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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-05-16

LGgH ALSO Bar Iron, Diamond and Rabbit
Metal, Wir' Rope, ingnt Copper, Light Rail,
Fish plate aud Bolts. Screen Iron, Foundry
Coke and Black smith Coal.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-05-16

! nm keeping full stock
Of one and tWO-hnusc Wa
CONS, which | am offering
at lower prices than ever
before offered in this mar
Int
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-05-16

Square Brick, Key Brick,
Arch Brick, SOAP Brick,
Jamb, Furnace Tile. Fur
mace ucarths and BOshcs,
Drail Tile, etc.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-05-16

Fire Proof Safes. Burglar
Proof Safes of all sizes,
Bank Vaults. Bank doors,
Door Frames aud COmbi-
nation Locks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

III, as suggested, financial commission,
similar to the one in Egypt, is organized to
put Turkeys finances in shape, its task will
not be an easy one. Turkeys foreign debt
last year was stated to be 1924 ,9Js,915, England
being creditor to the extent of about $780,
OO0,O00, and her internal floating debt was
placed at Sl50,O00,00O. No interest has been
paid since 1875. For several years before the
recent war comparison between the expenses
and revenues of the government showed an
annual deficit of over Sl5,0O0,0O0. With the
expenses of desperate struggle with Russia
weighing her down, with he prospect of being
compelled to pay war indemnity confront
ing her, and with curtailed dominiOns from
which to draw her revenues Turkeys finan-
-cial condition is desperate, and would seem to
De hopeless. Unless Great Britain takes charge
of Turkey in Asia, and by managing its fnan-
cial affairs economically enables it in time
to pay what it owes, the English creditors of
Turkey will be apt to find that they have made
a bad investment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

Travellers under the New York elevated
railways are not so we'll pleased as travellers
over them. The drip of Scalding water from
the engines and the fall of various articles
from the train, including an occasional iron
bolt, are the features of the road to which oh
lection IS raised from this quarter The recent
attempt to wreck a train on the New York
elevated railway by putting stones on the
track. suggests that some day travellers on
the streets beneath such railways may have a
whole train descend upon them. An accident
OF this kind would mean al, o certain death or
Disagreement to large proportion of the pas
SengeTS. As the wreckng of a train on an
elevated railway would in all likelihood be
more terrible in its results than on a surface
road, additional precautions should be taken
to prevent its occurrence, and additional
efforts should be made to bring to Justice
those who attempt or succeed in such fiendish
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22
Warrington Real Estate.

The renewed activity in the transfer of
real estate, and the growing demand for in-
Vestments in real property in Washington, is
evidence that the great benefits resulting from
the new government for the District of Co
tumbia is being rapidly appreciated by our
citizens and others seeking safe investments.
The United States takes exclusive charge and
management of the affairs of the national
seat of government, which gives a perma-
nence and stability to all substantial interests
in Washington heretofore unknown, and not
possessed by any other city in America. By
the general government thus taking control
of all local matters, any increase of municipal
indebtedness, and consequent increase of tax
alton is strictly prohibited, and can in no wise
be accomplished but by the direct action of
the United States government. This is a pro-
lection to investors in Washington property
which no other city in the country affords.
And now is the golden opportunity to make
imr. Jyements, as building materials and labor
are down TO the lowest living rates, but with a
decided prospect of such an increasing de-
mand in Washington under the impetus given
to our prosperity by the new government, as
will not unlikely, enhance all values later in
the season. We shall expect to see still greater
activity in real estate and Improvements as
the advantages under the new government
law become more fully understood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

LUTTRELL d WINE,
Corner Goth st. and Penney todnia apenue,
Are Offering
Fine Black Mobair, at CSC.
Cotton and Wool Buntngs, 15c. reduced from 25c.
Beautiful An-WOol Cashmere. So.
Beautiful Plain Bro. Linen for Ladies' Suits, 12Rc
Fancy Spring and Summer Dress Goods at about
cost.
Linen and Victoria Lawns: French Muslins
Cambria Edgings, Gloves, Hosiery and Hdkfs., all
very cheap
Misses' ECU ar made Hose in stripes, 25c, worth
Gents Superior Brown Socks, &c.
Gents Fine men HGkfS.. 20.
Superior g. SheetiRg, 20c.; do. 10 Sbeeting 25,.
Androscog9in Cotton, Tee; Plain aud Fancy Mai
ting, 20 to 4Oc. ,; Gents Silk Umbrellas only
50: Our entire stock of Goods at lowest cash
prices. LUTTREL 4 WINE
Jt22-2w 1880 PENNSYLVANIA are.
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ENO & Nj,
lS2S New York ave. q. W.. Ii rooms, furn. $50 90
Sl2 st. NV, rooms, store and cellar LIS 90
ISD rem. ave. NV, business house. ...... 100 90
81! New York ave. q W., IA rooms. turn. :. 100 no
5zl l4th st. n W., Is rooms. mod imps. .... IS 90
gl7 18th st. W., II rooms. mod. inUs. Is 90
Furnished House, Hardwood av., LeD. Park 60 90
6o3 st. NV, rooms, mod. imps. ........ IS 90
Zl4U IA. ave. NV, IL rooms, mod imps.... So 90
454 st. NV, rooms, mod. fmps....... AZ 90
zoos st. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps. 80. . 40 90
H14 4th St. S.e.. 10 rooms. mod imps....... SO 80
200 st. s.e., ~ rooms, mod. imps........ 80 90
2S1 LIST st. Sc. rooms. mod imps. ....... 80 on
l2O Md. ave. s.w., rooms, mod. imps. .... Is 90
2oS st. Sc, rooms, mod. imps. 30 90
221 carroll ST. Sc. rooms, nod. impS.... 10 90
1923 Stn st. n w., rooms, mod. fmpS. Is 90
je22-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

In case England goes to war with another
power can London be bOmbarded and taken
by a hostile fleet of iron cadS? This question
has been seriously discussed and satisfacto-
Tily decided by some of the London papers,
and the apprehenSive LOndOner is treasured.
In view of England's naval power the occur
renee of the event suggested would at the
very start appear highly improbable, and it is
now shown TO be an impOSSiblity. The nu-
merOuS forts on the Thames and Midway are
armed with heavy guns, and are so arranged
as 10 sweep the river. At a moments notice
the channel can be made impossible by an
effective torpedo system. II all beacOnS and
buOyS were removed from the water way no
one could follow the channel and navigate a
frSt-cldSS iron clad safely up the Thames, and
If it were possible to keep in the channel Suf-
ficent depth of water would not be found to
float such heavy ships as far up as the city.
Having thus proved TO its satisfaction that
there Is not enough water in the river for iron
CladS TO come to London, and that, if there
were. it would be impossible after the re-
mOyal of certain buOys, for the enemy to find
1t, and that, if there were sufficient depth of
water and the hostile ships should find it,
they would be blown from it by tOTpedOeS, or
swept from it by the cannon of the forts.
London feels safe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

THEAP DRY GOODa.
~ Striped Silks, SO cents.
All All w wSo BBs sSsigss good quality, rs.
Grenadines, 9, 124, %, %, up TO fine goods
Black SILKS very cheap, SO cents 10 81
Dress Goods shamefuy cheap, CENTS 10 IN
Mhlte skirts less than manufacturer's cost
Ladies' Suits st low prices
Best Lawns. 10 cents: Linen Lawns 10 cen,s nm
Buntings, 1917 cents: former price Is W.
Pafasols al reduced prices.
hattihgs 10 cents mp; Carpets AZ cost
LIBERAL DEALER TO ALL
jeS-tr :na S,N,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

Congress has failed to protect us against the
unintentIOnal consumption of oleomargarine,
and District of Column ians will go on eating
il as usual on the assumption that it is butter,
and will continue to run the risk of trichinOsiS
where hogs fat is used in its manufacture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN. Il. BURFORD. 7O6 street.
Three story Brick Houses for Sale.
Special bargains are offered for the next 80 DAYS
in new 3-story and basement press-brick Houses
with all modern improvements, located in the West
End. and near Pennsylvani avenue cars; Houses
only 600, and easy terms.
I.co-stOry Brick Houses for Sale
Also or nice two-StOry and basement press
brick Houses. located in the northwestern and
northern parts of the city. Apply to
VIM. K. BURFORD.
Jt2O Real Estate Broker, 7O8 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22
THOSE SO AND SI2
PFLIEF FOR TAXPAYERS.

III
The act providing for the ''revisiOn and correc-
ton OF assessments for special improvements In
the Dlslrlct OF Columbia - having become law,
all property holders interested who have
PAID IMPROVEMENT TAXES
since August 10. 1911 will be entitled to rebate
upon any erroneous or excessive charges made
therein.
Ta1pay ers who have not paid the assessments for
spec 1al improvements can upon specific complaint
of erroneous and excessive charges made, obtain
revision ana correction of their tax bi Is.
ALL PARTIES INTERESTED
mus, under the provisions Of this act, pres ,nt
ella ms before July 10, 1878.
The undersigned will give special and personal
attention to this class Of claims. and all TAX
lERS who have not obtained proper allowance
fer old material removed or re- used. for work done
under permit. for church property. or from any
error in the assessments. should
FILE THEIR CLAIMS
without further delay, with
WILLIAM DICKSON.
Office egg ~ street,
three doors north of Columbia Building
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES CAN BE PAID
UNTIL JULY 1ST, AT LARGE DISCOUNT.
le2l-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

issue on the LIST and l5tn OF eacn month bn,
etin OF all property for sale and rent on my books
Whlcn can De had on application at my office or
LOANS 50 600 at per cent ie22 FIR
E>OR RENT-By TBOs J. MYERS. Real Estate
- Agent, 1916 st. NV.
S-story Brlck, 41S Sd st. n W., mod. imps,, 10 rs
story Brick, Gil 18th st. u. W, med tmps, 10 rs
S-story Brick 11l6 18Th st.n.w., m I'd. imps., rs
stoIy Brlck. 50 b st. u. W., water and gas 7 rs
To Loan-S1, OCO for two years, at s per cent
interest. ieoi Q ~
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SILhS! SILKS! SILKS, -Immense .ssor

SIhSs SILhSt SIIhS!-Im menSa assorf-
~ ment OF silks; one hundred lnoI new n,acs t.
op as R ron MewISrk UnSoubtedy cheapest
striped Silks in Washington at Carers III xsr u
i ket space the popular Cash DryGoodS Store BLACK
nnI,ns SIX, 90; heavy gros grain black silk 10
:. cur very heavy gros grain satin finish black SiIk
sl.So. checked and striped Silks on pure whits
ana colored ground. Light blue, navy bIue brown
oiack and lavender checked and striped Silks on
pure Whlte and coored ground. Plain coISrsd
nlne cream, cardinal, brown, steel, and All ghe
iSht shades OF trimming Silks. BeautifuI I}rana-
uines pure SILK stripe, only u: worth % Rean-
nIui Dress Goods, part Wool. 16. Beautiful Dress
GOODS part silk, 25. Buntings, pure wool 25
Lace BuntingS, %. Debeges, an pure wo1l
BACK CaShmeres, wide, double width pnre wool
%: b. autiful Pacific Lawns. only ten cents: tia
price Tor these goods is IL cents we only ASH M
l'S-tr CARRIERS. SII Marker S,soce
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10 X Il MT,

rent low.
Fine Brick. No s2T st. NV, 0 rooms $50
Bi1ck No. 943 Rhode Island ave NV. rooms IS
b. lex No. 1915 h st. n. W., rooms ........, IS
Brick No. 1929 Ohio ave. n. W.. rooms. ....... IS
nflck NO. SiS Y u. Z. w.. rooms .... n
Brlck NO. 1882 4th st. n.w. IONS. Is
Apply to ALBERT Fox
N2Z st go ST, NV
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DROPOsALs FOn COAL.

CECOND - CLOTHNG.-The only place in
~ me CITY 70 dispose OF SECONDHAND Clothing
Watch3s, S9ns Pistols. &C., Ut talr easn price.
sos 9th ssrset, near P@nS. sysnus,
Sy eanns - .. saareestng the above number,
S'@sis P<Vpph hssSe0S0s w WAE3e1
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DRY GOODS.
TO REDUCE STOCK,

rTO REDUCE STOCK.
we have markes down prices en- CtsStmeres
p-sss Goods. ShawlS. Black aud Colored silks.
BLACK and White Plaid and Striped Silks, spIen-
DID quality, 6oc.
White Bed Spreads, large size, 62Tc.
oo yards splendid. fast colors, Calico. 4e. ana
Psrasols and Sun Umbrellas at a heavy rsdus-
A fullstock of Table OIL Cloths, all colors.
GEO. J. JOHNSON a CO.,
leI-u 50I Market Space, cor. 7th street.
IN PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
~ bkODHEAD co, Q39 PA ore
GIe noM onerlng entire stock Importfsi DresS
SSySSus, PACK SilkS, Nelyets, Grenadihes Hosiery
1oNes handkerchiefs, &C, At adisconnt ~ m ~,
cent. Ior cash from their close cash prices and All
aomeSuc goods under ruling market prices Resn
n n Lsce-top Thread Gloves. use. Lovely rasI
Errsnch Organdies. French Organdy DESIGNS and
S9lorings In Lawns, 12ec. THOMPSON 3 Persectt
@aSe nTe Corset 81 Buntings, 25c: best
hid Gloves in ali colors 81 IS CiarE's best 500
AND nd Ssnts Gssss Under Vests sSc and up All
SenI R Hos, from loc TO -: so pair. wamsatts
- bleached Cotton, 11Hc. Striped 9rensdinss
loc' per yard and up. Call early at
ye14 TT 9S9 Pa. sre., bet 9Th and io:h 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22
THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES
Il AT THE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
4Y1 PennSvtrani0 Avenue.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAH,


CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE OF BOSTON,
The public are well satisfied with barg snszd,,
obtained at the above house, one friend tel-1HY
ing another. The great success of this housed v
is lair dealiDg-mOney returned when goods ~
do not fl when others cannot be substituted. At
the above house goods can be purchased at small
advance. An arrival Of new goods every day by
express or steamer. the proprietor has just re-
turned from the North, by way of Baltimore at
which was ordered by manufacturers of Boston,
New 1ork and Philadelphia, he can sell at prices
never before offered. PRICES WILL TELL.-La-
DIES Kid Button French and circular seam, 81 Is
IL 30, 81, up to IS. Ladies' FoXed Button, 81 %,
n 30, e. up to 81: so. Ladies' French Heels. ali
styles and quanLies, from SO up to So. Ladies'
House SLIPPERS, 50, 40 and 80 cents, up to So. "a
dies, French Heel Sandal Slippers. $12 10 to So.
Ladies' NewporEs Ties, 10 cents, so cents, 81 Slx6
up up. Mems tand,stitched Low Shoes, all OF the
mp. Mems Caters the same. Mems Low SHOES,
IS cents, 81. up to 50 60 Mems Lasting Lare and
GongIess. from from IS cents un to Sl;5o. 100 pair
Base Ball Shoes 81. 25 to $3.50. Children's Shoes
70, 81, 20 and 30 :ents up; Particular attention
paid 10 Ladies Kid Side lace, bought at the late
sale above-mentiOned. Persons purchasing to the
amount of " win be presented with bottle of
French dressing free Of charge. All goods sold at
auction prices at the
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
401 Pe1an'a ace, bet. 4 3 and 9th SITS.
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g GOLDSTE1N & CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND ID STREETS
Private Entrance on Tenth Street,

Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commits.
sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry Silver
ware, &C., for any time desired on very reasonable
6-The Oldest and largest business in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

DOCK HILL COMMENCEMENT
II mencement Day will he Monday "a h inst
Exercises will begin at 40 p. m. special train
leaves Camden station, Baltimore, at 2 pm, and
connects with the train leaving Washington at 80
pm. ie2l 2t
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SURF BATHING,
- TROUT AND BLUE FISHING,
SALT AIR,
Low RATES.
ONE Hour FROM NEW YORK.
LOTti ISLAND RAILRO4D.
THOMAS Z. SHARP, Receiver
For all IN form. al ion address
W. NJ. LAFFAN. Passenger Agent.
Je92-2t 261 Broad,cdg, n T.
G'INETT's
eros GRAIN SILK
ONLY 81 A YARD
IN THIS CITY.
CONNOLLY'S,
je22-tr SOS 9th street, ODD Patent Once
CONNOLLY'S,
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

jee2-tr SOS 9th street. OPP. Patent Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

DOTOMACS
Full line Of SHELL TROUSERS in new color
rect ntly adopted, just received.
Also in stock, SHELL SHIRTS, STOCKINGS
and CAPS. BARGE SUITS to order.
W. s. TEEL
jt2l-u 9S5 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

IF YOU WISH TO GET COOL CALL AT
Il NINE. DEMONET, TIA PENNSYLVANIA
ANENU E, and get PLATE of RASPBERRY
ICE or BANANA CREAM. 1t is the best in the
city. ie2O-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

NOYAGERS TO EUROPE
Can procure Tickets on the INMAN and the
FRENCH Lines of Steamships, to- 80
Sether with full information to l*fKh
Berths, dates of sailing, &C., from zSSS3SSs.saa&
j. W. BOTELER & BRO
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Jt21-2w S23 Penna. apenue n. tr,
TTNAX PAYERS RELIEF,
Congress having provided for the revision OF
Ia1es. Will make 1t a specially to prosecute all
claims for old material and erroneous assessments
tTee 81 charge when entrusted to the payment of
bills. W. H. SLATER,
No. 14O6 Pennspt rania 0renue,
f2l- I'm Opposite w jIlari's
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VALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
adjacent to Front Royal, Warren County, Va,
FOR SALE.
On Manassas Branch of Virginia Midland Rail-
road, about 80 miles from Washington FIVE
minutes walk from depot

On Manassas Branch of Virginia Midland Rail-
ROAD, ABOUT gu miles from Washington, five
minutes walk from depot,
Inc brick house, situated upC n an emnence in
large ana beautiful grove aboriginal forest trees "a
acres OF land healthy location, picturesque scenery
Iehheu society, good schools, churches of Various
CONCENTRATIONS good hunting and fishing.
- Pupl1c sale In front of the courthouse in Front
Royal on WEDNESDAY, July 10. 1878 at III a m
We are also authorized to sell privately, Terms:
One-fOurth cash balance in three equal annual nav
mentS tlom day of sale, with interest. secured by
house. ~ >
Address the undersigned at Winchester or front
Royal, Va. JAS. III. WILLIAMS,) Trustees
,. HOLMES BOYD, ) of
Je6-w,s.St* SMITH 8. TURNER, T.N.Ashby
E0R RENT-LIVERY STABLES, 4e8 and 40
- street q. w.: forty years and longer known as
National Livery Stables;'' have unusually large
ground surface and unsurpassed ccomodatons and
faclntleS; fronting on G street; broad alley WAYS
upon west and rear, another alley way leading
directly from rear into Pennsylvania avenue; fine
spring water and Potomac water both within
premises Terms, &C., address N. A. KIMMELL,
4oZ Y ST. NV. Ie4- 3w"
INSURANCE AND LOANS.
4 FlRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT and MARINE IN
SURANCE, at lowest rates. Special attention
given to the Investment of money on Real Estate
Security. TYLER RUTHERFORD, Insurance.
Agents and Brokers, Office No. 82S t'F', stree
NV. my28- lms
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city. jelS lV
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN-OR FoR RENT
- TO A PERMANENT TENANT-1446 N st, :,
lneT,) finished in best style, thirteen rooms;
every room heated, including bath and servants
rooms; speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary
washtubs; vegetable and meat cellar. Can be seen
at any time. my31-1m
NOR RFNT-HOUSES OF various sizes, At
4 greatly reduced prices, by &. b. CLARK, 1901
~ st. s.w. my1-3m
TOR RENI-Very pleasant FRONT ROOM,
triange; 1118 New York ave-. Reference given
and required; Terms moderate. Locality central
anu ueIIghtIul. my4-tr
EtOR RENT-Furnished PARLORS and BED
Il Rooms, and ROOMS furnished for honseksep-
ing, anG several small BED ROOMS; 1854 PennsyI.
vania avenue, corner ~ st. marIi-4ms
ENOR RENT-A fine three-story BOTJSE CON-
- tanning fourteen rooms Including bathroom
aid water cioser on beautiful concerted street..
one square from cars and near churches and schools
range, latrobe, hot and cold water, &C. large yard
lot 31x160: carriage house and stable; fountain in
front vard beautifully shaded and parked, and in
property can be rented to careful permanent ten
ant for 80 pr month, payable in advance Inquire
at 222 18th st. b. W. ap18-tr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-28

also testified thai he saw these men exam
inings map ar the Athens hotel. ana they
had a good deal Of mysterious eoaver So
tion. One OF the men, the one thst rode
on the seat beside him. he identified ss TINS
man. Jimmie Watson.
Mr.. Emery of Athens testified that three
men came TO the hotel on the day named,
drought by Buker1 who told him OF the
attempted robbery and his suspicious OF
those men. He watched them narrowly
on that account. They hired him to carry
them to SoiaH. One OF the meH drove the
team having expressed desire To do 80.
He dr"ve very slow aud when he Emery
told them they could as we'll drive faster.
said that they were in no hurry. Arriving
At Seton yiiisge two Of the men got out In
tn. outskirts IT the Village and went up a
side street The other rode short dis
lance farther. when he also got out aud
went rapidly down the street. He hEed
one Of the vslises and II vas very heavy.
One OF the men he says Was the prisoner
Jimmie Hope.
The prisoner WAS ordered 70 recognize
in the sun OF ten thousand dollars. and
falling To give bail was ordered to be com
United.
Tn. officers will take him to Bangor jail
Friday night. II Is certain Hope was no,
personally engaged In the murder of Treas
urer Barron. as he WAS ct that time 10 jail
at Hsdion, Conn. for an attempt to break
the safe OF the Deep River National Bank
about six weeks since. IL Is also certain
Hope was one Of the men who successfully
robbed the Winthrop bank. In 1875. two
nights after the attempt at Dexter. The
crew can be easily traced through to Win
throp from Dexter.