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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
CLUBBED TO DEATH.

INQUEST IN THE CoGAN HOMICIDE CASE.
In Newark, Coroner Osborne yesterday resumed
the inquest on the body OF John Francis Cogan,
the ex-pollceman, who Is alleged TO have been
killed on Tuesday evening last IN John lartmann's
grocery, corner OF Camden and Cabinet streets.
Ann Fitzgerald, OF NO. &c Bergen street, testified
to seeing hartmann raise something like club !;
she thought fight was coming and left hur-
rlcdy; subsequently she saw hartmann throw
man out OF the door on the Sidewalk
the man falling heavily. Mrs. Annie Cogan
wife OF deceased, swOre to being absent in
East Orange on Tuesday nignt When she came
home sDe found her husband bleeding dreadfully
from wound on the head. He said some man
had strucK him, but did not say who, soon after
becoming unc Conscious. James DOlan, who was
with Cogan In iiartmann's place the night In
question, swore there was trouble about paying
for drinks mat Cogan had ordered that Hart
mann's son was Insulting; that hartmann took a
cub up ana strnck witness with 1t, when he lett.
The case was adjourned till to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
HUDSON COUNTY TAXES.

The nrst move In the grand scheme to saddle q
debt OF s5,000,000 on the people OF Hudson county
has been made by the North Hudson county
Water commissioners in Hoboken. TIE men
interested in the proposed plan Tor the construc-
ton oil new reservoirs and yiaducts nave gone 10
much trouble ana expense IN advancing the
scheme To us present stage although they arc not
biInd TO the TACT that the residents OF the north
ern section Of the county would vote down over
whclibingly any attempt to impose upon them so
terrible "a burden. Contractors, engineers and
politicians are working hard Tor the accom- plish-
ment OF the design. oil nas already been pre-
pared, whose PROVISIONS set 1Ortn That interest az
the rate OF eight per cent may he rald on the
bonded Indebtedness incurred IN the construction
OF the works. Inc amount authorized TO be
raised ny The issue OF bonds Is $3,j00,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
EXPLOSION AT THE NAVY YARD.

man named Hamilton Beam was recently APP
pointed to the position Of engineer IN the Brook
Ign Navy Yard, AMI was detailed to take charge
OF one OF lhe steam fire engines. wnen ne annl,ea
Tor the place he informed Captain Temple that he
was a thorough engineer ana could take an en-.
glne 20 pieces aud put u together again. on
THURSDAY ne was Instructed to test tho engine
he machine was orlVen down 70 tins dock and WI q
soon at work under a lull mead OF steam. The en-
glneer, VINO appears 10 nave been entirely uu.
iamitar with MS duties, neglected TO keep the
boiler supplied Win waier, which caused the
steam pipes 10 Ourn out aud the Douer To explode
VITA great violence. Fortunately no one was
injured, but tue explosion entalled loss to tne
government OF about $4,000. Beam was DIS.
charged by Uncle SANS representatives without
further ado.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
FATAL FIRE AND WATER.

miss Helen sullivan, aged about twenty, OF
Bernardsyne, Somerset county N. j.. wbc alone
In her lather's house, few Gays ago, With her
back TO stove, founr That her clothing had caught
IRE. lie nrst enort was to smother the FIRE by
roHihg herself IN blankets, 10 do which she mad 10
go up stars, Dut on arriving there she found tnat
lhe mouse was on e. with her clothes burning
az aIouhl net sue rushed out and procuring some
lhe hpure, anu theh ran IN an almost made con-
..tiou loNaru a nei9hDor,ng house TO seek aid.
wien sue arrived thcfc 10 was iound that she was
Durheu rom her neck 10 her feet almost literally
rOasicd alive. She fingered a amor, y,,aa 49,. -,
death released her AO' ""s"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
NEW YORK oPHTHALMIO HOSPITAL.

The annual Commencement and reception OF
the above named hospital took place last evening,
at the corner OF Twenty-tnrd street and Third
avenue. Notwithstanding the storm large and
interested audience gathered to assist at the Com
mencement. The following was the order OF ex.
VINO awarded the diplomas; valedctory by
q. &. McDefmott. NJ. D.; address on behalf OF the
appropriate remarks by Rev. W. X. Alger. The
graduates were w. r. +. Fowler, NJ. d., Rochester.
\. u. Charles f. Rowell, NJ. d.. Lancaster, N Ii. !;
George Q. McDermott. NJ. d., Warren. Pa. Alfred
Wanstall, NJ. D., Washington, d. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT VETERAN
CORPS.

The sixth annual reunion OF the Veteran corps
OF the Twenty.second regiment was held last night
at the Union Square Hotel. Among the guests
were Colonel Wlngate, oil the National Rifle AssO.
cation Colonel William Church and the officers
OF the Twenty-second regiment. Addresses were
delivered by Paymaster Joseph =. Jardlne, Rev.
WiIllam N. Dunnel, p. $. Gilmore, Captains Il.
Kelly st, les. William j. Harding, First Lieutenant
WAmot NJ. Dunnlng and captain j. Il. HOrslal
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DECAPITATED.

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT-A YOUNG MANS
HEAD CUT OFF,
young man. named Patterson, nagman on an
extra freight train, northward bound, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, met with terrible death
at Mantna station, New jersey. yesterday morn
ing. While the train was passing that station the
unfortunate youth was standing on the top OF The
cars when they received sudden jerk, which
threw him on the opposite track, his neck lying
the rail. Engine No. S74, which was backing uD
at the moment. ran over him, severlng the head
from the body. Deceased was a single man and
lived in Philadelphla, whittier the remains were
taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
MARRIED.

FINLAY-CHANcELLoR- Thursday. March 4,
1919, at the FIRST Baptist church, HoDOKen, ny the
Kew. w. X. Maui, GEO. DICK FINLAY, TO MARY,
youngest daughter OF Mrs. M Chancellor.
POPPENHrsEN - SCHwIETERING - In BROOKLYN,
March 4, 1875. at the Reformed cnurch, on the
Hei2Dis, ny the Rev. DR.. David Inglls assisted by
the Rev. DR.. h. = Falrchild, ALFRED h.. PoPPEN-
HvSES. OF College Point, 10 ANNA liERMNE,
daughter Of II. n. ,,cbwcterinV.
sHERwOoD-TEOLAS.-ln New London, Conn.,
January rs, 1875, by the Rev. Mr.. Dun. GEORGE
SHERWOOD, OF brooklyn, to Miss MARGARET TRo-
LAN, OF New London.
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DIED..


AMBuRY.-ln this city, on Thursday. March 4,
ELIZA, daughter OF the late Anthony and Elizabeth
Ambury aged 30 years, months ana days.
Relatives ana trends OF the family are Invited
to attend her funeral on Monday, March 7, at
eleven O'clock from her late residence NO IL
Bank street
Bristol and Herelordshire tEngland) papers
please copy.
ANNEh-At Harlem, on Thursday, March 4, 1875,
PETER a. ANNEX aged SO years.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
CONSIDERATION OF A JEWISH TEMPLE.

The Jewish Temple Rodeph Scholom, IN Clinton
street. near Houston. was consecrated yesterday
afternoon. The services which were most I'm
pressive, were conducted by Rabbi Tousssy as
sisted by Dr. White; alter which several psalms
were sung and choir iOrmed--tke first the tenn
PIE has ever had, although 1t Is the Oldest In New
YORK. The RABBI then made brief closing ad-
dress to his congregation, N which he eXhorted
them TO oe faithful and earnest in their dev0lons
and ObServanCes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
PLYMOUTH PRAYER MEETING.

THE EFFICACY OF SINGING TO TAKE AWAY
TROUBLE.
1t Is needless to speak OF the attendance at Ply.
mouth church when 1t opens It's doors, whether
on sunday or Friday 1t - only necessary 10 say
tnat the storm last evening did not decrease IL.
Mr. Beecher said :-"In the missionary tour st.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

DAyI5-SEELIG.-Mr. HERMAN DAVIS TO Miss
HELENE SEELIG, both OF TINS city. BRIDES resi-
dence with Mrs. Jetta Morris, No. lis chatham
street. No cards.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-12
Ghe 8ulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

The Prince OF Wales regards the trip
to India In the light Of q big spree.
Rome. Athens, aud Alexandria Ia Egy pit
are to be- his way stations for refresh
rneift.
She used to keep bits ofbroken china
and crockery piled up In convenient
corner Of the closet. and when asked her
reason for preserving such domestic luln-
Der. she shot lurid glance at her hue.
band and merely remarked :''iicknow,
what lhenn's for.' -N.
1T :. said thst The Russians have
avoided the provisions Of Article III. Oi
The Treaty of 1856. BY keeping upon the
Black Ses large fleet Of staunch vessels.
subsidized by the Imperial family,
Daniicd by sailors retired from the navy
Tor the purpose. and 80 arranged that,
while plying ostensibiy a. merchantmen
they can BE- converted into formidable.
mcn-ot.war at u wcen's notice, or put 10
valuable service rs transports.
--lu the San francisco hail |. a girl
only sixteen years old. She Is cxcessi,, ly
shy aud demurc. blu-hes when looked n,
BY visitors, and taints when drunhards
arr brought bleeding and yelling into the
prison. Her face /. delicate aud expires
s,ve of retiring modcs,y aud gentlcness.
Her na,re is Annette Gillard, and she is
awaiting trial tor s,sbbing u man four
tunes with Il big butcher safe. and then
smashing his skull with brick.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-12

BEFORE " cts o X, lro 5000 hsi D.
G. intna Gi x u.It'iiaa can.
niece Il ~. igSu u. ~ Ia 81
po>iiio she ip - 81 h
sddit uaal ,dNa 81 q ntt ifI -
DAD e u r. mum re. 20, ~ uuu /.
~ Iail, oats ,hr Va ..u 81 -- a ,
,onyer iug ~ nd Ia .n.i /
rhofr. An u. ia ,o,iuu u.l.t n ..L
i e III" treat 10, e % ,,.u Il,
vii rh troy - III n.i,r ii !,
from, eX r IN o-tne'l,i, s.ror ne 4, m
To- / : -ou hr,n lin nj by sc Nh elton.
cst,Hd- IN al hr grca r.i,nw, &C..
grain Procuring sac e,ai % Nd YIN.
Vi c.n -. ~ The ntc indi ~ Il ~,
ito nu.,t,on htord dir - IT. ud ON.
inunlcstions vi b a t,ru cue: ga
ia air, " : Lou, R,ir, ~. an ruing q.
ditect rzI,psu conn. un cati"u win ihr
city "i n. Lou. and all the 'alroaus cen.
: RIM r.re TIE 'oa'i. 90 'h'g from Ii
south are he NV OiIcans, jackson, anu
ga lr'a "Lich gy cir ct inil On & M
munic iiion ia ~ 81 / OF VI til all
New Orle NJ, srd"t S"utu.rn ATTAIN L.
"a p"t t.. IA h 'uh ling DAD, ~nh al
tur 20 '"iry u'h Il Car ami com x
IT IN HE = u hwv o. Cal o. Nrk.n-u
and e. xa- X ,road, which lords ..mil,t
G miniuiCJtiO with 81 ten NJ ,omi.
Ar atSt nj Te,s AMI IA, M p, rIi
ic- "i those : tee. ali. .i.n u Il ro Il
vi = e. aisn. oircct ounce III NitI ,hc
TIE ~ AID Pac liz Koai when II l. com IL.
tad tnu' ins Il rect e IN utica 10. nj IL
th irnci = ri Il the Ia ne ucar
h-.e I. lr0ats, rlni n Ing at .ir, ufr
new all cumpl,tr, n.d IN urrcss u opeT =
zion, thosr / Ii osconirg ITO ue city
ON Il bH' h o ~, h 81 The rivers. OHIO an,
NJ s-i ,ipp ann FERN ratip u, then cuniiu-
cnce, 'hu ne rcug he ,it,. The NuAy
-,ring Br ~ le IN Ohiu hi. n J.
road. IN tr afro aud lie ne see III or
X ilr sd. which wi bih I r., inac It
"a r. ac'h 4 GT.e 90 ro' sirucIiun md vi |
soon he conpl cd, AID othc iaii on ST. N
in iilIn i>shd IN state ~ b OF The Obi
river. w ich Nj a'.r to ininaie at caro-.
aT projected, ana nrfangcm "a ma
build Them. The co",iruc ION It h"sc
will great y / crease The railroad communi-
Gallons OF afro.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
illustrated.
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NOT CEs of THR PRYss.
inc Wee"ly Is the ab 81 u d INST pow.
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force \. \ Examiner nm I Chronicle.
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merc,al.
pos'ag free to suhcriers In the uit..
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IA manu- curing los alton The position
cairo j. not 'r.s imp RI Ia. Tia ,iuIe
m teri ls,i ev,ry dc-'rlptl u. whie. con-
slnute the clements ~ Imatui cturC All
ce-. abound on ever! Vi =. iron "", Z AL,
o. sUpe ir guam y. and tiuh, Of eve. )
CHI rae, r. more III n 9th n hclng e-si !
AMI cncaIly acces''li'. u'd tie iich am
culiu al I.g GA II The ium III ic nrigh or.
hoo Ia wei 1T 4 IN sc r III H. dist let
reudefrd tributary I" II by rIcr an raj,
iur i,h : PIP les the L'rr'suri OF hfr IL
such shundan". a. or II e. Nin! except.
naliy ch,a " hen ia, wan actlr.d ii
Gle ire Tr due Il, ihc | clii H., for cheaI
dist, Hutton by river aud rail are moi
equallcd.
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Its central locat'on in the gre. Valley OF
the Missi>tipi La d III great alt Of liver
ana r"iirV.d c Ymibuuic II, u. si,e> "a ~
up.u rass ud, ant axe. ~ 4 MN . ial
poir,, "a IL hords 10 lie cE,y II oh pac-
=, al the ran reducing -Irirt> u,
{ en- nth Il d Vert, and al. rae es- ." Ill
the a-ii, uitural TO- Il G lmcrs 81 the
south, I III p csenli' Z III b. i location II
the " e. i,r an in Ci,ha re Of the respect
wen r bern sni sou .h.rn eoinIpodl les and
Productions.
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Lo's ard land in Cairo are now offered ~
.erl ! u ices, AMOR ing favorable "p'" T.
o., '', 10 pm. la :, ard he "wwrs pr =
,n, t'e Ioca'l n 10 The pullic nv on ii"p
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my nm ~ "i commerce vi or mnh'lfhciur
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g SrAATs TAYLOR,
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Trustees, etc.
CAIRO ILL.,, May LIST. 1874.
b-lg-,f
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"a Repository 81 s"-.i"n, Pleasure
and Instruction"
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
Illustrated.
NOTICES p nv papss.

FF'IItFN ? INV FWF HFl
The Bnza - edited win - c.'utrlb tioi
Oft e aud lrnt ial we eli' N find Yiy
Jour a: nj h, iniirugl IL - l. the otg
o the great w.rid of I. -hiOn.--Bu-t u r,av
III r.
The Is ~ commcnhS I ~ toevcry M N.
Der ! the h useh i'll I" he chiitr II -
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to the r vi'i,ui maj pu 10y l. pa ~ ~
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WIDE popul r Is iOr'h iirr-idc enjoyment
IL AFFORDS N Y. E,c'ing Post
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This city, a. t. wei knov'u. ~ y tuat d IT
the conlu, nee OF the ONO aud vi i-- pr.
Nv - ut thu ie.d 81 Uninterrupted na, ga
ti0u "n the Mi.si..il ~, elrg hei u,'-
struci lis ~ Ice ia ,ne winter mi low
Na.cr N ummer. ard II rs ha clear and
"p,u river cOiiimunicat Oa ~ sll IN su,e
The Mi >issi y aioI~ tributaries, " t. all
the c unir u,h 10 the Guf o. Mex 60
aud ,he Atlantic q can. C9iro has n ~ he
S,ula character OF Communication ai IA u
tue cotin ~ nuii b over thc streams How ing
ty when those .iieu ac not irua,i-
sspie 10y ics.on u icc U; ly" water.
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RAuLa O.AOS.
n. LoUIs.IR0N MOUNTAIN
4 SOUTHERN r. r.
~rn6n CARD.

sxprs,s leaves Cairo daily ..........,. ~, p "a
Ssrross arrives At tsi~o daily ... ...- ~ n III
HcIsommods,ion leaves ,siry dsiig 80 siV" a. y"
Iecoump,lsiion arrives italy except
aaudsyl ..sssss'ss'.'''.'i''S w. i's'
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Fever o"S AgWc. such
We are nOa enabled To- "acr
with perfect reitainiv tat
Il viii, eradicate the disease, aud with a.sur-
ance, founded ON proof that no harm can
arise from IT. u-c In any quantity.
That vhieh pruicrl- fom o. prevent. ''.s
disorder must " Of Immense -crylcc 10 t-
communities where 1t rGcvnhs. i'reren'iIH
1, better than cure Tor the patient escape. Tie
ri.k which he must nin In violent aiflrs- "l
thi. balcful ,s,tcnper. Thu ",I'li" cNrri.
the mia -ulatr poison or Fever and Agur
from the sy.tcm, and prevents the dc,clni.
ment OF ia, Ill ease if taken ori the ct
approach Of it, prcmontory symptoms. \
great supcTiprity Of this remedy over fuy
other ever discovered for tho speedy and rct-
tain cure OF Intenuiitcnt- T., tina, IL contains
no Quiniue or mineral; consequently Il pro.
iure. no quinisu. or other Injurious cfTc "ts
whatever upon the constitution Those cured
by 1t arc io1 A. healthy ~ II they had never
hal the di-eass.
Fever YoI AGuc j. mol alone the ron.
sequence Oi the mia-matle poison. \ great
variety OF disorders arise from it, irritation,
among which arc Neuralgia. Whpuoa.
stsss. G:Out, BBendachc, Bi,ndass..
TOoshaehr, Earache, Catarrb, AstI,-
mn. G'sip,tasSon, B'atnfut 4 Wcetioa
Bow els. Collie, Paralysis, and dorangc.
ment OF the stomach, all Of whieh, whcn
originating In this cause, pnt on tee later.
mittent type, or heroine periodical I'll.
"CrRr" expel- the poisOn from the l'ooi
and cor sequrntly cures them all alike. ~ g.
an invaluable protection 10 immigrants uni
persons travelling or temporarily residing ia
the malarious d-trict-. u taken occasion
ally or d,ily while exposed IT, the mirriou,
that will he cxrrcted from the system, au'
cannot accumulate IN efficient quantity 70
rinen into disease. IIenrc II j. even No @
v,,uahlc for projection than cure; and iV
will ever suffer from intermiitouts " neg
avail ,hcmsrlvcs Of the protection iD'1 rem
civ Sn'd.
For ive- Comnlpints. arising nom torpid
itv Of the Liver. II "a m excellent ron ely.
siimnl,iirg the Liver into healthy ''t'ty,
and producing many truly remarkable cures
where other medicines fail.
PREPARED ny
Or. j. @. AVER = CO. Lowell, Mass.,
pra~ti~,i and 1a"iyii"o' Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND lIiL WORLD
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These periodicals constitute wonderful,
oisc-I any ofm Germ h usui, research ana
critics u. Tae Cream oi al l. lgnpuan b. ok,
wOFta reviewing q, found here, and IN
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