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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-24
ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court of Allcgany county
holds its sessions on Tuesday of each week
OFFICERS.
Grief Jpdge-John Coulellan.
Aswciates-C Slack, Robert Bruce.
Register Of HHls--John Rhind
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-24

For Delivery of Mails-6.3O m TO M
Sale of Money Orders and Registering Let
ters--7 m to 8 p m tag Office closed ON
SunIavs
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-24
=. EsSEsgsissssaEgs,sssEzsa LIVER DISEASE
SIMMONS a2 3nI 10 Inai5 :,.,i .II pre-

] SIMMONS h and Indigestion pre-
| ~ IA -'A y w. 8vail TO II great extent
other malady, and relief is always anxious.
n sought after Ii the Liver is regulated
in IL. action health is almost Invariably
secured Indigestion or Want of action in
the Liver causes Ilpa iAriic, tonst patton,
Jaund:re, Pain in the Shoulders, Cough,
Dizziness, Sour Stomach had taste in the
mouth, bilious attacks, ralp'atIon of the
heart, depression Of cpirts or the blues,
anha hundred olhc: symptoms, SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR Is the best remedy
that has ever been discovered for these all
ments 1t acts mildly. ctectualy, and, be
ing simple vegetable compound, can do
10 injury in any quantities that it may lie
taken II is harmless in every way; it has
been for forty years, and hundreds of the
good and great from all parts o: the count
nv will yourIi FOR its virtues, viz: Hon.
Alexander IL. Stevens, of Georgia; Bishop
Pierce, of Georgia; John Gill Shorter, EA-
Governor of Alabama.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-24
IDo IA , PhRLOR ORGANS.
WeoHy1 t i75SST T :: ;S;S

III
Believing it to be BY FAR the best Par
Tor and Orchestral Organ manufactured,
We challenge any manufacturer to equal
them. The celebrated Golden Tongue
Reeds in this organ in conjunction with
the Perfected Reed Boards produce sweet,
pure and powerful tones. Superb cases OF
new and elegant designs. Ministers, teach
crs churches, pols, lodges, etc, should
send for price '.: and discounts.
Dealers will md it to their advan age to
examine this Instrument. 1t has improve
ments found in no other. Correspondence
solicited.
Best offer ever given. Money refunded
upon return Of organ and freight charges
paid by me Daniel f. Beatty both ways
if unsatisfactory, after test trial of five
days. Organ warranted for six years.
Agents discount given everywhere l have
no agent. Agents wanted, Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U S A
Dec 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
THE YACHTING SEASON.
,eper-J. b. Atwater, ~

1871
ACTIVITY AMONG TIE CLJhS-NhEN lhh hLuAlIA'
WILL TAKE PLACE.
NJ, III &c a., ,,,,,,.i,,.,I ,.ocI+ cluhs have
Nearly All Oh uiC Plln'iP"l S"'h' 'i"D' nav
arranged for their annual rcSdttaS, ana the ehthusN
and iutarcst which has deYcloped itself in Yachting
So -. h.. t;',,,,,,i ti,o Il, ~ ,,,,ros
sion that the to be very dull From present
ipd,oa,iors tho canning SEASON PROMISES 10 be one
''I"''"''O"' Wv -, a.. -,
OF greater interest OH INC wafer VIA" "'' W
last year. The number Of yachts TO he
,,t In commission and which will enter for tie
P"' i" o''"'''"' 90 -, nm, ,,,,,,s ,u a.,
rcgatas Is by TO means small ING .o ,''
rcgattas announce 3h increase III ,tC co. llH
anu I'D SUM C 49, ,t L,,so b, h,riit oti,rs have
tlS -. , :, ,, t ,,t,cr ma some Of t,ic
uttn cl'dIlt "'i Wv " g., ,,iafi a. VIII os
!""nhcl C'""S tl"l N' ~ 7, " ii,,,r - = Geo vim
ne y" = ht (l,i ,rhh 6ryys an evident defer
uc 'oiuh"i I,'h' N.,. -" ,I - i.i -, -. li,t
Iih9a 10 tHH sr'n Ir', , rri', W'iili.,, b,,'t
" !d'Hl7 'li, va 't-i I'm, 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
FREE BA1Hs FoR THE PE0PLE.

PREPARATIONS II THIS CGtY AND BEOoKLYS FOR TUE
GREAT USwASHED.
The experiment of furnishing The people Of
Ney-York ana Brooklyn with free bathing .ccommu da
non. has resulted so successfully m both cities that
se,,s were takcmas, Summer 90 increase tie facilities.
ApI,rolr atoms by thc Legislature amounting 90 $1,000
were made and four eAua baths were oriCr,d go ne
erected tor NcW-Yoik BIcoGyU looked cut Tor herself
the go,,d Of Aldermen making arrangements foI t.c
construction Of another bath o. l1rsr dimensions and
bette bull, TIN the one with VAS ia operation last
wear The EIGHT bath, for the two cities have ctlci
been c.mueted OF repaired and now receiving Their
fna coats OF paint in GOVtuus Bay. FIX VIII go lal"
commission ia NcwYOrk on June i the DINER TWO On Oi
Ofte baths in operation last year that at the foot OF
East FInIst used between Jun 10 ano Ocl L. bl
400 Al lrrOHr OF both sexes that 90 IN" foot OF Ntsl
Fleyrufl-si. by 3J~.6lS. aud that lu G0wanus Bay,
EroogNt D.. over 10000 Tie East Thirty -scycnih-st.
har 9c.olrirodatcd 26J people between Aug 10 and
Oct A aud that at GOuycrnUur-Slip, which was only
tbrr weeks Id operation, Was used bF over 500 bdihes
NJ lJrrest Of he baths accommodate go bows, $50
me-, o. about IS al once; the smaller ones not
80 t,yu $50 boys. Women com clcd 10 wear
80 ~ p, rInbrA On Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays
~, r m 10 . H. H. the baths reserved for women,
~ ,ti.r DAYS from a. 70 10 and on Sunday
frn,n = a u, 10 noon are gwen TO the men and boys,
~ iatious 40 far decided upon are GOuVciueulhp,
Hasf Fifth-st and East Thirty -sevthtst I~is hFer'
a. Refiuuest and West Thirty nun a., NORTH River
There IL still doubt as % where Tue sAth pain
house wiz 20 whether 10 the Battery or Harlem Inc
no. bath which IS being prepared for BruOHyn ~ SAID 10
h. very complete M It's arrangements lccItluE as Ihi
q possible the Inconvenience III TIC olneT If "a 'ee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
ALAwN PARTY AT THE POLO GROUNDS.

The season of fashionable outdoor amuse-
mcnts was pleasantly opened Saturday afternoon al
the Westchester Polo Grounds where polo, lawn tennis
croouet and shooting "Amt Sallys" clay ppS made
snort for participants and spectators The iete was
given by members OF city Assemblies The tIesn Serdie
OF the grounds. the rich toilets Of the ladieS, 10" n
turrs0le Marquee teuts the English coaches OF NJ.
Riycs Mr. Jaw Mr.. Fritscl and Mr.. Bronson, combined
L. complete the gay In tho polo llsts Mr. KIDD
bins Mr. Bronson Mr. BafOur. and Mr. Orrichs faced
Mr. Mott, Mr. jay, Mr. Bryce and Mr.. scott -Four
Games were played, and two we're won by each SIDE,
Alter The marty were tired polo, German danced
AT the clubhouse. Among the well known gue.i- ~'r"
William r. Astor and MISS Aston. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt GARRISON " Potter and the Misses Potter, MI
and Mrs John Sherwood, Mrs. h. h. stevens, MI anH
Mrs Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. and Mrs. ShattUck and miss
shatturk Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin Mr.. and Mrs:
Livingstone Nj. and Mrs. Buchanan winthrop MI ana
Mrs Richard King, Judge MonsOn, Mr. ana Miss IseiI
and Mr. and Miss Kernoclau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
GENERAL WAR NEWS.

LoSDos. Monday, May 81. 1877.
An Imperial trade has been published at
Constauiuopc suijcct.ug Houliussu!lans 10 military
service.
several Turkish Ministerial changes are considered
r,obabIc. 1he Champ Of Deputies has asked that the
War Minister be sent the seat OF wdF. At present.
however he remains at Cons autiuople.
cxpcdiuou un Ter Ft4l Pl-ht, which started from
Iols,iuiiuoYv Tor Susau-kleh on Friday consisted u
four large transports, four irUnc.ad ugItes one dispatch
boat 10 900 troops, ana uye batteries OF artillery.
The French EmDas,.dor, is now on leave OF alb
scuce j.. Fastening neru 10 explain the peac-i char
actor ot the new trench Cabinet Notwithstanding the
Que de Dr.az announces the in official circles
mere continues
A dispatch to The Daiiy Nc,rs from Cousaatiuople
says tr Deputies have violently attacked the conduct
ol the c.mpa "a IA ASIA tLc secrecy al TN authorizes
JAd tac u"u"c'y q! HiAn,d fds""' lHo "'''o -'"9'u
u!ucI scu-ttlul'
me Du.Ll atlrs's Bucharest dispatch says:
Every Gay makes 10 m.r. obvious tuat the Russians
are iu no hurry cross the buutr. Al Present al .Ic.
lol. teUu % the ImIts-Ou tndt up crossings idtncl
W.st than IlTroy,l dIt Itr hdyd 80 Dee attempted nti'ie
r.i, "A .uut ami proclaim not before tuc tlu reaches
Amy quarters auu.. o., Ih pr"AE1, thus clabilos
liin 10 WItn,,, tnc crossing Oi tine mann column.
ne ccss CORES oudcut al The Russian headquarters
at rloeisu tcIcsrapn-:
The cars coming join the army was altogether I'M
CXpsCct here Ihc auuuuuceutul created sun PRISE ana
s.i,iactou Tie VIII be- accom- .nird uy IA, CLyrNlc
Prince GorscLnhOii, ana great part Vi tNe dIpoA"u'
ClaLctlciy.
The Grand Duke Nichoas's departure FOR Bucharest Is
postponed ia consequence OF the cars visit
gnc sultan has addressed proclamation to the troops
sent to the Caucasus, sayHs nc utrusts 10 them Tie mis-
sion vi delivering tner Croasslan cO-relgoLsts nom
Russian domination.
fOrO.Acr fOrcigH Aers sac FIRST Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21

As charge OF burglary is impending over Msone 10
manded until yesterday and further examination OIL e ~
adjourned -,
yexnOton ava and sxtysHthst were thrown open yeSe
day for the reception Of the friends and patrons OF the ~
ton The ladies Auxiliary Society," winch taxes upon
itself duty VI supplying the linen used IN the hop
furnished the refreshments and entertained inc numerous
guests The leading citizens Of Ncwfork caen 10
show the interest which they in institution supported
almost entirely by the Hebrews oRoh to the sick without
distinction OF creed. ,,,,,
An action for limited divorce has been begun IN
the City Court by Mrs Minnie Cans against her husoAh
George p Cans on the ground Of extreme cruelty
The Common Council will appropriate $1,000 tor
the celebration Of the Fourth OF July and speca COM
moe Aldermen has been appointed to make the proper
arrangements
Daniel A. Robbins, father-in-law of Gen. Thomas
NJ Daku died on saturday morning his residence No. $40
Pearst Of paralysis of the throat MI Robbins was an ola
resident of Brooklyn well known by business men,
Great complaint has been made at the delay OF
opening the Fifteenth entrance to Prospect PARK ms
Is he only entrance that South Brooklyn residents are 10
have they naturally think should be opened at once
Charity Commissioner Raber holds a Sl2o,oOo
mortgage on the brewery SchOes and Lorimers assignee
to him byMrs Sophia Wierdt The latter commenced an a
saturday have the assignment and conveyance SGT
aside
Two weeks ago the Aldermen directed the pay
ment from the CITY Treasury 81 500 to Commissioner VII
liam A. Fowler pay the counsel fees and other expenses
incurred trial before the board on saturday Mayor
schroeder City Clerks office his veto OF the reSou
ton.
The dead body of n man found in the Erie Basin
on Saturday was taken Morge for identification The
deceased man was about years Old 81 feet high with emu
whiskers dark tweed silt and checked sht
red pocketbook containing 10 cents was iouhd III
his coat
The canal boat n L. Lee was sunk on the night of
Oct O nv collision tween the tugboats 4. :. Grant and
John L. Parker and child OF Capt Hobart OF inc
canal Hobart brought an action against
the the for the loss Of his wife and cl I'd the
supreme before Judge Pratt 1t was shown st Tue
owners OF the vessels dsregarded obas appeals for the
saving family fearing risk To their own property Inc
plaintG on saturday received a verdict Of $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The industrial and commercial meeting IN relation
10 the United states exhibit the Paris Exposition ~ SIS
which wa announced to De held TOMORROW at Room 40
Institute has been postponed until Thursday May "a
at p.
meeting of The Ncw-York Academy of Sciences
will De held is evening the school Of Mines, FOR hhh
FOurnavc. paper will be read by b. r. Cdnlei
"NptCs upon Choice Mineraso OF the enLsl fAiDl on
Na,cr-COOr drawings Dr. j
Newbrry will speak The Evolution OF the NOrth Amen
Continent
The last lecture of the course Of the NewYork
SundayschOo cation tho Bible viii be given this
evening Meas CHRISTIAN Association II al, az
Twenty and Fourthavc, by Bishop Matihe" simpson
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Oh the subject; me
Majesty Bible its REPRESENTATIONS OF Goa ana lilo
pans also Holiness in Prcccpt Promise ana IN the
EX; Y Christ
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p Q ST S C RIPT.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN

THE DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN.
TIE RUSSIANS BoMBABDING NIKoPoLIs-THE TURK
ISL FORCES GREATLY OUTNUNBERED.
LONDON, Monday May 81 1877.
The Standard also has the following from
various points The Turks have sent rccnforcemehts
to Nkorois guard against any attempted passage OF
the Danube there. On the LIST of June, all traihc
op Roumauian railways will be stopped to
allow the passage of and siege artillery.
The Car will remain at Bucharest until the end oi the
war He Will witness the passage of the Danube 10y the
main body of the army. The Russian comnissafIath
working rather enthusiastically The Russians occupied
Kraiova Oh Friday night and Otenitzl on saturday
Thcy will occupy Tun-Stikron and kaatat on Tue 21th
The Tn,cs's Bucharest dispatch, dated sunday, says;
Tine advance of the column of Russian infantry, men
toned in previous dispatches, passed Bucharest at
o'clock this morning. These infantry belong To the corps
destined to occupy the Bucharest and GiurgeYo pos
tons The Danube high at present that II "odu oe
difficult to place pOntoOn bridge"
/ The POSTS Berlin dispatch says Count Andra'Sy has
requested the Withdrawal Of The Russians from the River
Aluta.
The Taess Berlin dispatch says: The Turks confne
tlcir preparations 10 engineering the DannOan Tor
lresses All these being made more or less iOrnida-
be but strengthening their grisons detracts FROM the
numbers OF their field forces. with all the reinforce
ucpts recently brought up, the Turks II Il believed,
have no more than 200 900 combatans north OF the Bal
kanS to resist 100000 Russaus.'
The positions which the Russians have occupied near
Iraa will soon enable tn-m to prevent Tue luIklsh
gunboas approaching the shores OF the DobIuUa'
Tbs Nerss Gaatz special dated sunday says: To-day
a small RomGuiau irouclad was armed by the Russians
with four guns and manned with Russian sailors IL
reported the Russians VIII also use luer t"o Ic""n
ing paddle guubodt,."
TLe Daay Ne,cs's Ruschuk Dispatch dated saturday,
says the Russians are bombardns NicopolS' Inc Gov
ernor of Rustchuk has resigned aud left the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
THREE WRECKS OK TIE PACIFIC COAST

BOsroS, May 2O.-A dispatch has been re-
cclycd announcing tho total wreck OF the snip Uncle
Toucy Capt. Woodsdc; the Geneva, capt McLoou' ana
the bark Shamrock capt Panuo, on thr coast OF Peru
No particulars have been received. The Uncle Iobey
was 1893 tons register aud built III 1906 at free
port Me. where she owned. The Geneva was l,J3'
tons register and built in 1874 at Bath, Me- where
she Was owned. Tue bark ShmrOck Gbl tons regis
Ter WIS but at Belfast, Me- 1862 aud was uAued "a
New lOIk by Mc,sls. IL. -. x j. L. BrOuKnan and
oilers. The ships Uncle 1Obey aud Geneva we're luly
iusured al Oihccb In Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
PROTECTING GovERNMENT TIMBER IN LOU
ISIANA

NEw-ORLEAHs, May 2O.-lt is understood
that company OF United states will De sent to
the Teche country adjacent 10 Cacasen, and win take
care the OF the Government IN that section
should force be required. The ogmen claim that the
action Of Marshal Pkn has been arbitrary and unjust
IN - A.ng ali logs found without regard 10 where they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
HARVARD ATHLETIC CONTESTS.

BOsToN, May 2O.-Ihe Summer meeting OF
the Harvard Athlete Association took place yesterday
at Beacon PARK The following were the contests ana
the winners:
Oue.m.Ic Run-C J. James Of 70 Time. SIN. 3G5.
Ouc-Iul. Wa'k-W. Learned OF 80. Time, Sn. j3&s.
Running H'sn jump. W. Hubbard OF rs. Hight,
feet o inches.
HaIi-,uic Rul-T II. Simmons Of 80. Time. I'm. lGs
CurioI-uui Uii,-E H. SIMMONS of '-0. Tim, j~i &c.
O.c-hUudred Yald Dash--B 8. Blanchard Of - Time,
lis.
Hurdle Race Of 100 YaId.-Keyes of II. Tine 2Olis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
YALE SPRING REGATTA.

YALE SPRING REGATTA.
A PLEASANT nay AND THREE GOOD RACES
[FRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
NEw-HAvEN, May 19.-The Spring regatta OF
the Yale Navy took place this afternoon at Lake saton
STALL about four miles from this city, large crowd oil
students and friends Of the college, including man!
ladies. were In attendance.
The first was a six cared barge race two miles,
turn about This was considered the great race of the
day and much interest conferred in IT, Tire entries
were entirely roln the academic department. and were
asfolows:
u-S1oRs soPHoMOREs.
"A Dorsiiner Dow, F. p. Livingstone t0ow)
G. Walker, j. v; tarweu
r. Murts, j. W. S "a, VS. U.s.
CT scilwab, 49,, A. ; E R,lt ,, mus u roke,.
I \. Bloom cox C. f. Adrich (cox.)
FRESHMEN.
c. p. wurts Dow, P King, F. W. Keator, -,
/ " 6eayer c. A Wright, W. X. INNS (stroRel,
j. II. Chase tcoX.l
After considerable delay in getting ready the signal
was given shortly before t. and the struggle began Inc
sophomores made the best start aud went ahead OF the
Others pulling 80 or 40 strokes minute. The juniors
followed after, pulling IS strokes while the Fresh
men closely pressed the latter, pulling about the same
number OF strokes this order they turned the stake
the souhomores getting in stroke before the Juniors
were fully around Shortly after leaving the STAKE tht
Juniors spurtcd closing the leaders, and drawing
slightly ahead Meanwhile the Freshmen were cleaII5
showing that they were not to be left Tar behind Al about
quarter mile the finish the Juniors sun ied,
buj, as they had been working hard all me way doMa
they not able to make Mp Tor the magnacGht SpTo
which the SophOmOres made jas before the hhSn nc
l3:s2 Freshmen. 1914. The time was the best ever
made on the lake. a., .
course, Tor which the following entries were na1e ~ a.
Ransom. -; G. NJ. Edwards, IS H. H. Donaldson ~
Hart pulling the fastest stroke ana gong sllsh'y dhr
OF me others At the stake Donaldson turned HISI ahl
son, l5:304 Hart. iG;O6; Ransom, l6;29i2; Ed"rd7'
l6.544 - ,, ,,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
RIFLEMEN AZ CREEDMOoR.

Two matches were shot at CreedmOOr on
Saturday. The first was longrange- competition-2O
shots each AT 900 and 900 yards for the Remington
prize OF $500 gold. j. r. Waters made the highest
score lab out possible 200. Col T. H. Sanford was
second with a score OF l42 The second competition Was
for The SyiT Of the Times moda firing 10 shots at the
200 ward range Col sanford made the highest score 81
Of a pOssDle 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
STEVENS INSTITUTE ATHLETIC FEATs.

The annual Spring games of the Stevens In
sttuc Athletic Association took place Saturday al
HoboEcn. H. suyd lam carried on large share Of the
honoIs; lac threw the hammer - feet lOl2 inches
Jumped IL feet a. inches, OHC-siXtu OF mile 30
eccoI., and put the shot" 30 feet Is inches. IN zach
case beating hs competitors. II. Hazard three VIC
tories by making tho 100 yard, dash IN ll4 seconds
throwing the base bail 800 feet inches, ana making "a
running high jump OF feet inches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
THE TURKISH PARLIAMENT DISCORDANT.
IoSbpS Monday. Nav u, 1877.

THE Standards COnstantnople special CORE
spoudent telcgrapEs am afraid We are on the verge
OF another COMP dctGL The relations betNeen the Porte
and the Chamber so strained that the
Chamber will probably he closed The Deputies recently
made violent attack the Porte, alleging that the h
nanci envoy WHO was sent 10 Londoa corrupt. o.
lO2 members all but Two voted censuring the appoint
mcut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21

by GO feet outside end 40 by 90 feet Within contang
* dressing rooms Its cost, estimated by A. g. he
Merritt the building engincer, will be $l362o, nearly
81 900 than its predecessor PROMISES OF
live swimming trials with all sorts OF prizes, nave az
ready been made by the bureaus having the baths III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNIONS.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 2O.-The twenty-
second annual meeting Of the Catholic German CentH
Association OF the United states in Father Mathews
Temperance Hall this morning 1874 delegates beng pres
ent II ia understood that among the important meas
ures be acted upon by the convention VIII De tne con
sderaOn OF proposition To consolidate tue German
and Irish Roman Catholic benevolent unions INTO ono
grand organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21

CHICAGO, May 20.-The United States Mar
shall acting under orders from Washington, yesterday
morning attempted TO attach the property and effects OF
A C. Hesing. H. b. Miller and Roelc, Juuker & Co.,to
satisfy the judgments obtained by the Government
against them on account OF Illicit whisky operations
hut unable 10 find any property, ana was III
formed by the parties named that they had hoho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs IN
BROADWAY
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gilsey HOuse-Lord Duiferln, GOveroT-ueheI t ~
Canada and cx Con gresham Ell Perry Of Albany kte'u
Honsr"Rear Admiral Charles = Boggs, u 5 Saw ' jJ
I Ii,u Gov William DOrsheiIner- rpm Ate"He HgS'
FxGov Henry Howard Of Rhode Island, Jungo n
Spencer OF syracuse and L. d. sweat OF Ma,o ,
ol1s Uos-WIliam H. Seward Of Auburn, N .CtdfernYH
UIfsi Cam Join H. Upshur 4. Navy NIrterdm H p
Gen. Edward H. Ripley of Vermont pdHu H0e'-iioi'
r. WaterhOuse Haw kins Of Princeton College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
NEW-ENGLAND MILITARY STATIONS.

NEW-LONDON, Conn, May ZU.-SecFttdTy OT
War McCrary Gen. Sherman, Mai-Gcn. Hancock, bng.-
Gems. sawtelle ana Tower, accompanied by Capl'
Mitchell aud Lieut.. Green, aids respectively 10 hsi.
Iaucock and Secretary McCraIy were IN hcwlTnc.h
Yesterday on official tour OF inspection OF tue military
sIaIinns In Now England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
FAST EXPRESS TRAIN.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.-Ihe pennsylvania
Railroad Company now rnn last express 'Iih Iio,
Cuc1Vo for me Fast leaving that city at p. NJ ana
arriving 1T Baltimore ut 1870 the following evening"
Washington at p. M, at Philadelphia az p H., anu "'
NeN-YOrk at 10 p,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
A RUINED LIFE.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 20.-Henry b. Wood,
age 90 clerk IN Bags brokers' oihce has absc0ndea
with - 500 raised by forged drafts on NEWER 10
ward Of 5000 has offered for his arrest He was sc
companied in his flight by woman OF bad character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
4 HOLY WAR PROCLAIMED.

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Reuters Constantinople dispatch says; The
Shcik-ul-Isam has proclaimed holy war against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21

There il 30 much talk about II that the truth
might as vcll come out at Once-tul Hamilton j. j
g. Baine's glandmother.-l Rochester DelnOoIdt aud
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POVERTY OF CHICAGO WHISKY swNDLERs.

that the whole question Ia In the courts officer OF
which will be quite sufficient 10 enforce its DEGREES.