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The New York herald., 1876-10-20
A -PEREMPTORY SALE.
IA. RICHARD " HAKNETT, Auctioneer,
will sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY,. Octo.cr %,
4 "a .,sc N

will sell At auction, on
At ioeeoei 4 III.
Is East 10th st., between 9th and Madison avs,
by order Of Josiah Jex, ESQ.,.
large and valuable collection Of on Paintings by the follow
ing artists De Buell. StakenbOrgh, Fitzpatrick.
uoc, Bensrd Achcnb.ch. raussant. frseman Reed Hub
ns Rass " iosse rs "ni others spepS sronaes &C.
R,ss rosewood rs1.- fi.r and x.a.s asrS. q
Table sets q .rae lace and satin asm.ss w,nd"w
s"gss. er, ea,ye "S S.sr walnut hr
vide Library fssnliurs, lo.s.oga black vsau.
wa,na, Buffet black walnut exensien dining room Table
s,snd with mrror Kitchen Farniiure Refrigerator ali
cs,"oaus. and to pictures At auconccs
Office. III broadway. hasenent
A UcrIoS sALE.-wILL BE soLD.AT PUBLIC AUc-
q s% ors 70 hs On nsss ssa ct sss % .hs
o Hs5as sas na ssA cf i.e Mann.
A.. IN. STEWART. A.
Auction and Commission Merchant
ts ral cash s"S advances made on consSnmcnss
Hou,ho Fss"s' "ns. sns sss''o% sn.4 s.s
every russgAr snS sHrDsSnY .sos.l ), % o'clock
very large limo Of brussels. tapestry and Ingram osrpe,s
rarlcr sdros@ Library and D,nins .oom sns. Lounges
ine,s Eesag &c 40 Also the ccntents Of several PR
lars in Tomorrow mornings papers
IlY JOHN II. DRAPER 4 co. AUCTIoNEERs
DDe,swarc Lscsawsnns and Western Railroad Company
place SAMUEL SLOAN. President
)Y DAN'L A. MATHEWS. AUCTIoNEER-sALEs-
l)room 81 Liberty ST., betwecn broadway aud Nassau
THIS DAy tFRIDAyl, at II o'clock.
CONTINUATION sALE Of BkONZES. CLOCKS VASES,
FINE TRIPLE SILVER PLATED WAKE, ana ROGERS
Table Cutlery sale without limit reserve
RIssELL wELLEs 4 MILLET. AucTIoNEERs.
THIS DAY n idny,. October 90 1T IL o'clock,
At M. 10 Murray a..
~ close q estate.
81 Fancy Goods bond subject dutlcs cases
ioilows:-i cases nne Aoums o. violin stfnS: day
Baskets Of Glove Handkerchief and Jewel Boxes; Of
Tooth Brushes Scrap DO oks Of stersosecpss Sen
nsas exhibition
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
The price of tie Herald has been reduced to
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PERSON AL.

The price Of the Herald has been reduced to three
cents per copy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
The Florida and I.thmu. ship C.naI.


great deal of attention is being given
here to American engineering projects. aud
particularly to two enterprises OF great impor-
lance to the commerce Of tho world. These are
the ship canal from tho Gulf OF Mexico to the
Pacific, and the ship canal across the peninsula
OF Florida. Tho Florida canal can be easily
built. and hence 1t comes first upon the list Of
things that must be done, but the Darien nal
sntices men OF genius because Of Its obstacles
and difficulties. There 10 no manner OF doubt
that the Florida canal will be built within the
next few years, for the easis Is too good to be
neglected 10 times like those, when there are
millions Of money seeking for investment.
At the last sittinG Of the French Geographical
socisty. Lieut.. L. n. Is. Wysc announced that .
group OF eminent men, under the presidency OF
Gen Turr, bad taken the DAiien canal into con-
siderntion. At one OF their meetings II was re-
solved to send NJ. De GogorI,, Russian engi-
neer Of great merit, on a special mission to the
Government OF Bogota. He went out for the
purpose Of procuring u concession for the con-
struction Of a canal across the Isthmus. On the
2pth Of Nav OF the present year. the Government
OF Colombia, duly authorized oy Congress,
signed contract with Gen. Turr's agent, and
gave him immediate possession OF the required
territory. He has all the concession and privi-
leges tina were demanded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
The Cheouered Life of n Queen.

The ex-Queen Isabella has returned to
tbe country from which she was ANONYMOUSLY
elected nearly eight years ago. There are few
sovereigns living mt this day whose past Is so
bel ii.
IN lSSj, az the age Of three years she was
Ih'stu 10 tie tlr0ne OF Ferdinand the tA hOhc,
~ ~ onsequence Of the arbitrary repeal Of the
oaIlc law Nv her father, Fertnand VII ;H,r
soNeh years AFTER tins her SUPPORTERS W ged A
sn"eulilrY war against her uncle Don Carlos
nn"o cia'ihed me throne by virtue OF The old
~ .n'sn IA" OF SUCCESSION; ana when he had
80" oNtlthheh ~ last by tbs treason Of Narntn
SSer own generals, Espartero ana O'DonneiI
s"r-"s III tnIet years over the spuils and the
lormeI having the better Of the uvtt So, 49,
mother Dona Cristina. in O evils "N"' 'e"' "ef
~ toi' I,palttf W uNerthrown In his turn
snu tue queen declared II aye lnree W." ~,
iater, IN 1910, I'D Louis Phiilil be d,nt vt I'is
h.u hcr sister the lnflnti Lui-d. ~ uer. tnnI.
OF MS poHoY, aud IN tins way tho spani,n n.y.
rlhRea' were brought about hy wLirn a "a
nearly arose between France and England ~
TWO ana twenty wears after thi- thrrs was n,t .,
moro UNHAPPY being In the world than MS
Sueop' VINO, on the one hand, " %, Joined 10 "A
husbann Tor whom she could have no anection
anu on the other was subjected 10 the huctuDI.
InX influences q miserable cuunAellors NOT one
~ ".piii, WIN the sole exception u Saivaez
kent faitn WITH h.r.
when at la /, on the 2gth OF Santanhar Iaea
ths was driven into exile. a period ~ peace and
,.st began Tor her. and Of stiife and misery fnr
rainaplS ~ m Her position will now be a nost
49, v,.ate one Queen living near the thrnne
Tor fron"" W. q iNrpne-end little good IA bored
~ moIn lhis state VI tbings, either for hst or
A"T her epuu ~. ~'' '''"'' Ut no' Ut
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MORE OF THE oHosr BUSINESS.
A Spirit aud n Mortal have Possession Of One
Body Mt the same Time.


Nom the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Aug ~
On Thursday evening Mrs. Markee, o
spiritualist medium, gave a meter'snaa'ioxs
s6ince In Rochester. The spirit form 0I
"Sarah." a lady who appeared was clasDed IN
the arms Of a reporter, and be was KNOCKED
down for his bodness BY the husband OF the
medium At the close Of the Sc nee Mrs. Mar.
kce was In peculiarly strange condition and
suffering intense pain. "Sarah was unable 10
regain her spirit form, ana Sne.6.lt OF tns
spirit Sarah" the dividing line being drawn
from the center Of the forehead down. The
medium Remained IN this condition until on
Friday evening when 1t was desired that speed
ily as possible tho circle Of the night before
SHOULD he reformed and the impris )ned spirit
allowed t. return to It's realms.
Ia response to invitation, there gathered In
MIR. Markets. room nearly ali the people OF the
oversight however. Mr.. Crum. who had been
knocked down At the 0rst seance, was not in
vited. Mrs. Markce was Stretched on bed.
clad in the black dresssne had worn during the
first s6ance. lady VINO sat at the mead OF the
beusidc mimi her said that she had gone
into a trance, and a. proof tried to bend an arm
which was rigldly stun. The muscles OF the see,
too, were tightly drawn, and under the eyes
we're deeu black rings the whole lace showing
utter nervous prOstratiOn. The ladies in at
tendance Id that short time before the
"Saran" side OF tue BODY had begun to cry,
tears flowing freely from the eye on that SIDE OF
tine face while It's mate WIS unmoved; 1900.
The room was datkened, the circle formed
ing chair. The customary singing was begun,
aud, after the proper time hau elapsen the
husky VOICE OF splTlt rcNIesoutcu %
Webster was heard. lie said tnat they were
gathered under peculiar circumstances re
was confident that the medium was TO come
out all fight," hut he thought that she would
not be bic to hOld another seance Tor MANY
months. After II few minutes. devoted entirely
to music. "A loud rap was heard upon the door OF
the cabinet. and this the init ated announced
was a signal that the work had been COM
peted. 80 =,
The door was accordingly thown open, and
Mrs Markes was discovered sitting In her chair
the same as before the door was closed. she
wac apparently unconscious. and her lace and
hands had the cold, cl ,mmy feeling OF corpse.
A Z" laying on Of hands" followed and In short
time Mrs. Markee was herself again, Tor the hrst
time, 50 II was alleged, after her going into the
trance the night before. She was exhausted
and could scarcely stand on her feet, but later
In the day she revived.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
NOW 4 BALTIMoRE GIRL DRESSES
A Picture that the Beauties Of New York
will not Contemplate with Envy.


For several days past tail and thin
young girl, apparently about eighteen years OF
age, has appeared on Baltimore street, attract
ing Us IN uch attention by her CAV get-up az Dr..
Mary Walker ever did IN her trousers. She
nttired In black skirt, with euperfiuity OF
huting; over this Il lilac cOlOred overdress, with
Sarge flowers ~ darker shade OF the same
color tho Oyerdress trimmed at the wrists and
waist with long ana wide cherry ribbons, and
pdned on ward aud upward with a hustle that
evidently would me sure more than the wearer
In circumference. On her hands she wore corn
cOlOrad Kids. With a number ~ d tfnund rings
outside: In her ears plain gold rings about two
inches in length nd OF massive construction,
while at her neck there was a brenstpin as big
round US the BOTTOM Of an ordinary saucer. She
also had on heavy gold chhin aud large lOcket,
while at her size hung 4 silver chatelline, with
a feather fan swinging TO II. On her head, In
the n ost Jaunty manner, she wore tasteful nat
OF dark material. with gold ana green plumes
that swept over her shoulder aud half way
down her back. The plumei were numerous
ana evidently Of tue most expensive KIND, and
the effect Of them was chat her head gear re-
sembled the head dress Of an Indian warrior on
the waTpath.
The effect Of this strange attire. all OF the most
costly description, was most grOtesQue, and 40
not much relieved ~ the Appearance OF the
wearer. who hau quite pretty face spoiled by
tho inartistic application OF rouge ana Hight
brown hair. 30 unnatIrallY Hight as to Indicate
at once that II was IA wig. As ahc walked along
IN "a mincing gait, turning rich lace phrasol
over her head, che wore a pleasant smile which
enabled her to show h beautiful set OF teeth to
every passer-oy. Her feet we're apparent be-
meath the dress, conveniently arranged for that
purpose short In front, and II seemed miracu-
ious how such tiny affairs could ,uppOfi 40 much
paint, iuroelOws ana feathers A clnstraint In
her gait, however, suggested that she had No.
l foot In q No. shoe. She seemed unc conscious
by her self-satisned air was as proud OF her APP
pearance az the Cleopatra on the river Of Cyduus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21
Denth in nm OIL Well.

from the Bllrdio Express. Aug. 10.
Mr.. Manross and his partner were drill
Ing well near Far Port. In the Bradford oil dis
trict, on thursday night, and had sunk the
shat to q depth OF ABOUT nine hundred and
fifty feet. Suddenly the gas came bubbling up
aud caught nre from the lights about the foot
OF the well. Manruss, who was working In the
derrick. aud whose clothes were completely
saturated with oil, was ablaze before be could
stir a step. He died yesterday. The otner man,
who was not at work IN the derrick. and whose
clothes were comparatively free from oil. was
not so severely burned, but he lies In q critical
condition
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Diseased Cattle 4. N on,s.nsry County.

fror, tie Rochester Democrat ard Chrorfcis.
A strange cattle disease has broken out
In the herd OF MIR. Van " 10, an opulent farmer
OF Montgomery county He bought some Tcxas
cattle a few weeks ago In West Albany. These
animals are infested with q blood-suckins IN
sect, which they can bear better than Northern
cattle. All Of Van Wie's herd became diseased.
He lost ave mich cows and n working OF. In all
fourteen head have died. They show the disease
by becoming weak, and then suddenly they die.
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7 oNG ISLAND RAILROAD.
Observation-Disclosures.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROuTE
Trains leaYs Stw YORK VIA Desbrosses an az ''ils
streets Ierries, AS lowe; -.
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West sn1 'NSs
with Pullman Palace trs aitacnc T. VJi r. u, " ~
$50 4. NJ. sunday, Il and $3.50 +. NJ.
For William pOri, Lock II wen, CORY ana If-
2i0 and $50 r. NJ connecting A. Cory for lIh
vi 2, Petroleum Centre. ana the on Reg oal. -,
For Baltimore, Washing on, ani the south, lin.ei
MAshia- . ESnress Of Pullman far.or cars w
except SHnoA 90 \. n.; aiy- Nn,m.. III.
!. NJ Regular NJ $40 A. VI $40 anfy T. VI S1'
Fypr's. ~ Pnaiep1ia, 1880, $40. a3o 4 NJ leN
80, ~, 50, 7, $3.50, P VI. snd ~ night 81 20
mo "a ION A. NJ. and il0 f. NJ. sulln > a. ".
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VI, Nn -ulidY !. W. r. t.rnu-, 49,. es.
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For tram 10 Newark, T. iltbfih, E.hMaN. lI. '1l
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OLYMPIC NOVELTY THEATRE.
MOST BRIi LikHr AND DECIDED sUCckss
POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION:
10, as, so rs CENTS AND 81
MATlNEES, is AND IS CENTS.
RESERVED SEA1s 50 CENTS.
First. class Double Performance,
Introducing the GREAT NOVELTY TROUPE and
part OF our First-class DRAMATIC COMPANY,
In the intensely Interesting Drama,
IHF STORM SIGNAL.
Nightly. and at hstnees " ednesday and Saturday.
A HOST OF NRw ATTRACTIONS
SHERIDAN AND MACK. BOBBY NEwCOMB.
FLORtN nee ELLIS (sappho). BLANCHE CORAELLl.
HOGAN AND LORD ADD RlMAS.
The Great Comic Genius The Bossl, SAN DkyERE.
MISS LENA RIVERS MISS LOUISE BOSHELL.
John n KELLY. CURRY AND FOX.
JOHN REILLY. TOMMY FISH.
RICHMOND SISTERS.
and the following dramatic artists j. Grsmer.
Cha- T. Nichols George H. Eieson. John J. Walsh,
Harry Person, Miss Phosa Nc Aster In the beautiful
IHE STORM SIGNAL.
uATlSEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
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DIR. SHER M AN,

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be daily consulted at his
OFFICE NO. ANN ST, n. Y, UP STAIRS.
Books with Photographic likenesses Of bad cases OF
rupture before and after cure mailed receipt Of ten
cents
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tOr Sale aaO TO ssi.

ctor Salt al0 10 4st.
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FftssssFs ssft
: First appearance Of the bards OF Tara. /:
: KELLY AND RYAN. /:

The wonderful sKatorial artists
.......... .............sttt'. t..'-s.ss.s
HARRIoAN AND HARRIS original sketches, nrst time.
Mr. LEVY Of Chatham at. Dancing in the Ballet
THE ACTORS WHO HAVE SEEN BETTER DAYS.
EDWARD HARRIGAN'5 comic drama. entitled
DARBY AND LANTY. ADAH RICHMOND,
Billy Barry as the Coming Man. Going Abroad With Pa.
BY request. The Ginger Blues Mothern.Law.
j. ADAMS GRAvER his nrst Appearance this season.
The Aerial sus pend-her. Quter and Goidrtch.
Billy Gray and Larry Tooley. the popular favorites.
Billy Carter. John Williams.
Day on Coney Island. In his wonderful clog dance
And all the company In q sparkling entertainment.
vita Dave Braham's Incompatible orchestra, every
evening
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEEs.
EAai.E THEATRE, ssp ST and BRoADwAY.
T. josh HART. hmm. Proprietor and Manager
ArhHIp' BEAurrrIEp.
end PERFECTED.
FOR rnE FALL AND wIsrER SEASON
MONDAY rysSSS,yo, AUG 81.
THREE eompl... and d %sus ENTERTAINMENT
Hls'Tg 4Hf & S2Sf aIfSs1 psgRffssf'aUr
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T Hos sH's HF L fSGfi bR Il SS' fTf',
A. Ii '0''''D tro'.cS and and Mn kelley. ' ''''
rAa, most glorious # M' 9S@ Hurss,qu'.
/ \ / 5 + M
II II 900 NM
full strength Of the new Easle Buresare Company.
including
| Misses jennie Beaueleiq, Maud Branscomoe. Julia
| Beauclcrq, Aggie Wood, Liktie Kelsey, &C, and
the great quartet OF unequ lllrd comediAns
A. n. SHELDON. John Wild. Harry
Richmond and James Bradley,
&C. &C. produced with
New and Beautiful scenery,
| Rich Costumes,
| Original Music.
And Novel Effects.
The orohsstrs under the direction Of Mr. Henry Wan
| nemacher
Tne sale Of seats |. nov Proges,ps q ths boz Sfnes
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Gftnrslolls.

Excursions.
-ROCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.
FIVE ExCURsloys DAILY AND SUNDAY.
AMERIcus, NEvERslNk ana WILLIAM COOK
ooSrN qs Ss ERIeF' H%fR gssr KE R BAND
THE oRPnEUs oGARTETiE CLUn, ro,rn.vn
PROF solrAu. THE RESowFSE6 onn. .r ~, ~SD
Mrsurrs SAIL on THE 99RI ut o. Sl ENl
bREEzEs oN Tal BEACH.
o SSfR! rs TIE HfA IVES
:.$ :T:: SIsS Ty:i 4 Nj re-
Fulton ferry fiIGt,y@ COR OK fiAvfs sa NJ
Piers. Sorth river At ii 4, NJ;
Futon ferry sHsIfHksl 3 TIE IsA Aa
ssS i'Iss' ~; @ + s5s PM
kf'IGH RissTFy SISShsf sS at ii
SSS 5 5g S4rs S5sr
onis Boats making ali the landings a, RocKavN.
A FOR ROCKAwAY, ATLANTIC OCEAN.
,AnasAF b p. sgp q *. SCI.
THE GRAND E EEsSS5lSs s9 fS1pAr
PLYMOUTH '" fSsf f2Sssf$l Sc hhhasseh'
ROCK PALISADES ' 81 ' Fix HUDSON.
GOES TO -
Music BY the Msdrigal Boys. Mozart
ROCKAWAY, Clee CLUB, Church Chimes, and the
Plymouth Rock MILITARY BAND.
ATLANTIC
OCEAN. 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and Pier 2 n H.. at
1850 A NJ. anordng ample time Tor
and the bathing anu dining at the Beach.
PALISADES Returning leaves Rockaway at $50
lP, NJ. and bassing up the Hudson river.
OF the will snird Messengers q noe view OF the
PALISADES, a. well a. the beautiful
HUDSON. villas that DOT the shores Of the North
river, reaching the city about O'CLOCK.
FARE .................FIFrY CENTS
MONDAY Single trip tickets TO or from ROcxs
way, IS cents
..sTHIs SAME TRIP will be contin.
EVERY DAY 'ued tomorrow. and every day during
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RTIFIClAL TEETH ~ nita9 carsiul, NJ
"a rom IS upw.Td rub.t AhilAlJ on ~
tod. and guarantee 10 give sellr', " "a Bond 81
DEAUTIFUI IA I'm Tor a. single, Il; nel :
ID silver niings SOC Dental Rooms, ~ "'h q"
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national LINF.-From Piers A and a., n. r.
IN FOR LONDON DIRECT.
FOG p3t % s r. oswysSay ASs II, = A.
Eng and, Aug. 49, $50 A. ITALY. Sept o, $50 A. y
ESftI sept ~ M ,s Tine queen apt 10 srn
at reduced rats. stserige passage. so currency
Drafts Issued IRON 81 al prices. AppU
at the compsny's cfhce, 90 Broadray:
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~, drtam
HORIZONS ICE CREAM, made from pure
n ere IN 20 churches fairs festivals SC. Csc. per
quart sos ith av, 1884 BroAdwAy and rs Chat am ST.
IIsSELLs ICE CKEAM Best In the GUY
Il Dealers and churches, csc per quart. special at
tention to out Of town orders. IL Bible House.
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rEhAInHe ana ba,tcr, on vests. Gail ALI The
WIS a." has' Houston a. drst aoor, 49, Wv
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s0-The newest thing in twins is the pro-
duct of Glasgow, Ky. They OILY weigh two
POUNDS and half each. and wou dat maze
moderate lunch for Fill Islander. IL Hart
JOTd Post.
DThe longest night in Norway lasts
three mon tins, and, when young m an goes
10 see his girl, her mother, before retiring,
tells her hot TO ruin her health by sitting
up more than two months Chicayo zTi-
OUue.
~ \ Dung ladies can now be seen oilfng
the gate hinges. They don't DO IL for any
feeling OF love for the gate; they DO IL 10 pre-
vent the hinges from "siDging" when the
family is wrapped in slumber.-l Hartford
Post.
nFBut why do they call IL scrooked' whts-
ky!" asked Martha Jones. "Bacause.D an.
swered FitZbooile. gravely, "slthoush IL "a
generally taken straight, those who Consume
much oft are nearly always on a .oeader!'D
She was satisfied.-lSIl Francisco CoU
ES-A young lady asks: sis Il proper for n
gentleman 10 put his arm around a Young
laiy's waist when taking her out for a ride
they not being enGaged?" That depends al.
together on The Kind of horse he is drf wing
II IL be hard on the bit ne had better hold IA
reins with bo'h hands. A gentle horse ia
a'wsys the best for a drive with a Iady.
however.-l HcUersey AdrerstSer.