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The New York herald., 1875-12-21

ART IN FURNITURE
WEDNESDAY EVENING. at the Clinton HaIl Sale
rooms, at o'clock, and now exhibition,
ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC FURNITURE
from the celebrated makers ertor Brothers. SIT Br DAD
way all first class and comprising number OF Parlor
Suits in rosewood and satin rosewood and gilt &c Dining
Hail. Arm and Library Chairs Centre Tables Pedesals
Work Tables Music Stands. superb Cabinets in rose
wood and gilt; Library Suits Wardrobcs. Sdcboards.
renaissance Style Dressing Bureaus Chandeliers
Cabinet In ebony gilt beautiful Bedroom
Sets &C., &c
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT
N I2S West Thirtyfourh street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues near BroadwaySpecal echaniea
sry coral rubber rose pearl whaebone rubber gold and
plana Sets; Plumpers, Regulators &c. Take green
from Grand street ferry, Sixth Boadwa
cars NEWBROUGH, 12S West Thirty fourth street.
A BEAUTIFUL SET, 81; GUM TEETH, $40; SINGLE.
n 81 warranted Having extensive assortmonts parties
can select style u teeth required NEW YORK DENTAL
ROOMS, 202 sixth avenue. near Sixteenth straat RsA
ber 262
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

SALES AT AUCTION

A RI SALES
n THIS WEEK
GEO. A. LEAvITT 4 CO.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, at the Art
Rooms, Sl7 Broadway or exhibition
FINE JEWELRY
In great variety from OF the and most reliable
manufacturing houses in this city, comprising Etruscan
Onyx Cameo Turquoise Garnet and Coral Sets also Brace
let's. Rings, Watches, Brooches, Studs &c, &c.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
Nurses, Sc.

Of RECTOR STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAR
~ Yied woman as nurse objection 70 the
try, best reference. Call for two
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

GEORGE HOLBR0OK, AUCTIONEER.-
VI ROLLINS will sell this day IL o'clock at 8s9
Washington street. the contents OF Boarding House seven
octave rosewood Panoore Decker Bros makers
Parlor Suit in br0cael Bedseads, Bureaus WashsCands
Tables Chairs Lounges Sofas Wadrobes Mattresses Bed
ding Brussels and ingram Carpets Orockery Glass Plated
Ware, kitchen Utensils, 40.
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE ATIHE LARGE MAN
VI sion formerly occupied by d. b. Allen Glove road next
20 Captain Vandcrblts residence Staten Island Wednes
day, December - 1875 at 10 A. NJ consisting Furnt
tnre Carpets, Wagons Cows, Piano, &c, &c. W. A. CAR.
cash.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
II COTTON AUCTIONEER
I Elegant Household Fnrntura ROsaWood Piano

II Elegant Household Furniture, Rosewood Piano,
made BY Gale; superb bronze Cabinets on Paintings.
-, Rich Brongcs French Plate, Pier and Mantle Mirrors;
ich Curtains and Conices Lnmbrequns, Paror Dining
roem Bedroom and Basement Goods Bed Linen &c, &c.
~. CoiION will sell this day TUESDAY). Dec. II, at
ne private residence No l3S West Fortyseventh street. be-
Weeh sixth avenue aud Broadway. really elegant and
soce assortment OF Household Furniture a made 10 order
~ Inc present occupant embracing every article in the line
~ nouseAeepnE very superior Paor Goods Piano. Cab
nets bronhes O antngs Mantel Clocks, Musical lnsru.
shyer ana silver Plate Carpets, Paror Suites LAM
orcqns Lace Curtains Bullet ana Extension Tables Bed
ding, Linen, &C., &c Also, Library Of Choice Books;
China, Glassware Kitchen Goods &c Catalogues early
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

Il WEST 33D IT. SECOND FLOOR.-ENGLISU
OO Protestant woman chamber rmad and waitress and
would do general housework in small family: best refer
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

Oe WEST IarH STA YOUNG GIRL AS FIRST
sOO class chamhrrulad and waitress; no objection TO
boarding house beat city reference
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

Sl BLEECKER STA PARISIAN LADY. WITH
DO good education desires Swing work Of all kinds
the day speak English; good references
q l.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

lo1 WEST 18TH ST. SECOND FLooR.-A GIRL As
lOl chnniberu aid and would assist with
waghiug aud ironing good reference.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
TT B. HERTs SONS, AUcTIoNEERs.l
Special sale Of Turkish Rugs

comprising fifteen very elegant and costly Turkish Rugs
made BY hand in Morocco suitable for covering polished
without to close the consignment The Rugs are
now on exhibition at the saesrooms IL Park place
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

IT b, HERTs 4 SONS, AUcTIoNEERs.
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF
FINE WINES LIQUORS, CHAMPAGNES, &a
The entire Stock OF first class Wholesale Liquor House
retiring from business.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

900 EAST 5oTH ST.--AS COOK IN PRIVATE
900 family understands her business thoroughly ;
would assist With washng best city reference from
her last place.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
THE WOODEN MEN.

A stranger in the city, while walking
along Market street, last night drew the al
tention of crowd of loungers by the some
what unusual conduct for a man outside of
asylums and cells. "What's the matter
with the fellow" calculated the chief loafer.
The object of scrutiny was standing. in a
defiant manner, before one Of those clothing
signs which are intended to represent the
spruce young men of the day.
''Look var now,' he was saying. be-
tween stagfers and upright glory, "what
the divil do We mean 10 stare at man that
way. And amt it me that's above hoard
the gentleman Of the town. hic. come down
from yer perch or by the Lord III blow ye''
Thereupon the stranger dealt the silent and
inoffensive wooden man blow that tumbled
one from his pedestal and the her off his feet.
Picking himself up. the hero rolled off down
the street. congratulating himself upon the
way he had settled that " hishfalutin cuss
q starin' at Samuel Parker"
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
NEWARK ITEMS.

THE PENN, g. DEL. R.R.-cHURCH RE
PAIRS.
The chrome man has been around
Peaches are improving in quality and
price.
College, Academy and schools generally
open to-day.
There seems to be considerable freightino
on the Penn. & Delaware railroad, particu
larly in the upper end of the road.
A number of the heads of Christiana con.
gregation met at the church on Tuesday fol
the purpose Of making repairs about the
grounds. A meeting Of the same kind was
held there last week and one for like pur.
pose at the White clay Creek church.
Excursion tickets will be sold from VIII
mington and Stanton to Newark this morn
ing, so that all who wish can 60 to the grand
gathering of the Knights of Pythias.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
startllng Suicide Of Q Brilliant
Artist.

A6SADHs
NEW YORK, Sept. la startling ending
of brilliant artistic carer took place yes
terday afternoon at City Island. Signor
Pietro vaini Of Rome, Italy, who has for
several years occupied prominent position
~ . painter in this city, yesterday attended
. picnic 1t City Island, given BY Congress
man Odell of West Chester. After several
speeches had been delivered, he asked per-
mission to speak and quoted some beautiful
lines of poetry in his native tongue. He
then suddenly drew . revolver from bis
pocket and shot himself through the right
temple. The members of the party at first
thought that this was merely usimlation Of
suicide, and began to applaud what they be-
lieved to be fine piece Of tragedy. They
were soon horror stricken, however, by the
discovery of the truth. The unfortunate
man died after lingering four hours, during
which he did not speak. All the friends of
Signor Vaini are Convinced that his suicide
was the result of mental disorder. Many
of the works of the ill-fated artist have at
tracted attention at the exhibitions Of the
Academy Of Design. They were remarka-
BILE for brilliancy of coloring and were chiefly
devoted to subjects in which tragic element
was involved.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
THE PEACH GIRLS .iGiIN,

The Baltimore Sun of Yesterday says Mayor
Tansant's charity was invoked the day before
by one more girl from Round Top, Kent Co.,
where she had gone TO pull peaches, and now
desired to be furnished transportation to her
hemle in Philadel phia. She gave tho .arie
pitiful story about the misrepresentation
made to the girls before going to work on the
peach plantations. The Mayor furnished
her with the necessary document. Several
girls from Round Top came up to the city
yesterday morning from the he place
and proceeded in the afternoon by boat to
Philadelphia. One of the number. Miss
Lizzie Welch. Of Cowden. y. j.. was quite
III. suffering from epileptic convulsions. Ser
geant Reinhar'it procured the services of DR..
Iolosa. of the Washington University Hos
pital. who advised that she lie removed to
that institution. where she was kindly cAred
for by the Sisters. She will remain at the
hospital until she recovcrs sufficiently to
proceed to her home.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
AID FOR THE SHIPWRECKED.

THE LIFE-sAvING STATIONS AT nENLOPEN
AND REHcBoTH.
There are to be established by the Gov.
ernment two life saving station houses, on
the Delaware Ocean coast, one about hall
mile south of Cape Henlopen and one on Re-
hoboth beach near Indian river.
The necessity for such stations on our
coast has long been felt and 1t will be q
source of pleasure for Delewareans to hear
of this prospective fulallment. The Break
water does probably more good to commence
than any natural or artificial harb0r on the
U. s. ocean boundry, but even this provi-
dence cannot answer complete purpose.
The wreckiug on the Sussex coast has been
going on since Hendrick Hudson sailed into
our bay and the mouth of our beautiful
South river. The famous race of wreckers
that have lived for many years, from the
Brekwater down, are generally kind hearted
and active enough, but their assistance is
rendered so irregularly and is frequently
inefficient. Some settled plan of procedure
is needed, and this the Government pro-
poses to have. The management of the
stations, the mode relieving wrecked vessels,
&C., are directed by official regulations.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
HOW ANNIE JONES Paid TILL
RENT.

1t was in the ncighborhood of Front and
West that madame Jones, Annie Jones a:
the full name runs, kept a tippling house
for the benefit of Sam1 McClain. which
gentleman rents it from Mr.. Fulmer, the
owner. But as more fives were sold than
tens, and as there was infinite home con.
sumption of the particular trade, rents ran
behind, and yesterday the madame off,
taking with her both bed and board. And
yet. according to Mr.. F.'s idea of justice.
this was wrong: so he followed and over
took the fleeting spirit (monger that is) the
madame calmly lifted a piece OF the ted
and resolutely whacked said fuimer over
the head; then proceeding in mighty wrath
to Squire Frazer's court. sued him for as
sault and battery. The goodly Squire dis
charged the case when one Patsy Walls,
who had felinely waited his time. brought
suit against the madame for iisorderly con
duct, This time Squire F. was no. 50
!enient, tipins the madam costs.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
BUSINESS BULLETIN.

We advise those who wish to purchase
boots or shoes. should 60 to Penningt ton's
Ninth and Orange.
Are you in need Of fine set of Harness
if So 60 10 Yerger. +o5 Shipley Street.
To get suited in frs. class suit of clo.h
go to Buxhaum. Third AMI Market.
Buy your whips of Yeryer, 4o5 Shipley
street. ,
Plaid. plain AMI striped Dress goods at
Jas. 4. Sanders.
A-splendid line Of Black Alpacas and
Black Cashmeres a. j. A. Sanders.
Silk Dus'er Mofa!r at p c:s., selling else
where al 57i.. at James 4 Sanders, Mar
ket stree. between Sccon! anl Third.
. Buxbaum is closing on his stock Of sum-
mer clothing a. cos. Go STE him, at Third
AMI Market.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
THE KENNEY SCANDAL.

THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE STILL IN
sEssION-A CONCLUSION PROBABLE To-
DAY.
The investigating committee to inquire in
to the case of Rev. E. T. Kenney did not as
was expected, conclude its labors yesterday.
The evidence fo- the prosecution proved to
be longer than was anticipated. The de-
fence will probably close to-day and as the
defence will not be long the case will pos
sibly reach conclusion this afternoon.
From the evidence yesterday, it does not
appear that the prosecution are making a
very strong case, and it will probably fail in
obtaining verdict against Mr.. Kenney. The
committee sat with closed doors and no ona
except the official board were admitted %
the church. When the evidence is all in i
will be given to the public.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
IN rHE rO1xs.
ANOTHER BEvY OF EBoNIEs-PUaMIsTIc
CHARACTI8s.

ANOTHER BEvY OF KBONIEs-PUaMIsTIC
cHARACTH1s. -
From "passing moment" IN the Mayors
court yesterday, the HERALD man CLEANED
that: s
James Hansley, cream-colored Aethrop
with dishevelled hair and eagle eye, was
fined 90 and costs, and required to give bond
for $500 to restrain his annoying passions.
Moreover, that Benjamin franklin Vande-
yer, (col.) was guilty Of attacking Michael
Owens, son of Erin. The hearing of the
philosopher, statesman, and journalist was
waived and $500 bond for appearance at
court required.
Fanny johnson, (col.) began to abuse
Dennis Sharper-being sharper than Fanny
about city ordinances and such things, the
latter was relieved of costs and bond t1OO
to hold her tongue. Completely un-done
art thou Howard Rice," quoth His Honor
in conclusion ''for striking P. Dunn, and
thou shalt pay the sum Of five dollars, and
give bond for $500 more to do better iastead
of battery"
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
MISCELLANEOUs.
OF THE SEASON.

THE RHINE OF AMERICA.
SMITHS GRAND EXCURSION, THURS.
DAY, SEPT. 9, 1875,
Leaving Wilmington, Del, at q. n. BY spe.
cial train Of cars, and arriving at Jersey City
at 1880 q. M; thence by the splendid steamer
Richard Stockton, up the Hudson, world
famed for its matchless scenery, and apprO-
priately styled" The Rhine Of America"
A landing will be maAe at Newburg, CIV.
ing an opportunity to view the place ane
inspect Washingten's last headquarter: and
affording q view Of the most magnificent
Returning down the river, taking the spo-
cial train at 7.30 p. M, and arriving home
the same evening. Those who desire, can
spend the time in New York City, and Join
the excursion on its arrival at Jersey City,
at p. M, allowing nine hours In the me-
trOpOlis. Arrangements have also been
made for those who wish to stop over until
Friday or Saturday, by presenting their ex-
cursiOn ticket at the Office In Jersey City
and the payment Of LIS extra, they can re-
turn on any of the through trains.
The city COrnet Band will accompany the
excursion. .
Refreshments served on the boat.
Seats in the cars will be numbered and
checks given.
Fare for the round trip, 1915; children
under twelve years, E225.
Tickets for sale at the book store of Bough-
man, Thomas 4 Co., 42l Market street. Make
early application, by leaving your name.
Every effort will be made to render this ex-
cursiOn the most respectable, pleasant and
PIE. SMITH,
aug28-tf Manager
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
HYMANS TORCH.

WEDDING AT ST. PAuL's LAST EVENING.
A brilliant audience assembled last even
ing, at St. Paul's NJ. E. Church, to witness
the marriage ceremony of Miss n Lee Shoe
water, of this city to VIM. s. schmails, Of
Reading, Pa. The church was packed to its
utmost capacity by the members Of the
church, among whom Miss ShOewater was
a great favorite, and for considerable dis
tance in front and about the church, the
crowd was so dense, that it was impossible
for time to pass up market street.
The ceremony was conducted by Rev. DR..
McCaulley, of Reading. The bride was
dressed in white silk and trailing veil Of lace.
She was attended by two bridesmaids.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, the in
vited guests were driven to the residence of
the brides father on Third street below Pop
lar, where a collation. had been perpared,
and it was late hour before the company
bade the happy couple adieu. The affair
attracted considerable attention.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
JO1TIYGS ABOUT TOWN.

The late peaches are coming in.
Professor Harkness' school opens at 0 a
m, on Monday the 9th inst.
The Every Ere,sing entered upon its fifth
volume yesterday.
A praise meeting will be held in the West
Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening
at half past seven.
The Ter.h Ward Republicans on Tuesday
evening, nominated Philip Plunkctt fol
Council Jacob Lamplugh, for Inspector
and Andrew j. Thompson for Assistant In.
spector.
Yesterday morning the south bound Del
aware train started off without conductor
The Alice E. Preston carries over a party
of eXcurtionists to Pennsgrove this morn
ing.
Sch. Vesper, Captain Davis, cleared the
port of New York on the 3lst.
On Saturday night the Adelphi Theatre
will reopen. Mr.. Conrad announces first.
class scenes and talent.
The Rtpublicdns Latin is not good
''Errata" is used when more than one cor.
rection is made, the books say. Probabl,
the r had in mind Cowper's remark, "a
single errratum may knock out the brain:
of "a whole passage"
The Red Stockings and Activcs, Juveniles
had game of base ball yesterday, in which
the former were defeated by 3 to4.
During the coming winter the Major Rey
bold will be rebuilt by Pusey, Jones Il Co
The steamer is to be placed on the route be.
tween Philadelphia and Salem.
The new fire bell was rung for the first
time yesterday afternoon. The tone is ex.
cellent, there is clear distinct sound, and
the bell is considered in every way success
Yesterday afternoon game of base ball
was played between the Wilmingtons and
Cadets, at the corner of 18th and Railroad
resulting in victory for the former BY a
score of 40 to 25.
The store room at 7th and Market, which
has been vacant for long time is to be oc.
cupied by Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
THE TRINITY CHOIR IN PENNSYL-
TlNI4.

At the stanbridg organ dedication in
Anityville Union Church, last Saturday
evening, the musical exercises were conduc.
ted by Prof. c. B. Rhoads, of this city.
The q7artette of singers consisted OF
Misses Addie and Virgie Conner, DR.. Ogle
and Prof. Rhoads. with Mr.. Bradley James
as organist, all from the Trinity Church
choir. The excellent rendition of "Bow
down thine car by Behrens. 80 Thou God
that Hearest Prayer" by Barnaby and
Lloyds 'Grand ts Deum, was especially
marked.
The Duet, "Ala Campano Andi Amo,"
between the Misses Conner, was finely pro-
duced. and the solos of Mr.. James, received
the highest praise.
The visit was pleasant throughout, and
cannot but bring honor to the musical rep
utation of this city. Prof. Rhoads is par
ticularly complimented by the people in
the vicinity Of Anityyill. for his efficient
management Of the choir.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02

We present to-day, in our local columns,
an article bearing upon the ship building
interests Of our city, especially, and the
county generally. 1t has been prepared u
a conclusive reply to the criticisms, which
are now going the rounds Of the press,
and which are calculated to injure this
branch of our City's industries, and the
facts which it contains are unanswerable
denials of all attacks upon American
iron ship building.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
OUR BUILDING NTiTISTICS FOE
AUGUST.

Daring Angus: the following surveys OF
building lines for new buildings were given
by the Department: of Engineering and Sur
yeying:
Ewd. Bringhurs'. a conservatory in rear
Wes. street above S:h.
Jas. McGowan. one house on Orange St
above Front.
II. F. Whitaker. one house on Van Bur, n
street between Elm and Chestnut.
". II. Merrill stable on Eighth stree.
between Monroe and Adams.
This is the smallest record for new
buildings which has been made in any one
month for many years.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
Arrivals at the Clayton House

". S. Auchincloss, city.
Geo. Batlen. Phila.
\. J. Jones and lady. n.
NJ. B. Zeigler. Reading.
4. H. Schmitt, -
s. H. Sellars:
Geo. H. Bates and wife. city.
Rev. c. F. McCaully, D. D., Reading.
J. F. Dunn. \. Y.
Jno. Sloidanl. Savannah. Ga.
Master Charlie Green. Savannah. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. NAPLES, Savannah.
Jos. Bailey. New York.
Jas. NJ. Budd, oecil Co.. Nd.
Jno. 9. Denny. Harrisburg. Pa.
F. c. Weilbacher. y. Y.
Mrs. B. J. Douglass. Georgetown, Del.
J. J. Coombs. Washington. D. c.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02

A prominent New York physiciGa,nl G,n I
complained to DUNDAS Dl'k LH,S ;nS
their Sandalwood Oil Capsules. Sla.iIE
sometimes they cured miracul0usn"II
that patient Of his had taken illt'S nt SI
out effect. On being Informed tiiar
limitations were sold, he inquired I,1Syl HIN
his patient had not been TAX D''l
DICK 4 cos. ,a,,,o,
What happened to this rhy,slfG,ITVyII
have happened to Others. ana lrot, pGs
DICK & co. take this method OF plos pl'S
physicians, druggists and theiilsenS i,n,
preventing Oil Of Sandalwoou ifoinS
into disrepute. .,sorR
Capsules will continne to DO 50,
contain the sure Oil In the pest 'p'
DUNDAs DICK & co. use NOR, more,
Sandalwood than all the Mn",rS Mars
Retail Druggists and Pertllillieeh.iis ehis
United States combined, and .h,s hssuS
sole reason why the pure OH IS rnr inrr
their Capsules than in any olhsi sst NH
OIL OF SANDALWOOD Is las' CaTI 'N
ding ev. ry other remedy, siAt! sss8
only being required to insure FrA
certain cure In six or eight days hol
other medicine can this resnlI 6t ,, 'p Ps
DUNDAS DICK & COS sur ! .rai ..i
solve the problem, long conslatt,hp ,hpp#
inent physicians, of how to avoiu u,raO a
and disgust experienced III st s"ft hi
which are well known to deIa, natt
not destroy. the good effects VI M
Soft Capsules are put up in I tin'b III lS III.
neat boxes, thirty in each, AM, l,ans. ans Z
Capsules prescribed by phys,,vs'tsr Of s1
Tasleless Medfcines.-l,nis,iise ,i,ises e%l
many other nauseous mGeHi.yOAS X
taken easily and safely IN s,s ~ Nox
4 cos Soft Capsules. No lnsle nnsules ads s
A6These were the only Capsu''O W
to the last Paris Expositi.2MEn. noster s.
Send for Circular toss WOES M9TSnTEs B
SOLD AT ALL DRUG "loH
Aug. l4th-3t ..g
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
'l,HE CITY lTEM.

'INHE CITY iTEM. .
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK.
DAILY EDITION OVER 10000.
SUNDAY ITEM. Is 900.
BEST ADV EkTISING MEDIUM IN THE
','y,.., a... . COUNTRY.
Eyc-y gentleman who owns horse reads
' THE ITEM. r.
Everybody who heiicves in the drama
reads ... ... -. r....
THE ITEM. ..
1t is the ..ta.F
GREAT NEWSPAPER OF PENNsYLvA-
.H - g. ,..- MA. ..t F
On the day Of pub lics.tion II is read in
Pennsylvania. O.,io. Virginia. District of
Columbia. Maryland. Delaware, Philadel-
l,hia, New Jersey. etc Immense circulation
throughout Dc.awaTc. septl-3m
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
SusSey Cranes nf fpay nua II, Z

Sussex Grapes of fine, quality are IA
market. -
Tho 18th mon.hly 'mcct:ng ofthe WI
mington Lean Association. was held on
Tuesday evening. when sales were made as
follows 1st series-*3 70 at $40: $40
at ). $1,000 at 7-lO. $1,000 at 2 10: 3rtl
seriers-sl'0at "a 4;h seres-sa0o al ~.
A. the meeting in the Sixth Warl on
Tuesday evening, Mr.. Pickles and a num-
Der "f other Republican politicians deliver
ed addresses. urging the co.ored vo;ers 20
stand by the ticke: Of TIE ,.eput!ican party.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
PERSONAL.

Messrs. ". and c. Bnr,on. Of this citv,
were at the Girard, Philadelphia, yester-
day.
Jno. F. Burris. Esq, whose engagement.
as professor in California we noticed some
days ago, hasief, this city for the West. He
will stop in Kentucky for few days and
then proceed Immediately TO California.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
IT Is BROkEN Up.

James O'Conner. who keeps tipplinc
and generally disr.putable house on East
Fourth Street, was brought. before Squire
Frazer. yesterday afternoon. at the charge
of a lady residing in the neighborhood. The
result of the investigation is that James is
reformed after having paid fine of $50 and
costs and given bond for 500 to keep the
peace. He was discharged.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02

Boston has woman newspaper carrier
who is eighty-seven years old.
Commodore Vanderbilt intends to be
present in October at the dedication of
Vanderbilt University, founded by him in
Nashville, Tenn.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02

Nevada expects to produce this year
bullion to the value of s25,OOO,0OO.
Col. D. X. R. Anthony has so far re-
covered from the effects Of being shot as 10
be able to walk about the streets Of Leayen.
worth, Kansas.