' h'nn lh h"h1 lot
universal good are the most refined ladies' Of
our State. reformed lruularls frof, nu el,es.s
af sn.lOfy mud il.-., who y...re n.xrr lf,,,r o.,
drink nu t.rtI lt.,t' NJ in f.n ,r,'...i',,'.s
Tu, ni.f f.ni.- ara, u,,,l sci, t.rnt ,, -t.-
int. IN. nu, rtf 'r.lrd ,.- trs-Hi.,l .v.~ N,.
CI g. + NhittI.-. wi, h,.fy .tlt.'I fi,.
ohr.ts of mo- irratii,. ana .af.i ..,l yii,
f.i -, q -f,-.,i fa a.lil r,s- ,li.. ann lt..u, rhi
gentleman ,,.D wis formerly fi'n mr.. ,',i. .,..
rHtur, of GOV Haniri. ks would unI.uftr.ilv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
SOME WisHINGION TOPICS.
An appointment In the War Department-Not
Simon Camcron's Friend.

WAsHINGIoS. May 3l-The Paymaster- Gen
cra of the army has fcappoinioi Mr Il - Hanson chcf
clerk of the War once IN place Of " r Kent Whu s..
r,'is nauen ha. hocn r"qp>ted Mr Hanson Wa. chct
clerk 90 the office until the removals nAdc last
autlnn when ho dismissed hy secretary Cameron
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

oVy or ufTTIiu SiNiONN BIG htNS
UvyNo IIfE uORk IOR HfM

yifJNt IfII " OHA iOh nm
,..,,,. ,,,,t i.ronii.cd to Inst TIL Niduisht.
-, .ulnt warming 10 cir Work
,,.I ,I,nW shut Nursing the Balls wv
,ur victor carried Out In Triumph.
ro, seventh game for the billiard cham
......f America was PLAYED in Tammpmy
ming h, jos Dion. the chime
,|o... William sexton, the latest prodigy in
rlu rl S.u'r Sections remarkable
,r,InN.W ORLEANS last winter. when he nude
r.l.l az. the highcst ON record. he las
,..liOl n public in New York. ana the
match tt.on him and Dion for 5000 a side
nn4ih. b 'aury medal attracted a large num-
l.rM -i milrs. among whom were many
ladies. r.r hii wis crowded when. at 8; %.
,..I.,. r. .trun. for tine lead. As thoy stepped
tt... il.y wrtr No'ifcrcusiy welcomed.
p.rv.nt tiir lc 80 and scored o. Sexton. who.
,s,a.l- T.. .adily collar. might have passed
,,.f. hA..,- lrsu. her. made l and WAS APP
,.a..l although tho shot might have been
y.d n aal rat Ii player in the room. For
eH. t. tur game iagScd. neither having
vln us to h.s work. Dion made pretty
rn is 100 h.- second inning. and sexton
r.,. .le'u for : in h,~ third and in his siAth,
lf , tie Il i-r ~ the seventh inning the
l-ur revealed tAe fact That Little real work had
% llH.. Dion. at this poin, stood at % 20
s>oH- q.
ln O sih inning. which propisod to be n
notr fruitful on'. Joe cleared mcagro II.
sNrlin-. up on % cushion shot. and in the ncNt
aerr $ opponent had failed 20 count. lac roll 'd
IL lN o. beautiful style. but Disappointed his
nau.r rs hy another failure. In the moan time
F,f.n,yi yisd,in-urNtto nothing. his plny being
Nn.n ans what his previous work had given
lrru reas ln to expect. but in the llth in
4 "a H. IA x.llf ia
rH.. .r' unboun lol applause. When the l7tn
inrH .srl ihc buttons showed Dion at CO.
lnls Nten at A.
Ti.u followed long AMI drcary season of
rui ia- poor play ms WAS ever Witnessed in u
rusi .n4lt'h for gold and glory. In the eight
isn'n.- irnm the eighteenth To the twriity-hith
ir in-.,r. Dion scored hut II points. AMI Srx-
lr.f The latt r hu ! been under cloud from
la.. .l iut. in closing the twonty-siNth in
nIa-.a .at'rJ0t ha 4 made hs il.th successive 0.
.t..n flrthe first timo 80 give evidence Of
uela iDM bus hand lad not lost lis cunnlng.
rar,flS y EXECUTED draw shot brought the red
InlwaIt. c'thcr near the northeast corner Of
u,tfi.. ANA ly thc dclirutc skill that comes of
raiy .rl te'' the player Kept them well In
tanl. ar.yu- t.en s'ut.y alon- Town the table.
Il rt. i.eu stpara;e only after they had
fei. ltm 81, lir WIS now well in advance.
rls-t.l. opponents si. This WIS grateful
iei.f ,.e previous monotony. and 1t was
su|yu .a..wioi.ed rs the spectators.
I'll -r4aN 49, was destined TO 10. soon bcatcn.
T. rurI ih inning Dion. BY q series OF
Ir.r.. sh.'s brought the balls into easy
tan- aul ilayel ther daintliy for Il. at which
IuAiAe ig... them. Playing from the spot be
ti-u.l ,n.w account. but closed his run with
y. ..ls per. .rnlu., this work he was moro
Ran D. l." .nnoy "a hy tho kissing OF tho spe,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
The rnec, OF sun,,rh, In the White House.

WAsHISGToN. May 3l.-The first result OF THH
suSs publication that Private Secretary Roscr,s brother
was e,kns the Chicago Custom Holso l. an snrouncc.
ncnt this afternoon that Andrew RoI,rs the vOthcr In.
law has Withdrawn tton the race tIc fri id,ui having
expressed his di,AppfuNh of having more than one
kor'rs under pay and Wutns letter, ou GuN,rnmrnt
stationary At ONO. L"cHns iuvnds Insist that h.
chances tor the position mr. excellent l.h authority Is
quoted for the PROT able onrr ~ tis POSITION - William
Henry smith IN case he Is wiiiins to acccptiL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
swimming 20 his Death.

Twelve pupils Of 81. Francis Xayicrs College,
West sixteenth street. including Michael Kelly of 30
West Twentieth street also an acoiye OF St Francis
AnNcL- 'hurch, went To Oliohukcn uswim on Decoration
bih Ihr, cho~ iht hnis near uctcfr. landing their
pAulh- place ouns hclN ,wnm iurthor out than any
o is com anion,. notwithstanding their eric, To him Ia
return suddenly he sank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

Pueblo, Col. May 3O.-In prcss kilograms of
to-day ihsw appears statement mnic hy Gcn. II ?
halter TO the effect that hc niihyr Owned nor expected
g. owu Hu inch of land IN rhurnio In iAc ft,nrI, If
lu'hn county niitnls "a NHHu''' tftl uNn Ni4Iiu
t't- f." hD iauiu hutlr uf si"i~ ul iiui. lH,
diced b. litrl AIlfl -I 1871 tnd tntIr Dfl N.r o.
.NW i.at B. !, not bona riy. I.e cout.llihu Nis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
The Lincoln Tomb Honbe.. sentenced.

SrmNGf1rp. H.. MAY 81 At midnight last
n. t ure et,r OF ilush., aul >luln- 90, lacru l,l,h
r.hi.r.wI. -t'ru iurfIrN niI ttAty uu.y l,i.. 4
HN'ru.tu u tuuN Inr fI.0uers Nrrc sentenced 10 unc
20. tn.h iu t.r i'ft'elaat!.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
The Bond street savings Bank.

ALBANY. May 3l.-ln the cnsc Of the People
at The Boni Street savings Bank uf New York. Justice
Iandon ha. granted an order authorizing willis Paine
NtNtf Z" g ia int' un Willow street ant Nanlcrbi
avenue bfunhA %. rii premises on chatham street New
lNih N~ ~ order hnilNfl pug the receiver hd to
Tie cAt't tlfr on cci Lfn othcr property be sold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Thcre were Arya
diuonal removals IN the Bureau OF Engraving Prnt
INK today -Four chiefs OF divisions in that bureau ", ~
ho- The nuinh'r dismissed. and their places Mll L.,
supplied by new men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

IoNpoN MAY 3l.-A Catboiir church I'm WIGS.
r'Nl. t.al uuthA rI Pos, %. Wa, .tiu.t lN i-i ,u
sthII ID.lHs ~tNl.' NiN lrfNlus .ND re Aii.I aUl
aNaut ,eNcuil ,cuou,lN Injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

Christian Mulor.aG @ rwnu ,ho.makor. ~ thc
il'ur. turrc',rll' 'l.u-, nt h.I.I 20. We head
AteiDll.4. n, Ml-1i N.4fr ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

For immoral cnnlu" on the plrt u hor hus-
Jn'ell 'uui.-. ts 1.'i.. rnt .nlno,os u s,,r rLay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

A. Umu.t'- NJ. G3': G.G}t;9, s;l2
A. ~ .sI V e- 30. - ,o., = -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

Weather once Prediction.
ttfnu1l lrwp rfurr. '!-ag Jr partly cloudy
V H.II.f. H'|l .t.iINI.t. Nl.l-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01
Secretary Ev.r,. to Take vacation.
Gen. Butler. Colorado Lnnd Purchase.

WAsHiNGroN. May ais, rotary E,aIts la
loit Washington 90 be- absent lcW days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

pnyilrd crabs. thrE'uulue. ulway- NJ Mnltlys
N,I"h - 'iu bcro II litruson st. ne, ed %, ,tcis
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
or drawing blood, with
very little or no pain.
Any person troubled
withC
will please write for tes-
timonials &C., from pa
tients cured. We war
rant q perfect cure.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-19
8atlroaGs.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday. Jan. lst, 1877. trains
Wllrun as folloWs, sundays excepted;
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls, At b:25 o. m.
and 1870 and $3.50 p. m, For Bennington, a:so
M~IXBD-Leaves Hutland at 7:so for Man
chester. Bennington and New York, via Troy
or jhIeYPs an ms springs ana Chatham; -
for Bellows Falls and Brattleboro.
MAIL.--Leaves 5t. AlDsns at 100 q. No., Burl-
tngton at $40 q. M, Ticonderoga at 1850 q. M,
arriving. at Rutland at 1l:IO a. m. Leave Rut
land 1910 p. M, for Boston, Springfield New
London and New York.
York via North Remington and Troy.
PASSENGER TRAIN-Leave Burlington 500
p. M connecting with trains from Montreal,
and ~: Adams, arriving In Rutland at 8: o m.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at $3.50 Pm,
Tor Bellows Falls and Brattleboro.
NIGHT EXPRBSS-From Ogdensburg, Mon
treal, ST. Adams and Burlington, leaves Rut-
land 0.os p. m. for rev York via North BEN
nington and Troy.
leaves Rutland at 800 and e:;o and sic
EXPRESs-MAIL-From New London, spring.
nsld, Boston, Beliows Falls, Troy and Benning
ton leave Rutland 2:io p. M, for Burlington,
St. Adams. Montreal and Ogdenspurc.
ExPRESS-Leaves New York at 500 q, m,
Rutland s.4o z m, for Ticonderogs, Burllng-
NIGHT RXPREsS-Leaves New York at s:oc
?. M, via Troy. and North Bennington; Rut.
and o:o Am, Tor Burlington, st. Adams, Mon.
trea and the west. Excepting SaturdA, nights
when II leaves New York at at SO .. m. and
Rutland 9:sg a. m., for Burlington, St. Albans
and Montreal.
MIXED TRAIN-Leaves Rutland at CD An
for Burlington.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Bellows FAlls AZ B.ot
=. M, arriving In Rutland at Q 30 q. m. and al
s:45 p. M, arriving H. Rutland at $50 D. m.
Tr6lns leave Burlington going east, for mont
pener, &C., at 1880 a. M, 1875 q. m. and 10 .. m
Trains leave Bellows Falls going north, foI
White River Junction, &C., at $40 a, m, ane
11:6O AIN, and 8 90 and 11:2o p. m.
- Sleeping cars are attached to night train
oetWeen st. Adams and New York.
st. Adams, Vt, Jan. /, 1871.