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New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
FUNERAL or JAMES LoEIvER GRAHAM

The funeral services Of james Lorimcr Gra-
ham, who died Satlrdiy at FLUSHING, l.. l., were hc'd
Yesterday afternoon St Nr.Es Protestant Eisc"p"
Church at Trrth-st. and Sc'rl-ly". Previous 10 the
services IN the church. opportunity WIS given 10
view the remains the lcctuc'ron conncciel Will INC
church. where the relatives Jr' 'r mds were conSrc-
gacd Soon after o'clock procession was i"rh'i 20
the church, led ny the Rev. j"ran ~ DIX d. d. tue
Rav Dr. Ryancc, and Rev. Dr. Krcmcr then came the
pqb-arci-. followed hy four nlcn cdr.Ync the fahh,'
and finally TIE rrlgt YES. IT." rcrrWini's were con
ducird D, the Kew DR.. Din A. tac conclusion Oi tie
service, the Ca.,ct borne - tH" currhNaId WA're
!. -. lr was read hv flr Rev. DR. Ryllnce,
and trr cCniu was deposited ~ che aWi} vau'i
. ,.lc. was Of ruscwu1d covered with PLAN blrH
g. ,n with y Large silver extension handles On tur
top was silver pate, viii the nJlug aui dc o' hI,
az death of .thc deceased wan lWlt ",t' u, II t'i
OF rn,. hy raIt Guitar rcqu..i oi the family IL W's
NOT. lble talt anon tho ',v people WHO were pr, NJ
nearly all were Oil persons. 'mun@ whom was f'ttI
Cuuu..r. The following were rHl-hcarrS; thi, t'
O'rouor Charles = Kiliau'. uucl j. Rug, 81, En'
rr; y. Harley. Fr.d.Iirs = hu>t"H Morris fIIukIh
Thomas T.. James, auI Wim .. Draper
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT RINERUEAD, l.. |.

The fire which occurred at Riverhead on
Saturday most disastrous one that ever visited
the place. IL yigultcd III chocolate mill, about mile
and n half west the yllldg" Persons from New-YOrk
had recently commenced roasting and grinding cocoauut
shells and the fire caused in way by the oI-
peraiiOn Tue building belonged To Jaeger Luce and
was insured h tlss Htna OF Hartford for $1,000 the
machinery for $500 The large woolen mill of j. T. &
j. II. Perkins. IA few yards away caught fire, and
soon also consumed In this mill about $1,000
worth OF machinery, 5000 pounds OF WOOL ANA guam
tIty Of unfinished goods, valued at $4,000.
Nothing OF much value was saved, and there Is only
% 800 nsurucce2,5O 800 In the Manufacturers OF New
ARK, and VI 900 III the Meslern Of Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
RURGLARIES AND THEFTS.

Mary Jane Williams, alias Molly Dowdell, and
Lizzie Myers shopfters, who their addresses
New Haven Conn examined yesterday at the Tombs
Police Court charge Of ealing piece of silk yaued at
sIol II from the store H. B. Cann Co. at Worth and
cbrcb .s The IL concealed Molly DOwdels per.
son hen arrested but when she saw was dscoy
cred sp roped H. fbey pleated guilty aud held
fault Of 500 Da each to answer
r Cravens dnce At Bergenaye and Nrdom st. Jersey
Tuesday of lady's purple velvet iewel
case containre gold watch and chail, set Of go and Jet
i.er set painted porcelain ewelry twO gold ard
black enameled pin, valued In all az $50 The robbery
supposed have been sccOmpls ed during the fire at
Crnes ,hp which directly in the Of the
house occupied By Dr. Craven.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE ASTOR MEMORIAL
. A SUPERB REREDos AND ALTAR BUILDING IN lhlN-
ITV CUIRCU


Tho sons of the late William b. AstOr are
causing 10 be erected in Trinity Church costly stone
rer dos and altar as a memorial 10 their father Inc
,v,r s te DESIGN of the architect, f. c. Weis ana Is
f .bo poruepd,cular Gothic STYLE in keeping with ibe
architecture of the church. The material consA'S III
most mart OF Caen stone ornamcued by rcherma'e's'
while some OF the panels will be finished III precious
stones The entire width OF the refcdOs Is to be ABOUT
feet and the hight to the top OF the suliho"hU"S '
will be oS feet The altar table is of pure Whlte w
with five svmbOlical crosses cut upon It's surface "
summarized nv snjral columns Of red marble, winch III
clse raue,s hearing the pelican and Atus Del NfoS"'
n enamel The central panel with the Maltese '''''
IN ne finished IN precious stones, ana Is in''i"'
to be a rare and costly example Oh '"'' H,'
., ,orr On each side Of the ali"r
are three panels OF diaper work III 'aeh s''' ""'
trcp, is series OF ornamental holdings supporting lhc
the supcraltar Immediately above the snp'r-d't" Is
series Of panels representing in aabaSer "7 i'i va
rous scenes In the life Of Christ. The central one "i
those immediately back Of the altar baS rei copy
NJ leonardo da Vinc's paint Of the Last supper
.bove hese pauels is row of white marble S.n"tt'S
representing the Twelve Apostles and -Four Fathers o e
CnurcISt el:Jl~lue 81. Gregory, 81 Jerome A" ~
Amnrose-qud large central nas rcet representation
the Clucfxion. Above ttis are uei"I ,h ~ ,cp'u',
ing in has leliCi the Resurrection ana lc AS''h''i
TIC central norton of the IercdOS IS ttn c.ltd u III
ned mcut sulmOunCd ht cross, ana b'"fil- hu I' ~
panel with alto relieve OF ttnl>t stti" 't !" "a
irv Foir nnnaclys reach no aiy 10 ic level o. me
central Cross and th IT. submits siAhd l-tiN WI"
,nrsc ms lluueuts tNuifylu. the tuulCu bu.nptdhl
The new WORK Viii bc com rItd BEFORE u IA "a' h'l'lt
Day wucu it VIII he dedicated. II wsIl dhr ih' pllc' 81
thc wooden reredcs and altar now III u.s. An" on a''"h'
o. us size Will uahc necessary some C"h-ts III n'C
cnaucel Tn, cut re VIII Tclr. Sltutbu. idIt "i
the carving viii be done n this com ~ lh"d-h IA
ting Of thc bIs relies dnd we Hl"l ~, ''' - 80 in
done in Engard. Mr. Nlthe.s VIII H:h I"r l. S,S !" Il
few weeks 10 superutcnd tOse portions o. tht "uih'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE MoHAwK's sAILING-MAsTER.
CAPT. ROWLAND ELLEAniD ON BAL-AiiLh Fh"h-
ABILITY or FUTURE PEOCEE"INGs

CAPT. ROWLAND EELEAsTD ON BA LII tIL PROB
Ability OF FUTURE PEOcEE"INGs.
Oliver 5. Rowland, late sailing master oi the
YACHT Mohawk VINO vas arrested I.o,ddy on tlc
charg, OF perjury upon tue complaint vi Frederick Palm,
one of the quarternacrs the Mohawk, was released
ou hail yested a. nj sr1tcs being christopher y WcIn-
ple OF No. l3G Broadway and stephen II. Mils of
No IO7 suul-4 VINO qualified ia $1,000 each
When Can't Rowland arrested on Tues
day he was ted Dy Justice T. Garrett O sta Teton
IN default OF 900 bah TO the iclnspnd t0untS jan {"
await tie acton o. the Grand jury. wnch holds is scs
sion on Oct g. Mcssrs Weupie and Mills went To Sid-
pirton Yesterday morning and called upon Justice Gar
rett Offering t. become the bOndsm'n Ior Rowland III
any amount Several other persons also offered 10 ur-
uish bill ana Caps Cooley and Seymour or tGo Coast
Wr,c,ue Company offered u qualify On the anount Of
$4,000 # necessary. The bal fnaiiy reduced to
50 900 and the bond made out aud signed by the
.urrties who returned TO Sew-YOrk Tney suggested
that some aIran scmcnts shOn.d he made to
avoid any excitement which might arise by
bringing Rowland into the town OF Staplctoh
acd releasing Iln there. Justice Garrett, with Cn1st
bic Goggin then started III carriage 10 the Jdl the
Justice btoppng AZ Charles Bisch1hs brewery, about
mile out of the Town. and agr.cing tat HO~IdI Id aoi
brought to sign the bond Uni be released Con-
bc t,osgin odcd 10 tue jail and returned Nlt thc
was driven. company with C0nStdDic G"sSsl 10 ~"
Quarantine landing, where he took thc Dodt lOt Nt"-
York 20 qucily the Iu;tcr conducted mat Few OF
the citizen. OF StapetOn were aware OF the release
Jus4 care T. ia conversation VITA reporter OI llE
TmEuNE last evening" stated that he thought that TINS
probably De- tdC last tina, would De hctid O tt
case in view OF Ic strong probability that the complain
ant would be IA the vicinity when the ease WAS called
Consequently would Dc dismissed hc stated tlii lhr
Garner and were produced by Ir Gamers lawyer, VINO
accompanied them 10 Slaplttol'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
A GIRL ACCUSES HERSELF FALSELY.

CONFESSION OF SERVANT THAT SIZE POISONED
ruE SON OF HER MIsTEEsS-HER ASSERTIONS
DIsPEOvED.
Charles Heyne, age z, the son of Nicholas
and Eliza Hync, died May 81, and was buried DAY or
two aerward in Greenwood Cemetery The father keeps
Al saOon No. so TnTl-tve. short time after Tie
burial che servant gr Augusta KUrIen told her mis-
tress that she had poisoned tie boy with oxac acid
Tic lir was arrested. The body Of the boy was eN.
huned and taken TO the Morc, and posi-noitem ex-
animation was made by d. +. I. 7. Marsh. The state
neut of the girl was taken June IL In TIN, she stated
that Mr. Keynes little boy Charles was SICK when she
came TO the house he had scaot foNer and dropsy ON
the afternoon OF the Monlay previous TO his death,
about o'clock his sister asked Augusta to bsng CUP
of milk for her little brother Charles. She took up
mixture Of acdan and gaveit TO the boy herself lie
drank al the mixture except about quarter OF cupfn
which gave acaf. She knew the acid was ol~on b
did not expect il would G Charley uuti she saw the cat
de which ved only 20 minutes after she gave II the
mixture. She did know why she gave Charley tho
acid she never had any quarrel with him. with Mr.
or Mrs Heyue. The mixture she gave Charley was
three quarters acid aud one-quarter milk
The inquest was continued at the CorOners orce yes
toray morning The report Ut d.. Franz Henel OF No
IO3 East Teuth-st. submitted In evidence. The
stomach and ntesiines had been submitted 10 nun ior
chemical analysis. His report wac 10 NE eucet tha 10
OF mercury was discovered iu egnt ounces Of TIE Sus
pccted fluids aud portion OF the stomach NO oihet
that her son died May 81 but she did not believe th
- lid from t. di.eas. from which hc suffering
About two weeks afcrward Augusta hofien tO'd her
that she bad poisoned hun. A.. 49,,
nr NJ O. k.ene testified that he was called 70 attend
the boy on May 5; ne was suffering from scarlet eNer
and ia effects he attended hn up 70 inc te o. 's
death on the day before bis death tue "incis nsu
cousultation with Dr. sman, auG they agreed to con
tnue lie same treatment had been adOpt"d Tue next
morning another consultation was bad and ~ was 1e
eded ai the case hopeess the witness signed the
cercae OF DEATH giving the cause OF death as scarlet
Ssysi AMI neuhrs the mode OF dying was the Wit
ness would expect to find IN this disease Dr: william
stratford estein corTObOTativs 0i Dr HeneIs report
Sie ouaptjty Of mercury found could nave come inu
nr,luiby did come, from the calOnel administered us
,neaicine DR. Mafsh testified that he made p0stmOr-
TEN examination OF the body eighteen days aei death
and found nothing abnormal, =. A.,
Ths lury returHsd yoFClct that tue Doy came " LIS
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
HEADQUARTERS
NEW-YORK CITY.

NowYork from its size, superior situation and It's aavan
tages in tie frequent communication with all parts Of
the country and civilized world is HEADQUARTERS for
smos. everything produced in America Manufacturers in
every part OF The United have their Gepots and agencies
here aud buyers frequently money by dealing With
the night house
The following the most prominent in theirrh
spccve 10 the largest business Of any in this coun
try-in short are HEADQUARTERS;
GROCERIES and rEGyIsTPNs, y s1Fp N,rr . Co.
West Broadway, heade and Hudson sta
''' "'d A''' tolcEfE & Co.
'o'''D 7'' NJ ThG C." GohHGM iH ccMP&NX.,
PETROLEUM o1I;1 oHtspps rns GiS1IISF; bMHrF : E.
METALS, TIN f'iftps rIhTEs BSSS;,r SS;a,r 8 Co.
- - and 81 clg,t
piIoIRER-, IRON WARE, STOVES, and oRNA.
liENTAL uiON WOKh, ,,o,.,,s no ,..,.,
ROPE, CORDAGE. and osKu,I,
WAL ALL lis walisL
AMERICAN GR.PnI1E PENCILS, CT STOVE POLISH,
PAS Raroa2,ave. Jersey City.
AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS and FERTILE.
ios I9l waterst
MACHINERY and tools.
I2I Chamber, and lO3 Readest
"-''-'' fSsoSiI hl;Ass AND COPPER CO.
4l9 ANA i2l Broomsss
los and los Futonss
sTARipnFYES's StTy IN GLpsr GIG fT,TSH m
20, 81 and SS Park pace. cor oaureh'I
rhrER MANGlNGs. SHAPES &C., ,,r
CHE.sFf, SALt fElD GARREII: ,co,,.
ii: " oorlESDER53s T5s Broadway.
CUT NAILS ana SPIKES.
ST. IS, and 81 Washington"
FHS'nhn = f"i aS6 PACKING goggAYy on ,,,
J. H. CuEEvTR, i1eJs. 81 and 50 IAtAr""'
" HAaEaT7 Eros c., c., 3. and 10 r.ts..
MIEfIS EAtHFLEiscli's TSIs, r,,,,o.,s
SHIP BREAD and CRACKER BAKERS,
. = ''-'0 7a H. Il. and 70 Fult'n''
FLOOR OIL cI;ooTY @; POWERS SONS,
'onS 'AF'AN'' NffsIt Isl aud 1888 Drans'.
GLUE. GELArINE. md MEATS FOOT OLE
rhiE" o'o'f'" D oi" = 'N0 II Slrlug slip.
RON-ORE. PIG. BEAoIs, RAILS. Rs.wIRE'&e'
"N "'"' Il gurnHS'iip
GAS-FINTuRES AND BH0NTES. -
ARCHER s PANCtASP MIG. Co.
SO, TO- and ~ WonstersL aud O. Creenest, atoNc p'
MINERAL. SPRING WATERS IN SiPHONS'
SILIKgs, NirrY, cARDoSlS AclD. &C ,-,hst
CARL II. sCnCLTL 500 Brosd"ay ecfnor i''O'-
BRASS COCKS. VALVES, AND FITTINGS.
MeNAB u HARLAN MFo GO, a., ro,,ss
IVORY ToRTOisE-SIfEI.L AND PEARL GOODs'
= VIM ia Eat rourtesnthss
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS &e.-he'"'-
", h. A. NEWELL .- ,,seA
72T broadway. cor. wsverypAs~
ACCOUNT BOOKS, STATIONERY. AND PRiNIh"'
SEARS q CUf.E ..,,,ut.,A
I0 William. oil AID 81 Ms'aen'~~
yALENTINg Co,
s2S Pearlst
saIT and FISH, also STORAGE,
IL oentsssiip and ~ f''A''"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE KILLING OF RICHARD EVANS.

Coroner Ellinger held an inquest yesterday
In the case of Richard Evans who died from the effects
Of injuries received from being struck with stone
July ~ In front OF No. So Madisonst The testimony
showed that there had been quarrel between Evans
and one Thomas Cough, otherwise known as Thomas
smith, In saloon Kept by David Jones, in Marketst..
about pipe Evans bore the character OF quarrel
some man. and had taken Coughs pipe away. In the
quarrel Evans struck Cough III tho mouth, upon which
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
CHARGE OF DEALING IN FORGED BONDS.

An application was made yesterday to Judge
WcstbrOok in supreme Court, Chamhcrs, To yacatc
order OF arrest obtained IN the suit OF James Il. Sheffield
and others against Edward Evcr-. The suit 20
cver ,bout ~ 600 ubaiucd hv Eycrs on forged notes
Eytrs pleaded nat Innocent IN selling the notes.
but ON other side aid WITS were produced that lie
sought MIR. j. Rec, tle notorious iOrScr and bought
these notes for him at - cents on the dollar The prs
Ouer's counsel admitted that u these iacts were uncx
ulliued ms appcttton must f,l, and Judge McStbroOk
gave MIN "A diy TO bnd an explanation Henry Broad
head appeared for plaintiff AscrnOn D. Sullivan for the
do liant
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE ROND FORGERY.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Bi1by. Samuel Cobb and Samuel IosKn
were held for examination They had beeh arrested by
Detectives Elder and Sillcck on Tuesday night II
charge OF negotiating counterfeit $1,000 bond on the
Erie Water Works OF Eiie, Poun. broker On Wall-st
hal the bond for sale He had been informed that IL
counterfeit aud placing the m the bands OF the dc
trctyes they traced the bond To sdlnue. HOsklUs "A
lawyer in lberty-st, who stated that the bond was
part OF an inheritance and that he had more NJ them
but when told the bond counterfeit he said that hc
got IL from Samuel Cobb ~ the Rational Hotel IN COrt-
landt-st Cobb was ARRESTED on BIOauMay.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE GILBERT CoMPANY's ANSWER.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE UNITED STATES COURT con-
CERNING WEST BROADWAY.
In the equity proceedings of the United
States Circuit Court, by Benjamin H. Hutton against the
Gilbert Elevated Railway Company the defendants have
ned an the complaint setting forth that they
are Informed and believe that the street known West
Broadway Ia enlargement OF Chape-st but that they
are not informed whether said street Of the
ancient streets Of the city or whether 1t extended as do
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Metropolitan Hotcl-Admira Leon Deioe OF Of pim the
Uaytiar ayy ndsJr IOt1L-F. Carroll Brewster OF fll
adj 5hia i'm Arenue Hotet The Hon. John H. u. la
Irohe Of BalinOre aud Charles Calvert manager OF me
DtGS HOtet--J McSui
iougn Vice President Of the Pittsburgh Fort wayne ana
Chicago Ra lruad Company 81 rttrdm I0ts,- lu
anI H. Jackson, u. s. Army .hibe#d'e noe
Baeckman II the Russian Censnnia temnlsSloh 81 Den
Uot,,('cvalitr Irlrs DE Nargg of VIENNA hS"r HOSe
Col EspinOsa and Lieut. ;. Neries OF the spanish army
q I,J UUa,e-Io II ". Young of Utan Ner l.fk Hbtet-
Gen John b. Mcintosh ana Capt T. H. Els, U. - Army
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

scrtbed I'm the complaint They arc not inforned UNA.
the land forming the street was dedicaca sY 10 nt the
- aing M owns the land any part OF u iofIh hS
West Broadway either the middle OF Tue S treet
g," NAT the citv of &ew-York Is poSSescl 9" w
absolute estate simpc IN all the iamdS e. u ihe
sorc,tcotjons i'm the complaint is made. ana thr eE"J
~ tI,e nrocerduss of the defendants maintained
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

death from natural causes Upon this verdict C9rone'
Eickhof discharged the prisoner After the uiscI.s'
the mother o. the boy accused the prisoner OF 'e % %
der of her SON. and said her that although the Ju
had exonerated hrr sic would hold her % account au
nnuisb her Tie Coroner and pnvscidn tlnh taL ti.
reason why tue girl accus herself OF TINS crime n'
she Is subject 10 hs>0 melancholy aud despair. ohS i'
prisoner and il was with difficulty that se Nds ~
vented from doing herself bodily injury Ailef h'i III
CHARGE nv tbe Coroner she was taken by ncr atlei VINO
will place her in safe and comfortable pace "hVic H
malady NAV receive appropriate treatment
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
ACTON OF TUE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS.

The Sinking FUmd COmmlE- lOncrs ytsIcTNay
autor zed tie issue of warrant IN favor 81 City Clam
brain Tappan S5OO000, tn be charged 10 the snk-
ing 'nd for payment OF interest ON The rublic "r' on
account uf tlc surplus Of thai nd tor lo1G
f. m stated that the ba aucc o the c~cdit OF the sinking
f,nd inferred ON July 2G was $7OS 100 }3. Tho Cor
poraiuu Counsel requested 10 trc Immediate steps
10 ruiuu tine C.n;r.u Railroad uf Ncw-JcthcY
from running ferry from the loot Of tltrH7uSt Norm
River to COmtuuuipIw NcNJcrscy, until me require
Iuets nf the Iiw were complied with. The Controller
was author zci t the claim ui The cty against ne
Eccrcr street Railroad. icttcr was read from Jtco
SIirp PrrSlI mt OF the Twenty third street Railroad
Comuanv offering ~ pay 10 the rt 81 900 the amount
due from TIE Llccckcg street Railroad C1mpHnS, aicr
dividing assets pro rata, providing the l.sr - ic
TwcufyIid street Railroad Company sIla !c rnn>iin-
mated The Controller offered resolution, which was
lad over. providing tAut the MONEYS belonging 70 IA"
Sinking Fund be hereafter kept on deposit ia one pi thn
design bIul,S uf deposit other than the one ia Wch
the general fIu OF the Ciiy kept and the actual
financial business of TIE cit, Is transacted.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
A V1crm OLE TILE EREEpMAx,s BANK.-"I

A VICTIM OF THE FREEDMAN's BANK.-"I
amt wOtin dis year, bCS- SAID venerable dafkey 70
Ter get de ole Niger dram" amt wOn ds year,
cause I deg gwync Ike dc "oiGIu'n' iun timer
Grant amt foon' with politics no hoT. de mo
voted de mo- fnOrey los IN dat Freedman Bank. Dey
wuz les q milkn' tighter long" why didn't you
make q fuss about ~ quCricd the gentleman. Lor,
boss! Wat dc rcezin dc pullet don't cache wen Do
M yecr long an liz hisu often d. r"p'F Ihe gen
tinan couldn't face the couundrUu Savannah News.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

Cough rushed behind wagon, picked up . stone snS
threw Evans Tho stone struck Evans the neck
knocking him down In falling he struck his head ON ths
81 ewak frcturng hissuli and thus causing his death
The jury gave q verdict cng the facts and the COro
ner committed the prisoner the Tombs without bail IN
await the action Of the Gr8nd Jury The prisoner mads
statement admitting the quarrel, but denying that he
threw the stone.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

A little girl in town recently saw an old
drunken man lying door step the perspiratiOn pour
Ing off his face and crowd Of children preparing TO
make fun Of hn. She took her little apron and wiped
his face and then looked up pfuy to the rest aud
made this remark 90, say, dOnt f-' hm. He's some
bOdy's grandpa"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
SAD ACCIDENT oN TIE scHooLsHIP.

Providence, July 26.-The United States
school ship Junata sailed from Bristol TO Newport tG
day Charles Dcsneau, one of boys who belongs at
PhiIadrlpha fell from the maint0p 70 the deck last
nirnt aud tyinrd iIies 10 the spine which VIII
cripple him for iiie i! lie survives.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
ELSEWHERE.

TORONTO, July 26.-The largest commercial
block In the town OF Cornwall occupied by Kirkpatrick
Brothers. dry goods dealers Joseph Dennison. jeweler
WIN Durkin grocer The EfechOider printing office. and
Masonic Hail des, royed 10y tire this morning. The
loss is estimated at 100000
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
HOME NEWS

rurpNoMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs. IN
BROADWAY.
Gam. e9' Noon. 10: 8 pm 79., Mihnlsht nn W.
I.ighest during the day, 9. Lowest o2'
Average, 6Sa. same day. 1879. Iois'.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
AnnogucenentS

TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP is a permanent tonic.
Alcoholic stlmulauts afford only temporary leiiei.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

CLARk N Co.'S Patent NoiScless Self-Rolling
~ STEEI. SHUTTERS,
FIRE ASD BURGLAR PROOF.
No balance weight Cannot get ont ol ORDER
Fit Ell 10 Deaware aud Hudson Canal Bul Manhattan
Binding, .eHox Library Banding, Tribune Onico &c
one, Faotoryl62 and lU4 Vest IItlst Nc"- otKi
and It London Paris. Vienna, Berlin IeDo1IHe, &c.
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF the
ruer,tive Or-ars radically aud speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS VI. d., IA Lexin2u nave once hours 20
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

The offensive breath which is produced by
secret Of tie membrane OF the amen'
taiy canal IS pGrihed by MIX Or MAGsEsh
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

The issue of The DdiIy Press penny paper, pub
shed during the last Jersey City lights by Seth
Wilbur Payne, has ceased.
James Pilng. age rs, who has been tinerant
minister years lies the point OF death
yaLOn at No. 2S3 HaIlrOad ave-
An "a" fiat bell. weighing 1,025 pounds, cast
at the foundeTy OF A. Williams son. Plymouth st.,
Tuesday 1t be placed Ia tho Csrksont house OF the
New Jersey Railroad ferry,
Yesterday morning John C0nners, workman In
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-06


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The hooks with IN. compliments OF the
publishers and best wishes OF the writer.
W. .horIl h. very Glad IN haya Won
o;,s "a aldn,,.s Raal.rs a Kindly notice
r conyenient aud consistent with YOUR
General ,ol;cv
VERY respectiuIiy your-
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toe met hall way. We Will be frank
enough To say rha; We 30 not know any
.h;r,r, allow. ,,.. r,.Ia,;y, mart. ., tho
SCHOOL "oohS ISSUED ny the various
firms. We MY know that when We
sew y lot Of drummerS locking round
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abstraction le" weeks ago "heh there
was i meeting OF the hoard Of Educa-
tom 70 consider the nronrietv Of chano-
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schools, We walked up to the fact that
tbsr. were ts, ends to school books. and
tbat the biggest end was intended to
feed the rapacity of publishers. Bnt by
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