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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-10
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti0neers.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
THREE DESIRABLE BRICK STOR]

THREE DESIRABLE BRICK STORES
/ AND DWELLINGS, Nos. IL. Il, AND l6,
ON FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At the request of the owner, we Will
offer for sale at public auction upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY the 10Th DAY Of July ISIS; :, At l
O'Clock p NJ, that desirable REAL ESTATE as
above located. consisting of THREE STORES with
comfortable dwellings above-one containing about
ten besides the store, and the other two three
rooms each besides the store and kitchen. The lot
upon which No. II stands front about 26 by about
so feet to al alley, and the other two front about
property being central and opposite the Ballard and
Exchange hotels, render 1t suitable for almost any
kind Of business and Is now occupied by good Ten
ants.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance at six and
twelve months. for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured BY l. deed of trust.
JAMES II. TAYLOR 6 son,
iy2 AuciOneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-10
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0nccrS,
l113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON FOURTH STREET;
CORNER BYRD STREET. IN THE CITY OF
provisions of Il deed Ell trust hearing date the 1st
DAY OF Nav, 1877, from the grantor therein named
to the undersigned, trustee. duly recorded in the
clerks Office OF the Chanccry Court of the city OF
Richmond, 10 secure the payment OF the negotiable
note therein mentioned default having been made
in The payment Of said nOle and being required SO
TO do By the holder thereby. shall. as trustee III
said deed. sell by auction on the premises, ON WE'D
NESDAY the l7th day OF July, 1878. 1T O'Clock
+. H., the REAL ESTATE described In SAID deed,
consisting of 4 valuable LOT OF LAND, fronting
S2 feet on the northeast corner Of Fourth and Byrd
streets and running back between parallel lines l3O
feet, with q valuable FRAME DWELLING there
Old, with basement ano two stories above. containing
seven rooms Kitchen, &c.
TERMS: Enough i'm cash to dcfray the expense of
81 500, with Interest thereon from the 21s. day OF
May. 1878; the residue on such terms rs shall be
announced 1T the time Of sale. Other terms may be
given than those mentioned above.
iy6 j. 4. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
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TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
4 At the request of Mr.. Barker, who has given
oughbred hogs and whose stock is getting TOO Du-
msros will sell public auction, at the farm of
Captain G.. f. Ashburncr seven miles west OF Rich
mond Thy Cary-Strcet ROAD. on WEDNESDAY,
10Th day Of July, 1878, commencing 1T II
O'Clock A. NJ, -
Five THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE and PO-
LAND-CHINA SOWS and PIGS.
4 large number of BERKSHIRE and GRADE
One THOROUGHB BRED BERKSHIRE BOAR,
/. One THOROUGHBRED 20 L \ D.CHlNA
BOAR.
The Berkshire are all bred from imported stock.
ALSO,
One ine large. and well-bred BUGGY MARE,
eight years old, sound, and drives well i'll any
harness
a SECONDHAND TOP-BUGGY. in good order !;
An excellent TWU-HORSE POWER, for threSh-
ing, grinding, or saving laths or wood-or to
use on farm for any purpose
TERMS Cash.
jy Cat W. c. MONCURE. Crier.
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MILL FEED, &c.
MILL FEED, &c.

MILL FEED, DC.
10000 bushels BROWNSTUFF,
5,0U0 bushels BRAN.
5000 bushels SHIPSTUFF,
500 bales HAY, .,rs e=r n {tss
1000 bushels CORN OH the cob:
togethertw o large stock OF LUMBER OF all
kinds, SHINGLES, LATHs. LIMP, GALGINED
BLTNDS-cheaper than ever known before. For
sale by s+si.ss5 TRUMANtA. PARKER q CO.,
Lumber-D Dealers, corner Fifth and Canal streets.
up 10.eod3m
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AUCTION SALES-.Thts Day
BY r. 8. Anderson & Son,
General huctioneers, 1924 Main street.

T ARGE LOT OF LUMBER, SASH,
IL &C., AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction,
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, 10Th instant, COM
menclng at o'clock, on the premises recently oc-
cupied BY Barker 6 Martin, south side OF Franklin
street near Seventeenth, - large lot of
OLD LUMBER. SASH, BLINDS, sc.
ty1O RS. ANDERSON & SON.
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Ben. Butler, says correspondent, is con-
tinually climbing up on the shed or barn
ridge-pole to try his new-fangled flying
machine, and as constantly tumbling down
in the mire after each trial.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Of Mountain
City, Texas, are probably the oldest married
couple in the country, the former being 100
and the latter 102 years old, and they have
lived together eighty-two, years.
Theodore Whitney, of st. Augustine,
Florida, a descendant Of the inventor OF the
cotton-gin, has been engaged by Edison as
one OF his assistants. The young man has
o passion for mechanical experiments.
It is not SO much what man says when
he is struggling with n Fourth-of-July ora
ton. The effect comes through the way he
paws the air and points at the emblem OF
liberty. as
The Chicago directory is ont, and the st.
Louis directorr-man made his escape In O
small bout, and Is believed to be seereting
himself among the swamps OF the Illinois
shore.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE,

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, THE HIGH
l. LY-IMPROvED FARM, KNOWN AS "SUN-
NY-S1DE," ON THE RIVER ROAD. ABOUT
ONE AND A HALE MILES WEST OF THE
CITY.-It contains ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
ACRES OF HlGHLY-IMPROVED LAND with
LARGE DWELLING. OH Il beautiful site, with
ample shade-trees, shrubbery, &c.
Price low, and terms liberal.
~ Az, LANCAST & LUCKE.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
fNITIZENs BANK OF RICHMOND.
q. w. PICKRELL. President.
T.. Ii. SNEAD, Cashier,

PAID-UP CApITAI................ 81 0O,0os
SIJRPLJS ,,,,..,....,................ $4,000
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There is one impertinence which Wash.
ington society will no longer tolerate. We
do not refer to the unseemly habit of asking
mature single lady her age. That is inso.
lent, but may be forgiven. But to ask a
society "colonel" the number OF his regi-
ment or the scene OF his seryice-that sort
of scene has gone quite far enough Wash.
ington Post.
Iii the stomach OF camel which died in
Canada the other day was found some bones,
box Of matches, dozen cigars, and quid
OF chewing tobacco. Mr.. Campbell is sup
posed to have eaten up a tobacconist.- Com
1nercial advertiser.
After the cross examination, Ben. Butler
went out and took poor Mr.. jerks by the
hand, and silently squeezed it until tears
came into the eyes OF both. Who says Ben.
has not sympathetic heart ?-Detron Free
prpcc fs.,-.
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DILL-HEADS, $3.50 to Is per reah' ~
ID the DISPATCH PRINTlSG-hoQss
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRI-
VATE SALE-Wanted. purchaser for I'M
divided moiety of Il TRACT OF PRODUCTIVE
LAND on lower James river, with immense deposits
and MILL. in a section greatly needed. An ener-
getic man would do well to take hold of this pro-
perty. Apply to j. 1. APPERSON,
jy 1-eod2w Real Estate Agent.
TOR SALE AT 4 SACRIFICE AND
II ON VERY LIBERAL TERMS fgood reason
given for making the sacriice), VERY DESl-
RABLE LITTLE FARM OF l40 ACRES-half
cleared, balance in wood-twenty miles from Rich
mond or Petersburg, and near railroad station.
Good buildings, orchard, &c. Price only 81 400
$500 cash balance In one, two. and three years.
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD.
ap 25-eod 1905 Bank street.
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(2j The consignees mentioned in the accounts Of
Rev Robert Rose are: Robert Cary John Bradley,
Edward Randolph, and j. Hamburg e. Son, all OF
London. About the period of the Revolution John
Norton C Sons. London. appear from old papers In"
spected by to have been factors extensively IA
yorrd by The colonlsts Il. A. L.
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BY Frank j. Sampson

BY Frank j. sampson.
Real Estate Agent, huctioneer. aud Notary Public
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE %. 1878.
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR CLAIMS.
NOTICE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
COLUMBIA. 5. {.
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& al The same custom prevailed In the Colony at an
ear;ier period. From Il book OF accounts Kept By
Key. Robert Rose iTho was business agent OF Cow
crnof Alexander Sp0tsw00dl, l726-1733. j dnc
that the shares were estimated 1t hfteen-ten labor.
Gre. wo blows tY0 plownen, and one oserseer-the
one share OF corn and one haif share OF
fes and of tobacco pounds Prices AZ this ime
Were as follows Wheat, per bsshel LES. 3d.; oats,
varied in weight from 500 to 900 pounds. sweet-
scented and stemmed tobacco are the GnaHfytng
terms used March i6, j 7@S. four hogsheads or
TOBACCO sold in London Melted cal los 3d., and
az others ~ the ZANE time, EAT i9s 3d..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04
Summer 358.

$4,000 @eIbifrafe ui&t pertast. Das Qanb
If 10 arm uub bic Ginau3uerwaltuns cine
70 f@Ie@te, bab tn Golse Der Besabluns ben
$50, 900 bic Mesieuaussb sbeamten auf 6alb:
foIb seiest iinb unb bic 5feutli&eu S&u.
len ueseu Mansel an @elbmittela auf 8
Weonate sei&loiIeu werben maiIen.
Giueneue &ir9enuerfolsuns watbet
IN ben Der. Staaten pom @olambia. Der
8if9of pom pampeluna, Miar. parra,
Fam nit ber StaatssewaIt in gonfIitt, neil
er sesen Elm @eies protefiirt bate, uelbes
ben tatboIii&en @ottesbienif ber Staatsae.
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Tefesrap9i(&e 9epef&eu.
Deuti @Ianb.

Gin f@redIi@es 1usIad sur
Gee. Den 3abelbepei@en entnibmen mir
ben 8eri@t aber folsenbes i9redii4ellnslad,
bas am 81. @ai o llbr As wsin. @orsens
I'M Canal swii&en Grauerei& unb Guslanb
in ser Ndbe Der ensIii&en Raite paiiirte.
Das abmiralf&iff .@rOber gburfarit" tam
In @ollifton nit bem eiiensepanserten Boote
.30nis @iIbeIm", eiuem benz 9auptiee.
bampfer Der beuti@en Narine, 10 Wsei.
len iiibweitIi4 uon JoItefone. Die GO
i&eint, erfolste Der 3uiammenitob bei
i@neqer Gabrt bur& bas Denben bes v3S.
mtg DiIbeIm", Der NIT ieinem Vorber'
tbeil cine Seite unb 3uar In ber Ritte bes
.@roben gburfarff" einbradte, ber In
finf3ebu Ninuten iant unb bsifen &efel
nod gum l1nslad erplobirten, Cob unb
gerberbeu um fi@ fer uerbreitenb. an
1orb bes .@roben @burfarit" waren 500
@ann, bic ale BIB auf bic serinse 3abI
uou 20 Offi3ieren v. ls0 Rann ben Cob
in ben BelIen fanbeu. Waan@e bsr Ratro.
fen rettete man, aber uerbrabt unb e,i9Spft
bau@ten fe am Qaube bas 2eben aus.
.90nis @Ibelm~ unb ber berbeiseeilte
2riessbampfer .preuben", 70 uie uiels
enslii@en S9iffe uabmen bic 0erunslads
ten an Horb uub bra9ten Silfe. Der
preubii@e 2ronprin, unb Der beuti9e &C.
ianbte eiltea NIT ben Sduea3us ,ur llns
sIadsfdtte. Oas seiunteue S$iif Iisst
in 90 5ub tiefem 8a1er. ra0uis Wils
bslmA erlitt nur lei@te Saparisn.
Berlin. %. @ai. AnssR9ts bss
wab,i&einli&en Suiammentretens bes Cons
srsFss Fat 2aiier @iIbelm feline Reiie na@
GINS ueri&oben.
2oubou, 20. Mai. GirR Hismard
III pom ieinsn Ger5ten Der Ratb srtbeit,
worben, ii& an ben Situnssn bss Con-
srefes ni@t su betbeiIiseu, ba biss bei iei'
mem iesisen @eiunbbeits,ufanb aa aufre'
ssub uub mabiam isin warbe. @abr'
i&einli& wirb e. ben S@luBperbanb'
lunsen trosSem beiwobnen, unb benz @au'
sen feline formelle 5uitimmups ertbeiIen
Oeferrei&,
Wieu, 30. Msai. Graf 9lnbraiIy gal
Der unsarii&en Delegation 9eute bic Der
ii&eruns, er CLAUDE ui&t, baB England u
RuBlaub Elm bie SntereHeu Oeffrei@: TN
sarns i&dbisenbes Abtommtn trefen MIR
ben. bis iett tei iebo@ &uBIanb ni@t iu
Stanbe seweisn, auf bic Ginwenbunsen
wsl&e Oeihei& seseu ben 0ertras 20,
Gan Stefauo ,u MAIDEN bate, sixs beiris
biSenbe antport 1u sebsn. Gs wirb ami
lid In Abrebe ssielt. b4b 0irei@iid
Eruppeu an ber italienii@eS @renae cor
eentrirt werben.
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SntdmStf1e 9la1sf1 1aa.
tLrA-. sffFs

q g. =
gIarsionR. pettsr, ber Abseorb.
nste, ben u,aa ausemein ale ben i1rbeber
bes Hei4lufss snfebt. bte tn 2ouifana u.
TIoriba tei ber Ietten Nrdf7bentenuabl se'
idebensa 1etrasereieu ,am @esenfaub et'
ner austli&su llnteriu&ans bes gonsrefies
3u MAIDEN unb ber gorf7ser tes bejasli@en
Gousrsb Gsmites IL. bat iein gerbaIten
unb bas ber bemotrati&en Mebrbeit bes
Der. Staaten @eprdieutautenbaaies Bel
Annabme bieies Bei&IuHes In einem
S@reiben an sinen Sreuub sere&tfertist.
Da bieie &nseIesenbeit I'M toumenben
@abltampfe cine srobe @oIe ipieIen unb
pom ben Mepublitanern als cine 6aupts
waffe seseu bic OppORtion sebrau@t per'
ben wirb, 70 mag es gang am Plase ietn,
einsn Nussus aus bieiem S@reibeu 3u &C.
ben. paa
Dor allen If baraus erf@tli&, bab Der
9aupt,wed Der llateriu@uns ni@t bic
Mmtsentiesuns bss prdRbenten ionbern bic
2larIesuns bes Hetruses III, um ibu in
3utunft anm6sli@ ,u MAIDEN. 9r. pot'
ter iast, bab I'M sansen aanbe aussmein BE
anR@t porberri4e, bab 6apes bur3 Be-
trus ms amt Fam unb % baber gang am
gIase fei, Su seisea, wie bas sei&ab, um
cine abermaIise BieberboIuns bieiss Hes
truses unmSsli& tu ma&ex. @erabe isst
iete bic Commune bic beftenbe &lahe tn
Ansf u. biefe perlanse iosar, bab man bic
armee perifdrte, obwobl fein 2aub ueu
Gommanismus weniser Su beiorsen babe,
als amerita. ba ber HeR$ barin iebr sers
tbeilt fei. als ater bic 2ru,ee utbbran&t
wurbe, am Weturninsboarbs Bel Stimm'
fdli@unsen ~ bei&aten unb anter BEN
goruaabe, BE Sfentli@e Seube aa erbatten,
ben Dilren bes WelfeS ju pereiteIn, perbteIt
I'D bic teftenbe GlaHe gang rabis, obf&on
q far BE befteabe gIaAe anb bic freien
Suiaimtieaen bes Qaubes leine srSbere @e'
fabr a.beu tam. als bieie. Serr potter
last IN Ginsanse ieiaes s&reibens. bab
es slei@faQs isia @uai& iei, bab fi& ber
gonsreb 70 balb als uSsli& uertase unb
betont, bab 81. etepbeas aus Georgia
besbalt uitbt aam Worte tam, nm bic In.
uebme Der uon Gale aus Weaiue beantras.
ten ameabsments. BE llnteris&uns auf
aue Staatea obns slusuabme ausaubebueu,
,u befarworten. neil bas 6aus baseseu
mar unb IN bieiem Hale elm ein,iaes wsit.
oli.b eiueu ioIbeu aatras uerbateu toumte.
Meuu ,u isner 8sit. als bas gauge 3anb
iu ber arS6tsa aufresana ilber ben aas'
oouo ber Vrdfibentenua6I mar, man eineu
Mes fonS ben Streit friebIib au lSi.n, il
and i.st feline Seepolutiou ober 0eubsitS.
runo n b.iuroeu.
S.rr asotter oibt boun cine ta,r,e @e.
i&i&te bes Gleetoruleou ueaiums unb temmt
,um e6Iui,e. bak bic llsbe.asuauna, ba6
Urdfibeut 6ou.s uidbt aewdbIt mar, 70 al.
oeu,ein iei. bas cine lluteriu&una aana am
Y,lose iei. ,
Dieier Gr.ldruaa q,stters trausn aber
bic Oeepublieou.r uibt. ober molten LIT, bei.
fer oeieot uidt traueu. Sie beiseben fort.
pdbreuS auf ber Hebeupt,,na. bab q aut
.inen 6onbiarei& euf ben Qrdiibeuten abs
oefebeu iei. Wetra&t.t man bie Sa&e
rom 9tanb,unfte Ser Vertei aus. 70 mu6
man An aeben. bak BE Demesraten eineu
ber,Ii& Snmmer 0trei& beaanaen babeu.
eie baben ben Seep.bIiteueru Wafisn iu
bie 6aub a.a.ben. tatusd bas iie ti@ ui&t
,s.. "a, !, !,
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anasisen fiji vieuisS. 2otterien, @ladsbisle
~, ale BEN Settle Der fatb. Rir&e ,uwissr, %.
ben ieine &ufnakme.
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aqe anaeisen fenbe man fpdteiens
@sxtas 0orsen Elm.
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asswlrtss Ga,dsen niHen srraasbs,sbl. S9eea-
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1eiratts- unS 1obssas,eissR nit SpsaA
$3.50, sbne Spru& 500. -
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$reise aer Snxissa.
3oeal> Nsti3eu.

aRter 3silex DreSisr wertsn niGt ansensxD.
Sas /. Ial 10 g.. h. uSSa.r MaIe 5 GsstS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
A RUNAWAY BOY.

MT George y. Damon, OF No. GIT Madison avenue,
brought 10 the Central OGico yesterday boy, who
was taken before Inspector McDcrmott Mr.. Damon
told the Inspector that he noticed In the HERALD
advertisement calling for y boy named George II.
Hoyt who was missing IRON Boston, and that no was
Confident that the boy ho had with him was tho ono
called In the advertisement. He stated that last
month the boy to his oiicc, No. 400 Broadway,
and requested to be given employment The In
specor questioned the youth. who stated that his name
was George II. Power and not Hoy About eight years
ago the BOY said his father VINO was carriage trim.
mer, went South TO procdrc work. and as his mother
was dead no placed In the care OF woman named
Hoyt. He sent to work when quite young ny
Mrs Hoyt and procured IA situation which pad him
SO a week he gave his earnings to Mrs Hvyt, bus
not liking the woman he determined to come on to
this city, and accordingly ran away. Arriving at
Providence he there earned low dollars. with which
paid his faro 10 this city, and found employment
with SIR. Damon, who Is tue manager tor the urn OF
George A. Clark Brothers, spool cotton mnnufnc-
turers Alter hearing the boys story tho Inspector
concluded tuat he would hold him TO await superb
tcpdout WaIling's decision IN the case.
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HOME FOR AGED HEBREWS.

NM - n,....... 49,. H.. H.. g.. -.
"' "'So'' VI '"' N'o -N"s ~. "s'1 anu
Innrm hcDrews yesterday gave thsr annual reception
TO the friends and patrons of tho Institution A. Tho
H.. ,orra. =, E,.h,, ..v.n,, s,-.o, and u.n,.
1AoA''' W. " ~ $3.50 ~ "'' a.
Despite the inclemeucy OF the weather the reception
was largely attended by the elite OF the Hebrew resi-
go, ~ ,,a o,,, ,,,,. .x,r.,s.a ,,o ,r..as,
u'"'' " WV WI W." ~P' ~ s' "s"o
ton and pleasure al the prosperity oil the Institution
and the efforts of it's managers to ,de tor tho in
~, - - $1,000, ,,,t r. -
nA'eS NV oo"i'''' I'LL" Asssa'''oA Vi '''' lug V"'
tors were received n the paror by Mrs. Joseph Stiner
tho President OF the Board OF Direcressos and Mrs
], ua,a an. .oo..,.rv ,vh.r. m. ,.u.,,., 49,.
o. o. Ahe''' 'Ao ''e'''Ai5' ""''0 UNIV oo""o" "uS
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PARTICULARS OF THE DEATHS OF CREsPEL,
Macs AND ELTON.

PARTICULARS OF THE DEATHS OF CRESPEL,
Macs AND ELTON.
From the Pail Mall Gazette
Letters from Zanzibar up the TIN ult give particu
lars Of deaths of Captain Crespel ana NJ Macs OF
the Belgian African expsdi,ionary party, OF which
news WAS received week or two ago. The former said
to have died "a sort Of apoplexy OF tho lungs" and
the other oil suustroke "rhe saddes loss 10 u.s. how
ever" writes our correspondent, ais the death OF
poor Elton, Of sunstroke, at Scshebe, IN Ugogo,
lust as he bad finished the survey and
was on tue old path winch many have passed
Of late years in going inland rom Zanzibar He
died ON tho 18Th oil December, ana his conpanio MS
reached the beginning Of this month"; and
brought over by one Of the ships OF war sent TO
await their ARRIVAL The party, II appears, arrived
safely ut the porth Of the lake, ana landed al
village up river which the steamer Ilaa entered.
Tue delay aud difficulty, however, in getting up the
first part made II impossible 10 think Of waiting 10
bring up second detachment of men. The result Was
that mucn baggage had to DO abandoned and reduced
some Was sent back to the llala, aud good dea
left before setting out, ana on the subsequent
journey luggage was still further reduced. Tho
country at tue north vest OF the lake is marshy, but
further south, or southwest, high hs como to the
waters edge On the east side the lofty noun ains
come down the lake Tho north end has a level
rising plain which extends 10 the mountain district,
ABOUT twenty-five miles; then comes ascent OF
passes OF from 5000 10 5000 ieet; but the noun
tain ridges are from $4,000 to $4,000 ieet high.
The country Is either cultivated or In past rc.
Once the ridge Is passed you enter the country
OF Uvovi, governed by CHIEF named Mevevc, not,
however, the old Mevovc, who held permanent sway
OF vast extent OF country and variety of races The
present chief, ike the last, has agent OF the Fan
zbar aulan rcsaing with him, and the sul,an's nag
used be hoisted flagstaff A. the time oil Elton's
VISIT however, the country had been invaded, and
tho chiei town destroyed. The King, INC Arab L~a,
and MS men were la u stockudo, and therein
Elton was shut up until tho siege was raised
aud the Machipga moved OIL The native war
made II impossible to follow direct route down
oven across Tue Rung. Accordingly the watershed
was taken on a course due north 10 ugogo, where
Elton died. Game was abundant, and the party had
70 subsist by their guns Tor much of the way. I'm
mcnse credit que " Elton Tor getting the party
without him OF the others could have succeeded
HIS diaries are sent home. They are iull and CON-
pete also his map and IL ~ 10 DO hoped that the
result will be TO tho public.p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
CT JBS FOR wORKINGMEN.

A special meeting held last evening at the First
Reformed Episcopal Church, corner Of Fifty-nih
street anu Madison avenue, In behalf progressive
movement to provide for tho working classes oil hi
city club houses where thoy may meet and dis asi
questions events and timo be led to the fol- oi
the Church. Rev. W. T. Sabine pastor OF tho Gnu 90.
said movement had the support OF such
as Morris X. Jessup, G. g. Smith, Howard Posser
aud Robert Hoe II deserved the support OF IA
the wealthy men OF Now York. Tho movement wns
being carried on by tue Lebanon Workingmsns C lD,
under direction of William Abbott, No. 407 Bread
way. He had now secured In $40 subscriptions ma
$500
d D.. who "vast OF the population OF tnir
city, ike many Of tho European cities, living N
crowded tenement houses. They do not come No iei
religious influence. and often under
moral restraint. In London tho vast poor pops
uation are crowded, and among them turks criins
ana misery. This comes from solicitation Of
those people. The children OF workinginen associate
with OF thieves and lureu TO their hauntA
1t 10 proposed In this city to bring the children OF
these working classes-the young men, the young
workingmeh, under the care of the Church. Not to
establish any charities, but rather 10 make IL In
vestment"
The Row DR.. James Marshall, oil tho New York city
Mission, was the next speaker and Mr.. Benz imn q.
Wetmore detailed the workings OF tho Friendly
Inn, where young men were accustomed 10 assemble
on the side. BY degrees they were brought to
church; aud now the Friendly Inn has been torn
down. but ITS influence Is telI Many vi the young
men who under It's influence are 10 day
spectacle membcrs OF society.