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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

strict Good ordinary lJ'fe Middbng Pc
Futures were and Do points higher, or october ara No
vemhaf ant points higher the other months; trade
was fairly active. ~. 3, m 400
81 rs Yesterday after % October 200. 1929, COO
lll-. 100 1925 November BOO ll.-oi 400. liz COO
Ills LOCO lll1. goo, lie bfcembeI zoo LIZ 500
f.H 500 IlIs. 9nu. 49, iauunry 700 ll.-t 400 100
300 il1fi ZOO 25i 400 ll.z February 900 los lun
SO Aln poo 1902. total $500 BALES First tai TO-DAY
f0b,r 800 II.3f. ZOO ll3b, November 5n ~ De
rrDb.r 500 If2l. 500, ll..Oi January 300 ll2t, 800
ii Isl March 100 j 53. COO 1852 April 800 llb5. May
100 ID FL. JGuc 100 1872; total 42oO bales second Ca
l.21 fcbruary. 800. 1872 March 500 ll52 t"a, 100
hliss Sales TO-DAY b e. october, LOO, ll&i 300
lI s. $780, So 900. 1855. 700 lI36 l-O0 ll.3; e0
iias. 7Ol 1882 november. 4,jOO ll.23. 1900, lL2i3
1900. I22. 5000 1l25. 500. lI2i; December =, 'O ,
ii ~, f,0o. li.2l: 500. 1ll9i 200 l22i 800 ~
7Uo ll2d 100 il27i 100 l-s 400 Sc debfqary
plrcn 500 1872. 900 ll53 200. ll.52 june 100
Al qs. total 5000 bales Grand total, 81. 100 bales
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financial.
no ore cautioned against

NOTICE.-All persons are cautioned against
~ the purchase Of one First Mortgage Bond for
Company" No. Abb new issue Coupon OIL next Con-
due January. 1878 said Bond lost or stolen m St
Louis Friday september 1871 liberal reward VIII De
paid for it's return TO the undersigned.
&. W. BRADLEY, 104 North 4th ST.. 81 Louis, NO
h. +. BURRITT, General Eastern Agent Wabash and
Toledo. Peoria q Warsaw Railways, al Broadway,
New York
Sept. q, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave for Trenton and philadelphia AZ $50.
g. $3.50, 1880 1880, $3.50, 5:5O IL p nr and at D. M
for Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia from station North Ponnsyiganis Rst
road Third aud Berkssts, at $780, $3.50, .!jO ~ 1870.
AS $50, II p. IN. - - 49,.
1915, 2.lO, 400 sos p
Pullman Drawing Room cars attached to the $50 m.
1880 $50 D. trains from New York to the 49, $3.50 N
1870 trains from Philadelphia and sleeping Cars 70 TIE
~ O'Clock midnight trains from both NewforS aud Phsie
pha.
SUNDAY TRATNs-Leaye New-York and Philadelphia
NJ $50 A. ~ $50, u j. Leave Trenton az 1920 m,
$40 - -.
Tickets for az Lbery-st, Nos 52g and 9if
Broadway the principal hotels All OFFICES OF the Eric ka
Y and BROOKLYN, ana II No. Couftss.
Br9oklyn Baggage checked from residence 70 destination
H. 4. BALDN -. Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

r.r.. the five per cont french Rents closed nv
n,5i ,lfer a weekly Iau-0 Of luJ3Z q lV4o4 20
35Si. -icht EXCHANGE on london advanced to -o2Z'
,- e.,inst 25Ij last Monday.
DIV IN, dfspafchrs rep0rt that the Treasury now
49,. on $50 IN United states bonds 10 secure ma
circulation and SIS Dos OoO to secure public
100. United states bonds 0onosted Tor ch cultioh
~ r,ek ending % day, S373.O0o United states
nod inr circulation withdraw i0r tAe Hseh emu
I. AN -SI I'D 600. National bank circulation OUT
lt 'grreucv notes S.}l j.72S,l5l; gold notes,
p 'Sa ~cl The following arc Che receipts OF n1tional
,res Tor redemption for The week eucing today as
iiiA ,ifb ihe corresponding week ~ last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
Giramboais ano Railroads.

ALBANY AND TROY by DAY BOATS
n G. VIBBAHD and DANIEL DREW leave vestry-st
Pier ~ r. at s}5 and 2lth.st az M landing az Nyack
Ferry Wet Point. Newburgh, POughkeepse khinebeck,
saugerties Carsk Hudson Close connection with New
YORK Central Railroad for the west 10 West Point
and NewourCn. returning same day, 81. Iickets OF
board for passage FREE TRANSFER from and tn BROOK
LYE LAST PASSAGE for the season from New.York on
WEDNESDAY. oct. TO- and from Albany on THU KsDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
NFNTRAI. RAH.ROAD on NEW- LERSEY-

~ Ferry station Newly ork, foot Of Liberty ST.
Commencing May 81, ls77-TraiDs leave as follows
$50 a. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn, Belyidere, Mauch
Chunk, TamaGua, Nikesbarre, ElmrA, &C.
m.-Fcr High Bridge Branch Easion Harrisburg.
Aauch Chunk. Tarlaqua. Wilkosbare WiiliamspOrL &c
1915 M. aud $50 D. m.-fOr SOmeryile and Femngton
/ p. m.-FOT bennington, EasiOn hauch chunk Wilkes
barre Scranton, TunkhaDnook, 1amaqua Hazleon. Read
ing Pottsyile Harrisburg
m.-fOr High Bridge Branch Easton, Belvidere. ana
Catasauqua.
$3.50 D. In csyFor Easton. Allentown. and Harrisburg
S35 p m-For Easton.
For trains 70 local points time table at stations
SUNDAY TRAlNS-Leayo al $50 a ~ D. m. for
Bound Brook a. Intermediate points and al $50 for
EastOn, Reading and Harrisburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

~ and SARATOGA, connecting with all railroad lines
North, East and West. FARE LOWER THAN BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE. The entirely new and magnificent palace
steamers CITY or TROY and SARATOGA leave daily
Saturdays excepted at from Pier AZ ~ r. foot OF
tickets sold and baggage checked
superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

V,HE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
WHOLE NIGHTS. BESr.
THE NEW MAGNIFiCESL STEAMER
MASSACHUSETTS
("The Palace % The NOrld0
AND THE WORLD-RENOWSED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
("Ths Queen Of the SOundD . -
daily Except Sundays iTOm Pier ~ n H. 1901 oi
Warren st. at p. arriving at Provdenee az A. m -
Boston at No intermediate landings between NV.
York and Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE ..
S10NINGTON LINE, FOR BOSiON
And ALL POINTS EASl.
NOT A TRIP MESSED IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Tho elegant steamers
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANSErT.
as D. w. daiy (5undays excepted from fler So " H., ZOOS
Jar and tickets FOX EITHER LINE so
cured broadway and ut all oces OF Westeo ENpross
Co Also tickets for sale all hotel ticket oDcsA
Freight either line always taken low
rates -. -
Free transfer for passengers via shsr Line 70 aud trm
Booklyn by the boats The Brooklyn Annex leaving lew
vi "n'' u. b BABcocz Prssas
l. W. TukNA General Passenger AssAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY.
H SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, In eject
% m.-Cincnnati and Chicago nav Express Dnvine.
1915 m-Express Mail for Buffalo with sleeping Coaches
IN. m Daily)-Pacidc Express for the West Sleeping
through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls tincin
nau and Chicago without change Also Hotel DINING cars 70
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, y. Y, for
Newark, Gas, $3.50. 1913 1880 3l5 5l5, and CID
p NJ, and II midnight saturday nights only Sundays, 9d3
O. m $50 D..
RuiheTfurd Park and Passalc G. 7i5: 10 ~ noon Las
g. $50 10 a. M. 1:ij $50 p. m. and - midnight
Paterson g. $50, 40, $50, TO- 1910 1880 a NJ IL noon
and Y midnight Sundays 6. $50, 9l5, 10 m, ll5, CO.
snie6. 8. rs, TO- IOt5a H. l4j 3:l5, 8 G. Up ~, and
II miu CHI. Sundays G. $50 10 a. m, las, $50 p ID,
&C Cornwaii = a. m $780, $50 p. m Sundays, $50 a. H.
warwick 7;4j 1O45 a. m, $50 p.
EeNburgh9. l0i3 a. H. $50. 400 NJ sundays $50 A. m
Kingston. .. m. 80 p m. sundays $50 q N. % -
Goshen g. 7.t5 8. 10. lOi0 $50. 3AJ $780, y. m
Sundays, o. $780, IL Z. M, $50 7 ,. g.
MIDI 74i, 10. 1915 a. 3:i5 45O p M sun
connect with and Oswego Midland - H. at Main s'.
Jeryis, 80, 10, l045 ~, 49, PM sunaay''
$50. 10 2. M and ). m 80 1880. - - - -, -.
before p m leave Twenty iris fifteen minutes earlier
than above ne an leaving Chambers 81 quarter hours
leave Twenty hirdst thirty minutes earlier Boats eays
at a45 ana lli5 ~, connecting Win tfanj
leaving Chambegs-st at 10 p. m. and II midnight.
Tickets passage and Tor Apartments D. Drawing room
and Seeplrg Coaches DO obtained and orders for Tie
checking OF Baggage be loit al the company
Offices 239 sOl and 9j7 broadway 10 CourtsL,
Brooklyn and Ct the Company's Depots. .--
Express Tans from the West arrive III Ne"-fork AZ 90
- "7 mo n. ABBOTT General Pass'r gent New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

OFFICE Of the CENTRAL PARK, NORTH
" and FAST RIVER RAILR0AD COMPANY ION ave;
53d and 53thsts New York City-Tho annual meeting OF
the ~ this Company will be held at the Once OF
Company. III E5DAY, the 10th day OF OCTOBER Io"
at l2m. -.,,.,,,, y,
transfer win closed and after SATURDAY
September 1871 thirty prior 10 the annual meet
G.. DENSMORE W1M-AN, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
CENTKAIl AND HUDsON

~ River RAILROAD. - Commencing sept II. 1877.
TS1ga trans W. RAY and EorerS Ftpf with drawing
room cars 70 Rochester 30 10 81 Aa , ESpres, with
TO Canandaigua Rochester buHso Sli
1850 d. Northern and Western Express to Utica White
80 p M Sanr avs only Troy special Connects East
Albany for principal stations 70 syracuse 49, =. g.. s,
400 p M Albany and Troy LtPfe.. stops at sins sing.
PerksSnl Garrison an prlnc pa sa,l ~ dor.h g., q,
Louis running through every day The week also Sleeping
Tor Canandaga. Bunao Niagara fas and Tor oDtffa
go . a. pacific Express daily with sleeplrEcara for
lefo etrot and Chicago. amt 10 Montreal va ~ Adams
HOO D. H. Express with sleeping ears Tor Albany Aua
Way Trains as per Local Time Tables Tickets for saea.
2J2 26 aud 4l3 Broadway, and At Westct tIpsss COS
Offices No PaTSP9ee 1ol and 9'- bfO"'"Ay' Ne"i"'
anu 900 " "' e. B. MEEKER General Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
TEUS d and I ad4 ASp rams leave Nsvls
via C0rtandt Street Ferries as oho~si
WITH Pullman Palace Cars attached, IN. and $50
FSr wliamsport oek Haven. CORY. Erie AZ $50
D. n connecting for Iiiusgilo Petroleum Centre
tho Oil Regions. For WillaLSEor and Lock haven.
For Baltimore, WASHINGTON ard the South. Limited
SUNDAY $50 arrive Nsshin ztcn 4 10 Regular
tS20 a ~. !. 6. and 80 y sunday and $50 ?.
a. M J. T. B. D. ana $50 IN. sunday. :. G. 7. aud
$50 y. m. Immigrant and second lass. p. - -
ton Perth Amboy Pennington, Bevidere and other poais
see local schedules at al Ticket Oinees 49,, ,o.o ~ a.,
loom 10 m daily 1910 m. $50 daily, except Mon
cav. From Washington and Baltimore, 40 M 80, 80
PhIadelpa,a 2:O5 600. 9lO 1910 1910 ll;o0 m 2l9
4:lO $40 $50. $40 1910 and loz9 p ID SuudaS' SOe
TcSs. oncss Nos526 and rosl1aY.Nol Astor House
and foot Of bs'9T9'sS se and mo T911S 2ooken De-
POT Jersey Emsrans Ticket ofoe No Bs3isrypaes
General Manager. 'eheit tA'aeil1eI ASen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
30 PINE ST. NRw-YoRK, Oct ], 1877.
Il DPnNNN & SON il

dissolved consequence Of the Dc ath Of the senior mem
he same Ths business will be continued from this
date By WALsrON II. BROWN and FRED. A. BROWN an
der the WALSTON H. BROWN & BRO, who
general banking business and give particular
purchase OF railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
FGIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

fJaRRANGFMENr OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan j.
depots foot Of Corandt ana AZ
3o m Nigh Express daily. Tor hasi0n. bethlehEn Al
enown Mauch Chunk. Wikesharre Piston sayre EinirH
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester BulalO Nlgiia AIS anu INC
NosL Pulman's sleeping coaches attached ,, 49,, ,,,,
we" ROBiT II. SANKE, sup,L and Engr.
Gene,al Eaern ONCE corner OF Church and tortaud SIS
' CH : u NJ Nos, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

The foo wing worcth balances in t1e ireasn. ~ tle
~ IN I.t..r,-. TODAY. Currency. cl14JH.@bt ; spec
,,nl f.- The redemption of fractional currency, So
te~. sn.al deposit 90 lcCl tenders Tor tire redeh-
,of certificates ~ deposit, riiOsOVDp com, INC ua-
.,- I.- iuu1n com certificates, TllN,f4''-b out
AN. ..tI tenders. ~31G.4l 1882. lie receipts rom
-- ..nfie to-la, were $3.50 162 81, and from Gus
rs. q ilHOus H.
~ .-... earnings ~ the Missouri, Kansas ANA
~. ,gay FOR the fourth week of september were
fuNI- rI- f1r tine currU- u0no.ug period lin. Atni'
d, -. IT,. f0f thr whole month uf september 7at.t-
r.. f- for tbc CORRESPONDING perIod 'As' year. F'-''
-c..nts OF aour and Grain 30 the principal Atlantic
III. .Ii.. Utl lay uf October were;
sew YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

via NswJersey southern r. lroat Commencing Dc y
1877 The steamer JESSE HOYr viii leave New YORK,
Pier North River foot Of Recorstl connecting AZ IAN
IIooL with trains for Long Branch Phatlphih and Toms
iiiyer III a m and D. M Vine and. Blige.0n Egg H4r-
Dor &c II a. H.; Waut0gn lar4rgat aud iuckerl9n p H.
- - ". :. ENEnEh. nonI Alnagcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
RALTIMORE AND OHIO n,,,l RAiL ~ 6ol,c1.

I'D Leave York from foot OF Desbrosses and COrandt
500 or,washngton and the West Richmond Charles
ton and he SOUTH making close connections TOT Columbus
Chicago,
loo D. M for washington the West and for Richmond
and the south GodODsve Pullman cara from York
Washington making close connections for
Piitsburg. Cincinnati, Louisville. and -. Louis
600 p. Tor Washington Through Pullman cars from
Philadelphia 60 New Orielns.
go daily. for Washington. the SOUTH and west Pull
seepers from Baltimore and Washinqton.
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville.
Louis Pittsbug h the south az
Washington with trains for Lynchburg Florida, Neworeans
and the south
For through tickets please call at Compsnys Office 3i5
Broadway York. foot Cortlandt
and Desbr es-st and depot, Jersey
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
- RAILROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

~ Trains for PERTH Amboy Red Bank Long Branch.
Grove &c. at 7f5, 3, il:45 A. M, 4, D - D. ~
Stages Matawan station TO and from hE1PORF.
and at Squan 20 aud from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
~ J iSSa T. A i General Passr gent NewyOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD on NEW-JERsEY.
GU y. 10. ..-,,--- -. 4, 49,. e9oo %, Ar, -,
INO n ABB0Tr General Passr Agent New-forA

L'OR NEW liAh IN, fAN1 JIM, d hiNO-
FIELD WHITE MOCNTAISs, MONTREAL add IN
ermcdiae points steamers leave Pier p, r r., daily sun
oays exceptedl At 5 D. and u connecting With spec
al trains New Haven Tor HatiorL Spngnea, &C TICK
ami 4 Uluttst. Brooklyn Excursion 10 Ne"liaVen ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08

HJ Canal "a. 'r,'5 ,Ni-e i ,1 Fni, i SUN
,...,... c,s- s52sO l.573 5iO2o 25.uOl ...
.,.o.a ,.l 3o-l0 ~, 1850 la-oo $3.50
f.. IH I6t5O so tYs --s
Ira. i.... t-4'5 GOO ... "'" 900"
f,.t,...., .oi 75s lets51 1870 iOl015 $3.50 $3.50
t.Ir. ..I.vias we're ihc receipts for the week end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03
Regular session,

At L o'clock meridian Speaker Randall
raped the House TO order, and said Tn n this
was the day fixed by The Constitution for the
meeting OF Congress. The Clerk was di-
rected 10 call the roll to ascertain the pres
ence of a quorum, and 22I members an
SUeIed to their names.
The customary resolution authorizing the
Senate TO he notified, and for the appoint
meRt Of committee to wait upon the Presi-
dent and inform him of the presence of a
quorum, Were adopted. Messrs. Kuo,t, II ar
denbergh and Cox, of Ohio, We're appointed
the committee
At 1870 the House took a recess for ten
minutes.
L ON reasSem bling at 1910 O'Clock Mr.
Knott reported thai the committee TO wait
upon the Pres dent hah performed that duty,
ard that the President would immed lately
communicate IN writing.
The message was Immediately received
and Mr.. Brown, one of the reading clerks,
commence The reading at 12:i5.
The leading WAS concluded at PIE.
Mr.. W. Oh offered The usual resolution re-
ferTing The message 10 he committee OF the
whole, aud IL was adopted
MI Springer offered q resolution. which
was adopted, requesting the President 20
transmit 10 the House the correspondence
between the Uuitsd states ard Veuezuela
since the adjournment OF the last session of
CONGRESS, in relation to the Venezuela
mixed commission
At2 cop m the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03

ing one hundred tons burden, properly
nsrred, be built, at an estimated cost OF
$4,000, to protect portions of the Gulf coast
from smuggling, spd special attention il
called 10 the recon- meDdatiou for Increasing
tie compensation OF The keepers of the life
SaviI z SrfCus.
rrfstions be made for the con mutation of
work upon the public buildings now in pro-
ETetF uHder the suletvision Il n is Depart
r0enf, in accordance with the estimates sub
n1itied therefor. the condition OF the reve.
nueS is such a. 10 make il un wise. in bis
u0gmerf, 10 authorize the construction of
new buildings. except ia those cases where
TIE GemancS OF !bs public service seem to
N. q e 1henl s.henlmfa EEn.SSilN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03
Report of the Postmaster General

The total expenditures of his department
during the last fiscal year are reported by
Postmaster General Key as SIS, is6 ,322.44; re-
ceipts, 81 ,5SI ,5s5 26; excess of expenditures
over receipts 81, 1854 ,73l Is. The expend itures
were S222, s34. So more than those of the pre.
cedlng year and 80 1853 355 less than the
estimates therefor. The total receipts were
SLIP, GIL "a less than those of the preceding
year and 81 126 GIL "a less than the estimate,
therefor. This decrease is largely in the item
OF omcial postage stamps. There has been a
decrease from last year IN the value of post
age stamps, stamped envelopes, etc., issued,
amounting 10 SAT- 5o5 Is.
"A comparison OF the gross receipts of all
classes OF dead letters with those of last year
shows reduction of 296, 45i; which ia ac-
counted for by the fact that q less number of
Letters was mailed during the year, and by
me increased efficiency of the delivery. Tle
Total number Of letters received at the dead
letter Office was 8 2es go.
The number OF registered packages and
ieLtsis forwarded during the year
4.5so,I2!; the amount of fees collected texclu-
siVe OF ft2,age) was SIS. ABS 80. An increase
over the previous year of 32,e2.20.
Al The close OF the fiscal year there were
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Report Of the Secretary OF the Urea.
r. b HAYES.


s0ry.
In the annual report OF the Secretary of the
Treasury, he reports total ordinary receipts
Tor the nscal year ending June 80, 1877 =,
42ss 600 $50. 81; total ordinary expenditures,
sos 60, Oos.a3. From the actual receipts for
the first quarter OF the fiscal year and the es-
Inmates for the remaining three quarters,
based upon existing laws, the total revenues
1or the current year will amount TO s265,-
600, and the expenditures TO s252, 40 6i372,
which will leave surplus revenue OF
SO ,o69, $50 =; and Is the amount required for
The sinking fund Is So, 42i ,Soi 80, there Will
Be deficit on this account of s2,355, ~. 81.
The revenues for the fiscal year ending June
%, ls79, estimated upon existing laws, viii
be szsg, 20 OC0.Go. The estimates of expendi-
tures, for the same period, received from the
several Executive departments, are $50, 6ss.-
- -. IL will appear that II Congress shall
make appropriations based upon the fore
going estimates, including go ,l96 ,0t5.ei for
NE sinking fund. there will be a deficiency
Al the close OF the year OF Sl1 ass 1858.
ECONOMY RECOMMENDED
Assuming that Congress will not increase
the aggregate national taxation ut Q time
when su Industries are oppressed by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03
Critical Condition ar the Po.e,

Saturday night the Pope had a prOtracted
paroXysm of pain, so terribly severe To uiti-
mately induce syncOpe, O sudden arrest for a
was for time apprehended that ms holmes
was In his last agony, but these alarming
symptoms passed away with three hours OF
tranquil sleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03

A You've GIRL KILLED.-In Lancaster
county, Pa, on Thanksgiving Day, q youth
named M ilton Helm attempted TO shift q
weapon was discharged, the ball striking
Miss Ida Neal, aged Is years, In the temple,
causing her death In hall an hour,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03
Mr.. BOwles Dying.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS Dec. There was
Bowles' condition this morning al eight -
clock. AT nine O'Clock he toos leave OF his
family for the last time. He is eradda-l ~
losing strength and lapsing into uncna-
seriousness. II is hardly possible that he eau
i've the day out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03

EIGHT RAILROAD RIOTERS were SEN
fenced At Pittsburg on Saturday for parttci-
patton in the July disturbances. Mathew
Marshall, who fred the coke cars, was fined
5000 aud sentenced to six years and ten
mouths imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03
Weather Indications To-Dau.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE.

+ washington, December 3, 1871. (
' For Now England and the middle states
falling barometer, sOutherly 10 westerly
winds, and warmer, clear or partly c!ol!y
weather are probable.
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Condemned Unealu-

F nOm j. c. Parker, GIG 7th street. we have
ths New York papers in advance of the mails
Thomas ID. HOgd Rin WAS to day appointed
Justice of the peace for this District.
The tabletuX in Georgetown Wednesd ay
eveniI & ill be interesting. See advt.
Tie Kellogg Cary concert, tomorrow, al
Linz DIN Hall, will undoubtedly prove one of
The most successful musical events of the
season.
The schooner Anna Twidle, of Philadel-
phia, ran into the ferry steamer City or Alex
andria, off The Eastern branch yesterday,
and with her main boom tore away q pOr-
ton OF The upper woodwork of the steamer
uriDg the service last evening at Epiph-
sny Episcopal church, a thief entered the
yeAtry room by breaking through the win
dow. and stole two Overeoats belonging to
the Rev. Drs. Paret and Pendleton.
Coroner Patterson, assisted by DIR. Harti-
gan. held an inquest, Saturday afternoon,
on the body of q colored child in Howard
town, named Alice Belinda. 1t appeared
from the facts developed that death re-
suited from spasms, caused by overlooking
TIE stomach.
The literary and musical entertainment
madge hall, Thursday and Friday evenings
will be very interesting. Among the attrac-
tive features will be singing and perform
ance upon the harp by Miss Winnie Rsam.
Col. F.. G. Boudinot will also sing some OF
his exquisite ballads.
In the case of the girl, Maggie McEwen,
an inmate of the Washington Orphan Asy-
lum, whose mother applied on Saturday for
writ Of habeas corpus TO obtain posse ssion
Mrs. Z. b. Lee, first directress OF that insti-
tuition, on Saturday directed the mstron to
deliver the girl to those empowered by the
court TO receive her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Aosusemeass.A &C., Tonight.

National Tneoter.-ROOson and Crane i'm
"For' iiCen Fruit"
Opera House.-Rose and Harry Watkins in
"TfOdden Down"
TheUer Coai7ue.-"Blue Beard" and va
rieties,