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The New York herald., 1875-12-17
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMERCE

Yesterdays SESSION OF THE AMERICAN Asso-
CITATION OF TRANSPORTATION AND COM
MERcE-NEw WATER ROUTES AND RAILROADS
SUGGESTED.
CHICAGO, Dec 10, 1876.
The American Association OF Transportation and
Commerce met again this morning and various resolu
tions presented and referred the Committee on
Business
Mr. l.. G. Wilcox OF Illinois, introduced resolutions
deprccang the practice OF railroad companies OF charg
ing low through rates and exorbitun local as
just discrimination and Illegal and that freight rates
should be in proportion to the labor performed the
capital invested and that different will be re-
cprocally advantageous to both parties concerned
Mr. W. G. Flagg introduced a resolution favoring
railway legislation in the several States
Mr. Waite Talcott offered resolution recommending
that Congress be petitioned to provide for a premi-
nary survey for water route to the seaboard by a
ship canal fIom Lake Michigan TO Lake Erie via The
Kalamazoo River to the Detroit River or by more
southery route to Lake Erie at Toledo
Mr. Shaw, of Illinois, introduced resolution favor.
ing water transportation and declaring unfriendy egs
laton against railways unnecessary
Mr. Wicker, of Illinois, introduced similar resoIu-
tions to that of Mr. Shaw.
Governor Beverdge made brief speech which was
heartily appauded, aud to which President Henry re-
sponded.
Mr. Harwicb, Of Iowa, presented resolution that
in order to meet the condition Of the largest existing
between the soaboard and Of popua-
ton the government should aid in the construction OF
the paTael uouUle track tnrec eet
gauge aud subject to civil control and that commit
lee oil seven be appointed by the Chair TO represent this
subject to Congress
The Standing Committee on Canals reported that
large appropriations have been made last year for the
construction of important canals, and recommend in
creased Efforts of the members 10 secure
ald also that the Improvement OF the Hennepn Canal
DC undertaken az once by the government, and that
the state OF New York be earnestly requested
70 complete canal of the capacity OF the Wcand
Canal, rom Oswego to the Hudson River; and that a
committee OF Ave be appointed to bring these recon-
mendatons to the attention Of Congress and Of the
Legislature Oh tne state OF New York The report was
accepted and referred the Committee on Resolutions
The Convention then adjourned till nine o clock to-
morrow morning, and visited the Board OF Trade in
body, where they were heartily welcomed
Tonight the citizens OF Chicago tender the delegates
a banquet at the Grand Pacific Hotel
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that the reports had been received and Mcdonald and
Joyce Informed OF the fact would il notp
Colonel MuRDocK-I'ye nothing to say. General
Henderson and the District Attorney the only ones
who know what statement / made, and feel sure
General Henderson and Mr. Dyer would not betrAy my
confidence. | have nothing to say unless 1t be as a
witness.
CoRREsrosDESr-Did Mcdonald and Joyce tell you
in plain terms that they would have you dismissed
Colonel MuRpooK-No.
CoRREsroNDEST-Did you have an interview with
them in room in ST. LOUIS at the time mentionR
Colonel MuRDocK-I can't sanction any reply will
just say this, that don't think il polite or right or
advantageous have the newspapers make any state
ment concerning me at the present time
rs THE PRESIDENT fMPIIcATEDS
CoRRKsPoNDENT-If it is shown that the President is
implicated in the whskey frauds, what action will be
taken2
Colonel MuRDocK-I suppose he will be impeached
CoRREsPoSDEST-Th will settle the third term ques
ton
Colonel MuRDocR-Certany, If he Is impeached
CoRREsPoSDENT-Do you think he will be2
Colonel MuRDocK-I have not the slightest idea, and
II is unnecessary for you to ask If know OF tho ex
isence of any evidence tending to show that he was
implicated
CoRRKsPoSDESr-Donty you think large proportion
Of the money raised on the crooked whskey used
for ejectoneering purposes
Colonel MURDocK-I am Of the opinion that II was,
although Mcdonald and Joyce undoubtedly took tho
lions share. / worked hard for Grant and used my
own means freely. He got heavy vote in these
counties
GRAND JURY.
CoRREsPoNDEST-Do you suppose that further inves-
legations foot and that preparations being
made for the next Grand JuryH
Colonel MURDocK-I think 1t has that appearance.
and we may soon have some very startling
CoRREsPoSDENT-Colonel, shall say that you posi-
lively declined to say anything either negative az
nrmatve 1t can do no harm, as the HERALD has al
ready published the fact that you made the reports in
question and an affidavit subsequently.
Colonel MuRDocK-I don't want anything said
about it, have made assertions and you state this
at your own risk You cannot tell what may confirm
or deny, and il choose to say that know nothing
how you substantiate your assertonS am sorry
that the report you speak OF has appeared In the
HERALD, as it can do nothing but harm If could do
SO would go to ST. Louis myself to-day to prevent any
further publication.
This ended the interview
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Cadwaladcr C. washburn, of Wisconsin,
is staying at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL General F. A
Starring arrived from Washington last evening at tho
ST. James Hotel Ex-Congressman James f. Wilson, OF
Iowa, is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Naval Constructor
Robert w. Steele United States Navy Is at the Union
Square Hotel Lieutenant George NJ Wheeler, OF the
Engineer Corps United States Army, is the Windsor
Hotel General John c. Robinson, of Binghamton, is
at the Coleman House. Messrs william stickney, A.
c. Barstow and B. r. Roberts, of the United States In
dan Commission, are at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL Mr.
Henry Chandruc, United States Consular Agent at
Azua, ST. Domingo, is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Mr.
Royal NJ Pulsifer OF the Boston Herald is among the
late arrivals at the Westminster Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
NEW pUBLYoATIoNs.

A PPLEToN'S
n AMERICAN CYCLOPEDTA
illustrated with several thousand maps engrayings
the very best selection that could be
New Years gift. II Is peculiarly appropriate and al
mirsble gift in the following
From church members to their minister
From Sunday School teachers their endent
From scholars to their teacher
From citizen to school or district library
From artisans to their foreman.
From members ofa club society 60 their President.
From any person to friend
From parent to q
As wedding birthday gift.
II is as noble aud handsome ornament piece
plate and far useful II is choice. elegant dgnlhed
appropriate and of lasting benefit to the recipient
The AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA will be completed In
sixteen handsome octave volumes fourteen which
ready for delivery. The remaining will be published
during the winter Ii complete library Itself
aordng full survey and summary of subject
science history philosophy industry
thorough and exhaustive dictionary Of general knowledge
and a work indispensable to lawyers merchants, manu-
fcturers statesmen Of letters and students Of every
grade.
Those who design present this great American
for the delivery Of the volumes necessary
completion as they published
Prices follows: In cloth, 50 per volume in library
style 81 per volume in halt morocco 81 volume hA
Russia. 50 per volurne in full morocco $40 volume
ID. APPLETON Co, Publishers
549 and sol Broadway New York.
sSubscrptions received application the pubAsh
their special agents in the larger cities.
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a. -
sYMprnMs az nArAnnn

Du heavy headache obstruction of the nasal passages
discharges falling from the head into the throat sometimes
profuse watery and acrid az others thick tenacious
cons. puruient bloody and putrd the eyes weak.
hacking coughing clear the throat expectoraon IL
0densiye matter together with scabs from ulcers
changed and has nasal twang the breath Is Offensive
smell and impaired there Il sensation Of diKki
mental depression hacking cough and general de-
bity Only few of the above named symptoms how
likely 90 be ia There dis
than catarrh and less understood.
by physicians w - -
beyond all comparison She best preparation for catarh
discovered Under the influence ~ s mild soothing
and healing properties the disease yields The 00LDEH
MEDICAL DisCovKRr should be taken correct the blood
which always fault and specifically the dis
eased glands and lining membrane of the nose. Tbo
CArARRH REMEDY should be applied warm with Dr. Pfercea
Nasal Douche-he only instrument by which fluids be
perfectly injected all the passages aud chambers Of the
nose from which discharges proceed.
These medicines sold by druggists
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
DISASTERS ON THE LAKES.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec l6 1875.
Captain J ". Hail. marine reporter places the mum
Der Of disasters the lakes during the present
at 1,056-a decrease from last year Of l3l. OF this
number 562 occurred on Lake Michigan, 1j2 on Lake
Huron, 1S9 Lake Erie 81 on Lake Ontario, 10 on
Lake St Clair, 26 on Lake Superior and 46 on the
rivers Eightyve vessels Of all descriptions with an
aggregate carrying capacity OF q LIT TONS valued at
ST. 049 000 have passed out of existence Twenty-Five
new vessels with aggregate capacity Of IL 37 TONS
valued at 81 los, 500, were commissioned during the
year
The total amount Of property lost including huIls
and cargoes Is estimated at S. T91 800 which exceeds
that Of last year by 81, ,047 900
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
DEATH IN THE PIT.

TEARFUL EXPLOSION IN 4 BELGIAN COAL NINE
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN MEN SAID TO HAVE
BEEN KILLED.
BRUSSELS. Dec 16 1875
terrible explosion occurred today in coal mine
at Framlercs near Mons.
rHE LOSS LIFE QUITE APPALLING.
full force Of we're al work at the time, and the
11ss OF life Is appalling
1t lis reported that Ito miners we're killed
WOUNDED.
Eleven have been taken out injured
cAusE.
The accident was caused by nrc-damp
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
THE OPERA IN LONDON.

THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE NEW NATIONAL
OPERA HOUSE LAID-THE DUKE OF EDIN-
BURGH oFFICIATEs FOR THE PRINCE OF
WALES
LONDON, Dec 16 1875.
The Duke OF Edinburgh this afternoon laid the
foundation stone OF the new National Opera House, on
tho Thames tvictorla) Embankment, between Charing
Cross and Westminster bridges
His Royal HIghness the Prince Of Wales had prom
sed TO so oclciatc when supposed that the work
would be ready before his departure for India. The
Duke Of Edinburgh appeared as the representative Of
the Prince According TO the original arrangements
the ceremony to have taken place nearly month
ago.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
TIE BELFRY MURDER.

THE JURY DISAGREE AND THE PRISONER RE-
MANDED.
BosToS, Mass, Dec 16 1875.
The jury in the case OF Thomas W. Piper for the
murder OF Mabel Young, after being out from noon
yesterday, into this morning and reported
that they were unable TO agree a verdict They
were discharged and the prisoner remanded for a new
trial II is said that the jury stood nine for conviction
and three for acquittal.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
A.-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A.-A- =

Christmas comes but year.-Those who intend 70
observe It In the good old Of making presents their
children friends should themselves OF the extra0r
dnary inducements offered present season the GRkAR
On GIsAL DOLLAR STORE, e67 Broadway The stock Of
goods sold at the universal price 81 each ia larger richer
and varied than before tho bulk Of the
goods purchased for cash prices far below orig
nal OF manufacturing them aud they sold the
general average system at small profit. have
dnicuty In obtaining three ondolar goods for
81 Magnificent French Clocks, gold and silver Watches
Work Tables Bronzes Work Boxes aud other elegant goods
also offered this prices that really below
the importers invoices the FIRST OF manufacture.
There has been time when such beautiful goods e
ornament and fancy could bs obtained tor ttid
money Make your purchases aud avoid the rush JUST
before Christmas.
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A JURY FAIL TO AGREE AT MILWAUKEE.

MmwAUKEE, Dec. 16, 1875.
In the OF the United States against twenty-five
barrels OF highwnes, the jury failed to agreed and
discharged
The term of the United States Circuit Court
closed, and there will be whskey tried
until the January term,
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
EGYPT.

BRITISH coUNTERMAND OF TIE KHEDIvE's
PREPARATIONS FOR wAR-THE ABYssINIANs
TO RECEIVE CORRECTION.
LONDON, Dec. 16, 1875.
The Pail Mall Gdsette says private telegram from
Egypt states that on demand OF the British govern
ment the Egyptian Of will be recalled from the
territory of Zanzibar, and the expedition to Abyssna
will confne itself to exactng satisfaction after which
the troops are to return to Egypt
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
GEoRGIANs APPEAL TO THE CODE.

AUGUSTA Ga, Dec. 16, 1875.
G. D. Tilley and George +. Ratcne fought duel at
three O'Clock this afternoon at Sand Bar Ferry, s. G.
Tlley shot in the right groin at the first fire. The
ball was subsequently extracted from the left side
The wound is scrioos, but necessarily fatal Tey
demanded second fire, but his second refused on
account OF his wound
Tey challenged Radcliffe for words rejecting on his
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
THE FRENCH ACADEMY.

ELECTION OF MEMBERS TO TWO VACANT CHAIRS.
PARIS Dec. 16, 1875.
Jean Baptiste Dumas, Professor Of Chemistry, and
Jules Simon, the statesman to-day elected mem
bers of the French Academy, to Oil the chairs. left
vacant by the deaths Of NJ Gulzot and Count Charles
de R6mnsat
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
FRATRICIDE IN CANADA.

TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 16, 1876.
While two brothers, George aud Henry Gradwell
were returning to Yorkville with two companions
dispute arose, which ended in the stabbng OF George
by Henry with jackknife The wounded man is dead,
and his brother is under arrest The crime was com
mitted under the influence of liquor.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
FAILURE OF A WHOLESALE DRUG
GIST
NASHVILLE Tenn Dec

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec 16 1875
The failure Of Even, Pendleton & Co.. wholesale
druggists, is announced Liabilities SIS 0OO assets
unknown.
Hard times and the impossibility OF making cocc
tions is assigned as the cause.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
ARCTIC EXPLORATION.

CAPTAIN ALLAN YOUNG TO TAKE ANOTHER Ex-
petition TO THE POLAR REGION
LONDON, Dec TO, 1875.
1t is officially reported that the Admiralty has made
arrangements for Captain Allan Young go to Smiths
Sound year. to communicate with the Arctic expe
dition
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
LUMBER YARDS DESTROYED.

WnLIAMsroRT, Pa, Dec 16 1875.
This morning re broke out in Hotchkiss Barber's
planning mill at this place. spreading the lumber yards
of Hebard h Forsman and White, Lentz & White Total
loss about SOC, 900; insurance $50 600
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

BUY YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT KNOX'S, II
you FANCY FuRs gentemen's COLLARS and GAuNr-
LIFTS CANES UMBRELLAs HArs for these of
gifts that sensible people will appreciate KNoXS
No. 2i2 Broadway, No 533 Broadway and in tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
VACANT PLACES

NACANT PLACES
in the dental will II you parcuiar
with teeth aud cleanse them every day with that IA
Tooth wash, SQzoDoNr From youth old II will
Keep 6nsel potless and unimpared The teeth Of
who SoZoDoEr have pearke whiteness and the
gums roseate hue while the breath purified rendered
sweet and fragrant II Is composed Of antiseptc herbs
and entirely free from the Objectionable and injurious
gradients of tooth pastes, kc
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

FINEST ENGRAvINGS AND PHOTOGRAPHS I'M
ported-Elega2y framed of all kinds; prices the
times; che apest place in New York.
BRADLEY'S II Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
THE CURLY MURDER CASE.

NoRRIsrowN, Pa, Dec. 16, 1875.
The jury in the Curly murder case came irto cour-
this morning and rendered verdict of murder in the
first degree.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
THE oGDENsBURG RAILROAD.

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec 16 1875
II is expected that the ogdcnsburg Railroad will b
completed 50 as to run to st. Johnsbury by wednesday
next
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

BUY USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN FURNI-
ture-CABINErs, WALL PocKFrs EAsELs PEpEsrALs &c.,
az very reasonable prices HERTS 4 CO. s05 and 603
Broadway opposite Eleventh street, New York
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
GERM Y.

asARL1AMENTARY ACTION AGAINST THE TAXATION
AND ARMY BILLS
BERLIN Dec. le 1875.
The Riechstag oday rejected the taxes and in.
creased army estimates proposed by the government
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. GENTS TOILET SLIP
rERs and Doors and SHOES. holiday presents, MIL
LER 4 co. .S, No. Union square.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

WIGS ToUPEEs, &c.-G. RAuCHFUss, PRACTT-
cal Wig Maker and Importer of HUMAN HAIR a. East
Twelfth street Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
Death of the Assassin Author Of the
Bremerhaven Tragedy.
William King Thompson, Native
Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
He Confesses His Guilt and
Names His Accomplices.
ADJUSTMENT OF THE INTERNAL MACHINE.
Empress Augusta Aiding
the Survivors.

TsPEcIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, Dec. 16, 1875.
BY telegram from Bremerhaven to the
HERALD l learn that the man Thompson, or
Thomson, the author Of the Mosel tragedy,
died at twenty-five minutes past four o'clock
this afternoon.
HIS REAL EAME.
His corrected name shows that he was
William King Thompson, or Thomson, of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
FORMER PURSUIT IN LIFE.
He formerly commanded the ship Old
Dominion.
THE INTERNAL MACHINE.
The clockwork apparatus or Internal
machine was manufactured near Madgeburg
SUPPLY ORDERED.
He had ordered twenty Of them, the ma
chinery of each being 50 constructed as to run
for eight days The striking power for con-
rcussion was equal to thirty pounds weight
AID FOR THE SURVIVORS.
The Empress Augusta Of Germany has
started an association among the benevolent
ladies Of Bremen with the object of collect
ing and administering funds and appliances
for the aid of the survivors of the catas-
trophe.
THoMPsoNs CONFESSION OF GUILT-HE GIVES
THE NAMES OF HIS AccoMPILcEs.
BREMEN, Dec. 16-Night
The Thompson-called Thomassen-died to day
from the effects of the injuries inflicted by himself
THE AssAssNs CONFESSION.
He stated that his true name was William King
Thompson and that he was a native OF Brooklyn, N Y,
His age is believed to be about thirty-dve years.
BLOCKADE RUNNER.
He confessed that he captain OF the vessel
Old Dominion, and that he changed his name avoid
being prosecuted for running blockade during the
civil war in America
EXPLOSIVE COMPOUND PURCHASED AMERICA
He stated also that he bought the explosive material
In tho United States and had it forwarded to his
address, and that the clockwork attachment
actured in Germany and TO explode the charge
In eight days
AccoMPLIcEs NAMED
Thompsoue confession is said 70 have been full and
complete. He has revealed the names OF his accom-
plices
Tho authorities will not allow any further particulars
TO transpre for the present.
THE STEAMSHIP sAIIER AT SEA FOR NEW YORK.
BREMERHAyEY Dec 16 1875
The North German Loyds steamer salier, which took
the place Of the MoseI, sailed to-day for Southampton
and New York
Heavy fog prevented her departure the day an
nounced
THoMpsoN's MECHANISM FOR THE MANUFAc-
TURE OF THE INTERNAL MAcHINEs-A NOISE
LESS APPROACH TO THE POINT or ExP1o-
SION.
MAGDERURG Dec 16-Nght
II is stated here that Thompson alias Thomassen had
his clockwork made by mechanican named Fuchs
residing at Bcrnburg, twenty three miles from this
city.
THE APPARATUS
was constructed to noiseessy for ten days when
II caused and strike with force Of thirty
pounds
Twenty similar machines had been ordered
NEGoTI ATOMS FOR the DEADLY INSTRUMENTS
The negotiations between Thompson and Fuchs have
been carried since 1873 When Fuchs visited Thomp-
in Leipsic he told by the latter that the ma
chimes required for a mandatory In the United
States.
REVELATION NAMES
Thompson has not revealed the names Of his accom-.
plices
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

the very man tMr Brooks whom be suggested should
go out was sent to ST. Louis, Chicago and Milwaukee
with the results known to the public
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

A.-BEAUTY OF OUTLINE, RARE FINISH, So
perb material tho distinguishing characteristics or IN
new style gentlemens holiday HArs at ESPENsClIEID'S
1IS Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY IS A RE-
liable remedy for coughs and lung complaints SOC and 81
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

AN INVENTION THAT GAVE RUPTURED MEN
something to be grateful for. THE ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY es3 Broadway holds ruptures might and
day Till soon permanently cured.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

BUY YOUR FURS OF THE SIAN-AMERlCAN
FUR COMPANY No. 79l Broadway opposite Grace urch
the cheapest place in tho city large Of SEAL
SAcQuRs And SETS.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

FIRST COLD, THEN BRONCHITIS. CHECK
the first with HALR's HoERY or HoREHouSD AEp Tar
PiKEis TooTHAcHE DRors in minute
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

1T IS FOLLY TO COURT CONSUMPTION WHEN
by wearing GRADUArKp CHEsr Lung PRorEcToRs II
may be defed Sold everywhere BY mail, 81 50 ISAAd
A. SINGER, Manufacturer 69i Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

FURS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Open evenings until New Years j. r. TERRY 965 Broad
way, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

A-FURS AT POPULAR PRICES. SEAISKIN
sacques and Sets specially Childrens Furs Oarraga
Robes Caps. Gauntets, &c. &c. BURKE. Manufacturer
ia Broadway, Park Bauk Building.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

CAMPBELL, APoTHECARY AND CHEMIST, ES-
tabshod years Eighth and Twenty
street. Prescriptions prepared withcare.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

A-BUCHU. EXTRACT BUCHU IS
admitted by to be the best remedy the
world Sold everywhere
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

ANNlHTLATE CATARRH WITH wOLCoTr'S AN
NIHtLATog subdue pain with PAIN PAINT Sold every
where. Free test 90 Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

So HAT FOR 81 9o-FfNE HATS SPE-
ciaty; SILK HArs, 81 80; worth 30. Is New Church
street, up stairs
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
ack-BOSWELL a WARMERS "CoLoRFIc rHm
HAIR" Depot No. Dey street
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
THE BLACK HILLS.

LARGE NUGGET FOUND BY MINER.
CHEYENNE, w. T., Dec. 10, 1875
Frank George is IN from the Black Hills for pro-
Visions bringing with him, among other coarse gold
one nugget weighing twenty ounces
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN
corner Fulton and Boerum street
Open nom 3 A. NJ. to L. NJ
On SUNDAY from q u q PM
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
HAVANA LOTTERY.
THE GREAT EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING

DECEMBER 81 1875
81 10000 IN PRIZES.
Only 5000 Tickets one Prxe to every Tickcts
Prize of 500 coo
Prize of. 100000
Prize of. 5OOW
Prizes Of $25 OOo each Observation-Disclosures. 600OQ
Prizes Of 10 tfOO each..................... 4OOM
II Prizes 5000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60OOl
. Prizes OF 1000 each. .................... 2Nd
473 Prizes Of 500 each. 23S,JO1
1901 Prizes amounting Observation-Disclosures. 16l 500
All the prizes above stated drawn this
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole 800: onehaG $50 quarter. $25 one tenth,
$40; one-twentieth, S..
To prevent loss mail remit registered etter Post Office
order, draft on New York or by express.
Prizes cashed Circulars free Highest price paid for
Spanish Bank Bills Address all orders TO
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, IL Wall street New York.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

SUPERVISOR TUITION REMINDS THE PRESIDENT
THAT HE IT WAS WHO URGED HIM TO STAY THE
TRANSFER OF REVENUE oFFICERs-LABoRI-
GUS EFFORT TO SHELTER BABcoCK AND HIS
MASTER.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
HIS REAL NAME.

His corrected name shows that he was
William King Thompson, or Thomson, of
BROOKLYN, NJ Y
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

LONDON, Dec. 16, 1875.
BY telegram from Bremerhaven to the
HERALD / learn that the man Thompson, or
Thomson, the author Of the Mosel tragedy,
died at twenty-five minutes past four o'clock
this afternoon.