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The New York herald., 1876-02-06
FIRE IN ASTORIA.

About TWO o'clock yesterday morning Gre broke out
In the residence ofNr. P W. Meade situated Camel
liza street, Astoria The alarm was Immediately sent
out but owing the bockaded condition OF the road
the fire engines long delayed Owing 10 this de-
lay the fire communicated TO the adjoining houses
and several destroyed before the lre was
gotten under control The engines OF Astoria
are drawn by hand, and always even in
good weather rather datory in getting the scene
a conhagraton The owners and their losses are.-Mr
Mead in whose house the disaster originated, believed
TO DC insured for 81 OO0 which Is far below the loss
Mr. H. Leuckings' house, totally destroyed said 10 be
uninsured aud Mr. John Adams, living in the same
house who also loses everything Mr. Lovel's house,
the third one destroyed is insured The newly erected
residence OF Mt " Klein. the last house burned was
insured but not its ull value in the American FIRE
Insurance Company and his furniture was also insured
in the American Exchange Insurance Company his
total insurance amounting to So 600 Mr.. j. =. Flynn
who occupied the upper part OF lIr Klens house lost
eNerKIhLna be nossnssed
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Feb 5-Arrved bark Lburna (Nor), Gundersen
New York.
CARDrFF Feb 5-Arrived bark Stella CNor). Jacobsen
Baltimore see below
DOVER. Feb ARRIVED bark Lyn tNor) wold Whining
ton NC for Hull brig Brisk ,Br Trefry do Granton
DUsIIN Feb 4-sailed, barks Principle Utan Scala
United States; crono AUS. sterk do West Wind CBr)
Conway, do.
FALSourH, Feb 4saied bark Thos Fletcher Pendleton
from Iquiqnej. Dunkirk
GLOUCESTER Feb 5-Arrved bark Cuomo Itan cuomo
Baltimore.
GLASGOW, Feb5. 9 AM-Arriyed steamer castalla CBD,
Butler New York.
HAvnr. Jan 2s-Arrived. ship Beethoven lB0, smith.
New Orleans.
Sailed 4th, bark Reformer CBr) Brown United States
LtvERPoot, Feb ARRIVED ship Arizona CBr)
Francisco; bark Emma Br Card New York; schr wspes
Penny. Savannah.
Cleared 4th ships Daniel ingalls, Tenney Avery United
States; Columbus Blethen do; Casteroy (Brl. Bucna
do; Algona (Bn Curry edo; barks Memory CBrl Frank
Belize. Hon; Europa Nor), Johansen. United states
LoSpoS. Feb 5-Arrived barks Niord GNoD Larsen New
York; Euclid (Br). Anderson, brig Wexford Br Eos
ter Wilmington, NC.
LISBON Jan 2e-Arrived brgs EIida Nor) Rein Balti.
more; Peggy CSor), Noller. New York.
PLYEouru Feb 5-Auived steamer Labrador CFrl Ian.
gloIs New York for Havre see below.
QuKESsTowS Feb 5-Arrived bark Kate SANCTION tBr,
Carver. Philadelphia
TrLoEs Feb 5-Arrved brig TtAnia DAM. Marker
Philadelphia for Copenhagen Uee below.
WATERFORD, Feb 5-Arrived, brig Ahto tRuD, wirpi
Baltimore.
Sailed 4th bark PAcinc CNor, smith, United states
Sailed from -. bark Grown Jewel CBo, smith uui.sd
States
LIVERPOOL Feb 5-Tbe steamer Palestine which arrive
yesterday and reported heavy weather did belong the
Cunard line At first stated.
The British steamer Lake Mesanc Capt Batiersby which
e this the 18th Of January FOR Portland and Bal
tmore, returned here to-day, having lost her propeller
LONDON Feb 5-Bark Talavera. Carver from Kingston.
ia Dec 10 for Falmouth f. knocked her beam ends
Jan % in heavy westerly gale Capt Carver vas washed
overheard and dro~ncd The away and part
Of thrown overheard right the vessel but these
efforts unavaing and the vessel abandoned With
feet OF the hold The being taken on BY
bark Kate Sanction lBr from Philadelphia and landed At
oueensown to-day The s22 tons register built a.
searport. Ne 1855, and owned By Buck Go. Of
New York.
Barb Tancock 3D. Durkee from Dublin for Philadelphia
hich pu INTO Queenstown ieaky will have 70 dock Tor re-
pass she Vii hss 10 abont lrse weeks.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
ITALIAN opERA-M1LE. TIrIENs.

Mile. Titiens appeared at a matinee performance at
the Academy Of Music yesterday before the largest
house Of the season. The Academy was crammed to
its utmost capacity, from parquet dome, and never
has representa- Of the role of Norma stirred the
public in this city so strongly as on this occasion.
There is a grandeur about the Norma of Ttiens, epic
like In its classic proportions, emotional in its denea-
ton OF the Kaleidoscope phases Of the human heart
and grateful TO every musical ear in the noble voice
that unites the lyric queen to the tragedienne. IL IS
the Norma OF Pasta, Malibran and GrisL The insig-
ncance of the surroundings lost sight OF in the
magnihcence Of the central figure of the opera Even
Bellns polka and waltz kind OF music so adverse TO
the dramatic operas OF later date became Meyerbeer
like in intensity OF effect the hands of this great
artist Mile fitens will appear in Norma, at the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music, on Monday evening and
IN the same opera in New York Wednesday On
Friday LA Favorita" VIII be given and on Saturday
matinee Of NIl Trovatoren "
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
THE STRATFORD SHOAL LIGHT
VESSEL
LIGHT
BRIpGEpoRT, Conn. ]

BRIDGEPORT Conn, Feb. O. 1876
Nothing yet has been heard OF the Stratford Shoa
Light vessel which disappeared during the heavy gale
OF Wednesday. Captain Joel washburn, who on
the Shore reports finding the cable slipped and buoyed
but trace OF the vessel the anchorage AS she
old rotten and leaky he thinks she undoubtedly
foundered-
There Eve men on board ~Alonzo Homan, mate; /;
Ezra Jackson Edward Washburn son Of Captain Wash
burn; a man named Shute and new hand, name un-
known
The Lighthouse Board will replace the vessel
practicable. The foundation for the lighthouse at
the shoals which is to take the place Of the light
sell nearly completed, but the lighthouse has not yet
been erected.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
REPORTED LOSS OF A SCHOONER
NARROW escape or THE CREW.

NEWPORT, r. L. Feb. ), 1876.
is reported that the schooner McGee of Baltimore,
bound TO Salem was wrecked during the gale Of
Wednesday of Block Island. The vessel left Baltimore
a week ago with good weather and fair sailing until
Wednesday, when, of Block Island her sails and
rigging entirely carried away After lying in the
trough of the three hours the schooner struck a
rock and in short time went to pieces the captain
and barely escaping with their lives The crew
consisted of Captain Isaiah Watson, William Roberts,
samuel Wilson. George Lasley and Isaiah Jones' and
they managed to reach the island in small boat losing
everything, except the clothing they had on. They
were kindly cared for and Thursday taken TO New
port Here the captain also penniess left for Boston
while the men walked to Providence expecting to OBJ
tain passage to Baltimore. The schooner owned
by John Phillips, of Baltimore, and her cargo,
sisting OF $50 tons of coal, consigned TO the
Salem Coal Company The above credited by the
Custom House officials
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
THEODORE THOMAS MATINEE.

very interesting concert was given at Stenway
Hall yesterday afternoon by Thomas orchestra, the
following programme being rendered: symphony No.
new, j. X. Paine-1 Allegro con brio; . Scherzo-
Allegro vivace; 3, Adagio; 4, Allegro vvace Aria,
''Non mi dir ben Idol mo, 'Don Giovanni" mozart;
Mrs. Emily Butman. Theme, variations, finale (Sep-
tett op 20) Beethoven Overture, "Midsummer Nights
Dream" " Mendelssohn. Aria, ocean. Thou Mighty
Symphonic poem, op. 40, Deaths Dancen (newl
SaintSaens. Rhapsosodie Hongrose, No. IA, List
Mr. Pane's symphony although full of "reminiscences
lat times they appear pretty much like plagiarsms OF
Beethoven and Mendessohn is a charming work, the
adago being particularly interesting The work OF SAINT
Saens is generally dramatic and effective although the
composer occasionally INDUCES in eccentrcties in un
warrantabe attempts at programme music, Ia Ber-
hoZ Mrs. Butman sang with the ease and finish OF a
thorough artist The orchestra iaultless.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
A M u Sc M E N T S.
BooTH's rHRATRF.


Upon invitation extended by the management, Gov
ernor TiIden and other State ofhcials visited this
theatre last evening to witness the play OF Julius
Cesar presented under circumstances that have
already excited universal attention The building
crowded 10 the doors and another triumph added
the many that have already crowned the efforts or
hessrs Barrett Bangs and Davenport in their schol
ary interpretations ofthe three great Oe& The theatre
appropriately decorated for the OCCASION she right
proscenium being adorned with the national coors
festooned in what known as butterfly wings and in
the centre a shield bearing the coat OF arms OF
the State This was occupied by Governor Tden,
Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer, Secretary Of Stale
Bigeow and Mrs Bgelow United States Senator Fran
els Herman, Judge Wallace, Hon Lucus Robinson,
Comptroller Of the State, and Mr. Charles Stebons,
private secretary In the left proscenium box which
also handsomely ornamented, we're Mayor
Wckham, Comptroller Green, PARK Commissiioner
berlan Police Commissioner Smith, MI Allan Camp
bell Commissioner OF Public Works, and Dock Com.
missioner Wales In the upper balcony boxes were CHIEF
Justice Sanford 4. Church, OF the Court or Appeals
Judge Rapallo, Judge Andrews Judge Charles ;.
Folger Judge William 4. Allen Judge Robert Earle.
Judge Theodore r. Miller Judge Alexander 5 Johnson
United States Supreme Court and Mr.. Z. o. Perrin,
Clerk of the Court Of Appeals
State Senators and Assemblymen had quite largo
and prominent representation seats being reserved FOR
them IN the orchestra circle seats which form the
crescent around the parquet stalls The outside ol
the theatre Illuminated, and strealners
Goated from the entrance TO the Masonic Iempe on
the opposite The Governor and party were re-
ceived by Mr.. Jarrett, who, IN company win MT
Joseph ii. Tooker (who looked every inch democrat
on this occasion) conducted them TO their seats. As
the curtain had already risen there NO demon
sraOn but the conclusion of the first act the or
chestra struck up Eal TO the Chief" and then 'The
Governors March" which was composed expressly
for the occasion by SiRnor OpertL The warmes greet
ing rendered TO the Governor who bowed his ac-
Acknowledgement The performance, preceding
occasions was superb and the principals and manage
ment heartily congratulated for the excellence
which marked their efforts The country members ap-
peared to be highly gratifed and will doubtless intro
duce b at no distant period TOR the wearing of Ro
man tOgas during future debates.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

cARDrTs, Norwegian bark Stella, Capl jacob
sen, fom Baltimore, Nd Jan Is arrived here today ssha
encountered fearful on the 9Th Of January.
heavy swspt her hatch breaking two Of hei
boats forcing down she hstehes and carrying away ths
lower bulwarks on both SIDES
GorrESBuRG Peb 5The Danish brig Titania Capt Mar
ker from Philadepha Dec L. arrived at TyOeD mean
this port, derelict.
ODESSA Feb 5-NavEaton in this harbor and the neigh
boring waters is resumed
PLYMOUTH Feb 5-steamer Labrador (Fr), Lanelos orn
New York % Havre arrived here to-day She broke
ter Jan 81 aud her steering gear subsequently
became dsarrsnged She also encountered very heavy e
during three successive days the passage.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
A CRAZY OPERA MANAGER

Hr Thomas Areus husband OF Nine Pappenhersi,
tic celebrated German prna donna, was taken ycsier
day afternoon from the Belveders House, in Irving
place. to the Bloomingiale Lunatc Asylum his men,
ia condition being such to require such change
The assigned for this sad occurrence j. the treat
ment Of Nine Pappeahelm by Mr.. wachtcl during The
past season Of German opera At the Academy and in
Philadelphia. Ii appears that Wachtel jealous OF the
success Of Nine Psppenhem, threw every obstacle IN
her path 70 prevent her attaining the same high POSI-
ton ia this country that she won IN Europe. This
nreycd 50 much on the mind of her husband that q
hnaly rendered him maniac 10 Was fortunate
thing for the German tenor that the mpreSar0
was restrained from meeting him. as IN his parOxyisms
Of madness the name "Wachtcn seemed 10 5e the prn
clDal tet Holre Of his mind
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
SIGMA PHI BANQUET.

Between seventy and eighty New York members Of
the sigma Phi Society sat down to the annual banquet
In Demoncos on Friday evening aud delegations from
the various colleges helped to swell the number Mr.
Cromwell the only survivor OF the four persons who
ay years ago founded the fraternity 10 Union College
rccounted AZ lcngth the sicety's early history and
there we're speeches by ey Mayor Hall Messrs Pnrdv
Marvin, Root, spencer, Thompson, r. H. Srith and
others, in which the attitude OF President McCosh and
the Princeton College authorities in their couaict With
secret societies was bitterly commented on and merc
lessy rticued Arrangements were m ade Tor the an
propriate Observance OF the sOcetys semLeentennia
Letters OF regret sere read from Ex-Governor Hoffman
Secretary OF state Bigelow, The Hon Gilbert NJ Spisr
Governor Hartranft. John T.. Parsons tho Rev Dr
PrestOn, Naval Oihcer Lean, Dr. Bumste4d. John y
Burrill the Hon. Theodore romllnson and others
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

INVESTIGATING UNITED STATES SENATOR WEST
ACTION oF THE REPUBLICANS AS TO JUDGE
HAWKINS DEMOCRATIC IRRITATION.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 3, 1876
The Senate having concurred In the resolutions con-
ttrning the investigation in the past history Of United
States Senator West the committee will Immediately
70 to work and take up Vests life from the time he be-
came conspicuous in California
The republican Senators, caucus today postponed
action IN the OF Judge Hawkins but IL will proba-
bly, ny Monday at all events in the words Of
prominent Senator, Hawkins will go up"
The irritation OF the democrats is the increase in
connection with the compromise violation, it is
rallied There uDnistakable odor OF gunpowder IN
tbe AIR and guns are being quietly FURNISHED.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
FATALLY STABBED.

little before O'Clock last night Frank henny
aged thirty -one, OF No. 153 West Broadway, while
9uarTelIing with George Redmond at Gibbons saloon
No a Thompson street. was dangerously stabbed in
the region Of the navel with large jackknne They
sitting in the back OF the saloon engaged in
game OF cards, which the occasion OF the quar-
rel Kenny, finding that be was cut rushed 70 tne
Eighth precinct station house and informed the police
Captain Mcdonnell Immediately hurried TO the place,
accompanied by Ofncer McCaoe, and arrested Redmond
Both the men were intoxicated. The wounded man,
after being attended by Dr. Cook sent TO Bellevue
Hospital. He will probably die.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
TEE ARCHIVES OF THE CONFEDE-
RACY.

WASHINGTON. Feb ., 1875
The Secretary OF iho Southern Historical Society," IN
reply 10 Secretary Belknaps letter TO him, says
The people Of she South are not only willing but
anxious that the whole OF their official records should
be given the world and that the future historian
Ehond have lbs opportunity OF judging them IN the
light % those records BE assured then of hearty
cooperation in, supplying your department with miss
ing Confederate documents We VIII furnish you prop
cIy authenticated copies OF such IN our posses
and viii assist YOU IN procuring others, II being
unoerstood Of course, that your department viii al
ford -aclos ln The prosecntlon OF our WORK
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
THE CENTRAL PARK BANK.

The Executive Committee of the depOsitors Of the
Central Park Bank held meeting last evening at Bre-
WORT Hall II was resolved TO call mass meeting OF
the depostors for next Wednesday night and also TO
communicate with all those persons who have ever
been connected with the bank officers, asking them
10 meet the committee at the Astor House next
Wednesday afternoon. This meeting IS for the pur
pose OF giving these parties opportunity OF contrib
utng toward making up the deficiency oithe bank
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
NAVAL AFFAIRS.

INSPECTION or TEE NEW MAN-oF-wAR-.THE
INVESTIGATION OF TIER NORFOLK NAVY WARD.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. ., 1876.
The Board Of Naval Inspectors visited the iron
Schooner rugged man of-war Huron to-day.
The Congressional Committee looking into the affairs
Of the Navy Yard concluded the investigation OF the
pay and engineer departments and commenced an
examination OF the Commodore and Executive Onicer
Swiit Boston naval contractor IL appears, has had
authority from the department in Washington TO make
Of the Navy Yard depot for his spare lumber
There is that the feet will leave for Port
Royal about the 18th OF this month.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

RarNoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NFw YORK
BKRALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht. showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing from the other
succession be several miles distant Cap
tains of vessels upon seeing this signal will obige by
preparing any marine they have for the Ship
News Department OF the HERALD
R-Persons deous OF communicating with vessels
ing New York do bv addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River. New York
received from all parts Of the world and promptly
Hvered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping shpmasters are informed
that by telegraphng the HRRALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No 4e Fleet street, London to the
Paris office addressing Bennett Avenue de popera
Paris" the arrivals and departures European
Eastern ports Of American and AL foreign vessels trading
with the United States, the will be cabed to this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French Medi-
will end the Paris Office economical
and expeditions Tor telegraphng news
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
SAILED.

Steamers Sermanie 'Br for Liverpool: Egypt QBD. do
Eiysia br, Glasgow Holland (r). London; Pereire rl
Havre oder Ger. Bremen City OF Houston Galveston
and Key West New York, New Orleans; New Orleans. do
Wilmington NC; Old Dominion. Richmond, 4c; John Glib
Georgetown DC indicator ships Jofs
(Br, London; Nevada. Bremen barks Thomas Pope
herga Leopei LpE lBJ), Pernambueo; brigs Edith Hall
Kingston, ia, Rocky Glen. Buenos Ayres Morancy,
schrs Mary Chiffon San AndFees: smaley Ponce
Wind at midnight. sB
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, Feb. g. 1876.
The Governor has signed the following acts-In re-
lation 20 the Central New York Institute for Deaf
Hutes, at Rome; repeating the amendment to the
charter for the Grey Nuns institutions to enable the
medical society OF the State TO change the time of
holding its annual meetings; extending the time for
collecting taxes IN the several towns OF the State.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
vIRGINIAN IMMIGRATION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s. 1876
The committee appointed at the Virginia immigration
meeting last night met TO day, General Fitzhugh Lee
presiding and agreed upon plan which looks TO max
ING Virginia part of the trip Of European tourists to
ibe Centennial exhibition by means OF including rail-
road and steamboat lines the round trip arrange
nents now being made by agents at London, New York
and other points. The committee strongly recommend
the Virginia Legislature the appointment Of
petent and energetic State immigration agent.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
FERRIS ON AN ICE TLoE.

DETROIT, Mich Feb s. lS5G
large feid Of Ice in Saginaw Bay separated from
The shore this morning and drited sea carrying
with Il twenty-five ashirx shanties. All the hsh-
but Eve escaped The Is not supposed to ex.
coed four inches in thickness and IS several miles
extent There sufciency Of fuel and provisions in
the sbanties but the situation Of The fishermen aaoat
On the zee foe "a peTlouS
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
ANoTHER sTABBINe AFFRAY.

Matthew McAleer no. 49, West Fifty y-si1th street.
aud Thomas Maslin, of No 4e2 Tenth avenue, had an
alteration in the OF the latter, and hasn was
stabbed IN the face. McAleer was arrested
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
MOODY AND sANKEY.

rHmApELrHiA, Pa, Feb. 5, 1876.
hossrs. Moody and Sankey, accompanied by John
Wannamaker, George H. Stuart chairman Of the Ex-
rcutive Committee and Thomas X. Cree, Secretary.
Iefi for Princeton this afternoon where they will hold
services tomorrow. ON Monday they will proceed TO
kew YORK TO commence services in the Hppodrome.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
AN EDITOR PARDoNED.

PIrTsToN Pa. Feb. 5, 1876.
J ". Freeman editor OF the Pittston Comet,
who convicted OF libel last December and
i,noed months Imprisonment. has been par.
dontd and released from prison TO day.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
OBITUARY.
uoN. cHARI,Fs s. RopIKR.

HON. CHARLES s. RoDILh
A telegram from Montreal Canada, dated on The sth
inst reporIs as follows-H Charles 5. Rodier
member Of the Legislative Council OF this province and
ex-Mayor Of this city died last night aged seventy
nine years He was the first French Canadian mer-
chant who crossed the Atlantic 10 buy goods IN Eu-
rOpoan mArketa
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
wsR DEPARrNENr.
OTYieE ov rHE CHIEP SI0NAL OFFICER.
WGsHINcroN, FEB. 6--l A. N.
Proba5ilitiea


OTricE or rHE CHIKP SIoNAL OrFicER
NksHiScroN, FEB. 6-l A.. NJ
pr0babihiicG
, IN the Southern states and Ohio Valley falling
paromcter, easery to southeriy winds, considerably
warmer and partly cloudy weather viii prevail possi
biy followed by rain from the last district TO the West
Gulf
In the upper lakes Upper Mississippi aud Lower
Missouri valleys low barometer, southeast 10 south
west winds, generally cloudy, warmer weather and
probably rain, turning TO snow, in the northern por
Aons, followed By rising barometer, north 70 vest
winds and colder partly cloudy weather
In New England the Middle States and lower lakes,
falling barometer easierly to souhery winds decided
rise IN temperature. Increasing ooudness and in the
last district, possibly followed By ran.
The Mississippi River will continue failing At 81
LOUIS and Cairo, nearly stationary al Memphis and
slowly rising at VicksburE.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
SEVENTH REGIMENT RECEPTION.

The boxes Of the Academy Of Music to be occupied
At the Seventh regiment reception Tuesday night.
~cre sold at auction IN the rcgmcntal armory last
y ght The s@ie realized $500
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
rnE vEATHER rrsrrnpAr.

Ihe following record viii show the changes In .as
temperature for the past twenty four hours,
parison with the corresponding Date OF last year a.
indicated by the thermometer At Hudnurs pharmacy,
HgRffp Building
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
A SINGLE TRACK RAILROAD.

AT the directors meeting Tuesday next Mr.. Gull.
lette, French gentleman, will present to the asso-
citation plan for single track freight railroad to the
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
TIE HANNIBAL AND ST JOSEPH
RAILROAD.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 5.

IVIISf Iotb.
The United States Circuit Court to-day granted
temporary Injunction restraining the counties along
The line OF the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad
from collecting county taxes from that road but this
ls not TO interfere any way with suits pending TO en-
fOTro IaNment
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
1sfa 10

Average Temperature yesterday ..,,... II
Iveraro temperature for corresponding date lAst
10
1875 1870
Hstkly ayfTAse .........:;....,:-'. ~ ri
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
CLEARED.

Steamer Germanic Br. Kennedy Liverpool via Queens
town-RJ COrtS
steamer City Of Brooklyn CBD. Lsseh. Liverpool
oneenstown-J0hn q Dale.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
THE WELL PoIsoNER.

LEWISTON, Ne, Feb. 5. 1919
The man Keith, who charged with poisoning the
wei Of hs neighbor. Mr. Thomas. OF Leeds Maine,
wat arTaigued to-day and pleaded guilty.