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New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
SHIP NEHS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK

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CLEARED
Steamship Adatic tBr Jennings, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Egypt (Br), GrOgan Liverpool ErG, F. W.
j. steamship otheo Br) Mitchell Hull via southampton C.
hseamshP Hadp CBrl Harris Puerto Cabelo St John,
and ST Thomas, a. T. outerbrdse & Co. 81, n.
pSyeI. SyeI'ISag Chas. II Mallory { co.
ss9@;P ANN whiie EIe london M%1iS p RpdaaSa
ship Carisbrooko Castle tBr). Freebody, London W. D.
SbgS Black Hawk Howand Melbourne Australia Mailer
sHp John Barbour ruguayan HOlbroOk, Richmond Va
"S BnrS William Jones r) Rouley Sunderland, Eng, ]. E.
BARK sGSz Nor Peterson Queenstown for orders To
BaTk Conadenza a stagno Cork for orders. Benham &
BaTE Dronnpg Sophie CNOr DahnsOn Cork for orders
BARK j. H. (Br). Delnp Rotterdam Holland. Snow
BARK Daphne (Nor) Barth Rotterdam, Holland Tobias
BARK Pedro ouss span Pages Barcelona Spain, Galway
Br9 smaragd (Nor Anderson, Queenstown or Falmouth
BTiS Enea (Austj Fiannni Gibraltar for orders sloco
yich & Co. ,,,,.n
Steamship city Montreal Br Fulton Lyerpoo May H.
steamship Consolation gBr Young san MsnalS April is
s Ms'4a Win 2Sa r@ RaTST 70 PReps % Bo may
steamship Acapulco capp Aspinwa May TO- with mdse
steamship Herman IIyngs!on Daggart Savannah days
Steamship Geo ". clyde crowe. Charleston, s. c. days
with mdse. VIM. T.. Clyde q Co.. -,
Eisef tNorl Hauge Hun ~ days. III Dauast 10 ben
ham & BOyesen ,, ,,,,,. N. H.. A.,
ballast to Ira Olds n Co. -.
Bark Imperator (Norl Jansen Rotterdam 80 days. with
ndse 10 order; vessel TO Funch, Edye a Co
BARK Liberia Richardson, Monr0va az days. WIN dyeWoods
and SSh Hattie s,f q a. Sefan% or
10 days sugar Barring Bros Co.. vessel 10
master ,,-.,--- 60. a,
Brig T. Manson of MachiasG Huntley rsagua Is days.
with sugar TO order vessel 10 r. IaiOot q 20
WIND-sunset-At sandy Hook fresh 81 clear. At City
Island, moderate s. Wi cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL MAY 24-The steamship Bavaran (Br), sailed
from here to-day for Boston.
The steamship uyran (Br) also sailed from to-day
for Boston. =. ,, - - -.----,.- -.
Berlin Capt Kennedy from Liverpool sailed from here to-
IoSpoS May A-saIled llth ult, Kaiser; 10th ult Bo
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
SERENITY PLAYED OUT.

The President at last realizes, in measure,
his impotent position. The only portions of the RepuD
lie for whom he staked his once and reputation have Sc
cured all their demands and fng him aside pucked
and worthless. The party, with whom he should aili-
ate, that assault shall succeed tue Prcsldel-
ai office, but further they do nothing. TIE Pfesl,
denJ, unbriicyng III the methods of political ascend
ency, does nOimug 10 build mp or maintain the party
that elected hm. He has been rejected by his builders
We confess tnat the President has great reason for a&
lcty
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
JUST WHAT GLOVER IL UP TO.
frOm The WaSh6IgtOn Post

We have repeatedly charged Mr.. Sherman
with and subterneOus financial practices. Now'
will the Committee Of Ways and Means, or the Commit
tee on Banking and Currency, or any other committee
OF the House take this matterf or course we do not
include Mr. GlOver's committee. That is engaged IN is
usual piddng work. edeing around herd Of buffalo TO
sbOOt few lack rabbits.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the Past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. May 20. a. m.-The barometer
is highest in the Gulf states and lowest over Lakes su
peror and Huron Occasional rains have fallen IN the
Lake region, Middle States, and South Atlantic states
Tennessee and from Missouri to Northern Texas New
Mexico Colorado and wyoming The temperature has
slightly risen in the Atlantic States aud continued
nearly stationary in the other districts.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling. followed by
rising barometer sOutbcasery winds, shifting to west
ery southwest, and occasional rains followed by
warmer partly cloudy weather.
For NewEngaDd. falling, followed by rising barome-
ter south to west winds, slightly partly cloudy
weather aud occasional rains.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
WALLACK,S THEATRE.

The attention of play-gOers is directed to
the fact that diplomacy" will very soon be with
drawn from Mr. Wallacks stage. Those lovers Of the
drama who may have omitted to witness the capital per
formapce of this strong and interesting play, have
therefore, remaining opportunities to repair the
omission. The at Wailack's Theatre VIII ter
inmate on June 1.-The last OF next week.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
P1SSENGERS ARRTPED.

rpoN LIVERPOOL IN SieaHshfD City Of Montredl-Drs.
H. Browne j. Bun,cr Coster Mrs Holder MISS Holder
Miss Holder Master Holder, J. HOwie Miss G. lmpey Miss
IGs.rs j. Mains Miss Metord \. Il. Nicho W. 7. Raper
r. Richardson. Mrs Richardson f. Rose Mrs Rose, the Rev
". Ross j. &. .Trpp W. W. IuInbul MI anu MIS- Wright
\. Boyd. /. Calvin.
FROM ASPTN WAIT.-Tn SieGmShtp Acdpul'O.-Mr. and
ufs plza and servant H. Cox Maduro two children
and servant H. Nathan NJ Soo }. C. CadiL = della Tore
CAM ~ n Morton Miss Blanchard, Mrs j., Liteed.
Miss L. r. Otuwcl r. H. lIamtch. Mrs stanford aud chl
urakemirc Miss Sibe, W. :. Hazard +. ". Green, r.
salmon Mrs NJ Brisbaue. n Boyd s. L. Asch, T. ID. Saba
md fifteen the steerage.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
DR. FALK LIKELY TO REMAIN IN OFFICE.

LONDON Frlday, May n, Iofo'
"Thc Emperor ard Prince Bismarck u Berlin tee
gram The Times says. both oppose Dr. Flks retire
ncn from the Ministry Of Public Instruction ana Ec-
clcsastcal Affairs. and DR.. Fak himself seems to nave
repented oi his request for permission to co.
DIS sOLUUON NOT CONTKMPLATED.
The Posts Berlin dispatch says: " The Government
has caused be stated that dissolution OF ParianeLt
Is contemplated in event OF the failure Of the Anti
SOrInl!si IIll.n
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
THE PEOPLE WILL DECIDE.

The Republican party is divided apd luke
IN support OF Hayes. Thr Democrats WIZ soon D,
IN control ~ both Houses OF Congress. The way VIII
soon be Omen for the fun development of the conspiracy.
Its success depends wholly upon the disposition or ihe
people Il tHey remain lukcwarm the atiemrt VIII ne
made il they brse mp and let IL be understood that me
c0npraors VII bc treated as traitors den VIII sn6
bac. inio tile OF his "buTcau ana Democratic
curses al his cUwarce will again bc heard abroad in the
D. nd
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25

Use WIScHEsTER's HYPoPHOsPHTE LIME AND SODA for
he Of Consumption and Chronic Diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs Also General Debility Dyspepsia and Poverty Of
the Blood Established 20 years.
Price 81 and So per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER g. Co, Chemists,
Sold by druggists 80 John-st New.York.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
ONE MORE SENSIBLE SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT
from ne AughWtG (GG) ClT0n!cle. :
We believe that an effort lO O1St HaYps and

Wheeler ano naugurate Tiden and Hendricks would IN
uC instead OF benefit the Democracy and cause lheW 10
loose the House of Representatives that Is be chosen
next November. But whether suCn step would inuIc
or benefit the Democratic party is rot the issue Ine
question is WOuld IL benefit inuc the country We
do hesitate say that for the country hrst
And for Tic DcnOCratlc pnltY attcrNnrus.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25

private has been working hard infnse atte respecta.
biity into the gered LEGISLATURE during the past
session. but the task great and he will reach for
higher sphere. We have thought Private Dazeli
a truly great maD but he would be a whale among mn-
nOws in an ordinary reform" Congress.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY
SIM rises 1890 35 sun sets .... 72O Clock slow 3m. l9s.
Moon r,es IO4I Moon souths 7OB Moons age, days %
sun r.cs 1890 43i sun sets - 7:2O Clock slow 3m. los
Moon Ilscs 1923 Moon souhs 7Ij Moons age days -
H1F WATER GU-pAI-A ~
sandy Hook 2.O9 GOV. Island 2i7 Hell Gate.... ass
HIDH WAFER IO-DAt-P. "
sandy Hook 2:3I GOV. Island. BIS Hell Gate.... 5:07
WATER sINDAl-A. NJ
SANDY Hook POO Gov. island. 3:3S HGl Gate.... 52I
HIGH WATER SUNDAY-P. NJ
andy Hook 32l Gov Island. 40 Hell Gae...-. 5:j9
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
FEDERALIST REVOLT IN SPAIN.


A Madrid dispatch says no importance Is
attributed 20 Fcdcrali,t outbreak whlch has taken
place in Catalonia The lumber Of the Insurgents IS
insignificant. They have been driven 10 the hOuIi!h@'
,ri
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
ArApK LOST on FORTUNE ISLAND.

A BARK LOST on FORTUNE ISLAND.
A report from Castle Island, under date of
May 20. stated that French bark WAS ashore on
Fortune s.aud She mad Of coffee and logwOod,
nearly an Of which had been saved The vessel would
lNn IL LII lnea
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
wmches,er,, Cure tor ConsumprIon.

In case OF sen-sicness OF Beet affords i'm
mediate nourishmenI Sold by druggists and groceTs
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Cithe mercury dunnB those houfa
TRIBUNE OFFICE. May 25, n. m.-Precedng the brief
shower " yesterday afternoon there was considerable
rise Of arpressnre aud the subsequent was low
The temperatures somewhat lower than on the
previous DAY. The moisture Of the air is IN excess
For this city and vicinity, threatening clOudiDess,
followed by temporary clearing and occasional clouds,
may expected to-day and party cloudy weather to-
morrow, without remarkable change Of temperature.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
5pecial Notlees.
Advocates earlier marTiages opposes abortion.
prostitution and poverty"

-~1- --
Advocates earlier marrages opposes abortion
prostitution and poverty"
Just f"'ififf" TIE Law OF POPULATION: -.
ITS nAN c6SbHP AEP h5 lT MohA BEAfiS' UPON
BY ANNIE BEsANTL t. .o,,o. ., ...
similar The meda 6 are a ~ 5a D Want. exRs u s
married and the consideration Of all mature persons as t
% areass This the new work ior which the
eloquent author now suffering persecution IN England II Is
way better Authors tweny-hh thousand
Bo5ssrs have it, or ADDRESS A. X BU RS Publisher Of
''Ihe Eyoiuuon," 10 DEY.sr., \. y
Hark! HarI1! It's sOZODONT cry,
Haste yonins and mailens come and buy.
Come and a secret III unfold
At smaSexpcnle to young and old.
SRT Sa5TT H. 5aa hd G toa5 G2 Ss GS5n sSo%. SoS!o"
Sinc.cntls Of our scSuess by sewer gas SING
EKS Patent Conducting WastePpes the only
cdy. Exhibited at 7Oi Broadway.
Nervous Ex,austion-A medical essay comprising
lectures delivered at Kahns Museum OF anatomy New
4ors on me cause ana cur o. m a9'o C"ua r M
synopsis the mpements TO marriage and the treatment OF
pctnce BY mail 25c currenc or postage stamps Address
Secretary, kAHNs Museum e1s Broadway Ne@.1ork,
Post once Notice.-The foreign enting
SATURDAY, May %. 1875, will close at tins once on
al nj ST E5Sge S{ 'eamsap s Sr EnIabe 4ae
by steamship Agera wa oTIesg0nee9Se @ Tor
tranet 10 DS & nv % "a pg % T France decG bg tesship
GIgss 1o wa af aTre y on o. TIURspAY at for GREAT
Britain and Ireland by steamship city Of Chester via
Queenstown ScorrePonGen@ee nee for Germany and ths Cont
dressed and at Y m for EGToPe by SeGmsP st fFS va
Plymouth CheTDOuTR ana damDulRi on oAIG AZ
a m for Europe by steamship Adrlatc via Queenstown
correspondence Germany and Scotland TO be forwarded
by Tins steamer specially addressed) and at
for Scotland direct, steamship California via GLASGOW;
and at 1880 Europe, by steamship Ii0henzoefn.
via Bremen. The steamships Idaho Al
gea and AlTiatic mails Denmark. Swenep
ano Norway The mails West indies, via II. Thomas.
also Porto Venezuela direct leave Newiork May
2t China and Japan san Francisco June
A. mails Australia &C. leave san Francisco June TO-
q T.. l.. JAM MES, Postmaster
Pos, Office New.York, May IS 1875.
10 Smokers Visiting Europe Important Notice. -
The smoking and Cigarettes Including the we'll
known Richmond aud tobacco manufactured
nv Messrs J. f. ALLEN Co, Richmond Virginia, may DO
found Old Vrginny Tobacco Store 2l7 Picea
dly London, W.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

Even Hayes and John Sherman may find
their places uncomfortable when the blstoTng heat OF
40,000O 900 pairs OF scOrnul eyes concentrated
the word fraud, already branded their fOreheads.-
baltimore Gazette DemJ
Blaine says the fraud inquiry means revoln-
l0n Aeck stephens declares IL an attack upon tie
title OF the President. Nay II that sam Tden
wants the Democratic nomination in $780, with the
wlno decidedly In that drectioD.-Cncinnat Enquirer
(Dem.D
As for General Grant, he does not need
either pension or retired officers pay and IL the Na
ton wishes 10 do him further honor becaEe OF his emf
5ent military services II can easily find better way OF
LII the senate.--i Philadelphia Telegraph RepJ
GOOD WORD FOR DALzELL
from The Ciepetdnd Leader.
Private Dalzell says he is going to run for
Congress- and is confident that he wnl DO elected The
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
Post Office NewYork Nav Is 1873. y ~

TO Smokers Visiting EurOpe-lmpOrtaDt Notice.
The smoking tobacco and Cigarettes including the wel
known Richmond aud tobacco manufactured
nv Messrs j. f. ALLEN & Co, Richmond Virginia may DO
found Old Virgnny Tobacco Store 2l7 Pcca
lgIt arGpu
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25

DIED..

Al notices Of Marriages must b. iadorsei rih fa
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25

Uark iIari It's SOZODONT ] cry,
Haste youths and maidens, come ana buy.
Come and a secret III unfold
A smaSeXpruie to young and old.
A charm tIat " IN on both bestOw
A ruby liz. and tCCth Ike snow.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-05
~. - - -
FOURl II EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON.
of senator Bayard ON
the silver BiII-Prop0sed Re-
..yfynI of the Income Tax.

IN wAsHISGroN, February.4.
MIR. Bayard held the Senate to-day for
more than two hours by mastery,
thorough and often eloquent discussion
of the silver question. He showed the
impossibility OF maintaining the double
standard while silver is constantly fuc-
tuating in value, condemned and expos
ed the attempt made to array labor
against capital, and showed that to de-
preciate capital or render 1t insecure Is q
blow at labor ITSELF a.atn.4
Tomorrow Senators Eaton and Thur
man are TO speak, aud both are expected
TO develop original views. The debate
will close about Friday.
1t 10, probable from the conversation
of the silver leaders In the House that
they mean, If they can, to prevent the
Silver bill being debated when 1t comes
back from the Senate. They can count
ON but very few votes over two-thirds
and evidently fear the effect of debate.
Mr.. Buckner will bring his bill 10 sub
stitute Treasury notes for national bank
notes before the Banking and Currency
Committee tomorrow. 1t Is now gem
orally understood that the real object Of
this bill Is to pave the way for future
attempt TO get an unlimited issue OF
greenbacks. It is the entering wedge for
Dew imitation movement, and will be
supported and opposed as such.
In the House Mr. MacMahon, Of Ohio,
offered q resolution instructing the v ays
and Means Committee to report an in
come tax, but it failed for lack of tive
thirds.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-05
THIRD EDITION,
THE EASTERN WAR;
Russia Said to be Preparing 10
Fight Ausfria.-Significant
SDoech of the Gear.

LoNpoN, Feb. B, 1878, The T,pes ST.
Peters burg despatch says ''lt has been
assumed until lately that England would
interpose the principal obstacles TO sat
isfactory arrangement; but it is now be-
heved that Austria will offer the most Sc
rious opposition. Russia is inclined to De
concihatory relotive to the question OF
the Straits. which principally affects
England, but with regard to the Slavonic
tribes 1t is declared she must consider her
own honor and arms as well as the sup
posed interests of Austria. Popular faith
In the triple alliance is much shaken. IL
is believed that Austaia has completely
changed her attitude and serious doubts
are entertained even concermngf Ger
many" -
AUSTRIA TO BE WATCHED.
The situation is still regarded in Vienna
as serious. 1t has transpired that Russia
is concentrating troops in the interior OF
Roumania, and 125,000 men will be
massed towards the West and North,
evidently for defence against Austria.
CONCESSION TO FRANCIS JOSEPH.
1t is rumored that Russia will not occu-
DIV all the Danubian fortresses when the
Turks evacuate them. If this is true It
is a concession to Austria, who could
hardly view with indifference Russia's
complete domination ofthe lower Danube.
UNQUIETNEss IN BERLIN.
A Berlin correspondent says "The
situation is still critical The Cars ad-
dress to the troops at st. Petersburg on
Sunday, and the calling out of forty new
battahons, have further checked public
confidence in the early re-establishment
of peace"
THE czAR DOES NOT SEE THE END.
The Gear after an inspection at St.
Petersburg on Sunday addressed the
troops as follows:--"I congratulate you
upon the armistice, the satisfactory con-
troops, who proved that for them nothing
is impossible of accomplishment We
are still, however, far from the end and
must continue to hold ourselves prepared
until we obtain durable peace worthy
of Russia"
The daily gazette., 1878-02-05
Anusenlents.
MUSIC, COMEDY AND pASroMrNE.

Miss Emma C. Thursby, the most pop
ular of American singers, will give a
grand concert at the Grand Opera House
on Monday evening next, February 1lth.
Concerning a recent concert in New
York by Miss Thursby, the Eyelaag En-
pleSS says
Miss Emma G. Thursby's concert at the
Academy of Music, last evening, was an
unqualified success. The audience was
large aud appreciative. Miss Thursby
fully sustained her well-won reputation
as one of the most popular of our
American concert singers. Her voice Is
incomparably sweet, pure, and musical
If not in the highest degree brilliant and
powerful. Her method Is excellent, and
her enunciation delightfully."- distinct.
JOHN r. OWENS AGAIN.
John E. Owens, the popular comedian
after an absence of about four years, will
make his appearance at the Grand
Opera House on Tuesday evening next
in Our Boys ttt| st1 IS
FRAZER COMING BACK.
Frazer's Pantomime Company will
return to this city and give another
performance at the Grand Opera House
on Saturday afternoon and evening
next.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-05
The Holly Tree Inn.

On Monday next the Holly Tree Inn
will be thrown open to the public. Since
the election of superintendent the
managers have been busily at work in
furnishing the building and through the
generosity of the public, have succeeded
in thoroughly furnishing all the bed
rooms, and partly the rooms that will be
occupied by the Superintendent and his
family. The managers are still in need
of furniture, and hope that the charitably
disposed persons will contribute as much
as their means will allow, in the way of
furniture. A number Of persons have
already engaged board.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-05
FIFTH EDITION.
The wrecked ..MetropoIis,''
ONE HUNDRED AND rBTRTy- -sEvEn or
d THE SURVIVORS PASS THROUGH THIS
~ CITY, THIS MORNING -

ONE HUNDRED AND THTRTY-sEvEn or
THE SURVIVORS PASS THROUGH THIS
Il f.rr CITY, THIS NoRNINg.s gtnD y
The arrival of the 9.35 train this morn
ing. from Baltimore, at the depot In
this city, was greeted by an unusually
large crowd of spectators, II having been
announced that number OF thesurviyorss
of the wrecked steamer Metropolis, would
pass through on their way home toll Phila-
delphia. Upon the arrival of the train the
curious were not disappointed, rs there
were three car loads of those who had
been saved. As the train was behind
time, IL stopped bnt d few moments, and
the spectators were not allowed TO enter
the cars. Nf a3A< E ~
Through courtesy reporter Of this
paper was allowed to board the cars,
and fortunately espied Mr.. Thomas Col
lins, one OF the contractors, who has
been at the scencs of the disaster since II
occurred. and learned from him that there
were 1871 of the Survivors OF the wreck on
board.
Those on board did not have the ap
pearance of having passed through the
great ordeal attending such disaster
One of the number stated that II 1t had
not been for the great kindness and gen
erosity of the contractors, they would
have been without clothing, for as soor
as the firm learned of their destitution
they Immediately shipped large invoict
OF goods to clothe them, and you see he
continued. show we'll we are clothed
Upon looking the reporter saw that they
were all dressed alike in good comfort
able clothing, and considering the cir
cumstances looked exceedingly happy.
The survivors speak very very highly
of the treatment that they had received
mt the hands of the people near the scene
of the wreck, and also at Portsmouth
Va. Also of the officials of the old Bay
Line steamship company In transporting
them to Baltimore, and the r. w. & B
II. r., for transportation to Philadelphia
They also speak in the highest terms OF
kindness of the Messrs p. x T. Collins.
A marjority of those on board express
ed the determination TO try the voyage
again II they were permitted to do so by
the contraction 1t was stated that the
bodies of q number of those who had
persisted would be brought on but 1t was
deemed advisable to allow them to re-
main for some time.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-05

The Wrong Person. Snow balling in
o crowded street Is rather dangerous.
and ofteu an embarrassing amusement. !.
Yesterday afternoon young man going
down Market street was accosted by a
frisnd with some facetious remarks.
lhe former picked up a handful OF
snow and working 1t into ball threw il
at his friend, but instead of hitting
him struck young lady who was pass-
ing full on the cheek. Apologies don't
take away the sting which carelessness
caused.-Chester Netcs. .
- Property Sates.-Joseph Grubb has
purchased for $6OOo the property NO. 3lf
Market street, adjoining Sharp's dry good,
store. He will soon make important al.
teratiOns in the building.
The prbperty belonging TO Hollings-
worth, Harvey & Co., occupied by Rem.
ington q Co., situated on Front street
between Poplar and Lombard, was solo
at Trustees sale, on Saturday last, Std.
ham q Son, aucti0neers, To M. M. Child
for $10,505.
A YORK BUTCHERS TRICK.-A York
butcher-none else would do twas
peddling beef In the vicinity of Dover
He sold two and half pounds to a coun.
try woman for 90 cents. He then staid
to dinner aud ate over half Of it, with
the other "fixins," and paid the woman
q quarter. She is now figuring 10 see
where the profit comes in.-York Pa.
Dispatch.
O6ttudry--After lingering illness Mr.
George r. Greenman died yesterday af.
ternoon shortly after 8 O'Clock. Mr.
Greenman, had been suffering for
several months with the consumption
and had tried every means possible t,
prolong his life, but to no avail He wa
a young man being in the Both year o
ms age, and was beloved bya large circl
OF friends. He had been in the pape
hanging business for number of years
he leaves wife to mourn his death.
Too Much Selfishness- There is to-
much seltishness exhibited by some rail
road travellers In the matter of occupy
ing more than one seat, to the incon
venience and discomfort Of others.
| Sdiled.-The schooner Margaret Platter
loaded with powder, sailed this morning
| for New York.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-05
Advance Of the Hellenic Army.
TAKING DoMooo AT THE POINT OF THE
tfA BAYONET. t.s q

TAKING DUMOtO AT THE PUNT OF The
~ BAYoNET. l.s
ATHENS, Feb. 4.-The Greek troops
who entered Thessaly yesterday, under
General Soutzo, encountered no resist
anoe from the Turks, who Withdrew. to
Domoco. The Greeks will advance to-
day on Domoco. The garrison of that
place numbers two thousand men.
~ ANNouNoEMESfo OF AvICToRy.
m LONDON, Feb. "A despatch to Reu-
ters Telegram Company, dated Athens
to-day announces that the Greeks have
captured Domoco at the point Of the bay
onet. One hundred and fifty Greeks
were killed. Five Turkish men-of-war
passed the Dardanelles on Sunday, on
their way to the Greek coast. There are
only 800 troops In Athens, and a small
English gunboat at the PirBus. Hun.
dreds of volunteers are leaving daily for
the frontier rlf@ III TTiHt if 80
A despatch from Athens, dated Sun
day, says ON receipt of the news of the
al, ,Sninx Of the Turco Russian armistice
an extra sitting Of the Chamber was held
The Ministry and House agreed to cor
tinue the present policy. General Sa
pauntzaky, with 7 900 troops, was order
cd TO enter zpirus on Sunday morning.