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The New York herald., 1875-10-27
THE ENGLISH WALNUT SEASON.
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II is now the walnut We, In America who
only cat dried nuts, cannot imagine how delicious
the almonds, nlber,s and English wanuts, when they
are fresh and green and why do not have them Is
a marvel to me- for believe all Of them will grow In
the country But the difference between them fresh and
dried is the difference two fruits. From until
about Christmas the walnuts in their glory, and
the consumption of them Is immense ut the table Of the
arstocrat in his castle where many hour is passed
over them and wine at the end Of dinner read In
English novels. when rclcntng uncle begins to
OF tho bachelor the cottage Of the peasant and In
the crowded city whore they cracked and munched
by the aborer at the street You them by
the baskeu everywhere around, sold at the price Of
three To Ave for cent, and at Covent Garden Market
In the morning it is curious sight 10 watch tho men
and occupied ia taking them out OF their greem
shells us they stand before the baskets ranged In o
circle. with their nngers black Ink nom thu woFk
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
MORMONS FOR UTAH.

''Yes, SIR" said Elder Stanes. the well known New
York missionary last evening, to HERALD reporter
'.this last batch OF people, which send
Ing away TO Salt Lake City, viii make 35, 600 Nor
mons who have been forwarded out TO Utah from the
port Of New York by me in the last twelve years. /"
The above remark made pier No l North
River when upward Of hundred and fifty Mormons
about crossing the Hudson to take special tram
the Pennsylvania Railroad route for Salt Lake
City. The party were brought the Dakota, in
charge OF Mr. Eardey and the following other mission
arics--F. q. Bycr Samuel Johnson, 9. johnson, J.
Buckhout, Z. r. Grfhn and Lafayette Holbrooke. The
party consists Of English, SCOTCH Welsh Germans
and Scandinavians, and are remarkably well to-
do and respectable looking set OF people The money
Tor their passage bad been sent over principally by
their friends in Salt Lake City Elder Saines leaves
for Salt Lake City next Saturday. where he remains
till next spring The number Of Mormons who have
arrived in this city and have been forwarded West by
Mr. stanes and Mr Mcdonald, the agent OF the Penn
eYlYanla road a nhnnt q 600
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
THE TwENTY-THrRD REGIMENT.

The Twenty-third regiment Infantry, Eleventh
brigade Second division N,G.S.NY., inspected
last night in their armory At the Rink, Brooklyn, by
Major Livingston OF the Eleventh brigade staff. Gen.
erals Dakn, Woodward, Meserolc and Heath were
present His Honor Mayor Hunter and a very large
OF the Elite OF Brooklyn society attended to
witness the review. Colonel Rodney q. Ward COM
manded.
The Veteran Corps presented gold medal TO Private
Barlow, OF company, who made the highest indi-
yidual the rcgmental rife team. Colonel
Ward presented thirty marksman's badges to this
number of qualified shots Corporal James L. Stearns,
company received at the hands OF his colonel gold
medal ito be held yearl for being this the
best individual marksman in the regiment.
The regiment turned out in light marching order and
presented soldierly appearance.
Colonel Ward stated that $50 out Of 623 men were
present Captain Slory's company mustered over 100
mel
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
A THRILLING AFFAIR.

GANG OF MASKED BURGLARS MAKE MID
NIGHT RAID ON THE OFFICE OF THE OXFORD
IRON coMPANY-oNE OF THEM SHOT THROUGH
THE HEART.
OXFORD, N. j., Oct. %, 1875
thrilling affair took place hero this morning shortly
after two O'clock in the Office OF the Oxford Iron Com
pany, which entered by gang OF burglars during
the temporary absence OF the night watchman, William
H. Soaring who had gone into the basement OF the
building was his custom, to see that all was right.
On returning TO the Office he startled 10 SEQ
crouchng beside tho safe a human figure peer
ing intently in his direction through
mask, and apparently making ready to spring
upon him. 1t an awful moment He
was alone, and Mt once the thought flashed
across his mind that gang OF burglars must DO
hidden around the Office He determined to sell his life
dearly il he must, and drawing his revolver he dis
charged 1t at the burglar beside the safe and
ball whstling through his heart stihed cry OF pain
and the thief with bound, leaped from his STOPPING
posture and fell heavily the floor, never to rise
again. His three companions, seeing the tragic occur
renee leapcd from their hiding places, their faces being
disguised by masks and of them, drawing q club,
struck the brave watchman with it and knocked him
down. Soaring struggled with them for dear life, and
twice again discharged his pistol but the desperadoes
ut length dsarmed him and got HIM completely In their
power. just as they were about TO place pair OF
manaclcs upon his wrists large dog, named
ScSihB
the situation leaped into the fray and fought furiousy
for his master The struggle was most desperate and
sangunary one; it was lie for life, and for nearly
mortal hour it lasted, the the dog Major roll
ing up and down the Office floor. The faithful dog did
noble SERVICE slashng about him with will and CIV
ing the burglars quarters, until at length, feeling
they had sufficient of his fangs they fled in the most
abject terror, leaving behind them the dead body OF
their miserable companion lying in his blood upon the
floor. AS may well be supposed the watchman and dog
fairly fatgued but fearful lest another attack
might be made before daybreak they stood
on guard The thieves did return. how
ever. Later in the day soon as the
community were astir, alarm was given, and the
route the thieves took traced by heavy trail OF
blood, which one OF them, doubtless mortally
wounded, marked in making his escape. About half
mile distant old suit Of clothes discovered beside
pool OF blood at the foot of troe where the bleeding
burglar have changed his apparel On the rall.
road vase picked up containing complete set OF
burglars tools The watchman did not identify any OF
the rulians the face of the dead burglar be
recognized by the detective who arrived here
from New York this afternoon Tor that purpose. The
burglars effected entrance to the building through
the Presidents office. Had they even succeeded In
riding the they would not have secured any money
worth speaking Of the company generally take the
precauton of securing the cash every evening In some
better protected place.
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
BOARD OF MISSIONS.

The Board Of Missions OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church continued It's session yesterday in St AIMS
church. West Eighteenth street. under the presidency
of Bishop Smith, of Kentucky. Business preceded
by religious services
The report of Bishop Williams, missionary to Japan,
that this field Is far encouraging than
before From present appearances Jcddo will become
q most interesting field OF labor
The contributions TO the Japanese mission for the
year ending June 80, 1875, the OSAKA district,
amounted to $2l4 80, and in the Yeddo district
$500
The report OF the Missionary Bishop OF Northern Cali
fornia showed that there need Of faithful mission
aries in that region.
Dr. Leeds offered the following resolution, which was
adopted
Resolved That this Board, gratefully recognizing the
labors Secretary and General Agent the department
of domestic missions continued throughout long
years earnestly him suspend his arduous duties
Tor the period OF six months beginning time during
the coming he may hnd most convenient TO hnseE
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

Is because the Redivvi Association Is simply patriotic
body; our obligations simply those o. Irish Irish
SI roPe has any power 20 exonorae you Nay S9d
make traitor Either You are patriot or you are 3
ualtor @ or There Is no middle ground priest can give
traitor Without saying this point, win merely
Seyon am as.onnded at the suddenness OF yogr con,
s s ssvea e wherein you con-
have no force against your conviction OF mans right.
But there's no accounting for CONVICTIONS except
peruse such letter AS this from given you credit
patriotic work would suit your talents Vet alas poor
Ireland But be assured do wish 70 greve you. I
power TO withdraw the allegiance "s you owe to the
soon ss called or they viii proceed against Soy a.
traitor They win court aral you, and necessary ex-
% al parts. This is the way you win be dealt with
take more about you man n Toaa % @ or another had
stamped as a slave a coward traitor. Choose youy
course and take the consequence YSsrs AZ
National President o. U. l. r., Post ONCE box S6OT
CAV ruE DISTRICT ATTORNEY NrERvESE9
A HERALD reporter called at the District Attorneys
Office yesterday to what steps would be taken by
that Official in that Mcnamara should attempt TO
carry out his insane threat Of executing the unorin.
engaged IN trying Dolan for the murder
OF Mr.. Noe and could not be seen,
but the officials in the District Attorneys
Office informed the reporter that the laws would protect
Mr. McGeoghegan from the murderous attempts OF the
man Mcnamara II he would apply in time for such pro-
lection. The National Chief" Mcnamara met MT.
hcGeoghegan in a Hamilton ferryboat few night since
and after abusing him in way, solemnly SEN
fenced him to be shot 10 death by James Walsh The
latter individual bought Smith Wesson seven-shooter
last saturday evening and supposed TO wreak vengeance
on the ated McGeoghegan, and Is quite possible that
inside of eight hours our citizens may be startled
by tho news OF a dreadful murder. The ''chiet /"
Mcnamara, was yesterday Tryon rev and other
public places armed with budgeon, and being ap
no the pronounced and that
McGeoghegan must die at set of SUM-
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
EPISCOPAL HOUSE OF BISHOPS.

This venerable body viii hold a special session in
Grace church on Thursday the 2sth inst The meeting
has been called for the purpose Of clecting Bishop
China and for Africa, to I'LL vacancies The ques-
ton of sending Bishop to Mexico will also be
sdcred. No names arc yet suggested for these
Bshoprcs.
There are at present fifty seven bishops about thirty
OF whom have already arrived in the city.
II thought that the House Of Bishops will also
slider the cases Bishops Adams and Hare who decline
TO live within the bounds OF their doceses account
of delicate health. If they should resign, and their
designations be accepted bishops Will be chosen In
their places Bishop Smith, OF Kentucky, will preside
over the House. He Is the Oldest Bishop being over
eighty years Of age.
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
SUICIDE BY POOR YOUNG MAN.

Shortly after seven O'Clock yesterday morning the
attention of people who passing the vacant
lots in Monroe street, between Reid and Patchen ave
nucs Brooklyn arrested by man groaning and on
closer inspection poorly dressed individual was found
lying the ground The man, who was about twenty
five years old was inscnsibe He was removed TO the
Ninth sub.precinct station house, where two medical
men were summoned They found him TO be under
the influence of laudanum and they succeeded In
storing the unfortunate man TO semi consciousness,
when ne stated that he had taken audanu and that his
name was William J. Hanion. He had, he said, no
home and no employment and did not wish 10 live.
Soon after he rcapscd INTO Inconsistencies, and died
about O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Messrs Disosway 4 Hatch, hide and leather dealers
OF No 40 Spruce street, have suspended BY the
burning Of their MILL at New Milford Pa, they lost
SOS 600 Their bad debts amounted TO $3.50 900 this
year as against $40 900 during the last SIX years.
Mr. Oscar Dixie OF the late irm OF Townsend Clinch
Dixie OF No 124 Pearl street tea and spice merchants
hzs suspended A statement is being prepared II IS
supposed that Mr. Dixie will be able 10 tide over his
present dificultiea
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
IN LIMBO" ONCE MORE.

Thomas G. Dunn, alias J. Dunn, hoary headed old
coincidence man." wearing long white beard and
gold spectacles, made an unwilling inmate last
night of Ludlow Street Jail He has been, according
to Deputy Warden Colonel Gardiner, of that place,
occasional inmate OF that jail of and on, since IT
built His last experiment upon the credulity OF tho
American public in his obtaining 500 worth OF
siverware from the Gorham Manufacturing Company,
of Bond street The complaint against Dunn is made
by Mr. G. w. Rogers, OF said company, who
that the goods were furnished to Dunn the repro
sentation that he was the owner OF No. 440 West
Twenty street. but aterward ascertaned
that the said house belonged to Mr.. T. W. Hustled
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
YESTERDAYS RoBBERIEs.

Sneak thieves entered the residence OF william
Keyes No 45 East Fifiy-ninth street and stole one
gold watch, a number Of silver spoons and $3.50 In
money. The thieves unknown TO the police.
The apartments OF John Kenned, No. So South Fifth
avenue, pfered by thieves Of clothing 10 tho
value of $50.
While Thomas +. Patton, tailor, Of No 255 West Six
teenth street. was attending funeral his store
tered by Of false keys and goods to the value Of
al nff
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
DISTURBING A TRAMP.

Yesterday morning. soon after tho train on the
Staten Island Railroad left Tottenvie, tho engineer
discovered man lying close to the rail- outside the
track Brakes were Immediately applied but before
the train stopped the engine and had passed
without touching the man, but the steps 0 the follow
ing caught him and rolled hin away from the track,
without hurting him. The man proved TO be a tramp,
and he was taking nap. When thus rudey awakened
he cursed the conductor and engineer for disturbing
him
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
PUBLIC SCHOOL SCANDALS.

result Of the frauds In the Board Of Education at
Jersey City that the schools must be closed for want
OF funds during the month Of November. The appro
pration for the year ample, but II was wasted by
reckless extravaganza IN spite Of repeated warnings Of
Mr.. Holins The Board OF Finance have been asked by
the Board Of Education for additional Appropriation
but a member OF the former Board stated yesterday
thaa "a wonld not be Rrantad
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
REGIMENTAL INSPECTIONS.

The annual inspection and review Of the Fifth reg
mcnt N.Y.S.N.G. took place yesterday in Tompkins
square Colonel Spencer commanded, General Vilmar
and five members OF his staff being present After the
evoutons the square the regiment marched through
various streets the armory Hester street, arriving
there about half past I've O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1875-10-27
A WORTHLESS CHECK TRANSACTION.

Moses Cohen, Of No 6is Broadway, was locked up in
Ludlow street Jail last night accused Of having given
worthless cneck for Sl6 the East River National
Bank on October 90 for goods furnished him by Fcit-
man & Co. OF NO. rs Greene street
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-03
Three Seasons.

a cup for hopei" she said,
In spring time ere the bloom was old;
The crimson wine was poor and cold
BY her months risbcr red.
"A cup for lovei" how low.
How soft the words and all the while
Her blush ripping with a SMILE,
Like summer after snow.
" A cup for memory"
CoId cup that one must drain alone;
Willie autumn winds are up and moan
Across the barren sea.
HOPE, memory, love,
Hope for fair morn, and love for day,
Aud memory for the evening gray
And solitary dove. -ChristtRa Roscfti-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-03

BISHOP & CO.,
R a NJ * II R o
HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
paw ExcHASaE oS-
THE BANK or CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO
THuR AGENTS
New York,
Paris,
Auckland,
THE ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION, :: LONDON
AND THEm BRAScHEs IN
Hong Kong,
Melbourne,
And transact General Banking Business. l4TSly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-03
TAE couRT.

HIS MAJEsTY THE KING, born November 10th,
1896: elected February 19, 1874, and inaugu-
rated February I3, 1874 Son Of Kapaakea and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-03
Hawaiian Government Directory.
Foreign Representatlres.--pIpIomatIe.

Foreign RepresentatlNes.--DipIo
United ststesNnister Resident His Ex Henry Peirce
residence Judd Street.
United States-J Scott, Acting Charge d'Afaires.
England - Commissioner and Consul General, Major J
Wodehouse: residence Hawaiian Hotel.
Republic Of France Consul and Commissioner. Mons
Theo BaIlieu; residence Beretana and Punch
bowl Streets.
Republic Of Fance-M Pernet, Chancellor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-02-03

Board Of Immigration,
President. His Ex the Minister of Interior
WI Green c r Bishop, Boyd, g Wilder
Chamber OF Commerce.
President ....................CR C r Bishop
VICE President - ..... .....-..-.J j c Phuger
Secretary and Treasurer. Alex j Cartwright
Agents of Packet Lines.
AustralAsian Steam Navigation Cos
Steamship Line -. C Brewer 6 Co
Regular California Dispatch Line. c Brewer & Co
Boston and Honolulu Packet Line. c Brewer & Co
, 1875-03-30
THE CITr.HAt.L.

Tia City Treasurer yesterday received 81, ,5s7.-
IS from tho wnter otIice aud G41U.JU from tho
City Coilocsor.
Another tsial Of the new machine for tho psr-
for1nanco OF night-scavanger worlt was na1o
yesterday IN Bridgeport. The COMMITTEES on
Police and tho Aldermen generally s1p2oss
themselves we'll satisfied With tic result.
Ths Committco on streets and Altoss for tho
Wost Division met yesterday afternoon in the
City Clerks oflco, aud passed. favorsbly upon
tho amended ordinance for horss-railway on
Wcst North aveuuo. Heury Gfeeuota,,n War
present. md gave lucid explanation o{ tue res
Sons why thu old franchise WAS not accepted.
The principals In the Atdarmanlo speling-
match expected to tako place Thu1sday evening
snnounco TINT all tho pre!lm!naros have bonn
arranged. No word OF moro than one syllable
viii be admitted to the tourney. Tim prize has
not got been docidod upon, but It il probab!o
that 1t will 10 An enormous foola-cap. Aid.
Ryan rofusen to ofllciato as captain, and conse-
quently the services OF AID. Tom Foley arc being
solicited.
Tho strange occurrence Of Monday seas!on
OF the Police Board and not single pcpler up
for trial, was ths cat1se Of much rejoicing yes-
terday. As consequence, tho Board could ind
no courage to transact any other business, aud
they adjourned after auditing fow pnimpottant
lflls. Commissfonar Sheridan wonders II hIr.
Storey will rowrito tho pilGrlmh rrogress whllo
in the County Jail. and tho otllor Commissioners
aro equally eascastio In their rom7rka.
, 1875-03-30

~ I" TInn1ist t1aftt iailn Eitzn,nurica
WINS Accidentally Urugxcd 10
flcslttls
John titzmaurlco. 4 man 85 yeata Of age, ro-
siding at No. IL pituey aEonuo, bridgeport, dc,1
suddenly about o'clock yesterday morning. and
scrGt. ffootl loarnod TINT his domiso wns caunel
by aome powders Which woro prescribed for him
At tho Davis Freo Disponsary. in Mercy
Hospital building, cor,,ot OF Calumet ayo-
nno and Twenty-Al1tt a!roeL. lie lad
becn sick with aGue for somo timo,
oud Saturday went to tho Dsponsary to obtain
medicine. Tho powdern wcro Gi7on him by tho
physician in charge aud to took onc.and SOON nf-
terroacltng home becn,ne very III. lto recovered
by Sunday morning, and, after eniug t,ia supper
ti1at eronng. took another OF tho POWDERS mud
retired. ff0 wta discovered in an almost lnBsn-
sihlo etate, and dicd nlost1y Afterwards.
THO remaining powders wero thkon by Eorst.
Hood md given to tho Coroner, wllo imraneled
= jury yesterday, Int adjourned the iill,1snt 10
await Dr.. IEcnrotin's report. The stomach Of
tho deceased was takon in chnrgn by tho physi-
clans for tho purpose Of examining It. ii ia
thought that poison Vas given dccoased In mis-
take Tor Hon.o other drug At tho Disponsary.
FtSneursca 1oayea milo and Children IN ireland.
, 1875-03-30
CRIMINAL.

A yauog New York bookkoopor, named Thomas
@. Wilkes. recont1y arrived In this city, gayc
check Gu the Third National Dauk on tue 18th
lust. to George Wilson, South Water street
naloon-keeper. Tho chacle Was signed J. IT.
Smith, and was for $35. Wilkes rocoising SIS
upon it. In fow dhya tho chcck WA presented
at tho bank, and. ~ there vera no funds to meet
It, Wilkes waa arrested, and yesterday morning
Justice Boydon held him In batl OF e300 10 nwalt
the action Of tho Grand JurY on charge Of OBJ
tAln!ng money under fatsc pEetenses.
Flold. Letter l. Co. are minns three SIG ahawhs
through tho Vaccinations OF two Ingenious and
chooky 5rauda. Saturday nlornlng wo!-tlreaaod
lady entated their dry.goot.s stora, AID aslpcted
three 4andsome shAws. which she dlrsotea to
be sont, @. o. D., to Mrs. George Whiting, Bro
wort Ilouhe. Whese her husband would do alt
that remained necessary. Ona Of tho boys took
the gools thero md while asking At tho desk for
Mr. George Whiting an individual standing by
htopped up. said he was tho man, took tho alar ris
In his hand. and asked to bo excused while ha
wont np to hls room 10 get cllaugo. The boy
ma1ted long aud Anxlousiy, but In vain, for the
mar return, and tho caBo wAa reported to Capt.
Buckley, WHO detailed Ofticor hIurmans to work
up thu case. The officer arrcntel two nsou on the
Charge. but the clerk failed to identity them
Is tho parties wanted, and they were discharged
, 1875-03-30

:, II is 10 beautiful delicate needlsworl, and in
writer in the Argosy. thst she Irish sisters ex-
cell. There aro ecvoral hounes In tho South.
each ct which Il famous for some apecla! kind
OF manufacture. Persons who arc learned ia
such mRtsers can toll instantly. On looking at :
piece OF work. 1t what convent it was done
Tho osochet made under the eupesiutendencs OF
the You.hal nuus u exquisite. aud 10 liue that
It has, in many cnses. been mistaken for oihar
kiuda OF lace. have hoard OF . lady who pur-
chaasd quantity Of what sho belleved to 10 Old
ltoman potat, ,in Italy. u great a.
pense. On bringing 1t homo, shs took
It TO- her drsssnaker in Dublin. and
Ravs 1t to her ~ trimming for drsBA, with
many cautions against waste, and With repeated
osdeta not 10 cut 1t unnecessarily. Tins woman
smiled whea shs heard the aiscolorsd work
called antique polns. Bhs got maguifying.
glaas snd showed her customer that she had Ia
reality bought Irish eEotehet Ice. which had
beon dipped In so,na sellou lluld, In order to
Riva 1t ~ appearance Of great aye. Tbs claver
s!peE va. mo1eo.erI .olo 10 tell from what pat
e. sns ~ 1agaay Gssn
and collars OF this beautiful work. to saAr u the