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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-24
CHARLES II. BUCKS ESTATE.

NuARIES Ii. BUCKS ESTATE,
~ State of Vermont, Manchester District -,
AZ = Probate Court held At Manchester within
snd Tor said district 81 Manchester ou the pth
DAY Of January A D ISIS.
Prescott. Hon. T.. II. Burton, Judge,
An Instrument rurporting Ia be the lsst VIII
sud Tcstamsnt Of Charles II. Baek late ~ Ailiag.
ton, 10 ssid district, deceased, beng pfssent-
cd by Arson Buck. IT said Arlington,
for Probate, it IL ordered BY said Cont,
that all persona concerned theron be notified 10
sppsAr at q session thereof, TO be held AZ the
Probate Ohiosin Manchester, ia sAld district, on
the 2lth dAy u Feb A, D., 1878, At 10 otloek
in the forenoon, aud show cLuse. II any they
have, against tho probate ~ sail WlIl Ter
which purpose Il 10 further ordered, that this
order, be published three weeks sueceHslYsls 10
the Manchester JouREkL, 3 newspaper pf Ated
st Manchester In this state, previous to- taid
time Of hearing.
A true record,
Attest, y. b. BURTON, Judge.
4 true copy q record,
St3w Attest, Il. b. BURTON. Judge.
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THURSDAY las q. isis
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
OBITUARY.
GEORGE VIYiNG BOWERS.

George Yining Bowers, the comedian, died
at his residence In Fiftyseyenthst on Sunday morning
His Illness was brought about by cold contracted
IN Canada which gradually took the form OF consump-
ton He kept teady NJ his professional work until last
Apr when he was obliged surrender 20 the disease.
Since then he suffered great pain, which the most
skilful physciaDs could not alleviate. On Saturday
evening internal hemorrhage hasened the end Al his
request he will be buried AZ the Little Church Around
the Corner The services win take place at p M to-
day The pall-bearers will DO Horace Wall, John Mat
thews John Griffin, and Francis Moran. The remains
VIII be conveyed 70 Philadelphia for burial
III Bowers was bora nj Philadelphia April D. 1888.
His elder brother was d. r. Bowers who died suddenly
At The Arch street Theatre philadelphia, during bene
ut performance for his wife. the wel-known actress
ynng Bowers began HIS theatrical at the Chest
nut street Theatre IA the humble position OF oaboy,
aud aspiring to higher business, WAS occasionally
iutrustcd with small part by Joseph FOste,. who
managed the theatre 1el9 The following year found
him an actor IN earnest engaged 10 play second
ow comedy at Barnum's Museum. filling like parts sub
sequently IN Albany aud Washington. In 1888 he be
onged the stock company OF tho Walnut
adephs. HIS first appearance az star wa Mat at
strel" previous engagement al Cleveland Ohio, having
given hun toe opportunity Of showing mat ne was SgaS
Mt the ST. Charles Theatre. kew-Oreans while Bon dc
The sath In 1857 no married Virginia Carpenter,
philadelphia and IN 1899 be returned 70 the "snnI
Street Theatre then mahAged V dts oJ =,
Mr. Bowers saw opportunity 70 pront DI MS
former popularity In the Cresoent CITY ana with tho
Aupport Of I@Ss BAKER Mr.. Ryan and Mira Gladstone,
onsnsd the Varieties Theatre The house prOspertd Dut
Mr. Bowers soon went North, and after managerial seq
son IN Montreal returned south, 20 Galveston, and re-
appeared IN Rew-Orleans az the Varieties when W. X
Floyd now Of Wallaeks, was its MANAGER AZ ono time
ho was with Miss Lotta. playing Dick S0t0esr In Lat
tie Nell" --- l.. ~ ~
M BoUers made his first appearance IN hew-fork
only few years ago as Jones' ia The-Pcket-Of
Leave MAN. He was q member OF the company az
Hthin'a and aft Booths ana most con-
spicuous as Asa Trenehdrd III the American COUSIN
snpporting Mr. sOthern's Ditdredrb ana Us
ua}or wellington De Boots. His last appearance In New
YORK wasAt the Broadway Theatre and the Grand opera
House. who're he represented The Judge IN Joaquin h
iers MAY al The DaniCes" Mr.. Bowers leaves widow
and three ehlldrena daughter eighteen years OF age,
recently married, and boy and girl stll very young
gfI of s35 tho receipts Dir, Bowers LETT NE In
auranoe policy for S3,oOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, N. j.. Aug. 19.-The morn
ing was very warm aud sunny, and tho sea more
brightly blue than the sky ITSELF This afternoon the
air Is cooler the sky is overcast and the sea is eaden-
hued The wind is sOutherly.
At the Hotel Brighton, Saturday evening. a New
York gentleman placed some money aud q gold watch
Ia a drawer In his bedroom. On returning at bedtime
he found tho drawer still locked, but the articles had
been stolen, Suspicion has fallen ON sawyer, cOOred
call boy, and he Is under arrest. -.
Mr. PrODst retres to-day from tho management or the
Clarendon Hotel and leaves 10 in charge OF his partne
Mr.. Felix Marx. -, 49,. .,
Tue prima donna, Madame DunshDaeh' Is az the Ohted
States Hotel
Among recent arrivals ave:
Al the United states-Mss Buckh0lder, Madame Duff
fepbach aud daughter Joseph NJ. Dixon ana vile. Mrs
H. Arnleim and family, New York
Al tbe Mansion House--John g. Irioh and wife, Mrs
GUY Bryan YueentOwn, N. j.; Mr. and Mrs. Baker. New
York. -
Charles Sax and family Iowa. Richard Ennis 81 Louis
William r. Carr and daughter. J. v Howard and VIE,
New-YOIk -, - - q.
family, 2. g. Burum aud faulty Augusta, Ca. DR..
Harvey Lieutenant j. X. Patch u >. Navy; the Rev.
Or Noah II. Sehenok, Br0Oklyni Lawrence Tnrnure g.
d. H. Gillespie aud wife, Philip tIllinghast New YORK
AT tine HOwand-A. =. Mlnoar, San Francisco X l..
Ashland aud family, Miss Glbson, Philadelphia b. j..
Drew and wife, Miss Eugen!a Chryslaf Miss ALICE Maud
Chrystal, New-YOrk
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DIED.

ADRIAN-suadeDly, at New-Branswiek, n j. Garrett b
RELATIVES and friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral at his ate residence Tuesday the gotta
BROwN-on the 18th inst, william Jay, Of Joshua W
m ea and hose CT his parents are invited to attend
funeral tins ruesday1 day at D. NJ al No ia Wih0Wst'
BULKeLEY-on Monday morning. August 10, Julia Nolr
son. wife OF Charles A. Bnlkeey and daughter oil the 'e
Reaives ara ffisGs of the family invited attend the
nesday, the plat Inst. at / o'clock
ELLIoTT-At NewbuFg sunday, August 49, 1873 Mary FL
RELATIVES ana family respectfully invited 70
the funeral on Tuesday afternoon az $3.50 O'CLOCK
from the residence Of hI sonnaw Abram Johnston DICK
ea9Snl % s sts a pvS 10 sd the fnaef from
Ser iate res1denee 2s5 scaermersornst Broodyn on
Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
sswpor on pdny A4s9st J rs s7 n as
Relatives ana friends Of che family are respectfully invited 20
tuesday morning at IL o'clock without further mo-
LEAvITT-In EuzabethtOwn Essex County n Y August
~ Mrs TheodOsa Hoe wife OF the Rev. William > LeaVIt
Funeral ana ntsmsnt EsabehsOwn Tuesday aiSerOOu.
z %sa & AIfns s ne
Inferred az cyprus Hills Cemetery.
MONTAGUEOn Sunday, l1th inst. at the Palace Hotel
San CAL Henry Soe cards Of invitation
are respectfully notified that the funeral services vii DC
the TTas6 guratiOn 29thsi NO ower This request 4 IN
accordance with frequently eApresSeu WISH Oh h0 uo.
ceased.
RoBsoN-on August IS 1878. Benjamin r. Robson, NJ D..
Fnns ss services viii 30 hold OF st. Marks 1ohst
and 9daye. o August 20. at 3 D. m
members Of the NeWYOTk County Medlca SOceIy
Medicine and the medical profession gem
orally invited attend IL reqaesed that no MOVERS
De sent
RogsON-MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY OF
NETWORK.
MANNERS are requested attend the funeral OF Dr. Benz
r. ROBSON, one OF the original mcOrpOrators o. mo
eOciety m 1906 and It's treasurer for many years
services from 81 Marks Church this aesdAy) Afternoon
@"o.V'A JOHN c. PETERS N. D.. President.
A. Z. 81 PURDY NJ. D., Secretary.
sHIPHERD-At Sidney y. Y, on Wednesday, August "a,
1875 Fayee Sperd, an the Slst year OF MS aSe
sTRANGE-)n Saturday August IL Edwin LOUIS, younget
and beloved OF William AMI Libbie Strange aged ~
months.
neral Paterson and Farss Paterson ON Tues
daY, AZ l;lb D. m. % = -,
ing ~ p. m.
uPJoHH-At hs residence GarTsons n Y, on Saturday,
August n Richard Upohn, IN the 77th year Of hls age
Friends e family Invited TO attend the funeral services
on Wednesday, 2lst INST at 1890 m 40 ST. Phhips
Church, In the Highlands. GarrisonS
IL 1873 Mary ClaTksOn, second daugh-
ter OF the Rev. f. and Julia NJ WILING aged ~ years
Relatives friends Of the family are respeefay lhyite 70
attend the funeral al Trinity Church. On IuesdB August
20. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
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M quite as hard e some S 81 ms V @GTo wsiea
vaft o., NOW md them and when he warns up TO MS
sroIs GU shows considerable IRE. His speeches are
~ ny I ~ he wen worth listening TO. M
~ @so renort of the accidental death of Miss
-, ozark. the Wisconsin poet is received with some
'sollty An Milwaukee She had gone 70 wyoming
,.ogr 10 visit sister, and, according to the report
sIing down q deeliyity when her horse stumbled
,al throwing her to the ground with such violence
te vas fatally injured. She writer Of taste
s blity and some Of her poems were OF more laan
sss ri, excellence.
"I psovpENcE, r. L. Aug. 19.-Ex-GOvernOr
:. paaslford, Of this oily. received shock Of
s Yesterday, from which it is feared that ne win
ns p,ots. Aug. 19.-COunt Henry Won Arnim
.arebssed an estate in Bohemia, with which he
s.as seas in the Landtag. He intends 20 become an
eo.-.-isn subiect.
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NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. 18.-NewpOrt during
the past twenyOur hours has been visited by several
severe rainstorms WHOM accompanied by thunder
and lightning Just after the people had taken their
seats Ia the churches to-day, the rain came down 0r
rents but before tho benedctlOn was pronounced the
sun shone brightly, and nothing save the muddy
thoroughfares Indicated that there had been storm
This was very fortunate for the fashionable portion or
the congre cation, who were out in full force
The number OF entries for the athletic sports tho
polo ground on Thursday ard Friday is unusually large
President Hayes expected here the latter part Of the
present month.
No weddings are announced 10 please the ladies, and
none are booked for the Newport season. which is
never thought complete without fashionable we'd
ding.
This promises 70 very lively week, for the Summer
visitors, mt least This g tho programme: Pigeon
shoot on Monday polo Wednesday athletic sports Thurs
day lacrosse games Friday, and match game OF polo
Saturday.
The following are the late hotel arrivals:
Ocean House Mrs 8. Howell. Mrs. II. A. Godfrey, E.
l.. Livernore, A. I. Tatman, j. G. Demarest j. b. d.
GrosyenOr, Mas p. Germalne. Charles H. Phelps and
wife, C. H. Lock, Miss NJ. l.. Homans, Mrs. D. FEieze,
g. Clement II. W. Rising, A. G. Rogers aud wife, W. s.
seymour G. A Cohen, G. H. Freze I. whitney, the Rev.
Abbott Brown, John Wallace aud wife, Mrs; j. Robert
son. A. II. TELL and family, New-York O. O. Harris H.
G. c. Homer and wife. Jonn A. Hamilton and family
George II. Elder W. H. shpiey, NJ NJ. Onld and VIE
timore; j. Brits, c. G. Howes, John G.. Howes, Ceye-
Land; Dr. 4. Crane Trinidsd John f. Hatch, Cinein.
nail; T. +. Dwight, 5. A. Brown. WASHINGTON James NJ
O. HO lston, G. W. Leonard jerome Jones, Theo Jones
BostOn; Mrs. l. Twedde, Miss GOodell' Albany
A. B. Pendieton, S. Louis D. O. Genny, IT,, and vile,
new-Haven; W. +. Lincoln, Warren, Mass. ii. A. HUNT
ingiOn, g. Il. Wilcox, Newark j. NJ Potter ana VIE,
Providence; James Forsyth, Mrs III. Rogers, troy
George Hodges, oxford. Mass A. b. Forbes spring
Reda NJ a a IL a. ~ smith Philadsiphia
Hotel Aqaldneok-W. F. Babeoek, U. :. ~ Pam AND D.
j W.. BnhoOgk, S.C
WaIdenberV w. H. Henry, EeW-YOrk; G.. b. Barrett,
Pfttsburg, PENN Robert Paethorp Philadelphia Ih9s
Forbea a. Iexas G. Il. Sloane aud wife, Brooklyn W.
Mills and wife, W. II Te1t aud wife, Detroit; 3 s.
Chamberlain, New-YOrki L. b. Gather and wife, d. H.
Mrs A. Howard, of Cincinnati. has taken the PenDng-
ton Cottage on HOward-st.
H. If. PendletOn has taken one or the cum cottages
Vice-Presideut Wheeler Is expected TINS week
Tue English man-of-war BellerOphon 10 expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

General Batter is bad and smart, and the
DEMOCRATS Of Massachusetts, bad enough and none
700 smart 70 be mere tain to hIs te.I Albany Journal
Repl
The South is quiet, prosperous, hopeful and
unscry&Ye She Will be the great arbter 20 settle the
steed questions now raging In the acknowledgements
Herald tneml
Can these be very hard times-can q coun-
by be very hard up"-which consumes hfty million
g9as Of wbisley ten million barrels OF beer, and two
honsAnd million cigars single yearl-l Buffalo Ex-
Press fRep)
The Ohio idea, as set forth in the recent
speech o. Sadgs Thurman, points out tbe true solution
q he doalties In our way back to material prosperity
s sil take no hard money doctrine in our platform
noth the word nOW.-lRaleigh Observer tDem)
II IS BOW something more than twenty years
Aee Butler was Democratic candidate FOR Governor
eo5Ylng tbat year the smallest vote ever given for
candidate Of his party. His friends, II they have any
We o. the stnatiOu, would probably not care 70 run
nat risk again. B0ston Advertiser tRep.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
INVESTIGATING qHE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Collector Merritt was not well yesterday, ana
he left tho Custom House soon after noon Tor DIS poe
surveyor Graham yesterday received communication
from Con greesnan Fernando Wood enclosing copy Of
inc House resolution authorizing an investigation OF the
New.York Custom House. Mr. Wood invites the coop
Grafton Of tue Surveyor and asks suggestions from him.
10 be furnished 10 the comhattee, 'he ooleet 20. =,
nossibie economy In Custom House MANAGEMENT.
Inc frat business 10 be Transacted Mr VEGA says 70
examine into tie present system Of entries Inc COM
mttee viii meet in the rooms OF Deputy COLLECTOR Os-
bOfiIe on Menday, September z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
SHELTER ISLAND ARRIVALS.

The following are among the recent arrivals
nc the Manhanset House, shelter Island Peter Cooper
and man servant A. 3. Hewitt and family James Buell.
fpresident Importers and Traders Banl) Wilson G.
limit Charles s. Arthur, HegYOrk; Airs. 3. A. Rllleis
Westbury L. T.; j. X HOyt, Newark j. Catin, IT., New
York; Il. j. stOney, Herbert s. Rogers, N. H. Reeve
BroUklyn; W. Gardiner, George H. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry sedey, child and maid. Staten Island MI ana
Mrs. s. A. Parsons, Philadelphia.
Mr. Cooper was received BY the guests OF the hotel
with every pOsaibs mark OF respect. An address OF
Welcome was prepared 10 BIO presen 10 him. bat MS
family desired thnt " may not be presented rs II may
lead 10 his dlsquiot He 10 la excellent health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
SUICIDE or 4 BANK CASHIER.

CLEVELAND, Aug. ia Canton (0ho) dis
patch 70 The Leader Charles Hane, cashier OF the
Exchange Bank In that city, was found this morning ia
an anteroom IN the third story Of the Trump Block In
Nv,0 condition An immediate investigation showed
that he had taken his own life by administering poison
The first suspicion aroused last night, when hr
ane failed 10 return his family &C his usual hour
~ was about thirty years OF and was an active and
Trustworthy business man. No cause can be assigue1
foT the act The financial condition OF the bank - not nv
,resent KNOWN the dead cashier being the only person
IN possesson OF the combination OF the safe, which has
not yet been opened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
NoEUMEETAL "oHEEK'

s.ue latest . fraud Developments are in the
ent- y number OF telegrans mostly In 40 obscure
$500 which Daye been before the Committee ana some
- ,eh arc inside public Ia The TRIBUNE Of Saturday.
~ < .elo oddly enough, aud OPPORTUNITY enough on
az esA % DIT MaptOn Marbles long contribution 90
seaone o. " fraud literature, aud connect him most
VA N VITA tne queer operations whose centre
ss4 y 0mmefcy Park aud which took In "Gobble"
humoer " other obscure and mysterious per
trr tna lnan who was lying around over sHa c0un-
-, .ing cipher dispatches AID making uD 30 bust
was Of sueh nature that extraordinary pre-
NJ, mnst be taken 70 knDp anybody from knowing
L. - SHOULD venture 70 lecture the country on
IN fianee Of p0fO baQt-bOx sud the exceeding
~ ose " taloparing with the re5nFnIs An eKhibi-
- y cheek" that We happily soinDm sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TAhSon taa J o. sntn9
ineA perpendicular nes sVu dVssna 81 tine or ao n a9lf
while the ealAoaa
oil mercury during those hsar
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug. 90 a. m-The barometer
was stationary during the greater part OF the clear
and partly cloudy weather yesterday, the fall being
completed during first hours OF the afternoon Tho
temperature has fallen, and the amount OF moEtureln
Clear or partly cloudy weather may be expected in
this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
A PRAcrIcABLE sUaeEsrIoN.

n lITVIITII
t0t time il looked as though the party
- aopoi dsteunBed 70 hold convention, hut Of iato
.Afs seened 70 detect sober second thought gain
- stsane based the fact that the party would de
A. no aafaHie8c from convention We aware OF
e0st0n Ia RHy quarter 10 choke on public eXpres-
$50 neither Il there willingness 10 Yield 20 mere
oil.@ which may represent no considerable portion
ee people. IN the sentiment OF the party fayOrs
ssogaton, convention shOuid De held; but II q con-
tso = held II should b. for less reason than that
iE nlinent ~ tho people does demand H. We would,
vfe suggest that tho papers OF the State briefly
uaoir views the subject OF the desirabiity Of
-. " convention that any change In public Opin-
- enange has taken place, may BE- noted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
ySyuopsis far The mast "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20, a. m.-The pressure
is highest In the South Atlantic States and Is lowest in
Nova Scotia Occasional has fallen In ali the dis
tricts except the East Gulf States Lower Mississippi
Valley ana Tennessee. Northwesterly winds prevail
IN the Middle States and gland, sOuthwesery in
the Ohio Valley, Tennessee aud the South Atlantic
States and variable in the Lake region elsewhere they
have been light sOntberly. The temperature has re-
manned nearly stationary.
Indications
For New England. clear or partly cloudy weather.
northwesterly winds stationary temperature, followed
by rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy weather
In south portion rain arOas winds mostly brisk north
westerly, stationary temperature, followed by rising
barometer
IPIRITNE IOnAI. nRSERV ATInNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
BAuIE PEYToS.
NASHVILLE,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 19.-The Hon.
Boe Peyton died at his residence in Gaatn yesterday
afternoon of euson Of the brain. He was Represen-
tatve in Congress 1888 1887 and served on the
staff OF General Taylor IN the Mexican War He was
appointed Minister to Chill by President Fillmore, and
was for d time United States Distrlot-Attornoy Tor
years afterYard returned 10 Tennessee and IN 1850
was State EleotOr ON the Bel ana Everett Ticket he
vas AT one lime an extensive stock raiser, and was
alWays a liberal patron VI the turf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
FOUND OUT Ar LAST.

,Nseh lac atQdIt9 Eeettsii4 SoASa3ts.
osaeral Butler IN now pretty well under
60 and u viii be strange II no she'll succeed In impO-
~ dhy longer upon any considerable BODY OF people.
saorunatey there are too many who viii support him
taouEh knowing him just ~ he is but there IL NO
any excuse FOR Doing deceived and sDppOsng that
something different from tho real Butler. The we'll
aS men who admired his daShiug style two years
- nave theft eyes opened now when they ind him
assailng the foundations OF security, property
- hon0E, aud he will hereafter be held at has true
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SHELTER ISLAND.

Among the guests at the Manhattan House,
Shelter Island are the Hon. A. s. Hewitt and family
Mrs william Cooper aud family H. Il. Parsons, Ash
tabna Ohio mr.. s. H. Parsons and wife, Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs Henry Sedley and Colonel and Mrs
Albert and two daughters. Newport Ky. Colonel Albert
was eassnate OF general Grant, aud was on General
GmOres staff during the war. MIS- AberPs grand
rather was IN the Administration Of
General jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
GETTING REApY FOB BLATEE IN IOWA

II there are any slumbeTlng echoes IN Iowa,
ssaos e. BlaiDe viii rouse them when he comes. IL
Ae are any smOpldering fires OF Republican enthusi-
so re viii reuwe them II there are any Republicans
eangar Of backslidug into greonbaekism, BlaiGe
..'ea % able u reclaim thom. But the best thing
y 20 IL not 70 wait for the Maine statesman. but go
rk % once 10 awaken the sleeping echoes 20 rekndie
- dropping nrea and 90 brlag back tine, wandering
f9aDackers and be ready 10 give him ronsing, old
s.sgned, enthusiastic welcome We promise him that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
SENATOR RENoUARD.

Paris, Aug. Ex-senator RenOuard Is dead
Tie was life member of the Senate ana member of Tho
Republican party. The election Of his successor dc
wolves on the Senate ITSELF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
A PRISONER PARALRzkD.

PoUGHKEEpsIE, n. Y, Aug. 19.-The exam
nation OF William George charged with having In his
nosssson forged Greene County bonds, postponed
"a Casl,u to-day because the prisoner had serious
parayTc stroke He cannot speak, but gives answers
IN ouestIons In writing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
NAVAL lNTELLIGENcE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Passed Assistant
Psymastor j. Goodwin Hobbs is ordered from the DIE
natah Earopean station, the reporting OF his ree
~, a,,ossred 10 return home and report arrival
Assistant Paymaster Henry R. smith is detached IRON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

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