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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN CUMBERLAND. Mn
tiOn, in Cumberland, Nd, yesterday. The
Workingmen had ticket i'm the field, which
was made up principally of candidates Selected
from the republican ticket. They ran their
own candidate for clerk, who received 40 votes
Mr. McCardell, the democratic Candidate for
eIerk, was elected by plurality of "a over Mr.
ingmen supported Mr.. Read, the republican
candidate for mayor, and he was elected by a
majority OF 46S. All the republican council.
mel men were elected by majorifies ranging from
victory for the republicans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-The Post fnanciaI
article says: The Stock Exchange markets
are to-day quiet and strong for United States
bonds railroad bonds and speculative shares
Gold opened at lOO5s, and all the sales since
have been at that price. Cash gold is i'm easier
supply for borrowers. The opening rate was
faI, and the rates since have been l5l2 per
cent. for carrying. In the loan market de-
mand loans are 3ai per cent. with the ruling
quotation 3a319 per cent. Panic mercantile
paper Is a ) per cent. Government bonds as
noled, are strong and 1s higher for 67's, lOIO's
and SIS OF 1881. The otner issues are un-
changed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

SBAmite, La; had grand holiday. An,
gro was hanged, lemonade was sold. ther,,
was horse race and a baseball match. ar i
everything passed of pleasantly.-IN y H,r-
Argument for new trial in the case of
basius flstoriOus, convicted of murder, was
Pa, yesterday. Decision reserved.
convention 70 organize a temperance
state alliance, on the plan proposed by Mr..
francis Murphy. is 10 be held in Indianapolis,
nd, on Friday, oath inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21
western Flour for Europe.

NEW YORK. May 2l.-A special train of .
cars of flour, which lett Minneapolis on the
evening of the 18TH inst, via Chicago, Nil.
waukie and st. Paul, Michigan Central, Great
Western and Erie railways, arrived in New
York last evening, and was delivered 10
steamer ier London this morning, making
fastest time ever made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21
A MOIIie Respifed.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 2l-Dennis Don
nelly, the Schuylkill MOllie Mcguire, who WAS
to have been hanged at Pottsyille To omOrrow,
wasto-day respited by the governor for twenty
days, in order TO allow the condemned more
time 10 pTeparP for deatn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

ADVICEs FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO state
that senior Nillarte has taken his seat as presi-
dent Judge OF the supreme court, abandoning
his position at the head of the department OF
foreign affairs. President DiaZ has not filled
the vacancy, desiring that the court grant
license TO Nfllarte TO act as secretary OF foreiga
affairs, and conclude the negotiations with r.
gard 10 American affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

AT THE BoIs DE BoULoGNR RACES, near
Paris, on Sunday, the race for the grande
poule des produits, (20,000 francs), distance
about one mile and a-quarter, was won by
ond and Pristina third. Clementine won easily
by two lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

1HE CoMMUNlsTIC SCARE has had the effect
OF causing the National guard in Philadelphia
to prepare for An outbreak. The field officers
OF the "a brigade have received orders to have
their men we'll in hand. SO that in case of a
The men are to be kept fully equipped, and in
case OF call each man is required to supply
himself with one days cooked rations. RoS-
the various commands, their residences and
places OF business, are to be kept in public
places at the armOries, so there may be no de
lay In getting the men together in case OF
trouble. 1t is feared there may be another
outbreak in the state, and the military are to
prepare for it in time. The police force drill
weekly, and every measure is being taken to
suppress all riOtouS proceedings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21
Mine ENnI0SIan-

HALIFAX, n. S, May q An explosion oc-
CURED this morning in the new wing of the old
Sydney mines. A large number of men are in
the pit, cut of from all help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

CENTENARY OF METHoDIsM.-In the Gen
eral Methodist Episcopal conference at A
lanta, Ga, yesterday, it was agreed TO hold IL
proposed centenary of Methodism in 1884 /
Baltimore, instead of at Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

A DESPERATE PURSUED AND KILLED-m.
formation is received at Omaha that Theodore
Lannon, 20 years old, who was murdered in
Evanston last week, was killed by a desperate
Cue was jealous of Lannan, and Shot him
three times while he was talking to woman
who was the cause of the jealousy Frank
LannOn, brother OF the murdered man, was
sworn in as a deputy sheriff. at his own re-
guest, and started in pursuit Of Cue whom he
found, after long search, near Weber river
Cue attempted resistance, when LannOn dis
him instantly. Cue had recently escaped from
the Wyoming penitentiary, where he was con.
fined for murder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

THE EXCITEMENT ALONG THE CANADA y
FRONTIER In regard TO a fenian raid cOntinu"
without abatement. The country on this 81
making their way north in squads of ten of
dozen men. Some of them are tramps, an
several outrages have been committed b,
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR DENOUNCED
FROM THE fiutter was caused
at Scranton, Pa, yesterday among the men,
bers of the new secret society by a sermon
preached at st. Nincent's Catholic Cathedra.
by Bishop O'Hara. He said he was impeled
to make special mention of this society by the
fact that prominent members had written let
tiers III which they claimed that the bishop and
clergy favored the organization. One of these
letters had been forwarded to him, and he
gave the writer a scathing rebuke for his i'm
pertlnence In claiming that he favored so.
clely that had never even shown him its CON
stltutIon or bylaws. He did not desire to in
teTfere with their political views, but merely
TO caution them against the great danger Of
secret societies. He promised to investigate
the knights of Labor and show it up i'm its
true light at no distant date, and spicy pas
toral letter on the subject may be expected
shortly. The organization is very powerful i'm
This section. The leading members are indig-
nant at any interference on the part of the
clergy, but this Will not prevent cutting con.
demnation should the bishop prove to his sat
iSaction that it is dangerous organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

The M8rkets,

NEW YORK, May 2l-Cardinal McCloSke,
was a passenger on the steamer Pereire, which
arrived here today from Hayre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

The FIRST NEW WHEAT of the season ar
rived at st. Louis, Mo-, yesterday, from near
Dalias, Texas. 1t graded No. 4, and sold at
auction for $l,25.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
THE RIOT IN CONSTANTlNOPLE.
THE ENGLISH STRIKES.
EU ROPE TO-DAY.
Reyfev nf tho Afannsfnn

LONDON, May 2I.-Nciihcr This mornings
news nor last nights debate in Parliament
shed any new light on the situation. The de-
bate Was rather dull. The House OF Commons
was almost empty, and during the latter part
ol the debate there was less tnau hall quo
rum of members present Lord RraronSbpld
concluded his speech i'm the House oI Lords
Win reiteraiion of the statement thar the
ministry was aCtuated solely by the wish and
nope 10 secure the blessings Of peace and
maintain the freedom of Europe and the lust
position of this country. The reaction from
The optlmlSt views of last week i Stimulated
10y the Facts which are gradually becoming
known concerning the Russian movements
before ConSianilnCple. Though these are
stated 10 have been Tor sanitary reasons they
came near precpltating collision. The Rus
sian line at one time pushed 80 near the Turk.
lSh works that the latter were manned aud
ammunition served out, and General Baker
valentine Baker) sent an aide-de camp 10
notify the Russian commander that he would
fire on him if he did not withdraw. The effect
has been TO attract the attention of the Turks
10 the comparatively weak state of that por-
ton OF their line which covers the Black Sea
entrance 10 the BoSphoruS, which the RlsSianS
naturally desire TO secure i'm case of hoStilTies.
The Turks are therefore taking precautions in
that direction.
The Strikes i'm England.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Manchester Guar
dian concludes from the reports of the pro-
ceedings of the operatives at all points in the
strike district that little disposition exists 10
accept the ten per cent. reduction, even tenn
porarily. The operatives declare that they
would accept five per cent. reduction outright
and nothing more. This attitude will prOOng
the strike indefinitely, but attempts 10 secure
a compromise will be continued 10y Alderman
BiCkOp and others.
Russians i'm Disguise.
LONDON, May 2l.-ThiS afternoons Pan
Maj Gazette has a Berlin special saving
Many pretended Russian emigrants are
passing through Germany. Ii is believed they
are Seamen disguised on their way TO America
TO man cruisers"
The Riot i'm COnstantiuopIe.
LONDON May 2l.-A dispatch To the Reuter-
telegram company from ConStantinOple SAYS
that an official dispatch TO the Turkish repre-
SentatlyeS abroad thus describes the emeute
which took place in that city yesterday
About thirty refugees entered the garden of
the palace occupied by eX-Sultan Murad and
raised shouts of - Long live the SULTAN" The
SentInelS opposed the entry of these men into
the palace, and were fired upon, one being
Killed Troops arriving the aSsaiants We're
driven back. Some were killed and wounded
on both sides Ali Suayi. who appeared 10 act
as organizer and leader of the attack, was
killed. The affair had no other consequences
Public tranquility is undisturbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

IHE MINNEAPOLIS EXPLosIoN-In the cor
0ners inquest on the victims OF the mill ex-
ploslon near Minneapolis, Ninn., Profs Peck
nam and Peck, of the state university, sub
mltten yoluminous reports of investigations
and practical experiments made to demon
Strate the fact that the explosion was caused
probably from sparks generated by friction of
the stones and formation of explosive gas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

THE TRIAL OF MRS. EMMA BETHEL, charged
Bishop while acting as sick nurse, was begun
in Camden, N: j., yesterday. Prof. Stevens,
of Girard college, testified to making an
analysis of the stomach of Mrs. Bishop, and
found the presence of arsenic, which, how.
ever, had apparently been there some consid-
erahle time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

VICTORIA q. Woodruff, who is at presen
in London is said to have instituted threS-
suits for defamation of character, her claim
for damages aggregating $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

SAILING ON THE FLYING GMACHINE.-Of Prof
Ritchers wonderful flying machine his eynert
young operator, Tuttle, bestrode the seat YES.
terday and sailed gracefully whittier he WSnId
through the atmosphere of the Exhihition
crowd OF visitors. Up to the roof down to RE
floor, over acres of exhibits, around and abont
he afieWn as he pleased, while operating the
nam nama-cFanks IN ana the pedals with apparent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
composed Of Hon. Joseph c. S. Blackburn,
chairman; Senator Mcdonald and Represent.
atives Banning, Hunton, and Jones, of New
hampshire, has elected as resident committee
General A. ;. Denver. John G. Thompson and
James +. Harvey, and selected Mr.. Harvey as
treasurer and General Duncan S. Walker as
secretary. "'
The VENEZUELA CLAIMS.-Judge Jere Will
son made an argument before the Senate COM
mlttee on foreign relations to-day in opposi
hon to the bill creating new Venezuela COM
mission, and In favor of maintaining the
awards OF the old commission. The subject
was referred TO a sub committee consisting of
RUSSIA STILL BUYING SHIps.-Concerning
the arrival OF the Columbus at PHILADELPHIA.
MeSSrs. Clyde, her owners, say she is still i'm
their hands and will be altered to their order
They would not say, however, that she has not
or Will not be sold. The statements of the
Messrs. Cramp who are to make the altera
lOnS, are equally indefinite as to the charac-
ter and purposes of the latter. This eyasiye
ness Is generally, with other signs, taken as
conclusive of the fact that Russian agents
have bought her. Mr.. Clyde says it will take
$4,000 10 buy her. The Juniata. of the
Southern mail line, was partly loaded last
week for her regular trip, but her cargo was
discharged to allow an inspection said to have
been made under the supervision of the Rus
sian agents. She was found unsatisfactory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

NEVV STOCK OF
FAR "A SOLS,
With Fancy Handles. Loo, 81 25, Sl.6O, rs
g, 90: ". 80, $500, etc.
IVORY HANDL ES,
PEARL ISLAlD HANDLES,
FRENCH HORN HANDLES,
In Plain and Twiled Silk Is inches 20 inches
% inches, "a inches, at
G.. NJ. TUWSON cos,
CSC Pennsylvania dpenUe.
my4-u South Side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

AfME. l.. r. JEANNERET Is SELL
Nl ING OPERA HATS and BONNETS >o
al S2 and SIS, former prices $50 aud S25 &A
also wishes TO inform her customers and N~
the ladies' in general that all orders for ele- r.
giant Partisan DresSmaking sent to SO North
Charles ST.. Baltimore, and 939 Pennsylvania ave-
hue, Washington, will be promptly attended to.
A perfect Mt guaranteed. mayS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-21

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
II OF
GAS Elk TUR ES
IN THE CITY,
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES,
Also, full line of REFLECTORS.
Please call and examine our goods.
PLUMBING AND GASFITTING,
No. 53S 18th street,
CORCORAN BUILDING,
ap2O-ly EFF. BROOKS
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SUMNER RESORTS.

fAEWEEgL HOUSE. S.A
- W HITE ~ LPIEUR SPRINGS, VIVA. VH.HaY
. OC0 feet above sea level. Capacity 80 -S..IE
guests. Mineral springs OF many varieties on au
ad diaeent to the grounds. Ais" two immense bath
houses for the uS5 of guests. The water has an
varying temperature of 620 Fahrenheit, AMI bye
analysis found similar 10 the hot springs of Arkan
sss. Up. entire year. Board x3.5O per day; Sl5
per week; $50 per month.
For further particulars address
DNI4 2sW4W l. H DTEN CARY, p TJpr .etOr,
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-lnternal
revenue, S}i7, ,267. 50: customs S3i7. $3.50.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the four per cent. loan to
day to amounted Sl51 200.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
CITY EGHOEs.

Robert Malone went to Jail for firing three
shots at +. Levy.
Coroner Markey yesterday appointed Alex.
Donovan deputy coroner,
David Wilson was locked up, charged with
dlscharging u pistol within the ci y limits.
Helry sOsborne. a Iaborer. fell through the
hatch Of the bark A, Bachelor and was slightly
injured.
james Murray was locked no in the Sixth
Station, charged with being u dangerous and
suspicious character.
JOIN Hamilton vas lodged In tbs Third Sta
ton. charged with disturbing the peace 81 the
ship CDnnernhra.
WIN. Dehazer carried a brass- knuckls. and
then trotted manfnlly into tbs Central Station
on the arm ~ a pseier.
Frank Mccarthy can be found in the Harbor
Stttion. H. Is charged with having stolen
property In his possession.
John Leo was incarcerated In the Fourth sta
ton. having been found under suspicious
circumstances Ia the 81. Louis Cemetery.
Jim Evans. Bill Patterson and West Graham
were locked up In the Sixth Station. charged
wi h disturbing the peace Of the First ColOTed
Baptist Church.
There IL a hole In the brick banquette ON
Madison street. between Charities and Lsvee,
which needs to be filled up, for after q rain il Is
very disagreeabse 10 step nnaFareS INTO three
feet Of mud.
The stone crossing over the gutter atfh cor
ner Of Union and Magazine. and aisC.the one
at the corner IF TIvpti Circle and TritFh Walk.
are out Of gear and PROJECT into the gutter. thus
rendering passage over them at night very
dangerous.
Somebody complains that the iron posts Of
the gates N the Congo SQUARE, which Were
broken by q runaway team some time ago, are
still lying On the ground. The square, being
thus left open, has b 3eOrDethe fayOrits pasture
ground of all the loafng mules. goats, horses
and nomadic quadrupsd5 and biDedsj Of the
upiuIDOrhDOI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
LETTER TO LOUISIANA
DELEGATION. 2

OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA OH COMPANY.
No. ~ Union street.
Now Orleans, December lG. 1873. }
To the Hon. JOS. b. Eustis. United States Sen
ator for Louisiana. and tho Hon. Measrs. II
i. Gibson and f.. J. Ellis, Representatives
from tho First ana Second Congressional
Districts Of louisiana:
Gcntlemen-Some eight or nine years ago the
pay Of night inspectors Of customs was in
creased ono dollar per night. to date back from
a certain time. Every year there Is some talk
of paying those back dues. which aro MS yet I'M
settled, but it invariably amounts to nothing.
Having been instrumental. through my former
connection with the department Of customs at
this port. in preventing many of these men
who are still residents OF this city. from dis
posing Of their claims at n sacrifice. | feel great
interest In seeing justice done them. | would,
therefore,. MS well as they. be under obligations
to you. should you, the Representatives Of this
city and State. take such measures as would &C.
cure these men their Just dues. At this time
especially, II would be to them n perfect God
send. IA many have suffered from Last summers
terrible ordeal and are actually Ia want.
Respectfully. ]. A. DE BLANC.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
AT THE CUSTOM.HOUsE.

There was moro than the ordinary stir In the
Custom House. The recent arrival Of Gen.
Geo. A. Sheridan and Internal Revenue Col
leetor Marks had produced a diversion such as
has not been seen In the crowd Of the outs for
SOM time. After a diligent search the reporter
happened to catch the s~trolfing general in Ap-
praiser Souer's Office. After the usual pump
had been applied. the general stated that his
visit to New Orleans was on. purely private In
terests and that 1t had nothing to do with local
politics. He denied being the minister pleni-
potentiary Of Hayes. and said he had nothing
to do with the question OF seating or ou7ting any
officer here, He knew too well. to use his
own words. to try to unravel Louisiana politics
on q short visit. fol, the subject required too
much knowledge to be acquired In SO short a
space OF time. He denied e,nphatically that he
had anything TO do with the presidential policy
so far as il related 10 the col eetor or other
Federal officers. and said that his trip here was
TO see the boys and settle up other matters
that were of a private character. During the
day he visited all the Custom-House officials.
to whom he paid his respects. and about 4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
RFPORT.

The mortality for the week ending Sunday.
December Is. Is ma follows:
Yellow fever /. other fevers t. cnnsumptIon -.
general diseases 8. apuoplexy 2, local diseasGs
II. ieatt disease /. diseases Of tho respiratory
system G. dissases OF digestive system -.
Brigbt,s disease q. other causes "a: total deaths,
".
Under ! year. %: from to2. G: 2to 5.5: to
~ - - lp,a, ca y. % 4 = : ~ ~ - : y, ~ !, s :, : % Or - ~
30, /: 30 to 100. l..
White, 81: eolOred 30.
Natlvities: Belgium. /: England. I; France. 4;
Germany. 4: ireland. 6; Louisiana. 81; Swift er-
land, q: United States fother than louisiana.
Is; West Indies. q; total. o..
Deaths in Publ Institutions-At the Charity
HOSPITAL. 81; Hotel Dieu. /; st. Vincent's In
FAINT Infirmary, ;other Hsylnma. 2: Insane AsY-
lum, / other institutions. /; total. "a.
Deaths certified to by coronsrs, ~; still births
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17

pose OF devielng the best means NJ saving the
credit OF the State and extending aid to her In
this emergency; Several bank presidents, NOR
chants. several members Of the Cotton Ex-
change. OF the Board OF Trade and many bust
ness men VIII be present. We are forced to de-
liver u verbal invitation. as we have not had time
TO prepare written invitations. or have some
printed, and theretore we beg to be excused for
having To- deliver tho invitation verbally"
On motion of Col. Bush. the resolutions Of the
Stock Exchange rs presented by Mr.. Ls Sas-
sier. were ordered to be spread upon the min
ufnG.
Mr.. Nugent moved that tho invitation Of tho
commltteah be accettad and that they be EXCUSED
from making any written or printed invitations
considering the explanation of the chairman.
The committee Of i've from the Stock Ey
change took their leave.
On motion Of Col Bush,the board adjourned
smflnGi To onll.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17

Pursuant to a call made by tho New Orleans
Stock Exchange in the morning. committees
from the Stock Exchange, Cotton Exchange and
Chamber Of Commerce met In the rooms Of tho
Stock Exchange for tho purpose of discussing
the financial situation Of the State. and the
means to save its credit.
Gov. Nichols and the other members OF tho
Funding Board. several hank and Insurance
presidents. and business men. participated In
the discussion.
The session was opened at 3 o'clock. Mr..
AdOlphe Schroeder WIS elected chairman and
animated debate, held In executive session, it
was flaaliy decided TO appoint d committee Of
fifteen to Visit the various banks of the city and
ascertain what measures could be taken to meet
the January interest on the State debt, TIE
meeting then adjourned until ! O'clock this
Tuesday evening. at the same place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
A Roy Accidentally shot.

At I O'Clock last evening. at the Commercial
Ho'eI. a boy named Frank Garger was shot in
the cheek and severely wounded By a pistol in
the hands u a man FAMED KenzlnGer. Ken
~z'neinr, immedia'elg after cammittiog me
shooting, surrendered at the Central Station.
and vas locked Hp.
The wounded boy was conveyed to the Char
ity Hospital where his woani7 were examined
by Drs. Miles and Pratt and pr9nouncsd 8llgnt.
pistol and the boy asked him - IL him see IT,
A. he was in the act Of handbag he's Zolyer
one ~ the chambers ezDl3ded, me Dan en-
thrcuph the light.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17
~sTATE-HOusE NOTES.

Superintendent Lusher hHs Rpportioned s9oo0
out Of tho fund ri 1878 to enable the directors to
my tho school teachers tho latter half Of Au-
gust.
Tho item published last Sundnyfn tho State
House Notes OF this paper, with References to
the bronze medals 10 b. awarded by SnUerln-
tendant Lusher. stated that tho academic do
partmen s ars upheld by tho Peabody fund.
There a,e but two schools supported by that
und-tbe Peabody Normal seminary fwhlte).
and tho Normal School for colored children.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-17

Yesterday tho stockholders Of tho Peoples
Bank went into an election 81 directors for the
ensuing year. which result Il as follows:
A. Socola, Leopold Scheaer. J J. Reiss, y.
MarOnint. +. Jaufrold. Joseph David. Il. X. Con-
verso. John BrunasO. Folk Legsudre.
This popular institution IL fast gaining
ground on account Of the tact. Judgment and
ability Of it's managers.