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The New York herald., 1876-07-13
THE MURDERED POLICEMAN.
EQuIPMENTS

Yesterday afternoon the inquest as to the cause OF
tho death OF officer Edward Scott, of tho Fourth pre-
cnct, Brooklyn, was held before Coroner Simms and
jury at the Morgue in that city.
James IL Carbcrry testified that ho had known tho
deceased for tme that the assault took place in
front his store but that he did know OF 1t until
next morning.
August Schicmann knew the deceased officer; when
witness was closing his store, little after twelve
O'Clock Sunday, July 2 he saw the officer coming
along the sidewalk they spoke TO each
other; witness next the officer from his
ceased then went toward Steuben street, shortly alter
ward witness man fall to the sidewalk beside the
pump. Myrtle avenue and Steuben street; therc
large crowd In the vicinity at The time did not
hear any noise disturbance OF any kind; tho only
one witness recognized Hubert Conroy, who
dragging the deceased along the sidewalk alter he had
been Knocked to the pavement; witness asked Conroy
where he taking the olhcer; Conroy said 40 "a
drug storc;" there another man helping Conroy,
but witness did know him; there were not many
persons the vicinity before the assault did not SEQ
which direction Conroy went after leaving
tho door, witness was very positive that
Conroy was not in the crowd; he might have been,
TO Mr. and Mrs Myerson, ncghbors OF the witness: the
closed and three large trees shut of the
light; witness heard the noise OF the fail very
heavy one; did not see any one named John Hurley
there; the occurrence from rooms in the grocery
store the distance being about 125 feet; several days
John Ford into liquor store, OF
Grand and Myrtle avenue and stated that he had heard
that the right parties were arrested.
Two other witnesses, named Combs and Shields
examined, but their evidence was OF slight importance
and did tend to snow who committed the assault
The inquest was then adjourned until next Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Permission was given yesterday by Judge West
brook the Mutual Lie Insurance Company 70 bring
suit against Samuel II. Hurd receiver Of the Third
Avenue Savings Bank, to foreclose six mortgages
given by the bank as security for $19, Oo0
In the sut-of Ephram D. Browne. President OF the
Mechanics and Traders National Bank, against tho
city, such suit ben. brought assignee OF q claim on
n contract, Judge westbrook yesterday granted
order directing payment within five days OF $26 $40 81,
admitted in the answer TO be due on the contract
Notwithstanding tho continuance OF the heated term
Judge westbrook continues TO hold Supreme Court
Chambers, from early till latc hour each dsv. The
rapidty with which he calls his calendar and disposes
OF motions-the decisions being generally gwen
promptly ON the spots very acceptable to the Bar,
though entaiinc unusually labors the clerks
He seems to be saamander and while everybody
else is in melting mood is the embodiment OF COOL
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1874

WASHINGTON, July IL, 1870
10 the Court Of Commissioners of Alabama Claims to-
day the following judgments were announced
Case ], l,,o9-Samuel Stevens, ct al, Boston, Masa,
for lost the destruction of the Union Jack
by the Alabama May 3, 1863 $342 So. 1907 Samuel
X. Lane ct a, Gloucester Mass for the loss OF voy-
age. &C., by the destruction OF the Florence
by the Tacony. Juno %, 1862 $1,7oO. 1762-John A.
Brakeman, New Orleans La. for the loss OF merchan
disc by the destruction OF the Electric Spark by the
Florida, July TO- 1864 ST. s42 IL lsl6-Danie Bidwel
Miersve, n. Y, for the loss OF merchandise by the
destruction OF the Commonwealth by the Florida April
II, 1862 Sill so 1750-Norton Pratt South Brantree
Mass for the loss OF The Union Jack destroyed Nay
1858, 81, ,634 6S
the following for tho loss Of personal effects and
wages by the destruction Of various vessels Case
l,710-wiam Sterling Staten Island, N. Y, $420 SO;
l749-Board of Foreign Missions, New York city,
$7ll 7e; l7osJoanna B. wardrop, Providence,
min,strator, Richmond, Me, si,57s SO; T,so7-
sempOnius Sands, Long Island, N r, $l:oeS
1s0S-Alonzo Adams Long Island, N. Y. $3l1; 1000
John Norris, Honolulu. II. l., $500; 1,s52-George T.
Peck West RoylstoD, Mass, $S46 rs; 1,S53-Willam
Saunders, administrator. Boston, Mass, $6l2; 1,6t4-
L. T. Hoar Warren, X. $500.
Interest all Of the above at four per cent
from the date OF loss.
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DEATH ON A TIGHT ROPE.
TxRRIBLE FALL FROM sUsPxNsrou
BRIDGE-sCKHE IN ST. PAUL.

rxRRIBLx FALL FROM suspHNsrou
BRIDGK-scKrE IN ST. PAUL.
fFrom the St Paul Pioneer and Tribune, July al
Yesterday morning the following brief paragraph ap-
pcarsd In these columns
Banjo that he walk the stIisr rome
further intimas that he would like to SEQ . crowd
present that tn. hat be pro6taby passed the
close Of the performance.
True to his promise, Banjo Ben. )" as he has oesn
familiarly known at ST. Paul aud Minneapolis, walked
down to the new suspension bridge towen little BE-
three O'Clock, and with ioohardiaess born Of in
sanity or strong drink and with tho agility OF cat
clambcrcd up TO the working cable stretched over the
cast and west piers Of the uncompictcd structure.
THIS 'cabe' Is . bunch OF than one inch
through over 100 ect above the ground stretch
ing like thread between the river bankG Had
Bcns past been OF such = as TO create
a presumption that he In earnest conceru,us
his rope walking venture had any estimate beeu
placed the value OF his life Is probable that the
authorities would have prevented the ''exhibition."
But Ben queer, aud many thoughtiessly gathered
the suspension bridge at three O'clock tho majority
believing atcr looking up the thread swinging al 10
dizzy height, that Ben would back out
But the vcnturcsome or insane Ben, wearing pair
OF dirty white cotton gloves and old rubber shosa
cIambered up TO the cable and promptly began crawl
ing down the slender wire hand over hand. and with
his rubbered feet crossing IT. Tho crowd began suo-
pect that "A sickcning sight thcm but they
continued TO gazc at the dark object high overhead.
Ben crnwcd down the slope for . distance Of perhaps
[CONTINUED ON NINTH pA0K1
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
REAL ESTATE.

The business the Real Estate Exchange Salesroom
very dull yesterday and most Of the sales adver
tsed to take place were postponed. Mcssrs A. II.
Muller sold in foreclosure four story brick hotel
building with lot 25xso, Ninth avenue, southwest
corner of Fifty fourth street, for sl6,o45.
Also in foreclosure house, with lot 10 3 by about
76 on Eighth avenue, side, 1905 feet south OF
Horatio street.
Bernard smylh sold, by order OF Supreme Court,
seven lots on Fordham and Central avenues and La
ayce place. West Farms. Upper Morrisana, in three
parcels
Scrbncr, for 81, 500.
second parcel. lots Nos. "a. IS and Sc. to Mayer
Third parcel, 10. No a. to Robinson 4 scribncr, for
Sl6o.
sss% sa1d bahss.s and others N%sn. 500
4!'a john : sshrsysa ysls anG s. g. s os ss $50
LSVr s.r @ al and s ss e. 10 e. s'PssS FslsH.sses III
Norfolk No. Z. OF sfcS%s 81, s'Aioo
,sss s H.. par: " OF h 70 ay " also
us, S. s75 II. W. OF 9Th av, iooSioc5'w ~
,ssh m IS 70 rs s s'%ssa w. ss T. NOM
rssolar ci5d ward Louis zcimef and wife sam
os,srndorH vic, a. y sehmnlis 10000
rsiI Ireercel TO 1900
sta SHna st. Is % si SIS IL. Of ID av. los ioxioos:
Jay Hamilton reercel, to Il Nsum ann ;.v.;;. $500
Lexington n. ". OF 1tSth TJxlp.1l;
John r oNeii reieree, Thomas Dougher,y,. 1900
peieador uciereo,. to j. Fheian aooo
55th ST. n. s.. W of lIth av., II years; r. II. LAND
I'd ny. n W. csrner SD ST. years; Robert @. Gregg
10 Patrick Craig lsoo
Anderson e. = and husband 70 u $ :, rrus, Com 49,.
Brunixsn. g. n. 10 Everard, n of I'D st.. W. of
rioh's q . cso.ss and VIE. .ti.@,,.i
LIST between 1o6th and 10Th ss 500
BE n % L.. L. o
Graf, John g. and wife to Robert l.. Graham. n. s. OF
Iiii"rd A. T. and husband to Pousnkecpsic insur.
aace Company. II. ". corner Of sheriff and Delsn-
noey. rsircs and wife to Emsrant industrial bank
Kc.: Of rhso and wife Il "a 20 %ias% koe Of
1884 ST. Of Alexander sv. esd ward 3ycsrs. 1.ooJ
., srseme &c se a. psrt 500
Obi, Ernest, to 1. Haas Of ith ST., between
Rapp. Ann. IT. and husband, to NJ B. Martin. $ s. Of
18Th 81. between sth and sth years...... 1000
and h 9ys ci ;.,n 1000
2,5oo
Of and 10th ars............... $500
Same to same, W. corner OF 10Th av aud seth St;
scilesS EDWARD TO Gerald fiilgibboa, I. !. Of SSH
ST.. W. Of 10th years ............. $500
Same TO same, n Of aosh ST.. W. Of 10Th av.; 8
Same 10 same W. s. OF ioib av.. n. Of 55th St; )
same to same vs. Of ION av. n. Of 55,i st.: 3
same to same ". a Of Josh av. 5. OF seth st; 5
years .......... 5000
Same TO same v. Of ioth sv.. s. OF Ssth st. 3
sane to same. " . Of 10Th av n Of 5s,h st, 500
same 70 same ic.h sv Of sS,h :. syesrs 500
Tape. Robert NJ. TO e. Schultz C2tth ward, - OF
efssh sv; ..........: 1000
"a at ioAh AL vsAra o-ouo
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CON-
PANY

In tho Injunction proceeding brought by James A.
Dowlcy against the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to prevent the company from paying It's next
divdent payable the 18th inst tho ground that
the same is to be paid from the capital from
the profits OF tho company, order was granted
yesterday by Judge Donohue appointing exJudge Pea
body referee and directing that the testimony before
him. such referee concluded by the 14th inst
application be made to the Court for further relief
in the premises. Tho taking of testimony will CON-
mencc at eleven A. NJ to-day, and m effort will be
made =; is stated by the plaintiffs counsel to put
all tho testimony within the time specified that tho
Court pass directly upon the evidence shus sub
mitted.
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with his demands he drew revolver and cracked ae
her in on hand way The woman, luckily, was mos
hit and. failing to appreciate the husbandike asten-
tion had the shootist arrested. He pleaded guilty
yesterday and sent TO State Prison for two years
THE KNIFE.
Robert Hiyer slias Smith, sent to State Prison
for two and one-half years upon tsins convicted Of
having June H. stabbed Thomas J. Baker proprie.
CONFESSED THEIR GUILT.
Henry Stewart who stole SIS from tho I'LL OF Charles
Muller's store No. TIT Tenth avenue, June rs ad-
mtted bis guilt and to State prison for three
years.
Frank Smith, OF No 800 West Forty third street. who
embezzlsd $34 Is from his employer, David Tynbers
OF No 81 Walker street. the 18Th OF March. pleaded
guilty and to State prison Tor eighteen months
Mrs. Annie Mulholland, OF Twenty-nfth street and
Nicih avenue, owned up 10 having, August rs
1915 stolen ewclry and clothing from her acQuaint-
ance Mrs. Edna Lewis Of No. II Grand street. She
sent to visit Sing sing prison, there TO remain for
the space Of two years.
Albert Kesscr a bartender, of No $50 Hudson
street. who day OF May shot Charles Spring
stein of No 130 Charles street. IN the right eye
completely destroying that organ and endangerng tho
life OF its admitted his guilt and went TO State
pr son for fiyo yeaA
Edward Ryan of No. SO Cherry street, who on the
I'd inst stabbed Joseph Barrett, OF No SS1s Baxter
street. went TO State prison year and half
Henry Shipey, negro rough, OF No IL Green street.
who on the I'd inst, stabbed Thomas Phillips, another
negro IN the apartments OF the latter No 81 South
Filth avenue pleaded guilty to ieonious assault and
sentenced to ono years. Imprisonment in the Pen
itcntary-
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
COURT CALENDARs-TH1s DAY.

SuPKxsE CouRr-CnAxBERs-Hed Dy Judge West
brook IS. 49, %, 1856, 14d, 1853, ITO, 1885, 199
2lO 2l7 22l 223 224 Assessment Calendar.-Nos
81 80 to 81, inclusive; 102 to lO6, inclusive.
COURT GENERAL SEssIoSs-Part Held by
Judge GildcrsIeeve ve-The People VS.. George Stcnap,
ROBBERY Same Margaret Johnson, robbery; Same
Alexander Throen,, robbery; Same James
O'Connor icionious assault and battery; Same
Thomas KcrrgaD, fclonious assault and batorvj
James McDonough. ieIonious assault and battery
Same vs. Thomas Baker and Joseph Fee, burglary;
Conklin burglary; Same VS. John Mapson and Martin
Paterson rape; Same Thomas Cooney, grand lard
ceny; Same James HoughtaIn, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Emily Kalen, grand larceny; Same vs. Edward
Sharkey grand larceny; Same John Elliott, grand
larceny; Same vs. John Boyle and James Clark, grand
larceny, Same VS.. George Smith, grand hrccny Same
James Ry an, grand larceny Same vs. John Fernan,
forgery; Same John 7. Mayer, false pretcnces
Same va Peter Ryan, petit larceny; Same va George
Bennett, concealed weapon; Same VS.. Ann Currcn,
fclonious assault and battery
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr-cHAxBxas.
BY Judge Brady,

BY Judge Brady.
Morange vogel-Order settled.
Brink VS.. The Republic Fire Insurance Company
Motion TO resctte denied.
BY Judge Barrett
Jones VS.. Butler-Ordcr denying PLAINTIFFS motion
for extra allowance and Tor stay OF proceedings on
appeal settled as within.
Jones VS. Butlcr-Urder denying defc ndants motion
for extra allowance settled as within.
Jones vs. Butlcr-0rder OF restitution settled AZ
within.
By Judge westbrook
In the matter OF Collins Motion denied without
costs and without prejudice 70 her right bring suit
Willis vs. wis-Decres Of divorce granted 10 the
plantin.
Macguvcy vs. The Mutual Lie Insurance Compaay-
Motion denied without costs.
Cowdrcy Higgins; Cole vs. kissam Platt
Walling and Brooksvs. Fitzgerald Orders granted
Brown The Mayor, &c, and Gasten vs. Summer
feld-Motions granted.
In the matter Of Beebe Motion denied, with $40
costs
Williams VS.. Zaun.-Grantcd.
Pagan VS.. Bcsgs Memorandum.
Jewett vs. Donohue-Denied
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPRCrAL rERM
by Judge Curtis
Raymond VS.. Raymond Motion TO vacats order Of
reference denied.
Gross ct al VS. Knapr.-Proposcd case and amend
Porter VS. Graccy et aL-Motion for the continuance
of the in junction granted
Artcago Leitch-Thc inu notion is continued only
In respect the defendants interfering with the prop
erty claimed by the plaintiff his complaint to have
to the property, in reference the disposal OF
which tho injunction is continued. There must be
receiver appointed.
COMMON PLEAs-spECIAr. TERM.
by Judge J. y. Daily
Wright VS. wrshl-Ordcr settled.
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
THE BEATTY SHOOTING CASE.

Sergcants Cain and Eason, or the First police pre-
cinct Brooklyn before the Police Commissioner
OF Brooklyn yesterday charged by Captain Smith with
neglect OF duty relation making when on
Ger John beatty, of that precinct was shot
The evidence very attcntivey listened to by the
Commissioners, and their decision was reserved.
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Judge Gilderslssve.

Gottfricd Schweitzcr n short time sincc entered
lager beer saloon kept by his wife In Tenth avenue,
between Sixty hfh and Sixty sixth stresta and de-
mandsd beer 70 drink. Upon her refusal 70 comply
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Suit has been brought IN the United States District
Court against tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company to
recover duties alleged 10 be due marine boilers
cylinders and other machinery imported by the CON-
pany for the equipment of the steamship Colorado Tho
machinery on which The duties were levied in
Glasgow and was imported January 15 1873 Tho CON-
pany refused pay duty the ground that under
act Of Congress marine machinery exempt, and
the government through Colonel Bliss takes ISSUE The
amount claimed $16 9s8 40 and interest from March
90 1873 and costs in gold
The New York herald., 1876-07-13

CONTINUED on NINTH PA011
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
COUNTRY BOARD.

COuNTRY BOARD wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN.
~ for his wife. children and nurse In either New
Jersey New York within hours ride OF the city, pr
family preferred references exchanged: must
be moderate Address, stating location terms &C., g. n
w .Bea
The New York herald., 1876-07-13
POLITICAL.
DOLITICAL
CAMPAIGN

POLITICAls.
T)OLITICAL POLI CAL
CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN
EQUIPMENTS. EQUIPMENTS:
Clubs organize at once victory your CT
forts Wear imposing Ccntcnnin Hat aud Cape made
OF blue and yellow. with silver eagles on hats.
Full Of Campaign Equipment consisting OF hats or
and color and style) with patent double
swing torch and stick furnished clubs at factory
prices.
send for full PARTICULARS como to headqusr'ers.
WIN. II. KNAUSS,
los Broadway New York city
, 1876-07-01

entering the house, they were enrolled
among the Internationalists, that thoy
were told that such and such persons
were to be destroyed, that arms and every
thing were ready, and that o rising was
to be commenced at the Piazza del Popolo
on such o day. All this was false. What
was true in the case was this: The pri-
soners undoubtedly were Internationalists,
somewhat of the Simon Tappertit class.
Possibly they might have been dangerous
enough as items in an extended movement,
but they were not men capable of initia-
ting or organizing anything alone. They
had held meetings among themselves
and had printed circulars, but evidence
was wanting to give their proceed
ings sufficient Importance to justify any
steps being taken against them and
this evidence the police, thinking they
were sufficiently dangerous persons to be
provided for, undertook to establish, with
the result and the scandal thrown upon
the institutions of Constitutional Govern
ment | have briefly described.
Ono might be writing of the sbirri OF
the past Governments, called "paternaI."
Their employment OF such means was, at
any rate, in logical accordance with the
system they protested, but as much cannot
be said for the use OF such instruments by
the authorities of constitutional Italy.
Simultaneous, also, with these revelations
has been the publication of a volume emit
tied Del %criterie del modi di Governo mel
Regno d Italia" by the Commentators
Zini, author of the continuation of Farini's
history, and who has been made Project
of Palermo by the present Government.
In this book q number of instances of NAL
administration, bribery, aud corruption on
the part Of the higher provincial authori-
ties, with moro or less conniyance on the
part of the Government, are exposed. AT
ter what have written, it is unnecessary
to cite any of the cases set forth. On
the other hand, it must be taken into con-
sidoration that Italy is in q state of transit
ton. Much, very much, of the old leaven
still works. There was a time when Eng
land had to force her way through q SINH
lar state Of things. Above all, there is
this bright side to tho ugly cloud, that
the Constitution Italy now enjoys prevents
the possibility Of such evils existing with
out being sooner or later dragged into
daylight and purged away {; and o desire
for publicity, that tho proper remedies
may be applied, is steadily gaining
ground.
, 1876-07-01
NOT OUR CHOOSING
IN. Y. Ledger

Az As C6SC
Do people live tho lives they like
Best anywhere, I wonderf
Does anybody truly rest
Till grass roots bind him under
The quiet, dozy, sleepy folks
Arc sent on stirring missions,
Whilst quick and ready wits are set
In dull, routine positions,
Poor women, longing for a home,
Are boarding, TO their SORROW,
Whilst Marthas, numbered with thsir care
Would change with them tomorrow.
Bright Brain, aweary Of his work,
BY pen and pencil goaded,
Looks wistfully at busy Drawn,
With pick and hammer loaded.
But busy Drawn has bitter thoughts
OF conscious talent wasted,
And bowls of knowledge trimming full,
To be by him untasted.
The ohildless mother lonely grieves
For little loving fingers,
And where the children crowd the doors
OF cottages she fingers.
The busy mother, worn and vexed,
With chicks that must be seen to-
Declares her willingness to trade,
but, bless you! doesn't mean to-
The sailor longs for landsman's rest,
The Shepherd for the bilIow,
Alaska dreams of orange groves,
The desert Graves the willow.
All sometime it will all be right.
And Life and Work be mated,
Where all these riddles. by the way.
Shall be, through Love, translsted.
, 1876-07-01

Iattrndttonai EtrTew far Ju,y-AuguAt "a. 8.
I,atncs 4 Co., New iarkl. Contents! t'Extta-
dilion:" .'Mr. George Ticknor,,'. ty Edwin i.
Whipple: t'T,so AmtIfcan Republic" " by Hen
Sigci; "ihc Newspaper. .l'rrss and tho Law uf
i aai sde N:S ctoss,. " TI. TTeuenpleass: !:
r.of. EIn.t ,cas!ia:; :MF; flsncI. FaE$n,ans
lIIstasieA," BY Julius II. Ward; Groll's Cl!.
mate and Time" by rtot 4. Winchci1; "Con'
temporary Literature, Art, aud SclcRcc."
Apnitions Journal fuf July ID. Appleton + Co.,
Nc,Y York;, -ttrt<toaa J0araas has eessed 10 tu Q
weekly periodical, and hereafter % pnl'ltthrd
aAa monthly magazine, vt 2an yeat. TheconteAts
uf the IlYusant number Aru O. t0l!owt: ''0Mt ol
London, P" BY Jul!au Hawthorne: "Ayicc Gray"
Chapters |. ~: .'sIk ltutety," by Wirt Skies;
IA Forrest -1tetreat," by Ghrtstlun Reid; .,'A
EocIcty Liun." by Albert nlolss; '.kensn!....
ccnces Of Fifty Years" "Fwo lip1x Mounts, - u.
son; "santa Isas,,aia," IL Albert +. Webster;
s'i;utdo Ia Polsntas Daughter" ~ Janius liuasl
Pn"'"sa; "; SsSSssla %nps.tsy:' % y Lasy t.
Ipyyer; ''Failen fortunes. by JaE,ca rayn;
.Usa.s pfehiTs:," y! + y: . mcsraa!o ~ ,:ca4!
sanl; "A l,arn.i inrl Ecorur," "ty Edgar FuW
colt; HIn-Uuors aud Oat.of.poofs." ty f. L.
Youmans; ..'F4s slcge Of Derlin;" "Rdtiof d
Tablet" Kew Hooks"
Pofters .tutrltd4 Monthly for July tJohn E. Pot
ter i Co., Fh!lsdetphia). Cunttnts:' The Hls-
tukin ul!lllnus pf America: XIX. 1QlsRsua.
, 1876-07-01
FAMILIAR TALK.
TIE 1'4trUASA,
loufiN tfe,f from .{HHS r{.1

rro xu,o,.s NJ t,,o pa,,,,,us N, n, Astro,oAc
nc villages ,' u ,nt raaans ,a a 'nS ~, ,~
ua afe os s.s'oe 're se seahe, .p n
View. Their prcsenco Is betrayed by the groups
of cocoanut-naim, In whosc shelter they stand.
.c,, ,tl,oro n t,u,,.r NJ bnts cirrlInr
c"en ,"'aso .,'...s.I.'rs ~.
aFoa''a o.. ope'i '"e'os"te, anu eonnIct"s "
paths. Thu tuts are wolE-hu!lt OF bamboo. or u
mi onovn ta ;nehos h,ch. uu,l sunuort n tnIl.
,". ~. I,,,',s, ,,, r.o,,,t'. l., or,,. y,
sl"ps r"o.' Wy. p"'s'a Wv ,.",'e !" o'"e, W
, 1876-07-01

room, snuifcs1 Of the air, and expressed thcm-
sclrcs as perfectly satisfied With Tie raul nj
nc nc experiment. II was then rruposc1 10 i,Wt
tt,o Invention u even llanlcr lest. Thu lnnly
u man WIG uas drowned, and which Ind l,rc;,
n the water ten days, was lying ii tt,c dead.
house on the east sLte Of the islnnl Tjs inxly
was fofty.eyls hours 0tlt nf the watcr, oy,,i III:
es;otnpostIon lal gel ~. When the party reaclI1
blc, ess, in tic o.tsI,ic, though liz doors u
The building were closed. Scvsrnl tnc,nimrs nj
the party Sentnred ln, hut retired In ,,uIck
order. The tlislnfrctant WINS thea npptIrd, The
foa,n WAS thur'lgllly spslnkv,t with It, aIu! the
body cut npcn and a1,1an.tty of The tiu{'I ,Hu,s,i
intnlt. Within tc minutes all entered lt,to thu
tiGa,l.housc with tmpunity atd found tut very
The. f'tr1ndtn tlislnfcctant Il solution nf
picnic acid. ~ ''1
, 1876-07-01

encc Hall, ,"hy, 1'enson J. Loading: ''pntrck
1Eenry-shc Earlcrt Advocate Of ln.ttrcnlenc".
by"!llIam VIII llrnry:. !" 1nmcs OIL: tho tnthcr
s.a soM;" Y ,,.hn u. Tarh; III :, :.
Chairman NJ Tic Mattersy I'en.'" By Nellie Ilcss
Mort!t; "a l'esolnlioneiy t;ame ot Carl.,,.. tiy
y. T,v: nuntocn: ....lI'.tory and Isea!nAcencca
ot u.e th!adr!rhIa Nayr- iar!!: xli., by Henry
v.-slr*. ,KnnH, wife t'eu;,, ifcnty knox, by
ard MARRIED." Ey I!osa So4ehctte Carry; t,.t,ray
lln!r9~snr.cl,oty nldr' than YoH;" ~ Nntcs
aud Ener!cs;" ''Carrcnt sIcmns,nda:' E.tte.
ra,y nnA Art M,n,nramln;" "CentcnnInt Expo.
sItion Memoranda" Tie number haa Thirty. one
klnttrltiuns.
81. Atholas for July tscr!bner L TO-, New
York;.
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