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Parsons PurgatiVe pills make New Rich
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tax" ON" pill eitrf u tt from one 10 2wceks may ba
restored 10 sound heath, If such thing he possible
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Chewing sES1 Ia Tobacco

Nwaniri hLh-s' prftS ~ seaiemha EArpsibnn TO-
R'e ct'rHS gta'',s+ -f -r.hsscs md hung eiar.
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sNer maze , CIV an sirtb tod inatk u closely
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western Items.

a dispstch from Muskoqse, Indian Tern.
tory says The Joint Indian Commission
NJ Congress appointed 10 investigate the
question Of transferring the control Of the
Indians ~ The War Department. reached
here this afternoon They were received
81 the depot By n delegation ~ Indisns
representing the leading tribes. and 81.
rorted 70 the Playground, where the annual
iair oi these tribes is being held. After
inspecting the display Of agricultural and
mechanical products the committee were
invited 10 the main stand. where adherence
we're made BY several Indians and by mem
neTs OF the committee. Senator saundeys
-aid that 20 Tar a. the Eve tribes represented
here were concerned, the committee had
but .l..e 20 do. They bad already advanced
in al habits ofcivilization, and we're abund
anty able q axe care 81 Themselves and
would be D. Gifted BY The advance Of
The tide OF civilization senate
hcCreery, o. Kentucky, followed and
said she Indians must accept the inev.
table and abandoning the habits Of saw.
age life, labor and develop the country like
~ ~ white brothers and The change must
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
OFFICIAL REPORT N. T. MINING MOCA -
CHANGE SALES APRIL 0. 1878.
TUESDAY. April 9-r.M

The versatility Of the average stock speeusd
probably is unequalled by that of any other GAS
men. Months ago little else was heard IN 100 ,.h,s
circles but talk of the enormous capitals anu "a
of the railroads. 1t then was almost impossiO"
meet an operator who did not have at his nns il
ends the Capitalization per mile Of every raiw" n.
the country, or who was unable to demons'iss
mpossibility of earning interest upon saea -.,s,
values. But now 1t is all changed, and S''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


NEW.YOHk AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Depos In
Philadelphia, two In New'York.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
limo consistent with absolute safety
On and after November II, 1871
Express Trains leaves NewYOrk via DesbrOsses and Cor
landt streets Ferries as follows;
$780, 800 $3.50 limited II A. NJ, L. g. g. $3.50. T. $780,
and IN. sunday a. m, !, 9. $3.50 z, $3.50 ana p M
Boats OF Brooklyn with all through trains
at Jersey CITY ahordnS speedy and direct transfer for
Returning trains leave philadelphia 800. $685. 7:S9
$3.50 and IL Limited Express, 1870 m)t y, O:3O
and 1885 mr. and ~ midnight on sunday s2o 1885. T. g.
Meet oces S25 and sia RToad%ay No Astor House.
and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandss NO tGouEtst
Brooklyn Depot foot of Fultonst BROOKLYN
ia 1i6 and llS Hudson ST., Hoboken Depot Jersey
CITY. Emigrant Ticket Ofice, No. : Battery place
FRANK THOMSON L. 4. FARMER
epera Manager Oenl passenger Agent
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no PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.

Since Weekly and Weekly issues Of THE TRIBUNE
have been enlarged IN greatly improved In forma
largo number Of subscribers have sought cheap and durable
binder, wbsTewtth TO preserve their papers.
Tribune has received a supply OF PATENT
which been prepared this Requirements They
bound In cloth are convenient and durable and viii
be subsTbers BIZ express charges paid by tho pur
chaser win be delivered at Tribune Publication Office
receipt Of 81. Address THE rhiRuNE. New. York.
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NEW-HAYEN HARTFORD, &c,-Fare ST. =;
New.Haven nc and IL y. m. connecting with ROAD
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Dec. 81 1871
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot: ,.-,-
500 ~. Western and Northern Express ura"ingroom
1880 a. H. special Chicago and Western Express, with
cars Canandaigua Rochester and Buffalo
100 M Northern and Western Express TO Utica White
400 p m Montreal EXPRESS with sleeping for Mon
800 D. M ST. Louis Express daily, with sleeping cars
Sleeping cars Tor Geneva and Corning Bao Niagara Falls
Toledo Detroit and TO Montreal excepting Sunday night
$50 D. ~ Picdc ExpTss daily with s!eePing cars for
and Chicago also to WATERFOWL excepting Saturday
fi:0O D. H. Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
Nay Trains Local Time Ta6les Tickets for sale at
No, 22 6 a% PARK pae and s sroSSwa He%
York and 49, r. S2Ekr SeGcs Passenger Agent
DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD. = GREAT
TRUHK LNE AND UN y Ii77 STATES ;I3ns NAL
H. aRS T n CIS5 dT Rs ga s eow
Express for Harrisburg Ptsburg the West and South with
For wampo Lock SyP C2y p3d E a. $50
aud the oil Regions. For Wiiamspor and Lock Haven,
inSon Express Pullman parlor cars daily. except sun.
saS6 I'M NJ, J. $50 and Sp m sunday $50 and No AZ
Express for PhasSlPhia $50 500 $3.50 Lmited II a. NJ
6 and m EPspnt and isS c9a
Perth Amboy Pennington Beyidore and other points
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect Win all through trains
at Jersey city ahOrdng speedy ana direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel -, ~. o., -, m 49,
Monday From Washington and Baltimore. G50 and 94O a.
Prom ah S ana BOZ TO- 1&q 5G
4.IO bl5, 500 $40. 1910, and 1920 p. IN.
100 600 $40 1910 ll;5O a. NJ, $50 and 1920 D.
Ticket offices 526 and ga Broadway No. Astor House.
and COrt andtsts No COurtst and
Brookyn Annex Depot foot of Fuonst, BroOklyni Nos
llS HudsOnsU, IobOken: Depot Jersey City.
Emigrant Ticket office, No Battery place 49,,
FRANK THOMSON, l.. y. FARMER,
Gensr,I Manager Genu Passenger gent,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Leave foot Of Desbrosses and COrtand

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD.-
~ Leave NewYok from foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt
sts.
500 a. washingo Columbus Chicago and the West
uehmond Charleston and the south Through Pullman ears
iU D. M Washington and the West and the South via
GOrdOnsvle. Pullman from New York 20 Baltimore and
cinDat, Louisville, and ST. Louis Through Pullman
Baltimore to Cincinnati and ST. Louis and from Washington
800 D. IN. daily Washington the SOuth and West. Pull
sleepers from NewYork TO Baltimore and Washington,
ST. Louis, Pittsburgh the South and Southwest Through
Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Cincinnati and Louisville
nects Washington th trains for Lynchbnrg Florida Now
For through tickets please call at Companys Office 3l5
Broadway NewYOrk and Mt ticket Offices foot OF Corandt
and Desblosses sts, and depot, Jersey CITY e,,,o
FOB TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New, York, foot OF Lbertyst
Commencing Nov 20, 1S77-Trains leave as follows
$50 O. m.-For bennington, EasjOn. BelydeTe March
Chunk Iamagua, Wilkesbarfe Elmrl. &c. Connects at
s:i5 a. n-For High Bridge Branch Eason, Harrisburg
Mauch CnunS Iamadua, Hazctcn ~kesbarTe, Scranton,
WlluamSpOr, &c.
m.-For Pennington, East0n Manch Chunk flanagan,
WilkcsDaTTe Scranton, Tunkhnn0ck TamaIua Hazeton,
p. m-FOr High Bridge Branch EastOn. Belydere and
Mauch Chunk. Connects at Jul elton with d. IT, and W H. X
300 D. daily For Easion, AlleutoWn, and Harrisburg
For trans 10 local POINTS sec timetable stations
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leaye ut t3Oa H." ~ p No. ior
Bound Brook and intermediate p0iftS Gnd at 0:3O D. M Ior
EastOn, Reading and HARRISBURG
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Ocean Grove, &c. at S:l5 ll45. M. g. 5:l5 p nv,
STAGES connect az Mattaw3n station 20 and from hEl-
PoRT, and at Squan to and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y RAILWAY
councillors. Iibertyst, Tor Freehold at
S1J, Has n. H. :, 5l5 p. III.
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STEAMBOATS, aito Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT; and all points on HousatOnic
ID and Naugatuck Railroads Fare ST. Steamer Bridgeport
leaves Catharinesp daily Sundays excepted at l3O m
and bridgeport at IL pm
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VHE LONDON TIMES on the NO NAME
II NOVEL or MARMORNE.

MarmOne IA work Of absolute genius We have no need
OF praise TOO high for this Gdmsbe nOve"-tLOndOn Sunday
IL appears ANONYMOUSLY, but when say have
strong Conviction that Mr. HamerOn must be the author
have said enough let 10 be inferred that IL Is graceful piece
o. workmanship, III London 1ine9. - -
HOBERTS BROTHERS NO NAME SERIES.
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T
GEORGE RoUTLEDGE & SONS. London,

And 4l6 BrOOmest, NeW.Y0rk.
nRGANIC LAW of the SEXES.-PhysIOl-
" ogcal Marriage Natural Instinct directs TIC Choice
Of Conventional Marriages the sexes Pos
ityely and egatvey Electric Proof that Life IL Evolved
without Effect Of Tobacco: Influence Of Phosphonc
Diet Chemical Substitutes Structure NarcoCee Arrest OF
DEVELOPMENT and other Diseases which impair Vhty: Cir
cumcisiOn Encourages Evolution Promotes Purity and
Heahful Maturity IL Prevents Disease Two Methods
Caution the selection An Unsuspected Cause OF Mental
and PHYSICAL Consistent with IN Preservation Of
Health 10 Limit the Increase Of Family
of these Diseases abridged from lectures
private surgical class by Edward H. Dixon. NJ d. Ed
The ScapoL No. 20 shave 40 pages. 20 cents.
The scape Volumes OF 500 pages neatly bound for
the library, Si5.
Every line from OF Dr. Dixon Is Of value 10
the whole human Horace Greeleys Review OF Woman
and Her Diseases.
for himself by the strength
his style ard the bOdness OF his views His great expert
his profession Will always give weight to what h.
His works always read with profit Boston Traveller
Dixon is of the greatest capacity teach. Ev
cry pace Is weighty with knowledge and experence"New
Work Daily TimcS-
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ynsirnttion.
Miscellaneous.

EUROPE.-Dr. Loomis's select parties, June
- % september H. Address No % Unionsquare NJ
Y: Teachers Agency.
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Edm Schools.

VALE Law SchoOl-Regular courses, years !;
Graduate course for degree of Dell wears Fan term
opens Sept 2B. Address PIUf WAYLAND, Now Haven Ct
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Gituations Uailteo--5rmales

WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-By
neatyoung person. who has always Deen S gIsss
TO dress salads and cleans SILVER anu
beautifully Will wear cap can be Mghy ISCo,nn'nN'
Can be at address COZ 9th ave, near ooth-st
WASHING, &c.-A respectable widow Wo-
w would like go out by the DAY Washing VI 0i0~s
Dol Wost 67th-st; ring hrst bell
WASHING.-A woman to 20 out by Tue 1e %, may
w do washing and ironing or house cleaning 1oo io
WASHING.-A respectable woman w0ql0
w ike few ladies or gentemens washlng OF wp "a
ont day washing or house cleanng CITY
3O3 East 6lst-st ----
NASHING.-A respectable woman wants
w family and gout,emens washing; gu cents aoLen
nutng and polishing best references Can on OF huuieSe
MIRA SULLIVAN, aaO East lJth-st., third hO0r
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BOUND BROOK ROUTE
r,ovo FOR TRENTON And PlIIIADELPHIA. On
'yS G n ST s?S a f9 9 % saa al at $50
Leave philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania rail
road iilru aji brrksstsp at 1900 1890 93O lloO 4 III,
Leave Trenton for NewYo, at 20 Except Monday $685.
$40, 1929 q. NJ, 1915, 40 4:lO G:l5 p N; -. ooo
$50 ~ trains ION New York; 20 tue 1880 H. l;3o D. H.
sUNDXY TRHiHs@ieavc New.YcrS and Philadelphia at
$50 a. 10 $3.50 ~ p M i've HsT 90 .9r SnSg a. 9go
Tickets Tor sale at Lberysf, Nos. 629 and ga
way in New'YGik and brooklyn aud at n coGrtst Brook
iyn baggage checked from reg! ien9e to destination
ERIE RAILWAY.
~ ARRANGEMENT # TRAINS taxing eject Feb. %
m,cn:iaaa!I ana clicaso Day Eygrcsa Drawing
gp. IN DaS)-I.oi st. Louis n res arriving at Buffalo
81 connecting win fast trains 10 ne Wet ani SOUTH.
p ~ cDayJ-Pa ciaG ETPress 20: tie West; slsSping
E2 ana CHICAGO without CHANGE also hotel dining cars 10
leave 9sne 3n I, for s9f i Wss New vo, for
ond y midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 05 a. No.
Tacfo5d Park and Passqs 9;l5 10 NJ y noon; Il5
T. s:5c 10 m. i:l5 $40 p ~ and midnight % mo-,
tf'Ss9pb ~ I 80 $50 TO- ii9 a. nd po Sna
'a Ss2 fSS 'S 49, g5 g Ga H. t. 3D. p
sf sad i e g. ss5 IL 70 81 i 3d. r. M
Cornwall . q. N, 3S9 ~, $50 p m Sundays 85oa' m
NeS0Greh ) q ~. $50 49, p sundays s:3Oa
Goshen g. 7a5, O. 10 a. H., }$0 rs l:j0 I p. IN. sun.
NaGc,oW I ~ III 10 a. m $i5 49, p m sundays
500 10 go p The a M and $50 D. n, Trans
c0rec. Viii. York aud OsWeg0 Midland r. X. at MalIs
Port Jeryis 54j 9 10 a. NJ 4So q. p m SundayS S@o'
10 In. and $40 and D. m 49, -. -, ,,, -.
before y m leave Twenty tlnISt fifteen minutes earlier
leaving ChauJeTsst on quarter hours
ayc rwCny.trIst thirty minutes earlier Boats eays
Twenty .ihriet at 90 and lli5 p M connecting with
ain, ewing ChamterSst. at 10 D. IN and ininghL 49,,
and for apgr5CIs ~ drawllgToo anu
spnc coaches en- tanned and orders for the checking
transfer baggage may be let at the COmpanys olce+
Nc4 93g iOl 52J and 9JI Broadway, y: No COurtsp
BROOKLYN. ct al the C0upauys depOt~ :. ,,r .. zos
Express Tia from the West arrive III Ne"'iOtN "' ''-'
H., 1898 and l.: p. N. ..,, , -. >-orr vo.,
mo. ABBOTT general Pass'r Agent NeW'iofk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE9.
ira Ms leave for EnglewOod Cos'er PeIm0nt and Nyack
T. $50 g:i5 a. ~ l. 3 /, $40 $50 O3O 800 D. M ana
saiurdy nights only at ll3O p NJ sundays y a. III anu
u =. - ,a rng Valley and MOrsey 7, 94j A. ~. AS p
IN. JOHN AbbplL' Gun i''9 / -NsNi1 NS,.-I wi.
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EOACHMAN.--By q young Englshman ae
y con,1cau ard gardener useful n2n; COMPETENT VI
every rsp,c god fcrcuc,s Can BE- 81 =. $50 6taVr
p, g. p, -st, t0pT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10

NOACiiMAN.-A competent man as coach
~ nan; can WORK a.oHnd .hc hOJsa come Well recon-
mrnfri Please al, or address - SasSaUs IN book a0re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10

TOACIIMAN.-A single Protestant man,
~ coacbman and uyciu ~ private family willing aud
Obj gug: ~ ycsTs reference from last employer Address
4 z MaNLrlN -uacn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

councillors cave foot Of Liberty-st for Freehold at
Sl5, Has q. H.. J. 5:l5 p. w.
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REDUCED.


NARE REDUCED.
l. So TO BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS. -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers STONINGTON andHHODE ISLAND
leave Pier 81 North River. p. IN. daily
Except Sundaysl.
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EMPRESS TRAIN win
leave STONINGTON at 1879 a. N.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ucket Offices, and
state rooms secured at all offices OF Wescos Express Co,
and az 3G3 Broadway. -
PROVIDENCE LINE
lFregh Onlyl Steamers leave daily cXcept SundayS az
m from % North River foot OF Warrens Freights
yin either line at lowest rates.
ID, :. BABCOCK, Pres. l.. w. flLhlNS' Gen. tHss Ast
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS JGu !,
1877 leave depos Of Courandt and DesOrossessts
at $3.50 p n Night Express, daily for Easion Behlehem
Allentown Mauch Chunk NilkcsbIrr PlttSton, sare, FL
mira hca Auburn Rochester, Bunato Niagara Falls and
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached; -, ,,
49, ~ ROB'r Ii. SANRE Supt ana Ehgr
General Eastern 0ce corner Church and Conrtlandsts
CHAS. IA. CUMMINGS, Agent
II 6,
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6ituerons Uameo--m ales.

A RESPECTABLE man and wife-have no
~ children take Of house for the SlmIner
family going Europe; best city reference oa Vi
nhir L HANInN III Rlh.nYa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10

NOACITMAN.-By Il frst-cass coacllman and
Y plain gardener married. no family ca uilk; ih2r2ngy
country preferred good reference Address q. d., Tribune
UPTOWN OAice, l,g3A Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
NENTRAL RATLROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,

! NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Perth Amboy Req Bank Long Branch
Stages connect at Mattaw3n station 20 and from KEY
| FORT and at Squan To and fr0m POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10

EOACHMAN, &c.-A young ScOtchman as
~ coachman gardner and useful man; capable ana trust
worthy references viii testify. Address NJ. C., IIDuuc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10
For Bows and Young Men-Country

ID stamford. Conn. f0ih year; enlPhaucaly Hons
school situat unsurpassed IN hcaltulHtss, csy,
ana admiration boarding school purposes mt la'l
ties for recreation door sports THOROUGH iuSruc
lion and discipline; careful training boys prepared ioi college
numbt limit d CirclaTs cent on appIcalIO
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
A CHARGE OF FRAUD.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Oct. 20 1878.
rns United States Grand Jury has been session
some days past nvestgatinG alleged frauds In con-
nsossa with the ooessrue,on oi governments build
Ing In this city. Tho investigation grew out Of
ndensi report made the Secretary Of the Treasury
py the Coliector Of this port who assissd BY AZ.
s,stau, District Attorney Thomson Ths cssc pre-
senssd to tho Jury by District Attorney Bsngs, who
ravs as . reason TOR the exclusion from the Jury
room OF Thomson, tho onlccr thoroughly fam
il,ar with the facta that ne had 70
ccivcd Indirect instructions to do ~. A.
no said The Attorney General not conosvnsd In s
tho inference ~as drawn that u must have been BY
oroer OF the Secretary Of The Treasury IN
u,e dcpar mens. Tho statement bong brought 10 the
attention Of Secretary sherman no denied In the NEST
snpbnttc manner that ne had any agency IN the ex-
cIusion OF Thomson and said that was on the strength
OF the report msdc BY him that the esse vas before
he iury he also said no should cnl the attention Of
ATTORNEY General Dcvcns 70 the meter at once This
decided action OF Srcrctary sherman has increased
inc xc,ss IN this city. and places she Dscs A.
torncy In an uuplossant prsd,oauent
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
LORD BEAcoNsFIELD ILL.

HI HAS An xp1IEPr1o TIT Ar 4 CABINET
COUNCIL.
(From the Evening Telegram Of yestsrday.l
ESPECIAL CABLE DESPATCH TO THE TELEGRAM1
LONDON. Oct 20, 1879
The sir h heavy with rumors concerning the
illness Of Lord Beaconsned. The long strain
made on his mental powers, not only In the
matter OF the Berlin treaty, but In carrying
on . more or less acrimonious warfare
with Mr.. Gladstone, has seriously undermined his
constitution In this critical state OF things the
Cabinet has been summoned TO consider what
should be done in case OF his Lordship's DEATH 1t
is now known that at the last meeting Of tho
Cabinet ne had an epileptic nt, which almost had
the eject Of bringing to an end the eventful career
Of this roma rkable man a-a Ks -t.
THE SEVERITY or THE ATTACK.
SO severe was the attack that II was feared his
life would be endangered II he we're immediately
removed. He was therefore compelled to remain
for several hours In q waiting room at Hughsnden
before it was considered safe to transfer him TO his
carringe He was driven to his home In charge OF
q physician who has etnce admitted that he had
fears OF fatal results from the fatigue OF this means
OF transport The bulletin received In this city
this morning announces that Lord Beaoonsle.d is
in better health and rapidly rallying toward his
former state OF health good deal OF anxiety,
however, prev ails on the subject
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DKPARrMWxr,

WAR DKPARrnWSr,
OFFICE or ruE CHEF SIGNAL OrrckAi
WAsHiSGroy. OcI SOL A. d. }
IndicdtonA
For New Ensland, iDcrcasing cioudinsss and rain
warmer sou thcriy winds, falling barometer.
For the Middlo Atlantic States. warmer, cloudy,
rainy weather, winds mostly southeriy, iowss
pressure.
For tho South Atiantlc Statsa warmer. cloudy
weather. with frequent ratn, variable Winds mostly
northeast 10 southeast, lower pressure.
For the Eas, Gulf States, partly cloudy weather.
rain areas variable vinds, stationary or higher tom
psrature and pressure.
possibly occasional ram, variable winds, mostly
southsrly. stationary higher pressure and tsmpssa.
ture.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, warmer cloudy
weather. with rcQusns rain, winds mostly southsriys
falling barometer followed In west portions " eoidss
northwest winds and rising barometer
For lower lake region, warmcr, cloudy weather, fob
loved by rain, southerly winds, lower pressure.
For tho upper lako region ana Upper Mississippi Val.
low, cloudy weather. with frequent rain or snow. warm
southoriy vscring TO colder northwest winds failing
followed by rising bnrome,er.
For tho Iowcr Missouri Valley, colder. partly
cloudy weather. areas OF light rain or snow, north.
westerly winds, rising barometer
Tho rivers win rcma,n nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals continue AZ Capo Lookout, Cape
Hattsras and nrs ordered Tor K,uy Hawk, Cape
Henry, Duluth, Marquette, Escanabs. Milwaukee
and Section 1, Chicago Grand Haven and Section =.
and Nackinaw Guy.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
THE WILL OF MIR. IL. r. LESLIE.

MORE WORK ron 7HE bAwrERs-A NEPHEW
suRpRrsHD AND DisAPPofSTED--NEABLY
HALF MILLION or DOLLARS IN DISPUTE.
TOR TELEGRAPH TO THE BERaLnl H
PErKRsnuRG, Va, OsA 70, 1873.
Tho will OF the late Mr. Robert v. Leslie, devlsinR
property varioosly estimated at from thrce hundred
and nifty thousand 10 half million dollars In value
whom opcncd. ound to ignore Of the nepncws,
who was made joint heir In q previous viii OF 1s8s
The will bears date 1871 The nature ot con-
tents aud the exc,usion vi OF tho bsphews wsro
wuviiy unsupported. As oppost,on was made TO IN.
probation Of the will Juags Mann, Of the hustnss
Court, set = usy ~ the next monthly term 0f the
Court Tor sno purpose, and caused publication TO be
made that all parties In Interest be present. Mr..
John Mcdili was appointed CURATOR Litigation IL TO
be instituted 20 SET thc last will aside. but on what
gfsasds hss net zee srsnspirvd
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
BURNED TO DNArH IN PRISON.

DISTINCTION OF POLICE STATION HOUSE
AND THE AWFUL DEATH ov DnUSKARD.
[DY rELEanApH TO TIE HERALp.l
srRiSGYIKLp. Ohio, Oct. 90, 1873.
nrs occurred last night NJ Fairfield, . village
about Httesn miics south OF this olty, BY which tc
vas lost under very distressing circumstances james
Green, a shoemaker, was drunk, tn osborp, about
two miles north Of Fairfield. Ho was arrested
aud placed IN jail, whicn was = log building.
He set Are to this, rendering u insecure. He
vas then removed 10 tho Fairfield station house, a
franc building. About two o'clock IN the morning
the station house vas found 10 bo on nro and Was
tossy destroyed before the Inhabitants 81 the vii-
Iase we're aroused. sumbrr OF persons Witnessed
tbe burning OF she building and describe tho scsne
cruel, horrible tragic beyond uttsranee The yes
and groans of tho prisoner rung out upon
the ssii night cir with blood snrdling cioarnoss
nis struggles wore maddcncd and frantic. hc could
actually be burning, Is alleged by those who
saw she nrc So intenso and rapid worc tue flames
that the lew persons who Witnessed thar programs
were utterly unable rescue the burning man. HIS
charrsd rouaains wero taken from tho debris shs
morning. He was . tramp but had nj enc time
kad ~ Fairfield.