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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

{ ~ II Al A-Ail-iN-lD 'ft w m ~ -lt-L-
y Ferry station 10 Ne'v-N ors Zoo, ~ Lie. tysi.
C0mmfLcilg IaE %. 1871 r1-n- leave as .u.l0Es.
f3f o. m.-ror Feuloefon Ea.fnn, be.vifere, Mauch
Chunk IaW-qu.- W lkesuarTr, E'ful %. sc.
For ii.l ,rn D.. iisiou, barn burg,
MauciI Chunk Iaui4Qug NiE-,tafr Va i.aHlalof &c
lOLs Bal. D.. lie and t-ruurln
p m.-l.r Fcu- u-toH, E7-iou. Mauch CHunE. WliAes
barre. lt'r, --anlock Ianaqua Haz4eion- kead
ing. Iutt.gle Harrisburg.
p. -.-l <h brtFe frAcl, haston btNlueit. ana
Cstqa.u0.a.
5. p. n, elly-For Easton. Allentown and Harrisburg
$50 .. - Itsinh.
Frlrstns g.. real poiats timetable az statons
T...IN--T. Leave $50 d. D. m. f1r
Bo.- -rlaE nfaIuelarc points and az $50 y ID for
Ession. Reading. and halua1cl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
aurtiou. Sales Of Real Geiate.
Gin prcperlp 80 Ect


THOICE FLATS TO RENT.-On the Eastern
81 Holierart Avelue-Al between 55th ana 5efA.rs.
Are-lo s.tlat oa. g ground ovcrl Aln ht taft H
en- fae Eves Island sl long Island Each floor c1Hntie
everv convenience. for SMALL respectable families Oh
moderate ficsr 81 lf. Go most c.rtD f
CIV Zen ~. q > per month apply % PHELP- DoD6h
@ O'7 80 '-' JoHH ID. CRIMHINs
1897 Sdave
E0T-R-STORY STORE, 40. 90 Washington
49, DO rrut very low suitable t0r any business Ais3
n other locations JAMi- PRICE 200 hudson
glNE. LIGHT LOFTS. No. 2G Bec1nau and
j. -u-rl.c,l. 20 feut sui able ior publishing p-i
leather or other trade fog lrft MANUFACTURING won e
divided j desired. Also. other lf- on Barr . ,l-I1e-r
Greenwich Wash l.-f-. e a in.ei 90
JAMES PRICE. 2OU Hld-onst
I OFFS TO LET
L FIVE splenl.c LIGHT snd AfI.Y LOFl io "A,
power. table Tor man -4f 'illf U
tcr PURPOSES. Convenient t0 railroads ana silr-g VII
JET 0W responsible tenants. app. On i-c iHtE.
Loon1c-sI. between West Br'aNNy ano IItd
6JU-sL
rTNO LFT-Of,ces suitable for weekly news
ra.- fr lire new building OF "IAc Churc IMAM ~ "a
AtIraa 81 ~. MALLORY g. co., ~ i4iayt ie place
VO LET. WITH STEAM POWER-Three
loor, on feet by - feet deep tro Agh both iI'ui
rear thr bn ding anu sutahn-l and VIII nslte
rates Situation. s2ist, between ~ snd sohFrH
WI be- separately together 10 Woo NoiAe4~ Apply
toJJHA - sTEAkNs CO.. - AercsfsL
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Conntrn propcrin Go Get.

VvO LET on Delaney NFCK-A comforta-
bly, furnished COTTAGE for he Winter montlsl % he'-
rOOma bafh beautiful location al1 grounds use of cHW
nominal Apply Long Beach. Mamaroneck, or 60 T.
j.. Box 1851 n 4. n. o.
9.bS PER MONTH viii rent the house. 249
~ -ssP Washfrrtcn avc Wo0sidc New-r- rnl October
T. Apply tAc premises Of J, H. DIN lroN, 100 Belle
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NEW-Y0RK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


IULNU BROOK no g.
FOR TRENTON 4 Nl PHI LABEL. "a. go.
Leave S~R-YurE f0. Trenton aud rlHaie ms az o'u'
ESQ 30 q H. 100, $50, $780, - in ana AZ pll
Leave p-,vi.4.a i.onl siacoD Sorn Peansyivaas Raj
road O. r- a.~ .tI.s-sts, l.aO $780, +-3j d. ui I-oo
40. %, u % D.. o- -.,-- 80
U i-
l2.-r. 2.I1. f.st. to. 81. u- ~. ...o. -
Pu lmau Room as arc ia,lei 10 fne 551 A. ~
1890 b so r trains New Urk o. t-e 100 900 o. l .
1880 l f. @ am. Phla rlp -if, ana r V lg lals u i1
Q po ock midnight rsils from bol NeWfork ana Pnadsi
biIa --.- -, o., ,,.,.r.,.,
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave New-York ard Pliiad@lplia
al go d. 10 5.S0 i D. Leave Trenton az 10 ~ a. H.
5iU -oo - IL a
p-a6vev M tie principal hotels. al Offices of The Enc Ran
--av in New ORR asd BROOKLYN, and % No tcuIia.,
prosivn BAGGAGE cnecket residence iesuat on
II. r. BALDWIN ecu Pass AGENT
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Goryoranon , oilces.

CITY or Nrs-Yogr- DEPARTMENT or FsAscE
BilI.tr BOZ IHE foLLLtlloN 90 l.AA4h-
Court I.rl. 80 tll.a-.ers ~ O. 'f. u" 't'-l
NOTICE To TANPAl ERS.--Nolcc l- repy
y gvel taf The tolls or P-r'na p .lo
t1f II. ~ fa 1~I5 hove betn dr4Vtrl q" r Lu
drrsgnd aud the thereon are ho" de Aa Ify1
Z e. at ihlS Office. ,-, --...,... go,
tr. .f-ps to ulrtnr shall ht eillt tp fnr htnght7 nr
named I'm the twcnf unfa section ~ the act ~ h"Ich '
500. . ..,.,... s,-.-,
reduction ~ seven PEI eent per alnuA hl
te am. al o. rueIf lay u Dfct lDef next
MARTIN q. hriAhlN. hecriftt oi l4Aes--
nROPOSALS Tor DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
\ petrt. viii be received By Department Of Public
Ctrff. s, correction uuii Friday October I3 Il q t9f
Mi psri cuArs ity Record foI sale al 30 - NY nan
DROPOS ALS-FOr LOO square yards OF
,o,h viii he received the Department ~ Pubic fAfAs
fl m i- Gav 81 October 1871 iul particulars sce
sCstv Record" loT SAFE al 10 cav Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
connections I,v- foot Liberty g. Tor Freehold al
e 90. 1lf7 in. a ...4J =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
F1TCU VATIFY RAILROAD.

1 EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -
lIAKRAEGEMENT OF PA~-l-NGER TRAINS Jan. J.
re xiai fEfess dair for a,ior ie,heheIa. al
I15sc AniI-r Poeae,ter Buaao N.arara ais Tie
West Pu!nals seepls Goa neg -,r,t and T'g,r
esuea Eastern oacc ceraeroi c'uTeR ma Iogsn9,Is''
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. -GREAI
L TRUNK LISE ~ lifted a rs Is = al AZ
VA Besbrosres and Cortiandt street Frrrlss
Win io5 Psdes dT aiteed ' a. M and 30 D. Ill.,
F5r wHHam.port ock Haven. CORY, and Erie Of $50
D. h. connrctH NJ CORY ior ltusvlr Petroleum lentr,
and the III Regions For wIialslort and Lock Haven,
Err Baltimore wes--a-ton. id tie souil, Limited
SUNDAY, 800 ~ arrive Wae-u- IN 70 D. D. Reslar
rec TOT Pladelph $50 $50 $3.50 Llmiteol O3o
$50 p in Enrrsnt ani seoQnd-ers E. Z p
m pr-i stog n ir-jon H1ridcr, sud oticr points
ser TIC oc' ffor P..tsl. .-o lolo Co. H.
1920 p. daily lol"a ~ q ~ D. . oa''', eA'e' si'9,
30 XXX 600 .0 qlI 1910. i1.lo lI.aa a. No. 2il
10 5.i8 20 = O. 1910 -ud lo-o p d. Sunday. sos.
600. 1870. 1880 O. r. s.,, and o.- l. t il' , 1r.
sno Zoo, OF l i,.' al. 81 is.Ia. i.oDas,l DE.
tof Ier-- CIV Emlau. Ticket Dfcr No. ..t ry place
GoaeIa. Aaa4e.r ''l'i'i 4~a--'.>- A-'D-
DONDOVT and Notwithstanding AZ New
kA burQu vousA6eepse Highland tl.s +" esi fDn' Corn
Val Aarlo .,Ia; a ,at. AZ C0RS m and JANE,
B4LDVI \ froi Per foot Spi.n2t u r. daily ai y. 10
Q,HE OLD RELIABLE sT0NlNGTON LINE
FOR Bosrov AND AL POINT, East, --.,-,.
NOT TRIP MISSED .. se' L' COAeLoIIlNL
YEARS.
m. .l.,,,,.t steamer. sr6N iNGT0N and NARRAGAN-
i IN leave per -. s0rfh River al %.
daaV leAcfii -.ADai
a fhe rruc fcaef oihf's ana STATE
rooms .ecurd al Offices u "esehts -1io-s Co., -Ao Al
800 broadway. .,-,r.,...,.,g rts-r,
G NJ f ' Pr ~ sorta RIVER Of warnst Irefat'
va tili', LIN, .,s ~ ip. w. S. FnTS- CEN Pass AIT
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENEsYLvANIA RAILROAD. o. ,r,-.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED HJL IT, AM SIA'@- 49,
EEW-YORK And PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Through Trans way daily three Deposin
Philadelphia. iva pa Ho"-f oiA' $500. 49,. t,.,o.,
Double Track most lnrroy q upmshl ahu JIG o
Time consistent win absolute atieif'
Du aut after JuLf 81, ~ -., r,,,
Erprcss rains leave YORK va btsDi0''n' "'"
laudt Streets ferres asfOiOw $500 2 and
7.sC, $40. $3.50 Limited. 1880 a. N l. = p D. - '''
sunday, a. d. a. Z, a." % y %" o. r.r-
of "!sIoOs4gu anne roe y % --.
at jersey cite snord ~ sprct5f M -''-o' 500
RstoInine Trans leav- Phfadepha 33h G. ~ A.so
ana ~ = a. Limited ExDross, 80 y NJ ., a. h,
Ts5 b. r. IL mfuI ghf. on sunday a5S p '' o. ~
4 1ab D. ana ~ midnight .- - I A.tor Uouze
Ticket Offices. 52G and a4f Brla1Hey ~" c,1rt "a
.na foot of Deslror-.s and C0Itand SIS No - -.
eyaotvs Nos ia lJ6 llb Hudson o. 49,.
Dspot Jersey City. Enigrant Ticket O'H'e' ~ o '
p'TfInsLNK THOMSON. eI = 1922 ianaE AsenL
Genera GAnaGer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING
FIELD r ruHN-BU Y. MONTREAL AID ~
ternedllc points steamer. Pier ~ T. lt daily
CaVsexceped q. D. n. ana II D.. connecting WIN epec
Ia trans ~ New f.r Hartford. Spr'nghod sc TICS
ets SOD e baggage check ~ e44 Broadway new OK,
All l.uitat- brooklyn. TX rsOA 10 Sew A'cn ana
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

DEPARIURE or THROUGH RAILROAD
1 TrA4-a PROM NLH-l J.L.
BALTIMORE AsD OSLO lil.H CA. l1tft-- .'r Washing lel
auc fle srs.---D H. tXlIe-s for Warrington AID Tic
soutil-00p w. F-prrss io. Washington uie south and
Noat-e.iJ r.
EnE HAlLw ,y- 600 and 10 f5 q. m. md D. IN. 900,
NEw oRh lFN.EA. HUDSON RIVER. go tnl 1880
a u. ant a.iU %. .Il and il r m.
NV IEisrY SCUM Philadelphia steamer leaves
Al a. aut y.
AIF8NY EVEXTNG POATS-PtOPLE'~
- ITI-DIew and - T0t- Rave UIll 81. NJ To-. rTeTr
week day. o. a coIuecUnr albany fSGulaF morning rl
crlt.d Win trals ctufurf1 iv
warmed. Erec tIa ly u. tt Dr.ohr- AhneA
FaIe 81 -0. s. j.. MAYO, 6enl Pass- A-t-
DRBGEpORT. and all points on Nou-atonic
- alt aGstucs Railroads Fare ST. ftalrer BRIDGE 'r
i-ayos u4trl,,a lsiy Sundays exerte 90 j. Iu aio
Eri-eI "a. IL o.
CITIZENS' LINE STEAMERS TOP TROY
- sud SARATOGA connecting Wit. AT rail- lad laes
North. east ana West tAI3h -L"Et Li--t4 ~ a Y
OTHER ROUTE. The entirely uo 1lf eI1f'lfi palace
steamers CITY or TROY ami ~tI .IH-A leave fal $
(saturiays excepted NJ u. fro-i Pier q. y r. o. %
Icrovst through LcseJ. sou anu baggage c- ted o i
points. JOSEPH CtHNiIl- -u- erntl-leLt
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Real cstatc Go er5nan9t.

7 WILL EXCHANGE the use Of my fur
uish,, country home citv New Jcraes.
fo- ~ o' rr oe De inter- LONGER, paying di1eT-
euce. Address We. tUE -,u 1885, ioat Ofi,e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

4 EuIJH IALLTI NAILNNA y. -
OF PA~---N GER TRAINS Jan l.
ceots loot Of Cort4rlt and uesDIoHstsss al
eOp ~ Night Express daily. for aSor bc'hichti al
lefovu Nauc Chur Wlke1Darre fttson. ~ayre E4iliIa
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo NaFTa rams, aAH l4e
" est Pu!lEna.' sleeping coaches a.lacLetL , ,-.
@ F0p'I II. SAAItE -upt and Ln@E
6suea Eastern Ofcc coruer0i C7urch -nG ogtsn's's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

1 able Communicating and singls Rooms. with excellent
BOARD or famine ana Gentlemen terms moderate tran
silent visitors accommodated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

~ WEST 23D-STREET.- Handsomely
- furnished rooms with without INST class board az
moderate price, convenient 60 Elevated Road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16

1A Y-PL.-Fuluished rooms on
- second floors with beard, FOR families and Sill
gle gentlemen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

New YORK, June 2O.--The exclusion
Of Joseph Seligman from the Grand
Union Hotel, at Saratoga, on the ground
of his being Jew, continues to excite
great public interest and is the topic Of
conversation among the citizens Of all
classes. His brother jesse Seligman
when questioned this morning in regard
TO the proposed public meeting on the
subject said he understood that some
christian gentlemen were taking steps to
call meeting Of that character, but he
had no definite information on the mat
ter. He thought it very unlikely that
any measures would be taken to insti.
tute legal proceedings against Judge Hi.
ton, What lie wished impressed upon
the public was the feet that this was not
personal controversy between his
brother and Judge Hilton. His brother
was excluded from the Grand Union Ho.
tel on the ground that rule had been
made excluding all Of his race. Seligman
thought he ought to say frankly whether
he established the rule.
Judge Hilton was in his wholesale store
as usual this morning, and what is
not usual was surrounded by reporters.
lie said: What have done 1 have done
in what / conceive to be my duty in the
protection oftheinterests Of the property
in my charge. There is a class Of peo.
pie whom ! will not have in the hotel, and
| have right to say so. don't see how
this concerns The general public. Every
respectable hotel has right 10 exercise
discrimination in accepting guests, and
| have simply exercised my Judgment in
that way. So far, ,as damage to The busi-
ness ia concerned, We lave received no
formidable overtures Of ruin. A few &C.
counts, not at present exceeding $500 in
total value, have been ordered closed,
and we have o6eyed the orders without
objection. At the 10th street store our
customers are constantly giving assur.
ances OF their approval OF my acting up
TO the views | entertain. Numerous
letters commendatory Of the course have
taken are now before me. Itrust you
will let me of with this. A number Of
letters were then shown the reporters.
The Judge appears firm in his determin-
alton to hold isground.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21
VOLUME XXv--NUMBER 256

character Of the managers at that time,
together with Tweeds statement, was
that he knew nothing derogatory 10 the
character Of either Of the gentlemen re.
ierred to. Since learning that YOUR father,
whom youlhad designated 10 me as one Of
your advisors, had been counsel 10 one
OF these corporations at the time Tweed
was in the Senate, and that TildCu, your
other adviser, had been counsel for the
other, II has occurred 10 me since The
return by. you Of the statement, that a
false step perhaps was taken in making
any remark in reference to those roads,
and have thought, too, that perhaps
Tweed's failure to impart. evidence which
would smirCh the reputation Of these
gentlemen might have further tended to
iniure him in his appeal. | do not con.
eeive it would bc proper in me, even II
Tweed assented 10 make public through
this letter the persons implicated by
Tweed. In the statement which you re-.
turned II large number Of men Of all
grades Of social life, as well US Of both
political parties were mentioned, and
would be willing to have il submitted 10
any lawyer of position who was unbiased
in any way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21
The SILK MorIIer., Sir,re.

PATTERsoN, n. J., June 2O.-There is
great excitement among the silk factory
hands. From 800 TO 600 are now oui
The Hamil mill has shut down, and scv-
eral other mills are without hands. Ata
meeting Of tho hands in Military Hall 10.
day Gustave Hensicks favored returning
to work. The women attacked him and
tore his coat, and one woman threw salt
and pepper in his eyes. lie drew an
empty revolver, but was chased out of the
hall and pursued half mile, hundreds Of
persons joining in the chase. He was
captured, taken before Justice and dis.
charged. He made complaint against the
woman who assaulted him with salt and
pepper, and she was arrested and held 10
bail in the sum OF $500. The strikers Wis.
tied the various mills to persuade the op.
eratives to join them. The police have
been called upon to protect the hands at
work. The general sentiment seems Il
be that the strike is i'll advised Nine.
tenths oil the hands are at work,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21

AUBURN, N. Y, June 2O.-The celebra
iion OF the 25th anniversary Of Shields
Guard attracts large concourse OF peo
pie. Gov. Robinson arrived last night
and was taken TO the resldcncc OF STATE
Treasurer Ross. Gen. Shields arrived
on the same train and betook himself "a
a hotel, where he was followed and con
Quoted to Mr.. Ross homestead. Gov
Wade Hampton arrived early this morn,
ing and was taken TO the same place. Al
II o'clock the procession, which embraced
the military, firemeu, civil authorities,
visiting organizations, guests, &C., movcC
through the principal streets, and thef
to Burt's grove, where Hon. I. NJ. Pom
eroy delivered welcoming speech, and
was followed by Gen. Shields, Governors
Robinson and Hampton. A public re.
cePtion.. ball, speeches, &C., takes pIuct
this evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21
Flora Temple.

New York, June 2O.-A letter writer
who attended yesterday the sale OF year,
lings at Chestnut Hill Farm, near PhiIa
delphia, says there was box stall in the
little stable that was passed carelessly
by while the yearlings were being cxhi6
tied ,untila gentleman casually remarked
"What have you got in there?" The
groom opened the door and the visitors
saw the poor, decrepid old mare, with
every bone in her body standing out as
il the flesh was wearing away and her eye
sunken and bleared-all that was left oI
the famous Flora Temple, the queen o
the trotting turf. Flora came to Mr.
Welch's farm in October, 1864, and since
then has had three foals. The old mare
is now 80 years old, and will soon pass
nWly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21
LOSES NOTHING
AnnnpolIs Nnyal school.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp., June 2O.-The con
cluding exercises Of the examination Al
the naval school and the distribution O.
diplomas to the graduating class tool
place to-day, in the presence Of large
number Of distinguished visitors, includ
ing President Hayes, Count Zllla, ChargC
d'Afairs Of Italy, and the Japanese Min
lister, Ioohida Keyonari. The address tt
the graduates was made by Chancellor
Hammond, OF the Board OF visitors from
Iowa, and the diplomas were distributet
by Secretary OF the Navy Thompson
The number Of graduates 10 forty.iive, o
whom the first five, or star graduates, ar,
W. J. Fullom, n, Y; II, NJ. Witzel, Wis
0. G. Dalige, rs; W. G. David, n. Y.
A. G. Winterholler, Mich. No engineer
class this year. The usual night hoy
begins n nine o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21
Molly MaGuire ExecutIons.

New YoRK, June 2O,-A Pottsville,
Pa, dispatch says: 1.-THE caution ind
secrecy with which all matters connected
with the execution Of the Molly
Maquires tomorrow are conducted are
noticeable, II is said that the reason ior
tits In order that those engaged in ar.
ranging 1t may not be known. The
Sheriff, for instance, will mol tell the 10.
cal reporters where the gallOws ia to
stand, or who built it, and when he
learned that reporter had discovered
those vital matters, he sent for him in
great haste and lost him Il clear half
column by threatening to leave him out
on the day Of execution in case he should
publish the news SO surreptitiously nc.
quired.
MAucH CHUNK, Pa, June 2O.-A
large number Of persons visited the Jail
to see the Molly Maquire prisoners;
among them the wife and eight children
OF Jack Donahue; brother Of Kelly; faith.
er and brother Of Doyle, and brothers
sisters and cousins Of Campbell. An.
other visitor was Mrs. Jones, the wife
OF the murdered man. She was sent Tor
by Kelly, that he might confess his
crime to her and beg her forgiveness
and express his sorrow at having assist.
ed in the murder OF her husband. The
arrangements for the execution are CON.
plete,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21
Flight Win Horse Thieves.

CINCINNATI, O., June 2O.-The Gazette
has information from Vanceburg, Ky,
OF a fight between vigilance committee
and band Of horse thieve. There were
between 90 and 10 men engaged, and 4
nre reported killed. The vigilance com.
miLtee wal led by George ", Stamper
and the thieves by G. Underwood.
There is great excitement in Ludlow
county over the killing Of Ochsener yes.
terday. The friends Of the murdered
man say the coroner's jury, which rem.
dered verdict that tho deceased came to
his death by n Gunshot wound fired by
parties unknown, was composed Of men
who attacked the house, and threaten
vengeance. The citizens have organized
a company Of guards and are expecting
an attack tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-21
MINOR TELEGRAMS.


NEW YORK, June 20. = Policeman
Crosby, OF Jersey City, was committed
for trial there on a charge Of burglary.
BALTIMORE, June 20.-Ex. Councilman
W. w. Baker is in Spring Grove Insane
Asylum, and six indictments against him
for arson and torgeries have been quashcd.
NEW YORK, June 2O.-The Delaware,
Lackawanna 4 Western Railroad adyer-
tises 100000 tons Of coal for sale on next
Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2O.-Con-
tracts were awarded to-day for mail
services TO and from the Black Hills for
nine months.
BALTIMORE, juno 90 Walter r.
Brooks, Of this city, has been elected
President Of tho Canton Company, and
Wm. W. Janney, Secretary and Treas
lrcr.
NEW YORK, June 2O.--Miss Elizabeth
G. Jones, daughter OF George Jones, pro.
prictor OF the Times, was married yester.
day to Edward J. Lowell, Of Boston,
nephew OF James Russell Lowell. The
ceremony was performed ~ Rev. DR..
Morgan.
WASHINGTON, D. C. June 9O.-It is re.
ported that the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury among the recommendations in his
report to Congress, concerning the Blu.
reau Of Statistics, there will be a sugges-
tion to reduce from - Bureau 10 a
Division Of tho Department. A Com.
mittee is now investigating the Bureau.
BosroN, MASS. June l9.-The Coron.
ncr'S Jury inqulring into the circurn.
stances Of the burning Of the tenement
house on Shawmut Avenue 10 which sew
erNl liycs were lost on the 9th Inst,
condemn the insufficient means for es-
cape, and urgently call upon the city au.
thorities to cause Immediately, such q 10.
cation in School Houses ETC., as has been
recommended by the Inspector Of build.
inG5.
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New York, June 2O-Tho Rockland
Savings Bank, S. W. Conwield, President
and Il, II. Ellis Secretary, has suspended
payment.
LONDON, June 20.-A statement Of the
firm OF Alexander Barclay 4 Co., Of Got
tenburg, Sweden, has been submitted to
their creditors. The assets amount to
$95O,OO0; liabilities Sl,3iOOOO. OF their
large foreign creditors three are in Lon.
don and one in Liverpool. Their aggre.
gate claims amount to 100000. The
difficulties Of the firm arise from cotton
speculations in 1876,
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.a. ttH WHEELING, WEST VA THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE
Giles By promotions for merit and expert

cies by promotions for merit and expert,
encs in the Consular service.
Theodore NJ. Vail, Superintendent oI
tho railway mail service, VIM. A. Knapp
Chief Clerk Of the Postoihce Department
and ]. D. Minnick, OF the Office OF First
Assistant Postmaster General, were to.
day appointed Commission to revise
the rates Of tolls paid by the government
to telegraph companies and tx them for
the ensuing year.
RULES FOR CIVIL SERVICE.
Several gentlemen who were connected
with the Commission on Civil Service
Reform, under President Grant, are now
engaged by the direction Of President
Hayes, in the preparation Of rules on the
same subject, 10 operate in oil the public
offices throughout the country.
THNDERED A coNsu1sHlp.
John L. Bailey, Of North Carolina, has
been rendered a Consulship at St. Paul, de
Lonando, but will decline It.
ALL AGREED.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has writ.
ten letter to prominent banker simi.
lar TO the letter sent yesterday 10 Mr.,
French, and saying in addition that the
position taken is ConCurred in by the
President and all members OF the Cabinet
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FRANCE.
Wreck of IL French Steamer.

PARIS, June 20.-The French mai
steamer Melking, was totally wrecked in
the voyage from Shanghai 10 Marseilles
The crew and passengers were saved, and
have arrived at Eden, Arabia. The ape
Gle and mails were lost.
VERSAILLES, June 2O.--In the Senate
NJ. Dupierre, member Of the Right, read
a report OF the Bureau concluding in IA
yor Of the dissolution Of the Chamber O
Deputies. The discussion OF the report il
adjourned until tomorrow.
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Marine Intelligence.

New YORK, June 2O.-The steamer
France, which sails for Europe to-day,
takes out $260,GGO in foreign gold coin.
SAN FRANoIsCo, June 2O.-Sailed---
Steamer City OF Pekiug, Hong Kong, via
Yokohama; steamer City of Sydney sgd
ney, via Honolulu, carrying The British
mails.
GLASGOW, June 2O.--Thc steamer Man.
Italian, from Montreal, has arrived.