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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-29

Refrigerators, ice chests, water cool
en-, etc, at F. E. WARRES's,
my2e-tf SO = s7s Sixteenth street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-29

Nice furnished rooms for rent cheap.
Inquire ct the LIST National saloon, old
Eagle house. - A8a " je11-tf 1
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Ghsysnns, june 10. 1879. isao.ts


HANNA & Murphy have ice for sale
cheap, in any quantity, delivered at
residence. je2-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-29

The only hrst-class barber shop and
bath house In Cheyenne, is kept by W.
J. Hardin, under Dyer's hotel my1-8m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-29
Arbuckle,s roasted coffee is kept in
stock By E. NAaLE ie28-10t
csrp.tsl carpstsi carpess,

Everything I'm the floor covering line.
Body Brussels, borders, stair carpets,
ETC., . speciality. Stock always full and
assortment complete.
my19tf +. E. WARREN.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-29

BABY Carriages, perambulators, etc.
F. E. wARREN's,
my2e-6 $40 & 37s Sixteenth street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-29

For wall paper, borders and decora-
tons, 30 TO F. E. Warren's. myl9-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-29

The stock Of groceries heretofore
belonging to win L. Foglesong will be
sold 1t auction; the sale commencing
this (Thursday) evening ut Z O'Clock,
and continuing every evening until the
Lot b disposed Of. Goods will be offered
during the day for sale at cost. Re
member the place: Foglesong's old
stand, Seventeenth street. "a
n. E. Posr, !
Assignee.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-29
To Rent.

Tho elegant store rooms and offices
In AcDaniels' new block, on Eddy
street. are now ready to rent. Imme-
diate possession given, aud moderate
rents charged. For particulars apply
TO James McDaniels. ap2-tf
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
LONG BRAYCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., June 25.-The weather
Is stIl warm hut light wind blowing oGshOre and
the sun looks through thin film OF clouds The is Of
that bright deep blge rarely except in day
in September. II is as placid as a mountain lake, and
the Ian Of the water on the shore is like the measured
breathing OF a sleeper The arrivals at the hotels are
very few.
George W. Chllds Of Philadelphia, is about obegn tho
erection Of a handsome edfce on the grounds Of the
Long Branch Graded SCHOOL, which he Will donate to the
town for the purpose Of public library and museum
The building will be divided into two principal rooms
one for the library and the other for the coecnon IN
natural history and archaeology and win bear the name
Of the gyeF II Is intended 10 complete u Dy tne next
Summer and the formal opening VIII be marked Dy uhu
Fual festivity aud the presence OF many dsugshe9
gueefe The Rev Dr. Lockwood OF FreehOld mas OHeTed
80 fine collection OF Indian relics, coins ana aniiquitS
valued at over $1,000 as anueeus iof inc museum
The following are registered at the hotelsi
Rea End-Miss L. Gill, s. NJ. White, Staten Island;
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
THE CIrY's REFUSE.

Owing TO the many complaints received by
the Pilot Commissioners from residents along the Shore
that the Street Cleaning Department was dumping
refuse and garbage In the haTbor and thus greatly
dangcring health, they have sent communication TO
tbc MAYOR and Common Council requesting that this
violation OF the law may be discontinued They state
that complaints continually made relative 10 evils
growing out of tho present system OF diRpOsinR or
the city's street refuse Information has also como
10 them from many hotels along the shore OF Long
island and at CUncy Island that the deposit OF refuse
which Ia being made In their vicinity threatens not only
to destroy the many watcrnRpaeca hut To impair the
value OF the property It is urged that the city should
lose no time IN causing TO be provided suitable steam
blrgcs 10 carry the refuse far out to and should
deayOr 10 procure the passage OF law requiring all
drcdgngs ccanngs and other city refuse 10 be
placed on some upland, within bulkhead for aing.
or 10 be carried at least six miles outside OF Sandy Hook
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


From M L M O q R5 g DI e csLrD M BaP1s .
Dumonchl II. d Ellis Mira. NJ. VI Fette Mrs. f. @ Foord.
ion % Mrs s r a. Knight r La vier Mrs J. LackYer Miss
II. McDermotL Miss A. Martin Mis- Mgndell 5 Peney Mrs
Thorpe slrs. T.. TrasE, A. Willis.
PROM LIyERpooL- b. Stsan'.'p astaG {, p ;, Asiel
ham Miss o. Burnett he r. Rev ;; NJ S4at3rd W. GlH.
ser. r. H. Ga'brah, Mrs. Gabreath Miss n Goodrich g.
Gwyn :, b. lowes IL kembie j. A. Lebert NJ g. MoIg ans
" PAUL A. H. Tickennp Miss Pickering, NJ ], simon, Mira
MIS-. Robertson the Hon H. RomlIy Mrs Komiy' w Ross,
r. ltusse g az Slni'y cn s,, anu m IusI Rir an a1d M Mrs " IT
Tweed aud two children T.. C. Warren, g. NJ waerhouse +
Young.
FROM IIvERPooL-By Steamshi ip lfoatan1.zMrs. J. P.
chi d. s. Phillips, j. W. Abbott Mr. and Mrs w 3 sheppard
and family Mr. Joyce D. DSon NTS & AParek @ ana RTee
Ii. " CaiInau, w H. Chamber. J, II. Hal and child. Mr.
May Mr and Mrs ~ j. JOHpsSn & and two caGT9n j. RTS
9d ~ ,,irI m Grrnoy n Riley J. bates f. GsrbatT john
Walker Mr AMI MIS- Armage and intanI q, Lematre Mrs
child Miss 4. Ensor Miss Blnns, Mrs. NJ Morcey Mrs.
Jewell Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. ). Jackson
FROM GLAsCOW-Bg Steamship 4neh0rid- Mt and Mrs
Morg9n MI s9Gdden, JGm1s sGgtL James Bapgn T. NJ, H.
a" ana Ms Richard M coPy Mr. Mddc5o GILBERT Brown
Winchester, susan Monro. Mr. and Mrs Robert
Todd Todd. James TurnGui, Mrs Mcmillan, Mrs Pc
% m on, % Mr., 5Tew qqS Sn a &o Peo PEA a Foer @ @ga
Miss McNelly, Jane Cauldwel, VIM. Kmbai j. Macarthur
FROM HAVRE-By Steamship Rsreirr.-s; NJ Bryan J.
NJ. Banco Mr. anl Mrs; Boggs f. liaShne; l. MouJo Mr.
Maay, Mr and Mrs PrOchawnick Mrs Blum, Mr and Mi
Ornart g. wilkinson Mr. 81. Aary Mrs. aud Miss
and maid ]. Carrie II. Mayer otto Andreae and Mrs
White children, Mrs AvOrd and child, f. Minurn
servant. j. WheeOCk. Mrs. Wedmer aud children H. NJ
Cummings, j. Haumoser NJ. Baner NJ Chase Mr. and Mrs
King Mr. and Miss j. Zaugg. r. HawKeS NJ II. Gaspard T.
BOusscot Mr. aud Mrs /. GrOmbach Mra l.. GresOri, Miss
n oregon. O. Ymnicr n Brown Meane do ST Aueustin
Mss y Therese Miss @. DE la Croix, Miss ST.
p dc ST. Augustin q. Angel L. BOudett J. Tettien
Miss ROquier Miss NJ Porrof. Mr.. and Mrs. Deoke
infant Mr. Durenge, Mr. VAIL Mrs. Weber, 8. BrnlaY
FROM HAMBURG-BU Steamship GeitTt.-MalOr vOI
Klinck and family i. Lewisohn T. Zmmcrmann, A. Uhr
laub b. KTeitcr and son, g. Schluto, L. j. Levsohu II
Lucas C. w. Hubucr q. Ramps A Bechel Miss l.. Weber
Miss Weber, w H. Thaue Naleska SCcmtler, L. Richter
Mrs. T. SchlOtueld and two children. l.. Kirsch.
FROM ASPINWALL-By Steamship Acapulc0.-Mrs f.
Brandon, Mrs j. ". CabrO ID. Il. Brandon VIM. Wi
son. f. Bclnger, W A. Perry Mrs G. 4. Wise son and
want G. d CfapO, w L. Delaanty, Il. " Everett Capt @.
Scott r. Sanchez w. d. Roberts, A. H. Br0wnel Il. Garcia
MIS- j. Mckenzie, Mrs FIOmman and two children, Capt
H. Wmteberry, L. G. Booth, Capt. g. Kellerman
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

SALOON PASSENGERS BY TWO STEAMSHIPS.
The steamship Canada of the French line
will sail for Havre to-day with every berth oecupied'
and the Utopia viii sail for London with iull saloon
list Among the passengers by the former are the Rev
L. Pons of this city; the Rev. Bouuissaut and T.
A. and j. H. Hopkins Lieutenant Thomas PerryU' 8 NJ
is a passenger by the Utopia Following are the com
plete saloon lists:
FOR HAVRE-By Steamship CinGda-The Rev MT r. Boz, Bon
nssaut the Rev. L. Pons EcheyerIia r. Bogen a. S% a1
Courtcnay f. A. Moau Mrs. Morau Miss Edith Morau MISS
sarah Moran Miss Ethel aSa m onbn Miss L. Loppn Mr.
Eston Mrs FstSn Psor e6aTTs see snTy ossanre
Miss sophia AkeT E. J; RcGet Mrs Ro6et 5; 1GGs EIs
4. ''' f. GodeSoy A. Warren Kelsey, Mrs .-Sy a. w.
Kss Ke{ annie sns Rru io F wsrrcn Miss warren 4 G6o
the Rev r. A. Hopkins the Rev. J. H. iobkns MIS- A. T
5S baT ana a. 4 PiT Hartley hSSgf M louise Miss Scott NJ
BEe6sr Ms Ee6er @ and hTss Wse1 fqe nhro @ M siont
j. CoTube, p DucheRne a. =. Paard. Mrs MoniaTdieSr y
rand a Il cbsmp iS8H MT Ht GodBeeE Mrs G. Lssne A. Ras
zens Mss Ico ch9olS TbGTss r. poge Medard Ess
ngeF Louise Ham%ogd sTa MT1 NTSaI ~ amaig m2%!i
Mrs J. f. Hrth and child, Mrs letman lAoDg SgS "
Mia W PsTrS Jo A ramona IN M MdTncz n ne Ed%ad
gene QuakeTs Miguel Nome G. NJ peSyerh9ne ~ CboTes
II Ha@eIiS GeGIISe Miss m Tfangi hamein F. HSmsin ~
FOR & Se%sS wrgS b5qe CsrrcE Mr. Boult
bic Charles Carre J. G. stockhIidge j. r. maRra%p, W % ~
Lieutenant Thomas Perry Albert g Glp9 "a AParew & A@qsT A@GeT
@ SON S0In T hnETc Lnncacre r. g. wallace George
S9usns william & TaySr Ia9 mG9ay fe,S John H" Mi Te@b
Captain John Martin THONGS Gors"sn Miss Ffizrera9
Il Mrs FE%2n e sclaGfcr SI; ATs D n sy Nichols Mrs
H. Nichols ~ r. Onterdonk, Mrs n X OqaSiuo"E' n Cor
Set Mrs lob: John . r. 2a5 KSc4 1cNt @i' Miss ss0f Jewell
Edward Livingston Mrs Edward r. Livingston ihe @ ,tey,
4 b carlson Mrs b. carlson ,cS A1S M2 M john s Berry
Mrs somsrlIG Miss r. mps Hudon Miss e
j. COrbett. Mrs. Iadlaw.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
TIE RROoKLYN GAS EXPLOSION.
PREPARING FOR THE INQUEST IN THE CASE OF
YINCENT-THE COURT HOUSE GAs-wORKs.

PREPARING FOR THE INQUEST IN THE CASE OF
vINCENT-THE COURT HOUSE GAs-woRKs.
A number of wOrkmen were engaged yester-
day in tearing down the ruins Of the vault IN the Brook
vn Municipal Building, in wnich fatal explosion Of
gas occurred on Monday morning. Business was re-
suned in the Tax Department In room OF which :he
vault was situated Many persons visited the scene OF
the accident during the day Coroner smms impanelled
Jury to sit in inquest In the OF Oliver Vincent,
who was hurled across the by the force Of the
poson aud received injuries from which he died at st.
Peters Hospital at a late hour Monday night. The
iurv viewed the body at the hospital. The head and
face were sc0rched and Scared and the features
urecognzabe Three OF the jurors visited the Municipal
Budng the afternoon and examined the scene OF the
explosion. The inquest will be held on Friday
night. Mr. Vincents funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon, at the Sands Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. It stated yesterday that
the gas pipes I'm the vault placed there by the
order of the Board OF City WORKS Tax Collector
Tanner urges that when the vault Is rebuilt means OF
venllatng IL should be provided. The fact that the
building injured by the explosion Is cOnsdereda
proof Of its strength.
The Board Of Health Yesterday sent 10 the Judges Of
the Supreme and City Courts copy OF communica-
tiOu which had been forwarded 20 the Fire Department
ia reference 60 the gas making apparatus In the Kings
County Court House. The communication consisted
principally OF report by Health Inspector Powers who
sad that lie bad examined the apparatus by which gas
was made from gasoline and that he deemed II unsafe.
Tie Fire Department requested to make an exam
inatiOn OF the works.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
TOMEY AT THE PARK AVENUE HOTEL.
REQUIRED TO PAY FULL RATES IF THEY WISH TO
REMAIN.

REQUIRED TO PAY FULL RATES IF THEY WISH TO
REMAIN.
After the conversion of the "WOmen's Hotel
into the Park Avenue Hotel it currently reported
that the fifty ladies who had become inmates OF the
house would be allowed to remain long they desired
at the old rate OF 81 week. 1t is said, however,
that Judge Hilton had not authorized any such state
ment Several OF the lady bOarders 1t Is stated, were
very anxious learn II the report was true, and spoke
10 Judg Hilton about the matter, but were unable 20
get any satisfactory answer from him. Al the same
time they given notice that they must take fOOus
I'm the fifth story OF the hotel. This chanee caube9
much dissatisfaction among the women who had secured
pleasant rooms on the lower foors and few Of them
left tho motel. It also affirmed Dy some OF the
women that they were shown less attention In the
dinng-rOOm than before.
This week notice has given 10 the lady boarders
that as soon as they have had time to make other arrange
mcnts FOR board they will be expected either leave the
house or 10 pay full hotel rates-S3 a day or Sls
a week Miss A. G. Coolidge, one Of the boarders TO
whom this notice given Monday said yeslcrday
thar many OF the already on the point Of
leaving the hotel before the notice was served on the
and few probably would remain under the ne" resu-
la
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
FIrNERAL oF MRs. q. M YINTON.

The funeral services of Mrs. Caroline Mason
Vinton daughter Of Commodore Oiyer II. Perry and
widow Of the Rev Dr. Francis Ynton formerly Of Trin-
tty Church, were held yesterday afternoon at Grace
Church Br0oklyu They were conducted by the rector
The Rev. Dr.. william A. sniycly assisted by The Rev
DIR. Charles II. Hall ana The Rev. DIR. y. H. Schcnck
The ualIbearcrs were John Hone A. A. Low, Dlnel H.
Arnold Carson BrCyOort. Nathaniel r. Darrell DI. "
IT. Dudev, Charles COng1on, and General Charles Lud-
Arthur ID Vinton Midshpman Frederick h. Yinton Lud-
low Vnon and Raymond Vnton. oil Of the deceased
woman. present her two daughters were unaolc
10 attend No address was made, Dr. Snively anlouuc
ing that the remaining services would bc held at New
mort whittier the body was conveyed yesterday after
noon Most Of the friends " the family are in that city,
where they went 20 attend the funeral Of young Mr
TIFFANY drowned at Newport with his tutOr recently
Mrs Vnon was nitYeight years Old Instead OF seventy
as reDDrtcd.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
rHE GREAT WILL CONTEST.

CONVERSATIONS WITH THE COMMODORE.
IETrRrsTISG EVIDENCE FROM MRS. BIsHoP-wHAT
coNfuoDogF VANDERBILT THOUGHT OF his
cmIpREN-NORE MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
The proceedings in the Vanderbilt will case were
enlivened yesterday by the testimony OF Mrs
Eleanor Fletcher Bishop, volunteer witness Tor
the contestant She testified concerning conyersa-
tions with Commodore Vanderbilt, in which he de-
cared his purpose to leave equal shares OF property
TO his children Some of the habits and character
istics of the Commodore were also touched upon by
this witness Dr. R. l.. Weir gave testimony as to
the effects of the diseases from which Commodore
Vanderbilt suffered. Redburn, the detective. did
not annear.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
WOE UNPuNIsHED.
,tor OF The Tribune.

IN WIIUT IWt ITIUWWts
SIR: The absurdity Of some of our laws
and police regulations was we'll illustrated in the dis
charge yesterday OF the young found by father
and brother IN the infamous resort known the Buck
ngham Palace the ground that she OF age and ut
liberty 30 lead vicious life. Yet she Ia known TO law
and to the police criminal character OF several
years standing, and being complained OF should have
been where she beOngedtO House of Correction.
any well governed city where the public supposed
20 Do entitled TO protection at the sacrifice of
the liberty OF habual criminals such disposition
would have been made OF her. As IL s she Ia permitted
90 Free TO become the heroine OF the place which s
largely responsible for her ruin. Yours, q.
keE-r0rk June 20, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
MRS. CHASE SUES ANTHONY COMsTOCK.
CLAIMING TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES FOR
HER ARREST.

Deputy-Sherif O'Beirno yesterday arrested
Anthony Comstock the special agent Of the Society Tor
the suppression OF Vice. the complaint OF Mrs Sara
u Chase In suit begun to recover $4,000 damages
Tic reason for the icOmpaint the arrest and I'M
prisoumcut Of Mrs. Chase by Mr.. Constock on May "
Is7s ON the charge Of manufacturing and selling in
strumeuiB for immoral purposes.
The complaint says that Mr.. COmstOck arrested inc
nlautH without LEGAL cause, and ahe examined be
lore Justice Morgan and held IN $1,000 hnj that the
Grand Jury subsequently refused 10 ndici her on The
charges made by Mr. ComstOck and she was discharged
hc plaintiff further claims that IN making the arrest
Mr. Comstock and lis officer used unnecessary and out
rageous violence and also exceeded their authority IN
eaarciug the house. For these alleged "outragcs ana
because OF The injury done 90 her business by the arrest
and mprisor ment. the paintn claims $4,000 damages
Mr. Constock yesterday furnished the $1,000 bail re-
quiTcd.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
SENATOR BRUCPS BRIDAL TOUR.

B. K. Bruce, the cOlOred United States SEN
ator from Mississippi, with his BRIDE arrived III 's
CITY last evening by special attached to the O'Clock
oynress and ia nj the Hoffman House. They will sal
for Europe today where they will devote four months
TO making the tour OF England, France, Italy swizer
land and Germany. Senator Bluce Is muatto, OF me
appearance, tail, and Of dignlhed presence
He owns an extensive cotton plntatlon IN
Missssipp and il reported wealthy. His bride, who
was Miss Josephine b. Wilson, OF Cleveland Ia hand-
some octoroon scarcely darker than pronounced DIu
nette and has fine black eyes and animated counte,
nance Owing the fatigue OF the journey they ala
NOT receive the numerous friends whOcaed last evening"
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK..........

Str Greece (Br) Pearce London June IT, % w Hurst
SIR Russia r Cook, Liverpool June To- Queenstown l6th
G q Franklyn.
sr Montana lBn Beddoe, Liverpool 10 and Queens
town 18TH 10 Williams & 0uiGn.
str Anohora (Brl Hedderwick Glasgow June 10 70 Hen
dersOn Bros
str Acapulco Clapp, Aspnwa June H. Pacific Mall Co
Str New Orleans, Halsey, New Orleans Clark Seaman
Str CitY OF Atlanta Woodruff Charleston, James Quin.
tard n Co.
Sur Benefaetor, Jones, Wilmington G. TO William Clyde
str Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond. City Point Nor.
folk, Ola Dominion IS Co.
SIR Glancus, Bearse, Boston, H. +. DimOck.
ship Brelnereke (Ger Rembken London May 90 in bal.
last 20 Theodore Ruger.
Ship Cuba Ge StO London SO days with mdae 70 order
ship Lena tGs ASrens Antwerp 40 days. in ballast to
Punch Edye & Co
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
REoRGANIzING A LONG ISLAND ROAD.

The plan of reorganization Of the Southern
Railroad of Long Island submitted yesterday to the
bondhodes and adopted provides for the foreclosure
Of the second and third mortgages and the organization
of "A new company. lease OF the property is TO be
made 20 the Long Island Railroad Company for term
forty years. the rent 10 be readusted at the expiration
of ten wears and in every five years thereafter
during the term The corporation will issue bonds
TO the amount Of SI1OOOOO, which 10 be issued in
exchange for the old bonds In the proportion OF $780,
600 10 the sinking fund mortgage bondhOlders, and
500 600 70 the hoIders Of the Third mortgage bonds
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

THE FRENCH PROMOTING HARMoNY-DETAILs of
THE AGREEMENT.
LONDON Wednesday, June 26, 1879
The Berlin correspondent of The Times says
that at Tuesdays sitting the French plenipoentares'
who have been nrusted with remOdeling the Russian
amendments which England refused 10 accept on MON
day. reintrodueed themin form acceptable to all parties
According to the French proposal the Porte VIII nave
full right to occupy tue line between Bulgaria ana Kou
melia with whatever number Of troops 1t deems Deces
sary but the troops must be exclusively regulars anu
must i'm no case be eantOned among the Inhabitants OF
the interior. , a., =, . .uus.od
The maintenance OF order in ROumea VIII De huusVeu
TO corps OF geudarmeTie. . -, ,o,
IL was likewise agreed, proposal or the FTencn pe
ipOteutares, that the inhabitants OF Bulgaflat @ anu
The same correspondent states that kusslaD ocCuya
tiOn is to last months, after which three On'u7
will be allowed for withdrawal OF the troops.
tFor Otaer F0ref0n neosses First PageI
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
IN HONOR OF ITS SEvENTY-sECOND YEAR.
The active and honorary members of the

fourth company, 9TH Regiment, celebrated, last even
ing the seventysccond anniversary OF its organi-
zation at the armOry In SiXth-st Tho armory
rooms were neatly decorated with flags and flowers.
In The officers room the National cOlOrs crossed
above a bank Of flowers, Among those who were
present Captain Kipp aud other officers and eX-
Officers OF the company tie field and staff of the reg
mcnt and many OF the prominent officers Of the National
oclock and before o'clock the parors filled aud
many handsome toilets were seen. The exercises
begun with dancing RecitatiOns were gwen by James
by Mrs Anna BulklcY Hills Miss Hard aud Edward
Almy. Supper was then served, after which dancsng
wa resumed.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
OYERWORK AND BRIBERY AT SING SING.
WORK UNDER TIE HAT CONTRACT-TwO KEEPERS
DISCHARGED.

It being discovered that a system of over
work and bribery prevailed IN connection with the hat
making contract Sing Sing Prison. and that Keepers
c. c. Cronan OF Cattaraugus County, and u. H. Avery,
of Westchester County, implicated in the matter
these two keepers have been discharged by Warden
Davis = has been found that they paid for their
services and that Of the hatmakng cOnycts were
likewise paid for extra labor, while the convict work
men VINO OverwOrk Tor the contractors remun
Grated such work outside Of the prison after
being discharged by the contractors Carroll Co. The
contract all the hat-makDg machinery and nifty OF the
convict hatmakers recently transferred from Sing
Sing Prison 10 the prison at Clinton where the manu-
facmng OF hats Is hereafter TO be carried on. Although
this system Of OyerwOrk sharply suspected It's
isence cOnd not he clearly pointed out until the late
transfer had been made when Of the cOnvcts who
had been doing OyerWOr, left behind at Sing Slug
and began 10 be anxious about obtaining their promised
reward for their extra Labor Keeper CrOnan admitted
that the hat contractors had paid him at time Sl25
for his services superintendent Psbury, on taking
charge OF the State Prisons ordered that the cOnvcts
should be employed from bell TO bell, thus abrOgang
the system OF OYerWork.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Eynh Arenue Hoiel-The Earl of Lewes, OF Eng.
land Professor Goodwin smith, OF Toronto General
Myer Chief signal Ohcer u 8 Al Colonel H. y heS1n0
of DcIaware and William 4. Scott OF Erie Penn h0DHaI
J9s-Senator b. Bruce aud wife Of MISSISSIPPI IDaIIes
Santev of London and Franklin Simmons. hIebOc,it
senator william b. Allison Of l0wai Baron hIenck
Of Hanover Judge Amasa Parker OF Albany ana CapaI
steamship Russia Ererfu HOUse-Cl
y Adam OF the British Legation at Washington. bl1s1
Uo-T B Hurlbut President OF the lndianaIOns anu H
ouis Railroad Company ....St Jams HotetJaE CoOh
Pbiladeipha Henry d. Cooke OF me D,IiSt ~
Columbia and Senators Davenport, OF Bath ana .
Wendove Of stuyvesant y: COlenan h9aT,mi 1gr o
Or of Norfolk, Va. and Commander Holm
Of the German corvette Medusa tdTE 4pchue
Hampshire. ROSsnOTe H0tet-
Gomersi A buchanan u. IS. AIS Nicholas Hotct-E
C. bailey Concord N H.. Union square HoS-fIoies
sor Jnb1 M Rice of the United states Naval Academy
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
LARGE FIRE IN MINYEsoTA.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June pa destructive
fire occurred In FaTbault IN this State, early this
lug II spread the principal business part OF the
ct} comprising nearly all the buildings on Nam aud Elm
sta, between Second ana Third-sts. The principal
buildings burned were The Citizens Bank, the
First National Bank OBfen Bros boot and shoe store
Hamlin's grocery store, Lbbs commission house. g. r.
Walls hardware store, Earring CayanauRhs hardware
store CrOcker Brothers drug store several smaller
buildings and Offices. The losses will probably exceed
100000.