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National Republican., 1877-11-22
rTRrsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
II PRlPERrN ny 81 GTIiEI-r Nln.IIIANK n

rTNRl sTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il Ph.PERTr on STREET NonIlIWE r
STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue or decree o. the Sup eme tour OF the
District OF Columbia, y used III equity cause. No
So shall OF er for sale: BY public auction, on TUES
DAY. NOVEMBER q. ls17. At IOrr Dci,ck p. nI., IN
front Of the premises, 1T NUM- Ell nineteen "a.
ard improvements, IN square numbered one hun,ir,d
IN for y. QNl
Tern sale: Ono fburth "a h. and balance In sig.
tive We, and eighteen months, rrei Il prymcnn 10 benr
faction oftle trustee; sOO depr II required nccp.
tnnce Of BID md the terms ol sa- 10 be com He'd
with IN Ten tavs. On non-cOnip'irce The tr,s ic-
serves h 'r!sh to resell at the rs< pni COS the
defAulting puI CHASER. John q. FAY. Trustee.
~ &c 'rnt sti o I northwest.
novieMwFSdS PA. DARNEILLE, Autt
National Republican., 1877-11-22
rINllo3IAs DowLING. Auctioncer.
oATALoogE og SALE
LAW hooks
sUPERB LIBRARY
~ THE LATE
EDWIS L, sTaNloy. Es2.,

EDWIN L. STAN1ON, FS2,
TO WHICH HAS BEEN AIDED
AN EXTENSIVE LNW LISr.
embracing INgeSis. Eur sh AID American Reports
Text Books Sta q ID r dern Nap RS. elc., etc.
IN ZANE LIBRARY lONDTrION.
To be \, ID NJ my Auction II Uins. g rief Penrsvl
Va Tia avenue ~ Ele' cath $40 T. on Monday, ues
day and wedn,~d y ey.nings, November %, q, and
Is, 1877, tonm' ncing ut ~ o'ciOck
tatalOlu 3 now ready. ~ 49,
Terms cs,sh. THOMAS BOWLING.
nU.p.t star copyl Auction or.
National Republican., 1877-11-22
PROFESSIONAL.


(NlISEY CLAIRvOYANT FROM EUROPE
" Greatest wonder Of the vol tells your life from
crni!e 10 grave: cOhsulted on love, marriage sirk-
ness deaih law suits. finds nbSent Ii sndt recovrrs
lost Ur sio en property brings srparntd d togeth 9.
never MS has the great EIropean charn nsinniSh-
nll Wish os ~ tiSActlon wRTrnrted fOurs-e To n
NJ. 13i S,N rnth street. near corner OF H. nUsl-bm
ITO THE LADIEs-LADIEs HAVING SUPER.
L fuUus b III on fArc, arms and be,I can hEVe Y
prrn q I.ny rrmOve In on week, without injury o
The skin. Warranted cure or Freckias Mole, m
y o., and bll seases Of the sap; premaiu. gray
ness cured Ia one day. cure HlaIaitse IN all cases.
PROF. AND MAD SLADE.
nOel Jrl IA SeyeiI,u street n. W.
National Republican., 1877-11-22
DIRECTORY.
Tho Principal business Houses Of wash
ington.

TIE Jo'o'cina 10 y'i5ished for he benefit Of Trau-
cling Sa'esmen, StraHqers, and The pubic oener-
dUy-ii includes all trades ahd professions, and
cannot fail 10 prope Of iafercst 10 al Tho iileud
trdnsacting business IN Warrington.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

n
TiiEY, STAND on. I0eATED On THE
NORTH SIDE OF NORTH STREET. be
TMEiN n FIRST sIREtT AND NEW JER-
SEY AVENUE, IN WASHINGTON CITY,
DC
BY virtue Of Feed Of tru dated June T. is77 duly
Ie or ir, in Lber sss folio . the land records
the Dislrci OF Couniba and by direction OF the
party secured tn, rrby, We wi OHer fOs sale ubc
auction, In mont OF ibe 81 cmses on FRIDAY,
November 90 IS A inur O'Clock m, lots and 2 of
Davdge and FIshers NJ biivisinn OF squire 5si wItn
cInLroyenlelt. &c. u ereon and ,heiro belonging.
Ia Wash ngtUn city, District oI Colu.nbia.
Terms OF sale: Onethld cash, One-thrd In Six
onths and one third In twelve m6rtfs NIL cash, nj
The option OF u pur chaser The rnrci ers promls-
Try notes to b. given for the defer pay menis bar-
ing inleleu ftOm the day sic To he secured by
deed trust on the prop. rty sold, aud sat siac orr
oiiry Of insurani the bulldogs All cuiiS-vs,G.
lug NJ purchasers cost so d, pOsit on acceptance oi
each bid.
BThls property will be sold subject to trusts
Of prior date. one dated July 1876, and recorded m
Lber So l0lio ~ OF said land records TO
tain rrOnissnry note Tor eiUO dated July l. 1876 Iay.
able years af n and interest thereon from
payable 'emi.annualyi tie other. dated July !, ISIS
~ led In said fiher F vt iolio 10, To he
! ance unpaid on two over cre proml-aory notes,
win ~ sru-I at ten per cent per an,u rom sepiem
Der T. iTi nni to on the other with the raie Of
interest from ! . rsi u. lG-.
JAMES 3. EDWARDS, (r-,.,a..
MiLrDN e pARNARD, ,i"''ee''
National Republican., 1877-11-22
II II. WARNER.

ID. HEAL Estate AUCTIoNEER
TRUSTEFsS SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROv-
ID REAL IsrATE, RElNn THE WHOLE OF
SluARE NO It, IN WASHINGTON, ID, g.. str
UATt BklWEkN tONNECrIt TT AVENUE
AND nNiNErEENTH AND AND N STREE II
BY virtue VI deed Of trust dated May ~ 1873 duly
recorded IN Lib No 49, olio - ne ol The md rec
orts ofihe psrit "f CoInnl H. lnl nj ". written r
quest Of the i,rt" I'd thereby, viii sell nj pub
lie u icilOr u linI o III" ,r-miS~, nu
WEDNESDAf. NOVEMBER -, 1857,
nt four oTlVck iu., all ui O. -guHTr Numbered,
known, . i mt. aid dSlinyuiSl Q / Gu III. plat aud
ground ~ n at tcty OF WasliiI Ton, Ia ~ Ds rlct
., Co'mn inA square numbered one humdn aud
III rty-u n 49, ingpthcr wllI All the WAYS,
mems ,shts, misieg,s, and nppurten es 10 the
san Q hrlUigtnH.
Terms oi saiei n .third cph. and the rem m,lnher
Ian H. IN six, ~ rlve. eighteen, and twenty. or
IUiits Wlli Interest NJ per Csni. per NJ mum from
the day OF t, secured by deed of iret the prop.
uiy sold A de- oSit Of tlUo viii he required aI ti-
TIM" "i sAlr All ''nv' yHrcng To be nj tie purchrs
ers CnSi. 1.-THE Irrs at sui are not 90 uplled with
ttvrn 'lays the ,rs.'ss irsrIre the risll Tor S he
irol 'riy NJ the c.st IND risk o tie de,nling pLr-
clIAs,r. w
G. A. JAMES,
TT, IRilTENDEN.
lruSiees
National Republican., 1877-11-22

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day $.
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE

BY virtue Of writ ~ Hcri rcins, issued ort o. the
Clerks OF 'or l. 0 Sul me CouI OF the Dlsir II o
Columbia. sud TO ne drec-d, VIII sell M mnhl ale.
on MONDAY the 10 y dpy OF De""mb T, lTT, NJ y
o'ri rk n nli the n title clh and Interest OF
the de tnant In rnd to the follow nk prurry to wi:
Int ~ IL Ion number Ell IN the sntdlvI don OF tile
Trustees of Harry Farm ncn.rdlR to the pit thereof
record, IL IN office Of " surveyor ~ the District
provemrnts ihpf Oni seized and ,evied upon as the
prop ry OF SprnCer lee, to "a lev execution No
ls"S law, Ia hvor OF Fred Doug ass W. ,torn In
fact fREDK DDU( LASS,
. Unitel States DIar>h ;. u. e
JOHN SHERMAN, AucsiOneer. iO2i.dSds
DowNMAN 4 GREEN. Real Estate AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ~.
TATE ON STREET NOR v. BErWFES
EIGHTEENTH AND NISEsrEEN1 II STREETS
wEST. IN THECI1Y or WASHINGTON, D. G..
Virtue OF deed ~ trust da'e e February 4, iSo:
nid 81 the request OF tile hOlder OF H.. nOie- cured
thereby, shall orer Tor sale ut prhc nnc',on, on
FRIDAY. Ncvenb'r ~, 1871 nj All O'Clock . M. IN
mont Of the lrrmi eS tue est part oi lot No. IN
square ~, m nng rs feet on q street NORTH ~ d
running back with that width lsJ ieet 10 the rear
sid lot.
This properly IA hrst-ciasS building site.
Terms .. snle-On,- Uurlh cilSll, o whh 800 must
I've phid down NJ the time sale the residue NJ the rur.
c'uise monny bn paid III equal int ailments In sIS.
twelve and eighteen M niS ON the day OF sale. WI u
Int rest NJ per cent prr nnIum and to be sec rel by
The purc aShrs notes AMI der trust ph tile prcn,-
isss, II thp rms sale not rOnpi ell with within
right 10 resell the property al the risS aud cod of tile
de.nnlIi' purchaser All cony, yancn{ a. pur"has
nov 2I.W-F. SdS tstar eodSdsI
National Republican., 1877-11-22
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
SATlJSAL LANE AND SHORT ROUTE


tNonrn. WEST, NORTHWEST AND SouruwEr.
NOvEMBER ls ISL.
L.AvE wAsuISaToS.
5t0 u. M, Baltimore and way stations.
taoa NJ, BAIT more. Annnl oils aud wnv stations
btrnsburg. Winchester, and way stations, Wa ,lay
SU a. M nui m re ExpretS .
GlO a. ni Piedmont, Sir,S'urg winche ,ter, Hngers-
town Point Of Rocks a,d wa sta tnS
a, kh n NJ, New York, Pima e ,lia, Bos and Bal.
tlniors express
ss:Wa n, m, 81. Louis, tfnc'nrn'i UNicngo, Pitts.
burg cxprnss. Connects for Val y lIRIc6, except
suhdn,. Through car Tor StRuitJ".
Sunday.
.eiOh M, Baltimore and way stations. on Sunday
CONNECTS for Annapnlis-
l0W u. IN Dali inore express
lslO" NJ, Baltimore. E'licott City. Annpaois and
t1$Op. M, New York and Philadelphia Exrrcss.
On sunday W baltimore oniy stopping NJ all sti"%
&o T. M. Baltlm"re and way stations. winchr =
laj p M, Halt more. Blndcnsburr. and Laurel Ex.
pr,ss Frederick Vi Relay.
'Is1 p. NJ. Pt OF l,oI ks IreGerct, Winchester and
wny stations On Sunday 10 Pi. OF koiks n way
siR. ons only.
sttor. m. Baltic, AnnapolI. and way stations
sm5 =. PGis Z phlR, Nor DIX aud Raitimnro
express. i icmtC Guy. Passengers Tor Norfolk taken
TIE car, ,nreci tm boat NJ Canton No connection on
ounday tor Nor ok
$3.50 y. NJ. y fillmore and wnv staion.
s6.bi y. NJ, Chicago and Colunibus expresN
i3l y. m. BalIimOre express
'p1 J.: NJ, 81 Louis. CINCINNATI md PiitsburE ex.
press. No connrctt u for PttsbuIg on Sunday.
express
SUNDAY nyiIf
National Republican., 1877-11-22
1877
GREAT

40 rur ,IENSsYL;XAMIA, EoUTE E-r,,,,,,s,r
SPLENDID scENh'iSi MEN4 ENN4fdNitichNr EQUIP
TRAINS s I'm rom Depot, cor.
"gs p,,,,, q s,;" @ sna ~ s.rce, % @s ,w, wit,
rItsurE TO Cincinnati ST i1uis, and Cho go
tEfTo III SSE SNb y FJfSaxc Ffss iS e RffiIR6in ffRi
For Caiiandn qua, Rocl ester. buffalo. Stasna Falls,
VIII Ss GT, Il. ~ e wrIsS Il daily fof sa'Si
Iock IIaven, Ein,ra aud waiki's NJ ioio n M.
ror N NsM S"ri S a. S%S sSe East, .i,p M and en p M
presso, rnln'a" rarlor Cars W." >. nh daily er'
For irooEiyn New York, all through trains cor nee,
or ory t ,S, w ,rs " cr 10 nv, o ok ,r.ct
Ing double eriiaSe and Journey across New York
ror New York and the East. lin D. m, daily except
Sunday. with Sleeping Cars IRON Washington TO
For i'niiadelpna Ian r. m, daily. excrp, sunday, and
i;Io n. M, t;.s nd psO .. ii. daily Lniiied Ex.
pies. D oa. m ds,lSi eicep, sunday.
. ~. hnlly. cNceI SUNDAY.
Fol PnNs Creek Line. GS5 u III. anl III D. m daily,
For Annapolis IS a m and G.op m. daily. excep,
SUNDAY
ALEXANDRIA AND PREnERIcEspuRa RAIL
a,osf Maf =, AND \, y, ,hLExANDhiA AND wAshlNG.
For Alexandria. 81. BIO ". H. n nj, 1. n sso a. =.
r ~; On sun " ai slo =. ~. and /. and 4 p m.
Tralns leave Afessndfis or Washington. a.. aio
ON sa sn,ds, lS =, : d" n ,nd q t% q Ss@ M
tickets. In 'ornihion, ,leepinv and paricr-car a.
Communications can be rocured at the Uhic,,-norin
enue. northeast cOrner o sxin street ant Pennsy
yaniaavcnue. AMI NJ tie dero., win r, orders be
ien r ths eh.s kiE oil baggage to destination non
.n Z r, FARMER, General ra,senser Agent
National Republican., 1877-11-22

stocks Sllg Itly tower.
The niowins are the op"nny and c!nSlnr rate. m,
the Ntive stoks as teleyraplted 10 w. u. Cooke ir
Co.. frVln Tho .Sew York stock ESchangr:
National Republican., 1877-11-22

ITHASK thee. l. hd. tuuI thou hast kept
Tue Dyrl ~ rt',Ci
We have enough, YETI 10 Ia mn, u,
To .ulIg Tor moe,
A yearnlng for deep i"hrc
not known before.
thank thee Lord that here our s"uiA
IlnI Ii HmI'il blvsS
Can never find nllh ~. they seek,
pcr'Vrl ,vst
Nor ever shall ut the! lean
On Jusn,' breast.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

DR. LEON, THE OLDEST FSTABLISHED
, Sprc H II In the city. eau he ctnSIlied every
TUESDAY. wLDNFsSDAY, and SATURDAY, soj
sixth street northwest
ErEcIALTy-FeniLe complaints and skin diseases.
novlUly
National Republican., 1877-11-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TINivERsAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILRoADTICKErsslo TO or rom Nil points honght,
ekchaig gtti or ~ Id n reduciIpn OF ONE UOl LA I,
upon H'Iy other Orco or delOt IN thsc ct.
AG,yt0 NJ. d. wntrtSiDE,
National Republican., 1877-11-22

- KRIEG MATTRESS MANUFACTURER No.
W iii Prnn'~ nv. u holster n dune y I've hest
nn.ilI er hRiIrH>Srs nv, I"OuyI. llnT NAtTt"se-
niAdv over squa 10 new, srus u. d. I'Gdc 10 n.'ier
nViJ Can
National Republican., 1877-11-22

SNOw Is THE TINE TO SELL" LADIES
~ dents an thitiren's Cast oT Wearing Ap'
IA. el hoods kh eS ~. at cxtrAuid idnary hlgh c.ISh
pTCts u. "JUSrIrS Uid Sand" NJ Uls u arep
northwest AL macs nv nish viii be- promptly I.
tended H. spi7if
National Republican., 1877-11-22

The oliJvIns the buy,us AID settling rate-
Government secllr .tIss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
A CLAIM FOR A MILLION.

II is understood that f. b. Wallace, of f.
T. Wallace CO.. about 10 institute proceedings against
some OF the directors OF the MarpOSa Land and Mining
Company for $4,000, alleged 10 have been Illegally
ssed and also against Eugene Kelly, for 100000
damages Mr. Wallace says that the statement Is prema
tre and that the facts in the Will not be ready for
publication for several days.
Mr. Kelly states that upon his return from ST. Louis, a
Few days asO ne received letter from Mr Wallace aud
others requesting the payment OF cal IN without the
annoy nee Of suit and that biz Response was that he
would not pay another dollar having already settled the
matter upon which this claim based TIE ADDED since
NV connection with the Marposa Company, in
1858 have met with uOthlng bat trouble
and annoyance. That connection was brought
about by loan OF 100000 ia cash. 70 secure
the payment OF which took mortgage. The gentlemen
T.aTesenng the opposition 10 this company have lately
iuQht suit at San Francisco, and receiver has been
appointed They nave already suef me three umes, ana
haye been success In each Instance When the pres
ent threatened sctiOn u brought ana s charges pun
hshed shall be ready 10 something on the matter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WHAT RUlvEO ArATERs0N BANK.

TttE ffiNsrHEKs eTEAN0. Br>NfSs MhiholfS
The Merchants loan and Trust Company of
Patterson closed is doo.s July = On saturday last
Jamcs r. Preston. the treasurer and one OF the drcc
tcr bond of $4,000 Co T. e.. Todd the receiver
g. protect tnc stockholders ud dcrostors from any "ss
Resulting from his alleged mismansgcmcnt THIS meas
ure Is Thought o. nave preserved The treasurer nom
Indictment as 10 l. understood that the Grand Jury had
considered ms case hnt hld delayed 20 present the in
dctmcnt u CONT soon after TIE Suppression Of the COM
pany rumors were current that there was q lack Of
saah and available securities in the bank vaulte. Mr.
Preston, the treasurer. wa> hrld responsible for
ths. Tie at once called meeting OF TIE directors
Sud uade statement. the gist of which Is follows;
o. Friday. duly 6. a draft OF the company for $4,000
went 10 protest ~ tht First National lank Paterson
friends ohtaiucd enough money 90 meet the drift Fear
ing run On the bank on the following Mon
IN real estate, ne "sold $4,000 OF the most
available as.ee 10 persons in tnis Guy VINO
ties 10 drpostos m Pa.ers0n accepting their checks IN
J. ymcnt Tlcso TRANSACTIONS were carrie" ON unui a
late hour on saurday night and IN some cases ch'chS
not siluCd u on Sunday. on that day iece yer
was appointed Nh. Preston declares that what lac DO
ILLEGAL
Connected with the failure Of the hack ! n somewhat
romantic story Mrs woodruff a dow LIVING IN Fifty
nrssi n TINS city. last Winter sppnod to Mr. Preston
fur loan Paterson real estate Her story was ''
sine had been lci property Of $4,000 which on me
marriage OF her daughter would I've increased by 100000
They had lived cyirnvaganuy ana wanted sS',No o
prepare the wedding, which 10 take place fe9ru
Rly D.. tnen property obtained wound be placed IN
Charge ~ the company Tho amount was Loaned Tlh no
otlcr security than her note indor ed b. H. IS fanon
Toe daughters Illness compelled tue postponenent OF
TIE wedding. Another loan OF $1,000 wac obtained IT. IN
the conf alY, hut when The wedding DAY once more az
preached The bridegroom unable 10 be present The
Wedding Is siin future event. and the failure Of the
Merchants Loan and Trust Companyis attributed NANNY
g. Ms. Woodun-s failure TO meet her obligations.
Robert McCuioch, Of Paterson, one OF the directors
who had al 5000 deposit is said 10 declare mat when
the failure tie bark certain, MI Preston seruFed
all the Gr,ctors except two OF Whom he Is one lie docs
Dot believe that the treasurers bond VIII preserve MN
from criminal proceeding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
GILMAN STILL IN HIDING.

The hiding place of W. c. Gilman, the insur-
huce scrip forge has been discovered. Itls un
deIsood al Tie Office OF the Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Company that several conferences have been held look
ing 20 arrangements for a compromise with those whom
he has deruded but no conclusion has been reached.
member OF tee o. Tain idge & Co. stated Saturday
that the private safe OF Mr. Gilman would not be opened
A. The arrangements now pending were cOnsummatcd.
Il IA stated by an insurance scrip broker that Mr. Gil
man heavily in 1870 10y tue cancellation OF large
amount Of the scrip Of twO mutual companies then held
by him. The scripts subject 10 assessment or canceia-
lion. the company proves unsucc ssfu IN business
Ii is denied by the friends Of Mrs. Gilman that she
owns the house In which she II now living. Tie rent is
rald TO November l. at which time Viii move else
wLerc. She has no property surrender except tie
household furniture, silver, and few PICTURES size has
Tree children the Oldest OF wnch is twelve years OF
age. A sisiCr OF Mrs Gilman Is tho wife OF Edward
Everett Hal., and formerly a Miss Perkins OF
IpSlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
STOLEN PROPEhTY RECoVERED.
PART OF THE PROCEEDS OF TORGRRES IN CALI
TORNIA KECOVERI d AT CINCINNATI.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl

A
TORNIA RECOVERI AT CINCINNATI.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRlBUSEl
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 7-On the 31st of
August VIM r. Cooper, OF Francisco. Cal. abscoud-
ed after ste ling $4,000 by forged checks vario
banks. On the sth of September ne was at the Gait
House. Louisville, where nc met bis brother. John r.
COOPER The latter had not met his brother william
before IN eight wears. Johu had long been member Of
tie shaker community AT sOutI Union. ny. lie mad
received request, by telegraph, from william 10
meet him aud did So. The result Of the conference
was the departure OF John for san Francisco. He took
with him ewy-made wife, lady who nad be teach
ing school IN his neshbOrhood she wa widow named
Annie Del new daughter OF samuel Anderson OF Glen
dale The brothers had undc standing that cannot yet
be explained fully Ii was johns business to go 10
san Francisco, meet Williams wife there and attend
10 certain 'ers OF property. Recently william beng
fugitive from Justice charged with fOgcTics u the
amount OF 10000 the law took course IN the ease
through the action OF creditors ana O'nei-
that led to a levy and attachments. On The
3Oth of September, John aud hs WIFE, ac-
COMMANDED by the wlfes daughter By her
hst husband child OF ten years, LETT san Francisco a.
come East Then 1t that teegraphic correspondence
was opened between W Lee chief Of detectives there
ana detective Bh OF Louisville IN which Lee detailed
to Bigh the particulars, tod him the time and
circumstances Of the departure Of Cooper with
his vile snd child ana requested him TO have
the party shadOwed thinking that they were gong to
Louisville, and that they had u their possession big
the fOfgeries. Detective Cave immediately started
intercept them and acccnlpqny HON lie made meet
toy were bodnd Tor TINS 81 - instead OF Louisville III
ey arrested on thrir arrival yesterday. TINS
received package the woman bSd shipped 10 tne care
OF her sterSiser Cassidy If the Cedar Grove Convent,
near this city II contained 800 shaes Of Consoli ted
Virginia stock, $4,000; 100 sha<es California, % 900
four United States gold bonds, $1,000; gold notes,
81 jOO greeDbacks, 5000 This will be held for the Calf
fornla victims. The forver has nos been arrested.
John H. Cooper Iec .,ed to- lay after turning
the yAluaDles q. l.. Griffith. NIcePresidcut 81 the
Third National Bank. in trust TO- W. II. COopers cred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
THE LATE ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. IAN immense throng
attended the various services the Cathedral to-day.
which was dralsd In mourning for the late Primae and
Archbishop The sermon At the forenoon high macs
service WAS preached by Father Curtis the Secretary OF
the Archbishop During the day, from 10 o'clock until
nyhtfail continuous stream 81 persons of all class
Numbering from 25 900 TO 10000 passed through the
Archrpiscopa residence adjoining the Cathedral and
Wow ed the raInnins. which were Wing IN state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
ExpERINENrs WIrH Lac rELEPHOYR.

An interesting experiment with the telephone
was made Friday at the oce OF the Telephone Company
OF New-York. An The TRIBUNE building. Il was there
demonstrated that the Gu OF telephone would
divide itself INTO numerous smaller currents, sufficiently
strong for IT least SIX telephones. "This," said Mr.
Roosevelt unparalleled in tie science Of telegrphy'
Connections were ma e between the Office aud Tar
feeutst and Broadway. sixty third-st, and lIld-ayc
Br0ad-st., near Wall; the aajs Z'itunS building,
Tighte cnt-st and SNth-ave and the office OF the New
York Betting ana Packing Company. cornet played az
the Office n THE TRIBUNE building, was distinctly Leard
a. each al the places mentioned
The American Institute Fair has been connected with
the Office by M ans OF telephone. and messages and
songs constantly flying the wire. On Saturday
songs were sung tie Institute aud each syllable was
transmitted clearly. September 90 the telephone was
used Lehigh Valley, by Superintendent II. A Clute
between Mauch Chunk and the General superintendent
Office Bethlehem. distance 81 hiityOur miles and
Oh the following day conversation was sustained more
than hour over that d stance By connecting two
wires nj S3yre and working [ ence 70 Mauch Chunk
3 clear circuit Of 900 miles was obtained over which
conversation carried on equally well as over the
short wire To Beth hem.
Yesterday afternoon conversation was carried on by
telephone. between persons Ia The TRIBUNE buldng
aud I'm tie western Union Telegraph Office III Phiiadel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
THE cAsrELLANI coLLECTIoN.

The officers of the Metropolitan Museum of
haye received letter from the proprietor Of the Cas-
taIui collection Of antiquities and majolics, allowing
them 20 retain the collection for exhibition until the hIs
OF February The original loan OF Tie eolecuoh WAS iof
,tx ,oopths which term expired during the Summer 1t
Rad been hoped by tho scientific men OF the
,,v that sufficient interest would have been awakened
~ b;s and 70 yring a1ca Gne purchase Of a OF part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
CAPTAIN HALE.

Captain Owen Hale was born in this State,
aud entered the army from H. He received the commits
sion Of Second Lieutenant in tue TN New York Cavalry
N 1868 and served with the volunteers until November
1863 In July, SG6. he entered the Resu ar Army
lieutenant and in March, 1869, was promoted TO the
rank OF CAPTAIN IN the Tth Regimen. OF Cavalry.