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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-23
A REMINISCENCE.

Miss Grundy, the sparkling lady
correspondent II Washington Of the
New York Graphic, writes that journal
q letter full of interesting reminis-
oences of occurrences connected with
the assassination Of Lincoln. Her
description of the pail OF horror that
rested over the city that dismal, driz-
zling Saturday in Apri! is absolutely
true, and could only eulanate from one
who Witnessed and suffered what she
so graphically relates. Her letter re-
calls to our mind All example of re-
portorial bathos which appeared that
morning in Forney's Chronicle, and
which we have never seen %equaled.
! We all know how, when the mind is
strung up to a lofty pitch of any in
I tense feeling the sli ghtest jar of alb
surdity strikes it with redoubled effect.
The tendency to laugh at some ludi-
crous circumstance is always more I'M
4, comfortable. The columns of tie
Chronicle were heavily draped in
J, mourning and the reporter had done
his best-and never since the firing OF
the Epesian dome had local had such
y ~chance-to depict ia words the in
tense feeling that pervsded the town.
He wound up his picture of the de-
tails of the bloody deed in the follow
ing remarkable words: "The assassin
left behind him a hat, a spur and a
gloom and horror never before felt in
the land" The hysterical laugh which
could not but follow was a temporary
relief to many an overstrung mind.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-23

THE SECRET SERVICE FUND.-The
dispatches to-day bearing upon the al
legged corruption in the disbursements
Of the Secret Service Fund, and Grants
connection Herewith, are very con-
licting. The President is represented
by one special as Declaring his abso-
lutte innocence Of all wrong and his
earnest desire for a thorough investi-
gaticn. 1t is to be hoped that this may
be afforded him, and that the country
may be spared the disgrace Of witness
ing its Chief Magistrate tainted with
the corrupt practices 20 rife among bis
subordinates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-23

THE Avalanche says that trade dol
lars are scarce at Silver City, Idaho.
So we presume are twenty-dollar
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-23

The HORSE CAR PoEM.-Most Of
our readers have heard of the horse
car poetry. Many attribute the author
ship of that poetry to Mark Twain,
and even . number Of newspapers
make the same mistake. Mark Twain
did not write that beautiful poety, but
he quoted If once, and then built up a
fancifulisketch upon il as a text, about
a literary nightmare. Mr.. Brooks, of
the New York Times, and Mr.. Brom-
ley, ofthe Tribune, were the authors,
and they were Inspired by reading a
notice on . ear OF the Fourth-avenue
horse railroad. .sira
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-23
Collector Sed.wick's Accounts
Found Correct -Ehc Chinese
Laundry Case.
igh.hamded Proceedings ofthe Cal
if0rnin Whisky Ring.


SAN RANtistO, Apih --s
Referring to the coimmotion in
crooked whisky circles here, and the
statement OF Chas. Warner 10 the effect
that his life had been threatened on ac
count of disclosures made by him af-
feeling mennbers of the whisky ring, II
is stated on reliable authority that his
is not the only case OF the kind; that
several parties who have given inlor-
nation to the Government agents have
been warned to leave the country or
take the consequences of staying.
Prescription has also been extended to
the business interests OF parties, some
of whom have already been made To
suffer for their action.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-23
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
New Member of tsse stock En-.
change-I>Olm pedro.

change-DOIm pedro.
SACRAMENTO, April %.
Archibald Mckiniay, for a long
time cashier OF the Bank of British
North America, has become a member
of the San Francisco Stock Exchange.
taking the seat of Geo. w. kinZie, for
which he paid $4,000, The largest
amount ever paid for a eat, except in
the case of McDonald's recent pur-
chase.
Mayor Bryant has received informa-
ton through The Brazilian Consul here
that Dom Pedro will not arrive until
Tuesday, instead of Monday; he will
lay over one day at Salt Lake.
Attempted suicide.
SACRAMENTO, April %.
A mar named Burton attempted to
commit suicide at 4 O'Clock this after
noon. in his room ON J street, by shoot.
ing himself in the head. Burton was
a partner in a saloon on the corner Of
Front and J streets. No is
known for the attempt.
Collector Sed.wicL's Accounts
Found Correct Thc Chinese
Laundry Case.
SAN Francisco, April %.
The examination of the accounts OF
Revenue Collector Sedgwick vas com
pleted Yesterday. Every thing was
found correct.
The case involving the constitution
alitv of the law taxing Chinese laun-
dries came up for argument yesterday
in the Third District Court. but was
continued at request of The District
Attorney, who wanted more time TO
prepare his points.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sRir PgSes Rvrsgr CBrl Wade froui Quebec Ter Ion
dsn with iuaher il ashore sbove Absaeuianes tS Law
scHR VIZ ALLys at Alex sndris 18th from Jersey CITY
aground when Port fooe aud resnaned there for
severa hours IN I'll gotten OFF by the Belle Haven.
scHR SaKcri FiBENs. which was lost the passage
FROM New Orleans Utla Insured nearly her fil
despatch FeDSacoia the Portland
sIncnhces cha, the crow safe.
scgR SEA ouEHS psttingiN. FROM Franklin Me. for Now
Yvrk, arrived ss saisn June IT leaking badly.
ScsocrGn Of about GO tons, up.
10 miles SE OF Cape rorpeiso ths 18th inst Only three
LISTERS si nail oculd DO made IL Nd be
long Go Portland Or Eockiand-
AsrRIcAE IIOTDs supplement- for June. published BY
Messrs Hartshorne King is received. We notice 1t
tais the of valuable shipping
yprh vessels and repairs .Angs, valn
able to thoso Interested In shipping
BrLrAsr Juno 2sAs the schr Vim WashDgton, Towle,
was hesfny down tbs coast near White Head last Thurs
poe The Washington had her mains all badly
anSoom broken aud Can't Towe knock ed overheard The
Captain sAd got board the Pavilion. and II
Washington which lumber laden sn bou,d for Boston,
Pr, back TO this port for repairs.
QpKBxr June 3l-Thc arrivals from this port
have been I:s of 81 ss tons) than
corresponding date OF last rbe vessels Gle
quickly and she arrivals from lew, and
small number reported sailed FOR this port
SANFHAScrsco June .S-The bark xnes Chvston thump
-Four fstbo Bank yesterday and owed in 10y the
docked tor repairs Her load oil lumber
kept her from sinking.
spIrxuILpING the ship OF Alex Yeats Sous, o
1850 tons building by Mr. Lynch Portland NB Is fast sp
preaching being planksd ceiled
laid She viii prove very superior vessel and Will be ready
In about month 49, . -
Nckels and others has been temporarily suspended
awaiting the arrival vessel with hard pine panking
ksve sc. The ship building by Lane Is fast
completion and Will be launched the coming
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE 80. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
lSponrrb NY yen rACrrs uAgAip
ws,rsSrouy I'M gGRAYu

RSYonrpD ny SxRALp eryNh rACsrs ungAiD
wBirsSrouy NEGpAYu LINZ
Steamer Ihein .G.r. Irxnts, Bremen June IL and
scnshasastou cob wi.r ras.engsrs Ussieb,
CO. - ,.,,, r,s.su. o,,v.. ,u. .,
amt ksy We, ."s, ~, na ~ MISE 40 S ,n' -, aL
vessel of About $50 or 80 yth stem and
steamer Gen Barnes chs-sman savannah Jurs g. -th
s,.a,aer Gs.s Lsves Del. wish mdss :hs
Bsrk Arnona ,.r caaero. Alicante - days. IN baiisst
Bark Mn,rrnas gsser.. Barbados, with to Dwight
Bri~ raria Brown. Ssisrzss Jo-e is. with sugar 80
scnr LADY Woccbnry wcodsnry. Bel's, Hon. 10 da,-.
Sehr xsrr.ss. Reed B.rseos. with iru' 10 81 Wen
sshr fnars-d Rowland seorvvnsu. 50. d.y, with
rXssEp THROUGH HEId. aArx
BOUND souTE.
s,ssmst city o. yi'easms, Springer New Bedford Zoe
tissi,s & ys"ns rrs,deq,s 60. New York
ssnr Tsny Not. Judd Gardiner for Xs- ysrk.
Schr wslisr rhorrdte. cusLnsu. Uockisnd for Ne~
yor.
Ea..: Elm cite S.s ss Nf.s sssi. sT ~ Sfs
sssI orion NTH rrcyde.ss nt ,.,s,; e. Nc. YER.
schs '.amon. ks.tc Ban-ur i,r Now yers.
sd. TwilisIt. seaman. Ii.rtfors Tor New York
' SsS,bs ss ifagiSs asal oi rss.n Ss g. for New York
schr : Ss,pi,h. snov Providence Cor New York.
sr s . 1,sPs r.S sS'ss '
VI Wsrjsrd. sprasue. Providence Tor New York.
ROUND EAST.
s,ssmer Gscrge wa.hing,cu. weiiehesd New York for
UahtxN. NJ. aud - johns. NJ
steamer Deiaware siniiu Now York for Fsu Eivcr.
~texrrec rhe ksne New York tor Ncv London sud
Nurxich
>rhr scott tBr,. Scott, New York for =, John. NE.
SchrDs Vc.,-r. P.f'it. New N"rt for Fsirhaven
Schr fii-ht. Weeks. Amucy fnr Boston.
ScirJ u Enhinsru Harvey. Nnboy TOR Providence.
~rbr wu Nc,ohh Clev~isnd. Iicboten for Bridgeport
~:hr ilannsl Brown >ackett, Nerlsuks foint for
Providence.
s,hr Josephine. Ellis. Hobokcn for Dennis
srhr Trimmer tlio, Albany .or Providence.
s-a4 sr.ed~el Spsulding. New York Tor salem
Scsr B.r,hs. tcnuver. Amboy for Providence.
Schr Apt. clara. Iisstcthpcrt for Providence
S,hrJ Reecser Iyncn, forf Jonnsou ior Sionington
-chr E~p-ditc Racket Rcnicni ier Orient, II.
-csr nadec- ,hase. t'ovt johnson fof Norwich
~c',r Free xint. fr.hy. New York Tor Prnvieuce.
Schr Eonacr. Mcfarland. Pnvt johnson Tor ssen.
Joseph Hall smiifon, New York Tor Portland Ct
>chr .fshr >teckhaa. Hart. Hohvkvn fc~ Providence
Schr Mary VI NiNin. Ferris iiohosen Tor Warren, RI
schr Espr-ss. hperv. New YORK tor Fall River.
Schr Lille ~ Wells We'is. Port Johnson Providence
schr " = Russell. Mehsrey, ronshkeepse Tor Boston.
Schr fitch ir. Smith New for New London.
Schr AlunmA. Crockcr. New York for New London
SrhrJenD.e. Dsey. New York for >osnt.
Sehr "a PinAh am Pirkhaus. New York Tor Boothbsv
schr Phil Sheridan Lindsay. New York Tor Dighson.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
CLEARED.

sIeslssr I-oFzaT dsl. sxossr. Uavsr via fis@ssih-L
cc Beoixn
steamer Geagse Ws>hnSton. wh;ishesi, Halifax. M.
and - Je1ns Nf-,lsrk e Se arnsI.
sss>noe. sinners. Warren. Ph see ,nilin-ias Hand
SHIP EaRee CHr', sisveascp. Bristcl. i-Arke. Tufts
Co.
BARK Nanie cicisrc Q,sl. cosi4so, Iaudcn-seee.ieh
Co
BAs sois piA'. vs-ens. Cor. y.Iiaout uta-fsncli.
E.ys Co
BARK HoItnsen tYor,. Evenssr. Ast~erp-c Tobias
Co.
Bark Liberia fosss.s Meurov:a and narks: in Sierra
f.eore-fstes Pore field.
bsrs Champion tBr,, Richards. Charictsetovu. PEI
Geyaari Brevsr.
Brig Kate ,Br) Fsoer Malta for order.I y Brigham
Brig riead:ly fBD, Sssep, Cape Town and Psrs Eliza
beth-Geo y Buliey
Brig Clsta DR. feser,en Par, NoSbna. H.n--wn Jex &
Co
Brig Victoria sssders Bsrpadns-H Trsxbridse'- Sons.
Brig La Creole sr,, InnG Po,nsa-rxs and Eio Hsehe
-Doya ac 4 CO.
Brig Blanche (BrJ. Roberts. Liverpool. Ns-L Brig
ham.
scbr Pacific {Bri swers. Js,pSon-Rich.rd q Leyien.
tehr sosers Palmer, Deuriser Ishs cr ordcroverton
L iIsxkina
sihr Ella Pressey. Pressey Jscmei-A E.nes 4 Co.
schr Harriet Hrsweer, ssuford. Naguaoo. PEAtie Ao
istt
Srhr Iiy, Cole Cl,srestoa-Essn-. ball 4 Go.
Scer Telegraph Wilson. Bo>tou-Deiapsv l. Walters
>ciif A Pike. PettrxSn. Bost.a--Ied Frye Ca.
sehr ID ID Crane. Crowley. DerbY. Ct--HAckett 4 Bro
sso'p Fred Hro~n. Hall. Frsedsncs--H " Jackson
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

Sailed 29t. steamer Bermuda (Bx Ausgros~ Nss
York. Nontresi via fcsoa. Ms; brig Ilorscs (B Wess
Indies
Aosrsrsl. Juns os-s'leared. ship wm yso. Ptsiusr.
Glasgow banks fhos HaIalin Webster, do: spring
lsrd Cora zsbrina BaIrs. do rcen, rhcrsen Qneens
Falmouth.
Qrrs1c Juns .7- Arrived bark Milo Robbins Pr.ou sss
Montreal.
Cleared s7ih, Pho,ncisn fBr), Srott Clasgow
18th. Dro,. Rod Iondcn ioidnlder Kelly do; Ed
nsnd Kaye. Young, sharpuess: baks Diligenia, Kaiu
Liverpool: Sntad, Anderson. London: Victor Davison
Waterford: q caiIns Bell; BRISTOL Saga. FAlek.
Wiilemseu, Glasgow; Del t;rasia Mel
,cn Lsndon: Atlantic Gldof. Hul: Aensoon sorensen.
shzrpaess Points Ocean Whitesde, Port Glasgow Drsnp
nsr Nielsen. Cork; Georgia. Meross. Plymouth brigs Al
thea. fsrre Yourhsl Queen Ssraihern ST. Andiew: rs
Francois. Caron Oporto.
sypsxY Nsw. May 2t-Arrived, steamer City Of Ee~
YORK, Gavery. San francisco.
sr Jops Nh June :su-Asrived bark Alma (Nor, Ander.
sem Antwerp via Halifax; ser Opera (brl, Fowler. Mes
York.
sailed soth baks wsy.rsr CB-). Thurber, Traiee; Ara
bia tBrl, Baston. Liverpool.
Cleared 2eth City Of St ohn tbr Nontresl
schrs q X (Br). Mssanss-: Jessie (Br). Maiden.
TDExs ISLAND. Jsne l4n port. steamer Iybee. knshi
from. New York St Domingo City. brig Alice ,ED
Mcnt .ctoer,. do for Trnxilo. so sail i6th.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AxsrsnpAx. jane as-Arrived. bark ya.n Nor. Ran
dali New York.
Ausapykx Jane .N-sansd. bark vrsren1den fNcr,.
Turgesen. United S,a;st
ARstow June 3,--Arrived brig T. Pickering. Tosrsy,
(, john NIB.
Bnisror June 3o.rrivsd. bark Uamvsr (Br. Mckenzie
Now York.
sailed :rsh. bark Lsns W (Br. Mcneil New Yers.
c.Lrrrsa. sRas l7---silea, shin Naspore tBr). New
York.
In nor. sne .? ,Liy Noumsuth-re tBr foe NsS York
cars yrgns-ssed isles Tawe Br). Geetss Bull River
Sc; CsTsdsr &c. IL.
p,-rr,> June 2a-Anived. barks ch.H Be- Mcleod, St
Joun NIB. 3oth Montreal tBeJ. Cealaeei Philsdelpha
Sailed 2sh. sasks TarcaoS ,Br, Hughes. Delaware
Brs.s~a,sr: vigil Aecs,,e ussD. Pinosceui. United
Sts,ee
stnrc1srxs. June ao--Sxed brig r Williams Tucker
Baltimore; also .he sarah b. isr New YORK..
GLASGOW June 3Arr.vce. steamer T,risn tr), Mont
xcmcry. New York.
uu,t Ju,. so-Arri~rd sssn.r o,hcno tBry, Bri.,ow.
New York
K,Lrrsu June ea-ssiied brig Daisy Bcyrlou Appleby,
United states.
Li,ssroor June 3o--AIsisos. steamer Aies Or. gns,
Ner Orleans
Lospcs Jane So-Arrivcd. steamer Greece (Br,. An
s-.v, New York; bark Thomas seed tR-), Anderson
Wilmington. NC
c,.sr.d Josh ship Islasa Houe su,ith North america
Ayri.ed ~ the Erg,!sh Chsnasl e9ih. ship VIM Wood
b.ry Schmidt from baltimore for Bremen
IoSDospSrHr. Jun. 2j-srrivei tars Biorvin lSorl
Olsen. Phiisdclphls.
s.i,ca assr. bark Ninnehshs Tr. Nss~nis., North
America.
M.rssutrs june 2T--sissJ bcrs rorserio di N.rtipo
dad Gsis,cla New York
Nrvclsrrr J.rc 3o-s,ii-t us-s j. wsrd. Ps.ns
PhiladelpMs.
N,rLr. 90 sailed steamer cssaia IN. BnsI-r
Ner YORK.
oUr,xsrow~ June a. IL Ay--Arr.sed .seansr wi.cos
,r fBr rssth York FOR ivsspsoI ,sna pc,-eeied
Ssi,ed 2sh steamers Idaho ,Br; Betdoe ;som Liver.
pocp New yor.; so,h celiie gD. cieads and ci'y OF
Chester Bv). Leach ,:rr,a do. d..
swrKsuNpp. June .7-Arfivcd bxrk Bershs tier,.
Schu.te Wilmington. NC. tor sicsiin.
s,NraSpsR, jane aa-Ssed. schr kcnses. Downing.
New York.
y.Lr.m.rso-Arsived bark csp Horn ,Fr) Hootei Port
Ludlow
Sailed rcp June 80 vcsuvins. Tor United
WEATHER EHrDnr.
r.lsousn June 20. Pawnd NV.
HolrzsAp. June 80 Pv-wlnd :. barometer. 90 $50.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

with the greatest kindness and consideration; emily
one who exceptionally able and faithful is persmp-
tory dismissed and Glsgrsced Tho Presidents inter
ference Ia Nr. Yaryan's the conspicuous
from the acs thai he is not appOinsee OF General
Grant. The once is one of the tow important ones
with which the President has nothing 10 do. Iu un-
der the Charge OF the Commissioner OF Internal Eeys-
nue. wao appoints the onicsrs aud General Grant in
demanding Yaryan's persInptoxy removal zcisd not
within his lawful powers, but In eject said 10 Cornmis
siouer Pratt DISMISS Yarysn, or will dismiss you
The truth Is that Mr.. Yaryan 70 the victim OF tue
whskey thieves in the West He active And uR-
tring his Investigations. and long ago when
he had ost returned from 81 Louis viii the evidence
OF fraud duplicating Mcdonald Joyce and others, and
befor any made, General Babcock
On e day went to prominent Treasury onicsr and
asked him fthas Yaryan was not .making himself TOO
damned fresh in these 81 Ions whiskey maftera !"
Senator spsaoers hostility Yaryan is also supposed
70 come Of his intimacy with Babcook The President
in tins imprudent aud scardlous act, has once mcse
surrendered 50 the OF the bad influences which
have so long surrounded him, to en- who have sedl
lously famed his hatred OF all who Concerned in
the whskey frand investigation.
There Is = rumof this evening that Commissioner
Prast intends resign IL diiHcult TO how lie
can with self respect his place Jhe affair coe.
yet seem have attracted the attention Q.
bers OF the Cabinet rhe President does not usually
consult them such matters, and thore have been
other when they iirst learned o. npcrts,
of General Grant through the newspapers.
Whether they will take any notice OF the matter IA
mains TO be seen not 1t viii have 70 pass the ac
of the republican administration and party for which
IL justly be held responsible by the country, and
the cav service reform plank ought 10 be ssken out o
the Cincinnati Platform.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
WHALEMEN.

letter Capt Gartlsnd. Of bark Janet Of NIB,
ports her arrival Barbados June 13 having taken 27O
bbs OIL this and had shipped oil BY brig Hlys AZ
Lawrence Russell Of NIB, had Also arrived with 80 bbls
sp season. which han shipped by brig Elvie Alien
rival the LIST Of bark Chss Morgan. rinxhao HB ls5
had spoken allow. Ellis NIB, SIX weeks ont. 70 sp
Bsrk Janes clifford NIB had arrived from St Michael and
sailed 5th for Flores Whaling brig Gazette of Faya Capt
John Silva Of NIB had taken sp whale on Terceirs,
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

\rcxIl~p NJ May G-Saed. ship Brodick Castle tBrl,
Thvre, Newcastle and san FraIci,co ~ bciorel
la port NAV %, ship La fs-is4 Er. icr Newcastle aud
San francisco
BarBlpos. Juue ii-ssied brl El,ie Allen Or. Ave
yedo New Bedford .
CAnpIKss. june 2s-Arsived schs George Hatch Nnr
pitv Marseiiles.
sirsfrrocs June 2s-Auived. brig Renshs~. syiverer
kingston. is.
fEfi Norris. Madeira.
~s'ed 2itI, schts North tncrics. New Ntrs; M&rihs
JsDs. do
T,.l June sn port bark Sodests D-- for Boston, to
sail ~, a few DAYS.
HoSorrit. June i--Arrissd. steamer Lealandia tbrl
Ferries. san Francisco ior sydney NSW.
IAvASs juno SSAtrivec brig Harry Nirden. Collins,
New York. 2th steamer rstpahsnnock. feueeton, New
Orleans.
sailed 10th. steamer Wilmington. Holiness New York
bark Il " de Cnnarias (spi, do
HaLlsAa June ssArr.,ed bark Ransssrg Nor, Fed
eriekssn, LvsrpoeL
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY 1s7e-wTH SUPPLEMENT.

Sehr Psiiadium. Ryder New York for Iarwich-
sshr Jennie Rogers. Rogers. sss York for hllssons
ont.
sehr Peters Tory. Port Johnson for Boston
SsLr Flora King Buckley. Pors johnson Tor kshxat.
scar Fearless, smith Rrpdouk fOr New Bedford.
Star Mary, Haier. yiryihs for Hrsiou.
sclr fferolee Turner skier. >ev YORK ior Hsysri
Nc
Schr II Bird. Fses. Rorsicut Bostof
>chr Dart. cxmpbol, New York foT >tsmicrd
Sclr Clara Pesf, tsyri., View York ioS rcrs-scst.r
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping aud shipmsstsrs informed
thai by tsiegrnphiag to the HERALD London Bnrssu a.
dressing Bennett No. ~ Fleet street. London or TO the
Paris oMce addressing Bennett, 81 Avenue de Fopera.
Pnrs tho arrivals and from European aud
Rsstern ports and all foreign vessels trading
With tho United Stases will cabed ths
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sAiliug from French and Med
terranean ports srs ofcc the seonom-
cal and expeditions for selsgraphing
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
SAILED.

ship otl.is Be, fer Liverpool SarAs Abbis Frank
lin, Nasscii~~ LVf, Nsr'f- fev'. fonden brigs Sew
Bra tEr9, Cork Palm outh r-e pinh - Pierre and Point
sPite; Raniiss (Br Xat.nEs. Mary knowlron, Port
rrise.; Lula .Bri. P.dscx.
MIND a. sunset. W.
Ba-c~rs5sv 81 srssst Snds: midnight aoos.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
SPOKEN.

Bark National Eagle Sears: from Boston via Newport RI
June for Rio Janeiro date, lat rs 10. Ion ~ 10 by
sehr Henry Buschman. Cow Bay. CB June 2s from Ma
deiral
IS OF Cape Lookout
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Soiis. DsttsasoNI o.

DArls OF DHrAKrUnss y0Rx YoR ruE MONTE
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

r.lsoufa. June 20. PHwnd NV.
HoLrss.p june 80. Pv-wind :. barometer. 2a.a5o.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-01-06

A short time ago fellow in Syracuse,
n. Y, sent US an advertisement that he
could permanently cure consumption,
and was dreadfully anxious to do SO, free
of charge, of course, and wanted to know
what we would charge him for the no
tice in our paper one year, payable quar-
terly in advance. We gave him the fig
ures, and he promptly answered that he
accepted, and when he received copy
of the STANDARD with the advertisement,
he would send the pay for the first quar-
ter. We replied that we had been caught
that way several times, giving quacks
one insertion, but we could never get an
answer from them afterwards, and he
must send the money first. He has not
sent it. We see his advertisement in
some of our exchanges. He is no doubt
q great scamp. A man who will pay
thousands of dollars, or promise to do
SO, for the privilege of curing consump-
ton free of charge. is entirely too benev-
olent for our comprehension.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-01-06

The amount of crime caused by intox-
ication during the Holidays is appalling.
We have no room to go into particulars,
but we will refer to one or two cases.
On Christmas day miner named
Thomas Lee, aged about forty years, near
Charleston, West Virginia, got drunk,
got upon a mule and rode to Maiden,
swearing and carousing. He then start
cd towards his home, and when near
Campbelrs Creek Bridge, he was met by
two men, who assaulted and killed him.
There were more than thirty stabs into
the hollow of his body. The murderers
were arrested. and at last accounts the
Sheriff was fleeing with his prisoners,
hotly pursued by a mob of miners. thirst
ing for the blood of the murderers.
On the night before New Year, there
was a drunken carousal in a low tene-
ment house in Cincinnati, and drunk
en- man named Kessler tried to assault q
a negro The negro has lost his right
hand, and is in the last stages of con-
sumption. On Sunday the drunken
Kessler again attacked the feeble negro,
when the latter, with his pocket-knife,
stabbed Kessler to the heart, and he was
dead in seven minutes.