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From All Parte o 1 the
World.
READY FOR THE CONGRESS.
Assembling of the Diplomatists
of Europe.
PROGRAMME OF THE SESSION.
Difficulties About the Turkish Fort
resses Threatened.
EMPEROR WILLIAM'S RECOVERY.
Republicanism Spreading Throughout
Europe.
ILL HEALTH OF LEO XIII.
IBT CABLE TO TIIE HERALD.]
London, June 12, 1878.
The Daily Ke\pt' Vienna special says that otllcers
have been ordered to join their regiments in Dal
mutia, which will bo Immediately raised to a war
footing.
BROWBEATING AUSTRIA.
The Dally TeUgraph't Vienna correspondent
Bays"Russia has recently taken a very
overbearing tone toward Austria. A rup
ture seemed imminent a week ago in
consequence of Russia's curt refusal to listen to
Austria's representations relative to the limits of
Bulgaria."
KUSSIA AND ROUMANIA.
The Vienna despatch to the Daily Telegraph re
ports that it is stated that the Russians In Roama
nla have received orders to be In readiness lor
hostilities.
secret session.
The Standard's Vienna correspondent says:?
??The various governments havo agreed that the
discussions In the Congress shall be secret, but a
committee will immediately be appointed to select
what portion of the dellbcraUons it Is desirable to
publish."
WHAT AUSTRIA EXPECTS.
"At the Austrian Foreign Office in Vienna It Is
fully expected that Austria will be asked by the
Congress to occupy Bosnia. A mobilization ol the
Austrian forces In Transylvania has been ordered."
THE PORTRESS DIFFICULTIES.
The Timet Berlin correspondent says:?"The non
compliance of Turkey with the reiterated demand
of Russia, supported by Germany, lor an Immediate
surrender of Shumla, which had already caused
the Congress to bo convened two weeks later than
was originally Intended, threatens to create ircsh
difficulties."
CONFIDENCE AT 8T. PETERSBURG.
The Timet' Vienna correspondent says:?"Con
fidence both in St. Petersburg and Berltafht the
successlol Issue of the Congress is reported to bo
ao deep aa almost to exclude a doubt that
Count SchonvaloiTs policy Is triumphant at
St. Petersburg and his antagonists are tllenced
Bnt the situation at Constantinople still continues
to cause uneasiness."
ENGLAND'S REPRESENTATIVE.
Lord Beaconsfleld arrived at Berlin at eight
o'clock last evening. He was received by Lord Odo
Russell and Count Von Rulone, and conducted to
the Kalscrhof Hotel. Tho Marquis of Salisbufy fids
also arrived at Berlin.
Lord Beaconsfleld had a two hours' conference
with Prince Bismarck laBl night
TI1B AUSTRIAN PKLKll ATIOX.
Count Andraasy and M. liny merle, the Austrian
plenipotentiaries to the Congress, started from
Vienna yesterday alternoon for Berlin.
TIIK CZAlt'S DIPLOMATISTS.
Count SchouvalotT has reached Berlin and estate
lished himself at thp lturslnn Legation.
THE BERLIN CONGRESS.
All the Plenipotentiaries will have arrived at
Berlin by Wednesday except the Turkish, who only
left the Bosphorus on Monday morning, and can
not reach Berlin berore Friday or Saturday next.
The plenipotentiaries will be rocelved on Wednes
day in State audience by the Crown Prince. They
will be conveyed to the I'alace in State carriages.
OPENING TIIK NB88I0X.
On Thursday afternoon, about two o'clock, the
Congress will meet lor the flrst time, and, alter
the transaction'of the necessary formalities, such
as the veriUcatlon oi the several powers of the
plenipotentiaries ami the appointment of ofliciala.
rite proceedings will bo opened by Princo Bis
marck, as president, by submitting his memoran
dum of the points, or return4 of the subjects, to be
treated directly by tlio plenipotentiaries, each of
Whom will receive a copy ol this document.
A PRELIMINARY TALK.
The Tune* Vienna correspondent says It seems
that most of tho plenipotentiaries are to arrive In
Berlin either on Tuesday or Wednesday, so that
they will have an opportunity ror meeting prl.
Vately bciore meeting officially. Considering the
Dumber of visits and return visits which will have
to be made in twenty-rour hours there will not be
much time for each ol tlicm.
PACK TO PACK.
Still, even the short time that will be available
may be of sonic importance, affording, as It will,
the flrst opportunity for exchanging Ideas in direct
personal Interview Instead ol indirectly through
the medium of embassies and dcsuatencs. Many
things may appear then In a quite different light
from that in which they have appeared hitherto.
KAHIKIl THAN WIUTIMI.
In' such confidential and dircet intercourse things
may be said which cannot well be written, nnd ob
jections that present themselves may be met at
once. Above all, the personal meeting of the Minis
ters who have been directing nflatrs at home,* and
who have not known each other before, is not
likely to remain without Influence on the course ol
the negotiations. They will t>c t>ctter abio to
Judge of each other thun they could be by tho
written communications-which they have hitherto
xchangcd and which muy derive new meouiug
from personal Intercourse
FIRST IN REGARD TO GREECC.
The business of the first sitting will bo confined
to the settlement of the question whether or not
the Congress shall Invite Greece to participate in
its transactions. It Is highly Improbable that
Roumanlaor Scrvia will be accorded direct access
to tho Congress, either with full or consultative
powers.
A shout sitting.
The origlnsi anticipation that the Congress wonkl
complete its labors in a fortnight is thought tlkeiy
to be realized. Commissioners will then bo aent to
Turkey to aettie the details.
WHAT RUSSIA WILL OUT.
The result of the Congress, it is anticipated at
Berlin, will not bo uniavorablc to Russia. Hhc will
probably get a portion of Bessarabia and Armenia,
the latter including Kara and Ardahan certainly,
gad perhaps also Batoum, but not Bayozid.
A STATE BANQUET.
A Btate banquet at the castle will be given to the
plenipotentiaries and their suites on Thursday or
Friday evening.
THK KKWSPArEH CORRESPONDENTS.
The Wilhelm Btrasse Is In a great stir of anticipa
tion. Newspaper correspondents from all parts of
the world are already in Berlin.
FRENCH BONAPAIITfSTS.
There is a report current that the Bonaparte,
Orleans and Bourbon interests are to be privately
advocated during the Congress Hy guntleuien de
puted tcr tlie occasion, the hope being entertained
by tbs monarchical, parlies Ot Franco"that a con
servative reaction will shortly set in at Berlin,
anu that the monarchy may have another chance
at Paris.
8BKVia*8 HO PBS.
Minister Ristlcs Has been instructed to urge at
Berlin tbe annexation of ail Old hervla to Servitk
IN ANXIOUS WAITING.
Prince Charles, of Roumunnla, will leave Bucha
rest lor his summer palace at Sinala during the
week to await the decisions ot the Congress.
BRITISH PAHI.IAMEV1' TO ADJOURN.
The London correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian telegraphs that a statement is current
at the clubs and in high political circles that the
dissolution ol Parliament will shortly be an
nounced and that the jreport linds such general
acceptance that several members have gone to
look alter their constituencies. The Daily -Vetca,
m a leading editorial article, makes reference to
the prevailing belief in the early dissolution of
Parliament
TUB RUSSIANS IN ROI MANIA.
A despatch to the Vienna Dolilk-al Correspond
'Of nee iroui Bucharest states that a Russian army
corps begun advancing on 1'itesti on Sunday, and
has already reached Pilu and UaestL It entered
some villages occupied by Roumanian troops Tue
Roumanian government, fearing bloodshed, or
dered their troops to retire in the direction of
Pilesti and TirgovestL The Russian movement in
terrupts the communication ol the Roumanian
army with Bucharest. The Roumanian govern
ment intends to ask explanations of Russia, and,
11 the answer is unsatisfactory, it will address a
solemn protest to the Powers.
PRINCE NIKITA NOT TO BE POOI.KD.
A Ragnsa correspondent says:??? The Montene
grin government lias sent an envoy to Scut&rl to
adjust the frontier differences with Turkey. Prince
Nlkita professes to be anxious to avoid a conflict,
but refuses to surrender his present holdings. '?
GONB TO MALTA.
The Duke of Cambridge has ieit London en route
tor Malta
THE EMPBKOR WILLIAM'S RECOVERY.
The recovery ot the Emperor la progressing won
derfully. Yesterday he celebrated the forty-ninth
anniversary ol his marriage. A bulletin Issued at
half-post ten A. M. yesterday, said:?"The Em
peror continues to improve. His wounds have all
healed. The right arm is sttll swollen, but is less
susceptible to pain."
An official bulletin last evening says:?"The
Emperor sat at an open window during the greater
part of the day. lie leels invigorated."
NOBIL1KO GUTTING BETTER.
The condition o( Dr. Nobiling is so mnch Im
proved that it is thought likely he will recover.
THE REICHSTAG DISSOLVED.
The Federal Council have .uuanlinonsly voted the
proposal to dissolve the German Parliament. As
announced in tbe Herald several days ago, the
elections are appointed for the second half ol July.
FAITH IN THE PEOPLE.
Prince Frederick William, replying yesterday to
an address of the municipality of Berlin, declared
that his faith In the loyalty of an overwhelming
majority of the nation was unshaken.
THOUGHTS NOT IN THE EAST,
The subject ol the app/oaching Congress of the
Powers in Berlin attracts throughout Germany rela
tively less public attention than the Internal crisis,
which la kept prominently In view by the activity
of the police and the partisan preparations lor
the approaching elections. 4
WILL THB GOVERNMENT WIN?
The leaders of the national liberal party have
assembled In Berlin for consultation and to deter
mluo on a coarse of action. They believe that
frlflce Bismarck had determined upon the dissolu
tion of the tfelchstag even before Xoblllng's at
tempt to kill the Emperor, or that he would, at
least, have reconvened tbe Reichstag and ascer
tained tue disposition of that body. Their war cry
will tie Uke that of the French republicans in the
contest with the De Broglle Ministry- the return
of the present liberal members.
NOT TUB WAT TO CHECK IT.
Arrests throughout Germany lor treasonable
utterances among the clauses infected with social
Ism continue to be very lrequent
PAMPHLETS IN THE UARRACE&
The limes' Berlin correspondent says:?
"There Is reason to believe that the re
pre-slve measures against tbe Boeiallsts will bo
COtiflhed to what is absolutely required. H is
stated that socialistic pamphlets are being circu
lated lathe Benin barracks."
TBS RSrOilUCAV WAVS.
The genoral ?lections In Belgium are over. Tbe re
takes, nearly complete, show that the liberals will
h tvo a majority of lour In tbe Cbnmbor ot Repro
sontntlvex Therefore tbe downfall of the prenent
embolic ministry Is certain.
CTBOSQ LIBKRAL MAJORITY.
Tbe resultn of tbo elections already known show
tbnt tbo liberals have a majority of too to tbo CAitu
ber ol Representatives and three in the Senate. It is
Hated that tbe Minister* have already resigned. Tbe
liberate ore rejoicing. Ghent and Antwerp are dec
orated with flag*, and noisy crowds are parading tbo
ntroota In Broitels.
HEALTH OS TBS CZARINA. *
A bulletin, dated St. Petersburg, Monday morning,
reports the oondltion of tbo Empress a* lollows:?
?'The lever baa decreased and tbe p eur.il Inflamma
tion has not been augmented. Tbe pattern'* condition
during the night won lens disturbed, but obo is
weaker." There was a solemn servloe ol prayer nt
8L Isaac'* Cathedral In SL Petersburg yesterday lor
tbe recovrry of tbe Empree*.
l?o sin.'a ?aiu>0 iibalth.
The Roma duspateh lo tbe Tuna rays that tut many
recent reports of lUe l'opo's failing health and bit In*
tended abdication clrcalated la tbo London prcas aro
unlouadod.
tub cosoiTiox or tub roTTo.y stsiex.
At a tunas moot lug of 1,000 operatives at Dlakney
Moor, called by a aaotlon of t?e operatives who with
to terminate the strike, a motion In favor of submis
sion was rejected by a lareo majority. Apart from
this tneollng, 209 operatives formed tliemefelves Into
a committee to endeavor to arrive at n settlement.
Ti.o Secretary of tbe Mature' Association has refused
even to call a meeting to discuss the offer of tbe opcr- (
ativee' Wages Commltloe to recommend tbe men to
accept sevou and a half per cent reduction.
BSAOT TO YlkLO.
A meeting ol thi iTeriookers representing overy
tut 11Xopt one In Accrtogton yesterday ununimuutly
favored submltalou lo tbe inaaiera' terms and decided
t> mako evory effort to terminate tbo strike.
at tiib txniniTins.
Mn hit I'acbasnd s psrty of ItirKltb gcntlomon peld
n special visit lo tbe American section of the Exhi
bition on Monday.
AM AUBR1CAH Bkl KITIOK
Oovarnor McCormlck will give e reception on
Thursday to tbe Jodges, oommlssionors, Jurymen and
all others ol&eially oonoected with tbe Exhibition.
BSD or THB SMSHIOX.
Tbe French Senate and Chamber of Deputise el Ver
sailles adjourned yesterday until October 28.
* TUB last
The Fronoh Senate yesterday acquiesced In tbe sup
pression by tho Chamber of Deputies of Its emend*
iik'dis to the Officers' Ponaiou* and Direct Texts bills.
A possible conflict between tbe two bouses Is thus
averted.
CASOAeSAO VIGIITS MO JSOKK.
f ne Parle Payt says ibai Peal de Ceseagoeo will
shortly marry e niece of tbe lets Cardinal Anlonelli.
TUB WBATIIBK IB BXULASO.
Tbo weather yesterday wee cold, showery end un
seasonable.
INTERNATIONAL LITEKABY" C0NGUES8.
^TlllBT DAl'a SESSION?Bucnioly or THE
OrriCEBI or THE C SITED STATES SECTION.
[bx gable to the bbbald.]
Paris, June 11, 1878.
The International Lltcr.try Cong reus held Its
Urut sitting 1& this city to-day. The meeting was
merely lor organization, however. Many distln
gnlsned foreign \utrrafears were present, Includ*
Ing Jenn-8ergtewlts, Tourgatileff and Tom Taylor.
Edmund About occupied Uio chair In place of
Victor Hugo, who was to have presided, but was
unavoidably absent.
THE AMERICAN SUCTION.
Andrew D. Wnite, LL. D., President of Cornell
University, was elected president and William
Balch secretary of the United States section of the
International Bureau.
APPOINTING TUB COMMITTEES.
Three working committees oi delegates were
then appointed, alter which the Congress ad.
journed until Thursday. ?
FUNERAL OF MR. MACGAHAN.
ACCOMPANIED TO THE OB AVE BY BIS LATE
COLLEAGUES *AND DISTINGUISHED OFFICES^
AMD DIPLOMATISTS.
[BY OABLE TO THE HEBALD.]
Constantinople, June 11, 1878.
The funeral of Mr. John A. Mactlahan, the well
known correspondent of the Hehald and of the
London Daily News, took place this morning. The
body was borne to the grave on the shoulders of
stalwart men, and the pall, which was thrown
over the coffin, was held by the correspondents
of the Loudon Daily News, the Titnes, the Dally
Telegraph, the standard and the Graphic.
PUIKNPS TO THE LAST.
, General SkobelefT, whose heroic conduct before
the Groivltza redoubt in September last re
ceived the hall mark of Immortality from
the pen of the lamented MacGalian; Colonel
Chambers, military attache of the British Embassy;
Horace Muynard, United States Minister; several
officers from the United States despatch boats, the
Assistant Judge of the British Consulate aud many
well known persons ol position attended the body
to the grave, in order to testify their respect for
the deceased journalist.
THE WEST INDIES.
SURRENDER OP THE LAST OP THE CUBAN IN
SURGENTS?HAYTI AT PEACE?VENEZUELA
BEADY JOB REVOLUTION.
Havana, Jane 11, 1678.
Brigadier Gaettermo Monoada and Colonel Krai re,
with 1,000 men and 000 members of insurgent families,
the last of the Unban Insurgents, have surrendered at
Barocoa and Cobro. General Marlines Campos will
males a triumphal entry into Havana at the head ol
4,000 troops on M|iday next.
FROM OTOSR ISLANDS.
Tbe French steamer from St. Thomas June 7, baa
arrived, bringing tho following news:?
l'erlect pcaco prevails In HaytL Confidence is re.,
established and business is lively. The Importations
being rather above the wants ot the people an advance
of tblrty-flve per sent on customs revenues has been
established.
Twelve thousand bags of coffee beve reached the
coast from the Interior. It le quoted 10>? n IX cents
per pound.
American provisions are eqarce at St. Croix and nre
nailing at hlgb prieot. Sugar in quoted at nn average
ot 3 a 4)? coats per pound.
An English banker ha* proposed to loan the St.
Domingo government $3,Ouu,OUO for twenty years on
moderate terms
VSNKZUKLA IWQUIET.
The Kopobllc Is very unseltlod. Tbe poople gener
ally disapprove of the acts ot the government, end
the position of President Guzmen Blanoo is consid
ered unsaie. Business is completely paralysed, and
the customs revenues show a decrease ol lully
forty per ceut wltniu tbe last six mouths. Yellow
lever Is prevalent among tno shipping at Laguayra.
Coffee le quoted at 18c. a Tic. per pound, but the mar
ket Is bare ol stock.
THE BANNOCK INDIANS.
A DESPATCH FROM FOBT HALL BF.BBRVATIOH?
ONLT FOUR AND A HALF CENTS FEU DAT
FOB BACH INDIAN APPROPRIATED.
Washington, June 11, 1878,
Tbe Commissioner of Indian Affairs to-day recolved
tbo following telogram I rout W. H. Dani olson, Indian
agent at Fort Bali reservation, Idaho Territory:?
Could not keop tbo roaming Bannooks here wben
the amount of supplies was scarcely enough to ieod
the Iudians enraged in farming Beo your Uespatchoe
of April 3 and 9. All quiet at the agency.
the despatches above reierredto eodtained state
moms tbat owing to the emnUness of tbo apprvprla
t on made by Congress for the support of these In
diana tho department could not furnish any additional
supplies. The amount appropriated lor tbe
subsistence of Indians on tbo Fort Hall Reservation
was $24,000 to cover tbe entire year, being only about
lour and a half cents per day for each Indian, and their
total number was recontly as high as 1,600.
THE TROOPS ON THE FRONTIER.
Fort McKisskt, Wy. T., Jane 11, 1878.
General Morrilt, with eight companies of cavalry,
leit here yesterday lor the camp on tbo Clear Fort
Creek, aOont Ally miles dtstsni, where he will remain
lor tho preaent, for ibe purposo of scouting, Ac.
ALLEGED FliAUDS IN THE NAVY.
mb. h. w. Gardner's reply to thb charges
MADE BY THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
[RY TELKURAPil TO THE HERALD. ]
Pkovidkncx, K. L, Jane 11, 1878.
H. w. Gardner, ol this city, prominently mentloeod
In tbe report oi the Congressional investigation Into
tbe management of tbe Navy Department while
under tbe control ol Secretary Koboson stated
to-day tbat tbe report of tbe sole of tbo
government property bad not boco guarded
wltb secrcoy. It wae published nearly n year
ago, and )u his opinion It had been seen a hundred
times since. The report was responded to by Mr.
llanseoin, and wan pronouuoed satisfactory m
every particular by Secretary ltobesou. ' Mr.
Klog himself stated that tbe materiel sold
were worthier! except aa old Iron and
he eworo to tills feci, t'be materiel bought hei been
la iho Navy Yard lor nearly ton years,
and would probanly have remained there lor
all time II they had not beau sold. Tho
I articles bought were becoming leea valuable
to the depurimoet aud eoold uoi be disposed of other,
wise. Mr. Gardner admits that msny ol the articles
wuicb be purebssed were sold by blui'lor lets
tbun he gave for them, especially tbe fifteen
loo bamuior, but tbat be was glad to gel
rid of thorn. Ho further suit's thnt ho is
willinc to appesr before the Grand Jury, tbst
be bus nothing to coneeal, and thai be was not afraid
to stand by III* record, lln bsd no desire to vinulesio
hituaeli iu the newspapers. Ho proposed, nowevor, It
it was neeeaa.iry to ahow ilia report in which the al
leged "crooked" transactions bad been pronounced
correct.
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
.1
Wah OirUTIMT,
Oriica of tub CiiiKK SiuxAL Orncaa,!
Washixctox, Jud? 1M?l a.m. )
AmNmMmm
For tbe Middle Atlantic SUIN ud New England,
higher proaaurc, aouthwoat to nortbweal wind*,
slightly warmer and generally clear woatber, exaept
occasional light ruins in lb* northern portion ot tb*
latior.
For tb* Booth Atlantic Slat**, rlalngand stationary,
followed by tailing barometer, weatorly and southerly
wind* and warmer, olear or oartly cloudy weatner.
For tb* Unit b tales, generally lower preaanre, eaat
to aodlb wlnda, warmer, elaar or partly olondy
weather, and la tb* Southwest occasional rains.
For the lower lax* region, rising barometer, west
erly wlnda and ellgbtly warmer, clearer partly cloudy
weather, ooeaalonal light ralna, followed In the west
ern portion by falling barometer end easterly winds.
Tne Ubio, Cumberland and Tonnease* rivers con
tinue rialcg.
Cautionary algaals continue at KaetporL
THE WEATHER TKSTKODAT.
Tb* fbllawlag record Will abow the cbaages in tbe
temperaiuro lor tbe peat twenty-four hours, to com
parison wltb tbe corresponding dale of last year, aa
indicated by the thermometer at Undent's pharmacy,
Iikbald Building, No. 218 Broadway:?
1877. IH7H, 1877. 187%
3 A. M 511 50 8:30 P. M..... 73 63
0 A. M 53 40 0 I". M 07 02
? A. M 62 53 ? P. M 02 68
13 M 60 67 12 V. M 00 50
Average temperature yeeterdar
Average temperature for correapondiog date last
year 63 J*
THE FUNERAL OF MR. WIN AN 8.
A SIMPLE AND US OSTENTATION 8 SKHVICE?
AUDBfciSS BX THE BLV. C. T. BBOCES ?A UilEAT
MANIFESTATION OP It ASPECT.
[BT TELEOBAPH TO THE HEBALD.]
Niwi'uer, H. L, Juuo 11, 1878.
The funeral of the late Thomas Wiuuns look place
to-lay from big laie residence near Brontou'e Point.
It was a very quiet and unostentatious service, lully
in keeping with tbo Ule and character ol the
deceased. The remains were placed In the Irunt
parlor and 'wero enclosed In a massive broadcloth
oasket, heavilv mounted with silver, but they wero
shown only to a few personal friends ol tbu lamtly.
Owing to tbo ucavoidablo absence front tbe city of
the ltov. M. K. Bcbermerliorn, the services were con
ducted by ltov. Cburles T. Brooks, the well knowu
Germau scholar aud poet. Boloro reading aouie
appropriate selections Iroin the Scriptures tbu vener
able gentleman said:?
Though a personal stranger to tbe family, still 1
come at your request to join in this service with do
small personal Interest. Iu the hour ol sorrow we aro
uone of us stranger* to one another. We are thcu
especially unprcssol with a sense ol ourmul'l depend
ence upon me Hcuvcuiy Father, as brothers and
sisters ol ouo common family. The event which oulls
us together is one which must always produce sober
ness and sadness in every thoughtful uiiud aiW feeling
heart. The disruption of tbo tender tie which binds
us to a beloved luther and brother falls with peculiar
intensity, but my office as a minister of the gospel
and my deep personal conviction lead me to exhort
you to recognize In this affliction the hand of chasten
ing love. TUo busy una honehceut lite now closed
on eurth is recaliod to the Lord ol life,
who, we doubt not, has called his
servant to a larger sphere of labor.
It will be your blessed privilege to cberisn in
constant remembrance all that was bright and
?udeartng In tbo example ol him who is taken
away from your eurlbly companionship, and ho
whom you have lost as u lrieud oil earth
You will have guluod as a friend lu heaven,
nay, as an augol of the Father, to strengthou una
guide and cheer you iu all tbe cares suid trials of life,
and, with the poet, we oun say:?
Those lives are aserod to IhC Lord,
Kindled by llim. by Hliu restored.
And while our hours renew their race,
Still would we walk helure His face.
Mo when by llim our souls arc led
Through unknown regiousoftho dead,
totibJoy triumphant may we move
To seats or nobler Ule abovo.
TO TUB CXXKTXItr.
A prayer was then ottered, and the funeral
cortdga was soon wending tts way to the silent
city of the dead, a distance ol Qvo miles,
where the remains were temporarily en
tombed. Miss Winans was uuablo to ut>
toud at the cemetery, as she was prostratod
with grief ut her bereavement. Tbo oleguul
casket was hidden from viow by exquisite aud rare
cnl flowers, the olToiintt of the children of tbe de
ceased. None were wreathed luto forms or dcvloos;
they wore simply tcuttercd on the coffin us they wero
cut. Tbo silver plate bore the simple inscription
V THU MAS WINANd, . I
> Boro December 0, 1819, Died Juno 10, 1878. J
Ttttl FAMILY AND FKIKNU8.
only a very low of tbe immediate irionds ot the
family were presouu Among tbe uumber wero Mr.
Thomas Whistler, Mr. Uosa B. Whistler, tbe Missus
Whistler, Mr. Ferdinand U. Latrobe, ex-Mayor of Bal
timore; Colonel Osmuu Latrube, Irotn Balti
more; Mr. Edsar Lombard, from Boston; Mrs.
U. A. Lilhrop, and Mr. Gcorgo 1'. Litbrup,
liom Cambridge, Mass.; Mrs. Isaac. Uurtshorn and
Dr. and Mrs. Okie, Iroin Providence. Six of the
trusted employds of the deceusod were solociod an
bearers, and there wero as many underbearvrs. Tno
lormer wore long linen cashes lestcoued wlih black
ribbons. They nUo wore black kid gloves and" heavy
crape on their hats.
msi'osiTioN or tbk imrATti.
Mr. V. C. Latrobc, the legal adviser ot the deceased,
will proceed lo Europe at once to attend to some tin
fortant business allairs cooDecied with the estate.
t Is understood that the bulk ot the property bus
been leit to the son and daughter of tbe deceuaufl. It
ia also rumorod that the children ot his sister, Mrs.
General Whistler, have alao coen handsomely remem
bered.
THE POET BRYANT DYING.
All hope of Mr. Bryant's recovery has now boon
abandoned by hia friends; In fact It is extremely
dooblful that he will outlast the day. Since Mon
day night he has failed rapidly, and hia
condition throughout the afternoon and even
log of yoetorday was cxiromcly low. lie slept
uninterruptedly and his physicians Uoslly ceased to
administer any nourisDiueat. Dr. Gray oalled at
seven A. M., as usual, and again later in tbo day. Dr.
Peine made three visits, one lu tho day lime, and
again at eight and ten P. M. At the latter hour bo re
mained about flfteeu minutes, and then left not to re
turn over night unless scut tor.
Miss Godwin, Mr. Bryant's granddaughter, and
other members of his family wero la oousiunt at
tendance, and oo one olso wua admitted to the room
In which tbe Uyiug man lay. Numerous calls were,
however, made by unxious friends, sod lor tuctr use
and that of thu reporters the lollowtng bulletin was
niaJo out at eight o'clock and left with tho waiter in
the vestibule:?
"Mr. Bryant is exceedingly feeble to-nlgb'. But for
his wonderlul vitality could Hardly live through the
night."
Dr. Palno at his last visit, at ton o'clock, vutd that
nothing additional or Uifloroul could be said.
Among tho oaliors in tho evening wure ox-Governor
Ttldeu, an inttmalo personal lrieud ol Mr. Dryant;
Mr. llcury Wxitoraon, woo called with him, and tho
poet stoddird.
PENTECOSTAL FESTIVALS.
ANNUAL ilEKI1X1 OF TUB UEJJUUW LAMES*
BIKKKR CUOI.1M SOCIKTT.
lb* annual meeting of Ihe Ilobrow Lidica' Hikesr
Cbolim was hobl yesterday nltcrnoon at ibo School
of Industry, ha. 212 West Seventeenth streot,
M rs. U. Lovyeon, proaidout, In ibe cbair. Tbo
objects of this society aro to rcilovo dosorvlug
poor, assist women during conflocment and widows
lu want. In lb# same connection tbero is a
school of Industry In wblcb some tblrty-flvo
children aro Instructed In needlework, dressmaking
and other lotulolne employment*, From the reports
prossnted yesterday It ap|>earod that tbo* receipts ol
the society during the past year were $*,P30 74; ex
penses, $4,530 02, leaving u balance lu cash ol
$3,304 02. The property of the sueloty amounts to
about $14,003 In value, and couslals ol oasb and
United Stales government bonds, tboro ha? beoo a
lulls controversy in the society daring tbo p.st
yesr arising Irom various motives, wblcb re
sulted In ibe resignation of several or ibo
olhccre uud the appointment pro tcni. of
others to Itll tbo veeauoiea Uutil tlio regular uunual
lueellug. Tula conlruvorsy aroso Irom ibe lacl that
I lie society occupied expeuaivo quailcrs in West
Ybirty-aaound stroei. lu order to reduce tbo tieecs
sury expense tbe prcaidoui upon ber own rospoasl
btuiy engaged tne rooms uuw occupied in Wist rtuv
eutevniu etroel at abuul one bail me lurmcr rent
I l.o onicors ol tbe aaaouialluu tbnuglit tbu piesidcot
was overstepping bor pewrre in eugagiug tbo pieseut
quarters without consulting Ibeiu. Charges 01 cur
roption and inisappropriatiuo ol mouoys ware Irmly
made, and resulted lu ibe resignation ol ollicsra and
members, and tbu starting ol a rival society. 1'bo
ilikeer Cbolim Secieiy lias been in existence sluco
ISOO, and U said to be lu a proeporuus coadlltoli.
Ibe lollowing o Ulcere were yeeierday uleclod:?.
President, Mrs. I), l.cvyson (rc-eisctod); Vico Presi
dent, Mm L. liamoerger; Treasurer, Mrs. Lucxiu
durl (re-elected); MccrvUrv, Mrs. F. Mlouelilll; Oi
rectresses, Mines. J4. Cobn, K. liosenbnuiu, J. Wold,
C l.ippuiunn, It. Ueldsnyth, K. Kahn, H. Molomon, 1.
I* lloalgman, It. ltaun; Ftuauce Committee, Mis. M.
Cobn, Mm a. Wold and Mrs. tCioma Hoseubaum.
A number ol ibe members of the society have
lormed an '?endowment luud" for tbe bcoetll oI those
wno may desire 10 )eiu and during tbe time ol tboir
membership uisv lose their husbands. Mm 1).
Lovyson ta also tbe president ol ibis organisation.
THE BY AN HOMICIDE.
A coroner's Jury ycattrdiy Invealigatod the oirouui
ataucee which led (? Hi* death of Jainei Ryan, who
was tubbed daring a row la a Brooklyn barroom by
John U Keaiiog, and returned ? verdict In aoeord
um with tho lacta. Keating wan remanded to await
the Grand Jury'* action.
SlIEBWOODb DEATH.
/The five young tnou? Patrick Mc(iui?-an, John
luilly, Ttioraaa Ulenaiog, 1 bomaa Coetello and Alex
auder Jtfferi?who wore arretted ou Monday night on
suspicion ol being itupileatud in tho burning ol ex
j'oiiceman .Sherwood, were yeoterday oomiuittud to
the House ol Ueteniion.
'AUBkhied fob shocking his yiFE.
Henry Clinton, who ahot hit wilo at their real
donoo, No. 6U Warren street, Brooklyn, on October
1, 1877, was arretted by Detective Roach, of tho Third
l'recliict. re tier'lay, while visiting 0110 of hia children
nt the Industrial Home in Williamsburg. Mra. Cliu
t jn won aeverely wounded in the baox.
OLDEB THAN UNCLE SAM.
There died In Newark, N. J., on Monday a negroes
named Margaret Francis, who. It le claim od. waa born
in Hoaaex couuiy a lew moniha belore the Declaration
ol Independence woa atgned.
THE INDICTED ALDEUMEN.
K* Judge Dlltenhweler notified tho Dialrlct Attor
ney'* elbow yeetorday that he would move to quash
too indictment* agaiaat tho Board of Aldermen In the
Court el Oyer and Terminer to tuorrew.
Details of Their Dold Attack
on Mr. Lafetra.
PRECONCERTED ACTION.
Singular Ignorance and Neg
ligence ox the Police.
Tbe bold and successful raid made by oast sido ban
cytti uu a Third avenue car at the early hour of half,
past nine ou Monday evening has created the greatest
excitement among iho residents ol that section of tho
city. Everywhere along tho Hue ol tho Second and
Third avenues yesterday the uupurullclod outrage was
tho great subjecj o; discussion and indignation. All
citizens ugroe that It was tho most barefaced attack
ever made on a public conveyance in tho city of Now
York.
COKltECTXO YMtSlOX Of TUK OUTBACK.
Tho olliciuts connected wl.b the Third Avenue Rati*
road Company displayed most extraordinary energy
throughout the day lu ondeavorlng to icrrel out the
miscreants who assaulted and robbed their rocolvcr,
Lulolru, and, hot rtslylug solely upon tho oflorts ol the
police, at once cuguged private detectives who, la
conjunction with auveral e'mployds of tho road, wore
engaged iu soekiog the least possible clew to tho whore*
unfits ol' tho brigands. Tho police of the Twouty
tbird prectact, seeing tho activity ol tho railroad com*
pany, also sol to work toward the imddlo of tho day
In placing threo detectives on the lookout for the
robbers. Tboso latter detectives wero so egftly recog
nizable wben they stood ut tho oorner of Eighty.
niulU strcot and Second avcuuo yesterday afternoon
that two genilfoiou happening to pa-s by at ouco
polatod thorn out as charged with Icrrotiug out tho
great mystery. A reporter of the Hkralu conversed
with the police ofllctals of tho precinct, with the
wounded reccivor, with tho treasurer and other otn
ployds of tho road, urn I ae the various details como
tnore and inoro to light the outrage weurs a still more
serious aspect thaii was reported in yesterday's ac
counts. The plan was evidently coucoctod carolully
by the robbers, who know exactly tho car Mr. haletra
was to tuke, lor the wugon lollowed tho car down
from tbu Harlem depot and contalnod only two of tbo
men.
TIMIKK OF TUB ROllBKitk FAT Til Kill FAkXK.
Tbe tliico accomplices, who mailt the assault, took
passago la tho car at tbo depot aod puid their fare,
la the neighborhood ol lOUtb street tbo people ro
turning from tbeir Pfingstinontig lostival, accom
panied by some soldiers of tbo Eleventh rogiuient,
who, ft Is said, wore side arms, entered tbe cur, wnicn
was soon filled ap. Mr. Lalotrabad Just collected tbo
rolarus of some ot tbo alternoou cars, tbe bulk of tbe
receipts having been taken awuy curjier lu tbe auy.
Ho took a soat In tbe cornor ol tbe car, near the
platlorm, koeping a book containing the pay
roll ot tbe ctnplojda ot tbat division of the road
wrapped In a abeet of light brown paper on bis laft
and resllug his satcbel containing the silver on tbe
book, tbe strap of tbe satabei being slung around bis
arm. Moving still eloser up to tbe cornor so as to
give all room obtainable to tbo numerous possongers,
bis atieutiou was somewhat directed to u very hi.url
ous Gorman, who made a great deal ol noise. Woilo
looking 10 ibui direction toward tbe centra of tbe ear
be receives tbe first blow on tbe leit slue ol tne
noud. .Simultaneously wilb tbe blow some one opened
tbo trout door and oalied out '?All right," as If
telling the conductor to go iihoad with bis osr.
Immediately alter a second blow was struck, tbis
time with tne muxzle ot a pistol, Mr. l.uletra at ouco
conceived tint the object ol bis assullaui* was rob
bery. He shouted lor tbe couductor, clung desperately
to bis satcbel, but blows ueguu to lull so thick on his
head, wnicu was bare, Unit he soou lost coutcloui
boss, uod the blood (lowed Iroui the wounds. Tbe con
ductor, wbose name is diaries Auld, was In tbe Iront
part ol the car at tbe tliue collecting Urea He at
tempted l? make his way to where Mr. Lulotra
was alroady lyiug Insensible, but It was dilllcult lor
biui to get through tbe crowd, aud wUsu be ruuobod
ihure 0110 lellow pointed u pistol at him and told hnn
not to liilerivrc. At too sums moment another IcHow
struck bim ou tbo forobsud. Wittnu thirty seconds
oiler tbe banditti hud loll the our tbe three wbo bad
ouiue along as pusseugors Iroai Harlootjuuiped into
the wagon that bad closely lolivwed the car, and tbo
five, robbers orcuped with tbolr booty. Not
ouo ol too passengers interfered; In laet only
thuso sitting near Mr. Luictru were at all
aware that uu aseault bad been made, bat, as most of
tbe passengers woie pleasure seekers, under the in
fluence ol heer, tbo Impression provwiled tbat thcro
was an ordinary row uiuoug those who ban been jolly
throughout the day. Ihu soldiers present did not
even stir. Sumo ol them did uot suow what was
going oo, while others, in this instance, couMdeied
discretion, perhaps, the holler part ol tbuit vuluf
t ne Uliow woe pe aled tbo iiittol at Couductor
Auld, whou tho latter cudcuvorod to arrest thoroj
Dorr, is thus described by bim in hlH statement, .>?
made at the Twenty-third street police stationHo
i.euinod ubout tweuty-clgnt years ol ago, five leel
elefou Inches high, suioovli, tanned luce, orowu bair,
high divot boner, stralgbt nose, small eyes. Toe
wagon was an ordinary vender'* wagon, with one
horse, which kept bentud the car ail tbo way down
Iroui the depot. Tne throe meu jumped ihto tbo
wagon oilor the affair was over aud urovo off with
tfcem.
no i*olicw in aiunr.
As already slated ell this oecuried oo Third avenue,
between Niucly-tbird aud Ninety-fourth struct.-, at
about ball-past uiuo o'clock, and the resljsuta ol tho
neighborhood, who wire crowding lu Urgo numbers
lu Iroul ol lb? drug t-tore, atkuowUdged mat not u
policeman was to be scou lu the neighborhood. A
nisssinger employed til tbo clerical department
ol the Third Aseuuu Mailroad Company
happened to pass tuat crowd ul the
time uud curiosity led bim to tnqulro
into tbe cause 01 lue < seucuieat, wbou be found Sir.
I.uietrii in tho drug store bleed lug. Or course be ro
malucd wiib blai, nut w is of opiuion that mo police
ha t already been ooliUcd anu ware actively un tno
truck of the robbers. I n a wounded uiau soon ro
covurod coukcluueuoau and witb tbo aid ol tbu mes
senger repaired to tbo station bouso in Kast fciguiy
ctghili street, Mergtanl Sullivan, who Was In tbtitgo
ol tbo dealt at tbe uiuu, said lb.it It waa twenty-live
inioutaa ol eloyeu o'clock P. SI. belore Sir. Laletra
rnudo h.s iippo.vr.iuco uud told bla atory.
"An hour bud elapsed since the Ichrfal outrage had
been commuted In oueul Mow York's public streets,"
said a lawyer romdiug in tho neighborhood yeaicru iy,
"and the police within a sloue's throw 01 tbe sucuo
knew notning of ilia crime, and were brst Inioriued
ol It by tbo wrouuded mm himself, a bo bud to tali
bis siory while bleeding. And this is what you
newspaper men call tbo lineal police lu tho world."
TIIS HkKOKANT'S SLOW Rkl'OltTlL
On this subject tbo reporter ol ibu Mahalo apoko to
bergo.mt Sunifnu yesterday, when tbu latter said
"Oillcer Siorlis, on tbut post, waa at the station bouso
nt the lime, having brought in u stray borne and
buggy which hu bad lounJ on the uvcnric lie was
compelled to leave bis post, wuicb estenda Iroiu
h ighty-Mxlb siroct to Ninuiy-lourih street along both
sides ol tbo .iVsuuc, uncovered for tbu time being.
It w ?$ dating bis ao*ouco mat l bo all i?r oceurred. "
n "You say it was twoniy-uvc minutes to ten o'clock
P. SI. at least when you beard el it. Ituw ouuo it that
no word was soul lu l'oilco Headquarters until near
midnight t"
"Well," said tbe sergeant, "you know It lo?k soino
tune lor Mr. I.vleirn to tnsku Ins slaieuiont and lor us
to write II out. 1 lent word as soon at I could."
"How many men have you in your precinct f"
".Mxty-ono ulllcera und men."
"Ami iioimug waa done to pursueAbe robbera till
after 10:115 f" w
"Ol course wa could do nothing till we knew of It,"
Till captain hp vua I HJCCISCT.
Tbe reporter next called upon Captain Uobblns,
com manning tbe precinct, llo was la bin private
ofllco.
' Can yon give uio uiy lurtbor Inlori .lion about
laai nisbt'a adairf said the reporter.
"All 1 can say la that the police are not to blame lor
It."
"1 don't make euoh an asaarilon. All I desire to
knew Is wueiber you liav? uuy clew to the robbers f "
"No. I bsve not. Yes, a Csiiuku piano maker goto
some eue else a description ol the wagon. "
"llo told that to the rmlroad company, did bo not?"
"Yes; I have no other lul iriuation. Would be glad i
to give it to you II I bad, but m?y get some lurmer
news to night. I have talked luagmu many ticopie,
but nobody can give me anytblug of inieresi n< yet
We are working oo tbe case as hard as possible."
I be Captain men explained mat tlio I * ? ntv-lhird
precinct extended irom .levei.t?-ninth to llOih street
and Irom Filth avenue to toe Matt Kivor. and that the
product was "hi good order." Ha bad been lour
yeaia In roiumaud ol tbe precinct.
A I'HNCINCr OP THIKYKlk
Onool Iko employes ol the i bird Avenue Hsllroad
Compauy who lor years lias worked in the esnto ollloo
with Mr. Laletra, said ibut tbe eutirs aectiou betwnnn
H venty-mirth and Heventy-eighlb stria ta tow
aid the Kaat itiver .wanned with thieves. l he neigh
borbood was infested by the worst class ol robbers,
and hu bnd i.o doubt that the banditti, tf caught,
would prove to belong to that part of the city.
"Iluy will no doubt bo caught,*' said lresaurer
bpons, ol tbe I hint Avenue Kaliroad Company; "at
least we ahull loavn nu atone untamed ioreton iht.au
fellows, and wo bavo now quit# a number ut men en
gaged In tbe pursuit, w n had a r.oufvrehdo hero this
moruihg with tho polios i> a thornier, and wo aro
working barraoniousl) in tbo matter, fbe robbers
no doubt fsnoiod that tbe) were going to tutka a
large h.u'. I ho outrage Is the very wur-i oo record.
It a|i|>eanito be now a growing opinion that tb? rob
bers bad iiocumpitces In tbe car, nut tb it wheu all aro
Otiught tbe number may be lound to be seven in.-tewd
ol llVflt"
Mr. l.yons then exhibited tbn paper in w^toh lho
book eoutamiog tbe payroll wns wrapped wuen tbt
assault was made. It waa covered with blood. TM
Gorman pmuo maker wiio called at tbe depot ta tbe
luori.iug said iliai the wazon waa painted rod, and of
a all allow buoy.
htatkmkit or tub woexoan bjcckivkk.
Mr. I.aleira, ito wounded rccoiver, waa vUlled at
Ilia rcsidci.ee yesterday by ?ylupuibizlng friend*. Ua .
waa able to riae iruoi In* coucn iu tbu alloruoon and
was seated iu an artucbatr, wilb bia bead bacduged
anil looking exceedingly pale. The aolt bat whieb be
wore hud also itinured considerably, tbe tell having
becu cut through in two dtlfereul places. At tbe
suggestion of tbu olticlais tbe bbirt which be
wore, actuully reu with blood, waa curelullv
laid aside, preaumabiy lor future evidence.
Mr. Lafctra, though consideta'hy cxbaustod,
said:?"'J saw several revolver* just before 1 tainted,
one of tbe robbers bav.bg u stlverplated revolver.
When 1 game to 1 wanted to ioIIow tbu robber* and
asked ta wbat dnectiou they bad gone. No one would
leil iue and 1 was lakeu to tbe drug store. Tbe ouly
one 1 remember having scpti iu tbe cur la a Mr. Uil
lesple, wbo sat opposite. Home people, no doubt,
thought that 1 wa* engaged iu u row uad uid not come
to my ass.stance wb?-n I called lor help."
Up to a late hour last' evening tbu grout raid con
tinued to lie tbe great town talk everywhere, several
eitueaa wondering bow such tiling* could happen in
u civilized comuiuniiy. Must ol those wbo couvcrscd
on the subject coudi'tuiiod tbo dilatorncs* ot tbe
police of tbe I weniy-tbird product in not reporting
tbe case to Headquarters, and iu giving tbe robber*
luily an hour tbo start ol tbo doloctlvcs.
mi COLONS!, Of TUK BLCVKNTil DBfR.HPa UIS MUX.
Colonel L'ubekaui. ol ibe Eleventh rcgiuiout, stales,
In a letter to tbu Ukoalu, that tbe. e were bat two
members ol Ills regiment Iu the car at tho time ot tbu
robbery. Tbey were unarmed and seated at tbe for
ward end ot tbe car, and thai tut tbe aimck and rob
bery was tbe work ol a moment only, the oatrago waa
accomplished and ibn robber* hud tied before the two
members were aware that anything beyond what tbey
thought was a dranneu quarrel had ukeu place.
XIIE ELEVENTH It BGIS1ENT.
To thi EniToit or thl- Hebacd;?
1 read in your paper ol this morning on account ol
a robbery committed lu a Third uveuuo oar by Qvs
blgbwayitiou ou an luolloosivo old gentloinan in ths
presence of eleven ubiluruii'd member* of the'Kiev
unlb regiment N.G.SN.Y., and nut oue of these bravt
soldiers raised a bund to even assut In protoctlng tb?
geutlemsu who so narrowly escaped death, being
more concerned lu Ibotr own t-actpe. How could
sucn soldiers be depouded upon iu case ol riot If called
upon by the Coininander-in-Cltiel? These men uro
unworthy the Dame ol National Guardsmen, and their
colouel should lorret them out tlad have tbem dishon
orably discharged from tbe service ol tbi Stale, ua
sued cowards are a ulsgruce to the same as weli as to
their comrades In arms. SEKGEAN f.
Ni.w Yubk, June 11, 1878.
"PRETTY ONE. Willi UEK AWAY?" "TO CRIT.
TEN ION'S, for a box of Uli nh's Hi'Leiiun Soar for my
complexion."
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"Absulutoly pure i.ud wbelusorue; saperior to all for
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and artificially aerated waters."
"Impregnated only with its oarn cos."
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"Ilealtblul and well suited for dyaoepsla and cayes of
acute disease "
"Mildly antacid: aprons well with dyspeptics and wbera
there is a pouty diathesis."
"By far the most agreeable, alona or mixed with wlneg
useful in catarrhs of stomach or bladder and in gout."
"Not only a luxury, but a necessity."
lo be bad of all Wine Merchants, Grocer*. Druggists and
Mineral Water Dealers throughout tue United hiatus, and
wholesale ot
FREDERICK DK BABY .fc OCX,
Bole Agent*.
Nos. 41 and 43 VYurren St.,
New York.
Every gennino bottle bears the registered YELLOw
pictorial label et the
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A.?
"BEE WHAT A QOODl.Y OUTSIDE FALSEHOOD
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gems; If tbey were liiey could not be sold so cheap, but
their "goodly outside" makes them pass current as real
everywhere. Tbey are a coaling ot real lamonu on a pure
crystal huso. Jewellers cannot detect thoiu troin real dia
utuuils. Their brilliancy lusts forever. Tbe ueuuino i'sni*
ian Dismomps can be bought at my store only. UH'HAKll
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New York. ?
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11Y TELEGRAPH. ~
Xaw OitLKAss. La.. June 11. 1S7S.
At the Grand Semi- uinaal Drawing of the Louisiana
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under the per.ional umaageinent of Gonsrals lleanreiratsi
and Early, wlmlu ticket No. SI,'179, sold in this city, drew
tba first capital prlto. M A. DAUPHIN. President.
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Beud fur pamphlet containing treutiunnt and many ieiiu'>ld
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Roforcticcs to bankers, merchants ho.I others.
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I Probate and Matrimonial I'lvlnlon
To Jamoa Itaalpin. now residing In itia Unite I States ol
America, br.dner of Matthew Hatpin. lato of K>clini<"Ml
Fairvlrw, In Ilia g maty oi Dublin. dairyman, deceseed
Take notlca tbat a citation latuad nndnr the anal ol
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IInth Court of Justiee In Ireland, dated the No day or May,
IHTrt, whereby you. Jnmct llalpln. are . Ited to appear
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