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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

&g- The regular monthly meeting OF tho Kc-
lief Hook and Ladder Company will be he'd to
night st s O'clock w. K. DAVIDSON,
Ii SccrAlarE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

ITO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
l. CITY, respectful announce myself SIS .
candidate for superintendent Of Gas, subject to
the decision OF the conservative nominating coA-
vention. felected, | will faithfully discharge
the duties Of the position. Respectfully,
NH 29-tla EDWARD NONAlo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04
CANDID AFES.

TITO THE VOTERS OF Alexandria,
4 rsspec,fullv announce myself candidate for
reelection to ID. oi1ico Ct Clerk of the Gas
WORKS. Trusting thst have given sstisf faction
during the pas. year will, il elected, cndesvo7
10 faithfully discharge tho duties pertalnlDg 10
tho Office during the next year.
nv liz JAMES DOHERTY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

VERY SUPERIOR OLD GOVT. JAVA
an J. G. s. L. MILBURN'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

gs Try Tive can recommend our read
ors to Use EDWARDS Sc HUTCHlSON'S
LlNIMENT There is nothing bettor for Rheu-
matism, Sprains, Bruises, F-ostbites, and Chill
blains; also equally good for injuries in horses.
Try it, and you will Rad it does I'll wo claim.
feb 10-aO3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

NITRATE OF MAGNESIA, prepared by
SEllis also ofour own make-the latter new
preparation, and very superior, as Il has the
crest advantage of being freshly msdo.
ray3 II. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

YzIE CALL the attention CT COUNTRY
w MERCHANTS to our large aud we'll as.
Wr*pping Paper, Paper Bags, Jutc, Cotton =nd
PAPER Irvine, Rope Curry Combs, Brushes OF
all kids, Axle Grease, Backing and everything
usuAlly found in our line, which we offer at low
rstos 20 tho trade MCLEAN s. UHLER,
nvA lO7 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

pag CLOSING OUT SALE.-My entire stock
OF Clothing end Gent Furnishing Goods, COM
peto in sill it, branches. and comprising the finest
Dress and Business Suits or Imported CASH
mores snd D:agonali, Ino Freach Cashmere
Pants, Broad Cloth Suite, silk Eo:.s, Sc, sc
will be closed on! without reserve during this
season, preparatory to winding up my business
before the commencement OF tho Ge1. fell sea-
son. Being in want of funds, m carly call will
be appreciated by nc and to tho advancement
of your interests.
ap g s. DEALEAM, 50 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

i FULL LINE OF WHITE WASH
IA BRUSHES received this day snd for sale
at low prices by
apps Il. w. AVE RY 225 hln9 ST..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

CEDAR MEASURES, Butter Psis, Wood
" Ell Bowes. Flour Pals, Plain and Var
nished Boxes of all sizes, &c, at
ap23 MCLEAN & UHLERS, lU1 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

NEW YORK, May 4.-Stocks active. with Il
little better feeling. Money Gold 1865. Flour
steady. Wheat rather moro steady. Corn quiet
and without decided change
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

VINE TABLE and COOKING SaSHRiES
a. for salo By
apo GEO. McbO ~ = - .oON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

CUCUMBER PICKLES for zalo in querti.
~ ties to suit By
sp II J. Z. g b. MlESU TN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

NTEECIL aud MARKING BRUSHES at
- MCLEAN & UHLERS,
mv1 107 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

49, BBLS REFINED SUGARS il store
~ and for sale ut lowest market rates by
GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
APIS lGG and l7O hing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

ATTHE REQU EST of somo friends, oiter
EAmyselfas candidate to the voters OF Alex
andria for the otli 20 Of Auditor.
on 3O-tda ROBERT S. ASHbI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

sNOFFEE MILLS FIR srocers' use Tor sa'e
~ low At IS King st., corner Reyal.
sp27 J. 7. CRElGRION e SUE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

A CARD-I respectfully announce myself Il
IA candidate for the Office Of Superintendent
of Police. Should it be the pleasure of tho voter;
of this city TO elect mo, promise TO discharge
the duties of tho office faithfully.
nv p-tfs NEWMAN LAWS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

Z RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
l. dijate for Superintendent Of Police;
NV 4-tca STEPHEN . W AlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

N in lots to suit tho trade 81
my2 MCLEAN s. UHLERS, lO7 King St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

RIouMoSp MARKET. May 3.--Thore has been
t. decline in the prices Of grain, although the
receipts continue light. Sales Of white Whest
ut lsOsl90 for fair to good, and l65 for common.
Sales Of Corn at 70i7l tor white and mixed.
sales Of winter Oats at 4Ga5O Nothing doing
in Rge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

r RESPECTFULLY announce myself as
! candidate for the Office of CLERK OF the Gas
Works. inv 3-te.] w. ". HARPER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

BALTIMORE. May 4-Virginia Is deferred,
i; Virginias. conso!idsted. 1913; do "a series ~
cotton hrner and quiet middling llssl14. Flour
uuiet; business restricted by frmesss OF holders
Wheat quiet and steady; Penna red, prime,
20; Maryland red, prime, go; do. amber 225
Corn-Soushern fairly active, hrner and high
or; Western active, higher and strong, with an
advancing tendency; Southern white e.; DO
~ 10; June Get; steamer 81. Oats frmer and
higher; Southern 5Os5G; Western white 81 ;
mixed 81 (; Penns 53a55 Ryo steady and firm
nj l05sli0 Hay firm and unchanged. Pro
visions quiet and nominaly unchanged. Coffee
strong, higher and quiet; business restricted by
Grmness Of holders; Rio cGrgoes lG5a20i; job.
hing l7a22 Sugar iirner and higher at III.
WhisEcy quiet and firm al 81 l34
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-04

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. May 3.-The
market is less active and prices have fallen oft.
Whrn. 2OOA2l5 Tor good to choice; Corn Goats;
Rye S5s90; Oats 45aOO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14
Above low

*BeloW high water mark OF 1874.
NELSON GOROM. Serg't. Sig Ser. y. 8. A.
ARR1vALs-Isabel, Era No. 9, Geo. SpangIer,
Bismarck, Tom Parker. Bertha.
DErARryREs -Blue Wing No. 3, Era No. 9.
Thompson Dean, Katie.
To ARRIvE-Henry Tete, Era No. 0. Trenton,
Lafourche; John 81. Hanna, Ouachita; Eva,
Upper Coast; Emma, Isabel. Lower Coast;
@. b. Church, Cincinnati; Ashland, Memphis;
Maria Louise, Bonnie Lee. Red River; Gov.
Allen, Bayou Sara; st. John, Baton Rouge; Bis
marck. ST. Louis; Frank Pargoud. Greenyills;
John Howard, Cotton Valley, Ouachita.
The weather yesterday Was as ugly as It well
could be. drizzing rain falling nearly al day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14

The demand for money was moderate to-day,
both in bank and on The sti eet. aud oominercla,
paper was unchanged. e., :, -,
About the usual business was zone III Boio,
with no auotable change IN rates. - 49,.
E,raivn Exehanpe was q shade stronger, but
Aha ,,nyamant was moderate. New York sight
was scarce and stiff. All classes 81 SECURITIES
ware rather quiet Stocks exhibited no new
feature. state Oonsos ana lfeun Dgnus w =.
dacIine of 3. 0DiL pr cent, and the latter eeihg
auoted slightly under yesterdays rates.
We continue to quote; Exceptional commercial
paper at So per cent per aanum nisoouh ~,
IA g0b!O: second grade do. 12D1b; collateral loans
vS S I'D arst class mortgages s1.Doh. and second
s' Gold 'o opened al IO5@to54 against fo4ss at
New York, and after moderate business eloseo
at the opening rates ~ pom Nav Vsrk ' Tbs
ssio.4 srmmed up s5I 800, embracing $500 and
ssnt,p Al lO5 $4,000 and 1884, AZ lobA and seVoo
at 1854, u.....s. t,t
Foreign Exchange was shade stronger, pue
tha movement was limited. -.
INC soiaa of sterling comprised elb,0oO, en-
p,ssinp f9oaO and $4,000 bill OF lsdhg Ut s sa
ga5vo DO. At 5O41ls, Elo0O and G2ooo DO ~ oO''
and 800 bank 1T 6'iS,
Az tha sloae ster ing bills were quoted at eo3Zs
onbnaiL for bill Of lsding and AL clear, ana -W
bns far bank tbank counter rate 800 cpoVsIsl, ahu
Frsnna nj 4 DsA for commercial an" hobiihai iot
bank. ,,...-. ,,n .,,s stifr Thu HaIes
onmprised 100000, embracing $ao,vOo anu
40 doc commercial and Si0, 600 private bankers
att "a ~ cent premium, and S29 oVu ptivaes ohnR
afa, NJ We al, o noticed sale Oh Slo,ooo eeh-
mnrcit Al on Providence at par. VT, J..
The banks continued to cheek on new lprR az
AZ M cent premium. aud commercial eighs was
alill quoted II 3.16tD-. -...... ~ a..
The following is the Official statement Oh INC
aaiea reported to-day to the STOCK hkonahse'
~ l-n, IluaI
rRny Observation-Disclosures 'VS So9V ~
NJ sov AM e'''' G a. ............n.. 621s
IN mn do, l.,....s.t.'s'' w
ms Az ,2ss, y Fonda sIV AT ..,.... s9Js
Ny wv wv EieD'ia aa .. 33L
, S'oooo 40 "a. week hat). 32Ts
MAKING VA 9Es.so 1p1 po u e Warrants A. 7o
Stocks were quiet. go. ,.,..., ze..;,,sx.
Ttnaer less demand and more liberal offerings,
atsta Consols declined 540htA " cent, closing at
s5iI5Dg9iL, against 6361B34 yesterday.
preuium Bonds we're less in request and closed
a Was. against 81 ggd0331s yesterday.
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Evening, March IL, 1877. !
Quotations represent prices for round tots Iron,
first hands. unless oueftotse se'eo~ af' ''''"'V
ssinN orders higher prices are PAID.
CoTToN-The eales to-day were conhneo 70
1870 bal. at irregular prices, NOT requir,hg ahy
change in our quotations. we give a.so .ne
figures and report OF the EXCHANGE, ~ 'oisowb'
ipnn x Il,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14
srEAMn0ATa.

ship Mary Riggs Langdon, from Have, Jan H. to
master 4th dis
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14
Rereipts Of Produce.

ALTO-Per steamer Tom Parksr--i4 bales cotton
Jno Harde &oo.l4 yno Chafte y sonsn--l2 Rare,
sh . Z Mses1 III, IL Chaiis Hamilton Powella-g
j W Whites Meyer, Wsis &oe--5 Lehman, Abra.
ham &oo-a @ W Ssptsll &eoa Bloom &co-a . b
Newman Aeo--t Temple 8 Coons &eo-=-l B1itton,
Moore & Coleman--l Jnrsy Il Giilis--l W d Clarke
1851 sass cotton seed N Cotton Seed Association
hides Fl Fl Hsnssl--l7 head hogs Inban Aycock
eo-1j do Temple Coons Aoo--sundries 10 order
To LOG bales Gotten 1851 sacks cotton seed 30 head
hogs ..-
81 bales cotton j w Burbridge &co-2g A 1ertrou
Ia Clapp Bros &6o-6 Metiehse Snowden Il Violet
) Hirsoh Adler &oo--2 l. Laeassagne-n4s hhds
sugar John Adams &eo--te do Richard Milliksn-l2
Beraud " Gibert--50 do II Buekner---l2 bbls mo.
lHsses j M Putnam eask hides J. Iacassagne--1
hid do eks do tcs do bbls do 80 hides bd skins
lot eggs Beer Dbl hides Ry k0ski IL MaDade--
sundies b, order--Total l04 bales cotton 100 hhds
sugar 12 hbls moasses
LOWER COAST-Psr steamer Isabe--21 hhds
sugar Dbl mossses and sundries to order
WASHINGTON-per steamer Btrtha-s5 bt'es
cotton Lehman. Abraham &Go--t4 Meyer. Weis Geo
-97 MEG ehoe Snowden Il Violelt-25 Oscar Chopin
Id Norwood Il Richards-t3 Beraud Il Gibert--10
Alcus, Sehefek Il Autey-1o W BurbIidge &eo-l
Payne Kennedy &co--7 Renshaw, Cammaek Geo.
II I Buckner Bro-4 Bush Levsrt-2 Gnmbel
q Hrsoh Adj " &eo--2 Clapp Bros &oo--1 IL Beer
II A Tertrou--t 9 L Whlmsley &oo--i Forstall &
Jumont lille - bills moRsses 1870 hbds sugar Andsf
son &Smpson-- do isrs & Wog.n-2 do Beraud
& Gihert-t do ~ bbls molassss Payne, Kennedy o
. bds hides 10 hides l. Lacassagus-20 do z Casse
81 do Il Besr-i0 do L Terrebonne. Y do Capp Bros
aco-23 81 eks rough rice J F0erster-g head cattle
1nbau, AyGoGk &co~-5ts aaoks cotton seed N o Cot
Ion Seed Asso.iation-sundres to order--T0tal 277
bales cotton 30B sacks cotton Reed 1873 hhds sugar ii
bbis moiHssea
LAUREL vAJLEY-Psr steamer Era No D 30
bbls molssses Allen, Nugept &eo---16 hhds sugar
Bush e. Levert. 3 do Dbl mol#sse1 j NJ Putnam
do IS hbas sugar Cham & Boyd-10 do Il w Burbank
100 sacks rough rice Brooks Mill-4 bales moss L
Francioni- g do M Walsh-2 bales cotton II Bsr
nard--1 Dbl sugar | hf Dbl syrup Cazentre---sun
dries to order--Total bales cotton ~ hhhs sugar
bbl do ri bbls molsssss half bbs syrup 100 sacks
nuuhVi
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship W Hewes, Morgan, for Morgan City
1'of V Ca Whitney Geo
Steamship Lizzie Henderson, Miller, for Cedar Keys
Post & Hobby
schr Thee Sisters. Zngeralla, for Appalachico,a-
49, 81 Pohlman & Son
Arrived.
Stesmship Emily Souder. Foote. from Havana, via
Florida Ports, to * Roherts-1st dis l3
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14
River N ew1.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday Morning, March IA. I
Daily report of the stage of water, with changes
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14
Imports.

MEXICAN PORTs-Per steamship City of Meri
da-3UJ bales osffse Gordon a. Gomila-7l do 81 bags
do PUG, Corral &ao----T6 bales do gs bales gum "a
do L NJ Avsndano--l006 do Il q Adsms---=1000 do 81
bales hemp 20 bales straw Fernandez Sons
bags beans v Sancho
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14
MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
March IA, 1877. :
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14

Tom Parker, Delshoussey, from Alto Boeut
River
Geo spanglsr, Smith from st Martinville
Isabel, Opry. from Lower Coast
Rsrtha. Broad from Washington
ETA No 9, Dalferes. from Laurel Valley
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14
Below Coming Up,
ExnarlE.

Ship Lizzie Ross Mills, 30 days from Bremen to
M stsI-
Exports.
APPAJACHICOLA-Pe Per sohr Three Sisters-5l
bbls flour bbs pork bbls sugar 10 sacks corn %
SKIS salt sks coffee t05 phgs sundries a 49,,
CEDAR KEYS TAMPA, MANATEH-5s5 Dds
-four bbls whisky }5 sacks corn 1876 sacks oats 10
sacks otfse 10 bales hay 400 pkgs sundries
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14
AND CoMnERClAL.
M u NJ ETA m ".

DNEFARHs
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCHAT,
sTuesday Evening. March ID, 1871 J
---. ,,.. 1tr ukurrJa u0trpE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-03
HIYEs'S pfSrT TO BOSTOM
How Gov. Rice Put lsin.cir Out to Make
Things AgreenbIe The NM.

BOsTON, Aug. 2-Thcrc was some reason
for graduation in the Republican purity when
MIR. Hays was received and passed through
Boston without any outward demonstrations Of
dsrcspcrt Or apparent desire on the part ~ the
popuiacc TO make his visit uncomfortable. The
prclimnarcs were SO carefully arranged that
al antiripat ii features OF "a dislgrccallc char
II has transprcd Of lat that the Governor Of
thu State con erred WITH 'unr Of tn prominent
u mo rats. ana temporarily delayed any fcnl-
ing Of oproA ton winch thr"at'n.d to -turh
the harmony oi the reception. Tho pension
WIS mad" one Inomoraplr Tor its iinS. g
the YOU hers IN Il" ~ ia" - tg. llgu-" VII
show. FIRST. Cot. Hut hins and Mr.. Cnmpholl.
the Governors private clerk, took u trip 10
Washington t. extend a formal inVitatio to the
few days. audfrnnsportir onto an from WASH
iu1ton ~ usually provided Tor in sum ca-"s hy
expense Of a trip nf tN- Kind would b" quito
light bin ot $1,000 was pr scented hy the
Visiting off 'iu's, and Il was allow Il. 'Iuc lijtle
nrg'h list PROV ld lor j" l'rrsid n'lnl l.rlNMt
Lake Grow. lust outside tn city. cost $50 ~.
hill of tij7 WAS presented and paid Tor ear
ton. 4 concert complimentary to the Pr,si-
dent" was "teudcrc1 hy tn Apollo club. nm
In" opinion prevailed tat 1 was slvon W thout
cost tO the STATE lut the State An litor's books
show that t3iG0G was the amount paid ior this
diversion. Another item cullin. Tor rNn 'otion
is ON" of 500 lur 'rNpHns paid 10y the Cow
crnor." hue OF doubt and Uncertainty how
9rs around THIS item. and nobody seems To
for IL Dan hardly b. wondered at. therefore,
that a runor * gaining groun 10 thy effect
that the personal and private banquet t"n-
dcrcd The President atthc Hot i Brunswick W =
also paid Tor by the state. The figures speak
ipr themselves. and the vouchers cannot be
withheld.
II appears that there existed no arproprin-
ton To- pay for the reception OF Pres idrnt~. tut
the Exc utNe Council made no objection 20 tho
money hHing drawn from lis contingent lund.
The legal ~ Of this proceeding may likewise boy
questioned II srrrls "A lttlc INK ui on IN"
f.
Golfers were wild, opened hv bus ads u.s. he
dld not invite tncm to tue Brunswick fHg-t aud
som" uf them wDrc not SLOW tO - ur, - iurfiiie
opinions Ut what they considered u cold
elsul,lYrN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-03
ACcUsrD or rnE CENTENNIAL MURD Err.
Taken from B-ook,vn to Phiiadciphin on
charge Of Killing Max irohnc.

Heinrich Wahcn. alias MIX IIohnc, who
WIS sentenced nine months ago to tn" kings
county pcntnntiary Tor q y"ar on charge ot
attempting bur diary. WIS taken from the prison
yesterday afternoon on r"pu sit ON from the
Governor Of Pcnn-yvanin to answer a rhnrg"
OF the murder Of Max Ilohnc near the Ccnirn-
mini grounds in Philadelphia Last summer
Wuhcn was arrested in Willamshurgh. and
when he WIS taNcn to the Fourth street police
station ne was too drunk to pronounce his
name. and the sergeant took the name of Max
llOhue from passport which he found in his
pockets. The prisoner WIS committed, and
sentenced under the name Of the man whose
murderer he is thought to- be. Max fohnc. the
mur Tered man. was eighteen ycnrs old when.
in M4rrh. 1916 he iourn'v,l from TIlmhur,
t. this country AZ Custlc Garden he bccnmr
acquainted with Henry Mahi"n. and thy
nuHoud a. 40 to Phiudrluhin together IIuhne
obtained rmu'oym"u' as a wlltrr ia ono VI the
CENT unia r0et urHnts. Wall N disappear II
FORA time. and suh-nqu ntly Ilohnc was Il ~
charged. Soon aNnrwnri hn VS. MURDERED ut
Elm stai on. " F. hotv WIS found with thehn I
crushed in. I'll. wurdrr WIS surroundcd with
mystery until Wullrn WIS 1850 lat ~ " ih it,
After Holmes druth he obtained ross rs-'on OF
lott rs helon.lng to him. his plssrgriS his dis
charge pnpnrs from 'rVicr IN the Pruss IAN ar
my. und other Documents. II" wrot" ~ Holmes
18th r. who is tho kccpgr Of .afG In II 1nhurg,
pretending to boz NIX Homr in d stross and in
r spons' in the cnrn Of Or. $ humachnr tn"
German Consul. The elder llohnc wrote In re-
PLY to Wahlrn that he deemed him nm impos Or.
ani asked him TO send him his photograph. Hc
wrote also tthr German Consul. cNur' s. ny
his holici that the writer of the l.it"r Co. him w.s
not his son. The q rninn Consul eagerly sou .llt
for Max TIohno. because he hrard that ne had
been murdered. H. found Wahlen in tue p.Ii-
mdi Mx Ilo in wMni ' conf i- ' ihat G s
know him. hut dnuiod tlut he know thnt he was
d.ai. The Consul found that Wallmn's trunk. at
tpsrauh. "a numi = ~ lritrr- from tn fathcr of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-03
STRIKER DOvtHUE's nan.
As Fortunate In Finding Good Bondsmen .
n. was In SECURING Counsel.

Justice Donohuc yesterday decided to ad
NIT Barney q. Donahuc. the Eric Railway stri-
kerr to tail in s2.Oo1 Donahuc's lawyer Gen.
|, ,gcr A. Pryor, and Mr. LhroQuc. for the Eric
Railway, were not re-. ~ with the n.rrasary
papers. Sheriff Reilly declined to accept bail
until the formal order from the court was pre-
scented. THIS morning the order will be per-
fc,tcd and the bail furnished Several persons.
including Il distinguished gentleman of this
city. offered. yesterday. to deposit the amount
required
SuN reporter saw Barney Donahuc In the
Ludlow street Jail in the afternoon. The pris-
oncr is under the average height. with dark
sandy hair and mustachc. He seemed de-
lighted ut the proancct Of freedom. He said
that he had never DESTROYED any railroad prop
crty. and had never urged any " the strikers
to engage in the dcstru ton OF ANYTHING be-
lon, ling tn the companies. He IL thoroughly
satisfied that the railroad employees do not re-
c,ivc adoduat, comp 4tion for their services.
when relcH-,.d. ne int nds 20 remain in the
city unit his trial. II fears mat tho powerful
railroad mapnutt ~ viii over ono the struggling
employees. bat Trunks II an 'nr"urAFlnF r "a
that Il .stiui,l shcd counsel should come Tor
ward to defend a Door man like INNS ". Both
Gen. Roger H. Pryor and cN-Jud.sc Curtis give
him their services without cOmpc usatlOn. Tho
latter wrote to him;
not look nron YOU asa rio'rr. hut asa VIC
IN ~ ,u' % , r xxx, u, t t mfap
eratuall, ai.orlns tc nmfs AMI # al- tho ruiohi~
DEGRADE iahcr 1h,ro must t' m country drmhcd
lrorc.mn laiof ana ih, .cntiN "l itslg,' tomi"n..
ton kn"" You are po"r therefore ,lHl ,hnp, you
aud wotkn- man ~ hi. country The aherns classes
this countr, athur riot ,iii,ncr. and ho"i.h'd ~
much Rs thu mu-t conservative ciulu liocl quite sure
tnat you NH c,mc og, OF 'o1T o"ga s,"pr,. :" any
The counsel for the Erie Railway Yesterday
nlnd in the County Clcrs's OIL - the intrrlo-a-
tories which are To- IT, put to ponahue. H. ~
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THE SILK tVERS' STRIKE
Unfinished Warns Len In the Looms Manu-
racturcr- in Conference.


The most important industry at Paterson.
IN 49,. -
money being invested in ia" manufacture Of
broad and narrow silk fabrics in that CITY.
~, -, =, - -,
i"' pay Io'7 Oh INC "p'I"'lN's III inc MUS
annually foot up total of nearly f2jO.O0O.
S.fnp ak ar s.v,n vynrLs nYo th, vv,,v
"f7' wv ~
'fs IN uc rlnh'h hl's Struck Tor hlEh'r
wages. after having given an unwilling assent
tna reduction " twenty prr cent when thcy
announced To- inc hanua't Jurors thHt tncy had
decided to quit work uni ~ the order for the
reduction r.s r,...ndrd th, min ,,vpc,. t,ld
w'm thnt WAT was utterly impossible, IA there
would hc no profit whatever lett IN thcbusiness.
~ M, ~, w, " ~ ~ a. y"
'l' n"s Tor raw materials. rus had no en'H
whatever. The wcnvD rs quit work at once. Some
81 ,bo, has. ..,tt Ella, ,t,.,rtL, ,,s ,I..
,"' Wv VIZ we
aiu upon 10y inc six Weaver Asso 'i",'"n'
pr,ror hu, Authorization LOO Other opera
tN,s. sp.nnere. and warpcrs have been thrown
out of work.
IA IT, ,' 'wnprs ', n ,T' "''s''r'' o "o""T
warts in the looms. At some Of the mills the
w"nv"rs hnvc since boon compelled to sign
, i%s, .m;"H,S ~ "nc,yr s'r,A, mu'T
thnm In ,,,,Gn iainI Urine in The mons = ~
Uro nf MIN NEW h'n .,,n1 IN ,p,, p,ar.,
GAY D;,irct Court for thr damage cquscd hy
cas-, 50 far. t,' iur,es have rendered v"rdicis
hn, b,.n NJ c"mr"lld to rv f i"r th" l~nmgad
roots. ThrS' sn :. Aay w.. m % ps Il a." w.avrr-
TO have mudc threats both against mo nianufar-
turhr- and against tn" viewers who did not luin
HMM H,,,' %, .r rrN,s.G T',' ,
uu,l thy md wor'rd ont their indrl t'dno-s.
f.HI q h.HN f tNHfHH
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lnth. On ono side Of this room arctools, n lnthc
and a work bench on th" other slde ord nary
household implements. The upper part con-
tmn- the chambers. The place ncstics snugly
in grove of tr'rs. at on" end Of which
barn. Odl bits of machinery. broken iron. and
tools lie about th" dooryard Here. in complot,
500 usiou. Mr.. Dudgrun spends the summer
months AMI works out the idrne with which h =
brain tr"r N,ry rarely docs any stranger
NluiIrA ~ - rlIl.- IInnn Inn
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PORTSMOUTH, " H.. AUG. 2.-Srven locomo-
tvrs CO., fhe Ea.tu Railroad were seized h,ra ul at
~ unrO aud North touwnt folIv On ~l,IIH rl.N
n.tf' 300 fHtor U che Pnih o g. rflnrrs. lf 'if. fu
-.f -f ritIm Of ~ urp Ilir tn-iuters were lefut
ted go pruc,o eel IA charge ol a kooi'r