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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor o. c. Marsh, OF Yale College, arrived last
evening at the Hoffman House. Rev. DR.. W. C.
Catte President OF lafayette College, is staying al
the 81. Nicholas Hotel Commander John G. Walker.
orthe Lighthouse Board, United States Navy, regis
tered at the New York Hotel General A. c. McClurg.
OF Chicago. and Smith NJ. Weed, of Platsburg n. Y,
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Ex-Governor John 7.
Hoffman is residing temporarily at the Clarendon
Hotel Judge Robert s. Hale OF Ezabethtown, N. Y,
and Judge j. NJ. Jackson, of West Virginia, are among
the late arrivals at the Hoffman House. B. H. Bar.
rows United States Consul at Dublin, is sojournng al
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
TWO THOUSAND YEARS AGO.

OPENING OF TWO MOUNDS IN MICHIGAN
SKULLS, HUMAN BONES AND SPECIMENS OF
POTTERY TAKEN OUT.
DETROIT, Mich, March r. 1876
The noted scientist, Professor W. ID. Cunning OF
Boston aided by party OF amateurs, to-day, visited
tho ancient burial mounds at spoonvo Ottawa
county, Mich Only two mounds opened, from
which were taken five skulls largo quantities OF human
bones copper, batchets and needles; also nno spec
mems OF pottery. IL IS concluded that the race to
which relics belong inhabited this section OF
Michigan less than 200 years ago.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
TUMULT IN TUNIS.
Deadly Assault on an Italian Official by
North African Citizens.
CHANGE MORE CONFIDENT.
Capitalists Failure and Heavy Losses in the
Scotch Capital.
IMAGINATION AND THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Franco-German Families Preparing for
Happy Reunion.
IMAGINATION AND THE MUNICIPALITIES
Franco-Genman Families Preparing for a
Happy Reunion.
THE ITALIAN MINISTRY.
Controversy the Winner of the Lincolnshire
Handicap Sovereigns.
THE ENGLISH TURF.

RACING AT LINcoLN-THE SPRING MEETING
TERMINATED WITH AN EXCITING EVENT
CONTEST FOR THE LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP
OF ONE THOUSAND sovEREIeNs-coNTRovER
THE WINNER IN A FULL FIELD.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE I
LONDON, March p, 1875.
This was the last day OF the Lincoln Spring Turf
Meeting. The racing closed with finely contested
event, the great feature OF the meeting This was
the race known the Lincolnshire Handicap Of One
Thousand sovereigns, added TO a sweepstakes OF
twenty-five sovereigns each for all ages the second
to receive fifty soveregns and the third to save his
stake; the winner to pay 100 sovereigns toward the
expenses. Closed with los subscribers.
A FULL FIELD.
Thirty horses ran.
THE WINTER.
Lord Roseberrys bay horse Controversy, years
old, by the Miner from Lady Caroline, came in irst
Sir D. Astey's bay colt Brigg Boy, years old, by
Broomelaw out OF Vigorous was second, and Mr.
W. Days bay nlly vittoria, 8 years old, by Arthur
Wellesley out OF Dewdrop, third.
BETTING.
The betting in the field was II to against Kaiser,
80 to against Controversy, IS to / against Brigg
Boy and 25 to against vittoria.
THE RACING.
The horses got away after good start. Before
half the distance was covered Mandarin and Kaiser
were in hopeless difficulties. Before reaching the
New Course Controversy had colared Brigg Boy
who had hitherto led, the next two being vittora
and Thunder.
THE TRIUMPH
Controversy, vittoria and Thunder finally had the
race to themselves, Controversy winning, in
canter, by three lengths. Four lengths divided the
second and third.
widhre came in fourth.
Then, after some delay, came Berners Theresa
Blantyre and Clifton, and then Premier and Thunder
Among the last were Woodlands, Hesper, Belle,
Grassendale, Chapet and Princess.
The distance run is two miles and half
Four minutes and four and half seconds.
INCIDENTS.
The following ran among the othesr:-Bie-
velle Fairy, Lacy, Renee, Crepusculc Harriet Ber-
ners, Baroness, Shah, Omega, and Mousquctaire.
OF the los subscribers forty paid forfeit.
GOOD LUCK.
Controversy, the winner, was one OF the most de-
spised OF the outsiders at odds of 100 to at Liver
pool this afternoon, and 100 to at the start
Woodlands was the favoritc.
SUMMARY.
The result may be summarized briefly thus -
Lord Rosebery's b. h. Controversy, years, by the
Miner, out OF Lady Caroline. e................... 1
Sir J. ID. Astey's b. C. Brigg Boy. years, by
Broomielaw, out of Vigorous. 2
Mr.. W. Days b. (. yittoria, years, by Arthur
Wellesley out OF Dcwdrop.. op..................... 3
Mr.. F. SwindeT's ch. c. Woodlands, by Nutbourne,
out OF WMtelace. o
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THE TREASURY NOTE FORGERY.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE ARREST OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROCESS OF MANU-
FAcTURE EXPLAINED.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE ARREST OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROCESS OF MANU-
TAcrURE EXPLAINED.
wnKEsBARRE, Pa, March % 1870
An important arrest OF bogus bond Makers traced TO
Scranton has been madc by the Service Depart
ment or the United States Some time in the early
part OF last month Information to the Secret
Service at Washington that there were number or
persons in Luzcrne and Northampton counties OF this
State, who were making plates from which bank and
Treasury notes and also United states bonds could be
made Chief washburno and Assistant Chief Benson
at once took the matter hand and TO Scranton
whcrc they learned that W. H. Barr had gone to
Iowa from there with number OF spurious
bonds Obtaining description Of him. an oficer was
put upon his trail, and after following him up, sue
ceeded in obtaining introduction him. The officer,
who represented himself 10 Barr at FIRST insur
ancc agent, soon gained his confidence and finally,
after exchanging VOWS OF confidence, Barr agreed to
take the officer TO Scranton, where he said his friends
would furnish him with all tho necessary materials for
making plates that would print the best bank note or
man named Charles II. Wintermute, Of Port
land, Northampton county, bad purchased
right from George q. wnans, tho owner OF tho pro-
cess for 1000 An assistant was despatched to Port
land, and Wintcrmute was secured after having been
caught the act OF selling thousand dollar bond
Yesterday George q. Winans and w. II. Barr
alleged confederate were also arrested in Scranton
when the former gave bail IN the sum OF $4,000,
and the latter $4,000 It is said that many
developments are expected daily. winans had
always thought he was secure, as he claimed
TO simply sell tho right Of using his process and did
not lend himself to any criminal purpose in counter
feiting bonds notes Several counterfeit bonds to-
been copliscated. The composition, which is oil a
peculiar character is spread the face of genuine
bond, which hardens quickly and leaves perfect I'M
preston Tho cast is then electrotypcd and used for
any number OF perfect iac-similcs
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THE SPANISH ANTILLES.

THE YACHT ocTAvIA's cAPTURE-wHAr THE
sPASIARDs FOUND ON THE PRIZE
HAVANA, March 81, 1875
The yacht octava, which was recently captured by
Spanish vessel, at Porto Rico on the 14h
inst Shc sailed under tho English Gag and cleared
for New York.
She had thirty-sIx men and two women board.
II is not known here whether the mon included any
Cuban insurgents
The reported sale Of the Octava at Kingston 10 the
Haytien insurgents is certainly false.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Oh. Frtsch, the popular tenor, is going into
training for English opera
Theodore Thomas gives a public rehearsal and n
symphony concert at steinway Hall this afternoon and
90 aturday evening.
Miss Louise Playfair will commence series OF
shakespearan readings in character Chckerng Hall
the evening of April 4
The Spcranza Amateur Dramatic Association pro-
pose to give "Home' and His Last Logs, with mus-
cal intcrludes, for a worthy charity.
Louis Dachauer, one OF tho best organists in this
city, will produce Mime. Grandvaps "stabat Mater on
Sunday evening at St. AIMS church, Twelfth street
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CARDozo's IMPEACHMENT.

SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION cARDozo PER-
MITTED TO REsIaN-IAdPEAcHMENT PROCEED
INGs DISCONTINUED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March %, 1876
resolution passed the House to-day giving tho
Superintendent Of Education Cardozo permission to
resign and instructing the managers to ask the
Senate to discontinue the impeachment proceedings
against him. Cardozo has filed his resignation with
the Secretary OF State and the trial would bo
lengthy his resignation was accepted to shorten
the session as much as possible.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
PENNSYLVANIA METHoDIsTs.

Harrisburg, March % 1875
The Central Pennsylvania Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference convened In this city this morning, Bishop
Isaac Wiley, n d., OF Boston, presiding. Rev.
David $. Munroc OF williamsport, was elected
secretary, and read lengthy report on the Bible
cause, Tract Society, Church extension, education
American Centennial, frccdman's aid, &c Presiding
elders appointed a committee 10 nominate the
usual standing committees After transacting some
other business and liking the time for daily sessions
from hafpast eight O'Clock A. M till twelve O'Clock
noon. the Conference adjourned until Tomorrow
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
WARD CHENEY.

Mr Ward Cheney President Of the silk Association
OF America, died OF pneumonia at his residence in
South Manchester, Conn. at eleven o'clock yesterday
forenoon I'D inst Hc sxtythree years OF age and
belonged TO the firm OF Cheney Brothers. silk manuac
turers He aud his brothers have done as any
men in the country 10 develop the business Of silk
manufacture They have built up extensive works in
Hartford and South Manchester Around tho latter
grown up model manufacturing village where every.
thing Indicates the taste and refinement we'll the
enterprise and public spirit of the founders Mr.
Chcney's loss will bc deeply regretted by tho COM
munity.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
GERMANY.

STATES DIVISION RELATIVE TO THE RAILWAY
MANAGEMENT SCHEME.
BERLIN, March 90 1870
The governments OF Hesse- Darmstadt and Brunswick
and those OF most OF the Thuringan grand duchics
and prncpaltics it is understood favor tho imperial
railway scheme; but the South German States are
preparing counter proposition for the control of the
railway administration by tho separate States WITH as
far as possible, uniformity tariffs and working regu-
lations
The French Ambassadors eldest daughter has been
betrothed TO Count Taeyrani Pcrigord naturalizcd
Prussian and lieutenant in the Second Lancers
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
BRooKLYN SNEAK THIEVES.

The apartments Of Mrs Donovan, No $50 Myrtle
avenue entered by thief yesterday morn
ing and robbed OF clothing valued at s135
Yesterday afternoon the apart menis OF Henry Holden
No. s23 Grand street. entered BY sneak thieves
and clothes valued a. 11l stolen
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EDUCATION IN GERMANY.

the AUoemeine Ze,tung OF Augsburg in treating OF the
three leading universities of Germany saysln Berlin
University there ss4 Students natives OF the
German Empire; in Lcipsic, 1875, and in Munich,
1857 The classes of theology of these universities
contain respectively, 162. 1877 84 law S07, 130 257
medicine, 263. 369 307; philosophy, Oil, l0So, $50
At Munich there ~ professors, and 81 in each Of
the institutions of Leipsic and Berlin. At Munich
there are titulary professors OF theology at Berlin
and Z at Lepsic. At the same colleges respectively
there are Is, 13 and 10 professors OF medicine.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
SING SING PRISON.

The present crowded condition Of Sing Sing Prison
necesstatcd another draft OF ay convicts from that
Institution tho State Prison at Auburn yesterday
when tho prison closed last evening John Smith,
alias "Big Doc" was missing, and although the
found O n late hour.
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SALE OF A RAILROAD.

TRENTON, \. j., March %, 1876.
The Monmouth County Agricultural Railroad has
been sold 70 James +. Lowry and other capitalists OF
New York for s1lS,lls, Tree from all encumbrances.
The sale confirmed BY order from the Court OF
Chanccry. Ith Intended TO put the road IN running
order Immediately. II will be connected with the New
Jersey Central at Matawan thus making n direct line
between New York and Freehold. The road Is already
graded
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TURKEY.

THE SULTAN LIKELY TO TREAT PEACE WITH
THE PROVINCIAL INSURGENTS.
vienna, March % 1876.
The Po,iticd Correspondenc,a says that in
quencc Of the armistce II considered very probable
that the Turks and the insurgents will shortly
mence direct negotiations for peace.
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ITALY.

THE NEW CABINET IN PROCESS OF coNsoL1DA-
TIoN.
ROME. March o. 1875
Dcpretis has accepted the Presidency of the Council
and the Ministry OF Finance.
The following members Of the now Cabinet havo
also accepted portfolios Mecgar Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, and Mancini Minister of Justice.
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RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS.

PROVIDENCE, March %, 1876.
The Democratic State Central Committee to-day
substituted the name OF William B. Beach, Provi-
dcnce lawyer for General George Lewis Cooke who
declined tho nomination for Governor.
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BLAINE FOR PRESIDENT.

BUFFALO, March %, 1870
The Pioneer Blaine Reform Club, OF Buffalo, was or
ganized in this city this evening. The resolutions
strongly urgo the nomination OF James G. Blaine
President, and declare against the nomination OF
Roscoe Conklng. Tho resolutions telegraphed
Mr. Curtis to be presented at the Syracuse Convention
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
7. Z. RELL.

Mr.. Philander +. Bell, the father Of Mr. Clark Bell,
OF this city, died suddenly Cortland n. " ON Tues
day evening last He born in Jefferson county in
1902 removed to Hammondsport, n. ", in 1885, where
he spent tho greater part OF his life actively engaged
IN business He retired from business In 1870 and
moved 10 Cortland N. ", where he resided I'LL his
death His father ofthe early settlers OF
land county where large circle OF his relatives reside
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FAILURE OF A PRIVATE BANK.

Urea, March q, 1870
The Bank OF Camden, in this county, owned by A.
Curtis, Carman Co., closed lis doors this morning
the liabilities amount to SIS 900 and the assets from
$50 900 TO s55 000 The probable OF the failure
investments IN ST. Joseph aud Denver bonds IL had
number OF local depoetora
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ENGLAND.

CHANGE BECOMING REAssURED AND THE IL
NANcIAL TONE MORE CONFIDENT
LONDON. March %, 1876
A better feeling prevas--four P. Nat the Stock
Exchange. English railways are firm and there is a
general improvement in prices.
The market for foreign securities is quiet
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POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY


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III The Proposed Inland Sea in Algeria BY John
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". Animal Parasites and Messmates. 0lustrated.)
V. Professor Tyndall's Recent Researches.
vi. Museum Godeffroy BY Professor Henry A. Ward
VII The Polar Glaciers. ny g. 9, Merriman
VIII Modern Philosophical biology by Dr. r. Cazees II
TX The Character Of Modern knowedge By Ia W
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X The Relations OF Sex to Crime. BY Ely Van d.
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XT. Caroline Lucretia HerscheL BY Eliza A. Youmans
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Literary Notices. Spencers Descriptive SoclologyF1nta
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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

nre occurred yesterday afternoon in the house No.
10 Fourth street, Brooklyn, 4. D., owned by G. W.
Cottcr The store was occupied by Mrs Hamilton,
sustained loss OF about So 600 on stock; IN
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IMPEACHMENT OF GOVERNOR AMEs

MEMPHIS Tenn. March %, 1915
The appeals jackson, Miss, special says:-'Gover-
nor Ames' counsel to-day flied lengthy and
plea TO the articles of i'm pcachment The managers
will hc replication on Saturday. Tho trial COM
mences on Tuesday next
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NOMINATIONS IN CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD. March @. 1875.

HARTFORD, March 2, 1916
The republicans OF the Second district have nomina-
ted John L. Houston. OF Enfield for State Senator and
the democrats of the district nominated Chester
johnson, OF Enfield. The democrats OF this city have
nominated Charles N. Pond, OF Hartford, for State
Senator.
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THE wEArHEn YrsrrnDAy.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty-our hours, in com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
uup
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SCOTLAND.

EDIxBuReH. March "a 1s76
John Scott 4 Sons, engineers and shipbuildcrs Of
tnverkeithing, near this city, have failed
They employed about 400 operatives.
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B. AsToR.

The FIRST number Just ready. OF the new Magazine.
RECORD OF THE YEAR
contains large superby executed portrait Of the
W. b Astor, the riches In America together with
interesting history Of the family, s wealth Ae thou.
SANDS Hnd ,nous.nds ere esins sold price 90 cents
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RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

BERLIN, March %, 1876.
Tho Emperor Of Russia will visit the Emperor viii
liam at Berlin while the way to Ems the end of
April
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EMMETT RuILDING.

FAIR LADY BECOMES STILL FAIRER By
using that saluary beautihcr, GLKSSs SULPHUR
.'IILL's HAIR wHIsKER DYE" Black Brown, 500
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cidod 10 annuI the election OfM Gavin BOnapartst,
returned from Corsica

THE UNIrxD STATES SHIP FRANKLIN
CHERBoURG, March - 1879
The United States steamship Franklin left this port
for Nice to-day
She will call at Gibraltar.
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A PORTRAIT OF WILLIAM b. ASToR
The first number Just ready, Of the new Magazine,
RECORD OF THE WEAR.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Next Drawing takes place on April
Prizes cashed orders filled information furnished on a
eernments, &C.. &C. TAYLOR co, Bankers.
IL Wall ST.. New York
Aereted Beverages. JOHN MATTHEW'S LIST av and 18th
st.. New York
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AvcrBgo temperaluro yesterday ay................ q
year. .......................... lps
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ALL ULCERS OR FRESH WOUNDS HEAL RAP
idly under the influence of PAIS PAiSr Depot go Chat
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HAVANA LOTTERY

Next Drawing takes place April T.
Prizes cashed orders hed, information furnished
pication Highest paid for Spanish Bank Bills, uov
ernments &C. &c. TAYLOR n co, Bankers.
IL Wall St, New York
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WIGS, TOUPEEs, &C. RAUCHFUss, PRAO
teaI Wig Maker. a East 18th Broadway New York
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Box 4.41s Post office.

SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI
Aereed Beverages. JOHN MATTHEW'S, LIST and 18th
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-12
P O E z r Y
a MADRIGAL.
BY LOUISE CHANDLER MouLroN.

love is day, sweetheart, shining anu
bright,
1t hath its rose-dawn ere the morning
light.
Its glow aud glory Of the sudden sun,
Its noontide heat, us the swift hours wear
on,
It's lml Of dew, and siiver-lighted night,
Love is 1! days sweetheart, shining and
bright.
Love is a year, beloved, bitter and brief,
1t hath its spring of bud, and bloom, and
leaf,
Its summer, burning Fl ON the fervid south,
Til ali the fields lie parchcd and faint
with drouth,
Ns autumn, when the leaves sweep down
the gale.
And skies ale gray, and heart and spirit
fail,
Its winter, white with snow, more white
with grief
Love is year, beloved, bitter brief.
Love is a life, sweetheart, and ends i'll
death.
IS it worth while to mourn its heeting
breath
Light-tooted youth, or sad, forecasting
prime,
Joy of young hope. or grief of later time
What pain or pleasure stays is parting
breath?
Loye is Il life, sweetheart that ends il
death.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-10-12

A Philadelphia detectlge grew susplc-
ious of big bundle Young man was
carrying about on the Centennial
gounds, and compelled him to open it,
when the contents were discovered to
be some pepper, some glass eggs, two
bottles of pulverize1 silver ore, also
silver and gold ore, some cocoa, three
boxes of matches and several other
articles, all of which he had ''hooked'
from different departments on the
grounds. He was sorry when he was
found out.