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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26
THANKS "FROM THE DEPTHS OF ThE
HEARTH


WELLINGTON, Ioran county. Ohio, August ~. 1875
DR. r. v; rIsscE. Buffalo; y. VI.
rRy. DIR sAcEs CArARRn REMEDY have proved OF tbs
e me SIX months no 1ns p n.
scrofus msnfsssng itself erupons and est blotches
Ss saa ss causing
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terrible chronic csssrr and fact was dsessed thst
Ss : 9th so 2:
. aaa a a. ss
couraged but after taking four bottles Of the Discovery
s sHsa ss
I" Sps ss.p:s s ss f0ss ss q ssa '
"a o ssd WON o the 81
heart for the great good . has done me- Very
Most medicines which are advertised as blood pnriSsrs
and liver ~dicnes contain either mercury ~ s,s form e
agents have tendency break the blood
sysem and should ssrsoss Be-
PIEncns GoLDsx MxDIc4I DIscovEsr the other hand
and ross viii IL cass produce injury being
70 soS, sms ana As blood naeI
ofshrty years ago anu may well give place. = = doing
which sor medical investigation and scovsry has b.carhs
81 right !. .r 81 neck scs ssocss
nanmasions ndolens inaamm alton msrcura affections
other blood disssss. Dr. PrrRcrs GoLpxs NxpicAI Dis
and insraesabls SOLD By Al dealers Il
medicines
A-THE SUMNER STYLE OF cENTLExEN,s
Ars IL the brilliant conception Of KNOX. He will supply
with just such ~ article your taste jadsmsst are
%is az vSi c,s "''
ALL METAL TRUssEs ARE SUPERSEDED BY
Truss coSPXSY oss Brosessy comoriaSy heds ana
rupture.
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYE STANDS UNRlvAT.
led. s shades natural. It's action instantaneous
Wholesale and retail. ~ John 81
GOOD SOUND CLARETs AND sAUTERNEs, YR0n
psr syots Ss.nas sl, y ~;
~ o. -" = ~. seD oIo~1~ny -" " su'on :"
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
The very hes ak for ST. 57 broadway and 82l Arch
Philadelphia.
LADIES', MISSES, HENiLEarN'e AND Boys
Boots. SHoks and CATERS Patronixo MILLER 4 Co.
M. . Union square
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI.
Aeratsa Beverages JOHN MATTHhwS. LIST ~. and 25sh
ST. city.
WIGS rouPEEs--G. RAUCHFUss, PRACTICAL
wigmaker and Importer OF Human Hair ~ East 18th
a. HATS. 81 90 ZINE PEARL HATS; SILK
Han, 81 81. worth 81 Is Nsw Church S.. up sssss
NEW QUALIFICATIONS.
A RE you GONG INTO TIKI. q ,uNTRYs
IA uOyEJ0UNAl contains now list 81 Summer Hesoetss
giving prices. distances and other particular
So S st PIILIrs co. No. r.r pI.ss xsx Ysr.
NAxcEKs-NEw TREATISE EXPLAINING THErs'
Drs BROWN 4 sf0DDxRD. No. wsss izsh =
1VENTENNIALsKY OcKETs.-Aw fDEAwAkE 1ook
~ Tor railroad travel You will miss trees Without y
fSnEAPBsT B00KsT0RE IN rHE woaLD.-caAxo
0'n''na''' o''i .fsSaT 'bsos Va s.s...s
DEAD GENERAL snERMAN's LETTER
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twentyicur hours, In COM
par,son with the corresponding dato Of last year. -
indicated by the thermometer a. hudnurs pharmacy,
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Average Temperature yceterday. t51
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year ~,
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GREAT BRIrAAN GIVEN IN HER DIPLOMATIC
RESOLVE.

RESOLVE.
LONDON, Nay %. 1874
The Times Paris despatch says u seems that certain
offers have becn made to England the invitation Of
Germany TO modify the points TO which England OBJ
jects 10 the Berlin memorandum.
England however has reiterated her refusal to give
her adhesion 70 the orandum.
FRENCH PROPOSITION ruR SETTLEMENT.
II Is also alleged that tho French government on
Monday addressed proposal Tor general conference
to tho other Ave Powers.
LIKELY sUccExn
The Times correspondent adds:--"ff my ,nforma-
ton Is correct tho general conicrcscs viii deal
specially with tho question Of armsticc. The
nedcssi,y for attempt pacication Is evident
that many think the proposals fora General Conference
will be accepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26

INClPIENT CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED BY
using HALE's HONEY HoREnorSD AND TAR.
PIXIES TOOruACHK DROPs In minute.
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The Porte Sovereignty and The Treaty Of 1856
Superior to Montenegro Rebellion.
CHANGE DEEPLY CONCERNED
The French Definition OF the
Constitution Approved by
the Paris Press.
TURKEY.

UNITED srArzs SHIP At sALoNICA--ALI
ouuT-ENoLAND's REASONS yoE DISSENT
FROM THE BERLIN MEMoRAxDux-A SEVERE
BLOW TO MoNrxxEoRIS AGITATION.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE. !
LONDON, May Is, 1876
The United States ship Franklin has arrived at
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THE UNDERWRITERS BECOMING CAUTIOUS.
LONDON, May %. 1876.
The STANDARD says there was some inquiry At
Lloyds yesterday concerning risks vessels
the Mediterranean.
No transactions actually reported
The New York herald., 1876-12-15

CATALOGUE or THIS oc,rsv PAYS rErDAD SALE.
TEAM BLACK HORSES io HANDS HIGH. AND 8
vice. iast travellers; have been used in private
rage and sold lor want Of use set silver mounted
COUPE, IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY JOHN r..
GRAY corPE on CARRIAGE HORSE, 10 HANDS
high. years old; kind and true IN all harncssi FREQ
~ every way sase ana reliable, and warranted sound
FoUk-shAT albany sI.EIiil, is GOOD ORDER.
BRowN fioRsE. Isl. HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; FREQ from vice prompt
Bss HSs 'Ssx sxss E hssSs ii G YEARS OLD
kind and true in all harness; free from vice. q first
s s.a IN @
ROAD wA.oS. iS GOOD ORDER, Bunr BY
BLACK MARE. BLUcHER STOCK, HALF SISTER TO
all harness: free from vice traveller free and
.,ylisn driver, ivsr,, anf warranted sound
WiiITE wolf ROBE. BLACK BEAR ROBES
nEs1 SnEsE3 HPbES 6SS m SsS n HG YEARS oLp
kind and true in all ~ % ns from ns es sa c
Tor ESS EHaNiSSiS cop .2a enaEF Hio
old: kind and in all harness: free from vice; has
fine style and acton fears nothing, and is safe aud
GLASS StAhTEsED COACH. BUILT BY WOOD
goyE WnEELEp ppG CART sy w9op BROS z; S
kind and ns l in Al free from
traveller fears nothing free and steady driver, and
Tor ROAD WAGON. NEARLY NEW.
Several good family and work Horses; descriptions time Of
fnhfss fhAkfSss. S1SS ootfk HaSb1MAen aSb cMoAAcaEs
SALE CoMMENCEs AT 10 O'CLOCK
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spoRrrSc-poes. BIRDS. &C.

SPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS. &C.
RkEFcH LoADEks AND MrzzLF-LOADERs AT
l)nuetlon, by tn. best makers by TuNIs JOnNssSN,
Auconcer 81 Nassau Tuesday, December TO- at IL
O'Clock.
LNOR SAILS Settlers 4 THOROUGHLY BROKEN:
warranted point back aud retire from land and wa
ter Pointers OF the quality syoung three
months to old from best stock; Ncwfoundlands
and Pups II. GARDNER. cornsr 5rh st. aud Broadway
TWO rHoRouGHBRED GaEyHouNDs FOR SALE
cheap. 269 West 55tb ST
lNANrED-A OR III POUND BnEEcH-LoADER;
w central IRE. action: ~ bore Purdey, Dougai
RiGty. Grant, Richards. Scott Meblcy: also lobore
pounds. Address, stating price, SPORTSMAN. box 10
Herald office.
POOL SELLING.
IIPPoDRoME RAcEs.-AGCTION. FRENCH AND
Pools sold afternoon evening AZ
Saucrs Hotel, 10Th 81. anu 4th
POWELL. late of Johnsons
DooLs SOLD AT THE LIBBY HOTEL, NORTHWEST
corner eth st. and ith the races NJ 6more's
Garden GEORGE SHAN.
TATTERsALfis. LET BRoADwAY.-FRENcH AND
combination Pools Norfolk and ail sporting
events MrDOuGALL co.
The New York herald., 1876-12-15

HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
UcTioN HoUsE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
11U AND Il2 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4Tu Ay.
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A UcTIoN HOUSE or ARCH: JOHNSTON.
n 49, II. - and .5 18th ST..
near University place.
oLDEsT ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
9; EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. Al 10 O'0LoCK.
- hours to three days trial on horses warranted sound
: THIS DAY FEIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
= AN ELEGANT TEAM OF WE'LL BRED BAY CAR.
: rage Horses; are 10 hands high, 8 and = years
z harness very spirited but perfectly gentle, very
= fine high knee action. extra stylish gait; can be
driven close 10 locomotive and are mot afraid Of
y Anything do not shy or pull of great bottom and
:. endurance; can be driven by any Of the
team is excellent roadster. and trot mile
top wagon in less than minutes; there " no
): better more reliable carriage team in the city
Z they are warranted sound and without fault OF
s: SET DOUBLE HARNESS. made to order
o GERMANTowN KoCkAwAI, in good order. with
& LARGE BAY HORSE l6lS hands. years old; kind in
. single and double harness; free rom vice excel
: lent family. business or work horsc every way re-
: DARK BROW HoRsr, i5'l hands, 0 years old; kind
: in all harness free from vice; an excellent horse
= PONY SLEIGH uwoscaD, in good order, by KimbaL
= PARK PHAEroE. Pole ana Shafts, in good order by
Z FINE TEAM soRRKL MARES. la,s hands. 9 years
old; kind in al, harness; FREQ from Vice have been
- used In city and country: are not afraid OF loco
= motive or anything else; are good. Tree, stylish
8 drivers we'll matched .t in size, gait. style and
70 reliable; warranted sound.
z EXTENSION TOR PHAETON, in good order, by
2 BLACK PONY HORSE, IA hands, years old; kind in
all harness and under saddle; has not vice or
: trick q any kiad: . good pony for any purpose;
SHyES ESSE rSk
LARGE AssORTMExT Of every kind Of CARRIAGE.
WAGON. SLEIGH Harness, Robes, &c. Wealth.
o'c%ocK. nesel 'n'''''''' WIN o1' 0AA1'' a. ~
The New York herald., 1876-12-15

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On that il warranted sound Kind and
In harness. from threc days Is to test
The New York herald., 1876-12-15

l,227 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
combination Pools on Norfolk races and ail sporting
MrDOtGALL co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
RURAL INCENDIARISM.

In the village OF West Chester, wcs,chestcr county,
where o.trecurrng inceLdarism has bancd detection
for several months past there not a little cx-
citement yesterday over the apprehension, under po
culiar circumstances, Of man charged with having
burned down dwelling house in that place about two
years ago. The arrest was brought about in the fol-
lowing manner:-Bernard Cameron a laborcr, living
in the village appeared before Justice Jarvis and
made an affidavit in which he specifically
charges that a certain night, nearly two years
since Martin Guvin, also resident OF that place.
IN the presence OF tho deponent set ire the house
he (sulvinl at the time IN charge OF, and which
was owned by John T. Wright whose wife is said TO be
relative OF Gulvin Cameron also alleges his dep
osition that before tho torch was applied they both,
~ Gulvin's suggestion. swore Bible that they
would divuqc tho secret Of the crime The house
alluded to- together with the furniture it contained
insured for $4,000, considerable portion or
which the insurance companies paid compromise.
Immediately on receiving the money II Us said that
Wright and his vile Left for California where they
still living Gulvn has long been suspected OF having
wilfully destroyed tho property lie arrested on
warrant issued by Justice Jarvis, and locked up to
await examination. 1t Is limited that Csmeron's course
In thus appearing against Gulvin has been prompted
By promise OF some kind the part OF tho latter
which may not have been fulfilled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
THE LooKPoRr SENSATION CASE.
From the Rochester Union.l


The recent trial OF Frank NJ Armstrong In Lockport
for seduction under promise OF marriage Of Miss Dora
F. Wilcox attracted attention than any criminal
proceeding has taken place in that city for years
1t resulted will be remembered, in the conviction OF
the prisoner, and his suspended TO give
him sufficient time Ak tho matter up with Miss Will
cox matrmonially II possible The rumor that the
latter would probably DO effected created considerable
popular indignation, very many anxious TO
Armstrong 60 to Auburn. reporter OF the Lockport
Journal has interviewed the high contracting parties
Thursday evening Armstrong and Dora met In one OF
the parors Of the Niagara House and there convcrscd
on tho subject OF what would be for tho best
terests OF all Darius Armstrong, the father
OF tho convicted opposed 70 the holding
OF such conversation, unless ir tho presence OF
two competent witnesses. Accordingly two persons
admitted in their presence. These Witnesses say
that, although they did not listen to all that said,
the conversation was OF such tone that no one would
have suspected they were enemies but tow hours be-
lore the dcnouncng the others character as that
OF ewd young woman, the other striving to send her
scduccr the state Prison. II rs reported that they
chatted like lovers. After conveisine short timo
they expressed their for the existing state OF
affairs and endeavorcd to To terms by which the
convicted might escape the punishment which awaits
him At the hands Of The law She agreed to marry him
" he would give her as security, IN case he should
again forsake her. the OF $1,000 THIS, u is said,
Armstrong agreed to do N his father would sanction IL
This very important consideration, ms the young
could not vouch for Its payment, not being pos
scssed OF much, and the old Armstrong was as
howeverhc must accede TO the terms the young lady
stands irm his will be Obliged TO take trip to
Auburn About ten days time yet remain for him 70
make up his mind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08

This ngc OF ours, remarkable in many things and
proud Of its superiority preceding times, Is not
10 be outdone by tho past in meteorological wonders
II has been that history records tho credit or
the past rains OF human hair and blue silk but lis page
is silent upon the descent Of any living things True,
the fairy story books tell Of the times when II rancd
and dogs but the fairy story books not relia
BILE aud II is very improbable that and felines
ever descended upon earth in such happy communion
the books relate. Tho first well authenticated ac
count OF q rain instinct with life from Canada,
where according Hon. Judge Tasheran, shower or
fires fell with the and covered several acres The
shower copous one, and unnumbcred millions or
the insects were brought to earth Tho Judge has pre-
served bottle full of these wonderful flies, which
are said TO resemble mosquitoes, and sent u
to Dr. Lorne OF Laval University. who will examine
and report In this last meteorological phenomenon
the advocates Of the evolution theory have strong cor
roboraton Of their logic. II has raned hair tpcrhaps
owing to difficulty between the cats and dogs men,
toned the fairy books It has raincd what sup
things. has been from this article put never
before have insects been showered upon US II the
rain comes In the form OF dies in 1875, why not
monkeys IN the year 1000 and men and women IN tho
year 5000 II the evolution theory had been advanced
before the 1853 when blue silk fell from heaven,
any one reasonably doubt that the Prussians OF
that time would have looked forward TO the day when
dresses, ready made and trimmed, would dcscendy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
POLICE BOARD.

The Board Of Police mot yesterday, General Smith
in the chair. communication received from
number OF citizens OF the Twenty-nrst ward setting
forth that the performances given in Glass Hail.
the Of Thirty fourth street and Second avenue,
were obscene and should be suppressed by tho police
Referred to the Counsel OF Board for opinion
power OF the Board TO Interfere
Patroman Doran, sixteenth precinct aud Black,
Thrty-nrst. were smisscd from the force.
The resignation OF Patroimen Mcclure, Fifteenth
precinct, and Hartigan Fourth, were accepted.
The following opinion from the Counsel Of the Board
relative 10 tue apartments IN the Central otco now
cupied by the Board Of Health was rccovcd:-
To rnK BoaRp or PoLtcT -
GtSrLRusSiiercw,h ter return the resolution Of
the Board Of Health relating to the occupation by u Of
portion OF Office 90 the Police Department
aud 70 say tina; after careful examination " the coasiders
presented Of the opinion and respectfully advise
that the control and disposition Of the building known
the Central once belongs the Police Department. and
Board Of ah has no legal right 10 the
any part 81 such premises by snrcrancc Of the
Board Police have add that the COUNSEL IT the Cor
poratior IN the foregoing op,nion sir,
obedict 4 servant. CHARLES n MCLEAN.
Counsel . the Board Of Police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
DOLAN'S RESPITE.

Yesterday morning Dolans counsel received letter
from Rev. Dr. Reuben Parsons, of ST Teresas rectory,
Henry street, stating that several prominent clergy
men strongly sympa,hized with the condemned man
and that the Of these clorgymen would be added
to the signatures already attached TO memorial TO
tho Governor Great efforts will DO made to induce
the Governor change his resolution not TO interfere
o stay tho process the Law. Mr.. Howe,
panied by Miss Linda Gilbert. the prsoncrs friend"
and Commissioner Bailey. OF the Board OF Charities
and Correction started tor Albany yesterday evening
lay the petition personally before him. II s believed
that the postponcmcnt OF the execution from Good
Friday 10 April u for the purpose OF avoiding any
offence the strong Catholic feeling in regard TO that
day, and that the Governor viii now firmly decline to
interfere any further.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
TRICHINE IN INDIANA.

IFrom the IndiannpOils scntlncI
About three weeks ago the family OF Mrs d. Kauf-
man, residing at No $40 East Washington street. wcrc
taken III very suddenly and on investigation II was
found that the four persons affected had eaten OF
sausage and was correctly supposed that the disease
was caused by trlchInn. Thursday Miss Mcna kauf-
man. a young lady twenty years or age dcd alter
terrible suffering. and a post-moricm made by Drs
Fletcher and Wright confirmed that theory. In small
portion OF the muscles OF the distinctly
visible. leaving room 10 doubt the existence and
fatal result OF this terrible parasite. number OF
deaths from this have been reported recently
and In nearly every has been found that the
pork which contained the worm had not been cook I'll
done when cooked at ALL Tho doctors all agree that
the only protection is IA having all pork well cooked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
A MURDERoUs HfGHwAYMAN.

Mr. Abraham Grob was passing the corner OF Grove
aud Second streets, Jersey city. ON his way home,
about midnight Thursday night. when he vas fclicd
to the ground By blow Of club on the lack OF the
head lie remained unconscious till he wasep,ckei up
by two gentlemen who had him conveyed TO his homo,
No. 4l4 Grove street. Medical attendance was pro-
cured, and found thaI there was severe confu-
sion on the back 81 the head, but The skull was not
fractured The lett Lex fractured below the knee.
and there several bruises tho body II y sup
posed that the pcrpeiraior Intended 70 rob sr orob
while he was PROSTATE. bat IS the locality Is greatly
frcqucnted E.vroughiarc he was scared from his pur
pose ny the sound Of approaching Footsteps There
no Glow 70 The scOundrel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08

Sir John Ross In tho forenoon Of August D Inc
patches Of red from which they derive tneir
name could be seen clearly al distance oil Ten mics
from the coast II had line deep hue mol AZ az
Ike the brown stain which noticed when WIS mere
before All the rorgcs and In which the snow
had lodged were deeply tinted with t. had now no
difficulty in jus,ying The somewhat poetical nonen-
cinturc which Sir John Franklin applied 10 this locality
Tor II tho snowy surface dinuscd. ~ II y no
doubt earlier in the season. would be the pre-
vasng color. The red snow was diversified with large
surfaces Of beautiful green and aiopccus."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08

PURSUING CORRUPT OFFICIALS.

Tho Grand Jury now IN session At Jersey cmy suni-
mcrci y ssertay largo number or witnesses 10 give
'ge'inrnyin relation 20 tho charges Of bribery and
r.aileasarss preferred against Police Commissioner
Ecnaa1ptn and other city officials Among the Wit
nesss - stph Aulcnreitn, who AYERS that ne gavo
scgAt " toue amounting to $500 70 obtain tho con-
tfs-t iNf tNWpslng dead animals, and that Mr. Ed
rfyGtt effikcd xiOc Of this amount directly in .
selopI "a Ncvsfk avenue He also gave an expensive
suu - cetbcs "a George Warm clerk 10 the Police
~ ehti~trinert. which Warm admitted 10 Court he
1885 fe<eIFcu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
CRIME IN KENTUCKY.


The seven negroes sentenced 10 the Penitcntary AZ
the recent term OF our circuit Court were taken
Frankfort last Monday, all for grand larceny and ono
year each one OF the officers who conveyed them,
Judge Minor called 10 see the Governor and told him
his mission. us 10 possible" said His Excellcncy,
THAT the proud little county Of Boyle should send
seven convicts Al term 10 the pcastcntiary -
Yes sasd tho Judge. hrt tncy not natives of
tho county, arrivals that wc have 10 tho
dry docks Tor repairs" The Judge learned that tho
Fencnt.ary Full TO overlooking, PIG convicts
within the ~alls, ~ Of whom are females There are
"A IN for life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
ARREST OF A WALL STREET BROKER.

Deputy sheriff Hassou yesterday arrested Merton
p Huschison. Wall street broker, on the complaint
Of George A. and John Merwin. The plaintiffs aIleso
that the @th OF September last they gave Huchison
note for 81 1853 ~ He promised 10 have the motto
discounted and pay The proceeds to them Ii claimed
that Hntchson subsequently pledged the note at tho
Merchants National Bank as security for a loan Of
800 and applied the money 10 his own The de-
PENDANT held to bail in $500. default OF which
he vas locked up in Ludlow Street jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
THE Q. A. U. CONSPIRACY.

a bill has been prepared in Jcrsey City and will 10
introduced in the New Jersey Legislature on Monday
evening providing that any persons who shall conspIre
deprive any OF the rights and priv.
icgcs guaranteed by the constitution Of the United
states account Of religious opinions shall guilty
OF . msdcmcanor punishable BY inc or Imprisonment
or both. The bill lcveled entirely at tho o. A. IT,
that being the only order In the state that cnons rci
gioug prescription.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
FIRE ON LONG ISLAND.

Early yesterday morning flames were discovered
bursting from the large mansion Of Mr. Jesse Foster
al f3rushy Neck, near the village OF Sag Harbor l.
Tlss alarm given Immediately. and every effort
made subdue the IRE, but TO purpose. The build
ing. with great part Of It's contents. was entirely
destroyed. involving loss OF from $l2 to SIS 000
only partially covered BY insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
FLOATING HOTEL FOR THE GEN.
TENNIAL
IRON the Richmond whig.l

The elegant steamship Isaac Bell has been taken on
the Old Dominion line and is being fitted up
kind Of floating hotel for the accommodation OF visitors
10 the Centennial II win between this city and
Philadelphia and will in that city week at
time. perhaps longer thus giving persons an oppor
tunity OF seeing all that occurs The boat will DO tho
headquarters OF the visitcrs and viii be conducted
the principle OF a hotel Tho company purpose max
ing arrnn scments with such military companies do
sire TO visit the Centennial II 10 supposed that tho
expense OF the trip made In this way viii be about $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08

Observation-Disclosures. Metuchen, N. j., April o.
1876, oy The Rev. Y. q. Blight, GEoRGE W. GREAsoS
ENxA A. HiLtdER, only daughter Of Richard aud Emma
Hiher, all Of the above place. No cards
HAKptSG--CuLBgRr tho Church OF tho New
Jerusalem. On Wednesday. Apru 8. 1876. hy Lha Raw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CAsrARr-HEsrER.-on April ?. 1875 wALpxxAR
CAsrARy, OF Berlin to AMELIA. daughter Of David Hex
ter, Of New York city. No cards
Philadelphia papers please copy.