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New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
Ocean GteaElfrs
A NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAM

4 NCHOR LINE.-Ir s. MAIL STEAMERS
~ saul EVERY SAT sATukDAY ..,-,~, y,
HENDERSON BROTHERS., Bowling grccn
Only DIRECT LINE TO FRASCE:.IHE S.I&; +
PT%EET ~ S8 ,s aAaae AMR 1x sol
The splendid this fayonte route Tor hs csnunnt
IL foot q garrowst NOrtn RIVER as iolloy. .,
GaERI9tE Pessoii tHTIkpAY sept s. N
ST fR1cE rio !a o. fksssGT ,sHS; i corr dneaa"s
.oeoad ssi ssS saS" " rs Il s'a $40
sac With superior 1SlsS,ns Tins s
thus q 10 no. @TIs' fa' 6E nfEiss resi
ODD DoMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
yo Yor sailing ey f Pant f' and nd III rs
TEGbspAYs sAIUIDAYs at 2 nj SS,1 eSa19fns faa
cdmoa AZ Line chesapeake ard Chic EaT@sd s ana ya
AT Tswtsra aad washingca a NoriOis TU s
ksye Pr Ps al m odeean with belarro
and aaryIs railroads. ,
fsT9 rsfseSeT passc a ss and bs isdrs
oSss la;e, Insurance S & syrH yS &C. *p' 0sh'
General Ooea is7 orssnw,ehst S EeTYc clS p,.,,s.n,
BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
L STEAMSHIP lines
For cAIrroEN5A IATAS eMtYSa osEsnH A4sTEAIas e.
FoI SAN FRANCE 500. via IrJ!IEUS or PANAMA,
Srearlshr ACAPULCO, Ia UHSDAY, Aug II;
"tIug Central ATcrcn and S9utA f<cic FoTs
| TIOn San FRASCIaCO "a JAPAN an1 CHlNA,
Steamship GEEhT RErU BLlC, FRIDAY, srpt; l.
From Francisco saadwGh IsanGs. ,usF.i'.' aHa
stcamct CRY OF SAN FRANCISCO. Wednesday, Aug l6
For trcight or paA>a &C. sppT Ia >, p,-,,.,, grn,
! 6 Dowlu,cererrl Picr ~ y. ~ "a Of Csualst
pED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE. appointed
IL to carry he belgian and United steJcs hsiis.
The ioo"rg sieseTs sppointed 70 "a" Tor agtrep'
Ri. fff iaaae''n.1 ST. la
VApERLAh d.. Sept. -. sWiT2ERiAND...CcS I.
Rates 0i Passage M currercy -,
Ffrbt CaDiu, 500 Second CStin 500 - sbrr'C"1"t'
PETER WRIGHT so"s. ten hgoEis, rhi5'asiPh',,
Jon. McDoN4Lp { bstlcry piace \. 7.
/ WHITE STAR LINE.
FoR QUEENSTOWN tSD LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL. 49,,
oy Many L. ,J.ne south CT tho B.nkS on lhe
BRlrt tNrIC. Ss1t DAY. sept = sp rI
GERM Nc, SAT URUAN. sept 10 ~ p III,
CELTIC SAIU URDAN. S-pt. 23 a D .. m
BHiTASNIC. SATURDAY. Oct. T. ~ I.8O , N: -
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER -, "olslH
Thrss stcau.r and n.urpassd IN ap
Irfmguts Tho Falcon. Stau co1m-, inoiIrz stt hHh
OJms placed ruid-hi.s where q norv sLG $S''"n
least m afor'nr u-ETtc 81 c. mort hHHsf' uh-'
lixTi.~-~scon $50 and q &C so' Return 71ezeos on
ROT plans o,ner inf r'natlon apply at the
Corpa1ys Oicef, 40 81 Broadway. ,'Y I"riE,,r I"rE, ,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
TLwhR lNDEEN GRal,AOY
jce gram.

jce GrcIiu
4 FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM lS MADE
FEoH PURE ORANGE CoUSTT CREAM,
aud "a lpr<cc.od ' IT, uuv rohrc and certainty o: BE-
frg delivered b. p,oi ofl,..
CLUTCHES. FIIEs, STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS. sc.
.uprLCd at
25c. PER QyAET.
prroi sos Foarthaye. 1864 E-airay aud = c'at.'fl
!NI'SSEIL'' ICE-CREAN, BEST ~ TIE
civ pcalr-- ind cLuf,a"s. - crute Icf quart Npc'u
at....t.a. 10 out town orI.r-. T. "lbi iloa-:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
FkASK THOMSON. General YeAAser.

SARATOGA.-The most popular and direct
- route Is by tie splendid scaGlers oi the Peoples !Iat
DaEM and ST. JOH =. ieaTiRg Dsf uOn fief "a n IL AZ
p 0IeSt reduction n fare excursion tickets - Al
t<sly, Sala aud iOhtIt6i.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

DENNS YLN ANA RA IIROAD.
ROUTE Trains leave Ecw-York DesOrossss aud CO1
laDdtst fegTie6- az fol01s - , 80. -,
with Pullman Palace Gaze tiached, $3.50 a. H. and $50 D. M
p, .5ios,y @ Il 0ts Haven Cory and Eno at 240 ana
$50 connecting ~ Cory for 1husv!It Petroleum Gen
For 8alulnere wnshine;oH the scat Limited wash
ne0n E1iTes of Pullman lslioI CsS day eztep sHnday
a. r rtsS sS foT FhaGeyia 7S so $50 no 1880 24o
a,a i!lUT m s,ndny a. B. q, T. $50 ana Emi
For Centennial Depo; a $50 $50 73o r J.
], 445. $50 6, aud 7O5 Ia Oh SUNDAY 'ZO a. m and
20 s Ns'farE IS so a. SSR go 10 qo 90 io $40
ESQ T. 7JO. SlO 10, 1880 !. and J2 night sunday
For GIlaist = 80 ~ o. 20 20 y u a M M y ,25c gc
$50 Z 1850. slc 10, 1l:0 p H. and u night. sunday
'S, Fos 's ES.wsy, aH' 6 GO T. 40 a. 10 Il NJ 70
fcr ~oo55ridge rer Anboy, and souih Amboy and 10
n zto. 400 and 5:29 = 10; ana =, ~ an a,o ,2c
sio D. m and II night. senaay. p IN
Lor East mlisioae ~ a 90; .; 30, 20 . 20 20 1o p ~
For p,ifest1 = 80 . ~ 300. 2 4:lO ard ,. NJ
For For ysi: 5 sg4 g BANTER "a 80 &c. no. a 4lo m
Ior llenisI gton esO ~ n GI'd 4leP m
for Irenor, Euring'on and csInHsn '3o ana
80 o; !: YTssl t llSSo p rs; 4 = ana p 40 @ 4lo and
Ior tsrmngiaio aI.d squan 7 80 a. N. and p m.
2.30 T. n, via Monmouth Junction, 4.lo y n. . ,
FoI shtsiown aad Pemier.on, a. in VIA Perth Amooy
T,iGS arrive Iron fiilsarsn $40 aud 1850 H.
s9S, @ o Mou4ay ~ fTos S IsnS S ar aud TIA asliSce GO ~
An Sl9 aod lo;S9 p a SUNDAY G:@9 m tia no, ria ~ "a
40 s;e go go s5 no $40 ssd sid 1917 2 Ja P sSn ,6
Tiofef 6nces, sSG and 81 B-oad@sy 10 Astor Ioase
md Oft DesirOsses ard COrtandtsts; No. tosrlsi
DEF Sersey City Emisrh eEe, oice 80 'siery place
r...r.... y BOYD ir., Gen Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
NEW-YOEK, NEW HAVEN AND HART

NEW-YOkK, NEW-HANEN AND HART
IL FOgD z. E.-'EWYORK RID NEW.HAvIN DI-
VIsION-Swn9er Arrangement, commencing IpEc H. 1876
Passenger station IN New Ofk, tlahd Central Depot co
trance on Forty Sfc0ila 81 -. ,.
Trains Tor NewHsven leave az 7'!n ,AooD), 500 ttx.
9OJ (EoCn', IL a. tf2.j, IL y. iACcnL tEAb ~
(AecnJ, Q.x AA0 snd ol6 'Loefl ty-Ie pEx) ahd "
Va Tcf 9oaih Norwslx Io, 500 sos II m, l2m, EI
900 a. 4%G 10, t:s Cos, g. 10 P ln tU stamford
ITO 500 9gtr lol0 a. m ~ n in = ~, S,i"' 500 4so
Enrlee Springfield. 81 800 SAD II u hi . "a
~ u Nh shore Line aud 20 r. III the S'to n M u
y. and 10 y M. stopping at stamford kMwaih & &ahd
sQJ RnG IL y. M. g. o. and 10 T. IA. at hIhgoiGt IhS
so, a u and D. with trans on ShOlo lane Dl
VISION Tor Providence and the Conhe ufot Nahsy AZ
SayJrcOk The SOj n. IN. aud y. m: Conlsct WIN
shore Ilns division ior EOrwifh aud New ~-iisFeh aud
Northampton H. L. ~ NeS IHycD, and t. 80 IN alG "
~ for Newport, 800. Ia ~ ana y M ifalnr con
w Connecticut River Il. r. at SpnnRDeid abi p ~
Montreal Thc sos n and M c0nra,t ss. hali'
laiuck aud fYuse'chic r. RS az BridEelerL Inc so ~
/, $40, 44O. end with panbuiy anu A"rn alA'
RcIwaik aDd The 500 u. J. 44U, aDG Sf5 D.
with Canaan l.. r. 81 stamford - -
sunday Mail 1rans q - via HpriDghoia AZ ~
d 10. via DfOvldlLce. - a. -
Cans Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Might Erufess tfhiBA ...,-. an. -. ,...u- a
Grand Central Ue,oi az ghcs OF n trthfft Co. es
Brnsd ysy hee Yofi. kBd NO Court s Bopklyh, NlV Will
aeo clecA La "a &c li.ib ivo.GeIve " uestluauVl
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

SUNDAY TRIPS TO LONG BRANCH, com,
- lneDlDg June 4Ihe Ne"JsIsey SoutlIfn Rs.ifea
kcctorst, at $50 a. n Eetrruig the irain eayts LOAi
Bitpeh al > u u. W. s. sSE0AH, Gen. H2L
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

r EN- ! Vhh NF.N EAI NM NNI0ON
~ RGNEE RhILEOh D. After JGne 30 1870, through
uans viii leave Grand .utral Depot:
$50 a. Chicago and NoThcrr ENytdss with drawing
cara through % EOcHcs.cT ani ~. Al5aas, VI
900 a. NJ special Sara Oga EEaIts arrives at SarfOga
22J T. Drawing U!ouc 20 ROnsca Point foi
Montreal.
lO3Oa To-, SPECIAL Chicago LSpTeJs with drawing room
ear 10 Rochester, B4faO and Nia,sai fals
N Northern and Western tEEr-ss.
$50 p Special Sa-aa Express aIrvoa at Haratoga
p Connects 20 East Albany Ma ught expression le
400 D. r. Montreal Express With s'HtIi gears IRON New
YORK 20 Albars, wing ~ h0ntita s'SO ~ IN
GOO p Express, Will sleeping can or ateito"h shd
CananeAgIBI Also. FOR Montreal via Patts1uieh . ..
$40 u- Pacific ENDTtss daily VIA sittp,gqUafS Uf @ ros
Rochester SscaIa Fails. Bunsio Cleveland ipusN ~
ST. Louis fr Chicago both L. :. ara NJ faioaoS
llOO D. ESpross' v1th seepn cafs iOI AIDahy' ivy
and SarItOlL -,
WAY Trains per Local Time Tables Tickets of sac ~
252 and 10 Rr1pivaY. and P. WcstC"t EEpcss - 'r
" Vexhiurt1u-st, EiOOEl lYp. G. B. A.EEhER,
en-
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA hND TIL. CFNIkNNIAL
Co;ameuciEe MONDAY. June is, 1876 Trans
Leave NewYerk icot Of irey ST. at ttiS, '4o 9Io J. H.
l:S0, 8, $50 .oa
62a. 6.3c ,. Il. -.
I've p, adelpha from Sta.loa North Prunsylyana Ran
road Ti,ud rEd 1880 $50 An 80. o.@' .
6oO Leave CvutcD8al SIOlan a. 10 'lo a. n il''
3. s:1r 61O a. N.
fnlhn1n Drawing Cars attached to The Isj AL
New NC- ana - trains .eaNEiy 1tr
tsglsl Grenad. 90 4 ~ aud H:lo .. -.
Rates for ard freight as lOw by otnci routes.
Centennial passengers CeivC the lGr entrance To the
Co. .eY,risi Z. ronItis Il. i. BALDWIN,
Pass. A GENT
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

,
oHiccs anG the aud s-antrs "tofGE /. CpNNO-&
Gen. Pas. SgeuL BORDEN q l.oN LII. Atehts.
I ont ISLAND RAILROAD, .,
IL iEsstl tiLS ING = s fN2 cENTEN,' j. i
Trains leave L,ar slanf c.ty a. foii,vs:
FToui =. :. s'l central De,lt north Of teir.,
635. s@zO 9. 10 1903 100, i5i 500, .o' aO' "Sl
Cos, dai. 7:Os 80 o:5 I'D l0e D NJ i2lo a. m -ss
Fof 9Rn-At. onyst Ii:OSa =. U- l&O', Zpd 3Oo' AS"'
For il2ejS, Cssrs Depot, Cre,rao,r Garden lily. ana
ilempstesd7SZ 800 laos n n' - . 90 go. @ l.oi p
tal Demo- aud Gsrd,i CITY, B33 p n.
For babylon a:J5 .. ia. 2.H& l'o 1 IL.
Fdm ianc i.'aaS and sc ,cra rcoo sog, FRY:
For Jmaca-- 5s Ia B 20. 800 1908, ll3O g. nj I'-
3.U3 sO4. s. $50 COS. csc Z y. L.. - To-. g, D.,
For Fs Eockavs, I'D focks~ay Boach-'od i5o@ ll.5O
Fa. far Eoetassy oay-eS5. so5 a, 1885, ESQ.,
For Locust raey-1S5 $50, loCS n J3 l:oi, so2
For lien n.icad-7.o8 ssC 1890 a. m; So 90 80 N
For P1r JefeIr o.-O.5v, lot3 "a M 5o5 J. al NohP'i'
SGr al AZ Won 1903 $50 1880 a. a 43i. 3. eos ?.
FOR Islp-3G5. $50 a. IL; . p "a fa;c1"gVe-o."O H.
f. Err r iiyerhoad- 9O5 a. ~. 800, a.C} ,. .
or Gryenior and sag Haitor Bfanch-s05 m ana 4o5
= For Creedmoo. only :o3 ?. ra..e
Prom r. y = a,d e I-so. a. "a St on. NJ
g $50 ~ a II: 80 $50. 5;11. C.S5. p N.
For Flushing Je:i5 1858 IN l2AO 2o1 4l'
6:i5 10 D. n. o,- >, ,, -. -o,
For Babylon AMI Patchocue -t:l5 r. m. 30 p. m.
Prom Long Leland and southfTr hrio saul, "I rt'If
-. fal rockaway and HccAsway Beach, 10 IL - H'
Fox Soriaport ard Port Jefersos $3.50 a Nor;hr,rt
fol iot1st vouey-aao o. ~. Gsor -l.
Feifyb6a;s leave rev Yors iuoi o Jnmcss'r srndsIs
excepted from a. IA - D. ever 30 naHri ~ iGu- ~
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

nLU ESTABLISHED LlNE.-Stcamers AN
~ DREW HAeDEr or MONITOR caiy ICr CatskIl, &c.
frorr Frsnklr.st Pirr 30. a. T. H.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

NENV ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
~ EEw-YORE AIR = r p miles shertsT tan aaE o,cr
ne -eSf ant mot c1fa Oficti r'itf7
eers cis Enocssa EyI tfaas leave Grand Fential
pepoj ior &dde;cwu, Wn&nic Putnam, ana BOSTON ~ II
Far worcester ard Bystoa ,sitog; earag J a-rs al
iGE FnK rIlJ< If~s VI. AIR JINp.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
r. Z. KICKER. supt. and Enc.
EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 =, - - ~
Il ARA ANGEhI.NI or PASSE1S GER TRAINS. Aprli lC
lS76-ieaye GepO; of Cotisnd and pes.l al
a. NJ for Isstns, Bethlehem. Allentown. hGCcn Ct-na
Haletcn, Meadow, h6lan0y Cty, SbeAatd a. MI
Caf4gel 4itatOI,
c0pntcfrg with traos ithaca, Auburn, Rochester Bur
iaio. Niagara Fais ard .ic West. -, c.,
40 f,r Ea.to-, Del hieheIa Allentown, hquc.I Chunk
HazietJn, Masn0y CITY. Ehclsnccai- 4sts ii lost0b
maxim close connections fol he%u;g' fo"s'm' ID
Harrisburg ,.,;, ,,,. , ,,...,.
GO y & hight ExrTees, daily. fof E2ston. Beth chem, Al
NlikcsiITe Iii.io" Ns.e, EIiUirl
Ithaes Auburn, Rochester Bltao, F9s' Fans ana %,
scJ..ug cutctE. 3.LGlfil
~ HDi.1. II. SANltI, SEpt anJ Engr
Genera Eastern Office corner 8! Church anf Ggr di->
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

Ni BAGLWAY-Trirs cay' ioot Corilhnli 1t Gaay .-ul
DAYS Greenwood Lake and ten ~sc tati-
al 80 n M, ana 4.3a y. For hO"1CLAi ara OHANtt
and intermediate satiCns at g - ~ II H. 80 fu o'u
f.O s.sO T. H. Jitc Fs uterne 'iafe sn'fi a.
80 q. m 30. $50. and ESQ fOr i.ng"Cod AMI all
IN, effnctstc sal cis 81 $50 j. IN. ,-.-. ..-- .
co nmutsOn other tickets may be oianea at tce .h
Jersey CITY and 1t Compsnys Itt, - III. Bo.es Z" vSH
W. J..
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

NEW-JEKSEY AM NEW-IDKk KAIL-
~ NAY-For IfACkFSSACN, SPRING VALLEY, NAN
JET, NEW CITY. iIAVEns1rhw, and STONY POinT.
Leave New.YJI2 VIA Erie fcu"s, foot ClanDersst 40
1:4J m. l. g. ll5 a:ij ESQ huuGays of5 a ~
G45 i ihcasI trn Saturday Lgbs o,ig a. j.
trous stony E-cur,iO1 hCkbts q LT.c
ictc; once. an ttias leave EIis DsI1 Jersey CiiJ.
General once. "a brcdGSay; see cIcuar.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
CT0NINGTON LINE

CT0NiNGTON LINE
~ FOR BOSTON AND ALI. POINTS EAST.
blegsnt stcemeE8 RHODE ISLAND and siARRABASSLIl
scs'e Pier SS. North River, foot OF Jaysiy at p n
NOT TaIP MESSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
rekets for tale all principal ticket Offices sta:ero0Ds
hzt adwsy.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
sseaass pc ElfcTRA and GALATEA leave Pier a. Nnrih
Ever oot 81 place. at 430 D. ~ ffesB wa eLer
hes taken at lowest rates
l. ". FiLhIAs. y. p AIT h. g. HANCOCK, PIesL
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
EALL RIVER LINE.
20 BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST
I-HF VIC .I.DI.E,:oN NED SIEAWE -
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE

DAILY SUNBh -. June al 20 sept 10 7cEAve' At y N
Tckris and tO-<r red g. pr1ac5 ioies AID cA'
onccs the "a aud s-s'nyr.. rEOTGE l. CpNNO1
Cen Pas. NEeuL BORDEN q loN Lii Abohts
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
Hluoiral 5nslrumeus.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
~ Upright RI NJ or SELL cle2D safes easy monthly
payments. Call st N. n. MERRELLS, No Union squsrs
lNo. lC5 Fourth sye.J
The New York herald., 1876-12-11
A MURDERER ARRAIGNED.
From tho Boston Globe. Dec. OIL

v
No now facts have been developed regarding the
mysterious death OF Mrs. Calvin Hersome, at the Ho-
tei Evelyn, in Maiden, Wednesday night. Heart DIS
ease generally supposed to have been the OF
the lady's DEATH but the authorities taking into
ssderaton her position when found think otherwise.
The body was found In very unnatural position and
30 cramped could easily have been placed In
bushei basket The head hanging DOWN. ard,
nearly touching the oor, and, account OF this and
Ihe high dIscooration Of the body the police incline
10 the belief that the lady met violent death Tho
accused still relies his ability to prove his where
,bouts on Wednesday night, and that his wife was
Deen alive and well after his Departure TO clear him.
self from the accusation which rests upon him. When
Mrs Hcrsome-then MISS Cornclla Derby, OF Mcdord--
was married 10 the prisoner sne did so against the
wishes OF her parents and rienas. she persisted in
The union, and one day suddenly made her appearance
with Hersome as her husband He invcntcd the
9altcr which bears his name. from which he
derived large income, and spent u Freely
upon his wife. notwithstanding DE reports OF their
nnnappncss, when speaking OF the deceased ne
always refers 10 her IN most anectionate manner
mud stoutiy denies being in causing her
DEATH except perhaps by exciting her ny his aDrupt
departure on the night OF the sad occurrence fester
Court of Maiden Judge Puttengill presiding ana ar
raigned what WIS called charge oi manslaughier
although the complaint explicitly states that 'the said
Hersome fclon ousIy, wiliully and al his malice did
make an assault and Of his malice did wliiuIy aeprvc
OF hien George scammon ESQ, the counsel OF he
account the nign character OF the defendant that
the bail be set at low ngurc. During this discussion
Mr. Hersome in great ;ncna al distress, and could
not restrain .he saddost expressions OF grief
no doubt deeply aggravated by the uniortu-
sacc '' Of his friends and neisnbors. the cour,
ruled that public opinion should not have any uIIu-
ence III the case, aud bail fixed $50, ,0oJ The
lrm OF Thomas Emersons sons, with whose house the
deicndcnt conncctcd furnished securities the
accused released He will appear for a second
hearing December -, when the verdict OF the Coro-
ncrs Jury VIII been rendered. In the
tie death took place scraps OF paper said have
leeu found bearing sentences indicating death from
violence such as ~ have been murdered" but there
IS no substantial nu thorty for the statement The
room is strictly guarded aud none but those Intimately
s.nnccted with the allowed to enter. Ii Ia
sad b an OF the house that the sentiment
against the because Of his unbeef IN the Bible
b tDat both he and his wife highly
tpected as a s,cla. and attractive couple. Why the
Chief OF Police maintains such silence in the matter
does not appear the public VIII probably have 10
await the action the Coroners jury Tor further dcve
oplnentA
The New York herald., 1876-12-11
THE CRoTON.

: NEW METHOD WHICH IT Is CLAIMED WILL
MAKE THE cRoToN PURE AND WHOLE
SOME.
An exhibition was given on Saturday OF new style
OF water nterer which applied between the service
pipe leading the cellar and the supply dstrbu
ton pipes Of the house. The apparatus consists OF
cylinder OF iron three feet in length, galvanized
both outside aud inside, to obviaie all danger OF rust
Ing and enclosed in acomplete wooden case Into ono
end of the cylinder tho service pipe Is conducted and
the issuing from this Is made TO pass
through filters OF vegetable and animal
charcoal, placed at distance OF eight inches
from each other near the middle Of the cyl
inder and leaving a space OF foot at each
end. The first filter, OF vegetable charcoal. is in
tended absorb the greater part ot the impurities IN
the water, and the animal charcoal litter Is used prn
cipaliy decoorizer The water after passing
through the two alters conducted directly the
house pipes and distributed by them IN whatever
room Is desired. ~ ca,mea li,' .nas
practically the same head after passing both filters.
When, however the force OF the water rs lmpcied by
the nlterng chainbers becoming cogeed, The simple
opening oi u door in the filter forces reverse
current OF not water from the kitchen boiler through
the tltering chnmDers carrying the refuse into the
waste pipes leading the sewer One OF these waste
pipes rs placed between the two filters and The other
II the end the street connection, and the
opening oI the same door which adni,s the water
'arousb the piaes from ihe Kitchen boiler
opens tho valves Of the waste pipes and
distribution pipes. The water is allowed to Tor
about three IRON the kuchen boiler and then,
closing the door OF The case, the valves vi the
boiler waste pipes shut and the flow restored
OF the street ana house pipes
TELLING IT'S OWN STORY.
The length OF time required Tor the cleansing pro-
always be determined by SIMPLY closing tho
door aud noticing II the water from The house pipes
has rcgalncd its iu head and purity. Hot water is
snipoyed IN the process, as removing more
perfectly all impurities, and particularly
my mineral sediment in the charcoal.
such the salts OF lead irom the pipes, which cold
Hates atration would fail 10 absorb. 1nis apparently
eompncat>d arrangement OF cutoff valves is worked
entirely by system OF levers attached the door,
acting automatically by It's mere opening and shutting.
II desirable, or any cause, the cylinder be readily
removed by unsctewng the top oi It's wooden case,
and is constructed as TO be taken apart without
difficulty; but is not apprehended that the necessity
this
The New York herald., 1876-12-11
DIED.

ADAMa-0n Friday, December 8, 1876, AxGELISE NJ. !,
wife OF j. X. Adams. aged 81 years
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the uncrai at her late residence No 23S West
17th ST. ON Tuesday the l2th inst at eleven o'clock
A. 81.
AMABILR.--CARiDAD AMABILE
Funeral viii take place on TUESDAY,, the 18th. at ten
A. ~, from the rrssdcnce o her brother, Dr. Amabilc
233 West sd. Friends are invited TO attend.
AyroSELu.-Undcr tho auspices OF the Catholic
Union oil New York solemn requiem mass Will be
cceDratcd In ST. Francs Xavcrs church, 10th ST.,
between 9TH ana 9th avs, on Tuesday, December IL,
at nine O'Clock A. Nj Tor the rcrosc oi the soul OF the
late Cardinal AntonclI', Secretary Of State TO HIS
Holiness Pope Pius TX.
The mcmDcrs 81 the Union, tho reverend clergy.
members OF Catholic associations and the laity gene
rally are invited TO DO present
BEcKMAx.-EDwARp EvERkTr LODGE, NO. W. l. Y. u.
b. BEyTuRExYou are hereby invited TO attend tho
funeral II the mother of our brother Samuel H. Beck
man, from her late residence No l35 av, on Monday,
The 11th inst at ten A. NJ BY order OF tic President
JOSEPH T.. NEWBURGEK. President
SAMUEL SLoxAy. Financial Secretary
BREHALI- On Sunday, December 10, OF pneumonia,
JoHx BmEHALf, In the 52d year
Funeral to take place on Tuesday, December IL, at
two 7. NJ, from his late residence, 1853 I3ih st..
Brooklyn Relatives aud friends are lnvt,a 10 nttcod
The New York herald., 1876-12-11
COURT CALENDARS-TH DAY.

SUPREME CouHr-CuAngGRs-Hed by Judge Brady
ZOOS 100 l ~ 20 % g % 90 % e e 81 % % lso lss
.o6, 40 2l3 2.2, 22b 23O 232 235 23a 240 247 249
$50. 254 257 25s. 2o9 2ol 2o2 2os 2e4 200 2o6, 2e
!oS
SUPREME CoUKT-GESERAL TERM.-Held by Judges
DAVIS, Brady aifu Danies.-No day calendar
Burret,Nos. $685. a54, lss, lsd, 1871, lss, ls9, $780,
1ol, 1872, 1885, 194, 42, 652 6o5 $50 675 0s3 6s2 607
1S 7lo ~ 7s9 zs -. .ss "a 49, 100, 759 'oo
SUPREME COURT, cRcurr-Par. Held by Judge
Donohue.-Nos. 1901, 1861, COY, 2oss so2. S70y
1882 1949 1889 5ool, 2os3A. 2Ol5 1897, 247l. 2l73
2475 2s79 24S3, 24s5, 2495. Part Held by Judge
L,wreuce 2S4S, 1858, z4ol, 500 1884, ls4. esl
s72, 1882, 3d52 1868, 27s6, 954A, lis91E. Part g.
Aea by Judge Larremore Nos 1867. 1911, 1883 l6e9
25s, So,o, soOo 4l3, 4le, 27l 2oss, 6la, COG, a27
Gurus and Speir-Appeas from orders-No. !. Gem
eral Calcndar-Nos 2s, IL, i, 80, 81
SuPER,oR CouRr--SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Sedgwick.-Nos. 62, Is, IA. "a, "a.
SUPERIOR CorRT-TRiAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge sedgwekNos $50, s76 4o7, a3l All, AIS, 4s5,
1i3, 4ooh. All, 227, 43l. 23s 45s 400 46l 462 a63
467, 4os 47o, AL, 472, Ara PART a-Adjourncd.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERA.-Adjourncd tor the
COMMON PLEAs-Eoulry TERM Held by Judge Van
Hoesen Mos lS So l3 25
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
C. r. Daily ia, 1914 l44. sos, 926, SOS, s63, ts
lols AZ 932, 1910 $50, 900 '9s So3 Par, 2Heid by
ll77, inclusive. Part 3-ield BY Judge Robinson. =
Nos. 1o2l, $50, is, ll7s to llss inclusive.
MARINE CouRT-TRAL TEKM-part Held by
Judge Shca--Nos 40O2 $685. 1928, 4468, $685. 52l3,
5i5l, Sill. $685. 4sS6, 5ls3 526l, o26., 5292 4lI9
Part 2--Hcld by Judge AikerNos. 5lY6, 536S, 5l73,
522S SIG. $3.50. 5242 3739, 5aSS, 5226 5229. $685.
5l21, 5l65, 5411. Part s. Held by Judge Goepp-Nos.
s162 e109 s294 3ls5. 4779. Gs7s. o9ll. 23ly 6s6l.
1915 1905, 1897, 1924. 3la. 1886, 7lCG. SS45 66lS
1899, 12i4, s6s7 1883. 620l. 7oss, 70S9.
COURT GENERAL SgssioNs-Part l-iicld by Judge
Sutherland.--The People VS.. John kcnney, robbery
Same VS.. William Killean, burglary same VS. john
Same VS.. Thomas Sullivan, grand larceny
S,.~ VS.. William j. Daily and Robert supple, grand
larceny; Same James Carson, grand larceny; Same
Christina Moeiler Dctit larceny; Same VS. James
O'Bren petit larceny Same Vs. William Winnie. msde-
mcanor same August FREEMAN. misdemeanor Same
VS.. Daniel Schrlmp mist emeanur Satnc VS.. Sebastian
Hcit sdcmeanor, Same VS. John Wredc, cmcanor;
Same Louis Stroh, IN mlsdcmeanor; same vs. John
Wavoelman, misdemeaDor; Same VS.. Dcldrick Lan-
kenan, mlsdemeanor; Same VS. Henry Lankcnan,
msdemcanor; same VS.. Franz Pnegcr, misdemeanor;
Same Paul Costello, msdemeanor; Same VS..
Charles Frost misdemcanor; same W. Henry Bullwin-
kel. msdemcanor; Same vs. David Starting and Michael
uounelly ROBBERY. Part 2-Held by Judge Glider
slecye.--Thc People vs. Wliiam Sarven iclonious
saut and battery; Same vs.. John Brown, iclonious
assault ana battery; Same vs.. Frederick kIpp, le-
onious assault and battery; same Charles Leach,
grand larceny; same VS.. Samuel Soloman, blgamy
same VS. William Reabodt, disordcry house