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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, IN
BROADWAY.
sam $50. Noon. 55' 3pmy 59' Midnight d.
Highest during the day. 81 Lowest ~
Aveage, 577s'. Same day, 1873, OG's
ppnMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arcnue Hotcl-COngreSsman Chester w. Gna-
min Of Springfield Mass senator Hamilton Harris ana d
master 1ohn r. Snyh Of Albany, an the Rev NJ utlies
bean of Niagara, Canada GRIND H0e-COunt de Ponrtae
Third secretary French Legation az Was'ihe."
IT,ndor IoS-Sir William Jones OF London, ana en-1oV
Thomas Talbot Massachusetts, Brecood Ho9sa-ipeI'
barrett OF baltimore PonieN OF the ID lilsh Amy.
Horman HouSe-Ulysses s. Grant lr, IIlxate Seer,aIy
10 the President Caly Eaton OF NewiaNe hh cA
senator ID PWood of Union square HOtei-MayOr
" Hammond of Erie, Ptnn....St Dens Hofet.Ihe rev
Dr a. r. Ieacock Of Newburgh, " Y.-..GIsey H0nAe bh
congressman stephen Sanford Of Amsterdam NJ ana AIeu
Gather OF Cincinnati
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TIE RESPONSIBILITY For THE EXPLOSION.


The scene of the explosion on Jersey City
Heights is still visited by hundreds of persons daily
Until the official appraisal OF the property destroyed is
made value only be roughly estimated but several
prominent real estate and agents put the loss at
$4,000 Toe President Of the Board of Fire Commits
soners of Jersey City stated yesterday that the Board
had been informed by the Corporation Counsel that IL
could undoubtedly investigate the explosion, and that
possibly it alone had authority to make the inquiry The
contractor allowed to keep stored only limited
supply of blasting powder. and 1t is stated that the
magazine contained at the time OF the explosion an
amount exceeding the limits II this Is proved the
officials he eVc that the responsibility Tor inc accdct
and the liability for damages Will be shifted from the
City Corporation. ,,
The Fire Commissioners have resolved to begin their
investigation this evening and have Instructed the Clerk
the Board TO issue subpcnas TO persons whose presence
will aid the inquiry Contractor McAndrew SIN INSISTS
and others who supposed 10 he well Informed agree
with him. that the explosion caused by strikers
of them observed lurking around the mag
aZne lust previous Ia the explosion, and pistol shots
were fired which believed 10 have been used as sig
nails Chief of Police Champney was busy Yesterday en-
deaVoriug to find the who may have caused the cX
poson He said that lie had reasonable grounds for
suspicion against three OF the strikers nut refused
to give any details The city authorities officials OF the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway, and the
Chief of Police have agreed upon plan To ehcct the
Of guilty persons il IL proved that strikers
caused the explosion.
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DISEASES OF MEN.

Tho importance OF the heal'hiness % thu n.ryors
system cannot DO Oyereslmltet; power over lie
and death and tho direct bearing which . has on
human happiness be recognized capabilities s
qualities Ito powers; tine importance healfifnl
Preservation its mOlea'e the danger n Oyeraxng Il
whether through thought study Intense Application in
10 the conduct ~ complicated
business interests by tine excessive indulgence of hs
appe and pfOponses o. the All hesc proper
subcCts for Cln.id also the knowledge
moderation what and when these exist
necessity OF promptly seeking advice from Expert
long wears, ana sen
ton study investigation, and maa
dies this important department. accurately determine
the dis, asei conditions cir nature canses and orign
excess who from his Renee aud practice has learned
the arrangement aud promptly apply
fNo eucly thus avoiding the painfully SLOW feeling after ths
the ana 10 the
lent Who very naturally wants 10 know without delay whSt
+ the ter tie of the arrangement tho probabilities
OF rtcuperiuOn and the time required.
striking example oil the value OF experience and practical
olseryat On well usefulness II the prompt applca-
81 suitable remedies found In The important statement,
home but abroad that very large proportion OF those WAC
suffer mental disturbance nd absolute insanity pem
neatly recover placed Under treatment within year
aIte~ the symptoms have manifested themselves
II the Intellectual department Of the brain has become
hal-ted by Intense mental Application deprYng II OF us
connected thought only recover s strength
v ing loperly and nourshei By the OF certain
methods It is precisely 80 In every other department.
whether appetite propensity or passion, each reqCInDga
ther ami tel comb
tons The importance Of this branch OF medc, practice
sny names the securing OF hereditary titles and tie
tenti0n II estates in the came family
From long and large experience IN ms direction iavo
been abe command by the thankful appreciation
families 100 the and GER
family Communicate much Il cultivated minds IN conneo
with my pract al experience IN what pertains 20 the over
Of recovering their powers whether Of BRAIN appetite
propensity or passion
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"You have considerable floating pOpula-
ton in this village, haven't your asked stranger OF
OF the citizens of village the Mississippi well
yes-rathsr," the reply. About half the year the
water 10 UP " the see0nd+t0ry Windows"
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special committee on the proposals the completion q the
nc 1SSs we E. aha n %So s
and VIA SsitT popson
10 toe aq3 s s sss work aS
Sond make the $1,000 the limitation o. efpen
being sOo0J1 The Committee eco@sendsG ta1 .s
o. f' but viii probably be at the next meeting.
y JON AS ss.n na'sns
when the latter came ont with gun and de6eraey Hen nre sa
hs escape No DO ascnbed for the act save that
Bennett drunk.
VALLEY srRr,u-charles Craft brakeman the southern
Railroad bad h left hand cut on BY be M caught
Just below the elbow
JMArc,-Rapid progress Is made the grading
Foraye 10 Newt trechtane is nearly ready FOR the ties
and ir0n . ,e,.,,,,
WEsTFIELD.-Snce the decision rendered by Judge
Moore Brooklyn in favor OF the Drainage Commissioners FOR
the district comprising parts OF westded. Northaeid' ana
soathhed the taxpayers OF these towns have rso oy SUD
srp,lon an amount sufficient carry the 70 the supreme
Court 4 necessary 10 tho Court Of Apeas LIS SoS GT
The work. which is denounced as ob has already cost 'oou'
S'V'V'O HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MT. PLEAsANT.--The Excise Commissioners have
organized By the selection OF Daniel Odell Chairman,
Thomas ackett Secretary and Nelson Msbe Ireasur1
IGvNGToyhe liquor ds1ler have been thrown into graf
AGAINST them ali for Violations tho Excise laws, b. the
& FS s satbGr o2s a ss charge ssast
offenders.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The regular meeting Of the Homeopathic Medical
Society Comfy OF New York will be held at the ophha
osD Twenty thrlst and Third ave. this evening" .;d
Papers will read Tho Indications Tor OPERATION III
Fi6ous TtimCrs Of the Uters" and on Disinfecuoh'
The Bar Association held last evening its regular
monthly meeting p. presiding. The Committee ap
pointed the revision Of the law so Ear as compe
by Montgomery TROOPS legislative committee reported IN
general that the work most excellent Du t1ok tNcepo
To some minor features, and in these reiOr ~
The report accepted, bu- motion To PRINT ar opp
by Nh Tracy WHO said that although the legsa.D e d
done unexpected and good work IN asinG tAe
tls formidable body amendments ~. nj i1r te oONtiil
from signing biz. the printing was oiCsre alc we Wv
orno signature should have been given 10 the act opnB
the TC.isiUu
The Central Committee of the Liquor and Beer
Dealers OF NewYOrk and Brooklyn held meet
uc Yesterday afternoon The Committee appointed to wait Oh
the Excise Commissioners reported that they had asked ioI
ice for al qrOr stores ana Der "a 0ns az tS
of majority o. the commissioners were IN favor
Of tins proportion. and the Board promised TO IA IN une.
letter read rom the PRESIDENT u Tue
Wine and Spirit II dcrs society, stating that the SIGNATURES
lquOr dealers 70 circular addressed 70 ino
OF York in COarIess, asking tch ~
Affecting the liquor aud spirit trade hJd liae
an I'M rossiO ION those Congressman
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Fine Silver and Gold Plated Bronze, Nickel,
Antique STAIR RODS Old 'os sepELeG Si0e OF re4o
isbcd, aud made equal e. new. 80
W. r. s. J. ME8sEREAU, 90 Duane ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

KNOX will isSuc his Centennial Rocky Noun
tain Beaver Al summer May 10 the CAV Of the
grand opening ~ the Centennial Exhibition. Empo dnS III
Broadway and Fifth venue Hotel
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NEWARK

John H. ReocL of the Passaic Spring Works, a
prominent csimab!e gentleman. died Monday evening
The st. Ludwig Mission society of Munich Ba-
yara $500 toward paying the Indebtedness OF 81
Augu.nc's Roman Catholic CAurch ~ TINS Guy
John Etteuburgh was arrested in Mattawan and
bru to this CITY Monday the charge of cmbe2ze
uleut preferred by john W. Sne.aer OF Bloomfield
The Fire Department will not nave any general
tarad this year on 81 the EXPENSE Four 0i the
IaHics however propose TO parade on e Fourth ~ jay
Charles Thistle was baled for trial yesterday for
knocking down Elizabeth johnson Of No 81 Prince st. beat
iug her dragging the hdr aud threatening 10 stab her
The drugstore of j. Boier, AT No. 33J Market-St,
A private house Chestnut ST. and the saloon OF Christian
KurzenhuIrer al 80 ~ Markcs. entered by bur-
rs ON Monday night George CIlaedu ariested IN The
struggle and yesterday was committed for
tTsI.
On Monday evening John Mchenna, desperate
ruOan entered the David Markheim, at No. 900
Iradst and while cup.od the attention Of tic clerk
confederate entered re, f,ked quantity ~ goods and
gc his escape with th, ckenna also He'd, but was ar
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DIR. LYON's TOoTH TABLETS,
CONTAIN nothing iHju iodl 10 Ire Teeth.
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nlvnnn lid the cantnin. "hefore Won cal

"Well," sid the captain, "before you can
be n sailor you must be able make three ends 10 that
acc of rope; try It," "AI right" said the youn-ster,
here Is one end here IS another aud tchucnnS over
do
An enterprising Chinaran of Gold Hlil,
Ncy recently mounted the following sign, Handsomely
GhIrii.. wasbire done dam cheap" VirtuUus public
opinion soon Obliged him take down the sign aud nut
up one win less scripmGa in it Detroit Free Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

WrSTAI's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, the
most reliable Cough Remedy hs World 50 cts and 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
I iffany &C.,,
Union Square,
SILvERSMITHS,

Have lately introduced several
entirely novel methods OF Orna.
menting siIvcrware, including
inIaying with other metals and
with nieIlO enamel and the ap.
pIiCatiOn Of devices i'm relief,
tinted with delicate shades OF
color. They have also revived
the repOussc chasing i'm high re.
lief after the old English ham.
lmcrcd silver, and have patterns
Of spoons and forks i'm the style
ofihc fast century to correspond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

BRrGGSs Corn and bUNION REMEDIES safe
and sure Mailed 60 cents. BRIGGS Co, Newark, n. j.
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Announcements

BrvIONs and CORNs, BAD NAILS, Tender Feet,
cured by BGoss CORN BUSIoy REMEDIES sold by druggists
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NEW-.JEESEY.

ELIZABErH.- The cid Board OF Chosen Freeholders
held their final meeting yesterday The County Collector
reported hand and the county debt reduced
100000 t year The County Physician reported 20
deaths by accident e OF which u caused by
railroads The new BOARD conycno to-day Ihe Board
Sietsa H. Gihcoy President hc Board mas 90! ~ TO
the credit Of Charity Fund Mary B,ay Of jersey Gity
. ad sSlsi from 3. r. wiiianiss store.
HoroKE.-In consequence Of The alarm In the public
nearly 800 children have been Facci
atcd i'm the DAYS AZ School 80 3, on The
e OF ta OF Ss children there is an aycraes attend
of 24Od committee has been appointed To- confer WIN
Board Of "a. Commissioner orsnizei yeste"" cicsung
ti 81 - que LAST night an inqocst ,,,o. ne body
% t5d n ~ safE 81. i' On Monday morning o,ep near
n, ri ar shown To- hay, been mae 10y SiIn lion
hroi Al ,ercj that The man had To ms death st lo
hands OF 30, e unknown Noe to his Identification
w.5 obtlnr'.
pArgr,oAt meeting Of the Boardo' Freeholder- ye'ter
Aliens dis aoa ana a wS1 n9a sme tha the G was
0rbitaut that the court had u" authority o"utI
opsaniic b. the eiectoa Of 4 D. Winfield President and
Aaron + %lug clerk %52nG JIry Gn@ al t 5y M
some 10 the 1enirn1ai ng WnH Si9 i an! any aI t
thc Rookie, were SIN alive yrstey although no nope
cut per.s broken stone and powder and he is rem
dofel totally blind ne low, portion Of s boil IaAyLcd
TRF'ToS.-Therc are CO prs In toe County jail The
o'u15 gin. Company ceesatt it. IN anniversary
Last evening There general decoration with Hays
state Commissioner ~ Railroad 1aNaion Major
=. Yard is hly aged In making aTeas-cssment OF
ail railroad the state. There VII not probably
be any material change l The valuation IN" Young Mems
Ct..u Association held their annual meeting last evening
Eoari Of Chosen fr clClitrs viii organize To-
Gov Bcle and stan lei here Last evening for fhadcl
centennial today All the state officers VIII Also bo present
BAYoNsE-G I. Gchr, and other citizens have prepared
anst Principal Brewer ~ the FIRST Ward School
Language. Investigation has been begun SIR. rardoe
father the children. t,scd that hs badly
injured blow tho head that he suffered constantly f0n
attacks OF dizziness.
Ew-BAUAsWGrLGhe Board Of Water Commissioners have
organized by ccctng Joseph Fisher President and Kenneth
j an, Secretary The revival IN tie Fst Reformed
of The cd Of Chosen Frrohotrs was held yesterday
and the new board VIII organic 10 day.
EAST OEANsE-Tho Township Committee Monday
r~hL Tho Finance Committee presented the report Of the
T.. OF 1ahes as follows: Balance hand April /,
q G3 received, $50 55 total, 375 expended,
$3.50 81 balance on hand, 1888 "a.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Ihe Supervisors met yester-
Cay The Committee on thu P00rhouse and Farm, 10 whom
referred query from the Charities Aid Society n,
u the adyisaby of aboishins distinction between Tho
and county and making arrangements 10 place the
paupes throughout the state under cono of agents
OF the Society reported adversely 10 both proportions sug
gesDg no advantage TO either Taxpayers or paupcrs The
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Nov. 4-The Russo Turkish
armistice is regarded as highly favorable
to Russia. because it gives her time to
export her wheat crop and put her finan-
ces in better condition. The effect ON the
European wheat market naturally sug-
eests itself to the Turks: they can only
suffer by the enforced delay. The best
opinion is confirmed that Turkey must
succunb to Russia and that war will not
become general unless provoked by sub.
sequent immoderation on the part of
Russia, which is not anticipated. There
is no reasonable foundation Tor the SEN
sational story that Russia has already
demanded the withdrawal of the Turk
ish troops from Servla.
CoNsrANTINopLE, Nov. 4.-The For
eign Ambassadors met at the residence
of Sir Henry Elliot, British Ambassador,
yesterday, to settle upon method of de-
termining "a demarkation line between
the beiIigerent armies
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By ELEGR a ~ss7'
s9ScrAI. ro THE PIooHs DAILY RrcoRD
sY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEw York, Nov. 4.-Seven thousand
Mining Board to-day at the following
quotations. Belcher 1877, Bullion So,
California 62, Chollar 81, Cleveland 80,
Con. Hercules 55s, Con. Imperial so.
Lncerne l3S, Merchants Az. Mexican
800, Ophr 55, Original Comstock 90,
Savage l44 Silver City l, South Star
294.
aud it was difficult to fiud an unoccupied
seat from which the voice of the speaker
wss likely to be audible. A small stand
for the speaker has been erected at the
west end of the steps of the Treasury.
The gathering of stock brokers and
operators of Wall street, and business
men of that section were assembled at
the Treasury building this afternoon to
bear an address from Secretary Morrill,
on the financial aspect OF the present po-
litical campaign. The meeting was
called to order by exJudge James E.
Mott. and Theodore Roosevelt occupied
the Chair. list of the Vice Presidents
included most of the prominent names
on the street. Morrill, on coming for
ward was received with deafeniug cheers.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Weden O'Neil
has been appointed U. s. Marshal for
the District of Kentucky.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The address to
be delivered in Wall street this afternoon
by Secretary Morrill, has excited great
interest. There are indications that the
audience will be one of the largest and
most influential ever collected in this
city. The preparations for the demon.
stration are of the simplest kind, but
long before one O'Clock groups of inter
ested persons began to collect in the
ueighborhood OF the sub. Treasury, and
as the hour appointed for the address
drew near, the crowd became more dense
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-05
- Rev. sylvanus Cobb, OF Boston,
ierly Editor OF tho ''Christian
Freeman.

DEAR SIR:--It may be some satisfac-
ton to you to be informed of the result
of the trial of the Peruvian Syrup in my
family. My daughter was brought low
by typoid fever last Spring, and after the
fever lett her she continued very weak,
and the simplest food distressed her.
For months she remained in the same
debiltated condition; but from the frat
of September last, when she commenced
taking the Syrup, the digestive functions
improved, and she steadily gained
strength and vivacity; and now. ate.
taking two bottles. she is restored to O
good state of health; indeed, she appears
more really healthy than she has for
several years past. am of opinion that
the "Protoxide of Iron" contained in
the Peruvian Syrup, was adapted to her
case. and effected what no other known
medicine could have effected.
Yours truly. s. Com.
Sold by all druggists. olS-lm
"a DROWNING MAN WILL CATCH AT
STRw. If he catch it, it will do him no
good. Thousands of people, who have
neglected colds and coughs until they
have become dangerous. will rush to al
most every nostrum for relief. This is
why 80 many experiments are tried by
the sufferers. Gro to your druggist, buy
Il bottle of WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, and use it with confidence. 1t
will benefit at once and ultimately cure.
1t is no straw; hold on to it and be
saved. Sold by all druggists. o1S-1m
SOLE AGENCY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for Comstock Record, San Fran
cisco Post, Daily Enterprise, Salt Lake
Tribune and Eureka Sentinel. Also
dealer in California and New York news
papers, school books. stationery, music,
cigars and tobacco, Main street, one
door above Meadow Valley street. II
TAKEN Up.--A light bay saddle horse
with white star in the forehead. was
taken up by me in Dry Valley on Octo-
Der l4th. The horse is also branded
but am unable to make it out. The
owner is requested to call, pay charges
and take the horse away.
o2l-1m e. THIBAULT.
| " N nav "So'AA PASp"ASA w Wv $50 hANNA
of tin, sheet iron and copper work and
also to put up stoves SO that there is nc
danger OF fire. Parties desiring thai
kind of work will save money by giving
us a call. j. J. HALpIN & Co.
o13.u
DID You SAY SoMETHINa?-Celebratet
Boca Beer, fine Wines and Liquors ant
elegant Cigars, only one price one bit
at Panaca Saloon, Lacour street. n.
FULL assortment of groceries and pro
visions at T. G. Poujsds's, Meadow Val
lev street. If.
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wine
at Poujade's. IF
CHEEsE.-Fresh White River chees
just received at T. G. Poujade's.
A HoRsr and light wagon for sale.
tt W. B. WILSON.
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.,xcIsCo STOCK REPORT.
s,y FaASurBoo. November 4.

San FaASorsoo. November 4.
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p,tr~nsrial-3s 81 8. SIS 3.52b 3.JTa
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shnidance-l4
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PACIFIC COAST.

REDDING, Cal. Nov. 4.-The Caland,
Oregon stage Company's coach, carrying
the United States mails and Wells, Far
go Il Co.'S express, was stopped by three
masked highwaymen last night at -
O'Clock. miles north of this place and
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S treasure box taken
containing eleven hundred dollars. also
the registered mail pouches, all of which
were cut and broken open and handed
back to the driver. Ben Holiday and
party were passengers. They were not
molested; parties are in pursuit OF the
robbers.
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Music IN THE HAREM.-Pars, August,
1875. Felicien David, recently deceased,
spent five years in the East. While he
was at Cairo Mahomit Ali engaged him
to teach the piano to the women of his
harem. Felicien David gladly accepted.
for he was extremely poor, and besides
his Imagination was intlaDed by the
thought OF seeing the beauties OF the
East. lie went to the harem. The chief
o! eunuchs said to Felician David speak
ing in bis shrillest treble voice: Would
you be good enough to begin the esson
at once?" Pelican David answered
Willingly. Where are the lades?"
The chief of eunuchs became furious.
What, dog. of giaour, do you expect to
be introduced into the presence of the
wives Of His Majesty? You must give
the music lesson to u.s." ITO you?"
Yes, to US. Teach US as you would have
taught the ladies and we will repeat the
lesson to them" 1t was in vain Felician
David told the chief OF eunuchs that ne
could not teach music in that way, and
as the chief OF the eunuchs would no,
consent to any other method, Fel,cian
David was shown the door, New Or.
leans Picayune.