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National Republican., 1877-05-03
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nnnpt na nastunoA Young psopls remember
ttiih!i Tim dhly rhurstun's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Hhwdinr u will prasorvo your teoth from decay.
amt Anun tfiuIn sound. cienn and whito through
linl - ani 20 dnnts par bottio. Sold by all drug
tuttn,
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FINANCE iSD COMMERCE..
Finance.

wAsmSGToS. -. T., May : is7.
The sub-Tre.sury bGAaees At New lort to-',sy
ucrc: Gold. s5asl.2lc; currency. sILss. -;
The sub-Tr, sslr,r paid out socount oTiatsr.st.
tsS 90: fUr bonds, "a, Go. Receipts from eastnms.
ssc.Un.
In New SorN io-dAv money was easy At .s4S.
Exchange quiet and strong At 80 eold quiet At
Id,n i07S. Rate. for carving. ISf9i.
Governments active snh steady At the following
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tiiI AND SRE rHRa.
Wlnti lnnit linen vsst for 81. 30 worth ~ 20, Al
HSrzHssrnis's, $40 seventh street.
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t1nraHIa DaIau tn.

min puuuihr namody for dyspepsia, biilious-
npsf icii huatHohe, sour stomach, vertigo, con.
aanAtiun ami AL disoAsos arising from disordered
stuinhur ur livnr, ID sold by all druHgists. 2s
1sntB nun pAoSago,-maRins . quart Of medicine.
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1Almnsr VAnnrY or GAs FIxrunrr

gDm HhnilfunA Y. N. e. A. building, Ninth
mt D. strnutss No mora roiiabie establishment
IN taiud dit0y
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Cihriuin ami Gnmatnry Eurniture, largest assort-
mint in thu diiy;; alho, Lawn Sprinklsrs and
,s,naai1 Hnsa. at Hamiltonls. Y. M. o. A building,
Rnt1i ami ID streets.
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LADIES Sun UMBRELLA all coloTs
STISEMETz, l2S5 PennsyIvaniA avenue.
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SAVE loTE HAIR
THA lnnna

Ifyou wish TO save your hair and keep IL strong
and healthy, use BurneIt's Cocaine.
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HdH. RruNnIsa AVID gAsPrrrI,

tilysf ASD'G1Al ON COOKING STOVES,
9vns. Ubilbra. Sn., at Hnmiltons. Y. m. G. A
huiluimt, Gurnnr Ninth and ID strcuts.
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GD AND SHn Then
Within diiul lInun vnst for a. 30, worth s2so, q
H.SJzHasrHia's. 80 Seventh street.
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LApIRs' French and American Nd, Newport
Ties, new styles, at
II. l. STRAsBURoEH's
S5s and tos Seventh street.
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III Hlrtis nunuii puwdisr.

Gan AND SHH riInN.
Within diiniS !inon fnr II 10 worth n 30, at
HyrzHssrnis's, 3i0 seventh street.
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EdurrAIss, VAsns, SrAruARr,

In washington Over two hundred different
Fto,ihsS bas tlinn mRnufnctur,rs' prices, at Nam.
iiiunS. y. N U' A building, Ninth and ID stroots.
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MARRIED.

white duck linen vest for ei.so, worth t2.5o, ai
KATzEssrns's, $40 Seventh street
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
a. DR.. NEwMAN's sERMoNs, No. II
Pride and Humility" For sale everywhere.
Price 10 cents. ml2
qs;sii sSTGSSx4 sir;ri avEsisss:. III 3 iii;;s.
rAMlLrAs AZ ,ss.s| W,ss sigE,,sys.LrS, g,,s!
GOSPEL MEETING
YOUNG MEN.
SABBATH AFTERNOON,
~ r1IMSS, f,,;T ,e,oea, a,.u.
s,n ss y ssn' and sp
VIEW ADTERrIsEMESTs.
WHITE a BROTHER,
hASuyAcruRkRs OF PATENT wRouonr Iron
Iron steps and Rails and ali kinds OF House Work
Speciality. No. iss Maine avenue southwest.
my9-im
THE PERMANENT
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
MAIN BUILDING.
CENTENNIAL GROUNDS.
PHILADELPHIA,
n ON saS or g
to facilitate the advantageous inspection and study
Ssss % AND MINERALS.
GLASS AND IERAMICs, .,
"0''1sStS asufsSHahiss fsSISts rsSoEss5si, EEsss5si,c,s
fSiS FfE5sSi$$lEats.t Vi
| ENGiNEERiNa MODELS
And sSE ssb i5'isf; isSsPs A Arts
Il Is :
''h's's%snts %nL fhRTs p Ians,1f ~ PHE WORLD.
the main tr.nsept. has seal. for chorus OF twenty
i've hundred persons c6NSssfFs NC Hsfsp OF other
WIN be- given AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS. Th'
WxsaiSsros AT YORKTOWN -.
Is shown without eItra charge; also, aife-lik'
''oft pFShHfHfiSs AZ fffitS ~ ri spEeEspEses,
rndustri.i hrt Gussam in Memorisi Gsi, Hoi,i
Iyi,hoat further psymsnO 10 the permanent Exit
/
the way Of W sltins rooms, BaEgake-rvoms, Lunei
Counter and Dining room in ihs Department o
| Public Comfort.
The hest place for Excursion Parties TO be found II
America. ID. TOkREN.
| ma2-WAsst General Agent.
USEFUL, BEAUTIFUL CHICKENS. IN
~ perial Pekin duek,: also. eEss. n per dozen
| Leghorns, Black white, Brown PolAnds; white
| Black, Silver BrahmAs, Cochlna. Ducks weigh !
| pounas per pair; ley over 5D erEs. Apply lts
Columbia street myI-%
IHEADouARrERs
FOR THE SALE OF THE
CELKBRATED ICE KING REFRIsERA1 OR.
and the
| NAV ChALLgHGE ICE KING.
No. i,oi, Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
| lhave In full operation and on exhibition larE
| assortment Of the above keffigerAtors; all sires
styles snd prices suit the times. Orders rcceiye
for building any style sire Of Refrigerltors.
pairing altering of old ones, At factory. corner
Sixth street and Maryland avenue souihwest.
| II. NJ. DiG6lNs,
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GfsB AND San rnEa.
wlntudiinit linn vest for 5i.lo. worth ~ 30, ai
AyrznssTniS's, 80 Seventh street
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HiHsIr SurruIss Of boys md childrcn's Straw
Hnis. SrisENErz,
nsT PennEylvana avenue.
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Stnrks .rtive and steady.
The following arr the total sales sni opening and
closing rate uf stocks At the Scw lork stcrk EH-
change, tstrEFaphsd to a. u Cooke. IT,. a Co:
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Am USEMEsTs.

r HARRY SHANNON, THE WORLD.
~ hcnowed CHILD ORATOR, has been ss-
cured by New. Dr. New nan to speak at Metropoii-
O'Clock, mvt.sts
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STOCK ON HAND.

The contractor shall ut all times, after one
month from the commencement Of the contract
term, be required to keep on hand, subject to the
control OF the Department not less than 10 900
from the Department may be promptly hlled as
soon as received.
Tho Department shall have tho right To re.
qulre Of tho contractor, at tho expiration Of the
contract, or at any time during its existence, to
furnish an extra quantity OF cards not exceeding
. supply for three (3) months.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

I1SEFUL, BEAUTIFUL CHICKENS. I'M.
Psral Psh,n aaSh, SS;, ai;S sss' % Per as,, aH,sn
Black, Silver BrahmAs, Coehlns. Ducks weigh IS
ponnas per pair; Icy over sO erss. Apply its
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PACKING.

The cards must be banded in parcels Of twenty.
nvc, t2S,) and packed In strong pasteboard or
corners with cotton or linen cloth glued on; each
boz to contain not less than Ave hundred (b00)
to nll the order OF . postmaster the boxes shall
be wrapped in one package, securely fastened, In
strong manila paper, and sealed so as to safely
bear transportation by mail, and when 1000 or
more cards arc required the pasteboard or straw
boxes containing the same must be packed In
strong wooden cases we'll strapped with hoop.ircn,
Said cases and packages shall be addressed by
tho contractor under the direction Of an agent Of
the Department. Wooden cases containing the
cards TO be transported by water routes must be
provided with suitable water-proohng.
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state bonds quiet sni nnfn'nsl.
The following arr the c,psins rstes for state So
curilics. as t,ltgraphci from the Nes lors Siook
4 rha
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SECURITIES. BuyinE. Selling
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VIEW ADVERrIsEMESrs.

WHITE b BROTHER,
MASurAcruRERs or PATENT WROUGHT IRoi
PARK RAILING,
at o.. 20 per lineal foot.
Iron steps and Rails and all kinds Of House FOR
. Speciality. No. "a Maine avenue southwest.
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ss-ELEoTIoN OF Observation-Disclosures

Is hereby pveu that the third annual meeting OF the
south wsshisgton Hallway Company. for the pur-
pose Of electinE Seven Directors. will be held AZ
streets a. g. ,oa,hse.., on SATGRDAY, Nay s between
Books for the transfer OF stock will remain open
until ednesday evening &, May ? ls17.
X. y. .CowISa, Secretary apsy-7t
National Republican., 1877-05-03

another OF the DistTtr, Comm h8iiunurs WIZ nurt,
visited Al his Tesiuunrn 'S.xIaunanil ~ IlniI u
street. The question WINS IIrupnuntinu him Tn
please explain the itfrrsnre baowsun tsiir ul,v,r1
ts-sment and the bAnk pruroasis, ant vtiy taia
lAtGerruas heumed IN by srIuh guHItiai Indl
,IrIcs conditions whluh would In llInlytn liiiEI,
many bidders nom competing iur ,thr NIusL
The Commissioner was Vuvy nrtqpiiknu n hbl
reply. and said that thr fpErihuA1luns Inau is,II
drawn with a gTuRl haal ~ rETp, sim 0ihuuii
IL view chiefly being IN keep nul tthH TiEatnn
bidders. Thure uure Ahout huntirrt nun o.
this city styling themselves rnngnuiIIT4 Niiu
would bid 10 do anyIhtnggnU nlastGr WING. sunni
OF them had no knowlEdRe 1l giI. WIrE ttiBy
agreed 70 peEfuTm, and dlu nj, possess sin ability
10 execute a. II enusrarI wsH HwIIIlisf IN
them they were without thr nmLnB IN ntIurS
It forward To eoniplasI1I, anh durha.
sequence Il sub.lnt ~ nutir lHIf;hsl
IL many Instances tim uurk thuf gfyun mn via
misgTably done, Hnd TahsaIHd uTslitt alN
person connected with u. NJ IndIInuniE uII lin
styles Of bids thai had bsnn IHnaiyru IN nImt nm
OF = man wh0ss business ithIii nj n ahnnsfT
and another Of bEtnkllsyuI lg gIaiin 4inStii lui
boiieye that such man hat aIiy imnvlnliyb NiiAti
! ever In laying cement OF hiiuntnnb lAsnsnpuiu
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s~ DIR. NEwMAN's SERMONS, No. IL
Pride and Humility" For sale everywhere.
Price 10 cents. my2
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No. iioi, Pennsyvania avenue and Eleventh street.
lhaye In full operation and on exhibition \ large
assortment Of the above keffixerators; all siIes,
for building any style or size Of RefriEerators, re.
pairing altering OF old ones, At factory OF
Sixth street and Maryland avenue southwest.
II. NJ. DlG8lNS,
myl-u Patentee and Proprietor.
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BUILDING, PLACE OF MANUFACTURE,
ETC. ETG.

The cards will be required to be manufactured
in hrc.proof building subject to the approval Of
the Department, and In separate apartments dis
tinct from those In which any other work is done,
ana when nnished must DC placed tor storage IN
bo specially provided for tho purpose. The con.
tractor may also be required TO furnish, without
charge, suitable and properly furnished rooms
Tor use OF the Post Once IN registering and
mailing packages Of postal cards TO be iorwaraed
through the mails. Tho apartments, vaults and
cards shall be Immediately connected with each
other by communicating doors, and they shall be
constructed and htted up to the satisfaction and
with tine approval OF the Department
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rhr r,'ir-ing arr The buying and ssiiiRE rate,
| foF I,nNEFUms.st FsrmutiEHs
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next contIhct term VIII proDaply reach one Dill
must furnish all that may be required without
reference to this estimate.
AwARD-PROPOsAI.s ENT-
BOND.
Each bidder can make q proposal for either or
both M Kinds q sards sts stating prcss separately
Ing everything required TO be done or furnished
rs set forth in this advertisement; and the con.
% The bidder W whose proposal, Complying III With ali
the conditions herein, shall be the lowest on
either Hind Of card furnished as samples to bid.
ders. ..-.
bids on samples other than those furnished BY
the Department will not be considered.
Each proposal must be signed By the indi.
Siduai Or PartnsTshiP making H. and h when made
thereof must be disclosed and Y must be ao
eompanied BY guaranty. signed By a. least two
within ten days amer being called upon to do so,
execute q contract to furnish promptly, and In
quantities as ordered, the article oT articles TO ss
ciesey Of the signsrs to such guaranty to be Ger
tined to by the postmaster or United States At
where the bidder nn snd In
nant and agree that In case the said contractor
shall fAi to do or perform oil or any Of the cove
.. % 81 to
formed, as therein set forth, the said contractor
and his sureties shall forfeit and pay TO the
dred thousand dollars, for which said forfeiture
the said contractor and his sureties shall be
Jointly and severnlly liable, rs liquidated dam,
ages, to be sued for In tho namo OF the United
States.
II the bidder to whom the first award may be
made should fall TO enter into contract a
herein provided, then the award may be an
| nulled, and the contract let to the next lowest
responsible bidder, II not deemed too high BY tht
Postmaster General, and so on until the required
der shall be required to fulfill every stipulation
embraced herein rs IL he were the original party
| to whom the contract was awarded.
| The contract will also provide that II at any
time during its continuance the sureties, or eithe
OF them, shall die, or become irresponsible, th'
| Postmaster General shall have the right 10 TO
National Republican., 1877-05-03

EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
arsna aiSAS Spsfclfs hSEsIse 4kS RM44EEt.iEiR M4E. is
And Musicsl 1 harade. "S 4 and ~
ny my Young Ladies and cntirmen Of this cf,y,
under the direction OF VIM. II. Daniel, esq.
tickets, Is cts; Reserved seats, 30 c,s. For saie
at Ellis. apAlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
THE TICHBORNE CASE RETIVED.

A REPORT THAT TIE MISSING LINK IN HE CLAIM
ANTS EVIDENCE HAS BEEN FOUND-THR STORY
LACKING CONFIRMATION.
SAN Francisco, June IA few days ago
The can published an advertisement asking the captain
officers. or crew OF the schooner Osprey TO communicate
with Gray & Haven, attorneys. This morning The cal
printed column article the effect that the schooner
Osprey referred was the schooner By which Oron the
Tichbornc claimant said be picked mp while he was
adrft in a boat in the Atlantic ocean, and that Capt
Mitchell Owens was in The city ami had responded to the
advertisements also. that be had tie 0.hoOk OF the veg
sci in his possession. which expected to furnish The
missing link in The claimants evidence.
Further inquiry shows that the story lacks anthem
ticy. My. Gray oi the above legal finn states that
some months ago. at the request OF the secretary or the
Tichborne Release Association, he employed one f. l..
Gordon to search for OF the Osprey and her cap
tain After while Gordon reINrtei that he had found
Capt. Mitchell owens WHO had The log-oook Nj Gray
with business and having lli confidence Ia Gordon. lac
reported the Information I'M, received 10 me secretary
of r sociatau In reply he received letter mcO sing
a check ior 600 asking him to continue ne iDNesnst
ton and n possible obtu p0s.cssiun Of The lorp0ok.
and mi.ce Capt Ovens 10 20 10 ENGLAND TO testify. At
this point Gordon inmatcu mat The reward Vas idcI
l0,g small Tor the seiNi'c performed, ana dec 10
have anyhin. further 10 do with the matter Mr.. Gray
evpvasged the opinion that Gordon Is holding back Tor
hgh bid Tor his knowledge hut It seem. equally Drohl
bla that GOrOns Whole story 7 fa,c. No one seems 10
know The whereabouts OF Capt owens, though It Is
given out that he has gone 70 Victoria. As
10 he schooner Osprcy. Il is claimed that
the LOG alleged be m the ca7iau'- possession shows
size arrived here in 81 and sailed early Boz 1901 for
some Atlantic port thence to Melbourne. during wh.cn
tip he Rescued Hcahprne. She j. stated DJ tht se-
rotary ei the as-uciai on TO have been al Amer
lean three-mssted schooner on about 400 or
300 tons burden. The custombOuse records OF that
wear have destroyed b Ie. bul The records of The
Nercmauts Exchange. which are believed % De .U aHG
trustworthy. show that the only az all answering
her description Trading to tls port tnc British three
masted schooner osprey, Capt GrGgs when was here
In the Spring Of 1892 returning uati l-Js. She
a small craft al only 10 ous. MI Giay has never seen
Capt owens and ihe adN"fiisehent VS. dtsisned 10
remedy the detection Of Gordon The inquiry is stll
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
OBITTlfRY y.
COL. JAMES NJ. WILLETT.


Col James Mcclellan Wllctt, whose death at
Buffalo Wednesday has been announced, was born IN
Washington County nearly 40 years ago. lie was grad
ualcd at tie Law School in Albany in lS5G, ana
began the practice OF law at Batavia IN 1881 In
1893 he was elected DistctAt0rney OF Genesee County
the first Democrat ever elected in the county to that
Office. In 1862 he entered the army and was made
81 ;or of the 12Sth Regiment Of NeYNOiS Infantry,
which regiment thereafter changed
TO the sth Ncw-York Heavy Artillery. At Cold
Harhor the Colonel Of the regiment Peter A. Portc was
Killed Major NilletJ severely wounded ~ INC
meek and shoulder and disabled To be totally
unfit for service Tor three months. Al tie
end of this time lie rciOucd his regiment ana was
made It's colonel, the hcuen1nicOloncl having been
kllcl IN the mean time Shortly 0itcrwa"i ~ was
placed in command Of the First Brigade ol tie sccoid
Inc remained until tne close Of the war, when he
returned Batavia In 1861, While ne w1s 'i IN thc
icd thc Democrats o. the ANlNth District nominate Il
COL Nett Congress bat hc nos cicctcd, although
De ran ahead Of his ticket. For five years a.r Tie war
De ho}i responsible position IN Ehe SUPPLY Dcpar.-
mCut OF the y. y. Central Railroad In 1870 he ~ uel
th. PRACTICE Of law the partner OF Sciat y \ T. inlS
Oi Buffalo Last year the Democracy OF Ere county
nominated him Tor STATE senator but he was defeated
by T. c. Spage. lie had f0r several years been one of
the managers of the state Asylum for the Blind ~
Batavia was OF the NceTesdents OF tie State Bar
Assocl0n and at the time O hls death Nls the senior
v ,tryman Of Christ lapel lPi'EcstHut EpiscOuaj az
Bu1iiu. Col vi lett leaves WIDOW and two children
daughter and eOU-aIid tGO Drstlcrs, Nj. Henry ".
Wilct 90 Hornellsviic, and M John A. WCttOi tnIs
city. Ills funeral viii take place today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
NEW EXCHANGE MANAGERS.

The old Board OF Managers of the Produce Tx
change yesterday morning and adopted
resolutions and commentator to the retiring
President The board net In tho afternoon,
A. Cole. President elect assumed Office. W. l. Philips
was confirmed SECRETARY and s. H. Grant superintond
ent The following committees were appointed Finance
Edward Hncken, John O. Dale Samuel Daily Rooms ana
Fixtmes-E H. LlvemOre Munroe Crane f. NJ van
Tussill Floor-J. p. Townsend, w. l. Philips Gould
H. Thorpe; Law-Charles Pratt u. G. BOgeft l.
Bamher; Trade-ChaTles r. llckoN j..
Townsend J. Robinson. W. H. swan. Theodore u Hnsted
Inf rmatiOn AMI statistics Samuel Daily Siarks hhson l.
H. Parker Henry Kemp b. g. Tent Complaint C"nIht.ee
for June-samue Daily Munroe Crane j. T. townsend M
r. Foster ir sas for the board aud Messls
Daily Hickey, and Edison appointed committee u IL
port arbitration committee. - - -. -.
gained YESTERDAY and remains about the same ~ t
Henry 1ilason was Secretary The failure OF
James Brett dealer at No 90 Bcaversip was ah
nounce1, but action was postponed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

CHICAGO, June THE American Medical
Association day. with 600 delegates press nt The
report OF the Committee Neurology was read and re
ferred The upon retiring reported that the
expenses the past year had been unusually heavy but
that he had snail surplus The Committee on Pubnea-
ton submitted lengthy report urging tue empoymens
OF medically cdu ated stenOgrapber 10 supply report
OF the proceeding for pamphlet publication, and
making other recommendations The Committee on
Prize Essays reported that only two had been submitted
and neither was worthy Of prize Dr. L. NJ Hunt read
paper on the state Of medicine and public hygiene
The question of revision OF the Pharnacopeia was dis
cuSscd. but finally was iabled.
The folowng-named officers were elected President
T c. Richardson of Louisiana; Nicc-PIe sldents, DIT.
White OF New-York. Gum OF Illinois, Kussei OF COnncc
tcut Dunay o. Ohio with the Chain men aud secretaries
OF various sections of the Convention The next annual
meeting viii take place at Buffalo on the INST tuesday OK
June, 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
THE DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN.

LONDON. Friday, June z, 1877.
The 7imess special from Shuma says: " IL ~ gen
orally believed at the Turkish headquarters that the
Russian main force will attempt within the next
few days to cross the Danube near Nikopolis.'
BUcBAREsT, Friday, june 8, 1871
Ont of SO districts into which Roumania Is
divided % have virtually placed under martin"
law This was done because capital punishment Is ho'
recognized by civil law, and the frequent discovery
OF spies rendered the measure necessary.
A special 10 The Ne,rs from Br1Ia says Prince r'r,-
cbakoT looks very H. and is a ghost OF himself
IL il thought he win not live long.
The Telegrnps wddin dispatch. dated Thursday even
ing saws: THE Russians continue the concentration OF
pontoon trains great force of artillery has arrived
and crossing the river, 1t is believed, will be attempted
Immediately"
The Nccss Vienna dispatch says Ia stated thar the
houses Of 80 Jewish families we're pllaged by mob ~
Dowbani. ~ Isoumania, Sunday. Eleven were killed.
"a wounded, and 80, 900 ducais stolen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
CARE OF BRooKLYN's INSANE ASYLUM

CARE OF BRoOKLYNS INSANE ASYLUM
The Kings County Charity Commissioners
agreed 10 appoint IA the Medical superintendent OF INC
Flatbush Insane Asylum physician skilled In the treat
ment OF muacy providing the supervisors "ouId appro
PIRATE desired amount for needed reforms The seec
ton Of DIR. Homer L. Bartlett OF Flatbush for the posi-
ton met with much dissatisfaction, AS II was hcd ta'
he was incompetent for the place The Supervisors
Thought best TO delay regard 10 the appropriation ana
although they did not generally approve OF the hpo
meut OF Dr. Bartlett the necessary aoulliu9'
aporopriation would probably have been maue'
change suddenly took possession OF inc ,hig no. y,
mlssioucrs' minds on Wednesday. Dr. bartlett was 10
choose his own assistants; on "Wednesday ne sent III nc
names of Drs A. Campbell, J. Arnold, ana j. D. Chrs
tson all of whom have been connected WIN nc ihc
asylum. On the receipt OF the letter the TUT,
AT once rescinded tine appointment OF Dr. Bartlett lucy
desired stated the nomination as ffst assistant vi ~
blanchard the former superintendent and inc sn0eh
dismissal of Dr. Bartlett was generally ascfiDeu Dy ,nc
astOnihed SUPERVISORS Yesterday tn the COMMISSIONERS
poue at the rejection OF thcir favOrte. This was cs
cially apparent Dr. Blanchard was reappointed 10 ms
old position. in Dr. Bartlrtts pace. The reason gwen
by the Charity Commissioners Tor their action was tht
the promised Appropriation had not been gwen ny INC
Gil cry isorS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
FIRE AT BELLLVUE HOSPITAL.
THE RECEPTION BUILDING FOR SMALLPOX PATIENTS
BURNED

THE RECEPTroS BUILDING FOR SMALLPOX PATIENTS
BURNED
The building az Bellevue Hospital used for
the reception OF smallpox patients caught fire at an
carly hour this morning and was entirely consumed
The inmates at the time when the fire started
we're Mrs. Bowers, the Matron, her child. woman
named Eliza Voorhis sck with the smallpox, and grl
named Elizabeth Peppers, who was SICK with
cnIIs and fever Mrs. Bowers was awakened
about I2j q. III. by a cracking noise and soon after
she heard Elizabeth Peppers cry Fire" she took
rp her child ana rushed ont Of the building followed by
the two patients both OF whom were able to walk
The alarm given promptly, but a considerable time
elapsed before the hrchcn reached the structure, OWING
10 is situation. The building one-story frame
structure, supported plies over the river IL burned
rapidy, and In less than hour after the fire
started the whole bGd been destroyed by the
Games. The valne Of the building was esti-
mated at $1,000. 10 was thought that the
foundation OF the structure would not he seriously
impaired. There at one time runlor outside the
hospital grounds that panic existed among the pa
tents in the large buildings, but the report proved
to be unfoundad Many OF the patients who were wei
enough to leave their beds ont the balconies and
BIZ the opcn windows watching the spectacle Of the burn
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