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D F. STEIGER, AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF SIRE ct, BETWEEN 9Th AND
It'll STREETS NORTHWE EST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
of the District of Columbia, passed at Special ::H
Term, in Equity Cause numbered 8, 522 sE21
wherein Kendrick ct al. are plaintiffs, and Norris
ct al, are defendants, will sell at public auction,
in front of the premises on SATURDAY, the 9th
day Of April, 1873, at 4:30 p. m, the following
described real estate, lying and being In the City
OF Washington D. c., to wit: All those certain pieces
or parcels of ground and premises known upon the
official plan pat of said city the eastern (6)
feet nine and one-thtrd (9Is) incheSof lot Co.
and the western six 90 feet 81 inches of lot ~
subdivision of original let's 3, IA. Is and 10, in
square numbered four hundred and forty-seven
(447), as said subdivision is recorded in the Sur
veyOr's Office Of said District, in Liber Nv. F,n
fol o 50, improved by Two-story Frame Dwell
ling.
the purchaser as soon as the property is bid off;
one-third Of the purchase money (ncluding the
said cash paymenD to be paid within five days af-
ter sale and the balance in equal instaments in
six and twelve months, with interest at eight per
cent. per annum, the payment thereof to be Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon said premises. Con-
veyancing, &C., at purchasers cost. If the terms
of sale are not complied with in five days the prop
erty will be resOd at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser.
MAJ 26-pOSds 321-323 st W
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~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
Co""ecttn0 at Phftddelphta 10Th CIyds's Lfxs
for Boston, PrOuidence, and Nss0
England Stdtes.
SAILING DAYS.
From MISUNDERSTANDING, 1T Ii m.
From Washington, Monday. at IL q. m.
From Georgetown.Monday, at p. m.
Bs sd ssss sSe1 cay ~ Boss0n sSd
Providence Consignees wishing
their goods landed at Georgetown wharf VIII please
have them marked ''Georgeto,on, d. o.
F9r full Information apply to J. b: JOHNSON
wharf, washington, d. C.; G. r. HYDE, 30 Wa.
tsr street, Georgetown, d. G.; WIN. P. CLYDE
dephiA. mAr0O-D
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NYEW YORK WINDOW SHADE HOUSE
~ BEST 6OODS-LOW PRICE6.
0l0 NnTH STRKHf,
Opposite Patent Once.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOs. e. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auct.

PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING THAT
3 Il H$H di $$
day q MaTsh dsef q s and TED
corded in Lit.r No. 675, folio S4s, Of the land
the day Of q ApE ISIS T 1t q
O'clock p m on the premises. sell at public auc-
Of ssss lot %
Columbia, and known on the ground plan there
in reservation NUMBERED ten GoS the sams ffo Sa
ing twenty eight (2sl feet and six CO.. inches on
n TSsss RSs@sss y sTgs tour;sssry
Bile, a very desirable and convenient location
The terms of sale ares One-fourth of the purchase
ments, at six, twelve and eighteen months, bearing
interest at six cent and secured to the satisfac
at R 01 % ah Ds
recording at purchasers cost. The purchaser may
he Of
With terms of sale within ten days, resale win be
Aas a. fs s sss!S1bs R. TTssee.
THOs. E. WAG6AMAN, Auct'r. mar27-d
p H. WARNER, Estate Real Auctloneer.
Trustees, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
FFEE2 2NER s Rk2fEF 3 W NO. 1920 FOUR
By virtue of a deed Of trust, dated October -
18th, 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. 7e4 ::;
-s11AA
trict of Columbia ana at the request of the part"
secured thereby. we win sell, at public auction, III
'front.' OF the premises, on THURSDAY, March
2lst, at 30 O'Clock pm, part Of Lot numbered
Ii (seventeen) and all of Lot numbered 10 (elght-
een), In Square numbered 211 1.-TWO hundred and
eeven), in the city of w ashngtOn, District of Co.
!umbia; the part of lot seven teen hereby intended
being the southern part, fronting ten feet 14th
street n. W. and running back, of the same width
the front, and binding on the north line of lot
eighteen, the depth of the lot, 100 feet, more or
less, together with improvements, &c.
Terms: One-fOurth of the purchase money and
expenses of sale in cash. and the residue in equal
sums in six, twelve and eighteen months with
interest at per cent. per annum, payable semi
annually, secured by deed OF trust the property
sold. or all cash at option of purchaser. deposit
of 500 will be required at time of sale, and all
veyancing will be at the purchasers cost. Terms
OF sale to be complied with in seven days, other
wise the Trustees reserve the right to resell at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
ma,r-dsds f Fl s fR HYDE, Trustees.
!" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY: April Sd. 1878, same hour
and place. A. HYDE, }n,
mal21-d THOS. HYDE. Aiuolooo.
RH- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER post
poned until SATURDAY, April 18th, 1878, same
''r' ~ T'a cor nwr, rios: HYDE, Tru usss
NNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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ANEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
~ AT A SACRIFICE.
Five new Albany Cutters; one light cSRz<
Coupe; two Coupe Panel Rockaways; &3A
four Jump-seats; three Pony Ph2tons; go
ten Leather-top Buggies: three No-top Buggies,
and fifty other styles. Also large stock Of Second
hand Carriages and Buggies ON hand, at No. 486
Penn. ave. P. ID. SCHMIDT CO., Carriage
Repository, oeAo-t
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WASHINGTON HOME BEMEDY.
DR. LEWIS PLASTER.
SEVEN FOR QUARTER.
One largo and six small. SURPRISES Capcino and
Porous. Sure cure for Cuts, Burns, Bruises and
Rheumatism.
Sold by all Drs9gtsts. Ask for Circular.
tAn23-N
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TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
Double Track. Steel Rats,
1pIendEd Scenery, M0onS6oe,st EQsIp,se,sf,
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NEW ENGLAND QUAKERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnsLD.1
NewpoRT Junc 4, nc

NgwpoRr, Il. T., June 1J 1873
The business meeting Of tho New England Society
OF Friends to-day was largely attended The MINIS.
tcrs present were as follows:-0. N. Kenworthy,
Jacob Baker and Elizabeth l.. comstocx, IRON Onto
Elkana Beard Irena Bard, John l. Ponn,n gton, Han.
nah Il. Arnett, from Indians; Aida Clarke, from
Arkansas; John y. Hanson, IRON Iowa; William p
Hastings, IRON Tennessee; Elizabeth Madison. from
New York; Mary White, from Edinburgh, Scotland,
and Dr. James Curry Thomas, from Baltimore. Inter
esIng letters were reau from the yearly meetings
I,onaon. ireland, Now ork, Baltimore North Caro-.
lima Onto, Western Kansas, and IRON Brunana,
Mount Lebanon. syrs, anu committee WIS APP
pointed 20 answer them.
oReASzArioN.
william u. Newhal, OF Lynn, Mass, was mani.
mousiy re- elected clerk OF Inc mems meeting, and
Gertrudc W. Cortland, Of Ncwburyport, of the
quarterly meetings In New Eogiand show that the
c,sy Is growing slowly, there being gain unring tho
past year OF lhiry nine Tho present membership
was reported 10 lie 40
POPULAR TEMPERANCE GATHERING.
THIS evening temperance meeting was hold and
the society extended invitation 10 The Young Mem
Christian Association and TO tho pubc IN general TO
be present Moody and Sankcy hymns wore sung.
There large attendance of Friends. Tho session
Will continue until Friday. important subjects W ~
be discussed during the week.
JUSk NETTING SUNDAY
Tho Old Colony Railroad Company have determined
to any trains TO morrow TO accom- ouac
cursionisis who desired TO attend services Of June
because The officials heard that tho Fali River mill
operatives would be likely 10 become involved IN
rows which would lead 40 serious the
trans. Excursions, however, VIII he made there
by sieamers from all sections OF tho STATE and tho
day will appear more ikc a holiday than anything
al
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE SARATOGA AND MAYFLowER TO DE FITTED
Fer SUMMER CRUisfNo-THE GALRSA
NEARLY FINISHED.
IBY TELEGRAPH I'd THE HERALD.
NoapoLK. Va. June Is. 1873
the schooiship Saratoga, now at Washington, 10
ordered to Gosport Navy Yard ana VIII arrive next
week TO 20 In the dry - DO overhauied and
ce,vs now copper sheA,h,rg preparatory Tor inc
mcr cruise
Tho Maynowcr, with no cadet midshipmcn IRON
Annapolis tho annual summer cruise, viii arrive
here the 25,n for and boats before put
ting to sea.
Tho new soop OF war, Giicns, Is tho only work 10
the yard and she Is rapidly fastening to compIcon
she will DO launched "a month two. Tho gov.
eminent worknen are dong some repair, tor the Ger
man war ship Medusa, lying At tue naval anchorage.
WASTING TIMER
Millions OF feet OF valuable sup timber bought un
the lsvbes0n- tianscom Tesme, rotng away At Tue
yard Tor tho want OF storage from tue weather
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A RAvISIiER SHOT.
lnY rrLronArn TO TN. HERALD. ]

Il
OMAHA Ncb., June 10, 1873
Charles sommcrs. coiorcd, assaulted Ellen Mcaas.
tcrs angle woman at tour A. VI. yesterday. Ho came
TO her house At midnight proiesscd love. wep. de-
cisred he would die before day unless she would
Two with nim. she begged him 10 leave. Drawing .
pocket knife he attacked her. The woman ioughs
desperately aud received terrible wounds on bcs
hands. arms and neck. Neighbours we're alarmed "
the noise and the negro lei. The floor and bod
covered With biood Inc City Marshal Iearnci that
the negro left a. dsyhght to-day Tor Fsttsmou'h. fns
Marshal ran his horse 20 recyuc Tor tho u. aud ".
tram rh- train overlook the n.sro on the track
near 1.aplatte rnc negro entered The brush. Tue
tram stopped and the Marshal encountered the
IN tho brush. lie ordered aim TO surrender several
t,mes when the negro drew kuiic. open-d ~ aud
started for the Marshal Tue latter drew rcvo-
ana SHOT the negro dead Ht- body was brought here
tonight There " great excitement Thousands Of
ci,izens have viewed the remains. Sonm-fs was
forty years old water ct tho Grand central Hoto
ana bore the reputation 81 beng iathiul man. Ths
woman viii recover.
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DARING ROBBERY.

CAIRO, IN June 10. 1878
At two o'clock yesterday mcrning James 4.
Abbott, agent u Adams Express Company At Col
couua, was awakened by tour mon who said thcy
wanted him to goto hts store Tor sick person. ON
entering hts ssors they demanded an $500 express
package which supposed 10 hsve.bccn IN Abbou's
possession. The package md not arrived, however.
AMI tho ropbers took ABOUT $40 from Abbott, which
he mad on his person rhsn three Of thcm forced
Abbott INTO sxIn. aud, alter projecting GOWN tho
river few miles, threw MIN oserboarJ, with the o.
mark, "pead men tell no tsies.r Abbott fortunately
reached shore. returned and gave an alarm, winch
resulted the capture Of stronger supposed TO be
tho VINO remained on shore. Inc other three arc
still ~ large.
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A GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED.
FIR TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. ]

BUFFALO, NJ Y, june Is, 1873
The wadsworth grain elevator, situated on the cor
ner OF Illinois and ohio streets, was entirely de-
stroyed by nro early this morning The rc broke on,
al about midnight ana despite tho efforts OF tho en-
tire IRE department was destroyed, together with
40, COO burhc,s Of wheat Through tho heroic Efforts
oil the bremen the adjoining buildings were saved.
and tho propelcrs and other vessels that lay the
wharf moved away by tugs The elevator
was built In 1870 ~ cost Of SIS, 00O and
Is OF wood, covered with pIsster, AND painted
the colos OF, ssnudstonc, aud FURNISHED K
ccilcnt material tor confugrntion Tho
building had recently been used grain Dryer, and
Mr. May, one OIL the iessees states that no nre has
been Ia mo furnace LOT Two days. but that Friday
morning bs smslt something burning, bat could nor
discover where was ana ~ 10 believed the are has
been ouacripg Tue last time hero q iro
IN the furnace The loss the elevator esiim
$12 0o0 and that tho grain a. sig 600 additional
Fully covered by Insurance.
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WASHINGTON.
Yesterdays Proceedings Of the
Potter Committee.
DEFECTIVE LOUISIANA RETURNS.
Congress to Adjourn on Tuesday
Afternoon.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
MAsHrxaros. juno Is. 1878.

WASHINGTON juno 49, 1878.
THE FISHERY COMMISSIONS AWARD.
Tho House docs manifest any disposition to take
M the Senate bill appropriasing tho amount necas-
sary 10 pay tho award OF the Fishery Commission It
Is thought that II Congress fails to action upon
this measure President Hayes will call an extra
session OF Congress.
THE INCOME TAX VOTED DOWN.
Tho proposition to include the income Tux In tho
Internal Revenue bill wns voted down in the House
tonight by decided majority. Tho republican
bcrs were not aversc 10 us remaining part OF tho
bill, md a standing Il thoughtat ono time
that tho House would adopt tho amendment. Tho
yeas and nays, however, Called and the strength
OF the measure disappeared IN inc iace OF tho
bers gong record iavoring the renewal Of this
odious tax.
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AssIoNMINr 10 DUTY.

WAsufyGros, juno 10. 1878.
Surgeon Newton !. Bates - ordered TO du,y as
member Of tho Naval Examining board ~ hrs city;
Passed Assistant sargcDn Howard H. Amos Is orJercd
to duty on board the ironciad Montauk; IA, master
Harry T. wrsh, Is ordered 10 forts mouth, y. H.,
Navy Yard; Guansr John Russell. to III. wasning,oa
Navy Yard; Passed Assistant Surs, on IL ~ Pcrs,,ns
10 detached from the NontanN aud uructed 10 tue
Washington Navy Yard; Paymastcr Edward Putnam.
from the Pori smouth Navy Yard and VrI6rad to IL
accounts; GunIr Charles stuart, from inc Washing
ton Navy Yard, and placed on waning orders
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NAVAL ACADEMY EXAMINATION.

[px TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ANNAPOLIS, No, June ID, 1873.
Tho Board OF Visitors Of the Naval Academy to-day
voted that tho subcommittee, as tar as practicable,
report on Monday next. Tho cadets wcre examined
this morning In stosm, Spanish. mathematics alee-
bra and 10 designing machinery. In tho afternoon the
Board OF Visitors visited the monitor Lehgh. lying in
the severn Commander 3. ID. Green, who acted a
executive ocer Of the first monitor In the celebrated
light with the Confederate ram Aerrlmac, accompa-
id tha nr0y
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[Br TELIonArn 10 Tar HEnALp.I

PgrEysBuRG. Vs., Jane rs. 1878
Two ooiored boys, pgcd respectively twelve and
years. tho sons OF John Hunnn. osms to tEer death
TINS afternoon a ircste brIdgc over B,aSkwa,sr
River, on the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, i've
mites from this cry. They were n.hins seated au
nuutmc nt. out OF trs,a's react, bat PLANK
car load Of timber becoming detached ttrucs tnetn
heavily, killing Instantly and wouuding tho o,bsP
morally. Tue wound-d boy was thfown into tho
water, but although rescued promptly nc WIS found
TO he In dying coniition.
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OREGON CITIZENS TO DE ARMED.

WARRINGTON, June 10, 1873.
Tho President and tho Secretary Of war were IN con-
suita,ion to-day upon the subject OF tho Indian
troubles in the Northwest Mr.. McCrsry read to the
President telegram received by tho Secretary to-day
from the Governor OF Oregon, relating that Indians
were committing hessil,s,es IN tho border OF
that state that the settlers unprovded with
anu ammunition for the purpose OF their protecton,
and asking that The government furnish them with
such suppltcr. The request Of the Governor will be
granted, and Instructions TO That effect sont TO the
proper military authority In Oregon Immediately.
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BALLOON ASCENSION.
Ipr rELganApa TO rnE HERALD. |

IBY TELgoEAPa TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, n. j., June l5. 1878.
Professor King, Of Buffalo. la,ciy OF Philadelphia.
made nm ascension from this city this afternoon at
ave- O'Clock IN hrs balloon, King Carnival sxo $1,000
cubic feet. He took with him Charles Cubboriy, shoe
de.Ior OF TINS CITY. The balloon went duo east and
LANDED near HightssowD. About three Thousand peo-
pie witnessed tno ascension fhs Professor says TINS
n bia two hundred and tenth asccn sion
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SHOT By A TRcsPASS gR.

MfpILgnuRy, W., Juno Is, lg5a
A. E,st Middcbury last nigbt J. .. Kelsey ordered
Lake Piper, notorious character, who was nshng os
his premises. leave, winch, IL alleged he refused
10 do. IL is also alleged tbn, Kelsey auemptea TO
eject him, wh~r Piper MIN through the sbdpmcu
mor,a,ly woundIng HIM. Piper then nec ana mas not
been captured
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Wysr COAST OF AFRICA, May 10.
VIA NxDEIRA SATURDAY. June Ia le7
SIERRA LEONK.


The Azor arrived here 20 day For too many Of tho
hopeiu! emigrants who suod from Charleston on
Easter sunday tho voyage has been disastrous In
deed nj ono time there was reason 10 lear that tho
house. The nrst days OF the voyage wcre
wholly upsventui. Captain Holmes organized o
police and required every part OF tho vessel 70
be kept clean. There grumbling At this. rhc
too highly praised. Soon, however, the need OF IN
experienced ply Stefan began ieit. Even be
the sailed measles had made It's appearance and
this malady spread rapidly
PREVALENCE SNIP FEVER.
This bad, however, as the ship fever
caused by tho close connncmept between decks,
the scanty accommodations, and, above all
mas Of the emigran,s were intense. They
had not been accustomed 10 practise self dcnia and
soon exhausted tho limited dairy supply OF water
There great waste, despite tho cIcrts OF tho OIL
The fever spread RAPIDLY, and before vs. rcacned
this point which Is colonial settlement on the west
coast belonging TO Great Britain twenty three OF
iIf fstcd emigrants had died, l have never
saddcr sight than when their remains were committed
to the deep. Tho names OF tho dead Will 10 you
by The nrst mail steamer that touches ut This place
This despatch | forward by way OF M1deira, rom
which point u will be scnS TO ysu by ocean cable.
My own health Is good.
CAPTAIN Holmes has been unremitiipg in bis Attcn-
tiOns 20 the I'm migrants l cannot praise hts vigi-
lance, though tiuiness aud judgment TOO warmly.
Despite inc loss oil lifo the immigr In good
spirits and flied with JOY al the prospect oil soon
reaching their destination.
EXCITEMENT IN CHARLESTON
The Azor lett Charleston 2lst OF April, making
among he negroes here Is intense, and immense
crowds throng the streets discussing the nows. Tho
officers Of tue Iberian Exodus Association arc BY no
is thought that tho ardor Of the exodus movement
will be much dampencd thereby.
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of which the public afterward learns so
much through the advertising columns Of
thdnewspapers.
AMERICAS SHARE OF THE OFFICES
The vice presidency OF the second
group having. under the French regula-
tons, been awarded to the United States,
Commissioner Mccormick has designated
President White. Of Cornell University,
for the position. The Americans
have also secured tho presidency of class
"a on machines and apparatus in general,
and class SIS on machine tools. Professor
George Davidson, of the Coast Survey,
has been selected for the former and Mr..
Charles r. Goodman for the latter.
DECLINING JURoRsHIp.
Commissioner Mccormick has had con-
siderable trouble with the jury list Many
Of the original appointeos have resigned,
some having been called to America, 9th srs
being unwilling to serve without ON
pensation. The English have 81 milar
trouble with their jurors. There is ex eellent
harmony between the English and AAmeri-
can sections.
THE MCCORMICK REcEpTIox
Mccormick gave formal reception ct his
residence to the American commissioners
and jurors and the oficers of the ships
Constitution, Supply, Portsmouth and wyo-
ming. The occasion was as enjoyable rs
possible in view of the.i Jam.
MORE SOCIAL BRuLIAxcE.
The balls and dinners of the week have
been most brilliant. The ball at the Minis
try OF Public instruction and the English
Charity Bah at the Continental Hotel, where
the Prince of Wales won oil hearts not
previously engaged, .were noticeable social
events.
GENERAL GRANT GONE TO HOLLAND.
General Grant has used up the Exhibi-
ton, or rather tlse Exhibition has used him
up, for he left On Friday for Holland to re-
cuperate in q series Of mild Dutch festivi-
ties from the mod whirl of festive Paris.
The Dutch government have made extensive
preparations'for his reception and entertain
ment, but he looked forward to them with a
feeling that he could rest himself there.
NoRTHwARp.
He will tarry seven days in the land Of
the Dutch, and study it with uncommon in
terest. He will look for the children of the
race Of the Knickerbockers in their native
wilds, and catch them smoking as only q
contemplative Dutchman can smoke. It is
country too much neglected Of the tourist,
who thinks only of its Aatncss, its canals
and its schnapps, but it is full of quaint
ness From Holland the General will pro-
coed to Germany, Sweden and Norway.
! AN INTERVIEW WITH MAcMAHoN.
| Before his departure from Paris General
| Grant took leave Of President Mac Mahon.
| The meeting between the two soldiers was
most interesting. The Marshal was very
cordial, saying France was honored by
the presence Of SO illustrious a general"
| rErE IN STORE.
The Marshal further stated that he had ar.
ranged to give dinner and iete in honor Of
General Grant on Monday. This the General
was compelled to decline because of his en-
gagements at the Hague The Marshal hoped
that General Grant would return in Sep
TENDER, when he would give special tate
for him. The interview throughout was
marked by the kindliest Of feeling.
A GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED.
[BY TELEGRAPH THE HEBALD1
/ BUFFALO, NJ Y, June Is, 1873
Il xvf-
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FATAL ACCIDENT In A MINE.
PorisvrLLE, Pm. ,

PorisviLLE Pa, June To- 1878.
This morning. while mine car containing A. J.
Williams and Matx Beck was dcsocnding into tho
Maize cclliery, near Shenandoah. " broke IRON It's
LISTENING and ieli 10 the bottom. Williams Gas
s,snuy killed and Beck seriously and probably fatally
injured,
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THE INDIANS.

PROGRESS OF GEM q Al BRADLEY's IxpEDI-
TIoN-HosTILE 81 EPAaATIoxs BY BANNoCKs
AND PlurEs-A. DEMAND ron ARMS from
OREGON.
iee lB1 rELE SRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
BRADLEY EXPEDITION. J
OAAr NnAh SUS DANCE Hill, wy. r., June II
VIA DEADwooD, ID. j., June Is. 1878.
ABOUT tnree hundred miles OF advance into The
sioux counir' was completed yesterday. Nothing Of
teiegraphic interest has occurred up 10 this point
NO INDIANS. or any Indications Of Sitting Bulps
maraucers 'havo been seen. Occasionally ranch-
men, OF lgrms" to the Black Hills gold mines havo
0een me' ~and questioned They were, OF course, full
OF rum 8 and volublc in accounts OF savages seen
In inc Ansnborhood or those about TO These
eAsgf attons however, do not effect my belief that
'ner will be aghting this summer, possibly
iar = scale There has boon ngnting during
o., shc thirteen summers OF your correspondents
~ pttcr experience and faith is placed the natural
~ curreuce OF events To-day General Bradley makes
gs,nc OF rest Tomorrow the march Is 10 be
fsom this point to take Custcrs trail OF 1874 and
proceed by II tho Belle Fourch- River; thence up
that stream 10 the extreme north point Of tho Black
Hills scouting Will then be The order oil the day,
ma desirable locality for permanent camp We
will m eet the Arapahoc Indians tho river some
where. These counted upon allies tho
war OF the coming summer.
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ARRIVAL or THE AzoR At SIERRA LEoxE-
YEARvuL rArAHrY on THE VOYAGE.
~. iHY 1ELnanAPH TO xHE HERArD.1

CHARLksroN, 3. C., June To- 1878
Tho folio wing information received here to- Jay
Mt ten A. NJ by the Ne1cs and Courier from their spe
cia correspondent, A. ID. Williams, concerning tho
voyage and arrival OF tho ship Azor Sierra
Leone, on the vest coast or Afrca:-