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GRAND OCEAN ROUTE to LONG BRANCH,
landing al the Colossal Wrought Iron Tubular Pier IN
front OF ocean without change Beautiful views OF the
baVa Perfect accommodations, elegant at
racton on direct route trips steamer Adelaide
Time table ODy-Steamer leaves foot OF 2Zdst
North River at 10 and $3.50 IN. Pier l, North River
nj 1890 al. aud y. m.
Round trip. including admission 70 pier, go cents
MONSTER ATTRACTIONS at LONG
Va BRANCH.
Mammoth four days entertainment on the ~
GREAT WROUGHT IRON TUBULAR OCEAN PIER,
ON Juy g. l. and g. Afternoons at D. EVENINGS at 500
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS. beautiful lDLU-
M1NAIIONS
Magnificent and costly pyIotechnc display The Colossal
ocean Pier extending 1000 feet into the Atlantic brilliantly
ughed with 5000 lanterns and myriads OF gas jets.
Greatest attractions seen at Long Branch.
Monmouth Park Races from July 4 10 10, inclusive.
GRAND OCEAN MOONLIGHT EXCLUSION
v tho splendid Adelaide 10 the Great Iron Pier dur
ing tho four DAYS entertainments leaving loot OF S2dst
NSrh River $3.50 and Pier l. North RIVER at D. m Re
yIn1 leave Long Branch afrorting beautiful
view 0f the bay coast by moonlight and the great
nier Morning tIiDs 10 Long Branch Races by
Steamer Adelaide from 229s at To- aud Pier North River
al 1890 Round trip including admission To pier 80 cents
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS to BOSTON, ~. GOOD SUPPER
80 cents Steamers leave PIER 40 North River
every day, except Sunday, al J:3O p. IN.
steamers OF the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
including sundays, D. Boston, Worcester. &c,
Portland tie White Mountains daily. excepting
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Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safely,
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Though Trans eacn way daily; depots In
Phiade ph8, two IL NeW-AOrA-
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n.
GEO. /. COSNOR General Passenger Agent.
MUCH VAILFY RAILROAD

h ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
80 1879 Leave dePot foot OF Coriandt and
100 y. for Ea-tuu bethlehem, Allentown. Reading.
Nouch Chunk Haz'etpu Ma1aroy City, Ashland Wilkes
barre Scranton and Tuu kAaunocE.
Allentown N4u,l ClIub. Wilb,sbaIc, Eimrs Ithaca
Geneva. Auburn Koch aScr Buffalo Niagara fals aud tLe
West. pullman slice ping coaches attached
'' S ROB'I SAEKE SUIT and EngE
General Eastern Office, Church ana Cortanut SITS
CHA-. -. CUMMINGS. Agent
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FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON MO THE EAST.
The best route 10 NEWPORT, BOSTON, NEW-BED
FORD, tIICHELAG LOWELL MAKIHA's NINL-
DESERT PORTLAND. BANGOR, 81. JOHN, y. b.. HlA~
IFAN y Sc aud principal gce ana inland AMI searlorc
Tpsurts J.. TIE uanrrOih
ma ace Stetu.rs BRISTOL ana Providence leave Now
YORK daily SUNDAYS included 5'O D. from Pier %
n r., loot Ot 1ray-st- Leave brooklyn p m, Jersey
CIT, 80 .. NJ via Annex. osAND Promenade CON
CET on board every iy the sDlcudd bands aud
orchestra attached 10 these steamers. FULL NIGHTS
REST No .TIueiis LANDING between NLNGDRK AMI
FALL RIVER. Special train leaves steamer wharf, Fdl
sos q Mondays excepted when the steamer VIII
touch NcwporD. arrives Newrort $50 &C. m -Four morn
ing trains VAIL RIN "a BOSTON EAst tram arrives
TT.tou $50 n IN. Returning train leaves Boston q
p M. steamer arrives New-YorK $50 3. m Tickets
ttafcrDrms, &c Obtained in NCw YORK
al 28a, 26l, 27l 4,l, 526. 8ll 9j7 BIOaoway
ana at all principal hotels transfer aud ticket
Offices, at the office Of The line on the pier and on
hoard steamers Nos. and COuIt-st. and Annex Offices
I,r.ak Iyu ud In Boston No Old
House and at Old Colony Depot.
Z ~ I. cnnta =
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TAKE sLEEPINGCAR FOR QUEBEC AT WELLS
RIVER JUNCTION.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER LINE.


ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER LINE
THROUGH AND EOUNDTRIP TICKETS CAN BE
PURCHASED AZ TICKET Office n y, N IL q IL ~ X
H., GRAND CENTRAL DEPOIi No. az BROADWAY
(OFFICE CENTRAL NER&ONT HALFWAY At ~;
2Il BROADWAY OFFICE PASSUMPSIC X. ~, AND AT
THE NIW.YORK TRANSFER cos OFFICES 80; go
BItJADN AND so. 10 ,Ot tsi, T., b tOOhLl \. Al ID
AT PRINCIPAL HOTEL TICKET OFFICES, Al. EACH
OF WHGCH PLACES FULL IMPORTATION CAN BE
OBTAINED
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOnsat0nic
Naugatuck Railroads Fare a. steamer bridgeport
Catharneslp daily Sundays excepted at ll;3O H.
and Bridgeport AZ II D. IN.
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL, and in
,ermgaias % uts Steamers leave PIER % T. r. daily
(~uHday- eNcryted, Ht twenty trd ST. j. H. az $40
p and II pIa, connecting With Srccal trains az New
Hartford d. Sc. Tickets sold ana bag
gage heykod az ga Broadway, NcWNork. ami COuTtst
brooklyn. LN,urs. 1u TO New Haven and return Il 90
TOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
4 all stators the New-YOrE Boston ana Air Line
Derby ana North Hampton Railroads dreCt-Stclmer3
JOHN T. SrARIN apf ERASrUS CORNING leave Pier 49,
n H. foot OF COurtland ST. 2. IN. every night IN the
week except SATURDAY: arrive in NewHaven IN time for all
morning trains all RAILROADS. best facilities for passengers
ana freight: fare 81 excursion 81 o. starins Newayen
1i"iSI'4 ''''o" Inv JOHN IL. STAEIN. Proprietor
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NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

rREFUOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
CdnrGcfos Leave foot Of LiUortyst FOR Freehold at
T.45 ll.45 a. m. T. J:lj. b p m.
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stramboats ano RAILROADS..
ABROAD

pUTIuOPF AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave New.York from foot OF De'DroSS'' anu
M for washington Psngrg cGTm6g' nn nfnRSI
inG'ansp ,n5h Pullman from Baltimore TO newark
o4o Ptso lds WahSsiSn and the West Pullman ears
i0V ~ to baltimore Washington making CnI
n u 1ns Tor Pittsburg cincinnati lndanapoIs - tncin
1ISf ogis Through Pullman cars Ballinore T" N
nal 9n1 S iT Washington the West making same con-
,epon Tor West - the , m tn NTH and West Pull
100 p IN '9 ANN %ewYork g Baltimore and wssnngton
aTnS s9S % o Columbus ittsgure the south ana
Southwest Through fH,5 's,s b tla,ns Tor Iyuchburg
Fioida New.Oreans anu the south. ,,,r,s Orlre Sl5
fo5 tai'sS YSk and At ticket Offices loot Of Cotand'
De;rqsefs .rs ana 1sp'i re- 5'if Ss&s, NEBRASKA
ho'->D AND COLolADo.
TFNTPAL RAILROAD OF. NEW-JEkSEl l.
frrry station IN frookyn foot Of Fuo,s JeNt r ot
commencing June ~ iSlfty st. as iol5wsi
$50 a. m.For EiGmnson I Iijr,, &c connects at
G6pnf ION I siqa /. M ana e. ~
gS5. a. Fc STd iif1 Ee Hcpaoas Esson H22gr:
Msach chunk Iamsqus. wkebarfe scranton "lll""'
iIIog0 \. m md 48O D. mFo- somerylle and Termination
WiIkesnarre scranton, TunkhaunocA Iama4"a Ha~e'o'
Reading Potisvllg Harrisburg &Gn sboo,ey,s Mountain
HGdds Lake and Lake Hopacong Las'on bel'i'eio anu
' % Eqs,oa Ag zen and and " WaTT' K
ram. To- local p,nts see timetables at stations
Brook and intermediate poGts, aud at $50 p H. ior hon
Reading aud Harrisburg. $500 % .,,, oc+ior
AZ Irrey CITY station 10 and from BIcoAn ana Eie Dopo'
Jersey CITY.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
n Trains leave for Red Long Branch ocean Grove
&C. al as. @ Il4J, a. $50 $50 ,e1ieSsl = s'io o
T. 90. .,..-.-. - finn, 1-1y1-nopT a Natavap Sta
t19 10 ana Fair Haven 81 lel b4hAj 10
Il, Id from Point Pleasant Glrt viii all trans r,,
REDUCED Exc URSION FARES FOR THE shASO>'
FREEHOLD and NEW-IORh RAlLM,A,l
CcnrCcfio-s Leave foot LuCrtyst for Freehold az
T45. ll.45 a m, j, Oslo. p. M.
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CANDS POINT HOTEL, Sands Point, l.. L.
- Now omen select family resort, ~ miles from WORK
North shore l. l.; from three Sides inc drives,
and bathing; steamer SeaWanhaka lesges
Peck slip 3Ss T.. H. il1 y m; SANDS P9ht 20; T.
m SUNDAYS from June october, leaves Peek SIP ~ SD
ST. f. H. y:l5 a. m; sands Point 80 p M music taly
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Ufcnrelott8.
FARE, IS cents.

FREE TRIPS on HE ELEVATED ROADS.
- EXCURSION TICKETS, which include fares BOII
WAYS ON III r. STEAMERS AND ELEVATED ROADS
sale all stations, both East snd West Sides
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ltUNMIT LAKE HOUSE, Orange County,
- s. - three miles from lurne,5 on thr Ere hallway
railway station Central valley, " " accom-
noiacs seventy guests fish <. boating hunJgi ar won
dcrfuy healing coouay cures every form OF malaria us
eicaciOus Tor lung trOuDes come
In June before The crowd. Address T. sIOCkBRlDGE Cen
trai Valley, y. Y.
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BOARDED
CR0MWELIjS LAKE HOUSE, Highland

DELAWARE HOUSE, Ocean Beach, y. j.
II situated front. within 200 feet Of surf
CLEMENT & LEE,
rnr,ftr1 af.ra
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nFSIRABLE COUNTRY BOARD on Corn

~ wall Heights the hudson Elevation Loo feet above
tgc water and only miles the river No tler view
Was ever enjoyed cool and very heathfu ncuIs sail by
Nar Powell or hours by raj terms very mud"Te. IN
duirr 81 Bedford ave- brooklyn. or u D. W WILSON,
lIy Cham bcl --sf., y. \.
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1 WEST BRIGHTON BEACH

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
~ SUMNER EXCURsIoNs TO THE qqTNrAtfNs;,
VIII be opened 90 Monday, May 10, 1879
Trains leave New York. foot Of Lbertyst " r., 8i5 am.
P.pE. New.York to Mauch Chdnk and return. in-} "a
RAhH GLIDING trip around the switch Back, ) -
III. Z. BAI.DMIN. COW EAss. AEnnr.
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District Government Affairs.

District Commissioner Phelps Is recovering
rapidly from his lameness, and Is able to be az
his Office nearly all the time during business
hours; He rode TO the Capitol to-day to look
after District interest In Congress-
Inspector EntW1Sle has condemned two frama
houses on Delaware avenue, between B and G
streets southwest, on account of dilap1dation
and unlnhabitable condition, and ordered their
removal within thirty days. The houses are
the property OF Mr.. Thomas Lewis.
In communication to the Hon. j. G. Harris,
chairman OF the Senate committee on the Dis.
tr1ct OF Columbia, the District Commissioners
state that the provision In section 3, of the act
making appropriations for sundry civil ex-
penses, &C., approved March g. 1879, appropria-
ting $4,000 for the reform school, confined the
purposes. There Is no appropriation to meet
the clause continuing In force the act approved
May 3, 1876. The school cannot continue with
out provision for maintenance of the inmates
The commissioners recommend that the act be
amended SO as to appropriate not exceeding
$4,000 for all purposes OF the institution. Its
necessary current expenses for the year should
not exceed 600 or $26 900, thus leaving Of the
proposed appropriation balance for improve
ment quite as large as the Commissioners think
the present demands upon the treasury OF the
District will justify them in recommending"
LOOKING AT THE WATER WORKS.
party OF some thirty gentlemen from the
Baltimore City Water Works arrived In this
City this morning on their way upon tour Of
joined by Engineer commissioner TWining,
Commissioner Dent Lieut.. HoX1e, Lieut.. f. V.
Green, Water Registrar COX, Property Clerk
Townsend, Police Major Morgan and others
connected with our local government, and took
passage On the steamer NJ G. Mefgs at George
Bridge and other points OF interest on the upper
Potomac, and will return late this evening
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The Markets,


BALTIMORE, June l3.-virs1nia sfxee Old. 9Ok
6o. coneondated. 57h; do second serise, S9. North
s sxnnoRsy Sf nsSoay iaps s1ssf sustA so sas
inal-niiddine l25sal& Flour quiet and demand
less active, but h.ld frm-Howard street and west
srS % SUPER per s2ssS sS do extra 2tssOo DO family,
a475; do Rio brands. 635; Pstapsco fsmil1. G7E
Wheat. southern duh and no stock; western dull
but higher for spot and lower for
western winter red. spot. Lex; June, lis; july.
liz bid, ll2H asked; August. LO9l Bid: Septem
Der. IcSx bid Corn, southern light supply and
h1 6 1sm western inactive-scuthern White 6ia
;s,n,y IN; y,uiy, SS.t Aueust AZ; steamer. a. Oss
90 mixed. S9a40 Pennszlvaa.iA l0alS Rye dull
ssna and % M.rylsDd. i, Pfovons sq% pomi
~ nsaliy frmer.mess pori: 10 % Bulk meats.looee
snS sS ceE S GsScssSa
Butter duIi-choice. western p1ci.d. iosia frr.
se'iss nSs snd renea 1% essEolsqm dun s1d vsIS
esrsoes, niece WHISKY nfmer bat S Suist i.osS
AlvI. freighte g Liverpool per steamer fair n.
SI SISny,E0Soeso3, SdSa Tour. = grain, d offered
SGrn; Ss.. sMssSS: 81 osas goo; rye. 400 ship@snss.
NEW YORK. June lS-Stocks Arm Money. sas
6s,Si 6G1SGinanee long, 4S7; short. l89h 0overnmsnts
" NEW Ne. 10 xoRK June ls.-F1our quiet and nrm
MEw FORK MARKETS THIS AyrrRNoou
A1e toloW'ng quotations were current ia Uev
som U0u.s ~ !" p m-' q reported By Lewis John
o. g per csntsL. lo2x: do ~ mar o.,s. ,oe.
tSsi H. p NJ seIr itn % Ere 0om MahiCsp On.
s5X: issnd. k: kSossnSss S Sss s*; 81; S
v o. Tsssrssh. iiss: tss,Sc S k.i. IL fsE EEs.,' s'
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The work In the
sub-dra1H OF the Sutro tunnel is being vigorous
ly pushed ahead. Although three-auafters OF
the work Is already completed 500 miners and
carpenters are stin employed. The waters
from the Hooded mines viii be discharged into
the TUNNEL on contract time, that is TO say on
the 18th inst. This time is looked forward to
by the whole mining population for it viii make
q new era OF prosperity for the miners OF the
ComStock lode. Since the water hooded the
Savage and adjacent mines four years ago the
lower works have remained submerged. IL Is
thought few weeks pumping will free the
mines OF water and the work Of extracting ore
will fairly commence
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Lynch Law I'm New Mexico

L
Los VEGAS, NEW MEXICO, June 5th. 1879.
Mr.. Edttor:-About six O'Clock last evening a
Mexican named Manuel Barela came out of a
tendeJon Spanish for bar room or Saloon) and
seeing two men passing pulled out his revolver
and shot one OF them dead. The other man
asked him "what did you shoot that old man
for?" His reply was, "you son of a dog will
snoot you, TOO" on which he fired at him and
bone, lodging in his head. the wounded man is
living at this hour, but will probably die. The
murderer cody walked back into the saloon and
sUdIInenced end reloading, when he was arrested
OK aa a. TAKEN al 10 the jail where crowd of perhaps
90 or S9, Win cries OF chang him. hang him!' In
etrs Sn da daaempsea nnlp to take him from the
eonsderabe loud ae There here was
nuMa' nS1 Gy nj nine p m the town was as quiet as
to be noticed was that groups of Mexicans.Weree
plentler than usual, standing or SITTING ainout
smoking their cigarettes and talking, and pre-
sently rumors began to circulate that the mur-
derer was to be taken from the iail and hanoed
the sheriff had placed extra guards about the
premises and was himself on duty; everything
as Was 9ulet ui ABOUT ten minutes before twelve,
Wnen Ie ,g ,nIlng was heard about one-quarter of a
mile distant. The sheriff sent some of his
men 10 ind the cause. AS soon as the
guaIu were ere out OF the way about fifty men went
keys from the sherin at the mouths of their Uar
resvveiS, seiaea tne prisoner who offered no
lesislaHCe, anu marcneQ him to the plaza, I'm the
center OF which stands an old frame of a wind
mill. rope was thrown over beam and the
man was drawn up ana hung. The whole pro
ceed1ng was done without ncise or Confusion
with the exception that when the sheriff made
an appearance on the plaza the men engaged in
the hanging shouted to him, 'sVamos! vamOsi,,
Presently large party again started toward
the jail and returned with an Italian who ah0ut
year ago murdered q man al woman in aS
summary manner as the one Yesterday WaS
ard for which he was tried and sentenced tn he
hung long since, but by the neglect of soma
body the sentence was not executed. Another
rope was thrown over beam and the Italian
was hung In the same deliberate manner. The
first man hung was small, dark -cOmplexioned
person, about l2O lbs. weight; desperate CHAR
acter. he has shot three men In this town; two
dead, and the man shot In the face, who win
probably Ole, making seven victims to his pistol
that are known OF. The Old man shot dead was
an uncle to the sheriff, and with the other man
was returning home from work. They were
adobe and stone layers The murderer was
1Ie1ghter or teamSter, and was considered
wealthy. His family and relations are very
worthy people and all well to do, and live at
Los Cruces. The old mans name was Benino
Romero; the man shot in the face, Jesus Mu-
rales; the Italians, Jan Dugu The sentiment
OF the people Is that it was well done, but not
finished, as there are two more murderer5 In
jail who each killed their man coolly, and there
Is talk among the hOt-heads of hanging them
tonight Respectfully yours, A. NV.
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NOIe IestImOny AS To the Choral.
SNOW HILL, Nd, June 13-In the Ouer trial
at the opening OF court this morning, DIR. Paul
Jones was called by the defense and ties titled
ne was familiar with the properties OF Choral
1t had depressing effect upon the nerve, re-
CURED great care In its administration at all
times. and an improper use In cases OF nervous
depression would result In death to a healthy
person, II continued for long time. In the
hypothetical case submitted the wound from
the shot was tri1ing and should have had no Sc.
rfous result. The use OF choral was improper
In the case. His opinion was that death re-
suited from the use OF chloral
DR.. =. NJ. Tfngle testified In regard to the use
and effect OF chloral, and said It had no cura.
tive property, and can only assist nature when
properly used. In the case OF Miss Hearn. the
wound from the ball was too trivial, and the
ball should have been removed Immediately.
he declined to give an opinion OF the cause OF
was caused by the pistol
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June IA st: Joseph, Mo-,
dispatch says that at meeting Of stockholders
OF the st. Joseph & Western Railroad company
yesterday the following were elected directors:
VIM: Bond, j. ]. Slocum, C. w. Osborn. Jay
Dillon OF New York, F. L. Ames OF Boston, s.
II. Clark Of omaha, A. n. Saxton OF st. Joseph,
E. N. Merr1n OF Hiawatha, Kansas, Edward
Knowles OF Seneca, Kansas, and Frank Schmid
OF MorrfSviile, Kansas.
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The Labor Trouble "a Fall Rfver.
FALL RIVER, MASS, June l3.-Two weeks
ago the splnners voted to strike, and tonight
the committee win meet to determine in which
which decision will be presented for ratification
at the meeting on Saturday evening. Two
weeks notice Is to be given OF the proposed
shutting down all the mills. This wIlf throw
some 1900 hands out Of work, and II long CON.
tlnued cause great suffering and misery. The
impending strike Is not hasty or angry move.
class OF operatives Who never have been Will
ing to aid strikers heretofore. There is no ex-
c1tement, violent talk, or desperate threats.
mination TO stand for what they consider their
rights. Now that their employers spurn the
idea OF arbitration, probably q long lockout
and much suffering win follow
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Rifle Match al SARATOGA,

SARATOGA, June 13.-At rifle match between
the Saratoga and Burlington clubs, distance
500. 800 and 900 yards the latter club was the
three distances ont OF a possible 225 is as fol-
ows: Montgomery, 217; Boardman 2l5; Mccall
rey, 209; Wftherell, 20S; Barrham, 20S; Horner,
1,656. The aggregate OF the Saratoga team is
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NEW YORK NOTES.
Gens HaZen Sues Gem. STANLEY for

NEW YORK. June 13.-Gen. Hazen has begun
q SUIT Tor libel against Gen. Stanley, the pre-
liminary papers In the case having been served
complaint has not yet been made out, but viii
cover, 1T Is said, substantially the same grounds
as the charges and specifications before the late
court-marual. The suit VIII be In the nature of
an ordinary libel suit for damages. Gen. Hazen
has retained as his attorneys chamberlain, Car
ter and Eaton, OF this city, and the case VIII be
tried here next winter.
The Woman Who Shot Washfngton
Nathan.
Mrs. Barrett, who shot washington Nathan
several weeks since In the Coleman house. in
this city, went voluntarily to Jefferson market
Justice Murray. Nathan is now I'm Europe and
to drop.
Trial Of Indian Commissioner Hayt.
The trial OF Ezra A. Hayt and others, indicted
Omcers OF the International Trust Co., was con-
tlnued yesterday at Jersey City. washington
=. Williams, who examined the banks assets at
the time 1t suspended, testified that the amount
aue OF Jan lst 1875 Just before the
neo mat she was depositor OF the company
from 1875 to January, 1915 Some two wears aoS,
81 s9e sieH 1, ane banking Office and took from one
OF which was the following advertisement:
Ine International Trust Co., corner Washing
ton and MONTGOMERY Streets jersey City, n. J.,
Is the only savings bank In the state with a
pald-up capital OF $500 900 for the security of de.
PositGrs pos tors James Drscol, of Jersey City, test-
on Ine tape-measures to direct his wife TO be.
G0me G9 one or the depositors OF the company
Inc ape-measure and the piece OF paper con.
lainlng the copy OF the advertisement were sd.
mitted as evidence, In spite Of the Objections or
tn the coInsel Tor the defendants, who wished
1nen 1s thrown out because they did not read
aiihe. Ihe case VIII be continued to-day.
The Smith.Bcnnett Fund
The requisite amount OF funds to nav the ex.
penses OF the new trial OF Mrs. Jerome r.
smith and Covert D. Bennett, convicted OF the
murder or Policeman Smith, has been obtained
emery through the eXertions of Miss Emma
ABBOTT, who went about yesterday and oO.
saa saaned subscriptions Judge Hilton subscribed
sSOv, Jay Gould 800, Hatch & Foote $780, Miss
thus raised.
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az About 4, 800 persons were at the Sanger.
fest concert, In Cincinnati, last night.
tUC. C. Campbell has entered suit In the q.
8. courts against Postmaster James, of New
York, for $4,000, for alleged infringement OF q
patent cancellation stamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-13

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to JAS
Boaldman, OF Boston, and Lou Blllingsley, OF
Portland, Me-; Nelson Hackett and Mary Eliza
Daniel Boadley and Nancy Gillis Frederick d.
Early and Mary E. Middleton; George A. Mark
wood and Belle Hutchinson; Chas. Robinson
and Mary Nelson; Henry Ockershausen and
man.
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Fire in Micbig0n,

DETROIT, MICH, June 13.-A special dispatch
TO the Free Press, from Grand Rapids, Mich, re-
ports that fire at blanchard, Mich, on Wed
nesday night destroyed ID. q. Blanchard's saw
mill and 100000 feet OF lumber owned by
Gran, Little Co. The loss iss IS ,000 Insured
for So, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-13

NAVAL ORDRRs.- Lieutenant Commander s.
d. b. Glidden, to ordnance duty at the Boston
navy yard, relieving Lieut.. Commander G. T.
Davis, who Is granted three months leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-13

their fliends are decorating the graves Of the
confederate dead at Arlington this afternoon,
and there is large attendance. The place of
assembling was the corner OF 9th street and the
avenue, and on arriving at the grounds q
prayer will be offered by Rev. DR.. Cuthbert,
and hon. j. G. s. Blackburn, OF KY, will de-
liver the Grafton.