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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-03
We snail miss HIM now he'- left u,
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one aaycl more III heaven


Jay Gould-with this feeling In my mind.
have Tor some weeks desired to see the tail
tower in the hands Of parties whom could trust
TO continue the business Ia the interests Of
thoughtful patriotism, high philanthropy, anu
true poesy.
Chllds. \. NJ. aside to DrexeD-Hlw for,u-
NATE
Drexel 30 Chnds, A. M)-How luclIyl
Jay GOuld-Aul jus, nrforc YOU came in was
talking with some capitalists from Boston. who
propose TO assume the responsibilities which
now woigh too heavily upon ne.
Childs, \. NJ. linxioIsiy) You did not con-
chdc a.
jay Gould Thev offered me f,r the s,iblish.
mcnt including the rum shop, the Young litor.
and the clock, Just sll7,jJl Now, the tail tower
l. very TIL.
Chids. A. N.-Yes.
Jay Gould-And the young editor 10 very
young.
DreNei Yes.
JAY Gould And the rum shop Is very rum.
Childs, \. NJ Yes.
Jay Gould Under the circumstance. felt
thu could no,. iu iIstice d, myself and to the
cha table enterprises to whic1 intend to de-
vote mN means, tihe leas than Sliso)l. told
them 20, frankly and they have gone out To
consult
Cuili \. ". aside-lloH singular Just "a G
amount w. have Ia oar packets.
DroNsi-'iow fortunate that we arc ia iinlel
Jai Gould. looking NJ he watch LAr... me-.
! II h alm"., the h"uf hr noon prl,~r marung.
anh cannot iot tempor.l matte. interfere
win
'hllls, 4, N llrt Que minute pl,,se sir.
We htfr g,t flis0u and ne v,nt roc i.ll
tY~rf ~ VIII use tlisfm aitnnpei, uedDi
nn' etr"ct 'nni o. "o4ia "e." much. A,~ caL 8
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
AN INSURANCE FAMILY.

RECEIVER PIERsoSs REPORT CONCERNING THE
FOUR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES PLACED
IN HIS cHARGE-soME COMPLEX REINsUR-
ANCEs- MISSING ASSETS.
preliminary report to the Supreme Court hal
beon prepared by Mr Henry X. Pierson, Receiver OF
the Guardian Mutual, New York State Reserve Mutual
and Widows anu Orphaus Bencht Life insurance
companies. At the time or his appontr,ent ali these
institutions were by series Of reinsurance contracts
substantially under the control Of the rnlversai ana
IL is upon tho allowance that those contracts wcra
properly made and carried receiver pro.
cceds From the Of things tho labor OF ascer.
tanning the separate rights anu possessions cacn
OF the companies difcult OF performances. Such
state OF affairs will also present very complex
questions Tor the decision oi ,nc CourI whica Mr.
Person forth in portion Of report lie deals
separately with the TRANSACTIONS OF each company be-
ginning with the Guarian which before Us reinsur-
ancc In the Universal absorbed the romans VI she
other three.
THE GUARDIAN MUTUAL
No dividends were paid on tho stock OF any OF tho
companies alter their reinsurance Ia the Guardian.
The annual statements Of the lalter down to making
the lrst contracts with the Universal, show Deccm
Der 81, 1872 a surplus as regards policy holders Of
s 4oy 9 Mad on December 81, s73 OF only 81 i5l ST.
on total admitted Of nearly 81 900 900 Ihc rc.
port says that, by detailed statement made to tho
on March IL, 1914, shown 10 10 s.. aoo o0O on
The latter date the Board OF Directors authorized tho
reinsurance Of eighty per cent OF the policy contracts
in Tue UNIVERSAL aud subsequently covering OF tho
balance OF tie RISKS was required by the Supcrintcnd.
cnt Of Insurance. The officers oi the Guardian soon
altar fetired and thoso OF the Universal
were elected IN their places Under cover
OF tho contract the receiver SAYS that
large amounts OF the Guardian assets were transferred
10 tbc UNIVERSAL wthou, waiting for the reports called
for by the contracts. From an interview, which lie
had with Mr. Henry j. furbir Vice President OF tho
Iulyp rsul yer he uttr nat he
contract was not regarded by the Universal having
been complied with by the Guardian, and that tue
former company proposed retention OF nll
the property transferred tho theory oil
willingness TO perform and performance NY
the Universal. The report says:--"Ibe subsc-
quunt Investigations OF the receiver. supple
inented by those made by the superintendent OF the
Insurance Department, developed information upon
which the receiver has acted N bringing tDo SUIT tor
the recovery OF assets Assuming TINS Information TO
be true the receiver was brought 10 the convection
that not only was the Guardian Company not power
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
MoFFETTs wHIsKEY MEASURE.

GREAT SUCCESS OF TIE REGISTER IN vrE-
GINIA-INcREAsEs THE REVENUE NEARLY
.HArF A MILLION OF DOLLARS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 3 1877.
The estimate made IN these dispatches and pub
lishcd IN the HERALD weeks ago that tho revenue
from tho salo OF liquors through the medium OF tho
Monou register would reach 500, 900 for this
city and 100000 for the Stale per annum
is verified by the Official results Of last
months sales. This insurcs tho Moflett
register rs q permanent source OF revenue Tho an.
nua revenue from barroon al retail licenses hereto
lore was about 1870 900. an increase the Monott
register ol over $450. 600
The liquor dealers held meeting here to-day, a.
which they resolved 10 discontinue further prosecu-
lion OF the SUIT IN the United States Court on the
alleged patent Infringement, upon condition that the
Attorney General Will agree not to proceed against
bond indemnify the munufaC-
turer OF the registers Tor damages caused by the
late Injunction. They decided 10 organize campaign
ali over the state against the registers and pledged
themselves 10 support all candidates who opposed
the Morett liquor law. An ntIMonctt ticket Will
be nominated IN this city, and perhaps in every county
and city IA the state.
Tho Governors Of Louisiana and Arkansas have
for sample oi the register, copy OF the law
and explanation OF how IL works. with view to the
introduction Of u similar law IN those States
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

less In the hands OF tho Universal Company and iis
officers under the contract but thar the Universal Com
pany Itself should oi right respond 10 the demands
OF The Guardian Company Tor lne property Ia ts pos
session belonging 10 tho Guardian COMPANY, which
aud thai the officers who had been connected with tht
original transaction should be required TO explain Why
such toriuors paths were taken by them while con-
ducing the Affairs oi the COMPANY"
WHAT ASSETS.
Tho report says that the 4th day OF April last
Mr. FurOlr tcslIGei before investigating com.
mitec OF the Assembly that the axsc.s OF The Guar
dian, with those OF the other companies consolidated
with 10, we're aooa. sLooOooo or si.aoo, 900
Universal THIS Is compared with the sworn Statements
OF ihc Guardian officers, wnieh gvo the assets
Ia 1874 at s6s3,Go5 q, and In 1875 &C ti2G,G05 05
Among the items OF Inc Guardian expenditures tia
receiver npds 1873, Tor salaries and travelling
penses $780, 699 81, aud IN 1874 Notwithstanding the
contract Tor reinsurance the same expense reported
at $4,000 81 In 1874 also appears AN itcn OF oven
$4,000 paid for postage, ADVERTISING, printing ane
stationery law claims By bonus &C. and ia 1875
s4T, 600 comm ons, oico ana law expenses. II
the statement Tor lss4 tho following iiem:-"Pas
other com panies or rensurei pocIss So J2 500 2sn
white 1875 under the head oi expenditures" there
IL charged, .sReirsurances. sG6s, $50 a."
Mr. rierson makes report OF al the available assets
that have come Into his possession OF the several
companies, including 100000 Tor eAcn deposited ut
Albany
Widows aud Orphans' slO0,O0(
wiaons and Orphans Virginia State bonds.
par value ~, ooC
Reserve Mutual ..-....,.............. loo, 10s
New YORK state. -........ ............... i0l,30l
Guardlan Mutual llO,1l.
To tho Guardian should also DO added :-yirginis
State bonds OF the par value OF $751; 700 call loans OF
the $50 800 capital sock Of The other
companies reiusurod by IL Against these funds tho
receiver has found tho following liabilities against tho
companies:-
Widows and Orphans ns.................. s29l 3o7 75
Heserye 81 Mutual. s99ss ~
Guardian Mutual .... AS 55I ~
Mr Picrson concludes his report with recommcn
daton tnat the Guardian real estate be sold TO dciray
expenses and with number OF questions TO be deter
miEec by the Court 10 the method o distribuJ0n
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
FIRE AT M'KEESPORT.

DESTRUCTION OF THE PITTsBURa CAR AND
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS AND OTHER BUILD
INGs.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, Oct 3, 1871
fro broke out In the town Of McKcesport, thirtcon
miles south Of this city, at eleven O'Clock last night.
The fire originated ut the Pittsburg Car and Locomo
tive Works, which were entirely destroyed. From
thence Il crossed Fifn avenue.
The following are the losses so far as known
Pittsburg Locomotive and Car Works. totally do.
stroyed; loss, 500 900; insurance. $40, 600.
william Hartman. owner Of Hartman's Block; ioss
$25. .O0O; insurance, $l4, 900.
Wolf Il Dclong loss, 10000; insurance, 81 500, in
Queens.
Isaac West; loss, So, 600; insured In Queens
G. y. Ludwig; loss, $500; insured In Fire Assoca-
tion oi Phadcphia
G. X 5. Dorsey loss stock of goods. So Ooo in.
surancc, sl,5o9
mrs. Mullen: loss, SIC, Insurance, 81, 600.
Martin Freeman; loss, 81 800; partially insured.
r. B. Brashear loss, 81, 600; insured
Enterprise Building and Loan Association; loss,
s. 600; insurance, e., 500
All buildings III the square bounded by walnut
street. Fifth avenue ana tho ConnesviIlc Railroad
we're destroyed excepting the Times building, on the
south side OF Fifth avenue, and Wiiam VESTS resi-
dcnce. fti
In addition to tho names gwen above there we're
number residences destroyed AID 1t Is thought the
total loss by the fire VIII reacn s175, 900.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
THE NEZ PERCES CAMPAIGN.

NEWS FROM sTURGIs-cURRENr RUMoRs CON-
TRADICTED-rHE SITTING BULL coMMIs-
SION.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Fort SHAW, NJ. T., Oct. /, I
Via HELENA, n. T., Oct. 3, 1877
General Terry has just received tho following
despatch from General Sturgis:--
HEADQUARTERS SEvgXTn CAVALRY, J
OK THE MARCH NORTH MUssEL SHELL,
Sept 22, 1877. J
News just arrived from that artillery firing
heard Ball Mountain on Weduesday last; that my
had been attacked; that the Indians had divided
aud tuat had fought only part of them. There Is
truth 10 any OF this General Howard and are
together Seven wagons are now ~ Bakers
battle ground bringing supplies for him, and they also
all right SrCRGlS, Colonel Seventh cavalry.
Tho Sitting Bull Commission intends to Leave here
for Fort Benton Wednesday, tho Sd. It is now
probable that Sitting Bull and twelve other chiefs will
meet the commission at Fort Walsh about oriy miles
north Of tho Canada line
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
TEMPERANCE WOMEN.

THIRD ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE woMEN's
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
by TELEaIAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N. j.. Oct g. 1877.
The third annual Convention Of the Womens Chris
Temperance Union OF the state assembled hero to-
day. About sixty delegates from ali tho State
were present
Mrs. Mary r. Denman, Of Newark, presided
After devotional exercises tho Rev. Mr. Woodruff or
Dunelon, N. j., made a speech, during which ne al
Iuded 10 the greatness OF tho work saying that In ono
yoar IN tho city OF New York eight mnstcrs OF the
Gospel had been arrested for drunkenness. lie con-
dcmned ministers and members Of churches
perancc. Mrs. Ann Wittenmeysr, president
In favor OF temperance was growing stronger every
place soon. Sbo spoke desparingy Of the members
the House OF Representatives in Washington for
ting with their feet their desks smoking cigars anu
reading newspapers while important questions were
under consideration. Sho gave graphic picture OF
the presentation OF temperance petition with 100 000
signatures by Senator Morton In the Senate
The Secretary read the annual report, which con-
sisted of sketches from all the local societies. ncud
ing nearly every town and city IN The State, showing
the union to DO IN hpurshing condition
mass meeting was held In the ing, when ad-
dresses delivered Ny the Rev. MIR. Little, Mother
Hill ana Others.
The Con ventlon will be continued tomorrow rhurs
davl
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
w A SHIN TON.
FROM AN OCCASIONAL sPoNDENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct 3, 1871
THE RETURNING BOARD PRoslcuTIoNs-scAS-
DAL GROWING OUT or THE APPOINTMENT or
WELLS AND ANDERSON TO oYFIcE-DIssATIs-
FACTION OF THE DEMOCRATS.
II is thought here that the criminal prosecution
OF Wells and Anderson, members OF the Louisiana Re-
turning Board, has any political object. but II Is un-
do,ood that the retention OF Wells Surveyor OF the
Port and the appointment OF Anderson Deputy Col
lcctor BY tho President have caused deep action
In New Orleans, where those two no. thought
TO be OF character sufficiently high to I'LL federal Offices
Their holding these important places s regarded even
BY many or the Presidents friends in New Orleans
public scandal and Louisianians hero suggest that
ifthcy had not been placed conspicuous Offices therc
would have been e,iort 10 indict and Try them.
This case" said old Post once Bureau clerk.
''remnds me OF one that happened when Governor
Jewell was Postmaster General Western preacher
had got himself appointed mat agent, anu by aud by
was discovered 10 have embezzcd funds Of the part
ment Governor Jewell ordered his arrest and prose-
cuton, bu, the mans friends appealed TO the Pres-
dent. aud ho told the Governor to iet him OF
dtion that his friends make good the money
he had stolen IL was 50 arranged ac
cordingly. Tho culprit was discharged ana the
prosecution stopped rhorcupon, however, he
managed, on the ploa Of having been persecutea to
induce tho Church with which he mad been connected
to give hm call 10 preach. Whom Mr.. Jewell heard
OF this he made the following ordcr:
"write out there aud say that II lie will remain
quiet am willing 10 let MIN or; but II ho attempts TO
preach IN put him IN State P-sou."
It's PROBABLE that tho Louisiana democrats arc OF
the Postmaster Generals mind. II Wells aud Andcr-
son had remained in private life they would have
troubled tnem; but II they to remain prominent
federal Office holders the democrats viii bring them to
trial
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
Greece the despatch Of cannon to the frontier and

Greece, the despatch OF cannon TO the frontier and
other warlike signs.
THE TRANsYLvANIA CONSPIRACY.
Vienna despatch says:-"Many arrests have
been made In Pennsylvania. Much sensation has
been caused in Pesth by NJ. Rely, well known
member OF the Diet, being placed under police sur.
vcillance for connection with the recently discov-
cred piotn
POLES ARRESTED.
A number OF Poles have been arrested for con-
nection with the recent conspiracy. The fact that
arms have been seized at various railway stations
in Austria has produced great sensation, as it
seems to Indicate that some attempt was intended
In the direction OF Poland well as Roumania.
END OF THE TURKISH RAID.
Bucharest despatch says:-"The Turks aban.
doned Kalarosch on the approach OF the Russians.
This movement across the Danube was evidently
intended TO assist the Transylvania conspirators In
their contemplated raid on the Roumanian rail-
roadsn
CONCESSIONS TO HUMANITY
The Porte has consented TO allow the passage Of
timber across the Danube for the construction OF
huts for the Russian wounded Russia has offered
to clear the distractions from the mouth OF the
Danube II the neutral Powers will guarantee to pre-
vent the entrance ofTurksh men.ol-war during the
present war;
VICTIMS OF THE WAR;
Around Tirnova fifty refugees are dying daily from
typhus fever. Four hundred Abchasian prisoners
have been killed in o railway accident between
WorOnesch and Nostor on the Don. The Geshons
have arrived ut Constantinope.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
JOHN w. YOUNG.
THE MORMON APOSTLE APPEARS IN THE
STREETS OF SALT LAKE CRY WITH HIS
LAST sswIFE."
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

-AS ~ SAA1 A~00G SAAA "AAo AAAS
LAST "wIFE"
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.1
SALT LAKE CRY, U. T.. Oct 8, 1877.
John W. Young. the third sou OF the late Prophet
Brigham Young, and one oil the quorum of Twelve
Apostles who have assumed control OF the Mormon
community, made his appearance here to-day. The
girl, Tuella Cobb, stcpdaughter OF Brigham, who
was, the 18th of September, Illegally .married to
John W. Young at ST. George. was In the company OF
her polygamous husband. This is the first appear
OF the pair In public since their .marriage" and
they attracted considerable attention from both Nor
mons and Gentlcs.
Johu W. and his concubine really arrived In this
ncghborhood on Friday night last, ana have been hid
Ing at Youngs farm, lying a short distance south OF
tho city. Tho reason why they have now emerged
from thcr place of conceament appears TO be that tho
ncwy 'marred" couple have only just learned that
there has been warrant yet issued for Johns
rest AS soon as he became aware of this fact the
Apostle showed himself to his trends this morning
and during the afternoon tho Cobb girl promcnadcd
tho street with her "husband" IN the Mormon faith.
She seemed quito contented and rather proud Of her
choice and the marked attention she was attracting.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE THE Cnigp SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Oct. Al A. NJ
Indicdtioas
For New England aud the Middle Atlantic States, in
creasng essterly winds, cloudy, rainy weather sta
tionary temperature, falling baronctcr advance OF
the storm centre In the lower lake region Ohio
Valley.
For tennessee and tho Ohio Valley and lower lako
region, cloudy aud rainy weather, warmer souihcriy,
shifting to colder northwest winds, falling, followed
by rising barometer.
FOR the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri VAL
Icys rising barometer, northwest winds stationary
lower temperature and clearing weather
For the upper lake region, rising barometer
colder, northwest winds, cloud and rain followed at
the west stations by clearing weather.
The Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Rivers
will rise slightly.
To.nigbps reports from tho West Indies ana Florida
are missing.
Cautonary signals continue At Indianapolis Gaivcs-
ton. st. Marks, Sandusky, Key Yest Jacksonville
savannah. Tybee Island, Charleston, Smithvllc.
Wilmington, Lookout Cape Ha,teras Kitty
Rawk, Cape Henry. Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape
May, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy HOOK, New York,
New Haven, New London, Newport, Woods Hole,
Boston, Thatchers Island, Osweso Rochester Buffalo,
Eric, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Port Huron, Aipcna
Grand Haven, Chicago, Escanaba, Marquette, Duluth
Milwaukee and Section One are ordered Port
land and Eastport
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
A SUSPENDED SAVINGS BANK.
TIE OLDEST BANK IN ALLEGHENY CITY sUs-
pENDs pAyvE<r

TIE OLDEST BANK IN ALLEGHENY CITY sUs-
PKNDs PAYMENT.
PIrrsBrRG, Oct. 3, 1877.
Tho Allegheny Savings Bank, tho oldest bank in
Allegheny City, suspended pay this morning
The following notice is posted ON the doors:-
The Directors OF tho Allegheny Savings Bank being
unable 10 convert ITS assets into money Immediately
have deemed IL proper 10 suspend payment. In add-
ton the assets OF the bank the stockholders nro
INDIVIDUALLY liable, and the directors hope to pay all
the deposttors.
About this time last year n run was made on tho
bank but the officers all the demands so promptly
that tho ceased II Is that I'll
time OF the run last year tho deposits aggregated
Sl3l2UOJ but since that time they have been steadily
reduced and DO not now exceed $59i, ,000 OF which
amount about $780, 900 belongs 10 the directors aud
stockholders Ia addition this the bsnk se-
cured debts 10 other banks ani money borrowed on
mortgages TO the amount OF Sl2S,0 rnc assets,
cot sisng largely Of real estate, VIII aggregate
$7IS,0O0
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
FORGERY AT SAN FRANCISCO.

DISAPPEARANCE OF WILLIAM H. COOPER A
STOCK BRoKER-A CRIMINAL CAREER.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 3, 1877.
fcw days ago william X. Cooper. stock operator
OF this CITY, disappeared suddenly, and II was ascer.
tanned he had forged the name OF j. II. TroadweIl
TO checks the bank Of Satber & Co. and tho
National Gold Bank aud Trust Company for amounts
aggreaatng over $4,000 1t is now established that
Cooper is the individual who IN 1857 commitcd heavy
forgcr les the government while employed In The
Navy Department. He married a daughter OF the
Government Printer Defrecs and arrested on his
wedding day, and nnaily consigned to Moyamensug
Prson Philadelphia, Tor five years He Is supposed
TO have gone 10 New Orleans since his flight from this
r,ty
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
A TERRIBLE CRIME.

ALLEGED OUTRAGE or A YOUNG LADY BY A
PROMINENT LAWYER OF BALTIMoRE-TEsTI-
MoNY OF THE ACcUsER BEFORE THE COURT
POSITIVE DENIAL by THE PRISONER.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Oct 8, 1877.
A social sensaton.was developed hcre tonight by
the arrest Of william G. Schley a prominent and
wealthy member OF the Bar, tho charge Of having
committed an outrage on Miss Nellie Fitzgerald, em-
poyed seamsress ut his residence. She is twenty
years ol age, an orphan from Richmond Va, and
intelligent girl OF respectable connections.
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE.
At tho preliminary hearing tonight she testified that
Mrs. schiey ana her children out OF town aud
was In the house but herself and Mr.
Schley. The outrage occurred last Thursday
night She left her room, she said. TO got u
glass OF water IN bath room on the second floor,
ana whc returning att!rcd only In her night Dress
encountered Mr. Schley similarly clad. She At.
tempted TO escape, but he clusped her around the
and bore her into her chamber, whore he out
ragged b er person. She testified positively TO the
particulars OF the crime and that she detained
edy violated.
ESCAPE VICTIM.
On the following morning she escaped from the
house, which the outskirts OF the city and con.
suited with relatives aud Catholic priest aud having
her scrupcs about notoricty removed, consented to
tho arrest OF her assaiiant
PRISONER
Mr.. Schley was sworn, and utterly denied the truth
OF the story Tue magistrate, however, held him in
S. 600 bail Tor trial by the criminal court Mr. Schey
Is OF the late Hon. VIM. SchIey, who ranked as
tho 10y al compcer Of Rcvordy johnson, and man
OF wealth and high social standing
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
YELLOW FEVER.

JAcKSoSvILLE, Fla, Oct. 3, 1871
A special despatch from FernandIna to the Sun and
Press says:-Thc heavy and continuous rains for the
last week been extremely hard the sick, and
Dr. starbuck states that the city Is IN depora-
BILE condition than the cpidcmic commenced. II
has been raining all day and there is scarcely white
person the Streets consequently 1t Is impossible to
get any roable Information regarding the sick.
Most OF the physicians sick, DR. Martin being
snIy able TO DO ull practice Dr. Geddinss, pres
idcIt OF the Medical society OF South Carolina, has
offered his SERVICES II they think 1t necessary TO call
him.
a later despatch says:--"There were no deaths to-
day. There six cases. three whites and three
colored There are many other calls that tho doctors
cannot attend TO- II has been raining in torrents all
day.n .at
Another physician will 60 from Jacksonville to-n,or.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Sir Henry W. Tyler, President Of tho Grand Trunk
Railway OF Canada, is at the Windsor. Galusha A.
Grow and General Charles H. T. Colls OF Pennsylva.
mir, and cx-Congressman W. W. Wishirc OF Arkan.
sas, ut the st. James Adjutant General Franklin
Townsend, OF Governor Robnson's staa, Is at the
Brunswick. Senator Hamilton Harris, of Albany;
General L. r. Walker, OF Alabama Theodore Lyman,
OF Boston, anc William +. Chandler, Of Now Hamp-
shire, arc at the Finh Avenue. Mahlon Chance.
Unitod States Consul at Nassau, and William Stckney,
Of Washington, are at the ST. Nisholas Captain $. +.
Quackenbush. United States Navy, Is the Sturtc-
want A. j. Cassatt Vice President oi the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company, Is 1t the BrcvoorL George T.
Dantorth, OF Rochester, IL at tho Metropolitan.
Thomas Dickson, President OF the Delaware aud
Hudson Canal Company, IL at the Gscy. Professor
Il. H. Capcn, oi Tufts College, is at tho Grand. Lieu
is Mt the Hoffman.