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The New York herald., 1876-01-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALeoA BAY-sailed, bark L Taylor CBr), Percva,
Boston
BSLFAsr, Jan Arrived bark stormy Petrol CBr. Dwyer
Baltimore
BoRpKArx-sailed, bark Honor ItaD Tor New Orleans
CorESHAGKS, Dec 2e-Arved bark Alba Dam, Fox
wood. Philadelphia for Frederickshaven
ENGLISH CHANSEL Dec 3o-Aryed bark Franklyn Cswe),
Petersen. New York for Hamburg
ELsINoEE Dec 2e-Arryed, shp Carl Link Ger. Lamm,
Philadelphia
GLASGOW Jan ARRIVED bark Isaac Aus, Norcnn New
York.
HAvnr, Dec So-Arrivcd bark snah txor,, HAlvOrsen.
Charleston.
Sailed Soth barks Refine des Anges SF0 Ia cuyer. Uni
ted States; Lindesnses (Nor Tonnesen steamer
Labrador (FrJ, Surmont New York.
LIVERPOOL Dec si-Arrved ships Caseroy CBr) Butch
art San Francisco; Her Majesty 3D. Leahy. Mobile bark
Jessie Gilbert (Bn. Bourner Savannah Jan l. steamer
Prince Edward r, Frazer, New Orleans; ships Geo Pes
body Clarke, Galveston; NonAutuu Foster Charleston
Cleared 9Ist bAks Bessie Parker CBr Parker United
States; Ma Cam Br. Cam sostrene CSor), Foyn,
PAonas ApS, romanovich, do; Der Nord Ger, Lange.
Fernandna
LoSDoN Jan Arrived steamer Galley Of Lorue CBf)
Bureoyne, New York; bark Ella Moore CBri Masters do
LIMERICK Dec 3I-Arrved, bark Jorgen Loreut4en (Nor
Petersen, Darien.
MADEIRA Dee i5-Arrived. sehrs Carl D Lothrop Meal
lep PhnAdelphia; Industra (Port. Perera. do
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 3l-SAiicd City Of New York
CBr. LOcbead from Liverpool New York
Sailed Jan l. 4PM, steamer Pennsylvania arrs urom
Liverpool Philadelphia
smRRA LEoSK Dec 7-Arrvod. schr Eva G Yates, Yates.
New York Santa Cruz.
TrSrmrrE-sSied, schr Joseph Yickcrson. whitmOre'
New York
LoSpoS Jan brig Glendale. conEIin, from Newport
Tor Martinique before reported put 81 Thomas was
leaking The had board the Of the scn Nellie
Cushing Mckay, from Glasgow Nov for Berbiee' which
had oundered the Bay Of Biscsy THE hailed from
Rockand, 3s tons and was built Al Carleton
Ne. ~ ISCa'
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

George Gels, notorious character in Duichtown,
Williamsburg, entered the lager beer saloon Of Ambrose
ouger at late hour on Friday night aud demanded
drink Mrs ohgor declined TO give him any, where
upon he struck her on the mouth and Knocked her
down Her husband then seized club and beat Gels
SO severely about the head that he is reported IN
critical condition by the faculty Of the Eastern Dstrct
Hospital where he was carried Oiigcr arrested
by OHcer Trustone and held TO await the result OF
Gels INJURIES
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SUICIDE.

AGcrman, about thirty years OF age, jumped from
the Houston street crryboa Gerard ssuyvesant her
eight O'Clock trip from Williamsburg last evening and
was not seen again consequence Of tho thickness o
lhe to[ lhe boat stopped Tor few moments, but
nothing could be heard Or seen and she proceeded on
her way
The New York herald., 1876-01-02
LOOKING OUT FOR WINTER.

Martin Hahn entered the saloon Of George Ehertcr
Mcserole street Yesterday afternoon and stole coat
from behind ,he bar he was arrested a few minutes
alter VIII tie eOal his uussesSioA
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SAILED.

Steamers Germane ,Brl for Liverpool: Egypt lBr) do
Great Western (Br Bristol; Olympia lBr), Glasgow; Do
rian Br DO California Brl, do Colon, Aspinwa City
New Orleans Hudson, do Tybee. Savannah City OF At
lantR Charleston, Benefsctor. Wilmington. NC. Old Do
minion; Richmond SC Knight, Georgetown. DC; Pa
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rtnn- Yirrinin for Fair naten.

9chr Henry Middleton Horton Virginia for Fair Haven
Sohr Rosa, Lewis Port johnson for Providence
echr Minnesota, Ooomps Weehawken for New Bedford.
hchr VIM Buck, Miller New York Tor Providence
Schr Enen Dufheld RAynor New York for Greeuport
ScnT Orlando Smith. Ferris Amboy for Portchesfer
SchT SsmneI Godwn, Williams New ork for stamford
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping aud shpmas informed
that by teegaphing 30 the HKRALp London Bureau
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street. London" the
Paris Office addressing Bennett Avenue de Opera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American all foreign trading
with the United States. the will be cAbled this
country free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing nom French and Medi
ports will find the Parts
and expeditions for selegraphing news
The New York herald., 1876-01-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

COMMERCE PoRT PHILApELPHrA-The follow
Ing is statement Of the arrival OF vessels Philadelphia
during the year 1875 -
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BUSINESS FAILURE.
PUNISHED WITH A CLUB.

Mr. s eusenhciner yesterday made an ass sgrmcnt
10 Edmond Thompson
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SPOKEN.

ship Trafalgar Ger from Cardiff for Pensacola Dec g.
no lat &C
Brig Emily Shepherd from Bull River for swansea Nov
-, LAT IS, Ion L.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

Rs-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-The NEW YORK
has adopted tinrushin Coston night sgnalfor
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
the coors red green red changing from to the other
in succession be seen miles distant Cap
vessels seeing this signal will obge us by
pairing any they may have 'or the Ship News
Department of the HRKALn
Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do BY addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht. pier No East River New York.
Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de-
hyered- Duplicates required.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

On and after the night OF Feb l. 1875 the shoveful
Shoals LEhtship will show red light, instead of white
AS Vt present.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
GEORGE DEwRY
Inspector Second Lighthouse District
Boston Dec 81, 1870
PORTLAND, Dec 3-The iron and buoys Spring
Point Sandiod Ledges Portland harbor have been re-
moved, and their places supplied with spar buoys
winter.
The red and black second class iron buoy having
from its moorngs Southeast Rock. spar buoy.
tn corresponding marks, has been moored in place
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 3l-The fog horn Henlopen Point
Delaware Bay has been temporarily stopped
disarrangement OF its machinery; will instantly re-
paired and put In service.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c. /.

TUG BOAT WANTED-TN EXCHANGE FOR two
Cottage Houses. good land. choice fruit opposite Cat
skin Mountain House, ten minutes from u X depot
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THE "CRO0KED' TRANSGRESSORS

DESPOTS OF THE RING. "
The New York herald., 1876-01-02
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES oF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK THE noSTEs
or January AND FEBRUARY.

Steamer. SailG De4indtionI Ofa.
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ciilnGiious Oanieo females.

GluGious Wanleh- Females.
MIND CHILDREN, &c.-A respectable young
IVA girl 70 mnd ehrsn and do lshi no . So
IGsSP to the country No. 10 LyHs'0np.y pe'sn' Gun
NURSE.-A Protestant girl as nurse good
~ reference. APO West l1thsL
NURSE.-As nurse in a Kind of sickness NO
address S" Mrs rio m3aTLToS, III $daye.
NURSE-A healthy. respectable young mar
~ re woman as wet nurse hSs her Hrs. baby milk tnreo
NURSE.-A young American Protestant girl
" as nuisc 20 growing children ana msSe herself 9svt
satisfactory reerenceS given cy OF country lo' week
NURSE. &c.--A respectable girl wishes sit
~ uaiou nndng baby. aud make herself gen, rally use
f good references eau or address, Sl5 East tOt ST. Tor
NURSF-A respectable Protestant girl wishes
" situation take care OF Chi drn AM 90 plain seNagor
gIt c4mbcrwok. Call for two days at 800 cat o1tDst'
second ncor.
NURSE-Wanted, by respectable English
~ person Situation cls nurse ard to assist with sow.
iag Soai no; object travel beat OF reeryuce given Ap
NURSE or CHAMBERMAID.-Ay young Amer
~ gr cianbermaid no objection 70 the
NURSE and CHAMBERMAID A young
n American Girl aud clamberm'i aut sew cy
rereace can be seen for Two days 2o2 West 18Th st. i
NURSE and MISUNDERSTANDING, by a
" respectable young gi situation nurs ard s.ata'
stress Can Tuesday eonosday 3i5 hast l2h ST. New
York city. -----------
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-A German Prot
~ rtau girl scastrrss; speaks German Oe.
ufuy excellent reference, city or country fesc call ~
100 Vest 4isi-st. .-----------
SEAMSTRESS- first-c,aSs seamstreSS, VINO
- s.Ss on Wheeler Wilson machine wants 10 be engaged
for some days 1865 3daye- tor door.
CEAMSTRESS.-A frst-claSs German seam
y rc,- Who has her Whec * Wilson machine wants
situation in country In CITY, 202 East so,hsI, be
tween ~ ?li 3aaNta
ETSEFUL-A North OF Ireland Protestant
u vopa. cg who has lately landed, make herself
DC TAUGHT homework Kind %; work ID
not a,raiG 81 work. Please cali Al 100 West 4lstsL
WAITRESS-A young girl frst-clsss wait
w understands her business u,orOu shy has city
reference. Can az 100 jlstst
WASiIlNG.-Ladies and gentlemen who wish
er washing IN first class style can De nc
can 30 West 3Ot It, top oO al The hgtj
give good references. Miss \. NJ. A
WET NURSE.-A respectable woman desires
w % take baby to wet nurse IN her o~h Rouse NO osi
West 2s;hsL
WET NURSE.-A married Woman wishes
w baby her resience viii have mothers
453 West 2Sth st.
~
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fine ArIs.

ART notice.
~ MRS p. AVERYS
Collection nantis Co. waeFcoT drawings objects Of art.
&c DC now exhibition az .hc Art on1s II broadway,
t0 De eol without reserve THURSDAY EVENING, May II,
HALL SALE ROOMS, commencing ~ "a
O'Clock. The Nessrs lEANlil Auctrbeets
ART NOTICE.
n RNEKTR a Co. ART EMPORIUM AMI AUCTION
SATFSOON ~ and - ibertys one door east Of nassau
Con-tontly exhibition, ch0oe Hctarcs 20 ~ oisrs al
Pr gar t. superior facilities Tor the display Of faBtlbRs,
Worls Of hrt In Furniture, Books Stataary sc. cash
advances made goods placed IA possession for sale or ON
storage storage lots ard Cc 60 iei ca second AUD
fourth OR much no largest aDi best lighted
desirable locality and the only prs-s sins
tho advantage q fine skylif. under which p9itnss are
show 20 Tie Parties having goods merchant
disc GlslOse Will please give call Ecs.ecliuly,
II. r. BANKFl. q Co.
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Cfrnr5lol5.

rI,O CHARTER for EXCURSIONS-Saloon
i steamers WYOMING and WILLIAM COOK; bArges
REPUBLIC, CHICAGO, BALDWIH, CALEDONIA, snd
anna. ALDERMEN PARK, EXCELSIoR, ORIENTAL
RAkGrAN BEACH, COLD SRhlNG, ana IONA ISLAND
GROVES h. Office 81 Westst, opposite Chrisrophsr
III. d. CROSsErT.
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NEW YORK, NE6Y-HAVEN AND HART

khM-l0kK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
fOhD X. k--SEM-NOEk AND NEW.HAVEN DI.
ping Arrdue Elrt, commencing MAJ Z, 1876.
t,osrt atati0n IN Aewl0rk, Grand Central Depot en-
H~hce On efiy secOIasL
1.... IHNAs LEAVE sEw.YoRg.
Az Tor New Haven leave at 7lO (Acc'n) sos (EL)
tAoe NJ ~ a. (EX), IL \. Aeon, lEx.), 30
N1J pm. 49, ~ " '|' 49,
ier soath Norsslk 7:Io, o. 9O5 10 a. In l2m CEx)
80 tae 5i5, $40, ESQ., o. 10 For STANFORD 7iO sos,
az 1Vd0 H. IL J, 40, S53, 4iO, AS 5l5, $40,
NJ, ~, y, 10. and ll;35 u. III.
boston Express via Springfield at SOB and 10 m. and
sfm' va Shore Line at and 10 y. the s.0J IN. ],
e. aad Az y. stopping at Stamford, NSrwalk. ana
80 am On ana 8, 3, and 10 p bridgeport. The
80 10 and D. m. with trains Shore Lane Iii
svn Tor Providence and the Connecticut Valley al
sseessi0ek The sos a II. and p. connect With
SSnose Line Division for Norwich End New-navsn and
'sthsaptoD K X at cwlRycn, and NE o. m, and D.
- oI Newport. sos 10 IL and p trains
WIZ Connecticut River r. II. II spTIg hed and D.
~ MSaireal The s. and D. IN. connects with Nau
and Housatonic H. RE ~ bridgeport The 710, 800
snd 3 and 40 p with Dsnbury fnd horwslk, and
N With shepaug a. a. ct South Norwak, and tho sos
aud gao .. IN. with New Canaan r. r. AT stamford
- ~ via Providence
DrswDg Cara on Day grpress and EIecppg Cars
",kht Express trains.
aiese be purchased al Ticket ONCE OF Company
Usnsai Depot or At oriees Of n Transfer Co. ga
New York aud No. Csnrt st., Brooklyn, who Will
~ snsex baggage tom residence 70 destination.
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i ONG Island RALROAD COMPANY.

IL WINTER ARkANstMEhG:
Commencing Oct. 70 1919 Trains leave Hunters FONT a
follows
900 u,-Ezpress mail for GreeIiPort Sag HaTbor and
Hampstead.
i.6jam.-MNl ira for Port Jefferson. Locust Valley,
Hampstead and Hookaway.
II 30 Accommodation for Hcksyille aud Hampstead
$50 m.-FsxPc-s Tor GIeslpOiL sag HaD0i, Locust al
leg. Hampstead and Ii0ckaWdy.
$50 n i-Exrress ior Port Jefferson Locust VALLEY, and
HsIp siesd
525 p m.-Exyress for Locust Valley Hampstead, and
Rocssway
$50 D. n-Aoco,unoIation for NOrtlp0sf and Hampstead
1rAiss Leave hesrly Flushing $50 10 80
?. IL, a 9, 1890. and ll:4j =. D.
SUNDAY TRAINS
800 m.-For Port JeGerson Locust Valley ana Hemp
gfSd.
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IIIND CHILDREN, &c.-A respectable young
". rr 10 mind children and do light cham ork no OBJ
cction the country. No. is Lyingsonplac present en-
nlnHarN
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NURSE.-A Protestant girl as nurse; good
~ reference. APO West l7thst
NURSE-As nurse in a kind of sickness /; ne
~ obrrfioa 10 attend either gentleman lady. Call
address Mrs. HAMILTON, l4l Sd ave.
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6elp h)anteb

WHY SUFFER Agents Wanted to intro
w my Sewer Gas Tap guaranteed 70 stop gas
entering houses causing contagious diseases
from deadly poscns Also AshVan 10 do away With
sidewalk and garbage nuisance RigAe for sale sonA
for circulars wv. bGpEI.i, vo3 oh ave. n. x CVs
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Glnsirai Instruments.


A STEINWAY & son rosewood PIANO
- FORTE cheap for cash also m elegant upfisht WIZ
SCR PIANO 81 00G foT $3.50 elegant stop ED
IA ORGAN - "a. for $50 Call private Residence
10 West 2}l-at, near shave
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS. Square and
~ Uviggt RENT or SELL cleag sales Oh easy monthly
raymcaia. CAL at ". NJ MLRRELLs No Unioasquars
INo. l6J FoaTthaye)
BRAUTIGAAI's Upright and square
"A. PIANOS second 70 rOne prices n9.eraie coD-
sany hand large Assortment OF Secondhand Pianos
from le.i New and secondhand Piano: 10 rent
Warcuptls. No p Union square.
I IGHTE Il ERNST, old house cf Lighte &
4 Bradbury Offer their splendid pIANOfORfES at low
prices AM easy mony pa mcnts al ~ as1 i]asL Ass
Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS
g. Y. RALL X Co.,
- No. - EAST ifTT ST.
Chickering'S Steiuwds and other Pianos snc Organs low
for CASH On insialmcnts. ana for rent
S360.-eAN EXTRAORDINARY
SaaHp|slfs ,IO new 7-octave Piapos, with fall
wv hIks' iron frame. oyerStrrr; ba-s, rose
wood and carved legs for size, ana w7rrTtntcd
1erms OF payncni $50 cash renalncer ; 70 monny;
7is-cciaSe 40 for = 20, SO ca.h, $40 n,onthi!l
one do, with meuIdirgs, $500, so cash and sie
monthly. send for Illustrated Catalogue with tsls
ndyrlrrcrpcu, cuCIaScd. ~ecoad-hana pano, and Or.
"a han Tins. NarerO0.'s 8sI BfoaoWnys
\. y. HORACE WATERS ~ SONS.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ ENLk RAILKOA D.-After April II, 1876, through
hahs Wa leAEe Grand Central iep0t:
o-vVA n chicago Northern Express, Win drawing
IN 90 a.S sNi..Aeh 70 i,ncAesitI. . .
IVoo o H. spscia. Caoago Exrsss with drawing room
carr 70 Rochester and Hgaalo.
ts,vv d. M N"1tciu aid Western Express.
So p IT, hrAtftS lKiTcss with riccfulccafs rom new
go " % A.yAis, am ng AZ MOatreal al SO o. m
CO. y ~ hhitas wah sice, fol WGicIoHn ana
~Su@n.atua as, lar Aoaireal Plattsbrfii
,o.yVt ~ F@'lIe IELrhs daily, with scclnGcaT5 iOt
Etchsief Nae:fa Fails HuNa0 C-eyegud Huntsville and
d LOUIS ss9 fT CHICAGO. boih T. r auG ~. G. Railroads.
tNVP NJ iApirA, VIII slceinH iOI Albany Aud Troy
Way Trains ~ peT Local Tiinc tables
{. ~. KENDRICK,
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steamboats, amo Railroads
FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST
THE WORLD RENowNED sTEAMn q
pRrsTpI AND pROVIpENCE

Il REDUCTION OF FARE TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WORLD. RENOWNED sTEAMn- 81
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier %, North River, fees of Mauayst,
DAILY SUNDAYS, June IL to sept 10 incusve) at
ofses and On the pier and stss%srs GE9eGE L coNHoh
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEwJERsEY SOUTHERN II. R.-Fsre lower than
BY any otler route commencing May 1879 Leave New.
Long Branch and interueiae stations 45 M Tor PHI
ss 1 dSRs & S @ns rive ana p m
p H. for Long Branch and ntermedia's stations
DENNSYLV ANA RAILROAD THE
ROUTE Trains leave New York from foot Of Desrosses
fTres for HariisnGTs, Pittsburgh, the SOUTH
For NamsIort Lock Haven Cory and Erie at 80 A. H.
and $50 M connecting at Cory for iitusve, Petroleum
Center, ard tbs OF Regions .,x.-,..,
gon Express Of PSalan PaTlor cara daily except sunSay
9o ~; arrives az MaSnih'oh az 4lo H. Regular al oso
d Express :i for ifhadepEa l. 7d, s;4o $50 a m 1890
F9s SsTa S go i cG 10 30 5ao d j $50
go go ac io .n S so 10 1So % and IL night Sunday
iS 80 sc lc so Ia 99S
$50 1Se, $40 TO- Il:ao m. and II night. Sunday
TSr RAILWAY, 6, $50, I, 40 s. 10 i nm,12m-!,S
For Ws9a3riaee eia Am6Oy aud south AaoOy ami 10
a.. 2.O, 4:CO. ana Gu y. N.
For New. swicS T. s, and IL 2, $40, 4l0 20
Clio. 7 r. H. and l2qlight. sunday. r. m
For East NlstonC II a. 3, and 500 p.
karston and Rocky ill., $40 n M. aUds:ln p
For Princeton $40 a. M. 1890. =. 5:l0 and y.
For Iamtertvile $50 a IN, .. 3, ana $40 y.
For Phipsijuls. and BclvidoIc, $50 and p.
For FelnrgC $50 2. IN. and p
For Mercer aGi Somerset Branch, 3 =. m.
Tor Trenton fardchiOWl Burlington aud Camden 1850 and
$50 a. M. 1856. .. 4, >. ana p.
For Frechoid, $50 a. M aud 40 p NJ
For Farmina,.slc anC Squan. $50 a. m. and p. m.
HghtstoSB, penheTon Camden, Fern Alnoov
$50 n. m, and via Monmouth Junction, 1 10 - IN.
Fer HsistoWn ara Pemberl'n 6 a. NJ, via Perth Amboy
and : 80 =. H., via Monmouth Junction. 1900.
Trains follows From PITTSBURGH, c:l5 and 1870
a m, 2u,i 1C % D. N daily: 1918 c:ID T. daily
except Monday. From Washington and Baltimore 62O 2 ~
1:D5 5:I5 ana 1925 D. m; sunday G:20 From Pha
dcpha a:lt 20 G5J, 1OlJ, 112O ll.ji 2l5 4:0 .,
.:iJ, Clio $50 Sfi and 1925 III. Sunday, j;l0 CO.
6 80. l:..4 g. M. G5V and 1928 p.
Ticket Offices, -G and 944 Brogdway, No Astor lIouS
and loot OF DcsurcSscs and Corilncts; No Courtst
Bro1klyn; and ia, IL and lis ludSOnst HoSoken
Ticket once. No = battery pace.
u ". BOYD. IL. Cen Passenger gent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-A German Prot
~ rrtsui girl and scamsrrss speaks I,iai oe.
tfuv has excellent reference city country fesc c AZ
1ap 49,
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FHICH VAILEY RAILROAD.

/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
1ARRANGEaENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Aprd IT,
le7Geaye Gcyois loot O. Cortland, and bcsbrosae ~ - az
H. for Eastfm. bethlehem. Allentown. Mach Cihnk
HszietOn, Beaver Meadow hal9noy City, Sdea&n"nd Ai
Carmel Shg0kn. Nilksbal PiIstOn. SayIe J. mia c.
connecting win uans for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester, Bn
fho, Niagara Pals and tho Me1f
D. "a, for t2stOn, Bethlehem. Allentown, N&ucH thuhki
Eazeoa Halsu0y city. Shenandoah Wiihesbafe, iiitsOn
&C. making clone connections Or Heading, fotsVe, and
Harrisburg
4 p m, for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, and Msuch
Cannk, stopping al al stations .
go H. sight LYpfess. daily. for E9ston. bethlehem, Al
lentogn hauCh hunk Miks baIfe flttsoa Ssyre Lnla
lhaca AuDurn Rochester EJh:o, niagara rams, and lnc
West Pullman slice, ing caacncs attached
. RDB'I II. SAYItE Sup't. and Enc'r.
General Essteru0ice OF Church aud Cor andists
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
AN EDIrOKIN PERIL.

In June, 1887 80 yeas ago, occurred one
OF Geo. d. Prentice's terrible street en-
counters on account of his keen, unspar-
ing lsshing OF men in the Louisville Jour-
nsl. Regarding this 1 uesrd the other day
a story which will interest your readers.
In all OF Prentiee's battles the majority Of
tue people in Louisville were sngrily en-
listed IL sympathy with the great writer
or the vicG IN. At the dase write OF there
was em mployed in the office of the Journal
young Pennsylvania, compositor
about IA years OF age, of medium height,
but of wonderful muscular build and
power. Work was uuder way in the COM
posing-room when shots we're heard in the
street in front and OF course foreman,
typos, "subs," and ''devils" rushed to the
wind w 20 see. just in front of the Office
were George ID. P eotica aud man named
BOYD, who had exchanged several snots,
aad clinching, had falieD, PreDtice under,
aud Boyd was reaching Tor Isis bo wie-knife
when was th3n part OF every nigb-toned
southern gentleman, "by gasd, sir,") to
end the work. Oar young typo only saw
that bis loyrd chief was near d-stn wneD,
dropping on the door his sslf-flied stick
of matter, he turued, dashed Dwn the
sirway TO the street, and through the
crowd, with the impetuDsity OF mad ouI,
aad aimed q blow which would hsve
ended toe fight. Bot 1t did not-tne
Intended 0log didn't. Our hero felt q s 1arp,
ssingirg blow on tDe LETS side of bis neck,
wnscn brought him to his knees, and found
that he ha beeo cut with q Dowie-knlfe in
he nanos OF your medical student
there. Turning In an instant, the man
drew his own koiie and attacked his as
sailsnt, striking him q cut which passed
almost clesr acrCss The abdomen, and re-
ceived a second cut in the lett side, which,
an incn lower, would havs rsscBed the
neart and finished his life. a duzen knives
were busy in an instant, nd IN moment
IN Jre the battle was over. the young
medicsl STUDENT as lying batbed in his
olo0d, as was also tue tyno aud another
victim of the iatter's knife. Careful nurs-
ing and stteDdsnee through long aad
dapgt rous illness r suited IL the recovery
OF all, and no legal steps we're taken la
the matter. The third maa's name L knew
nothing OF, but the typos name was
James B. Steedman, now OF Toledo, and
who was one of the generals a. the disas-
| trous field At Cnicbsmsugs, a no veil earl =
ca lbe rank major general, and whose
neck now shows plainly the mark OF the
eadiy knife OF DIR. Tomlinson, now of
HsIrocs burg, KY, the fstDer of two OF
the wives of General William Worth
Bslknsp of whom your readers have
dou btless besrd recently. In September
of the sans year youBg Steedman lett
Louisville, and alter q snort wandering
eastward arrived in the Msumee Valley
in the same wear.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

brave deeds, said to me, ST do not care
about parading myself through the streets
like circus clown, nor eating biscuits
and ham like pauper. l fought for the
old flag, it il safe, that is enough. A SOL
der in war. l am working private citi-
zen in peace" So saws ''mon brave"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

A crazy man was ted last In a wagon for
transportation to Bountyville. Ky. He
yelled so loudly that the frightened horses
ran away, throwing out the two keepers,
brssking an arm of escb. Then the luna
tic seized the reins, controlled the horss s,
drove alone to the asylum and delivered
himself I'D.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

Make your family nsppy oy getting rid
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