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National Republican., 1878-10-19

SUNDAY, JUNEo 1873, AT t4s AN.
$iSztNEw YORK YORK FMfiSihhiRpBf'GpnpHrA, AND DOS
ION EAPRESS Ecoit city. On Sundays to Hal
nctinn Sfe only stops a. shlpley Laurel Annapolis
s o5O,,Baltmofe, Annapolis, and Way. (Crnnperry.
SI,aiwDVVrg winchester. Hngerstown and Way via
Ti6-tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
.Sl0-POlnt OF Rocks, Cranberry, strasburg, Win
chester lIa,iger%,t2wn las % and Way Sia,on, ,,o.,,,,
XXMD XMS.Dil BALTiMORE EXPREss parior Car 10 New
,,ork f,ork and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis Juno
sss-tsT LOUIS CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, AND
PfTTsBURG EXPRESS IIagerstown and Valley
Branch except sunday. Through chr to StauntDn
Pullman Cars 10 Cincinnati daily. Grafton 70 San
,so6-on Sunday oniy-Baltimore Annapolis and
io'oo- BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stop. at Bndep,
DnIg Betsville, LAUREL Annapolis Junction. Jessups
and Hanover.
I2Io-Baltimore. Annapolis Eilicntt City, and wav
TON ESPREsS On SUNDAYS to Baltimore only,
stoLping ai Al stations. STOPS at Laurel.
AGRR AGRRH5iM2B EXHnt fpdhRENsnURG s AND AM.
at Annapolis Junction. "" '''''' '''''
Esi-fPGint Of Rocks, Frederick. IaFerstown Win.
chester and Way stations On Sundays to Point Of
E4PrPSfN NSRfHLk, @ H S,!i" XND bal,
Canton, stops at Blndcns6urg and Laurel
GSl-t baltimore and Way stations .....,,,,
El5ItCHICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPIRES
Si6-tBALTiMORE EMPRESS. -
g2j-tsL LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
AND pITlSBURd EXPIRES. pittsburg, except
n n9n;9,TtNEW :, SEN, g2H5K PIIIt;ADELPIIIA ;a.D3 AND
York and special sleeping ear to Philadelphia
tDnlly. luhpr TRIMS daily SUNDAY,
National Republican., 1878-10-19
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Washington City Poet
Onico October 10, 1878.
LADIES LIST.

- LIST.
johnson Lena
Jackson Laura
Jcnkins Mary
johnson Mary (2)
johnson MS
Jones Mary
johnson llobeTta
Jordan Rachael
Jack sou Rose (cO!)
Jackson SUSIE
Kennedy Alice
Kendall Laura Il
Kelly Nora q
Heating sarah
IOwprv Frances Mrs
Lambeth Jennnle
I.aIpin Ea'e
Lancaster Lucy
Lyons Nellie
Lewis Nellie
Logan olive
LnWTcr &c T D Mrs
Moore Ann W
Madison Belle
Mathews Ida May
Moore Kate
Mack katie
Morton Lucy
MintUyne Ltonora
MARITIME Lizzie
Match Mrs
Mills Mrs
Manard May
Marshall Mary
Muulden Margt
Matthews Rebccca
Milford Stcnnle
Mitchell 5 Miss
MCPhersOn Charlie Mrs
Newton Loycnia
NpnIath Y Mrs
OppeTmann Il Z Mrs
O'HArn Jas T. Mrs
Preston Annie
Powell Amanda y
Pollard Caroline
Perkins \ l. Miss
Parker katlo
Perry Mary T.
Payne Mary Ellen
Queen AnniG
Reid Amanda
Rock Alice V
Reynolds Ann
NolIlSlOn Beilie
Russell Caroline
RiCmund Emily q
Haincs Helen
Randolph JnO Mrs
Richard Laura
Raners Lucy Ann
Rahlis l. Mrs
Rvanpy Mary
kedtlick Mrs
RUuls Mary +
Relth susan
shalipT A Mrs
Shack AddIe
scroggins AggIs (oon
Smith Lydia
81 Clair Leila
Sheppard Mary u
Scott Mary A
Smith Margery
hhacklett Mamie
scott Nanny
khelhorn sophia
Scott susan
Thomas Lou
Thaycr NJ A Mrs
Tull Marion
Toliver sarah
Thielicke Tenle
Vaughn Henrietta
NAnwinkle Tanner
yoss VIM Mrs
Wills Belle
Wood Cathsrlne
Watkins Catherine
weedOn Eliza
Wide Emily
While Emma
Willis EliLA
Wilk insOn Leitle Mrs (2)
Washington Mary NJ
Watson Miss
Washington Sophia
Watson Sarah
MEMS LIST.
Kenney NJ (2)
kyhe Patrick W
Kirk Col ROllin II
ki,bouTne VIM II
KOhn W
Kuuntz VIM
Kenne Il Callahan
LhnImOn Col u NJ
Lenis Edward
lemOur T.
Lemon y
Leonard Harry
Lonberger II
Latrobe John II II
Laurie J c
Laurence Col J II
l.enOlr l. W
Litlleiield l. Austin
Lee Thomas
LOntss Il q
LUmas Thomas
LongwVrlh II rs
National Republican., 1878-10-19
TuQekeEs' Guide.
RALTlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

sAr,oNIs Tns Ssarn s5saI doqe,H.,sSs s1onr
NORTH, NoRrHwEsT, VEST. AND SOUTH
- TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE9 1873, AT ffS A. NJ
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ON HER BEIM ENDS.


The bark Maxima, Capt. Sulam, OF Swan
sea. Wales. arrived here last week from
Annoy, China. with tea. BY Tuesday night the
cargo was removed. and with IT the ballast.
leaving the vessel. which lay at Pier Al East
river, with only tho ballast lpgs on each side TO
keep it from keeling over. Yesterday morning.
while Capt. Sulam and III crew We're at break
fast the ballast log on tho port side. weighing
fifty tons. fell into the water with splash. the
chains that held II harms 1rcken. oue Of the
crew sprang up tho hatchway to see what was
the trouble. hut before he reached the deck the
ship slowly careered over on her starboard
side, on which she was moored to the pier.
swapping her topsailant mas's sharp on by
eontaet with the rigging 81 the CodsireAn.
which lGv nn tai 9th sd" oi ~" pier h"r
spurs and risslug were d4sWanu'd. tue deck
RAJ. WIS badly urokeu. and ih" boats thAt were
pressure OF the i4rr ~" vented m" vessel from
'ompct,ly ovrrturnlus. As 1t was, her gun
wHir- sot under wt"r.
TIE -ramru h'gHu cutting AMI clearing
away IA" spar- und ri-glia. Wi'l W"f" weigh
ing the vessel down. After thr ship hal been
/ fr.sd of all suportluol- wr'ght.N rop" was
iu.t"urd 90 her mH uun-t ana truiHd OVER 10
Per - which was on the port side oi the Max
lnls. and oup. - =" 90 tNnf On wil"n she WIS
lfuuine. \ hundred or uor" idi~rs wcr" Askcd
{. tt@' ho.i. an !, uni"r iA-r an't"d "ll.i,' '.'
NuNima WIS rl~atrL II fr'W tli"n " M u
work o. replace her rigging unt supply m
MESSING mu~t~. and hv nl-ut AL The " 'uih rpA'
a~ securely and lu aplulH NJ ilE - -'tM' IINF d
/ trim i- hriOrn ihr a'' 'H; lh' l'~- IL slNNJ
The MANimt H. sud tu ue an uu u NV snip
! SHE rap-.l-d IA port ln SWau-ea. ami then with
Out ti.-N .us.o of q .HtiN-t iug = lns way. sat
/ Is seemingly luprri- iy balanced.
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The Mayor OF s.. I..us Visited The cry Hall yesterday
Tie sr,e' L'ui circu, VIII parade through The
street. .On SATURDAY eNcni =.
Mc..r- Nd',e'on carn4n Co received Yesterday
r fr.' of North ii'er sA-a They were sent t" 'he
A T. BurnnuA announces humorous rcciuions and
rcr'or min 'he ,iN,hrs' oti'e' Methods Li-eop"l
Church TO morrow eNt n..-
"M.nou ,to bc llFcd 'of tnc a.t umc in Che stand
arl uu SATURDAY es,inn. ou Monday e'rmn-' AH--'e
Mitchell VIII aplelr in 3is'
jonn Msec Ds. 9g'n | % s III H. HSn0 %a. marreG Az t
oniy twod.Ns bciorr hc dl.aNicaed.
rssmr' Of o Am'EGf e. M & r NeT Tgrs aiss. s4a "a
WASHINGTON M ,Ie hoiI Bri.Nick n-t e'cmn..
r." rhargs ilruo, 'gtnen n'ssr,i,, s, "Ponaft
y,los r,erIn ho J4neiro Vn 'ae'd"y liz l""'i' ave
The cnds of nau w.o W's ngna t,ins a Se'y'q'y,
ei-h.h -r' an -l aNr'"' l",' ',,u th sg sg
Tr,uc..,o uo,a,,
ceomi...opc, Ncc,mc. sailed in the, steamship
il p..s .ul Bu'e. e.n.h,n AID Nrs'rs Clancy. by and
f"ld ven "'h 'n"
The s;ockn.li.r. or the Rrcwer' amt e-occr.' Bank
With. o. p r. NsoA p.po..'O'' have Js, called
wnn go "l'hdr'" u'' money
Ncyr.,ri "a sa,, ,acsrt y the Lane,ie A'yl9m on
.sWrl l'ina No,.rr i1'i ligr 20 y. ony 'uln-,d
the n',,, u,i,n,ui. was n,uenr,al
william smi,a sll FI'uk pw,,ret ga sgl!saa ''rccs
la'u.. ior-el NJ J. u -" .,r, nam. ad "'uuned
wino.
S..,so, Cement cs"mgS,r s' SO F'; y9
.ui o.. cmp1oymcn for thrve months AS recovery -
lar Aoclmau1anou soccty has a-krl 'lc PARK CON
ir'.'i 'nci' 10 ,r lputh lft Do n" "H" w .'' .N,
l,l. ild.., ii.d,. d,ies. nul plants 'o os "po''eA
by ur society
,,1 %"" y, % .l5 S,a9aon & S"o' @ & - n'i'. '.''"a
| troo,, ra'y sN.r % n'e = D. N.'l 'a,. 80, ~,
sentenced tu >tv iUs4u iu nNr years ~ '"1-e "'-,I
The copmi.,,.ur. vno have c'ur. pf rc est g. ot
ID
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THE WOMAN'S SELF-HELP SOCIETY.
Mr.. SHADES Combination Depository 60 be
Opened In a Few Dnys

At largely attended meeting OF the
Ladies' Combination Depository in Mrs.
Slade's parlors. at ~ West Thiriy-second street.
last evening Mrs. DR.. Monroe Morris WIS
elected treasurer. ani the organization OF the
society SO far perfected as to warrant an early
beginning Of active operations. Many OF the
ladies' brought with them specimens OF their
handiwork consisting OF linen and woollen
m>,s with japanese centres laces OF various
Kinds, baby socks. AMI numerous other rtlcl"s
Intended for use and ornnmrnt Several OF
those articles were purchased by visitors at tue
close OF the meeting.
Ia order o. meet certain expenses incident to
the r-tahl shment OF the drpo- tory. II was r..
solved that members who could anDrd II should
pay n Tee oi twenty-five cents on rnrohmmnt
About forty ladies entered their names. The
district solicitors are now ready to begin work.
aud within a few DAYS retail m"rehanis IA diI-
i.rrnt lines Of business VIII o." called upon 10
contribute mht"rin o. h' Hpportion'd 10 the
members OF the drpOs tory VINO are at present
unable o. purchase.
Mrs Sudr. the originator of the new move
ment II now in rrcrlN ot from ioity 90 MY
calls daily from ladies desir'uS OF joining the
society or of aiding II. and letters come py every
mail asking ior uiormation III regard 10 the
soclrtys objects. Its success may now be re-
sardcd as certain.
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ANYTHING 10 BEtT TIMMiNT.
A Lively Conference In which the Hon
Dcnis I,uru. Makes nn Explanation

IT,. 81, ., .,,.,xo,,iya-
Another step toward Ilahhhs Il" VI '''''"
,t,,, ,v,s taken last evening ly the committee
'''' W. '"' t,.,,d T., ,,r,.on,,, the Hotel
WHO We're upi'IN'u I" '''""'' '
brunswick -Tammany parry. olhrrw s'
..,il,.I th, Ctv Democracy EN-COnsrcsrlnau
=, =, H. ~ ,t,ir,n,r rrr, r,rd t'iut
tho committee who went to Albany to urge the
",,i,,a,rr, to mss laws reducing the salaries
l.. ~l'''' VI w. - H., ,,,, ,'.s,r.d bv the
OF oillcas III 'hls clS h'" ''' ~ -
Senate Committee on Cities that the l"hih"n'
hin giving the Board of Apporiionment sole
u" ,'ns ,,' "aiartns would no, hecome n
power To iiN those sh'"''cs N'"'i ~ ..,..r,,n,
law. and that the resolution Tor inc e"ppoIn',',m
o' c'ru'in ~ ,,.,,ld rroloblv be
for TIA" reduction oil s"'"'''S "o"'D Wv
passed. ,,..,o, ,ho,,h conter.
"r' "o'"ns - ,.' i ,,u..,i ,,i,h mcrhcrs of
ence Committee had 'aN'" WIZ" ', ....,h
,nI,yiiuaIs who were in sympathy with the
movement for retrenchmeht ana u-"'ns' ","-
many. All OF those gentlemen believed III tho
| ,.t,,. ~ rri,ip,. nil of the Democrats who
Mr.. ,,,,,,os,d io Tanimnny and were confident
/ H., Xxx N uninn couId und ultimately would
t'',,o t'i',, ~ n " " ~
! Th" rsport was received. and the committee
| 'rn,,,',,rr Dnr'rrrnts
lie '",nin'" 81 yn G IN, nri,mn
ni',u's @ a. ,,inn II a T"ntv Cnnu,ittrn ~
| ,to ct, n,n,o.r,rv he h"ld in every Assembly
mi.,r,c{ On th evruine Of wadmrsdsy the i7th
rn on ,i II t,, n'i ,.srr,lIx Distrirf he, on
{. Np,ll'@ @ a,u ,',,i v', ,,9y rn MINI, t,yn dole.
ua ,a,. trr,n .,'b ~ i,s ,latiop disricts
E Ern , 'v,' 10y ,,, W. ,.t,,,ad Than NIr Theodore
7, r}ult VIZ ,r t'' ',En door mi in n Hrin,
T.. lNiliiiison .oYe ,Y , wv @ ,'t ir. nf pan,
sl,D", 1u.evsuu ,t w." " 1,tl,, u'sl ~ .nlnres nj
w,rn's WHO W. N.Y. a MA ihc nhrtion of mnnrr.e
nun ~ h il i' H. ,r. H., ,rin,nrts ,r,
Sa1gg o'''s oe ca''oa o''o'' '"' ''''''' '''
h'uI' pA.. u ~.o,or ,,,o,.st finn, ,ba Com,
NJ hoo1rt ~, N00hcy UNe1 u" ca snch
Ii'TG nestinS Sp in 'it thr frst Week x in In April
flmo,ny Snca %, III. N',n ""tu ~,
orloie the lheeslnE Mus S"a'uu iur ~ ,i,h ,i M
snou'n ne nAue 10 nnn" "'or rhns VIZ" a o
anti in'nanS N u, ,.,,,ir u"
urin nnlIt' nlI , un's III ~ n Noonv 7, n shor,
ihls ulu h,t sun ~ nt ,"ou,,. -. ,n " @ ,,'a.
spee'n ne sau e'ns W., ,.t' ,'',h ,h" ',oo,J' M
movement thht VIif 'ua"u n WI, WIZ, W. '' a. 49, ~.
WIN tht 'tnVlS "',, -. ~ ~ - ~. w..
est oi lndlNluuihs. Inc wy p'il".,"'S, M,.n.' Hr
do all 1t could TO unite the opponents ol I'm .
many; hut. II II ialled, II was STRONG enough
stlnd alone. Observation-Disclosures. .....,. 10.
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Who Ciubbed Fraucis Whitef

On Sunday evening Francis Y. c. White,
clerk in the Colwell Iron Works in Eleventh
avenue. was dubbed by a policeman Mt Twenty.
fifth street aud Eighth avenue. He went nj
once to the Twentieth street police station and
laid his complaint before Capt. Allairc. Tho
assault WIS Il; 1920. und according TO Mr.
White wns entirely unlrovoked. Capt. Allllra
told Sir White to call at tne stat. oriiy after
midnight. AMI assured hin tlat all thr 9ill 'srs
Wpo tUre Vim kim 3 or ton. At I2!2j &. VI. tho
men who had Just o''"n relieved V - iriwn w
in line in op"n order. and Mr. Whiin WAS re-
quested to identity his assailHnt " tnout a
moments hesitation, ana at r a tu"r ~ cursnry
glance ut the men. Mr.. White wIik"i - the
right Of 'hs in. and pointed out k1Hn isma,n.,
GoliinG, aat is the man VINO GUIDED me-!
Don't make any mistake. now" said Capt
Allare, who knew that the roun isnan WIS IN
the police stat. on AZ tn" time ~ the clubbing.
Are YOU sure that is the man =
White was SO sure H. WAS right that he made
complaint against Gnidlns at the Jefferson
Mnrket Police Court On Mnnday. charging hlm
Wis heard nv Jmsti'e Dmry. Cooling beng nc-
| conpaniei by ON 'er Patrick krly vino was
one % ms witnesses. In the court room Nhlte
| and Kelly stood clos , - -ther, ana rs The eN-
! animation was about To- begin, the former
! turned u the Justice. and said was mis-
nsrn a.. ,,,nS bs.Dy y i,e1 % N.Y. w 'n h1 he ronn,s
| man was di.m s~rd. ana Whlt" aWurr Tor tna
second tine to tne identity Of MS ass iilnni, "x-
| planning his iir~t n.i-tHke hy saying thut tnere
| was u great re-.n l.nn'e hetwc.n tn" men. NJ
| h ; request tur hearing WIS adjourned - en-
| r ie iim 10 get another witness to IDENTIFY
Yesterday. he appeared AGAIN and Charles rte,
| y 'ln.nly oi ia 'v'nig 4yrnne. s"9ri 'haI nl
| nO.eneo. tat was he'd N 500. his own rccos-
II zln'e heinz accept d.
ul'e u I'm. in Iw uty hth street iroW I;2I
until 10 o. sunday evening ana Tint he did
his insp. tion of ths platoon. nc tK"lyl wns nQi
IN Inc. tut lu~t ar r tir III nl. 4 On oi Co T.
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Nils. Won HilIern Ahead OF Time.

CINcINNATI. March 2O-Bertha Won Hill
lern started at o'clock last evening on her one
hundred mile walk, 10 be done in Iwenty-elght
consecutive hours-the first fifty miles without
sleep. Greenwood Hall WAS filed with specta-
tors fuly One-half ol whom were ladies'. Mss
Won lliern was IN fine condition. At $40 TINS
morning she had competed her nity-nlnth
count Of loss Of sleep but walked with as much
animation MS when she started last evening,
She is entirely confident Of completing her
task. She completed her task IN tw"nty-eght
hours, with seven minutes and iorty-iwo Sec
onds 10 sparr. During the allotted time. her
rests aggregated four hours. nlty minutes, ana
iny-one seconds. The longest rest was one
hour, twelve minutes. and fifteen seconds. at
the end OF the ilitieth mile.
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NOMINAL TING NEW JERSEY JUDGES.
The Names Sent In by Gov. Mcclellan for the
Courts OF Common Pleas.

TRENTON. March 20.-The bill to incorporate
company transport oil across the state by pipes was
indefinitely postponed the committee having reported
that 1t Is uncon sutuuonaL In the House the general bill
for the incorporation OF cities passed. the bil
To provide armories for the State National Guard.
The the senate the following nomina-
tons for judges OF the Courts Of Common Peas Atlantic
county. joseph sewel; Burlington county. ciaNton A
Black Cape MAY county. He1ekiah Godfrey, tumber'
land county. Nathaniel SRA toh; Essex county. Stephen
W Fichcuer. Gloucester county Samuel J. Miller, MIA
dle-.x county Charles ,. Newton: Ocean county kic'
hri ". OouuNer, Passnic county, Henry + simmons
sa'en county William Iinmner. wee Markell ware.
salem county Allen Wallace. to MI nm. Npired term
sonirr-et county. John VI. rArretsun, lnton county
rrcsing judge Richard T. MeCormack, Warren eO-nts
J,hcl T. Kern -
Robert SimuonsOu. E>,cN
Judge oi the Dl-trct u Jersey city, John Garriek
1hese nominations we're referred.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
SHOCKING USE OF TIE CLUB.
A POLICE OFFTCER HEATING ALL THE
MEMBERS or 1 FAMILY.
BrcaLing ~ Womnn's Arm-Uow the Trouhis
started s.erting thut the Deed was Done
In Self. De fence 4 hnrucs TO he Answcred.

Brcnlirg "a Womnn's Arm--Uow the Trouble
Stnrtcd-A.ertinG that the Deed was Done
In self Dcfence-tha to he Answcred.
Before Judge Ottcrbourg, In the Yorkville
Police Court. there appeared yesterday morn
ing Officer John D. Herlhy OF the Twenty
second street police. charged. upon two COM
plants, with brutally clubbing Mrs. Lena
Koerber and her son. Charles koerbcr. oil 30l
East Thirty first street. Az Mrs. Koerber was
too seriously injured to appear in court her
case against him WIS postponed until Friday.
On the complaint Of Charles koerber. herllhy
WIS held In 5000 bail for trial.
Charles Koerber testified that about 10 O'Clock
on Monday evening. as he WINS going home
with pitcher Of beer he saw the officer stand
ing inside Of the area railing Of a Mr. Cart
wrights house. and talNing with Carrie Cart.
wright In fun he said to the oiil .er., on
| cheese it, wh"r"upon the officer turned, with
| an onth. and struck W tnrss with club on the
| lrft arm. Witness ran into his own housr. ard
hnnd and arms. Thrn his m"ther. brother
! George. md number OF nclghbors tried 70
protect him from the on "r, who ,clubbrd thcm
! all ind rim inHtely. breaking his mothers
arm and otherwise srverly injuring n-r. und
beating his brother Grorse severely. Tihe ON
Ger took witness to the police state and SerEL
| Fitzgerald Il scharg"d ham.
| Mrs. X. .r'rr. who was confined to her bed.
two doors away, and thi near NJ ths no no se sns
run to ncr own huuse TO see what WIS ne mat
ter. She found Ofieer Herliny,i in the entry
| and WIS in turn stru"k several tunes WIN tno
club. Her riGht forearm is lrncturgl ana thrr,
are several large contusions on different parts
Miss Cariwright.the young woman with whom
the ON er was "a H., + ns ga' ] conaro ttse ss
| the Ger, ind that he also had something IN
his hand that shone. which she thinks was
ON ,er Herihy SAYS that he was giving Miss
Cartwright an order Tor some coal, IN wnich net
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Her Goods were Samples only. and she was
" Muiing 10 Pay the Duties

Nine. Ralliugs appeared yestcrday before
Commissioner Shields an 4 gave bonds in $4,000
t. appear for examination on charge of SNUG
Cling. She is a rather stout. elderly lady, and
WIS dress, / innricn h.urk suit She was some
what embarrassed az hor appearance before the
g. .nt,ni .,u. r. ni hurr., nut whom toli that
-ur .oitII. ..n. Slr sua. through her counsel.
tltttu"GupI- -r.c,.i W.T.. WIinly s,lWp'"s 90
.tvIs- r'- .N,. had scloHI"d ~ her European
trtv. e.. and fuat urhai l"l, them on the steam
~ ior tho lni 'r- Co oNllullc as ~l" nai no IN,
Voice. So wished thrW ~ b' appra srd. and
yre ~ ling To- uav the duties. II the nill 'rrs
ul.l.rynIii.d thrm slr wr- NOT - rlnm", Ani
snrtinu.nt j, very hlri ihnl they should be-
hrW los ih GovNrun'ui Wiir tue siyl's W'i'
,,rny.rs I'D. Sne h.d wr teen 80 the Secretary
81 tan Treasury ollrring o. iny TIE money for
thnluti,s and take The gou-s, bat no answer
had been received.
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THE GREAT WILkING MATCH.
O'Leary Making steady Progress and In
creasing His Lead to 12 Miles.

LONDON, March 2O.-1he international
walking match which began in Agricultural
Hall. lexington. Monday morning. and is to last
six days. Is progressing amid much interest.
The immense crowds constantly throng NJ the
building enthusiastically encourage III" ped -
triaus in their monOtonous circuit around ,hr
hall. The large auendanre and enthusiasm
have the effect to spur the others on 10 renewed
effort. but seem TO have no effect on OLeary.
who continues his same straly stride during
the n sht when the hall is deserted by ali rN-
rept the trainers and timckecpers. as he docs
when the enthusiasm IT, al H. height IA the pr a~-
cnce ~ spectators and with the sfraus 4 ou-
rDura-lus Wu-.' 81 10" bands. lh' Wl.h ihE
thus ilr IT. tine fastest un rr'ori Many hnri'r
persons have Attended, lnrIudln- SIR John A~t-
ley. through who-" generous cnterprise the
contest originated
At o'r.o.o n-t evening O learv ami Corhry
had each cuupl"tgi Ia wll"s. NAhslan luH,
and Brown 10. Til" Highest -'orr 90 the rec
mainln, competitors was lis. OL"ar, had
from his attack of di2lnrss. II" was tJ .i.ur.tt-
IL fresh. and matinE steady progress. Vaughan
was forcing the pace. ani making hls nIlNs lu
much mi .kcr time than OIrary. CorNey had
retired To- take "A SnOlt rr-t. som" of tir re-
inniuils contestants exhibited evident signs of
a SIR 49, and Will probably hr cnmp'ir'i %
withdraw. Tine pa - irOlu tle start Nu- nr'n TOO
ias; tor amateurs. The betting whirn had let'-
is m,,urvcu on o Lrary aeainSttnc i.~id, yr' rcd
| Cnrkey VINO ware regarded as dangerous rivals
! Of ~" American. Both nave exhibited wonder
| iul -tly.u- powers.
Al midnight over 5000 persons wore present
and q Lrury was walking a hvr-nile-un-hr rur
gait. amid the applause Of the excited tuou-
| sands. q Leary was nine miles ahead o tprNey
who was running at intervals. twelve mics
! iud tnirtorn mile. ahead Of Vaughan.
ALA. VI. to-day O'L"ary had aided 10 his
| lend ana at ! = the record stood q LnHry. > "
mtrs Corkey, 100; Brown, ioo' vaughan loi
unl Smith, lis.
A3P VI. OLeary had completed 249 miles
| Vaughan. 237 Brown, 233; and Corkey. who 1t
| resting. 22J miles.
IoNDoN. March 2l.--At midnight oLoar,
| lad walked 2s4 miles. Vaughan al and Brown
| 26s O'Lrary continues TO walk in line style
| and is much cheered.
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The North stoningt on Tragedy.

New LONDON. March 20.-The Grand Jury to-
day found uue BAL ot Han,aushicr against John Cod
durd. who Killed Michael Mackey his btothcrlnaw at
the latter house North Snugtun the 10Th Of last
Deccmbfr MhckrN was iut'Ncnird at the uine ol Tie
huml,ide and abused MS wut' VINO u "uidhra Nsur
;udnrd red and quarrel cnsu' d, m which he
hed .ix shots NJ Nackry, four OF which tnok elect God
darl then MackeN on the head with An axe sew
era times crushing AZ his skull Mack,y lNed ory nve
hours alter the quarrel, when death resulted IRON the
hl1IANa uIIl lh. Akull
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-21
New Briuhton'. Trustees sued.

Justice Tiernan of Tompkmsvile has sued
the Trustees Sew Brighton 10 recover balance Of
$50 10 ALLEGED 10 due him for services performed in
ls,6 and 1867 The Original amount the h Wa *3it 10
and the trustees allowed INN slsb aNcrung that they
had tne right 10 cut down the h notwithstanding mat
the courts had previously rendered II decision ior lie
amount III favor ui Mt IlVrnah
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A Gang of counterreiter. Captured.

CHICAGO. March 2O.-A last night and up to
an early hour tins morning spec'a Government De-
tecyc ~ rrell engaged IN unearhing ana ARE sung
gang expert counterirl"rs who have been sending
haze coin iutn the Northwest tor several months past
Tho whole ui their apparatus and some oi the tolh-e
were cauturrd The members the gang are al nuiu
nou, fhelr names are Edward j. Lee. nhhs Edward
Wright" Gcorlr Hooper. formerly n policeman here,
lcurgc Qug- sNitu ieaderni thr and Eugene
uAIIInAm. AlmllNr nl Lum.lAMe lIArlmllL
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Three hundred little orphans from the Ho-
brew Orphan Asylum at seven,ysiKlh street AMI THIRD
avenue and 800 little ncwsboys aud hootblHcks, saw
uur Bachelors Ia the Park Theatre yesterday alter
Ihr httie orphans very demure am quiet
bat hr hlothlacks and ncwshuNs were lrrrrresshie ~
the rurk scrur where Mr Thorne pAu,es ior moment
b, lac asks Miss Granger Tor uNor, ana NJ she COM ~
qurs what 10 l.. slrill Nuice IN Tie gallery shouted
" hricc her. old boy, brace her Mr. Crane was an, C.
unnatriy Rreeud with, "Gn II. old pumpklns ana WI
Robson told SNAKE em up Ihc orchestra
struck M Whoa Emna.' and the boys joined IN the
chorus THE sweet rs aud By was sung with u vim.