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Bnsiness Ghdnres.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE y. NE nv
~ Dvo1R TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al , LIE
UPToWN OFFICES, Nc i23n br9adS so SSIshthaVS
fOs Twenty tnirt 81, CO. Of IN
sGo Tbri ave cor. Forty aeyenthsL; AZ us ttla snd
OFFICE, No 22SI Thirdaye5 SoI Iuidivgi mn 10 SD
twenty fourthst tEiariem savings DAnA s" -
b tregular othce rates
Any PARTY having $4,000 TO loan on
n hrsolass security. for one year AZ soc1 o,d III M
90 viii address G. o. b. Post oaiee Boz l2o4 O0neoI3 NJ
TNOP SALE or will lease for a term OF years
small country store Post Once ana LArh1 ous
ana thirty minutes BY rail from nee, iSA ~ Nv ~
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Gin Real gslate for Sal

Gin iitn gslale for Sale.
GOOD WORK and reasonable prices
" CHARLES WARN, practical carpenter and builder
2O3 East 36thst
NO. 766 MADISON-AVE., near Central Park
~ and Ojthst-Fiuest meliun-sizo house with superb
GiningruOm extension. offered az decided bargain
VIII meet buyers on premises ali day till sold.
v. X. STEVENSON. IT.
WILLIAM-ST.-Y corner will be sold
w very low 10 prompt purchaser.
kULAND WHITING. 5 Beekman-st
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REAL ESTATE.

EEwYoRK. Friday, Aug %. 1879.
The following sale was held at the Ex-
change saIesroom to-day.
BuC J. Lvon
4stoTy brown stone building with lot, No l59 East
66tl-st = i45 II " OF 3d-Ave, lOt 168xlOO.5;
Desler Clapp IS. 300
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TIME FROM NEW-fORh, 40 MINUTES.
On and after BIONDAY August 10, trains wiz leave Long
Island Depot at Fmbushave and Bedford station as 0i-
FIATBUsH AVENUE STATION at $3.50, .7SO, $780,
sic cal 1910 ;0ll, ll:lO ll:25 1850 NJ; 1868 1880
l245 LILO 1925 Loo 2:D5. 2.3O 245, BIO. 35 800 4lO
424 s45 300 5:i5 $50 5:45 500, SIS, $50 0t5, 1000
7l5 1880 745, 500 $40 $50 e45, 9lO S;25, $780, l0SO
HOO p NJ
Leave Bedford station $685. 1895, $780, 9l5 9ie 1918
l55 2lO $50, 300. Sl5. $780, 800 4l5 1888, 450 5O5.
$50 5.35 5j0 $780, $50, 63j GOO, lOl, 80 1850; 400,
sos, $40, S35, $50, 915, $3.50, $50, 1929 lllO m
Leave Prospect Park station from 70 minutes later
Trains marked do not run on sundays.
RETURNING, LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH at short
intervals from $50 a. IN. 70 II p m
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY AFTER
NOON AND EVENING. AND GRAND SACRED CON
CERTS EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN
ING on THE PLAZA OF HOTEL BRIGHTON, BY
CONTERNOS CELEBRATED TWENTf-IHIhD kEGi'
MENT BAND
the only worldrenOwned COrnet So0ist, VIII give grand
selection at each concert
FLATBUsH AVENUE DEPOT is reached nv Flatbush
Avenue Bergen aud Atlantic Avenue Cars from Full
ton Wall. south. and Hamilton Ferries. -
BEDFORD DEPOTis reached by Rapid Transit Franklin
and NOsrand Avenue and Bergen Street Cars
From Street Houston Street. Roosevelt street, south
seventh street. and Hamilton Avenue Ferries
Tickets from FIATBUSIANE. round trip, 80 CENTS
Single % CENTS BEDFORD, round TIP. 40 CkNlS;
~ e. DORWIN. superintendent
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Jnsirnulon.
For Both sexes-Count

For Both Sexes-Country.
TOR LITTLE CHILDREN-HOme School in
IL country. Miss CHAMBERLAIN Newark, Del
| FAMILY BOARDING SCH0OL.-0n farm IA
miles froa New YORK board washing, tuition
aod the comforts Of country home scholars receive moth
to Mrs H. G hoSELia asRhSssst /. l.
| NREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
sptne and Commercial College founded 1872 aseasGe
ores Rey F. d BLAKEsLEE A NJ Principal East Green
HUDSON ACADEMY, Incorporated 1907;
hooagh nsr1cIion ts SS pest q retsg
information address Box 90. Hudson \. y.
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm
II for young ades and children will reopen september
sTosE, MkRfANG b. sLADE, coRSELA KNOWLES
MRS. FRANCIS R. MASTERS and her
SCHOOL for Yong iad1 and d en- a. DHPo' Ferry ~
MADAME CLEMENTS SCHOOL for Young
vi Lanes and Children. GERMANTOWN, PENN. les
tabiisbed 1871 The school viii reopen WEDNESDAY, sep
'''"Os' 40 fOi '''"'''' Apply MISS z CLEMENT.
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord. lie,
5sIa f ST S5.BSs 1 per 42asT es Fss Pro-
lessons The products OF the farm connected with the stu'
w." 7'"O'0 u" JOSEPH sHoRTLiD6E 4. NJ. Principal.
MUSIC SCHOOL, Ptttsfeld, Mass, COM
location Ie aRd 1 nj a sGd Tor the STUDY Of Sc
Pa dSeiS r-u ''i''' p'''.''' 49,
DINCKNEY'S school Directory and Guide
sent upon receipt OF postage cents 80 Unionsq n y
pOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, N. Y.-Both
o. opens september 10 " IT. BHNSIsTER Frncpai
9 S. SEWARD INSTITUTE, Florida, \. Y.
~ Male and female departments separates tuition board
aneuares beautiful location pleasant rooms select
-" - u ''''H''' Rev ii If 4 HIRLow. A. NJ, Principal
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
- philadelphia under N, care o; Friends gives thoronga
courses study, o receive the same deFrees- -,
terms Se aGdfess EDWARD IL NAGfITs President
swartlm0re College swarihmore Delaware County Penn
WEST CHESTNUT-ST. INSTITUTE for
w Young Ladies Children Chestnutst, Ihiladel
phis. Teopens n. 1873 Mrs. J. a. BoGARDUs. Irn
WORCESTER ACADEMY, Worcester, Mass.
Courses Of study: Classical scientific Aeaaemie MI
crate Advantages first Class Year begins August - For
'''"'os u'' r. LEAvENw oRTH. 4. NJ, Principal.
I3S MUSIC LESSONS for $15 at the New
81 England Conservatory. Music lial the larS s.
eminent proicssors Eighteen thousand students since 1857
Z. ToURJEE Music iiail Dosioa.
&ISn a year; board and tuition for both
p w sexes Episcopal Academy Haddonhold Nj
Miscellaneous.
DARTNER WANTED in n Young Ladies
Il Seminary New-York having scholars or infn
obtaining such capital required Address J. T.
Two PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-Pinck-
neys school Directory and Guiie furnishes to parents
gsiher With gst circular Of the most de.a
bic thus afoTding parents All necessary information
AGENCY. No so Unon.sqnare NeH-lotk -
ETANTED-To LEASE 90 a competent gen.
w ueman. term Of ycarS the seymour smith Aead-
emv, Just erected in the Village Of Pine Plains 20
pose Of establishing and maataning arsclass boarding
school Rent nominal other h9sIs tsrs @aereG EoPh Vel
Dutchess Co. NY.
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RFcnRDFD MORraAGFs


Dean, David and wife 10 Nary Amerman s 6th.
ave Of i26h-st years. - $500
De Krone, Jean and vile 70 the German Exchange
Hank. Shave OF 5ti-st, demand 5000
Toodaye and i65i-si, 3 years. 800. 5000
8 years - - GcOO
heyman Louis and wife 10 The Widow a. d orphan
Fund % Jordan Lodge, No l.. / o II y, 8 For.
sythst. OF HOustOnst years ....... 1000
kOeher. Philip and wife 20 Margaret Heb and others
VS. 3dave y 46th-sf. s7Oo
. Of 4Oth.si. years.. -. y. LOCO
Leyser. Bridget and husband 10 Oliver p Z Billings
and another u l2lst-st 81 3d-aye. l year $50
property. years,....- $500
LII SCOTT Josephine y and husband To T. Todd. G 5
2d-aYc, 81 lOJtls 500
Myers Wesibroos and wife 10 the Manufacurtrs'
woi l. ave, instalinents 1900
Schwaerzler. Eliza and husband 10 Eliza Juggrn.
heimer, Il 7Sl.st G OF dave year.......~ $500
ofBroadvay instaments....... .............,. $500
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Miller FREDERICK william Lane ......... s2558
Achacitel, Nicnaus 10 John Feuerbach 1000
Williams. James 10 AbIam b " yckOf ........... 1850
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Prepares Bows for Business scenthc school or College
S45Op per year. Established by its present principal
IN Lap For catalogues, address BENJAMIN L. MILLS,
"A II PRINCIPAL
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Ciln prOperIn 90 Ert

Ciin propcrIn 90 ftt
HOUSES and FRENCH FLATS. furnished
and unfurnssed IN desirable locations wh'all conyen
fences 10y HALL & NIXON. broadway corner 5issL
rEyO LET Newport Building, 110th~st. and
"a ave. rooms each al the modern improvements
also no sioTcs 1t moderate ients e. ID. ARCHER AOOo
sd ave.
ITO DECENTRALIZATION No. 8 Remsen-
st.. BROOKLYN; newly pointed hesooed AMI rented;
within two minutes walk ~ Wall street Ferry This Oa
the bay OF situation on tue
heights For fu pariiculats apply TO /. IL. PRENTICE
No. / Graoec0urt. Brooklyn.
WINCHESTER APARTMENT HOUSE
w broadway between lst and 32dsts. a few desirable
flats admirably arranged for housekeeping
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RECORDED READ EsrAlE TRANSFERS


YORK CITY.
Henry-st (No 1927 Marks hnaldo and wife 70 Nor
-.... oOO
Bayan1-st n and Delancy-place (24th Ward I25x
irregular John Leddy and others TO Mathew
54th-st JNo 400 we,Di Annette Shannon and hus.
band % Annie Clifford ............
54thst (No 400 Westt Annette shannon and hus.
band 20 ANNE clifford ......................
l0th-st fOS Il " Of 2d-ave, 2iN9i Thomas +
entSorth, referee 20 John II Johnston. 1850
24th-st, lZ2 Il " Of 2d-ave, 2AixySS; Christian
Nuhn and husband 20 DOrOthea Dileer $1,000
same property John digger Christian Nuhn 1890
l2lst-st, l2i n Of fth-ave, lTxI0O II Henry
NiebLhr and wife 90 Woodruff others. /
6Sd-sL n - 20 4 9 OF sthave, 2OX505 William Win
slow and wife ~ William WnsiOw. .............
1oth-st. = 23i3 n q OF lstave. lS9XlO2.2 $ Hy
2dave. 4. 25.5 II Of 54thsL IO0xlOO; Marks RI.
naldo and wife 10 Joseph Levy ................ 100
33d-st + 800 II " OF dave. 25x93 D. also 2d.aye,
=, 7f8tt Of 25thst IS. SI52. u xirreguiar; also
29thst s. 100 n W Of 2d-aVe, 4SgXrreguar, and
also No OIL 2dave Marks finaldO and wife to
Newman and Raphael COWan .............. 100
Sthst So, 1915 ~ OF AvHB 2B.1x5l.9; Christian
Schwnk and wife 70 HYATT Lyon. 14750
6Sth-sI, :, ll3 Of lstave 25X55: John stewart
and wife 10 Benjlmin KnOwltOa -.-........... 265
sweeney ana wife 70 Jane. Noys, 1900
nS5'hsm o sarah Hieinbotlsl 1850
Hahn and viie to John Z Giisry 49,. $500
l2ls.st, 4. l2jf 10 81 3c-aye. 25xlO0ll William
Leyser and wife to Bridget Leys'r 5000
Thscksr aud weto HcnTy TaaGker $4,000
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6or SIS ano farms rOanten.

GENTLEMAN and WIFE, with grown
N up daughter desire 90 rent furnished house where
owner rcmsin WITH the privilege OF taxing 10. ssi
10 fake possession about September 10 nneNceP
tionsbl, ereuco given Address j. W. TEN EHCk' Soas
burg, RoCklaDd County, y. \.
XTTANTED-A furnished house by family
w of three adults, lawn garden and stable within an
hour OF all st. Address with particulars, J. r. tribune
Office.
XVANTED-At Plainleld, n. D., Tor SIX
w months from November l. at moderate rent house
July furnished having good furnace 10 order TSe
comfort. Address Mrs. H. Tribune Uptown ONCE Lzoo
Broadway.
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BRIGHTON BEACH.
TIME FROM NETWORK, 40 MINUTES.

BROOKLYN FLATBUsH AND coNEY ISLAND
RAILWAY
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SSEOSHEN INSTITUTE" Orange Co,
ON.Y SO for tuition board Washing use o. books
rooms completely furnished and Carpeted table excellent
Home care possible only with limited Wilson. PrD.
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Leave Prospect Park station from 70 minutes later
Trains marked do not run on sundays.
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Gonntrp propsrtp 10 Eet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
" SONS opposite West Point Address FIsHklLL
SAVINGS BANK, Fshkill, ~ \.
FURNISHED Dwelling at Madison, n. IA
desirable dwelling, ~ rooms, furnished, hyo minutes
from depot from September owner VIII D ara Win
tenant II desired. Address A. NJ DOUGHERIf I44 Broad-
81. Newark. N, J.
ITO LET-Furnishcd house in PLAlNFlELD,
NewJersey. Address or apply at no GrandsL, eIty
TINO LEI at MorIistOwn, n. IA furnished
cottage OF 10 for the season. r. b. Belts NO.
2lS FOOltOn-st
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Gunner Doar0.
ALL WANTING BOARD, country or city,
n address "BOARDERs' DIRECTORY 76I broadway.
ga VERY,S.D KATONAH, Westchester
n County-Ainong mountains Manopae aecatuc rotor
healthy beautiful; excellent table, mAgniheent mouse
and grounds plano, boating croque gnnng Terms 90 ~
A N0NG the BERKSHIRE HILLSIDE
n let above the sea MAPLEWOoD HALL P1ttsnel,
Mss extensive beautiful and weshaded grounds com
soTtable well furnished city conf e
seiept table; terms. Address GEO W kIIIELLE
1T FERN VALLEY HOUSE, finest place
n in Tie CatakiA hrscass board can be obtained; good
hunting dshng bating scenery nnei good music uAU
.'sii. terps moderate best city references given
' CHARLES :. JOHNSON, Cairo Greene Co. N y.
A NONG the CATSKILLS.-House new high
n ground. good table piano plenty fresh milk eggs
sotfner boarisrs T. Sverey, l23 Mercer 81
~ ~ Ncrrt 254 Fulton 81. Brooklyn. Address NJ * CALk
IN iIiiside Home East Durham. Greens County N 4.
1T LONG Embellishments board !;
"A few select boarders 81 upwards Apply to T. hohAND
GermAna House
At LONG BRANCH-Delightful board;
~ few select bOArders 81 upwards also eotafes 70 .s
Tor sae or exchange; also plots and farms Tor NeT N
improved property. Address W. l., BOX 4a Long oIAnon
novs, summer Boarding -SchOol.-See Swlthin
ID shcrtidGes ADVERTISEMENT under Ansuaeuo0' 0esih
mng $50 qaArtsss
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Real estate TO Gxrbauge.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
II desirable NeuYork city tenement properly I'D me
order and rented J. o. HOYT son. 4 Plne-sL
II GNSAS CITY. MO.-BROOKLYN, n. Y
N nartv who a about locate IN Kansas city would
yebangs BrooIlyn nnincumbered lots for kansas CITY OF
.,. Hs',,.rn Tesl estate rutland g. WHITING,
Otiol "'''e'' 'N' Beakman-st,
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the only worldrenOwned Cornet solois VIII grand
selection each concert
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RETURNING, LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH at short
intervals from $50 a IN. 20 II p. m.
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nlnslral 5nsIrnmeus


DTIMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL a. CO.
~. No rs EAST l4TH-ST -,
CbcksrnA stein ways and other Pianos Aha Ofsa' ~"
for cash, on Instruments. and for rent
0REATEST BARGAINS in PIANOS and
u ORGANS during this mouth ever Known IN lhe hso
stseS we are determined 20 maintain our po9n az Wy
S,ft PEST and most ABLE House ~ The hOIu
ts6s" ~ cuT present stOck a. 600 n EW and SC
SNbHASD lNSTRtM ENTS OF BEST makers lneiuuins
M kTFiIs' and SHONISGERS, place them Nllhb wy
zach family the land by Offering them al fAO
TOpY PRICEs ali fully warranted We have peeh Wy
hess nearly thirty years and eaubot Do OF
Gas instruments BY any house % AmsIieA AZ once
o. l w ~ ~ rERs SONS 40 East l4th-st, NeW-fork
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FREEHOLD INSTITU TIE, Freehold, n. j.
oys thoroughly prepared for college business Sem
Tor catalogues to the PRINCIPAL Rev A. G.. CHAMBERS
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IVY HALL, BridgetOn, New-JeTsey.--T
18Th Year Of this ONE school Young Ladies will ope
SEPTEMBER 10. For particulars apply 10 MRS. NJ. {
SHEPPARD Principal.
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GREENWOOD LAKE.

SPECIAL EXCURSION.
EVERY SUNDAY AND FRIDAY,
Via MOnclar Greenwood Lake Railway. Train leaves
COurtlaudt DssbrOssests & and
Jersey city Special round trip tickets sold at Jersey
CITY only including trip the Lake 81 Do
SPLENDID FISHING AND Boating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07
FOUR.AND.A.HALF PER CENTS.
Great Demand for tho Nom RnnhS

NEW YORK, May THE Tribune says
The sale OF 4H per cent. bonds by the syndi-
cate is now averaging Sl,250,0O0 day. 1t is
stated by members of the syndicate that the
demand from all parts of the country, espe-
cially i'm the west for this issue of government
bonds, for investment, is so great that it is
difficult to keep a supply on hand to meet il.
Last Thursday the June option of five mil
lion dollars was issued, and it is stated that
nearly the entire amount has been disposed
OF. Yesterday the syndicate subscribed for
an additional five million dollars in anticipa-
ton Of the option for July, making twenty.
five million already called for under the con-
tract of April ii for fifty million dollars. A
member OF the syndicate said yesterday that
with the present average daily sales of over
one million dollars it would become necessary
TO call for another five million before the
close OF the present week, which would antici-
pate the August option. The sale of the en-
tire fifty million before July was assured.
Chicago was drawing largely on the syndicate
for AZ per cent bonds, and a brisk demand
came from ST. Louis, Cincinnati and other
western cities. The heavy sales of AZ per
cent. bonds did not interfere with the popular
loan OF per cent. and Chicago was ordering
the latter from New York, in preference to
patrOniZing the Sub-treasury i'm that city tbns
saving from three to four days in the delivery
OF the bonds: 1t is estimated that sales OF
y. s. bonds of all issues yesterday aggre gated
2.25O,OOO, of which nearly 81, 100000 were Az
per cents. and G5O,0O0 per cents"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07
Tweed,s Legacy TO New York.

the counsel of the late VIM. nj. Tweed, sent to
Controller Kelly yesterday two documents
which Mr.. Tweed had wished to be given to
city. One was the assignment by Sheriff
OBrien of One-half of his claim Of $500. 900
against the city. which was purchased by Mr.
about 100 acres of land in Carmel. Putnam
county, New York, together with mills and
other property conveyed by Tweed i'm 1872 to
=. Foster Dewey, and now conveyed to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

THE REV. Mr.. NosBURGH's CAsE.-Reports
nave been circulated In Jersey City that there
was TO be compromise of the case OF the Rev,
MIR. NoSburgh, who was indicted last month
for an alleged attempt TO poison his wife. In
quiry elected the tact that before the matter
was brought To the notice of the grand iury
Mrs. Nosburgh addressed several letters TO
her brother, Mr.. James SickleS, who was push
ing the case, urging him not To be party i'm
paid no attention TO her wishes and appeared
as a witness before the grand Jury. He, as
well as DIR. Cornell, deny that they have ever
made any oyertures with view to vOmpro-
mise ". y. Sun, 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

IHE LOUISIANA BOND CASE DECIDED
Ihe Louisiana supreme court, In session az
New Orleans, has decided the great bond case
pending there for some time i'm favor of the
New Orleans Pacific railroad. IL declared the
valid, and ordered the auditor to issue s250. .O01
Immediately In compliance with the condi-
tionS When all the present valid debt is
funded, including S5O6, 35l consolidated plant
erS' associated bonds, the debt will be only
Sl2 Oo9, ls, leaving more than enough room for
the two million dollars for the railroad before
the limit Of 81, COCO is reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

THE BRITISH NAVAL FORCE in the Pacific is
exceedingly weak. While the PdU MdH ques-
tlonS whether Russia by breaking through the
declaration of Paris can do English commerce
much harm out of the Pacific, il comedies that
there unfortunately the government seem
even yet scarcely alive to the eNigencies of the
occasion. The Triumph, though an irOnclad.
is poor substitute Tor the Shah, and other
vessels are being sent TO the Pacific stations
Ii Is claimed that, apart altogether from the
value OF NancouyerS island, its harbors and
coal. the British squadrons i'm the Pacific are
far too weak for the interests they have 10
protect. Any heavy loss there, though il could
not OF course have much effect on the main
issue of a war, would be singuarly damaging
to British prestige i'm those seas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

ARREST OF SAFE BURGLARs.-The Boston
police have arrested Herbert w. Otis, Charles
DOherty, VIM. Ryan, alias Mysterious Billy,
John +. COnners, Charles III. Gilman and Jen-
HE Walton, for completely in removing safe
Scltuate, Mass, Monday night week, and rob
bing il OI $4,000 in bonds. Herbert W. Otis is
a nephew OF the party robbed and member
of the firm OF MerricK, Billings & Otis drug
giStS, of Boston, a concern which lately failed
Otis. il is supposed, cOncocted the whole plan
OF the robbery. The entire property was re.
=
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Is the New York State Association
f POliffc8I?

NORTH CAROLINA Town ELECTIoNs-F1toy
Riot in Weldon.-The municipal elections i'm
North Carolina yesterday resulted generally
in favor of the democrats. At Weldon. usrIai
ly democratic, the republicans were success.
full, but a contest will be made on the ground
of fraud. A riot was one of the features of the
day at Weldon, in which the leader of color.
both sides were wounded. Ex-Mayor Fmarv
was struck on the head and badly hurt. A
military company was telegraphed Tor to Nor
folk, va, as there were indications of a fresh
out tereak. The presence of Virginia military
on the opposite side of the river, it was
check. ,'o'>1 'Ao "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

THE HANGING OF A Boy, is years old, for
murder committed when one year Younger
was an event in the San Francisco jail about
two weeks ago. John Runk belonged TO that
kind of youths known in California as hood
lums, aud probably il was warning TO hood
lumS that Gov. Irwin permitted the penalty of
the glbbet TO be inflicted upon a boy who
could hardly be regarded as having attained
years OF discretion. Ii is a horrible story that
now comes from San Francisco of his hanging
Ii appears that deputy sheriff had a theory
as to the proper adjustment of the moose and
that ii was decided 10 experiment upon Runk
Accordingly the moose was drawn loosely
around the poor lads neck, with the knot un-
der the chin. The result was that he was slow.
ly Strangled TO death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

The WoRkINGMAN is HUNGRY, saws Kari
Kings, soldier of the Red, once firebrand
IN IN Germany and now shining light in a
the lnqulsitiye reporter, will there be fussY''
'asYes, think the trouble will begin in CaIifor
MIA. That is good state for revolution"
lies. Pennsylvania is a good state and Massa-
chuSettS.' Full of factories?" Yes, and
the Workingman is hungry" So he came cut
az the point he went in, having made neat
little logical circuit. Under the Second Empire
II was fashionable i'm Paris to speak of reVou.
uon as little difference of opinion between
the man whose stomach was empty and the
man whose stomach was full. Is this the grim
pleasantly of the American SOcialisis2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

EX-U. s. ATTORNEY GENERAL BINcKLEY
MIssING-A dispatch from MILWAUKEE,. wis
saws that the friends of Gen. John b. Binck-
ley, eX-U. s. Attorney General, are greatly
alarmed over his sudden disappearance from
were found several letters addressed TO DIR.
Stearns, Mayor Black and other parties i'm
Milwaukee, the tenor of which is that he in
tended to kill himself. He has of late been
brOOding great deal over domestic troubles,
and is undoubtedly insane. Diligent search
has been made for him, but so far without
avail.
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Louisville railroad was sold at Pensacola, Fla,
yesterday, under foreclosure, and was pur-
chased by j. +. Sullivan, holder of the hrst
dent of the Pennsylvania railroad. TO which
the franchise of the old company is now trans :
ferred. The price paid was $4,000 for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-07

EXPELLED FROM THE MINISTRY, - The
Methodist Episcopal conference i'm session at
woodstock, Vt, has expelled the Rev. K. ID.
Hopkins from the ministry and membership
OF the church on account OF the charges OF for.
gerieS brought against him