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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence Weakness
~ Of the organs OF Generation &c speedily an rauc
cured by wfNCHES rERs SPECIFIC Pill. 80 70 ~
boxes usually sufficient Price 81 box SIX boxes -
Send for circular. Prepared by WlNOHESIEh - NNT
Chemists SO John-st.. Now-Yotk.
CTRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of ING
- Generaye organs radically aud speedily cured Hol'ss
10 and to z HEN ny ADANIELS n. D., lAiLeNigVonA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30
RECENT RAILWAY PLANS APPROVED

hLtLNl DAlIh Al lLANo Al NV III.
At a meeting yesterday of the directors of tho
Wabash Railway Company the proposed cOnsolida-
ton with the ST. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railroad was approved, and meeting of the stock
holders TO Tatify the action appointed for Octo.
Der g. The directors of the st. Louis Road recently
have approved the consolidation, and ii is under
stood chat meeting OF it's stockholders will be held
on the same day. No doubt of the accomplishment
of the scheme entertained by the officers Of either
company.
The building of an Independent line between To-
lcdo and Detroit was the subject OF prolonged dis
cussion. The plans and estimates for the work
were shown AZ the meeting. The engneers'esti-
mate of the COST of the linei exclusive OF the right
OF way, Is Understood 10 he $500. 900. The route
selected is nearly straight line, between the two
points and is several miles shorter than either
Of the existing lines. 1t passes through
Monroe, bur a few miles beyond that town lies from
ten TO fifteen miles west of the present roads For
more than three-fouThs of the distance between
Toledo and Detroit the route lies west of that Of
the Vanderbilt lines.
Under the terms of thu agreement with the Grand
Trunk and Great Western Railroads. the three
companies 10 guarantee each One-tliiTd Of the
mortgage bonds placed on the new road. Since the
agreement was formed it has been ascertainc1 that
the Great Western, and II ~ presumed also ithe
Grand Trunk, could net guarantee, under their
charters the bonds Of aTailIOad i'm foreign coun-
try Meetings of the directors OF the Canadian
hut dispatches received here announced that the
meetings would be held probably on Wednesday,
The difficulty is not Thought To be important for
the reason that the traffic contract between the
companies would be n sufficient guarantee of the
debt imposed on the line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30
ANOTHER MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION

The oil ers and men Of the Manhattan Railway
Company have formed mutual aid association,
with The popular cashier of the company, George
d. Davis jr., as president, and Dispatcher VI. J.
Reed as first vice president The objects Of tie as
ISOLATION may be inferred. The chief purpose, as
set forth ia the constitution adopted, IS " TO relieve
the ncccss tics of sick and disabled members, and
benefit the families Of deceased members and IL is
believed that all employees of the road Will promptly
enroll their names as membeTsS
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
urnso>T nTvrR-ADDrTTONAL BuoYs.

HUDSON RIVER-ADDrTIONAL BUoYs.
OFFICE OF TIE LIGHTHOUSE SspECTds THIRD DISTRICT
ToAPKlSsyILLE. y. Y. July %. 1879 } :,
By authority OF the Lighthouse Board spar huoys havd
been placed at the following points on ne hudson RIVER
TaTryown Flats. red bnOyi EsOpus Pe lsllnd hou-
zontal striped buoy Plawchy' above Esopu Light aor
iz0na strped buoy end Lower Coal Beds or East
Camp red buoy Rodgers Island. lower end red buoy
RODGERS Island, upper end. red bnOy.
J. NJ. b. CIITZ Commodore I, 8. n,
Lighthouse Inspector Third District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30

bv the street Railway Motor Company OF New
York CITY," organized for the purpose OF manuaGGI I
turing and dealing in locomotive engines ana ;t ~,
stock is fixed nj 80 800 900. divided into zo,oOo
shares of 800 each There are seven truftTes rs
follows: David Groesbeck, P0meroy 4. DIghlnsoiL'
Robert A. Lancaster, Grant Is. Schley' 1onIE ~
HowIand, Eugene II. Angamar, Rufus IL. Beardsiee.
all of Ney-YOrk.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

P~rt irrnue Hotcl-AssociateJu Justice Samuel r.
miller OF tho United states supreme Court. Ersreit
UosS-Tho Marquis OF San Mariana and wife: SturteVa'
gresham Gilbert De Ia Matyr OF Indiana
BTSroor' Houss- Captain Cook, Of the s'earnsnp oaa
Nirbo,s Hotel BENJAMIN GerTish United states consul ~
Dordeaux -. Wind0T Hosl-Jsmes f. JOY. OF Detrot ana
James Tilllu ghas Of Bufa CiaTendoh
A.. ROysTore H0tst-Capthih
unedv Of fhe steamship CITY OF Berlin ..Fh Avenue
Hotel-Ex Mayor ]. ]. Grouse OF SyIacu9e.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


TODAY
sun rises..... f5S sun sets--. IlS COr. asst On 10.
Moon sets. lao Moon sOTths 1000 Mo0n's age d,v n
HIGH WATER ro-DAY-A.M -
Sandy Hook. 4J8 Island. 6S23 Hell Gaia - Ito
Bf5H WATKR roDAT-P. n.
Sandy Hook. $50 GOV. Island. 549 Hell GI.s 1880 7A7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUT5 NO
2ls BROADWAY.
Gam 7s- Noon $50 03'. Mdnght 1872
Highest during the daY. o.. Lowest: IA.
Average, STA" same day, 1873, 7B'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30
Announcements,

Get a pad. More than 100000 living
witnesses attest the efficacy OF the HOLMAN LIVER PAD CO.'S
treatment
THE STFM-WINpING "E. HOWARD IL Co.
both substantial and reliable The stem not Only WnGs
Inc watch the hands every watch Is fuly guar al
teed. For sale by all frs class dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30
LOCAL POLITICAL GOSSIP.
| VAIN THREATS OF TAMMANY LEADERs-THE PARK
AND pOIrCF COMMISSIONERS,

VAIN THREATS OF JAMMANf LhADlshS-IuE Pam
AND POIrCE COMMISSIONERS
The threats made by Tammany Hall leaders that
IT would refuse TO vote for Governor Robinson If
rcnominated do not seem to be shared by the fol-
lowers of the party. Five Tammany Aldermen and
two Tammany members of the Assembly, besides a
number of ward leaders, were asked yesterday If
they would refuse to support Governor Robinson if
renominated and, with one exception, they all said
that If nominated they would vote for him ut
would be a most extraordinary OCCASION" said n
well-known 1ammanv Alderman, that would
Justify any Democrat I'm refusing TO support the
nominee OF his party. never knew Of such an IN
stance, and don't think the denomination OF Gov
ernor Robinson will provide II" This opinion
attempting The defeat OF Mr. liidcn's plans"
said an Anti-Tamnany leader who was SPOKEN
to on the subject.
1t was again rumorcd yesterday that
the charges against the lark COllnls-
sonerz would be promulgated this week. III is
Is little doubt expressed that the Commissioners
viii lie removed, though not very soon. The
charles against Police Commissioner Smith are the
subject of discussion among Antl-Iammany pOlti-
clans. among whom, including County Clerk
Thompson, an effort Is making TO have the Gov
Governors denomination remains IN doubt, he will
not, it is believed take any action on General
Smiths case, IL is said by persons who claim to
know and whose relations with the Mayor give
them opportunity OF knowing, that Commissioner
Wheeler in much greater danger of being removed
than Is Commissioner Smith. The Mayor refuses to
answer inquiries on tine subject. plan to tho
roughly humble THmmauy Is said 10 have been lad
out by M Tilden but that Mayor Cooper, vi th his
usual delay, hesitates 10 enforce It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30

At 8 o'clock last evening the thermometer indl-
Gated 90 in Newark.
There are 1873 inmates of tho City Home and
there is no sickness among tho children.
The Justices Of the Peace of Newark held meet
ing on Monday evening and formed an organization
10 funds and take such action as Will resut
In securing prompt decision relative TO the const-
nationality OF tho law taking from them civil iur,-
diction and giving II 10 the District Courts.
The store OF 5. " G. Beatty, at Montcair was on
tered III April last, aud the safe broken open and
robbed of $500 aud a $500 Essex County bond.
Yesterday Cornelius &. X. Beatty, son Of the Mont
clair merchant, was arrested ON complaint of his
father, who charges that previous TO the burglary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

IEA Virginia correspondent SAYS that owing
10 the TACT white Pr0teStants shun the necroeS
TIE latter In large numbers are becoming sub
ject TO Catholic Influences.
q Amongst the contributions left at the New
lCrk Herald Office towards discharg1ng Arch
odiSt. A0~"
ia negro boy in Ella, Ca, disliked to take
care or the baby. His mother left n with hin
however, although he declared that he would
kfl It, and when she returned he had beaten II
to death.
a AT Charleston, w. Va, the nose OF Wors-
ser BooZ, miner, began bleeding, and before n
could be stopped, he bled to depth.
Palestine is looking up commercially.
Besides aSphaltum, Ignite has been found IN
quantities which VIII enable fuel trade 10 b.
done with Egypt and Syria, which now pays she
a ton for coal
eHHard times In Germany are shown I'm
notnlng more than In the CONSUMPTION OF
6,OOooO0 gallons less beer In 1875 than In 1877
a During Tight at Mer1ckvflle, Ont, BE-
tween Two brothers named Thomas and John
Mussell, the former fatally stabbed the latter
with Jacknife.
eHAt Wilmington, Del, wednesday. Mr.
Sarah Flagnor, aged 81 years, was so seriously
burned by her clothes catching fire that she
died In few hours.
IL Gen. Howard and Gov. Terry have gone
10 Yakima City, oregon, TO see Chief Moses
Should the civil authorities attempt to arrest
moses serious trouble, it is said, VIII undoubted-
ly ensue.
eF-A social event at Lynchburg, Va, Wed
nesday. was the marriage OF Mr.. James n.
Boxer, Jr., a leading business man OF that city
to Miss Maize Faulkner, daughter OF Hon.
Thomas s. B0cock, and granddaughter OF Hon
Chas. Jas. Faulkner.
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AMERICA VIEWED vRox ZEE STANDPOINT or
0ERMANY.-The splendid balance OF trade which
our country has enjoyed during the past year
is something astonishing to tie good people
here % hercabouts. They do not know what
TO make OF II. They are astonishcd, bewfld-
cred, terrified for this 10 us pillar OF light, r.
a dark, omfnous shadow 10 the Industries OF tho
old world. IL inspires az once respect and fear
throughout this continent Nothing, In fact.
excepting the suppression OF the great rebellion,
has given the United states so great a name,
and has compelled such profund respect for our
republic all over Europe, as this great Industrial
ana ana commercial triumph. "You are playing
one mlschlef with us over here" said TO me one
vi me great bankers OF Frankfort, not thirty
SIX -, hours ago. He was speaking OF our balance
oa,t trace You have q wonderful country"
S noou ne. 1T Is a perfect marvel Your fmpie-
Iinds your machinery, your Inventions or ali
nrodncs,Sca INVADING US In every department Of
p m,I,,o S just think OF IL; three hundred
,liioss balance In your favor last wear and I'm
win %o in y, Una oaaa Is only beginning You
lFrdntfort Cor. Gin Gaze,fe 'ou sOop.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON
Filth STREET; BETWEEN 0 AND p

By virtue Of 9 deed Of trust dated the 18th "A
Lber No. s&. folioe 1877. 30, one Of the land
nss, IL Int the district Of and a
public auction, in front of the premises on
DAY the 10th day Of March. 1879 oclock
Bofland's subdivision Of lots nnmbered iiftyone
iSn and ft vt 90 Of the sdu.re
~ I'VE hundred and eleven GID in the city
Terms OF sale: One-third c. balance in one and
of sale until paid paysbls Sc mi.annuaily secured
hy deed OF trust on the properly or all cab. at
Quired 81 the time OF sac All conveyancng ut the
cost Of the purchaser If the terns Of sale are not
True reserre the right rssel ut the cost aud
rsk OF the cefaultng p,.rcha GER after i've days sd
mar6e0&ds VIM. Is. WOODWARo.5 trustees
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The local option bill failed to pass the Ten.
neSsee legislature.

The local option bill failed to pass the Ten
neSsee legislature.
Elm Texas when q man sells mortyaSed
property they send him TO the penttenCary.
eB-The new ice works In Columbus, Ga, will
furnish ice at one cent pound-cheaper than
nature can manufacture IT,
tY-North Carolina Will employ fifty coavicts
In draining and retaining Angola bay-an i'm
mense body OF swamp land.
twin April North Carolina viii pit her Clary
Eyes against Georgta's Shawlnecks, the main
to be fought In Atlanta for s., 900 a side
az Chicago has particularly wicked biga-
mist. He discarded his Wife and married his step
daughter.
e4-The English government Intends this ses-
sion to bring forward bill for the appointment
OF public prosecutor.
tR-The san Francisco Bulletin says that the
total arrivals OF Chinese at that port, In ISIS
were 6,675, and the de 2arture3 6,O'l.
eK-A German physician says that thirst
arises from the loss OF liquid Ia food waica Is
cooked He advises fresh fruit ana oysters Tor
medicine In govt aud Indigestion,
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BRANDON. On Friday, March l4eh, 1879. in
Washington ID. o., at 10 O'Clock M. After long sur
fellf q, ELylRA, beloved wife Of George B. Brandon
IC1nclnnatl papers please copy
Funeral services viii take place at No. lSl Masss
pm tCapital copy.1
PAGE. In this city, on the morning Of the lAts
Of March, 1879. DR.. B ARNoLD PAGE son Of Ia
late Y. p. Page, aged thirty years
Funeral services VIII be held e Ascension church.
on Sunday, ct O'Clock pm
RYAN; On the lAth of March, 1879. ct pm,
JAMES ID. RYAN, Of consumption
Funeral viii take Place from ass Seventh Ct Gw..
Tuesday at 81 O'Clock am. thence 70 st. Dominio's
church, where requiem mass win be said fer the ro-
pose of his soul.
WIlLlM Suddenly, on Wednesday, Maroa
18th. 1879. Ct .: 80 pm. CHAnLEs 4 WILLIAMS, tha
beloved husband Of Sarah A. Williams, aged thixtYs
three years and ten days He leaves devoted VIE
and two small children 10 mourn his irrepanblS
loes.
Funeral ct his late residence, 1872 Fifth st nv,
Sunday, March 18th, ct two O'Clock pm Frienl6
and relatives are invited.
ZYPPRECHT. On the 18th Of March. 1879, q =
O'Clock Am JOHN THOMAS. beloved son OF Hermon
and Minna Zypprecht. aged nine years and fourte0
days.
Funeral viii take place from his pareots' resf-
dence No 5O7 Ninth ri. NV, Ut two pm. Monday,
March IL. Relatives and friends invited 70 attend
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AlRRIRD.

JOEES-HURDLE In Baltimore 9th February.
1o19. by the Rev. A. 4 Gibson, Mr.. j. Jolly JoNH
and Miss EMMA s. HURDLE
LEITCH-FARINGER On March 5th 1879 n
the brides residence, by the Rev. A s. Hank. HN.
e. LEIICH, OF washington, TO JENNIE, only daugh-
cardA -
18th of March 1879. by the Rev Byron euaderisnd.
cards
scAGGs-wHITMoRE On Thursday ev.nipr
March l3, 1879 10y the Rev O. c. Mesdor Of thu
Fifth Baptft hurch at the residence OF the brides
pAreIts Mr.. JAMES Z. ECAGGs TO Miss ALICE n
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LEROY nj. TAYLOR,} ,,
mar8eo&ds VIM Il. WOODWARD5 1rustees'
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUo

VALUABLE 1MpRoy qgoI PROPERTY AT Auc
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust dated respec- 80
BE q
Of the Land Records Of the D strict of Columbia
recorded IL Liber s65 folio geo ct sequiter one Of
by direction OF the party secured thersby, I will
sell At public auction, in front of the premises on
TsUEsDAY, the sth day Of April; at pm. A. d
being in washington couaty: e the District Of 0oi
Grass La d." and being desisnated as lot eleven
% on sale map thereof, made by Templem IN L
CD 1T the northeasterly corner Of that portion Of
Grass Land" VIII Oh lies north westerly OF tina
county road known as "Loughboroueh Lane,"
9 sss r noog along the
W, 32s perches to the northeasterly corner Of Ios
numbered ten Q0l, as designated on said map
boundary Of said lot numbered ten GoS To- il
perches TO the center Of said road thence along the
center Of said road n. 45h dogs. e. 15x psrches
and n; 81 degs T. 1917 Perchss to the north westerly
Said road ana rS az aons
boundary line N. 4G5l de9s., ". 81 perches to the
place OF beginning, containing twenty acres three
rcods and twenty perches. except the nine two
r 1924 ana fnirytnree perches conveyed June q
Terms Of eale O9ethird Of purchase money in
cash, OF which 3l0O must be paid at sale the de.
ferrtd payments to be made in one. two and three
annIm until paid, and secured by deed of trust
upon the premises and insurance TO the sstisfa
of Trustee Terms Of sale to be fully complied with
within six days after day SALE otherwise the right
is reserved to resell after one weeks notice at the
rick and cost OF former purchaser. All Conveyance
- ERAsrus NJ. gHAP1N, Trustee.
marl3 6OSdS
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w ALLEN y. WAA44AM0 q w., AuCI0000f2.
ThgsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET, BETWEEN
3REET tNR EETH Aab IS on FFT
~. BY virtue of two deeds Of trust, dated the -
9Th day Of HecemDer, A: D. 1876, and the 14th f!a
day OF februs sy, A. 1876 duly recorded il 4:
&C. Of the land RECORDS in the district of Columbia,
and at the request of the party secured thereby we
will sell At public auction in front Of the premses
on THURSDAY, the goth day Of Ma CHI, A. D. 1879.
Lot mum hered fourteen 14), in Square numbered
five hundred and ten l5l0), according to the sub
division Of said Square by the Go nmissioners under
decree in chancery in cause betwsen the Hollidge
heirs
Lots numbered one hundred and seventeen ulD
Hodge'. subdivision of Lots Sc and 81, in the satd
Commission ers' subdivision of said Equsre No $40
Lot numbered one hundred and ten, in RAWLINGS
Of a N1 rs M sid
And Lot numbered sixty (6O) and the south part of
Lot numbered fftysix (66). in Commi .sioners' sub
division Of Square numbered Ave hundred and
twenty (20 feet on 9Th street west and running bacs
SAID one hundred lest to the rear " Ps SAID
Lot, With the Dwellings and other improvements on
Terms of sale One-tbird cash; and the balance In
equal instailmens of and two years from day of
sale. to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser
laid payable emi-shnuafIy. and deed Of trust on
the property sold; or all cash, At the purch
option A deposit of eco each Lot will be required
piled with in tive days from the day of sale, the
Trustees the right to resell at the cost and
risk of the defaulting purchaser Al conveyancing
LEROY NJ TAYLOR, r..
mar8eo&ds VIM H. WOODWARO.S 1ruetees.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEE SALE OF BRICK HOUSE No lib
NEW JERSEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST
in Liber b43, Folio 457, ct seq one of the lan1 lam
records for the District Of Columbia and By .A.:l
sac. at public auction In front of the premises on
TUESDAY, 2tth Of March. A. D. 1873, ct to'ciock
and be. ng in the city Of Wa .hing,on. b. G.. aud
known and 6istir guished upon the ground plat or
Elan thu reof as Lot numbered twenty three (1s.
sur are numbered seven hundred and fortv-three
7i3), Rs the same stands recorded in subdivision
city, together wit b the improvements, sc !, &c.
T. rms $500 cssh $3.50 of which must be paid at
quarterly payments bearing 9 per cent. int srost
or all cash. at option Of purchaser. Terms Of sale
property viii be resold at risk and cost Of former
pprch aser after days public notice. Conveyancing
marl3eo&ds ROBERT B. FEsGUsON. Trus,aa
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TIE WALKING MAsIa.-Ueal,h Co,.u.
DeMolt, City Attorney Tuthill, and Other nss
GIals OF chicago visited the Exposition 6ntiS,nc
anuisday afternoon, TO investigate complsinSs
against tne manager OF Madame Andersen Wno
Is attempting 10 walk LOGS quarter miles In -
many consecutive ten minutes They discoV-
eIed mat The lady is not suffering greatly: thu
she was not In dureSs and decided not 10 inter
rupt the walk AT midnight Madame Ander
son ned nnished 1,50l quarters 10 the air
LAYS walking match In Poughkeepsie, az noon
, au1HIsuay; PROFESSOR Washington had made slx
going uooou u Still
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DEATH FROM TRICHINosIs.-Max Griefeld. OF
sick On the Sd of February, and physicians pro.
nounced them to be suffering from trichinostS.
Mr.. Griefeld died, ana trichine In all its forms
OF inquest Is that death resulted from emb liIsm
OF the pulmonary arteries due to trichinoSts
another member OF the family is now lying at
Illness, had eaten raw ham
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hIsLED BY HIS BROTHER TN-LAw.-Robert W
Hayden was killed near HoItshnry We INV, w
usy, oy MS orother-in-law, NJ W. Barber. with
whom ne had not been on speaking terms for
n ss, 'iIne. BARBER was passing on horseback.
when hayden obstructed his passage and A.
costed him fnsultingly. Barber spst In Hay.
oens lace and ordered him to stand aside IN.
slead OF which he advanced and Crashed the
nun through the head, killing him almost In.
s.ahtly, after which he surrendered himself "a
Ine authorities and was locked up at Lexin0ton.
Both parties are white. w.
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RAILROAD QuEsTI0N.-At the request of
prominent citizens OF Cincinnati the solicitor OF
that city Is preparing an application for an in
junction to restrain the trustees OF the Clncin.
natl Southern railroad and the directors of the
Cincinnati Southern railway company from
Wednesday, by which the latter, as agent of the
former, was to operate the road, on the ground
that 1t amounts to the running OF the road by
the city, and would render the taxpayers
rterS.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT AND TELEGRAPH.-S. D. Field
superintendent of the Electric Light company
OF san Francisco, has combined the PRINCIPLES
OF several electric machines, SO as to work the
electric light and telegraph wires at the same
graph office, In San Francisco, one OF ara mo
c c worked Is different uireuifS' vsrvinr
.vv g 4s9 su,es In length, Including one
''dupiex" circuit 19s miles long This is the first
successful experiment OF the Kind,
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE PRIVATE
RESIDENCE, No. 1s4I Z STREET, OPPOSITE
FRANKLIN SQUARE, AT AUCTION.

1878, at O'Clock, in front of the premises, G4,
t sh.li se gs lot TO- IN square 24s having
foot alley. improved by an elegant three story and
basement brown stone front residence, containing
seventeen rooms, including bath wash and Furnaces
rooms, with all the modern improvements ane
brick stable on rear of lot with capacity for three
location in Washing on, and fronting the grand old
Franklin Park. presents unusual claims as to its de-
STABILITY for private residence
Terms: One third cash balance ut SIX, twelve and
eighteen months, with notes bearing interest at per
ctnt: Der annum until paid, ana secured by deed OF
trust On the property keld, or If the purchaser de.
s1res to pay all cash discount Of the interest win
$500 will be required when tbs property is struck
OFT. All cOnveyancing at the cost Of thu purchaser
marl6-eo THOMAS DOWNING Ancf
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SENTENCE OF MAN FOR rHE MURDER OF
HIS GRANDMoTHER--GeOrgeW Washington Lew
Is, colored, was found guilty In Chesterfield
first degree. and sentenced to be- HANGED 'a at
Chesterfield Court House on the 25th of April
Lewis murdered his grandmother on sunday,
5th January. Motion for a new trial was over
ruled. The condemned man is to be executed
On the same scaffOld on which Hillary Page
the notorious sire fend," explated his crimes
about three years ago.