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New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
WASHINGTON.
STONE FROM BUTLER'S QUARRY.
AN INCIDENT BOTH MYSTERIOUS AND SUSPICIOUS
TIIE NEW PAVEMENT CONTRACTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Congress at its late
session appropriated S25OOO0 pay for relayng worn
out wooden pavemeuts in this city On Saturday last
Advertisement inserted in the Washington papers
inviting bids Tor stone block and bituminous pavement
10 be laid in certain streets In accordance with the first
advertisement and the specifications furnished by the
engineer in charge OF the works. bids were to be opened
Saturday Of this week and the contractor to whom
the work be assigned TO be required 10 begin
within ten days aud to complete the wqgk within 80
days To-day the time for opening the bids has been oN-
tended May and the time for beginning the work
for 80 days
one item Of the specification calls for 1G,023 square
yards of stone block pavement of a particular descrip.
ton, to be laid seventh-st. Now, strange as it may
appear firm Of contractors in this city to have
confidence in their ability obtain the contract
that they have already purchased stone Of the descp
Ou called for from the quarry at Cape Ann, in MaSSa
schooner loads of I already their way to Wash
ngo. The first Is expected To arrive here tins evening
M other wOr, in which such stone he used Is con
tcDpatcd in Washington Other contractors who in-
tend to hid for this work express the belief that IN some
way which They do not pretend 10. understand
these particular contractors must have had Information
in advance of the kind Of pavement to be laid ard the d
mcnEuns OF the block required and must have good cause
To feel unusual assurance In the auiity 10 outb1 all
other competitors Otherwise they would not have taken
the Ii,k getting ont the stone in advance and ordering
ii shipped This city even before the advertisement in
from Gen Buffers quarry is Of iclf suspicious crcum-
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Republicans Both OF these gentlemen testified nj con-
siderable length before Mr. BoutwelPs investigating
Committee. From this testimony 1t appears that they
not carpet-baggers, but reputable gentlemen ana
that Judge Chisholm in particular was man OF means
owning 10000 OF land He had lived IN Mississippi
since 1916 and had been in the Southern army, nut was
a Republican lie is reported to have been in iu sym
pathy with the Presidents Southern policy. Judge GUS
holm candidate for Congress III the last canpang'
and stumped his district. The testimony in the Misss-
Sippi investigation represents that his life was oftcn
threatened aud that thc day 0f election he was NOT
permitted to vote in lis town. His house Is si 10
have been visited that day, AMI 10 have been hLtd
into the day previous by awless men After 2tyiE his
testimony, Judge Chisholm expressed fears OF asssn-
tlOn. -
NOT A CLAssMATE OF WEBB C. HAYES
An absurd report is going the round of the
newspapers the erect that The assistant treasurer
at Cincinnati, Mr. Stem, a classmate Of Mr, "ebp
G. Hayes at Cornell University, and that he had recently
spent time in visit at the White House. The H.
ference drawn from this report has been that although
the President refused to appoint his relatives to office he
was still willing to follow the example OF President
Grant and give his the disposition Of an important
place for college classmac. II happens that ASSISTANT
Treasurer Stem Old citizen of Cincinnati, past
middle asc while Webb c. Hayess classmate Is young
man Just out or college.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
cRlMEs AID CAsUALrLEs-pY rELEGRArH.

ST. JOHSsBUBY, VI. May 2-Goy. Fairbanks has
resped John +. Pasr Ult the Tst Friday IA April 1879
ELLSWORTH, Me-, Nay 2.-Thc trial of Edward NJ.
smith, the murder oi c rm family began here TO day.
Troy, n. Y, May The body OF Mrs. Phllander
Bull ded Congress 81 Ia this city was found this
orng suspended aour "a her troat cut uon ear to
ear whether u OF dicr on suicide.
B0sTos, May 2.-Jamcs }. X. Ieames, clerk IN
POstOn here arrested % day for stealing pack
of - letters. lie taken before Commissioner haueiL u
hell In Of 5000 eXani- atom Oh SATURDAY
81. LOUIS, May Edgar Nj. Moore, the boy w.O
sAot aud kiled abe Han b. girl TEeater ComQue,
about year ago hO convicted oi murieT and sen
b. hangt June hA had lila sentence eOaGted 10
imprisonment for lie.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
CURRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.
REFORM N PENSION AGENCIES.
,......... NJ. - TO-

I'm making the contemplated consolidation oil
pension agencies those at Albany, Brooklyn and can
auJaigua viii De abolished, and all pensions now lad
from those points will be transferred to the office at New
Yorl, CITY, In Pennsylvania cne OF the agencies nj
odelrla ana that at Pittsburgh win be abolished ana
all usion I'm tue state VIII be paid from the remaining
ono in Philadelphia. This re.ogE il rs minated al inc
Pension Oaice Is only tie beginning "hd win 'he PC
ON, s,stcp, ~ rayDg all pensions by check upon the
nearest United states depository il may be possible 10
make even further reduction t6an that 10" cohteh-
mated and probably TO abolish the agency system en-
tr.lv ana to pay all pensions Gn%ct IRON tAe gul'a',
ttra,,,,b thn poei Office The actual compensation 10
neGu agents j. not as large as their nominal SiaI 90
iyuId ~ IN To- ulyfe because out OF them lS nave 20
ray lars oi their CLERKS and postage on thch Foeh-
clS ana checks.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
FRESH RIVALRT WITH NEW-YORR.
THE ERIE RAILROAD MrNIsTERING TO PHLADEL-
PHIAs TRADE
IuY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TuBUSRl

PHIAS TRADE.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THg TEIBUSE]
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Ihe Erie Railway
Company IL lookin. out for export business from Ili-
dephia c. r. blanchard Assistant Receiver; j. y.
Trister. Coal Agent; T. T. Hopkins, Foreign Freight
Aren't M N,w-York; ]. II. Redman European Agent at
Liverpool aud H. Il. Ddval, General Manager or the
Great Western Dispatch Company at New-fork, arrived
IN this city this NOR ing This afternoon meeting was
held al the Office O, the IAhigh Valley Railroad Company
there were present besides those named, Mosss Charles
uartshornc Yicc-PreslJcat OF the Lesh Valley l"ii-
road. T. Ipwrie Bell General Freight Agent
Of tbe Reading Railroad. Company; rms
clark General Freight Agent ol the Nolth
panusylvan.a Railroad and Mr.. William Br0cle, agent
af thp dominion line Of steamers between this por ana
IiyCrpool Arrangem ug were perfected nN Wnl'h Iie
Frie road will by means OF IT. Western connections Oc
enabled to secure additional relGns, to Dc brought
gav of The Iehigh Valley and Reading Roads to tlls
mort and here shipped ON the Dominion steamer, LOT
Iyeruool THIS urang ment creates direct competition
vim me channels of export trade ALREADY opened by tie
PrnpsyiyaIi5 Railroad and American steamship ON
many and Is another step IN the Q"NtopWcht uI lia
drlDlI'It trade ms against New YORK
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
ROUMANIA AND THE PORTE.

A FORMAL DECLAEATIUS OF WAR PROBABLE-KAL-
AFAT EEOCCUPTD.
MANCHESTER, Wednesday, May @ 1877.
dispatch from Vienna to The Guardian says: 81,
is stated that Roumania will declare war against
Turkey"
LONDON. Wednesday May 2. 1877.
The TelcrdpFs Vienna correspondent, commenting
ON the announcement that the BoUmaman troops
had returned to Kalafat, says: 1T appears as if
Roumania considered the ratification of the conyeu-
ton with Russia as a declaration of war against
Turkey"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
AFFAIRS ON THE DANUBE.
AFFAIRS On THE DANUBE.
TIE TURKISH COMMANDER ENiPowEEED TO CLOSE
THE RIVER TO ALL NAVIGATION

LONDON, Wednesday, May 2, 1877.
The British Foreign Office publishes a dispatch
from Mr.. Layard announcing that the Turkish
commander on the Danube has been empowered bg
the Porte to close the river to all navigation, to
dctain on requisition neutral vessels subject to IN
Identification, or order them to repair to or leave
certain ports under pealty Of total coniiscaion OF
adopt any measures rendered necessary by military
exgeucies.
KIsCHENEFF. Wednesday. Nav >, 1877.
TIE Car left here for Bender at II o'clock last
night. Bender is a Russian town on the DneiSter'
Part Of the Southern army is quartered thercJ
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Arms AND AMMUNITION FROM THIS COUNTRY.
The beginning oil actual hOstilitics in tho

INU UVTIWNIHE VI dV-U'T TO7TIITTI'0 III VIT"
Russo-IGrisn La, hpt caused the arms and amnu-
milton factories TN, country to abie their activity
The Union Metallic Cartridge Company OF Bridgeport,
Conn. is employed night and day filling orders colts
factory 1T Hartford, is said to Lave received large
odr from the Russian Government for navy reyGiyers.
Smith g. WossOu have lately plcted order for
100000 rcyoycrs for the 1uTlish Government Turk
sll officer who has been in Waterbury. CJur for year.
suueIutondiug The manufacture Of cartridge shells ~
tho factory uf Brown BIOthcrs stil OF duty
there The Winchester Arms Company MS the contract
Tor filling these shells. II j. stated that ycTa steam
sblls among them The john HEmaN, have lcft New
Iiaycu lately. destined fO n.tautuJplc Yet clearing
for another port, aud sailing under tine English lag
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Tur wAR AYNOUNCLD AT WAsnINGToN

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The Turkish Minister
Anstarcld Bey has received Official dispatches noiu
his Government announcing mat d'pomauc iei"'i'ns
-, ,ho snbIiu,e Porte ana the Gar of Russia have
-, hr,,o, off and that state of actual war exists be
tw.rn tbe two nations. lie has formally fOihmnhlcari
mis- H. al TO the Government vi the Uhed oldles iHous"
the Secretary of S,dte.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May "A general impression
seems to prevail this city since the departure OF e1
Senator Logan tis morning that his sudden departure
Las more than ordiuaiy significance. For some tlne
mast Il ba, been reported that the General hes been
,ged with the Enropean war fever aud only few DAYS
ao ,as rendered position Of trust aud honor III the
Russian army which he has decided TO accept Many Of
tho most intiinae friends Of Logan arr emphatic IN ther
denial OF the rmor, and declare that lc %iH irse lot
i m colorado where he viii attend IL his own private
hu
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
LONDON, Wednesday. May 2.
THE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA.


THE AUSTRIAN GovERNMENT INDIGNANT At THE
ROUAiANIAE CONvENuON-BCssIA AsSAILED BY
TIE PRESS.
LONDoN Wednesday May 2, 1877.
The DQily Telegraph publishes the following
sensational special dispatch from Vienna: The convcn
t between Russia and Roumaua for the transit Of the
Cars army is considered by ustroHungdry as breach
Of neutrality and the impression it has caused is such
that from the aspect affairs it doubtful whether
the Government viii be able to resist much longer the
manifestations Of public opinion in favor OF intervention
The press has never been violent in its language To-
ward Russia"
VIENNA. Wednesday, May 2, 1877.
The Easter. Epdg says the Russian and Turkish cir
cuars viii not be answered by ACstIC-Hmcary, as an
opinion regarding the justice OF the cause oi either
beigerent would be useless.
AReuter d,patch from Vienna says: "The PreSse be-
eyes that should the Porte persist in It's dosin OF eNpe
ling Russians from Turkey the Government VIII not send
al EnbassaIOr to COnstantinoplc"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

porting his Interpolation, pointed out that Russia had
invaded the neutral territory Of Roumania which had
been guaranteed by Europe practically stopping tho
freedom OF trade tte Danube. The enormous army
that Russia had placed in the field made II impossible to
foresee the limits Of her aims"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Tile ASIArIC CAMPAIGN.
DESCRIPTION or rHE CAPTURED TowN-THE MAIN
ROADS FROM TmE RUSSIAN FRONnER-RUSsIAS
he town of Baynzid lsee mapl, which the

DESIGNS.
The town of Bayazid (see map, when the
Russians have acquired apparently without resistance
is in Turkish Armenia adjacent to frontier 1t Is 10
miles from tnc foot OF AIara deemed the secohd
cradle Of the human large plain lies between te
mountain aud some PERCEPTIONS hills behind Bayaz'd'
The Plsha Palace Is On the summit of ciag overlooking
the town. This once splendid building was despoh'u
dnLins Ens.inn invasIon. TIE town has u taWualcu
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
e,,npT SESSION OF CONGRESS.

Tie impression seems TO be growing tnaC
the extra sesiou OF Congress will Dc short senator Ia
muds in speaking Of this subject to-day said tat he
did not see Wy IL should last longer Than iorhiEn'.
lie supposed The objects ior which II Us to ue called "'u
bs fully understood and he presumed at congress VIII
take up srd pass without delay the necessary
g.. au,akor Randall said yesterday, when asked lis
iiop ~ tl length Of the extra session, that he d not
believe it would bc month IN duration senator III
muuls has been reported one OF those Who "tIe OF
posed to tire PFcidcnvs southern policy ~" n th.u 10
,. ,.ryra f,-ly that hr presumed that ppEty 10 be
igbl IN yie Of the law ana tic spirit oi oui rpuptah
iusutuiious. aud thai he did Nc, Hiipprc lha e
of the Rcpub,au party depended upon military inter-
f.re Ia STATE.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
THE GREAT EASTERN WAR.
RUSSIA GAINING GROUND IN ASIA.

uosTuITIEs STILL SUSPENDED on THE DANUBE.
The Russian troops have captured Bayazid, a
trontier town in Asia Minor on one Of the great
highways leading to Erzerum. The garrison with
drew, leaving large quantity of ammunition. The
Apslro-Hungarian people are reported to have
assuu,ed more hostile attitude toward Rus
.a. Ii is supposed their Government viii have
20 Weld 10 public sentiment, which is favorable to
intervention The only act of war reported from the
nsnubc is the burning Of several villages by the
Turks. The Emperor Of Russia has left NschencI
fnr Bender
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
RIFLED CANNON FOR TnE NAVY.

During the past eighteen months the ordnance
Bureau OF the Navy Department h- bad 81 "i the od
,Ipootlb0rc clevcu-inCh guns converted INTO elShlbc
r;fsd Guns by lining them with steel tubes brl TIE wiA
VIII soon be suspended for tho want OF funds IHese
guns will De- placed ON ihe largest sMps "hc' Iu! D1
rttd ot during the next scal year. None be ttied
out This year "a there IA no money available for such
putpose The Government has nearly 1000 oi Old
smootbore guns on hand. many Of when can be con
yercd into efficient ric gunsf Congress viii make the
necessary appropriation. The work OF converting Ihose
aLov, mentioned has been done at the Cold b.. az
Iuuuderv opposciN rs' Point, y. Y. aud at the -tn
j{ostou IRON Works. The On,y American vessel BOW
armed with rif,d guns Is tie Trenton narhip OF the
-. .Hw
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
TIE MAssACKE IN MISSISSIPPI

Some of the Mississlppi Republicans who are
nov IN Washington insist hat Giliner and Judge ths-
holm who we're killed IN recent massacre OF prsor-
ers In Mississippi were murdered because they we're
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G600 REWARD will be paid for bottle
~OVV of any other Extract or Essence
of Gingerjf found to equal in fine flavor, pur-
ity, and prompt medicinal effect sanford's
Jamaica Ginger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cast Front, Largest oven Of any
Family Stove. Portable Iron Encased Reservoir,
Bakes and RoSsts splendidly, quickly, evenly
Ventilated Oven, Fire Box Bottom and Back.
Double Centres, Hot Blast Doors. Largest Fluss,
Splendid Draft, Longest Fire Boz, for long
wood, Hearth Swings, won't soil floors or carp
cts, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door, Air passes
behind durable Fire Back, Turn Buckles Draw
Oven Doors up tight, Oven Doors lined with
bright Tin, Heavy, Best New Iron, Won't Crs.K
Warranted Satisfactory
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CENTAuR
LINIMENTS.

Tlss iAuis cas- us hsa5ai aus tie wafl .lra usaas
wheas We roe know ast waAs fhc E4aftuf
k&plzeuis 81 de- EssF ssii naf saena aratea
boaes - raFs raaoer. hui ihty vi. eKtraei safs.
ufss. aAat pain safa Aheamsts@ snd lsFsff
rAnEn e. Gett, benf asa rnuece tshufats thsa
sHY sftacie eses before 4ihoaFrre3.
sess1tfsa sAlli eaunot 60 heg@ad be Effects 81
tenss rsn&skshis ffspsrateas ChFgHir khsns
MtiAsM ~ NsAnf yests Eiaa4iErs hggrai II.
Weak Back. Fever sores MffFsnN hinht as
Nr4sst a, atea breasts. Distorted Joints ami
tpfssaed Labs e The uofsi Kind sre cured by
tae white 0outAaf ianameuL
IL ST. dsstres she pksa 4na heal without
sohr ~ ordinary hurps ADD sraids II all IS.
traas ths paispn N M.tts sad stiase, anl ths
tfsss froW Frozen fAmbs II skStfg sf6cAcous
- IaucAs. Tootbachs Itsb aHa Cgfsseous
Eruptiams.
Ne Josiah KestAks. q Masssfills. %. writes
'fef suAfs nay Akeumatism has boon bad
that hsss bosn unahle a. sir ffam tie hsnse.
The ifst thfoa bottles q Coutsaf iiuiment sn.
sblsd me % vail without my clutches. ] an
msn1isg raiAdlg lthiak F9uf Laasmeni simply
msfvtl
g n nenae,i, prasgist Rock PrAue. No..
sAys
''CeaiAar Iahimsnt aelis bestog aud gives the
besi sAusiaciion 81 anything Ia the markelr
What the DentAnf Liuimeut has done for 9th.
trs II wla d. for yon. II u handy, reliable and
cheap.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
III Low US PILL q
Invariably esfe lhp following Diseases
Disorder of the kidnNva.

IN ~ diseases anpciing these organs. whsthst
they seetsto SEQ mech or too little wsisf. ut
whether tbey be afncied sith stone o. grave,
~ elth aches apa pains settled IN tbs lains over
tbc feg,uaH ~ the kiineys these iills should
&C. tAkth aoearding % the ptintsd afecneaa, aad
tAo Ointment should be eel fuhl'ed snto The
small Of the back 81 bed time, This tresiment
val glsc almost immediate relief Whsa al ether
nfgans hkpa faftaB
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose q Co.,
&c Dey st., New York
CastOria.

IL ID mistake to suppose that Castoris is not
adapted TO grown persons rs well as children.
They only need to increase the quantity. But
children have so many complaints for which
Cast0riA is Adapted-like wind colo, sour stom-
ach, worms, letter, teething and Group, that II
IL especially recommended for them.
It's effects are moro certain than castor oil.
contains no alcohol, and is as pleasant TO take as
honey. 1t never gripes. BY regulating the
stomach and bowels, IL cools the blood, cSpels
worms and prevents feveriahnes., quets the
nerves and produces health then Of course
children can sleep IN quiet and mothers can
rest.
Castoria is recommended by all physicians and
nurses who have tried il, and il Is having rap
IDLY increasing ste. Il is prepared with great
care after the recipe Of DR.. samuel Pitcher Of
Massachusetts, al the Labratory OF J. d. Rose
CO., 46 Dey Street, Now York.