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TRANPs UNDER CONrRACT.-Tne Ma
comb, Ill, Eagle says:-One hundred and
eighty tramps - three carloads - passed.
through Macomb on the eastern bOund train
last Wednesday evening. These tramps
were switched of on the Rockford road az
Bushnell, and taken TO Davenport, Iowa,
where they are under contract TO 40 into the
harvest fields, and they will work their way
through Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan aud
Minnesota, the harvest season in those states
lasting about three months. This gang of
men came up the river by boat To q lincy,
have lheii Officers, and are under almost as
rigid discipline a battalion OF soldiers.
About one-thir OF tie number are negroes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-31

SUICIDE OF WEALTHY NEW YORKER.
Mr.. Leon Furniss, a scion of al old aud
wealthy New York family, committed sui
eide on Friday night. Mr.. Furniss hal a
large number Of friends ia society, but had
gradually become estranged from them on
account OF the violent temper aud intemper-
ate habits which OF late had characterized
him. He was, however, OF very liberal dis
position, and though possessed OF a large in
come, variously estimated at from $4,000 TO
So, 600 year, he always was IN debt before
the end OF the quarter. He had been
estranged from his wife for several months.
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EMIGRArIoS To LIBERIA.-A meeting OF
four thousand colored people was held sc
Charleston, =. C., last week, 10 promote en-
igraiion 10 Liberia. The speakers, who were
chiefly colored, argued that there was not
loom in the south for both the white and the
colored population, and that In the south the
col0red people must continue 10 hold an in
ferior position. \ proposition was male To
form a joint stock company with a capital
OF $500 900 for the purchase OF steamers 20 bs
used FOR emigration and trading purposes.
Subscription looks was open ii July -. The
meeting was quiet aud orderly and appar-
emily in a. rncst
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The MRHkAfa

BERLIN, July Sl.-Herr Kurd Won Schlo-
ger, German minister to the United States
has left here, returning 10 Washington.
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HE CHAhTEs OAK COMPANY RFoR-
CANNED The special committee eN amin
Ing tie Charter Oak Life Iasurance 4 PM
pany, al Hartford, Conn report the good
and uncertain good assets OF the company a.
ss,26,GE1; uncertain, $500 "a; LIABILITIES
sDS62, 5aI. The committee say that under
The msnag einent OF lac highest efficiency aud
the recuc1on OF lis expenses 20 the lowest
possible point the c mpany can be made 10
pay It's j" gal Liabilities IN fun. The company
has therefore been rcOrga niyed. with Hon.
MARSHALL Jewell, Hon. W. W Eaton aud
Elisha johnson, directors: ono vacancy 10
be filled hereafter. Mr.. Jewell was made
president. The petition for n rec. yer viii
now probably BE- MiihlrnMn.
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ARREST OF NOTED FORGER-Bradfo
d Clark rad to be a well known Boston
forger. and who is charged with forging a
prom Is sorry note on the firm of Winthrop,
Cummings m & Sons, OF Philadelphia for
"a, 200, has arrived in New York from Bait
more, where he is further charged with forg-
ing the name of Mrs. Dandon 10 promiS-
sorry note. He Is member of q Boston drug
finn. and has brother living In New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-31

MAJcR GENERAL DANIEL e. SICKLEs,
United States Army, and Count 1. F. de
Pourtales, of the French Legation at Wash
irgton, have arrived In New York from
Europe in the steamship Germapic. Gea.
Sickies has returned to New York to stAy
and will resume the practice OF law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-31

TIE WIDOW OF the late General Custer has
come east TO be present at the final intermeut
OF her husbands remains at the West Point
cemetery. The gallant Indian lighter il To
lie in the historic little burying ground next
TO Major General Hartsuff. Two generations
of Indian fighters are thus brought together.
Hartsun fell in the Florida everglades,
pierced by three Seminole bullets, about the
time Custer was born. he lived To he washed
ashore i'm the Lady Elgin disaster, and To
receive another bullet at the heal OF his
division at Antietam; but he carried the
Seminole bullet, as we'll as that from Antie-
tam, with him 10 his grave. The time for
the ceremonies connected with the nnal
burial of Custer has not vet been fiNeI.
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DISMISSED. - Two ellknown custom
cause. Their names are q Mr.. StOkely
clerk in the bureau of liquidation, and
VIM. Rogers, clerk in the fifth division. The
charge against them was the receiving of
money from merchants in order to secure
the speedy passing of goods.-lM Y Letter
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A IoUNG MAN FROM NORFOLK KILLS
HIMSELF IN BALTIMoRE.-Henry Seiber,
il years OF age, from Norfolk. Va. died yes
terday morning ~ O'Clock at Decker's "a
loon, 81 Hillen street Baltimore. from the
effects OF a doe OF strychnine taken sunday
afternoon with suicidal intent. Seiber was
employed at the Atlantic hotel. Norfolk. a
week ago he LEFT home on account OF a FAM
iIy dlfnculty, and came to the home OF Mr..
pecker who married his sister. and has been
stopping there since. He seemed despond-
eit, sHd sunday he purchased a quantity OF
strychnine At a store IN south Rslttmore.
az d returning home he took the poison AT 3
y. n. HE Was discovered IA COMMISSIONS.
nv q al efforts 70 save him were IN vain and
he died at I O'Clock m after great an Ter
ing; HIS remains will be taken 10 Norfolk
for interment.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander Den
n w. Mullan ordered TO the navy yard,
Norfolk, Va; Chief Engineer Louis J. Allen
TO the Marion, European station, per steamer
Both of August, from Philadelphia; Passed
Assistant Engineer John A. Scott to the
Hartford, at Norfolk Va, eth August; Lieut..
and ordered to duty at the Norfolk navy
W I'd; Lieut. 3. F. ClaIkson from the Omaha
Pacific station, and ordered TO return home
and report arrival; Passed Assistant Engi-
neer j. A. b. Smith from the Hartford, aud
placed on waiting orders; Passed Assistant
Engineer George II. White from the Passaic,
and ordered TO The Wyaudotte; Assistant En-
gineer j. p. Mickey from the Wyand otte,
and ordered to the Passaic.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAb NJ l. 4Obc.
- q T--Th4 regular --rni IOontsly
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ags;a'd to he fifHI,GM.s W. FOwLER. Scribe
NUTUAL BUILDlN5 AsSnIThsIIb2sSy;
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Der oh ~ ST eet- sguthws-'; I'm m citing
N I-lIv dues 81 per share. Interest allowed Oh
du's PAID ID s ssvsnL n. wTMsarT, President;
j DERNODY. secretary. 02,-S.
80 HIpERNTANs, ArrssTI0s;.Th.
y gTt ,Tf y 'h St wsshinsto
BESEy LES ,, hs 81 =, .r It, eD etxsen aud K,
I D ;s in' on WEDNESDAY EyENING a. y.
scoe. tTsn-s.'isP TO % BE- mp pre!eat Ou'in'
i By ogif' 81 TIE j. BEARDDN President.
THT NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT 60,
Wy CcESTE i5TH 81 AS6 NEw Yokx Az.
safe. for rent, ; h t. So per year stocks Bonds
- ysf,sNlp Par@rs received on special DEPOSIT.
ST., pIs-a. Paintings. fine Dress Goods and Valu-
stIss q 81 kinds Pske+ Z trunks y e0H I taken
Or .ait o Ss-PirT ar. saiIs or pr No anu
e. s,,etrs,. FTrs B. p SNYDER, Sec.
g. EF Ne Pg 81, M T. e gstSSaI Rig rrefs
= s1ss-T. II =. Wi.iS-d, A. l.. startevant, Nicho-
r. sAsATcsA wATER'
UkLFIs CEETs A BOTTLE,
From TIE Celebrated Fs;horn Spring.
W THOMPSON, Pharmacist,
n,qqIr 1903 l5sh street.
- GESTIEE CONGRESS wATER
- Fr,-r fls Original spring
ST SASATOGA,
FitffaU CFats per Bottle.
HATHOEh WAIkR sane price.
MiLEURN'S PHARMACY,
nyru 1859 Penn avenue, near Wiilsrd's.
- d. rCFABLAS, DsHfist,
S 1910 NEW YORK AVENUE.
Ma New Jersey sveDue, as error oOcsly printed In
Boyds Hire~t1ry Tor 1877. jars ~
- SAMUEL q. YOUNG,
~ NOTARY PUBLIC,
ccrH-r OFFIcE-STAR Bull DING.
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AnRHsrfNa A. EnIron

AnRHsTfNo An EnIroH ron LfHpf.
LoCsLr lfTHkfERfSs IN CousrsmIP-
Nathan Cohen. q cigar maker of SO sfh ave.
nue., BROOKLYN, obtainei q warrant Tuesday
afternoon from Justice Walsh fsr The arrest
81 Jacob klcs. editor az the South Brook IN
Netcs, and Heman Solomon. of 20 Prsspect
avenue, on charge G libel. Cohca uas
engaged TO be married 10 young lady In
Jersey City. and IL seems al auony nous
communicaf ION was sent % her father which
set forth hat he was alreaiy marrlei, ana
Was trying To get a divorce from hts wife.
Solomon was referred 20 as q person who
knew somethiDg of CohE rms previous his
tory. Solomon went 10 the Office OF the Nescx
and in an interview with the editor stated
that Cohen had previously paid attentions 20
his daughter, but finding that he had been
married he ordered him away. Cohen posi-
lively denies that be was ever married.ZN.
Y. World, 2Sh
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Mr.. DWIGHT T. REED, the newly ap-
pointed secretary of legation to Madrid, late
Of the State department, sails to- morrow
from New York for his post of duty.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, $50 .2ei AZ; customs, SAT- $40 90.

THERE is No FOUNDATION for tina state
mtnt that FIRST Auditor ID. w. Mahan is to
be removed from the office he now holds
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TO BE REMovED.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day decided to remove General
sharpe as surveyor Of the port of New York
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. NJ. W. Beveridge (of the
we'll known firm Of Webb & Beveridge) re-
turned to Washington to-day, after an alb
sence OF nearly two months in London.
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MISUNDERSTANDING SIGNAL LIGHT
Capt. s. b. Luce, OF the navy, has recently
been conducting a series OF experiments on
ioard the u. 8. steamer Hartford, with a
patent magneto-electric machine and auto
matte lamp, which it is proposed to intro
duce in the navy for distant signalling at
ing up buoys, &C. The machine produces a
steady light, visible fifteen miles, and con-
tinuing y hours. One has been purchased
ard placed on the Hartford for further eX
periments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-31

Gov. DENNISoN Nor A CANDIDATE
Governor Dennison has telegraphed to Cleve-
land that he is not candidate for nomina-
ton for governor by the republican conven-
ton of Ohio to morrow
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were Gov. Dennisol, Representative
Jorgensen, and Gen. Smith, appointment
CLERK of the Treasury
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COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS BENTLEY
leaves TO night TO inspect the various pen
sion agencies under the new consolidation.
He will be gone about three weeks. The re-
ports from all the agencies show that pen
sioners will be as rapidly paid Off under the
reduced number of agencies as they were be-
fore the reductions went into effect.
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Dancins Ara0emitS.

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viii reopen Oct -.
Private lessons during the summer.
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For Boys and Young Een-City.
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NowNorb city, Theodore Roosevelt esq NewNorE Ci'y ana
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MIIITARY RnARnING SCHOOL,

~ PORT CHESTER, n. i.
o. WINTURO" STARR \. ~, Principal
Limited to % boys. House les all modern improvements
Gas aud steam d. af every borrJoms ec grounds
comprise - acres : instruction thorough.
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rVHE BARONESS OF NEW-YORKl
Susirncilon.

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frgf r. lgs fiqeat'c a. TtWrNE 7irrIt tef 0tf
r sic cocf De- co. o. .o,,r coiaus and he 1fnoinf p4td
g. sor Cre 10 DTols5 tss than Ol4h eatTt ncFgG-
pi odrettg.ag- T. KING Principal Fort ia~GTd W. ~
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For Both Sexes-City.


CFARITRY SEMINARY and KiNDERGAR-
> ten-I2J 42isi. commences its lllh tear' ssp
fcntr 90 Subtraction guaranteed. Terms moderate. MI
die Dfe ing French without extra charge helIs !"
s Ss' OF II wears d. FBOsf. Principal.
rE,HE MISSES MARSHALL'S SCHOOL 70.
Young ladies children. NO $50 West SottsI VIII Do
roiponed ON Moniay. September -. ---
TsNHE MISSES GRAHAM, successors TO the
oIi cbir,u NJ No 5thaVe houso from Washington
square. Wednesday, TIE 2Gth Of September
FE1UE MODEL KINDERG ARTFN and
SEMINARY FOR kSDEHGAHINti t' -. n
Of rro and ars kraus Boele, removed 10 49,
" csfhs uctwecen Jthaye and broadway hindtr XIX,
f.cartuelr, Nov l. IIo. ki4Is L. Otclpc u we itnl
ors Fr0ebcl school, and onr ui o., iIst pnP
o-s of me nHergar u ADS country hrs ilau
puu cDWOIkCrOf it0oUeiS wlGo" w ~ tAle''hNo
Of nineteen years in Germany England md America.
90 EAST 5OTE-ST-Mrs. FROEHLlCllS
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for cal.rrn rropCn- September ~ All puIhs taught W
SPEAK French ana German
For Bows and Young Men-country
4 HOMELIKE Boarding School fer Young
n BOYS T. KINDS A. s.. Hcmpsicad. l. 500 to 800
LEXANDER Military board
~ ncsclooi.Wte plainsN. Y. Principal Or hs IN y.
NDALUSIA HALL, Pa. near Philadelphla.
"A school Tor boy-i thorough instruction" terms mont
A SUPERIOR Family school Tor Young Boys.
- in southern Berkshgg CT. harrington, Mass Terms
moderate JAMES BIRD, a. 81. Principal.
4 TEACHER whose home is on the Hudson,
"a aud 81 had a long experience in preparing bows
for COLLEGE or business VII receive into M Fanny , us
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4 TEACHER whose home is on the Hudson,
a and Who has had long experience IN preparing gWs
for COLLEGE or business VIII into bis family four
igpi, Rrtr,nces ndIont a.. Terms moderate. Address
T. " .sTaI y. y.
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HE GARMO INSTITUTE, RhiDebeck, n.
H Y.A nIaf-class school, reasonable Tor both
For particulars address the PRINCIPAL JAMES H. DC
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vV7UF SCHOOLS OF TUF CATTFDRtL q
GpGA JACKSON INSTITUTE, Norris
qDsbDV. auia, rc.pens SEPTEMBER n no extra
charges; send for circulars NJ r. JACKSON, Principal.

ls 10 lux NINUENTI 7 LAX, U0IIHHIny
- : - SEPT. s. fOT board, fuel, washing and common
English Fifteen teaclcr 40 Prepare for college for business.
pr Tor ME. Graduating ses one tH9 aAJ r.ca ycs ~
both sexes. Address JOSEPH L. King, u. D., tost Id
ward Institute. Font Edward. n. y.
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rT'IIE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. - West
L 52d.st corner Gth-aVe NY Rev HENRY B.CEAIIN.
PRINCIPAL The SSth begins sept II, 1874
HOys htei for college business primary De- artmen
reasonable. send lfor CIRCULAR Dr. chaplin
Day be the school Rooms fion 10 . ~, daily.
THE UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Il has removed to No llsl BtOApWAl. near t2dst
4lst begins ~ Primary Commercial aud Gas
seal 'opsTt's NJ. n. Hobby. " l. Akin An. Hineipas
UNIVERSITY of the CITY of NETWORK,
u Washington sqThe Departments Of Arts aud science
open "Wednesday, September 10 Candidates will be
inod TT EsDAY, september ~ a. H;.n
HOWAED CROSBY, Chancellor.
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/" 4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE,
A CAMBRIDGE GRADUATE. Of mature 9

School Agency represents without puDcty eshle teac
ers teachers wanted for September Applicant VA or
for stnn j. IL soho nL,roLm \ ". NecroiaN. 30 Las ~
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For Young Ladies-Country.
A FEW more YOUNG LADIES between

~ ages "a Yud H. may share the unusual adyauaees Of
Private lass ~tudy enjoyed bY f1u -Afes Ia lhe past two
wears lsurey. thorough and practical Address Mrs j. f.
GANIr, St0ckDIilgt, Mass.
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ID Charming location; heathiul; excellent board
reasonable rates. delightful ana CnIIstian home superior
rfti,s in Music hri French and GeTncn, Consult our
before selecting school for ynur daughters Rev
a ~. I.nr.n. TOWN. y. j.
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,fRS. FRFDERICK JONSON

EyME. DA SILVA and MRS. BR iDFORD'S
wi "a rmc;ly Mrs. Ogden IofmaI'>l ENGtISH. FRENCH
aud GERMAN BOARDING and DAY SCHOOLfor Vol Nc
LADIES and CHILDREN. with Cil sthcucs 30. Il West
SSihst. N"vN ReOueus SEPT %. Application nay be
made peIsOnaly above separate class for
lows under tAorGu nv competent raCHeTs. Lectures b.
Pro-. Il MaterI-nn.e HaN knls and d.. Lahherton.
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DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
III brunswick y. J. 1O6th year begins sept ~ oc1s ~
boys college. Prepares for college. senhc Sonoo
OF DuS'n' So i"'"'' Rev. D. T. REnEY, Rector.