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The New York herald., 1878-11-22

wfypsns NS. Nov 1.-cleared, schrs Bertha Fellows
Smith Nes York n r Town send. Smith. do.
Arrived 18th George Somers Norwood Boson,ta
load nott ovs AZ FOR; Williams for New York ost anchor
aud chain.
Kendall San Francisco: nth steamer Glenfcnas tBr, Will
New York via ogo &c and was idg at ioso 2lst to
sail 23dl -
In port Oct % shin Coldstrcam. Marcy, from New York.
Just arrived; barks Crcmona. Cove for do to SAIL Nov
Ferris Thompson Potter for san Francisco mot sailed
beforel clr Otomi, Brinckmeer from lerups arrived
lgth and others reported by telegraph.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22

to shore of the arrival Of boat alongside OF the
Patrolmcn will red Coston light. to be used upon
the discovery OF a wrecked vessel.
There Is established night signal OF distress Tor
usc by vessels lake and This signal isa
Coston light showing while burning the colors red. white
red IN succession and will recognized by all signal ON
GERS, keepers and crews of stations
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NV YoRE, Nov. 2i-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped 10 day eighty.
three nchnnredhs Of second slow New observation At
Washington.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
SAILED.

Steamers City OF Montreal Orr, for Ivcrpcoi State Of
Georgia 3r Glasgow Sucvia Ger.s Hamburg; Csrbel
(8r Kingston. &c Gamma tBv,. Rcr1nuda Rio Grandc
Galveston Isaac Bell Richmond Ilstteras Norfolk barks
Sarah Chambers lBr London Scottish Fairy tBrl, do.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
WASHINGTON.

The Currency at the Coming
Session Of Congress.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

A Norwegian bark showing letters HWPR, bound u
Baltimore was seen Oct l5 lat 5S Ion ~ -.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
WEATHER REPORT.

HoLyHEAp, Nov 2l-Wind NE, light; barometer 30 i42
PLYMOUTH Nov 21-Calm thick barometer 3O.Os.
ScrLtY, Nov 2I-wnd NE. light; barometer 3o2o.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22

YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs. &C.
IVANfEb-cAxAL BOAT FOR GRAIN. IN COON
w condition. low figure, giyo aud best teruis
R0hAINE. box COT Post ONCE.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
Sails. Defamation.
-
S,csyrcr.

Es OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF NOYEnTREE AND DECEMEER.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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England and the East,

1he ROumanlan journals daily chronicle
Russian movements, but the numbers are
small and the transfers closely resemble the
settling into place of an army of occupation.
The present attitude OF the ROumanian gov
ernment towards the Russians is based on
Premier BratlanO'S circular to the projects
Seven thousand Russian transport carts have
left Bucharest for Bulgaria during the past
few weeks. There is large park of wagons
at Kischeneff. The Bulgarians have closed a
ROumanian school and seized church hith
ertO permitted by the Turks at the Bulgarian
town of Turtukat. Large shipments of heavy
shell have recently been made from the line of
the Danube to the Black Sea ports.
BRITISH POLICY.
Yesterday mornings London Times criti
clSing a speech made by Mr.. Gladstone to a
deputatiOn OF the Welch liberal associations.
at Hawarden, iii which he denounced the gov
ernment in violent terms, says: His Language
was so reckless as TO entirely OYerShQOt the
marx. II reads like a speech prompted by
deSperatiOn.n The Times also says that il
wisely in the present crisis, and the fact that
MIR. Gladstone cannOt arouse the country by
wholesale denunciatiOns Of the government.
the London newspapers, fashionable people
and educated society into some expression of
opinion to the contrary, shows that the conn
try. does not dissent from the governments
policy.
TURKISH CONDITIONS.
The Porte has made the evacuation of
Shumla conditional upon the withdrawal of
the Russians to Tchataldja. The Russian
to only withdraw to st. George, eleven miles
northwest of San Stefano. The garrison of
Shumla is too weak to defend the place, if at
tackled.
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State Association Work,

Editor &ar:-Wil you allow ME space to
say, in reply to your correspondent in THE
STAR OF the Sth inst, who signs himself Amt,
I-Stan," that 1 think he is. When he &C.
enses such men as Hon. A. nj. Clapp, Hon. L.
IL. Duel, Hon. AlOnzO Bell. Hon. c. F. Her
ring, Hon. A. Rutherford, and other gentle
men OF like attainmentS of being worthless as
employees OF the government, because they
were active workers in state associations we
put him down as one of the ShdnlS, certainly.
lie IS evidently one OF your highly virtuOuS
gentlemen, who hailed the civil service order
with delight, seeing i'm it chance to hold his
slneeure without contributing toward the eX-
penses OF the party whose lacteal gland he
cIngs TO tenaclouSly. 1t is probable that he
never folded OF sent Off document which
might enllghten some doubling voter, and that
ne never contributed a cent toward sending
home to vote men whose large families and
small salaries made such aid necessary, Or,
II he did ever contribute to the Campaign fund
II was because he feared to lose his pOSitiOn II
he did not do so, and not because he was
true republican. Members OF the Republican
congressional Committee, who have had mOSf
OF the work to do, know full well the efficient
aid these associations have rendered i'm cam
palgn work; and they have often expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the earnest
hard WORK done by prominent members of tie
associations whose time, out OF Office hours,
was deV0ted TO serving party and country
Let Amt I,Shdnl' stick to his work and mo-
spend government ink and paper to expose
himself. WORKER
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The MAHkQfa

BALTIMORE, May 1O.-Virginia skies, Old 25
do. deferred, 42s; do. consolidated, COZ; do second
series, 80; past due coupons, S2B; North Carolina
si1es, od, 10; DO. new, bid to-day. Sugar
BALTiMORE, May 1o.-Cotton a shade Letter
mddng; lo5s: Flour dun and sasy;-Howard
sy mills d
6.60a6. 70; Patapsco family, 25. Wheat, southern
ern red: l. bal 2t; do amber, i.So; Pennsyivanla
and May, june. 1sSkI sss; sRS. afy.
western active and steadysouthern white tGt
50: do. yellow, 50: western mixed, spot and May,
n;si 5lasi.; & June, 515saSES: July; 63Aas2k. Oats
sas5 a1S do @ned SSS western ghss
Rye nothing doing; nomfnally 66-68. Hay dull
and easy-prime Pennsylvania and Maryland.
13 300a14.OO. Provisions quiet and rather heavy;
~ clear @ rib BTid sides Ba6onK s1k
shoulders @ sn y; clear rib sides, 8: Hams, 9alo.
5sansa' lSS1Ii: GS%se strong and hisSsr4kio
600; Wheat, S eorn sasst 49, &c.
$3.50 sgS asas Rssss dt'TssESS saas Js B.
Money Cold iooaiSe. E1ehssnss, hsssIH tOHHs st4sspg
NEW York. May io@Flour dun s and siegi decgIiptnu
Wheat shade frrner and quiet, Corn Y and z
cent better and dull. - "nU n
sJ tSr money asy no % 12sS
y. 3. bonds, ten-forties, coupon, 1O7ss; new
Central 1Sa. New jersey Genital conseis, sesS
CentroI consea. ST. Paris Sdpiees quote FIVE per
cent rentes 100 francs 80 centimes for the account
LONDON. May 10, p. m.-Erie. preferred.
Sia; pa; r,; New Jersey Central, 1sk. New Jersey
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TelegramS to The Star.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
THE CIMBRIA'S MISSION.
What a Russian Officer Saws,
BUSINESS DEPRESSION IN ENGLAND
THE RUSSIANS In AMERICA.
Statement Of What They are Doing
Here. nv (bne nf Than,

NEW YORK. May l0.-Capt. Semetschkin, of
the Russian navy, in an interview said that
the Cimbria was now under his orders. and he
has agents in different parts of the country
Inns vessel was good store and transport
ship, but unfit for any other service He in
tended To purchase fast SAILING vessels and
supplies, but no letters of marQue would be
issued by the Russian government for any pri-
VateerS and no privateering would be carried
on under the Russian flag. In making these
purchases IN time of peace neither any treaties
or or inc laws OF the country were violated. A
russian squadron would soon leave the Baltic
lor these waters, and the moment war was de
clared between Russia and England they
would go away and not trouble this country
Inc Russian vessels would be cruisers under
the strlctest naval discipline, and the British
prizes that fall into their hands would revert
10 the RUSSIAN government, with the usual
prlZe money to the officers and sailors A
RUSSIAN squadron has already been Stationed
III the racine To watch the British there The
captain was asked what he could tell about
me reports OF raising Irishmen in this country
1or the Russian army, and of aid to the Rus
slams by the Irish. He replied that no attemnt
had been made TO draft any Irishmen i'm this
country, and did not believe that there WAS
any truth in these reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

AMERICAN LAGER BEER TO GERMANY
Several German American citizens visited
"Fatherland" last year, and while in RerIin
they had an audience with Count Won Bis.
marck. In the course of conversation the
Count remarked that he did not believe as
duced in Germany. A firm of German brew
ers in this city hearing of this last month sent
cask OF lager beer to Count Won Bismarck.
through the German consul in TINS CITY. STATING
that the beer had been received in good con.
dition. Since the reception of this letter the
lrm have received several large orders from
German houses for lager beer and the senior
partner OF the firm Sails.fOr Europe to make
arrangements for the export of beer to Ger
many-a new feature in this branch of indus
instead of exported.-fN Y. Herald. 9tt. ''o
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The Man Who is Wanted I'm 81.
PeterSburS

PARIS, May lU.-Ihe Temps, commenting on
an urgent summons to st. Petersburg OF NJ
COumany, the Russian consul at Paris, saws
IN. Coumany. who waSa a political dipIomatiSt
before occupying his present post, is regarded
as one OF those Russians best acquainted with
The Eastern question. He is on excellent terms
with Count SchOuvalOff whose views on the
present phase of the political situation he ap-
proves. We are assured that he was ALWAYS
opposed TO those clauses of the San Stefan0
II eaty which raised the strongest objections,
and, With Prince Lebanon (Russan ambassa.
cor at C0nStantlnOple), Baron JOmiLi and
Russian court the civilization party i'm OPPOSE
ton TO Gen. lgnatietf, who represents the
other party, and whose influence seems for
some DAYS TO have materially diminished :,
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ATThe two houses of the PENNSYLVANIA leg
islature have agreed 10 adjourn sine die on
the oath OF May.
6The schooner Geno capsized i'm a squan
on Lake Ponchartrain, La, yesterday. Cant,
Spira and all on board were lost except Louis
Kline, aged IA, who clung to the wreck and
was rescued. N
sIhe Home Mutual Insurance companv
of Boston has been enjoined from doine sn,sS
ther r business. bus Assets, s7il, $50; IiabIlities
As-Daniel ID. Boas, prominent ana ,,oo,.A,,
cltlZen OF Harrisburg, Pa was killed aimosr
carriage. "p'0''ins vi MS
a letter to the Cincinnati Commercial
giiI lo1 The last century,. The parentbesis is
Uer.alniy one OF the most useful signs in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

CAPTURE OF EHOsT.-One of the silly ghost
1rlghts, like those which have been exciting
SuperslitiOus people and wearing out the pen
ellis of sensational reporters for some days
past, was exploded yesterday morning by the
arrest by Policeman Moore, i'm the northeast.
erh district, OF Andrew Lint, on Chapel street,
near Washington street who was charged with
disturbing the public peace and frightening
the residents OF the neighbOrhood by aplaying
gnost. lie was arrested while running on the
roof OF a row OF houses, and was clad only in
his undergarmentS. He was put under peace
bonds. For some time past the people thought
a ghost was rafting their roofs, and some of
them were very much frightened. Lint claims
that he was looking for the ghost but the DO
lice did not believe his stOry.-[ Bat. Sun 10Th.
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The CAMERON-SHERMAN WEDDING.-At >
O'Clock last evening, at st. Paul'S Episcopal
church, Cleveland, o., Senator J. ID. Cameron,
of Pennsylvania, and Miss Elizabeth B. SheT-
man, daughter of eX-Judge Chas. ii. Sherman
were married. The ceremony was performed
by Right Rev. Bishop G.. L. Bedell, bishop of
the diocese of Cleveland. One thousand inyi-
tatiOnS had been issued, and fully two-thirds
were present. After the ceremony 10 Tela-
tiyes and near friends attended the reception
at the residence of Colgate HOyt, esq, brother
in-law OF the bride. The wedding gifts were
numerous. Many friends were present from
Washington, New York, Harrisburg, Phila-
delphla, Cincinnati and Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cameron left at 1890 by the Lake Shore
route for New York
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BUSINESS DEPRESSION IN ENG.
LAND.
More FaIfureS.

LONDON. May l0.-The Liverpool cOrresp0n-
dent of the Times, referring to the failures of
W. Winter RattieS, cotton broker, Dunkerley
Carter & Co, provision merchants and VIM
Walker, the latter also a provision mer-
chanD with liabilities of 100000, saws: II is
feared that these failures are only the fore
runners of many more, unless the present
trade depression is shortly overcome, OF which
there is nOSymptOm. Mr.. RatfieS had future"
contracts for 10000 bales Of cotton. His liabi-
tiles are fl5,WO TO t20,OO0.'' ThOs. Grundy
builder, of Southport, Liverpool and Wolves.
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DASHED TO DEATH IN MINE.-While John
Anyl, Superintendent, was carrying an unprO-
tec,ed lamp in the GlendOwer cOlliery, near
Minersyille, Pa, yesterday, the gas ignited.
causing a terrible, explosion. Anyl was
thrown against wall OF coal with great vio-
ordained a minister at the Welsh Methodist
synod held in POttsville two weeks ago. Thos
Morgan, co-labOrer, also died from Injuries
received at the same explosion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

A RUSSIAN MAN-oF-wAR saluted the Irish
flag i'm the harbOr of San Francisco a week
ago Sunday. The Knights of the Red Branch
had been having a picnic down the bav, and
the excursion steamer, on her return trip,
passed a Russian corvette. The green nag
was run up, the band played Russian an
them, and the lriShmen cheered Justify. Quite
Unexpectedly the corvette dipped its flag and
fired salute of p guns, while the crew rus,aed
to the side and heartily cheered tie picnie
party. The lriShmen, overcome With enthn-
slasm, fairly cracked their throats i'm return.
ing this compliment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

UTILIZING SEWER MUD.-A short time ago
English newspapers announced that certain
persons were manufacturing and selling but
ter made from the mud of the Thames river,
which is very much like gigantic sewer.
Official Investigation has shown that although
fat is really extracted from the mud it is not
used for such a purpose but in the manufac-
ture of SOap and candles
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Arrest of a DeGauIfer.

LAWRENCE, MASS, May l0-Geo. r. Water
man, of AndOver, Mass, formerly assistant
paymaster OF the Pacific mills of this city
whose defalcation of SlOO.GO was published
some months Since-haS been arrested to an
swer to that charge. Legal proceedings were
quashed at the time of the discovery aSWater-
man promised TO secure the corporation from
all loss by the transfer of property, Sc, but
failing in tins, his arrest follows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

A DOZEN FIGHTING CUBANs DECEIvED.-A
CUBAN named Aguero, with eleven followers.
recently landed on the Southern coast Of tha
central department of Cuba In a lighter from
jamaica, in the belief that the insurrection
had broken out again. Finding that tran
posed TO disturbance of the peace he snr.
rendered, indignant at being deceived. He
offered TO guide the government offcials ia
the place where the lighter landed him, the
vessel containing arms. cIothing and ahont
twenty boxes OF ammunition. The general
commanding the central department assured
Aguero and his companions OF a complete par
don.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

THE LAST of Lafitte's buccaneers, Achille
aged 81. His death was due to visit last win
ter to Illinois, where the change of climate
Frustrated him. His tomb lies on what was
far from the scenes Of his most memorable
eXplOItS-the Great Pass of Barataria and the
island OF Grand Terre. He was the last of the
,phuiecaneers, ,his and WITH ms death the memory of
conquered sixty years ago under the inSurgent
nag OF Carthagena. is relegated forever to the
past and to American history.
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A MILE FOR OSF-FIF,

MILE FOR ONE-FIFTIETH OF CENT-The
war between the rival lines TO Albany is still
raging with relentless fury. The Citizens
line. OF Troy, has entered the lists and reduced
the rates TO ten cents. Their boats stop nj
Albany. Berths are advertised for . cents. Sa
that passenger can 90 through with a good
are sold for Sl.50. The rates of the NeTchantSs
ana Pe0ple'S line are advertise al 25 cents.
put II is understood that passengers captured
Dy runners VIII be taken much lower Indeed.
IL is asserted that travellers stolen from the on
posing lines are carried for nOthing.-[N T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

A Row AMONG THE NEW YORK NATIONALS.
The New York national party county commit
Wednesday evening in Cooper Union. The
chairman raped and raped for order, but all
to no purpose. Police officers were stationed
i'm the room to help him, put not a stroke OF
a half session. At last w. A. A. Cary one of
the committee, was arrested for disorderly
conduct and locked up, and, there being a luil
iOurhed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

DROWNING HERSELF AND HER CHILD-At
Bath. \. b., Wednesday, Miss Smith drowned
herself and child, six years old, in the st John
river. An attempt was made to rescue her
but she perSiStently refused assistance. Sh,,
had been recently at work in Lewiston, and
was engaged TO the OyerSeer of the mill at
which she worked, but the engagement was
broken by him, and she returned home. Hear
ing That the oNerSeer was married, she took
her illegitimate child TO the river, bound and
threw il in, and then jumped in herself A
man threw her long scarf, which she yiO-
lently flung from her. and neriShed.
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Railroad ROutIS.

NEW lORR, May lO.-The feature ON the
stock exchange to-day was the continued in-
vestment demand for railroad bonds, of which
round amounts changed hands at an advance
OF 8 to ~ over the highest figures of yester-
day. The greatest Improvement was i'm n. j /.
Central COnvertibles; do. Consolidated Firsts
Chicago and n. w. ConSOl, gold coupons. and
Canada Southern Debentures.
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Gen. Grant I'm paris

PARIS, May lO.-Mr. Richard c Mccormick.
commlsSlonergen of the United States to
the exposition, called on Gen. Grant yester
day and invited him to fix time to visit the
exposition. Saturday at noon was determined
upon, when Gen. Grant, with his wife and SON
building N ''Ni 'iio
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NOT GUILTY, So HELP Me GODr'-Ben-
1anlin Hunter was arraigned in Camden, NJ.
Yesterday for the murder of John NJ Arm
strong He grew very nervous, and walked
within the narrow enclosure set apart for the
lawyers and lurymen, eXcitedly changing his
hands Irom one position to another. To the
question What have You to say, guilty or not
gnilty?' Hunter raised his hand above his
head and said Not guilty, so help me Cod
The uial will commence within few days,
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Two INNOCENT MEN SENT TO PRISON FOR
LIFR.-ROzieI, i'm Hancock county, Ca. was
murdered. Grogg and Lovitt were convicted
of the crime and sent TO the penitentiary for
life, and the supreme court, on appeal, con
firmed the judgment. The proof now is says
the Nelrs, that two tramps passed through Al
bany few days after the RoZier murder, and
sold TO Allen Ford, colored, the watch worn
by RoZer at the time of his death. The watch
has been recovered, sent to Sparta, and iden-
tilted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

OHIO DEMOCRATS CAN'T AGREE ON THE
GERRYMANDER BILL.-The democratic mem
bers OF the Ohio senate and house held separate
caucuSes to consider the question of redis.
trlctlng Ohio. In the Senate a resolution
fayorlng redistricting was defeated-yeas S.
nays 10. In the house caucus motion 10 pro.
ceed TO redIstricting was adopted, and reso-
pare redistricting bill, and pledging mem
bers to abide by whatever bill may be agreed
on by the caucus
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA. May l0.-Fire this morning
Gestroyed M L. Shoemaker Il Co.'S oil and
chemical mill, Allegheny avenue and Rich
m0nd streets. The fire originated i'm the
grinding room. Loss $4,000; insurance about
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Two MEN TO BE HANGED To.DAY.-Porter
Brown. convicted of the murder of r. n
Evans, In the parish Of Tangipahoa, La and
ward Bowen, in the parish Of Sabine, La, win
be executed in their respective parishes to-
day, between the hours Of 10 a. m. and p. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

LONDON, May 1U-The New Market first
spring meeting closed to-day, when the race
1Or TIE one thousand guineas, three year old
fllies, was run. The winner turned UP i'm Mr.
w. .Guerd chestnut flly Pilgrimage, who won
the two thousand guineaS on "Wednesday last
Lord Falmouth bay filly Janette came In see
ond, and Count +. DeLagranges chestnut filly
third, -'
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IN CASE OF WAR.
What Gen, TOdIeheu VIII no

L0NDoN, May ia special dispatch to the
Dddy Aces from ConStantinOpe says s:-" In
case of war Gen. Todleben intends To make
AdrlanopoliS the base of operations and final
STAND 1Gr the army south OF the Balkans Ii
VIII pe defended by 800 guns and SD fortified
pregnable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

A FINE FIELD OF WHEAT OF George w
Wilson, in Caroline county, on which lbs
bushels of wheat had been seeded, was com
pleteIy destroyed by recent hafl storm. and
the field has been ploughed up for corn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

The SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION met
at Nashville, Tenn, yesterday, and elected
James +. Boyce, ID. d., of Louisville, presi-
is represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-
day were Representatives Morrison, Wait.
Evans Pa.), Mckinley, Cain, Williams (Wis.)
and TiUtOu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

ANOTHER BILL for the construction of a
railroad from San Antonio Texas, to the Rio
Grande has been introduced in Congress. The
bill was presented in the Senate to-day by Mr..
Coke, and referred to the committee on rail
roads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

As- The state conference of New York green
packers and labor TefOrmers is called to he
neid IN Auburn on Wednesday, June i, with
Stale.
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OF the denomination of s., for New York, were
delivered to the U. s. Treasurer to day by the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. The
workmanship on the certificates is excellent,
especially the Vignette of Charles Sumner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-10

SECRETARY THOMPSON and his Norfolk and
Huron disaster party. about forty in number,
leave this afternoon, at half-past O'Clock, via
Baltimore