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stadium, Serptsln, 8pntes. Rrantbett, 9rpfpelas, atIr
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ten srpBe Sbpdhe, Eebers unp Nierenleipen, Min8-
purm &c. &c. piro .IGf's Setimmtefe purb bisten &DatB
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jpaajio SABRE btnbur@ pom Yublifum erprebt, gar
2unperttauienpe ppu 5alen eepstlt uap eariri pets,
penn naG &Drltrift 8enpmmen. Sf Elm N6erss 9rl.
mtttel ppn 5tittln IN alen ~beilbaren 6alea, eurirS Die
faulitea altsn @si4wlrs, lslbt no Ger &np4en ICON sH'
eetreHea 1T.
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map, &rasDpeH IN gGrt.&beater Su Srpetlpn, ". D.,
pem Gronti6en NpeamatismGs, nadpem pcrlelbe gene
Grfpl8 ppn- ben perlu9it9lten AerSten &urppa's Wnp
Hmertfas petaHorif ppFoeH mar.
Spatts &ebeussS aifam turirte 5errn y. y.
3plp, Dodmaiter gto. III WaptlOa Str., Spn e,nem
8etGprlt6en Set6pur, naGoem er feds uipndx TN
SrpGepap 3pipttaI mar une bort ais unpeilbar srfIari
purpe.
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DtRte 9tp. 242 Sreenpt1 Str., BON eiaem Ie~rpiulplen
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aeeruneen irar. Serr ". bar wabrene 10 9abrsn EeG
8~sl@tpensr 9siians tsine WtspsrVsluas Der &raa,estI
%ertueren.
9patt's: .sebens.8 aliam ea,trts 6srru gDtutam
springer, glQ. 1853 Brppme Str., ppulfanotg ben sKt-
;uurslsm 0ipeumartsInus 10 erntlt&er Art, oae berjslbt
psa Self bee araaten ldpn perrtrrt bate. Der 0s.
nannIs tsnnts mot islns 9ane gum 8Opfe srbebfa snp
mar waPrsnS preler 9i0aats ans Sstt %esTstislt.
gu babsa IN Der 9aupl, office, 246 @raup Str, xab
bel apoIbstern I'M AlGemslnsn, au 81 per Slal2s. SsGs
dlai6en 80. so
39att's berubmt e 8 ell mttteI ftnt: 49,
ppatt'S ugfeblbarer Qebfns.S al1am ~ Si.0U.
Spdtt's "A b., petpelt ftarter Qsbeus- BALKAN, sa
st.25. Spatfs Yulm0nie SaIla'n, oesr Der S2w,ae.
ia2tisea Orsunp, gu S1.OU. Spatt's SptR Stnt.
mem, ~untsblpar tur aeiben uns o6mer3sn isesr art,
| lu 30 9ents. - Spdtts SnSa, BUR fur @rtaMan9,
&ppfpeb, SnRnsnBa, Satarrp, ju rs Gts.
QDenn ettae Arlltelnidt In eurer Appttets pbcr an Gu
rem pIabe ~ baben fne, 70 nenes man it'd eirstt aapas
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usbtraa bin per srpres psrf3idt bstm balpsn
DuBenp. 13m2uian
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N~er1pnsn, bic an MppetitluFsfsit unb @iter.
wiQen sessn Speiisn ltiben, linp Dr.. Aug.
&6nis's Samburser Grpptsn gu
empfeblen. Serr Matbias Drabpbel, BLUE
Sprins. Neb., l6reibt barber: Mein gater,
1don bod i'm Glitter, Serlpr ieinen Mppstit unb
battc ipsar einsn @ioerpilen sesen Spsiism,
mas ibn ffbr f6wa9 mnb unb Iefbenb matte.
Muf unler 3ureben ssbrau6te eY DR.. Mueuit
RSnis's 5amburser Trppfen Der Mppetit febr-
t surid, unb CT fiblt nun Gin gang aasersr
Menl9 su isia.
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Mnrttru Cine ppltifdnotse @efbid,te DON
NYl"is't 9enniplpdnieu, pon Der eriten Nh.
Nnrfc1at ~iieolun9 bis auT beute. BON Q8in. VI.
Statah!J&' Gorne1, L.. L D.. 9iabe3u 800 9roBe
Ct!au- Seitcit. lleber IS Snuitrationen. Seine ool-
i%tGnDi9e OeiGidtc rnieres StaGtes lit ieit einem bal=
ben Sabrbunoert ueroffentlidt luorben. Nsenten lDer.
ben bel Ginfibruls bieies p~rGdtiaen 9Bertes ber3li1
pitlfommen gebeiBen iperoen. Cine ieltene Gele0er=
belt. 9Bir u%er[angen Nsenten in ieoem 3orpul bip
Sdreibt iofort I'm oo1e @irieinbeiten uho Nuswab
oes Serritoriums. Nbrciie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. SIP. 2O4 Glib Site @tr. y
labelpbid. 4Q8 15rl
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e go a = fir Nsenten II unieren sepn l,elen
Y " Nooelttes, eeraoe in ben Mtarti
gehratt. Wan braudt lie 1T ieoem 6auIe. Muiter
uno @ircIlare ftsi per Dot %perianot..
49B27aps y. .. N6btte II. Co., Netparf, 81. 5
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.NewsYOrkHWitness.
300 Nianps unb Nraeln.

neu lne aus 5ipeiter 0ane, uou SaprItanrei er-
tier Siafie, Deroell ju ltleortgeren prellelt fur0alD ooel
Ibl0la9s=SaDlul9en, poer Tur WtletDc III Staot uit
Sano. tDaDrrllp bleler Darten ,3elten nlo Der Selerta9'
$9prdce MdterS u. Gpn, 4ol SrpacpaD,
ais %oleIelDen le Suucr IL 9telp Yprt o%TTerlr.
puroen. M9elteu uerlanSt nm Nater's neue Scalt
uuc 0pncert,Aorseln gu persauien. 9lu-
ltrlrte @atdio9e per ,polt per allot. Cute Se6ll9un9en
FUR Den banoel. Gln GROCER Oisconto Iur &eDrer,
teitli1e, &irbel, Hpgell. S1ulem &C. 4QS26np.
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Ese9A Wduner unr Srauen iuercen fest T tr
cVU lanst fir unscre ueucm 1pinfecern
Bilcer, Rdtiefoe, ~2etnsniaeen une 5d,refbpu
pier. @roRe Gtnnabmen nit Gtdbcrbeit eeO
mddbt. Wan f6rtibe fpfOrt um Gireulare an .. +.
@uernfsp. 9utlifter, gpnecrb. 81. j.. 4lDlMh
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@oter's Ni0mps.
@atcr' : Sr0eltt, SSmeef e.

BroBe, 8ierediee unb "Uprights" limo Die beiten
9ema6t iperben. Son, 0laoiattr, Mrbeit uno
io fsit authorization
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'sT8rs tYamptlsts mi. &artsn Der Dier wsrss
gratis uberleneet.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKETa
Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA. August 3, 1875.
t4oldJkA UlN@lllMl Phila & Read
Siivar l(hI0lO2 RR, 44sS@44%
f1sS 1881 l2OsI@ P T&BunalolO5s @lON
q .Xs 1888 iI5Z@ll6 nhila e. Erie @
".iniv lS65 Il7%@1l7a| Lehigh Val 81 @
"Iniv 1H67 1i9s2@ll9Z "Nav stock 433<@43l
.iniyI88S I2iG@ Catawissa Rl3lI@
aIa.10s 1880 do prefd A q
. Naw IA li8%9ll8M|N Central RT @
~,tv a. nav lO9z "a @lO9T lHestOnvilleN @27Z
GnGn'sofNJ @ll7L 18th 4 18th 1870
Senna RR1 5OLS@ 5OZ|Ger. Pass'r
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
Tho Surrounding Country.

Mr.. Addison Knaur, of Warwick town
ship, Chester county, met with an accident
on Sunday evening, while returning from q
visit to one of his lady friends, through
which his carriage was badly wrecked. He
was nearly home when his horse took fright
at something and turned suddenly around,
upsetting the carriage and running for some
distance dragging Mr.. Knaur and breaking
the top of the carriage to pieces. 5t q
Eugere Ste ling, secondhand dealer, at
Second street and Edgemont avenue, Ches-
ter, left his home without warning on Sat
urday ct II o'clock, and has not been seen
or heard from since by his wife who is very
anxious about him. He was dressed in bis
everyday working clothes. He is said not
to be . drinking man. 12H94e
The work Of digging out the cellar OF the
Holly Tree Inn at Chester, is progressing
rapidly. The dirt is being removed by the
P. e. r. railroad to Market and Second Sts
the proposed site of the new depot.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
original.
|ra GIRL's TMOU -

40 sunny days are over
'o'W with to-day; ! ,,,,.btra
with all their wayWsIu "1isl.s1'
= fssI earnest path before me
pan i,ieth straight.
- , t tteli what grief and anguish
Va" There await?
me Father! God Of nercys
on the way: .
Ar from Thy holy guiosno
let me stray! t
.not need of Joy or sorrow
PIeaseth Thee; -
.so,er Thy will ordatnetA
Best for me-
i shadow and the darkness
% ,iaht, lest radiance dazzle,
10 not far!
J me pat tent, kind, and gentle.
|, ms pSy SSw Sy TO aay liye more nearly,
As l pray. m
nv heart SO much desireth
"' Grant me still.
at earnest hope accordeth
With thy will;
lid Thy mercy quite wlthnold H.
Be Thou near.
he feel hold its promise,
All too deal.
upon life S very threshold,
Take my heart. ,t
N Thy holy guidance let IL
Meier depart. .
pn life's stormy strife ls over
Take me home.
re- to be more fully, truly
Thine alone.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
NntNrMQ LOQkffa0 I'm.

steamboat business seems to be up
Ost IN the minds of the people here.
steamers are to do the frieghting for
seems, Tor a while atleast. The Fal-
aS oeen raised from the bottom of the
az hothwell's and is now anoat After
sulhlclently fixed up she is to be put
e route again, in connection with the
Puus, and Captain Hallinger, proposes
W ~, us daily line, running the two
alterqate days. In the meantime the
N. y. company is running the 6t. Fields,
sae proposition now is to organize .
4''at company. The said company
apr9]ect on foot to sell the schooner
mh ~ ana BUY the st. FIELDS or some other
s' SsToat, and their scheme now has .
"on ,ul outlook. 1t is thought that . steam
nv wrompany can be organized. It has
ra a' .4 4ulte evident, by this years expe-
m, ~ .nat steamboat is the the thing for
Ihtviichants hti and others to do do their
uiSSlng' and that the thing is so feasible
! oo Iuur people do not take up with 1t
m uue else will. So the idea Is to take
rs a'a'ter in hand at once Smyrna
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
Or ASssSaesssss xea1sr.

N+5t.
De Wolf has one Of the boat enters In the
STATE. He guarantees perfect ft. gsyy
\ Ten thousand persons at . time can be
seen bathing at Coney Island.
I For good Turkish bath when you are in
Philadelphia and feel disagrseable, 60 to
Drs. Lutte u Bissell, 1918 Chestnut street.
Z The hay fever Is contracted by too gen
elous devotion to straws. ll ~, T.
Call at once for bargain at Canary's
clothing and trunk store, No. 4O6 Market
street.
The advice is given not to bathe after .
meal Let us add-nor drown the meat IT.
self with cold water. aagcs a1 -
William ]. Morrow, AT French street, 10
prepared to erect the celebrated North
American Lightning Rod for persons who
wish to protect their property.
Posters neatly and cheaply printed at the
HERALD Office. =.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
Why He Failed.

'irolt av in,'. amateur portrait painter yes
y ~ mVlteda frient to call at his room
whi,a dspecG portrait of George Washing
m,Sn "'sn ne had just finished, and . call
Dt aue. "on. After five minutes passed in
fr;eua ;seuuaa1emplation of the artists work
WEI Y,lend remarked:
p,1 ~ ,n nave made failure. That Is not
(TL,t,n t'neness Of Washington"
! Il s' is > : your honest opinion, ,is III"
vt, nvat,, sighed the artist, ~ thought 1t
rassy rossy good,but lit Is q failure I.know
|trsit n'oa VI why. ] started out to paint !
m ~. "a. o. Beethovan, but after oettina
III snl ~ iar ~ the eyebrows. I chaused nv
h Drss. Ds 1,.sa prsa Up With " WaakingtSn pess
(
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
OF TERROR.
king Outrage by TraInps, In
Mechanicsvllle.

r1ylcsvlLLE, August 1.-The tramp
is assuming serious aspect in this
of New York State. A small army
ups is marching through Saratoga
and wherever a squad appears some
crime is certain to follow. At least
1 been the experience of tue past
bt, Burglaries arc of almost nightly
ence, incendiary fires are frequent,
her outrages have been committed.
pearances are that the tramps are
sed for criminal purposes. The vii
of ConkIingvilIe, Batchellersville,
ord, Schuylerville. and even Ballston
e county seat, and Saratoga Springs
cen visited by tramps during the past
On the "a ult. q gang appeared in
ngville. Becoming impudent, and
olent in their demands on the popu-
hey were driven out of the place.
Ixt night Jenkins wooden ware fac
aS burned TO the ground. The loss
proprietor is s35, 900. A similar out
Cas committed at Batchellerville on
bay night. During the day q number
bps had been treated as those bad
j the former village. At night De
Is washboard factory was discovered
bn fire, and it was totally consumed;
10000. By each of these fires several
FS are thrown out of employment.
day week before last eight tramps
ID two young girls on the highway,
allston Spa, and outraged them. One
girls has since died. No clue to the
rators of the tiendish crime has been
Jed. Last Wednesday morning, about
ck, the residence of Mr.. J. Mccoy,
de of Waterford, on the Mechanics
pad, was entered by burglars. Their
zee was first discovered by Daisy Nc.
Tho was awakened by dog in her
growing, when she saw two masked
One held a revolver to her head, and
"Keep your dog quiet, or I'll shoot
She quieted the dog and tainted
But the noise made blythe dog had
Fned Mr.. Mccoy, in an adjoining room
bringing up in bed saw three meT
lsg by his side, each pointing q cooked
at him. One Of them said, "We are
men out Of work, and we want YOU
y" Mr.. Mccoy handed them $75, ,his
and some other valuables. The bur
then went to the room of Edward
y, who showed fight, but was soor
fd' From him they took $50, a 500
and some jewelry. The two burglarl
$ McCoy's room got diamond locket
Mccoy was robbed of some money
fy, and silverware. From the servants
got a quantity of jewelry and SIS IL
" A large amount of heavy silvel
was taken from the sideboard In tn,
groom. The eight men were in ragged
Png and wore masks. After ransack
house they threatened to burn tn,
and barns if any alarm was given b!
~ before 9 o'clock in the morning
acCoy did not make known the bur
until after that hour, saying that h.
promised not to, and Ne could not breal
ora' No trace of the burglars or pro
mas yet been found. The same nigh
oarding house of Mr.. Morley, at tn,
pss, " Was entered, and the guests robbed
w ID money and jewelry. A gang o
l's ps lad been lowering about the plac'
pg the day.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
HOWARD P. WALTON. PUsEY A. WALTON.
WALTON & BROTHER, :
Wholesale AND RETAIL ' 81
ICE DEALERS,

OFFICES:-No.8 8 East Second Street, and
Fifteenth and King Sts.. Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
Can't SEQ 1t.

An old Illinois farmer, who has witnessed
his first game of base ball, can't realize how
young men can be got to work so hard ID
the sun on base ball field, when he has so
much trouble to get any one to help him
play lame at tossing sheaves In the har-
vest field. ~.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
Phtlsaolpnia Trade Report.

THURSDAY. August 3.
Cotton is firm and sells at 1lN@l2c Tor
Middling uplands, and 1870 for Now or-
Coffee is in fair request at previous hg-
urt 8. Sales of 400 bags Laguayra at l5A@
i7c; 100 mats Java at 2lc, and $50 ba:s MO
sugar-fhe market is firm, and there is . .
|Sf1 )hogsheads St. Jago good refining at
Sixc. and N5 Cardenas, low fair, at Sssc. Re-
fined Sugars are taken at 1!zSc for cut loaI ;
llNc for grauulated; llAc for crushed ana
powdered; and llZc for A.
aud now bid Sc for 50 test Cuba, but hold
ers are not disposed to, accept this figure,
and the market is quiet. ,5gL..
In Flour we have to recO ID fair degree
OF activity, with good demand ior tne PEI. H.
@mIliss. @ sales Of 2 OCd barrels. including
Western sour at 81 70; Pennsyivanta and
Western extra at g; 81 superfine at u ~; Mia-
nesota extra at $5 70. Icu
RYE Flour Is steady al $a?o@4 571. ~ g9
TSa receirts Of new Wheat from the South
have Increased, but the supplies from the
West and Southwest come ~ slowiy; saies
of !. 200 bushels Southern red at 81 1901 II;
S, s. 90 SS P Ss, ,saa S9 a%ess o1 good q
and BRINE: Western new red at 96c. Penn.
sylvania old amber at 81 IS. and Ohio red,
Old, at 85c: .......os 49,,
saii corn Is shsde lower. Sales Of 5000
hmshels yellow at S9@6ec; Western mixed
st b1@56c; sail at 5811c free on board, and
heated are as All and with increased osr-
,nSs s nrices have declined. i@2c from the
hisshest hsn si poisE sales 81 Il 10 bushsls white
- 4O@iec, Eonhsyly ylyania 9t 630S83fc Ohio
At Sac; end .ney DelAy ~ ~ \. !. I:
NM .';ss Z ss NJ y 4 s. ! . \, assss
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
eUa NV YonKL LErTEn.
The OoDpa1gn In Mew Ysrk-WsA'
Aln9pv-Th0ntRlool lutelIigenoe. 4

an.ssfI = o. New York, Aug. 2. u
Notwithstanding the cloud which hangs
oyer the whole country, in consequences Of
tho long continued and universally extend
Ing commercial depression, the friends Of
honest government are In this State con-
siderably elated ct the speedy change which
every token indicates. The positions of the
respective political parties are so different,
that they may be looked upon as opposites.
The Democrats with cheerfulness, in COM
pact solid phalanx, present their faces to
the foe, like men who feel within them that
inborn strength that shall bring to them
success. Tho Republicans see failure %,
their doom, aud traverse the city as men
who have relinquished hope. The Demo-.
Gratis, sinking all their minor differences,
have enrolled themselves under their skill
full generals, and with them will march to
victory. The Republicans have no leaders
left. Those who did formerly assume direc-
ton, have now their personal affairs to at
tend to. The party Is split up into contend
ing factions, and for active service in the
great battle, that Is about to be fought
Is totally unprepared. tgu
The statement that there are dissenti0ns
among the Democrats, that Governors TIL
den and Hendricks are not In accord re-
specting the policy of the party, are simply
the unfOunded assertions of opponents, who,
finding nothing real at which to carp, test
the strength Of their Imagination and their
hearers or readers credulity. Upon every
essential question our candidates are per-
fectly agreed, and the party 10 q unit. It is
i,,I~ fhaf
The Morning herald., 1876-08-04
PRICES FORTS

Various quantities from Is to 10O pounds,
at the rate of 20 cents per 100 pounds; 1Co to
1000 pounds at 50 cents per 100 pounds; ton
to tons at $40 per ton /, over that amount,
special rates. .n.--
An accounts to be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured large stock Of excellent
quality Of ice, we are now prepared to fur, :
ish our friends at the above rates, and will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. mN-6m
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
pFCIsIoNs-Noy. "a.

Supreme Court Cbapbgs-By Judge Donohue-
Bennington agt westermaRnm0r5'r s5S'e5i aS ei5ipeithMon
granted. ,,.,.o,,, ,,,s,r,s .o,,,od
shore aud Michigan Southern Ra-d ast for
By JUDGE Lawrence People &C., agi. ~ G
Wnwari All lansing Bmse AIT wood aud The Society Tor
& gr1U,sd RncRer agt The y Hoosatonic and y r.
H. C9Julsm.nt gT5nl+ hSti 's stl a1 n smith agt
smith Amer agt smmans While ssC p,Sn St-nau COM
IN at RarmSfs ihe Bank OF savings AT Pagrldsc OF al
Hunt rs aR' % hrsts 9R%: maiacins as co. aud Ridge
TsGa nsgseea rSs oaSuof SS e. ba in this case
ss lef[ blank 1m IN te the court schclisnachiarscr
sui"' sDi seLeenschlsgger- Referred to r. FARRELL
c 20 ascertain and report proper amgt @ AZ 70 n opy c'Snel
zee sAo I ps % :" Garett AIT GsrnelLrls matter u
what il any should DO allowed 70 thS dsteSn a5es ior
dates blank N the l2th paragraph me
report must 90 suppSa- IN o & o the Pfesae Justice
The sth ds OF December 1879 anS eg peT G
s0nav. allegations that ts orT was 9As S S reyosd
e authority Mr. Ripley 70 aet IS het A. M Giplsy per
sonay Irrespective Of the payments WhsSn m may @ % o Of
made to him by the plaintiff nna % n0tns Esith his vew
There appears therefore to De no good reason Pl
o cH IN and 5afd this action Notion denied but ~ the
moving party Is TeGeiVeI 1aSs %iSp In Iis case called
the language Of Chancellor ss quoted ~ ~ efre t6
order can be granted an affidavit siatlsE the eiIc1a'
fore the Court IL should also appear nhehVts ~
ibe pjautlq Is a married woman, anu HhetnSt iit =, ~
sle has a husband, he Is not Of sninctL de
proseeute this Rcon; notice should De gyo. 20 ' %
Matters Of William Towey ANA Thomas ,.,,'eh
Dlease furnish me with reference 10 le hltbo.y @
~ relies In asking order. IL - ho Ilss o. a.
under The statute 70 grant the order IN lshau sst @ IN
MAGE WaIWOrl hold th-t AON.o VI ~,
Arbitration must given 20 tle oppos'o PsIy. 4, hjcb
petiti0n u stands lnAt NJ =, % a. stst
the the power ytsteu III ~ m sn
ute counsel orer 10 she" sdso Ro ,o,@e
iracn siIsuid u0t be Granted such an ORDER VII De -
and heaIing the other sde TIE S9ur.& & n can
nass more nteliaenfy upon the question thsL ~
o on an ex Unrtr statement the m9tter o hh M
that the which the prisoners rero tber
held was not specifically sta al ~ 10 nave & ~ 50 ~ M
conviction upon an indictment f0und aRIt ss enns ,S
the charge Wlsh ~ nuas
tbsr ui,on hc point tho plea oI ely uv
error which there may nave peL AZ
plant ana upon point whether sucn r ,r,
bIe be reviewed elsewhere thAn as 'ne A
upon ceIt0rart q
Superior Cowt-Spocial I9m-By Judge speir:-
willard a0t Stebbps deniedi TAO uhntII .os
moi conpiy with The statute Wyckoh ay cOhhot svovh
Tor reference denied some OF the Issues rsel Dy sc
tnes sLould be frat eesd by ths court Cfo~sneAs ssc
calendar l0f oth VI DeNtsp..
IgueW sVt Keith et al mos and y hsport OF
ns OF foreclosure and saie oraered
eRt O'Connor-Oner denying motion Nitn els o"ss ~
fendanL WhOmingt0n et al agt the fory seeona M
ana Grand Ferry Railroad Con 1mpayordsred on a
calendar for Monday OF DecamDer Ilman ag Anvnso
el aL-oer denying motion with costa lnkeison az" ins
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

tance from terminus % first main at the Croton trbu-
tary TO NewYOrk GS miles cost per mile lad S6S64o
for whole distance 81 667 500 extra for rayne work
ana excavating under waterways S1l5,OOO; rght OF
way say, $4,000; engineering expenses anIlncidenas
100000; total, S4,9s2,52O
The following is the third or large main plan which
contempates the supply OF river towns in addition to
New-YOrk:
deviation from the above plans, which VIII probably
be considered wise and prudent by many welni0rned
citizens, ana which Will certainly conpOtt WIN lhe ,s
nifty Of the chief city of America, would be the following
Instead OF the iSc main, ly Of six feet capable
Of delivering, with the elevation proposed, lOpVovopu
gallons day. Increase the pumping power ana IoIc
mains TO meet IL. Terminate this main for 1he present
the CrOtOn She'd and uate its supply ana dchFcy
by the OF water required for the ful capacity
OF the CrOtCn Aqucduct. When the CrOtOn Is impure
take the whole supply from this The cost OF ths
plan viii not largely exceed the previous one ana GER
tainy in consideration OF ITS Importance, and Oh te
fact that portion OF the expense IL 20 De borne Dy
river towns The increased OF 6cet pipe over the
4S-uch may be estimated at $4,000 mile S554 400 for
the 10 mites For pumping machinery, T373OOO; i0Ice
mains and incidcntals, $4,000; total, Sl,Olo,tOV-
which added 20 the estimates of the first plan, maze
S3.11O,O00 the total cost OF system for pouring
1OOOOOOOO gallons OF water day from the hudson INTO
the Croton River.
later extend this large main to the city, or
terminate II in reservoir in the suburbs elevated nuch
higher than the present and connect 1t directly Win
the distribution rs far rs IL vail provide for It,
This plan also contempiates furnishing, by the new
main the CrotOn the cities and villages from sing
Sing New York, each TO bear legitimate proper
tOn the cost of construction and maintenance, or 10
be supplied by the city contract OF the same as resu
lar NeW-York consumers
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The case against Theodore kumlcr, charged with
Attending draw pre n the Havana Lottery on totn'
telfe ticket has dis >sed by The scL Attorney 40
lott,rcs being Illegal, have 30 standing M the iaS
Michael Harrgan. n tcamster, who wa arrested
Ia cC,re ~ fc society Prevention Ot Cruelty 10
Animal. on account cruel treatment OF hs horse ~. yes
TIE Court OF General Sta-
ou pd yun sentenced to four months Imprisonment IA the
pcnltcntltry.
A. tho Tc-ubs Police Court Yesterday Samuel e.
IN 81 OuO ha on onT2int OF 1ar
Uur o. Watts uf liaaId9, j. l., fof ~ amy chaoi ais
r. salmon ~ No. 2tb sIrnE a. ana
~ Ifutst Lod,r required 10 furnish ban m ~ hr
foUous assault with knife tie complsnAnts al 40 AIS
trrcnWi en- ". at early hour on Friday m0TniHg
Francis H. Ga land charged with obstructing an
election officer 4dCr the United State au VA &c 10y
on election day Garland struc. special D,guy EaiH 1nt
ia in The Nth Assembly District with btlCE srlOuA} "
iurng head lie succeeded IN cNda4l eticrt Sllu
Yesterday, when he captured by Deputy MaIsha b'l
iard