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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
TIE STORM RISING.
Wells Thinks that he Can Force Hayes TO Re-
verse his Southern Policy.

flOM ne Ner Oficrrs Deriornt
There were indications Of a storm ut the
Custom House yesterday. in the ncighbor-
hood of the private Office of the Surveyor OF
the Port Ex-Gov. Wells was in tho con-
ditlon OF mind OF man who feels him
self hard pressed by his enemies and is de-
tcrmined to fight. He had lis war paint on
and snufred the battle in the near future.
Tho cause OF his waflkc attitude was the
fact that the Grand Jury had ordered bills of
Indictment against all of the members OF the
lHte Returning Board. He was especially severe
upon the Judge who. he asserted. had urged
the Grand Jury 20 take this action. He had
boon awnre Of curse. for some timc past that
efforts were bHing made 10 procure the indict-
nirni li the members ~ the board. hut from his
thg mattnr would fall throu IN.
Wells. ON learning Of the Indictments. i'm
m"diht"ly engaged counsel To- take charge OF
his 'H-r. and the friends of Gen. Anderson
t"legruphrd to him 20 come 30 the city at
On'r ana give bond for his appearance A
soon As these prliminarurs are settled. cN-
Sow Wells and Gen. Anderson VIII leave
i9r Washington. wnero they .will lay before
They will Chen make an uppcul lo the Krpub-
l"an party, claiming that with the present
state NJ feeling against them. and with the
courts constut"l - they now are. tlev Will
have little or no chance for iair hearing. As
FAR as could be- gathered from GOV Wells. the
pan ip he pursued ia the event oi lni 1lnrnts
heing found WIS discussed fully during the last
visit oi Anderson 10 tac city.
They seemed To ave the impress ion that as
thy Pr sli.nt owed his position e. them, in
gr'ut measure. hc WIS bound tn seq that they
wrrr protected a. possible. 10 an inquiry as to
what the President could do for them. Coy.
Wells said that, II 1t became impprutiVely n"rcs-
sary. the President m ghtaiandon his southern
policy. unit" AL IN" elements oi the Republican
party. and on nicayor by some means to secure
tho recognition ~ The Lud ling supreme Court
"a tn" Legal Supr"m" Court Of the State.
WITH the Labelling supreme Court Gov.
Wells thought that the !, turning l3ouri mcm-
h'r- would hnV" ample protection. A. wild.
and as lmp0ss hle as su ma scheme appears
u has undoubtedly been dis us>ed seriously
10y Wells and Anderson. Can 1t be that tney
have il IN their power o. compel the Pr sident
70 take such pronounced action in their be-
hHlf
Perhaps there are dark secrets connected
with thu mannorin which the President reached
-" Whit" House, unknown II may he to the
ir Sideut. which prominent politicians dare
ngt permit tho light 10 sAinr upon.
Ihrrc Is ono & iu- very roitun. and that is
that Il GOV. Wells and Gen. Anderson are not
handled very trnd"r.y IN Wa-uIu-f IA, they
Will make su'h "a rumuu- that there viii be a
rattllu- OF dry bones IN hi-h llActs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
A SHOCKING CRIME.
A Young Girl Dragged from Her He'd into =
Field and Murdered.

GREFNsBuRG, Pa, July Three tramps
broke into the residence OF Mrs Martha Elder.
IA widow living in Unity township. Wcstmore-
land county. early this morning, and dragged
her youngest daughter from her bed. The
young woman was CARRIED into n field some
distance from the house. murdered. and
thrown into n crock. Her sister was awak-
rned 10y her shrieks and aroused n noigh-
bor who alarmed tho whole village by
ringing the bell Of n distillery and tho male
portion of tho population were soon in
pursuit OF tho murderers. Three men. who
were found feigning sleep under the Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad depot platform, were arrested
and locked up. In hearing before Justice
Robert Fox. the prisoners were unable to give u
satisfactory account Of themselves. and there
being 80 many circumstances To connect them
with the crime. they were committed Ia Jnil to
await the action OF tho Grand Jury next Septem-
Der. Mrs. Elder who has been of unsounl
mind for several years past. has sustaincd such
shock that she cannot Ircover. Thc murder
Of Miss Elder is the fourth that has been com
mitted in "A radius of "A few miles within the past
month, and the excitement il intense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Riding DIsREPUTABLE PA CEs.
One Hundred and Finy Persons ID Up
by Captains Byrnes and Foley.

Armed with warrants from Judge Duffy,
drawn on the complaint Of Mr.. Clay II. Koehlem.
Capt. Byrnes. with thirty police officers. last
evening raided The Gotham" at 294 Bowery.
kept by John Mathews and James Shepsey.
From tho rear yard. after obtaining ladder.
Capt Byrnes and Detective Sevin climbed to the
second story window. followed by Sergt Brogan
and Detective Doan, strong iron railing was
torn down, and Sleyin leaped through the win
dow. Seven gamblers sprang TO their feet and
Knocked Slevin senseess with an iron bar.
Then Capt Byrnes lcaped into the room and
received two severe cuts. Sergeant Began and
Detective BOlan followed. Sergeant Kcllaher,
who heard the cries for assistance, sprang
through the front entrance. and literally tore
down tho doors The gamblers were over
powered and the proprictors arrested. The
implements were seized.
Then Capt Byrnes surrounded James Ken
noys gambling house at GIG Broadway. Thirty
1--WE men were arrested there and q large lot Of
gambling implements were seized
Capt. Foley made 4 sweeping raid in his pre-
cinct at midnight. With a squad OF forty offi-
GERS in citizens clothes, he first visited Owen
Gcoghegan's place at 103 Bowery. H. captured
Owny" and about fifty mon The G.. plain has
sworn to break up this den. Antoine Walbeck's :
gambling house at Al Bowery was also raded,
and twenty men were arrested. Charles Sachs
place at 81 Bowery. one house in Hester street.
one in Canal street. and another in Forsyth
street were closed In all. 105 prisoners were
locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
A SINGUINIRY U'NDERT.fKER.
Shooting Little Children for Picking Cherries
from the Sidewalk.

LAWRENCE Mass. July IA. w. Goodrich.
residing on Elm street. had man picking chernes from
a tree In his yard yesterday. and the frut would
chance to fall upon the sidewalk Of the public street.
several little children would scramble for IL Goodrich
was in his house. and cnragcd the conduct Of the chill
dren he took down gun loaded with shot aimed 1t at
the Children and deliberately discharged 1t. The chill.
dren screamed nnd ran, and many people In the
vicinity hastened to the spot ami found that sew
cfAl OF the little were wounded Theresa
Nuonan, child ~ years old daughter OF
John Noonan. living on Turner street had
two shot wounds in her neck Richard Colapey years
DID, sou OF Michael Coiapey, 2l3 Elm street, had two
shots IN his lett leg near the ankle Thomas Mcsket
years old son u Widow julia Msskctt Elm street
was shot in the right hip and rght ankle and another
chi had his hip grazod with shot. drawing blood The
children were taken TO their homes and medical aid
monsh Nuhe oi thc wounds are very serious. The Mar
shal learned the facts arrested GOulrich and drove
u the police station auid the boots and eers the
crowd But Tor the determined manner Of the officers
the prisoner would dOubtess have been mohbcd Good
uch has been an undertaken Tor nearly quarter VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
STOLEN BOOks RECOTERED.
What the Jersey city Police Discovered Un-
der "a Steamship Wharf

Late last night Detective Conncrs of Jersey
City. while patroing the river front. discovered
two men acting suspiciously He cwatched them
and saw them leave the California steamship
wharf hurriedly. Procuring n boat he pulled
under the wharf. and there discovered nearly a
thousand books. OF various siz,s. piled under
the eastern end Of tho wharf. He procured
n coach. and with the aid Of tho night
wat 'hman piled the books in the vehicle and
had them tlken to the Police Central Onlee.
Chief Nathan examined them. aud they proved
e. Boz the pro red- ot "A burglary from som" Ger
man religious Publishing house. There are
about POO Bibles. with dark leather covers. 400
TrstimsntS. 300 roplcs of the Lutheran ,ute-
chism. and about 100 smnil story books. They
are evidently imported and bear the mnrk uf
trondnhl x son. The books are valued at
about $4,000. and are beautifully illustrated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
The Canadian Fishery Claim.

LONDON. July The Times in an editorial
article on the Fisheries Commission. SAYS so sum
should be- asked from the United states beyond that
winch We are prepared 10 maintain our rpht-that
which we l,irNc the commits ssiuner, would assign b.
ulDA Iud-Di correctly The possibility That they may
thtf. fu save iN'u-, ives some tloIlc AMI wlii
iN tahlua f'r cn-r hHl ami iffiug r difference
lciwtru what Wc ash aud what the iird states o'rr.
L. un reason Why wr should ask more than Wr are an.
uN,l io II concerns uur honor o i've better example
u ilr wnh 900 which Hu international law suit should Ice
tNui 'f'i Nu tr part of the Ilninnn Compared wlth
this thr result la nltirrot Indifference We shall
Q4i',lr lu ans n- winch n sumr way other settles
u' h.hrt question between The lned States and
selves nn rfrt'ns them from being asan lett open and
perpetual sAilVct lOr Us 10 quarrel over
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08

Peter @. Ackcrman, n lawyer. and Washington
Braistcd conductor, argued before Jusics
Duny yesterday Braised asserted that Ackerman was
intoxicated on the previous evening, and had nsuiteA
the Of Tenth car and when he inter
fered, Ackcrman assaulted him with an umbrella Mr.
Ackerman. who Is small man, made general DENIAL,
ana said hat the occr was wrong m arrcstng him. and
the conductor wrong in considering him to have
been intoxicated Justice Duy fined him s. but allowed
him 10 go IN promise oi payment In the afternoon Ack
crman turned To depart, but police officer under
staining the decision. grabbed him by the aud began
to haul him to the box" There slight scufiie,
but Ackcrman was finally allowed ~ depart lie paid
the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08

James Martin. who, for 500, was going to get
Charl'. : Smith situation AT go week. was before
Justice pun, IN the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
tcrla,. THE sl.o railroad bond which Martin gave 10
Detective Ferris secu4lty nr the bonus advanced n
hrili smith wu- rnunrd hy person. who sHi that
10 Wt. worth Sri Then tIrr, i,irt nl prOui o. dI.
ho'r- o ding nu the lnrt 0i Martin l csrsed with
carving tuIrtall weapons me sword ruir was uf,r
duot inl H,hou4u i+ iuut.el ur.uDi thltIt ,uuIu0t
be- prl.c have hrrn carried wlth inAlll ous lil.nt
lie Wa htid unIVr : i,i'H bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08

Too Much Club and Revolver Overlapping
his Olncial Duty.

O1lccr Clinton was in the Fi'ty seventh Street
r1ise Court sc,ieldu, with u T. liubcn ami John
Brennan who. Dee complained, had mien,rcd when he
chased several hoy. who wrr, makiue disturbance ~
rstavcnue and Ihir't IN street Yesterday lie .id that
Brennan had tried 10 axe away h club and ~ only
10y lr,-enuns ms revolver thft hD wa allowed g. pursue
ih' bn'- Hubert d,me' th, charge ami >ii that he
sHw tfntuu h'ht ~ imam Ni ft head. mat when
h.~ muhtr a.hsd tun % NhN ht Was iennug N. huv.
te unCtr beat her on t heat hDnliuh,tt int lfcr.
iiuis q -d that while un tr WAY g. fhc police station
t .ffrf DHnunun A hfauii,hrd hl- rN ami rNiut
ed 10 ll kWarl AZ nm iuA-lnart crowd. SAVING. htrp
back There Huf a Nt btNuti ~ re- I~f IHgtl. ana
the oh,cr Wa tUl that he hid usor,irpl,d hl. duty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Too Fond Of his Boarders.

Matthias Wennes married his second wife.
Clara, on the 2ith of May 1855 She widow. with
several children. and kept boarding house in Clinton
street Her husband lived with her up September.
1878 Among the boarders at that time two young
women. toward whom Mrs wcnneis thought her hus
band manes more than proper interest She naveiv
admitted the trial that she not which the
two her husband was fond oi, she sent them both
away. Then Mt. Ncnncis moodiy remained In a
BY himself and IN two IN, nhs deserted his vile judge
bonohue decided yesuria, that ~ the husband lid not
hmited divorce. and awarded her sl2 a week Tor her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Two s,or,e. Abm,, an A,,.mp, "a. Suicide.

Ernest Rirlt r. aged -. who has boon keep
ins small ano, store at -l1 East Houston street al
down M central Park yesterday and nrcd two bullet.
into hi, breast They ouprci u,t iluw the heart but
strul no vital organ Tive wound. dat nnt bleed Rich.
trl .. i the Presbyterian Hospital. r- uu. ana With
was tad ami !r dh not wish t"N'c IA, lreii, Young
Wiz ,uld ilHf Nt WIS ltrustulN IDaN.u Der witI.It
Utu>r n shc lnhtd Hnt ~ wind lr wt. sur, that
she wa. AAu-ii- slanre- with an admirer. II She
spoke to OF walked Mlfl man be- WAS dl.trct ,el
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Found Dead 10y the Road.ide,

Henry $. lIuwald. Long Island farmer on
cntsuus BROOKLYN Yesterday morning found the dead
body o man az Bu.hNl,k avenue ami HUI street. with
pistol at s siie. fhrce bullet hoo, were 90 iAc head
nnd iftc of hc chnmh'r, Of the revolver were cmpiy
The hNis hti nothing uu b. tn i'nu D. j. thar of
icr-On A.cd a Wifh iurN hll ll-it brown fuNu.tDhe
aud uli fr ir, .- 4 iu neat tArk la.' -t lAr Shoes
wlll snck u.-. white -rt Ihefr was SIM Fec stud
IA, -Aift h~uu Ills cun button, wfr 40 .it,r tn-r.t,
cd with ihr l,'r "N \ Derby ht' tuuni with Grape
va. un iltc iaN,uN u elHc uy. fue i~ul new aAi
"A bon l4ffIiI-rr the lul acts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Free school for Jewish Children.

Several wealthy Israelitcs Of the East Side
have established free day school In the Empire Houss
in Third avenue near Fortch street The Hebrew Ger
man. and French languages will be taught under the
auspices OF the Hebrew German Society No 2 the
bers OF which liberal, rather than orthodox. Jewa
The Rev Morris Cohen OF $50 East Forty ninth street.
will be Principal and instructor Hebrew German and
Hebrew scripture A competent French teacher and
expert needle have been engaged The school
viii he opened this morning There are accommodations
Tor sixty pupils about onchalf which number have
already applied tor admitancc. II II intended TO
part thorough knowledge Of Hebrew literature -
Ame an born children Oi Jewish parcntage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08

WASHINGTON July The action Of the Sec
rotary the Navy in letting John Roach to
build new boilers for two ships without advertising for
proposals, excited much comment here. Secretary
lh"mp-. has been making loud professions about the
ftiunns e Wa going To institute. ami how the vicious
lra ces OF S'cur kOhcsou 10 be discontinued but
ga tie lace ui uc II seems that he has given Roac
large contract without any competition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
The Cost OF the Mail service.

WASHINGTON. July THE amount OF mail
service under contract the ist Of July sl575
63s % per annum distributed geographically as follows
New England 81 Lila. .33i 81 Middle states Including
Virginia aud West Virginia. 80 321nsOi II; southern
states S2.7t2 iHi ~ Western States including Mis-
sour g. ~ ''S u Pacific States and the Territories
S-.t~ial ~ on the nrst Se ptcmtcr there will be
added to tc cost u the s2i 7 Tor the rece nj
contracts under the last proposals or
temporary service AMI further Increase during the
year Will be brought about by the completion u new rail
roads and The extension OF old ones
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Why Botty was Discharged.

Frederick A. Botty. n lawyer. was committed
for contempt Of court by Justice Dnkc In the Seventh
District Court the 2is ult and sentenced the
county Jail for three days, and fined 80 lie obtained
writ Of haheas corpu. and pending the decson
manied to the custody o Mr.. kintling his counsel Bot
~ huhnohbed with Counsellor knitting, who dubbed
"Botty : Jliur,' until yesterday when Judge DonOhus
dismissed the writ The lawyer, In the court
uced the twinkle in his ilonor's e"cs and understood
that botiy had served out his term OF imprisonment in
the company OF MIR kintzng Then Botty went to ths
Shcrin Oiiice. aud paid the fine OF $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08

The bankers Of the Manhattan Cab Company
have asked the jpp members OF the defunct New yorh
cab Company 10 take stock In the new company. aud
they confident that the s7iVlO worth of stock yet
remaining wil bee taken before Tuesday next The Earl
W RurNIu ana another uuhrnau whu- name u not
mentioned, the Hon Mar Er,kne. Mr. Frank ktvanash.
Nj ntsiut late u the Fs-f nif -. otq AMI others
twenty In am. have taken stock They propose to have
tie cabs running by the first Vi October
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Wholesale shooting of Prisoner. In Cuba.

HAVANA. via KEY WEST July THE insur-
gent ohie Morcon who was wounded and taken pfis.
oncr has been shot Remedies More than iso insur.
gents are ,ad TO have been shot being taken prs
oners in various actions.
Nothing has been heard OF Gen. MARTINEZ CampoS His
operations are apparently paTay 1cd The correspond.
enis OF Havana newspapers at his headquarters are
quite silent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
CLEARING OFT 4 SIZE.
The kecsrviiir National Bank Robbed OF
About $4,000

WHITEHALL, n Y. July THE Kecscville
National Bank was robbed last might by seven
or eight masked burglars. The watchmen were
bound and gagged. the vault and Marvn's
splendid safe blown open. and the contents car
riod away. Tho bank loses 81 900 In currency
81 900 IN the town of Chesterfield bonds q 900
m Government bonds. and 81 900 IN Essex
county bonds total. sljuOO. Parties who left
packages IA the bank ior safe keeping have
lot 10 the amount OF from i5uOuO To- $50 900.
Bills receivable 10 the bank and collection notes
were ALSO tax. "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Consrc..man veeder'. Family Troubles.

In the petition of Mrs. Kate Ncedcr OF 14s
President street Brooklyn the vie Of Congressman W.
vecdcr Justice Nelson yesterday decided that the do
should be amended. giving an increased allowances
Mrs Nccicr the support and education her
Thomas The amount OF tie allowance j. to be fixed
Monday when the decision % he filed II l. Understood
that the Justice Will e,v the privilege 10 the 10 elect
which Of their parent, they Will live wit ami that he
will recommend that both bows he school
brooklyn, and not be kept apart as they now MrA
NCedcr asked the court for 90 tor her support
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
SOME WAsHTNGTON TOPICS.
Seven Hundred Tons of Macerated United
States Notes and Securities.

WASHINGTON July Bids for the purchase
OF the accumulation of paper pulp amounting about
10 tons Of wet and tons dry produced by macer.
alton Of United states and securities and revenue
stamps, were opened at the Bureau oi Engraving and
Printing Of the Treasury At noon today There only
four bidders and the bids so low that though
m0re IrOnAule 70 dLslose Of The lmlp IrlNAln .Ae
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Three Men Buried Alive.

OMAHA, July 7.-Throc mon while working in
well on the grounds of 'ri-hion tr,csc. ul, after
noon, wrrc buried nlNc nj rrcnt depth. cnuNl ty tho
ltspulug tltu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
SWIM JuNice.


While Mrs. EzabethThorburn Of II East Ninth
street was walking through East Thirty NTH street. near
Broadway yesterday thas kicrnnn go Third avenue
snatchci her poo kcoa from her hand ami across
Broadway She screamed "Murirri nrcf police stop
thi'i and unrvr t.inaii rtpiufci kiornan In atew
minute, iu the j, irfsu NHrNtt Police tuult kierman
was counitt'd under sitpu iNl fhr poe thnok
L,iuDd usn hl 1hn ui, arrest, triA ANA commitment
occupied less than hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Leaving New orl.an. to Die In New York

G.. A. Jeifers. who was found unconscious
from the effects of opium barroom at a Whitehall
street on Friday, died last evening In the Chambcu
street HOSPITAL lie was formerly photographer, doins
aguud business IN Sew Orleans. but 10 this uity
thinking that he could better his circumstances lie
tailed. and Tue ~ns last hs mother aud wie returned
~ steamer to New orleans Alter tlcf departure he be
came dr.Vuul' ana WAS not seen his boarding
honse at l. NaNerey place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
Sale Of Boston city bonds.

BosroS. July The auction sale. to-day. Of
s23oro o Boston water bonds attracted sooi attend
ancc and the whole lot disposed of IN lew min.
nies The bonds bear per interest and are pay
able IN gold IN lvt The nrs hi was lbs amt bidding
soon ran up tu III nt Which rate TT'pl were sold The
remainder OF the lot was sold AT lluA, 10 nos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08

structed to steal the vote Of the State for Hayes
at any hazard and without regard to actual
count.
Tho proof ngainst sherman and Garfield Ia
impeachment OF the former. and the expulsion
from the House of the latter. Packard nso has
documentary proof To show that muny other re-
turns besides thoss ot Vernon parish were tam
prred with and forged. Tho object OF the in
dlctmCnts is tO secure n trial. whom all these
fats will he brou sht out in evidence. The
President IL reported as being mu h worried
and IN quanlary. He DOESN'T want the tosti-
mony 10 come ont. and will try and persuade
Gov Nichols TO shield Wells and his partners
in crime from the consequences vi their for
gcrics ana perjury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08

MONTREAL July Tn the Jacques Cartier
couniy contested election case which has been before
the courts some time, Justice Douon delivered Judgment
di.N,sint he t tuu with costs against Mr. tNruutnrd
ihe petitioner The Hon Mr. lAiAuine Is Minister OF
pculcd ~ The SUI r,mv Court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
O'LemrN Mmlk. ~ MiIes.

Fully 10000 persons were in the American
In.uiuie last evening TO O'Lary ON has last day oi
wAiknl j2Omics in -iS DAYS lie went on the track ai
ah,uti NJ Yesterday. and AZ ocock had scored '-S
miles. lie completed $50 incs at H.l1 + NJ and ~
ut- tui fNur al.. nnu hall at - 90 t'I. nurulns
mon il- niD nd- tUk hun IN tne TRUCK ll was very
weak ami cNhHu .Nd II nfiuhntd NJ, failure Go tho
rYiurins u hi, drawer lrh,t uINlus Witi wash
that lac tut on his hmh- thereby POISONING iAc skin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
The Government Insane Asylum.

WAsHINGToS July III is understood that
the appointment OF Superintendent OF the Government
Insane Asylum has been rendered 10 DR. VIM W. Good.
inr. the superintendent OF the Lunauc Hospital at
Taunton Mass and that he has accepted and will take
clarzc on Stpt J. d. Goudiug the first assistant
surgeon At the Government Insane Asylum to succeed
Nichols resigned from September 1853 April 1874
when he resigned " take change of the Taunton um
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Eject OF the silver Here.y on American
Securities Abroad.

LONDON. July The Economist has the fol-
lowing regarding the American 10 10 and 81 loans Al
uou- one cas, of people ook upon them likely to be
quickly redeemed others regard the issue Of four per
cont, .uuuk N tole suhgrnuA large Ia redeem more
than tr ptr cents u l~il year. 60 come
Others. as.n. deferred from investing m sN per
cent. hy scar un thcy may be redeemed IN silyerIn.
stead VI gold COM
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CINCINNATI July 7.-On Change to-day the
delegates to the National Board Of rridr instructed
~ submit resolution 10 the consideration OF that body
that the National HHhui uf ltitt respectfully RECON-.
tnrnd~ q" Iuuso,s such motr alton, of tNc Resumption
a. as shall postpone tp time % %, enforcement