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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LrvERPOOTs-Tn Sedmshin Egypt-E. Powell. r.
Reed Mr. ana Craig and child r.. Johnston. MIS- -
ROtherbuy, T. Odell Mr. sck land. = Thomas e. kraa@
W. Anderson r. W. Gooiwine r. L. GOOdwine r. j. Chance
w KrlIenak Mrs n Calom apt. Hamilton Mrs Hamilton
j. Ham ton J. Tut A. Coey u. ". Minors L. Gerso j.
Minshall Mr.. Henne, Mr.. Crorsllnd
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4 PROPOSED INTERN TIOyAL Law.

The following letter from ii. ID. Jencken,
secretary OF the Association the Reference and Co
ncaton OF the Law OF Nations, received by David
Dudley Field and sent by A. T. sprague secretary Of the
American International Codc Committee, TO the scerc.
tary o! State:
THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE RLFOnM ASD)
CODIFICATIOS OF TIE LAW OF NAT1OSs,i
81 Chauccry Lane.)
Ny DEAR SIR: We have received information direct
from Berlin. that Prince Bismarck had principally from
n suggestion crnanating from association, resolved
To invite the Governments of different States To join
in a commission for the consideration oi
an international law on bills Of exchange
AustroIIungaFy Sweden, Italy and the Government of
Switzerland. pleased 10 Inform yOu have consented.
Count Munster, the German Ambassador, mas been III
structed TO invite Lord Derby NOrcgn Ohccl 10 take
part 49,.
A strong feeling exists that America also should Join
Would yO therefore, at once, take steps To ascertain
the views OF your Government and let me have the IN
formation soon possible. 30 that may colnnnn
cate with Berlin. You Will GOubt agree with me-
that what happening Is highly satisfactory to US and
must be 50 To you | rrHnil. Truly yours.
". ID. JEsCKLs, Hon. General Sec.
The Hon. ID. u. FIELD, NcW-YOrk
Mr.. Eyarts writes reply that the State Department
fakes much interest In the subject. and Is ready 10
ccye and act upon an invitation II extended
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Banta William AMI WIFE 20 Margaret Ii FOnlyce, lot
No So lGth Ward. on 3thave. --.---.-......... so
Ferguson, Robert =. 10 Celia Jane Ferguson Waverly
st, 200 r. Of Mouroeave 1oOxloO. ..."......
Filan Nicholas AMI wife. to George Sehnell, No
Harketsf,
Foley, John 4. referee 10 Emil SOcggerat'. walker
S. g. 100 70 Of West Broad Say, ZnxlO6. 49,
Keenan,, Dennis and wife. 70 Abraham and solomon
Hinm " cor Westchcstcr and Eagle-ayes, Nor -
Tsaula, COX 80
N' 100 II s Of L |' 75xi605 $3.50
KnoblOch. Adam and wife. TO John II B0pp, Christ0
pher-st, 81 II V Of Blcecker ~. - lNIO Il
Livingston, Eliza and husband, TO Serlphina Phean.
GOhst, 2l5 II OF 2d-ave, 20X1OO5-. 14,O
No i3S OrehaTds, IS ,lxs7G 1870
Obersky Sarah TO Fajblsh Iibmau, East Broadway,
3l5 81 MArset-st 25X75.5. 49,
Richards, Pierre e and wife, To Mary II Moore. No
~ Laght vt and NOip4 Canalst 3lXi7lO; also,
undivided half Of lot on Th0mps)nst " :, 10 II sol
Prncest, loXT5 4,O
Robertson. Hester, to Kate q White, lots and OF
Prospect Hill estate at FOrdham, 100 ixll6l0... go
Ryan, John aud wife. 10 Jane II Duffy, 46ths $50
II of 2dayc ZOx101J 1,J
Sanger AdOph L. referee, to Emma Eyre, 2t-aye, W
- Il n OF 27thst, 24.SV1OO -. 9O
Sedgwick, George = referee. to Daniel Walden and
Francis Wilder, executors, etc, of John Lewis,
10th 81 i25 It e Of lO~ave 25xgS. 1,0'
SezlnI john III and wife. TO George Schnen, No
Spear, Helen and husband. Harriet n spear,
divided 9TH OF lot Of land on LeGingtOn-ave, es,
80 II OF 3Sth-st 2lSVl0O 60
Ward John +, referee. to the New-YGrk Fire 1nsur-
ance Company, lot NO PA 9th Wgrd. Mottst. S,
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BRANDON FOUND GUILTY.

ut IIIdI OF " IIIHW Z. DTdHJTUTIl HCVUhtU OI
being Of the who stole ho furniture of Mcken
dree W. Jones. ended yesterday In tho Court OF General
ScssiOns before judge Gidersiceye, verdict OF guilty
OF grand larceny Brandon reInanded for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30

An cid Methodist preacher going around
sld lady spectacles ado you love the Lord ~ he asked
'Well parsoD, siat got n0thin agin himp
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Gounirp properrp 90 Get.
RARE CHANCE.

a KAKE CHANCE.
TO LEASE FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS,
world and magnificent three story edhce the
H0ngkong Hotel Hongkong This spacious ad coinoiots
hotel Is situated in the heart OF the business OF me
all the mail and coasting Steamers - - ~,
The bndlne has every improvement and all couven
fences elegant billiard rooms reading rooms. and
dInng hall which Will accommodate 200 persons, &c.
For photographic views. plans aud further particulars
apDly 10 r. & G. DEGENER.
"' 90 Wallst, Now. York.
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aIusiraI lnstrnmerfs

A DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL & Co.,
"A. No. II FAST lirIt.Sr
Chickering's Senways and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, instruments. aud for lent
KRANlCH a. BACH, 243 East 23ds near
N 2dave have beautiful assortment OF nne Pnnofoftes
both and which they Offering very low
Pianos lent and sold on installments
I IGHTE e. ERNST. old house OF Llghte q
prices and on easy monthly payments ct IL East lsthst
Also smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
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Gin Real Csiatc tor Sale.

Gin Real estate tor Sale
4 BARGAIN-FOr sale, Is NEW HOUSES
~ sOthst and Sstst and Avenue Boulevard $1,000
and balance in instamcnts. monthly
at all hours Apply ON the premises
NOR SALE-Tenement house in Christie
Il phcrst., paying we'll rutland It WHITING, Beck
manst
COR SALE-Very low, a valuable leasehold
property consisting of lots the southeast corner Of
22nd llthave Lease having 90 years une1pred Ap
ply at the lumber yard on the premises, TO JOHN H. BUS
SELL
history BUILDING, 6th-ave., near 30th-st.,
- SALE LEA SEA stationary and fancy for
sale flats containing rooms for Housekeeping A DALEY
G66 Gthave.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Baker Isabella and husband to the Mutual Life In.
ami 3davc i6OxIOO go. -. $1,000
Bcrran Anna a1S husband to Scholas Phillips ''o00
cor"y DoroGea ana h5SaE9 to Joseph stern and
Jacob Mezgcr No 423 lOthave 21Slfx O0...... 5000
ucrullein. Andrew and wife, to Caroline Iuptmann
suGokst, 3 30 OF stanton 81 2OA7j....... $500
D'c5tT o1 and 90 s $3.50
Decker cara and husband 70 Hannah Flrnsworth, .o
Duty Jane and husband, % John Ryan, i6thst ooo
Fuscher Martin ana wife. to Charles E Geusch, -.
German Phlip ana VIE to Peter Al6reGhi e cor w
Gran, g{ Ys 9na ,s x4s9 90 TSa E G6t AoOV
%t1 II Of CcrIandsy , lo on ;oo, 900
Woi Lcxi0gtGnave 75xl0O5 -. 49,. 10000
Huehet lhafne 70 Mary Melvin Gth.ave. $50 II oo
LyncR, Marsiref to Elizabeth Aiiiev, i4nst s.
Mo3 FIREMAN ans VIC 70 Jsq ; /; ic5 ara
st. 2O.2xl00, collateral to note and or..-....
Moore jeremiah II and wife TO Peter Lnys r ex
Quiz. jo,ph and VIE To- tfccneai K sheridan ex 'O''
ecutor, 57h-st, i6.S # W of 9thavei FLAX ., am
styles Charles t. to wlc bronson " cor c6tlat
Same 10 same same property 3,lsO
conpahy cor 4th a We and 66h It. 2oSso '.. $4,000
COMPANY eGhst, 5 IS It v Of I'm ave, isTsO. 10000
conpany Geih St $ y NV Of 4hays lsS!oo5 T. 600
Same To same .tlaye 49, 30 on 6gh ST. 4o91d I2Goo
same to SANE, G6thsi, II 5. 80 II 4th-avc. Isx ~
SIHe same 6Gth-si 20 n Of 4th ave lsxSO 10000
Todd, Mary - and husband. to John " Pickett 18TH
81 n - "a II W OF MadsOnave l5.3X7G.S, and TN
divided oueseventh OF No 70 Plattst 2x74l... 10000
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
others trustees -. NJ. :, 900
F.a- Emma Mary II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
IIe.uer John Emma Faas l.456
Kaufman CharleA David Waise -....... 1900
RoLemai Hermann TO Aglta Nalcher 1000
RELEASES
Wiener. Henry. TO Mary S Todd. release Of part Of
Virgins. Frank r.. Clara and Peter Decker, release
VI part VI mortgaged premises Observation-Disclosures.
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE.
Griffin, Rena ". TO coo
RECORDED LEASES.
Stuyyesant Robert II, To Charles Kane, llth s,ss,
IS II OF 3daye 22x9i-lo. twenty one years, at 800
Suvvcsani. Robert II. 10 Charles Kane. 3lave, $,
l6O'Io II n Of lOthst 237Iox7S, twenty-One years,
annual rrn Of 900
Stuyye-ani. Robert Il. to william stuart Slave, .
1lSsto II of 10Th ST. .37lox7S. twenty one years.
annual rental Of 400
Stuyvesani, Robert Il, Ia John II Brady, 3Lave.
9i-io t n of lOthS 80 I0x1S, twenty one years at
al annual rental 4oo
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Do1r0 ano Rooms.

West Side.
4 DvERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BY RECEIVED At tn
a. or Jos West Twenty thirst. or Eghtha ye: 100
a.e COT Forty seysnih. at The ia hLLM 9rF5ct
Carlem savings Bank Buiiding. up 10 p u at regular
ARGE connecting rooms on first and second
Mrs BIRDsALI, 2ji West tith st
ORIGINAL BOARD DIRECTORY, ESrAB-
board. WIN or Without private liable IN all choice
A. DALEY. GG6 9Th ave. Everett Library Rooms
I ELEGANT SUITE FRONT ROOMS; also,
ST. broadway; house and location unusually desirable
D LARGE ROOMS, neatly furnished front
and back with CRATE and gas sl2 Tor two, each one
io3 West Ibthst
~ for gentleman wife may be hid with large rooms
second foor also. two small rooms.
s(O WEST 32ND ST, very desirable parlor
boari; every Thing strictly iirstcias.i
.}.} WEST 22D-ST-Two desirable rooms
')) fourth floor To let with board references exchanged
.kS WEST l2TH-Sr.-Pleasant furnished
good; table ancxceptonabe; table board given.
~ WEST WASHINGTON-SQUARE-Ro Rooms
10 with board for gentlemen and wives aud single gentle
men; reference required
~ WEST 1OTH-ST., near 5TII-AVE.
Desirable front and hall rooms with superior board and
home comforts. at very moderate prces transient visitors
~ 20 per day; references.
ICS WEST 2D-ST.-First-clsss BOARD
- and dehghully pleasant looms prottily FURNISHED
with excellent table, very reasonable to desirable par
ties; references exchanged.
East Side.
A QUIET HOME, near Gramercy Park.-Par-
~ lOr and acoyc bed second floor 'front.' neatly ur
nsied, with BOARD, for and Witc
class parties house brown sOus; modern improvements
terms low; references, No. 1873 East 18th IT.
CHERRY RIPE!-By Helen B. Mathers, author
" Of Comm Thro' Rye" Latest and most brilliant
novel, Just Published complete In Tribune Novel Extra, No
II. Price, 10 cents
1.(D-ST. EAST, 10i.-A large sunny
so with good board also small rooms refer
ences
s(p EAST 29Tll-ST., near Madison-ayc.,
CI sunny ballroom, with excellent board terms very low;
table board 81
'l(s EAST 23d-ST.-Plcasant sunny rooms,
sIDon third door, board In handsome house dining
room on parior foor preferences exchanged
IL EAST 1STlI-ST.. near Clarendon Hotel:
Il Very desirable ROOMS with excellent board; hal
room for gentleman.
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Counlrn propsrin 90 Ect
HOTEL TO LET.

AZ MINUTES FROM LIBERTY Silly
IN express daily also frequent trans rom
CORTLAND comfortable Summer or Winter
uaye low Aros; near dcpos paved streets choice 9 w
residences. win acre
more II desired lald out Ia lawn gafden rut shah,
vines, &c.i houses have twelve ro0n gas wafer 0lth m
surrounding going eligible and healthy local.
" at low rent Apply al the West EIaDeth Passengcr De-
by, address OWNER l.. o. Box 49,. Elizabeth,
n j.
Se.)S PER MONTH will rent the house. 21o
Up ~'( Washington Wooside Newark, from October
l. Apply the premises OF j. H. DEN ISON, lOO bele'
vineave. Newark, y. j.
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The Markeix.

BALTIMORE, June 2s.-virginia SKIES, cid. a5:
do. deferred, A.: do. c,nsolidatsd 6OX: do second
series, Gs; past due coupons, s21; North Carolina
SI3aSa. o ''
BALTIMORE, June 26.-Cotton dull and
t6~ei-mlddlihg, 11S. Flour dull aud heavy;
HoWard street aud western grades lower-HowarI
stfset ana western super. 2 50a3. 25: do. extra,
S,ous 30; do; family, 4. 75a5.z5. Wheat south
eIh acuNe and steady; western quiet and esster-
southern red, L. 13s1. rs; do. ambe 20; No. 2
western winter red, spot. Loo; july, l0l4;
August, aSx. Corn, southern scarce and firm;
western quiet and easier-soutberu white IS: do.
yellow. 49,; western mixed. spot and June. - =:
July, 45A; August, t64: september. Al =: Steam
er, 3913: Oats quiet, steady and qnchan yed.
Rye quiet and steaay-goed To prime, 55a6S. Hay
firm and hishsraAaryland shsroao aud Pennsylvania
prime, IL GOALS 90. Provisions firm AID un-
taanged. ;, Butter @ nnehange1 Petroleum quiet
nominal. whisky firm, I09. Receipts-hour
1.5O0; wheat, Is, 600; corn, g. 090: oals L 200
Shippients-wh heat 1s, COO; corn, 2S, 0Oo Freigats
70 Liverpool PEI steamer quiet-cotton, Nd; flour,
NEW YORK, June 2e-stocks strong. Money.
8. Gold, 1O$. Exchange, lsng, 4S54; short,
4S14. Governments firm.
NEW YORK. June 26.-FIour ouII and de-
Ginning. Wheat dull and strongly in buyers favor.
Corn and cent better ana quiet.
*. doNDoN. June 20, 4 y. m.-U. 8. bonds,
1857 5, 1e7; ten. forties, N94. Erie l5A, New
jersey Cenrsl, 32h, Beading, 16s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

How CLERK RECEIVED BURGLAR-A
telegram from North Manchester, Ind June
L, says: At one O'Clock this morning, w. T.
Green, OF the firm of Green & Vanbuskirk of
Evansville, a little station three miles west of
here, on the Eel River road, was awakened
from his sleep by some one cutting at the west
window of the stOrerOOm, in which he was
sleeping. He quietly reached for his revolver
and held himself in readiness. The thief soon
raised the window sash and crawled about
half way through, when he hesitated and
jumped out again. Mr. Green then took a
kneeling position and held steady aim on
appearance and again peered into the room.
He must have suspected that some one was
inside, for he called to his partner saying If
short work of him. At this point Green fred.
and the thief rolled out of the window dead
and his partner, who was on the outside. made
his escape. The ball entered his skull, and he
died without a struggle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

WHPPING-POsTS IN VIRGIN1A.-Virpinja;s
new criminal code will become operative ON
he lst OF July. Under it one-or more whip
ping posts Will be established in each city and
there Will be no Imprisonment for petty lar
ceny, except for second offenses, and where,
IN the judgment OF the justice or Judge the
condition of female offender may render
stripes unadviSable. The legislature deer
mined on this change at the last session. i'm
view OF the crowded condition of the prisons
pOyeriShment of the cOmmOnwealth's finan.
cial resources. The right of appeal from ihe
Judgment OF justice TO trial by jury is of
opinion as to the necessity for the re-estabIisb.
ment OF the whipping post, but the majority of
ihe people undoubtedly expect great thugs
from IL as an economical and crime prevent.
Y Times ~ '- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26
Bank Closed.

PoTTSNILLE, Pa, June 26.--The Shenandoah
valley Bank, at Shenandoah, closed its doors
tllS morning. The following notice was post
ed: The directors have decided to close this
bank for the present. The steady withdrawal
OF depositOrS, as the result of the continued
depression IN business, and the difficulty in
collecting its assets, for the same reasons,
have prevented the bank from accommodating
the public to only a limited extent for some
time past" 1t is believed that the bank is
entirely solvent, and that all the creditors
will be paid i'm full,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

IHE CASE OF FITZ JOHN PORTER.-The
board Of officers in the Fitz John Porter case
agreed to receive Gen. POrter's statement the
first thing. MIR. Maltby, of counsel for Gen.
Porter, proceeded to make the statement
orally, at the conclusion of which today he
VIII hand in the printed document. The board
is composed of Major General John NJ. Scho-
held, in command of the department of West
Point; Brigadier and Brevet Major General
of Dakota: Colonel and Brevet Major General
George W. Getty, commanding the artillery
school at Fortress Monroe, and Professor ASa
Bird Gardner, LID. professor of law at West
army.
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WaIIachian Fortifcations.
Vanderbilt On the Railroad SituH.
ton.

CHICAGO, June 26-Wm III. Vanderbilt pre-
Sident of the New York Central and Hudson
river railroads contributes a communication
to the Times on the present railroad situation
He refers 10 the depression in business of a
great number OF bankrupt roads and the un-
certain future for all roads unless there is a
change in the management, and favorS the
pooling plan. He says superior natural ad
VantageS, better management and greater
roads solvent much longer than others But
every bankrupt line tends TO drag Others
down. Such road pays nothing to Stockhold-
ers or bondholders 1t has no responsibility
to owners, patrons Or the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26
Wall Sfpnnf Tn<In

NEW YORK, June 26.-The Posts financial
article says: AT the Stock Exchange We have
today higher and generally strong but very
dull market for speculative shares. United
States bonds are LalI higher here as well as
IN LONDON. Railroad bonds are also strong
Gold sold at 1907. and has since stood at that
price: The gold loan market continues active
and borrowers have to pay l1%a3 per cent.
ior use Foreign exchange is strong at about
and iSs for the best bankers bills Money on
call is 2a2!@ per cent. on ordinary stock ex-
change collateral, and lall% per cent. Oh L. s.
cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

ACKLEN STARTS FOR WAsHINGTON-A tpia!
gram from New Orleans last night saws: Con
gresham Acklen left for Washington this
evening TO ascertain the source of the recent
SANGER, winch has been refuted by the ladyS
by telegram from General ROSser.''
Persons in General R0SSer'S home (MiuY1eap.
0lis). who claim to speak for RI IN renlv to
Mr, Ackien cuIu, cHS.Ml:iIm the less sensational
version OF the affair, which represents that
Acknn retired when discovered. without wai.-
ing to be assaulted. So says an Associated
IreSS dispatch from St Paul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

Miss JC1 TET CoRsoS had an interested au.
dieDce at The Labor Exchange last evening tn
listen 10 her lecture on Training Schools for
Cooks" she explained what a cooking school
was, and gave an outline Of how they should
be formed. She then drew on her experience
in teaching the art of cooking, and showed the
advantage OF knowing how 10 prepare cheap
meals In an appetiZing manner. The various
detallS into which she entered were very in
tefeSting and instructive. At the conclusion
OF the lecture a vote of thanks was on motion
OF Commissioner of Education Eaton rendered
Miss COTSon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

HARTFORD, CONN, June 26.-In the supreme
court this morning the state attorney quaShed
the indictment brought at the March term
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, and
filed new information, more extensive in par.
ticUlars as to the charge of conspiracy. Rear
rests were made, and bonds of 5000 each con-
tlDued, and the case was put over TO the
IN pllStt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

GOLD DIsCoyERY.-A telegram from Bis
marck, ID. T., June "a, says: THE steam 4r
Benton, Just in, reports rich gold diggin rs
discovered in Bear Paw mountains and great
excitement at Benton. Five hundred people
were there waiting for the reports of truSty
truth OF the reports. All the principal busi.
ness houses OF Benton have wagon trains
ready Tor movement in ease the reports are
confirmed "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

The ITALIAN CLUE REGATTA AT NORFOLK.
Inc Ihallan Club viii give an excursion on
the Sth of Jnly. The Analostans of This civ
aud the Elizabeth Boat Club, of Portsmouth
Va, have accepted the invitation OF the Tina.
nan CLUB TO compete for a silver Gun at Nor
folk on the 9Th of July. The race viii be a
1our-oared Shell, and the Analostans will send
the following crew, yiz:-Messrs. Campbell,
Marshall, Maunder and Page. The Chesa.
peake Club, of Norfolk, may possibly also COM
pete. and the mayor OF Norfolk has been in
Vlted TO present the prize cup 10 the winning
crew during the performance which is to ba
given by the Thalidn at the Opera House, Nor
folk. in The evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26
Auction Sale Of Coal.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Fifty thousand tons
OF Scranton coal, on behalf of the Delaware.
Lackawana and Western railroad company,
were sold to-day at the following prices
Steamboat, $3.4lH per ton; CRATE, S}47ka
$50; egg, S3.5513a$3.60; stove, $3S7J%aS3 80 :
advance over those obtained last month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

THE CAPITOL HoNICIDE-T Trial OF Ellison
The trial OF G. c. Ellison, on the charge of the
murder OF David Small in March, 1877, was re-
sumed in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie
this morning, and one half the day was occu,
pied In an argument as to the admissibility OF
al the character OF Small. Several witnesses
testified as 10 Small being well disposed when
sober, and quarrelS0me when under the infiu-
ence OF liquor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26
THE TONI

lBE TONER LECTUREs.-Dr. Shakespeare
oi Philadelphia, who is TO deliver tomorrow
evening lecture In the Toner course "Tor the
discovery of new facts for the advancement of
medicine. although young man, has already
won distinction in his profession. He is thor
Oughly trained In the use of the microscope
and the most approved methods of experiment
tai Investigations. The subject which he has
chosen for this lecture is the mode of repair of
arteries after legation, &c. The facts he will
present are derived from original experiments
conducted upon living rabbits guinea pigs.
and other small animals. His studies com
prehend every stage of the process of repair
from the first day 10 complete recovery. See
tiOns of the arteries are taken at every stage
OF repair and subjected TO the microscope and
photographs made, so that the facts IN the case,
can be taken by other observers and expert
mentors. The deductions which he and the
medical profession are enabled to make from
DIR. ShakeSpeare'S experiments, il is believed
willprOye valuable additions 10 medical know
ledge the purpose for which the Toner lee
lures were founded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

AS-A boat containing eight young men was
CdpsiLcu Oy Sudden a4uali nuar Halifax, n.
o, sunday evening, ana four were drowned.
IS Alex Burns attempted suicide In At.
lanta by cutting his tnroaS because his SWee;-
heart rejected him,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

EMPLOYEES SUsPENDED,-Notificatio bav-
ing been received that funds for the cOnstruc
tlon department of the Portsmouth IN n y
navy navy yard yard are short 5000, the employees OF
exception OF the caulkers. have been snS u,t1
pended until July '" 'A'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

SSir George Back, the distinguished Epe-
dead. %
A[n there were more women ike Mrs.
Jenks In politics what would become Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

SPEAKER RANDALL will be entertained at a
dn1n diinei py the democratic association of Phla-
IlllGeni VIM. A: Wallace, John Kelly, Gov.
bMcCleilan and Congressman Kimmel are TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

NAVAL ORDERs.-Conrli nlilnahder L. A. Boards.
lee 10 the temporary command of the Speed
we'll Surgeon Theodore Woolvert6n to the
5. Matthews, who is placed on waiting 0rderS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-26

TURNING THE TABLES ON Co>,sro,1
sarah Blakesley Chase had Anthony Com.
stock, agent OF the Society for the Suppression
suit nff for IN Sew York arrested Yesterday, in
ComslGck was held in $500 Bail was fnr r