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New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-An embalmer was
sent to Rockbrdge Alum Springs last night 10 embalm
the body of the late Speaker Kerr, and tonight the
casket for his remains forwarded The party ac-
npanying it included Representatives Sayer Speaker
pro TEN. Of the House and H. Casey Young, together
with Col Adams Clerk Of the House, under whose dlrec-
tion in the absence Of authorized agencies the prepare
tions were made ExSpeaker Banks was invited TO 90,
but he obliged to decline owing TO engagements
reouirDg him TO leave Washington tonight for the East
Representative Cox is already at the Springs Although
Presidents and ViccPreSdents have died while in Oce,
this is the only case where Speaker Of The House has
died while occupying that position.
The party which left tonight for the Springs viii
arrive there tomorrow morning at o'clock, when II VIII
be determined whether the remains OF Mr. Kerr viii be
conveyed TO New-Albany by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and the OHIO River or by continuous railroad
70 New-Albany by way of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
NAVAL SENTENCES.
DISMISSAL OF PAY INSPECTOR SPAUiDiNG-fWo
sU.pENSIONS
GENERAL FEE.s DIsPATCH.l

IGENERAL PEE.s DIsPArCHl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Pdy Inspector Rh-
fms C. siauidg u. g. ~, duty al saL Ffa.-
cisco Cal when his clerk Plnney absconded with Gov
ernmcnt funds, has been ;ried by cOurt-inria, ana
found guilty OF neglect OF duty conduct nbe om!ng an
officer &C. and sentenced to be dismissed from service.
The Acting Secretary OF the Navy mas accordingly Issued
an order directing that accused he disIn scd from
and after the 18th inst. Pay Inspector James NJ Car
peuter L. g. ". recently duty at Pensacola, Fla ana
who was tried by caurt-naral and found guilty Of neg
leet OF duty unOcerkc conduct &C. was sentenced To
he dismissed from service, but his sentence has been nit
igated suspension from Gauk ana duty iui DC aceu
on furlough pay from the llth inst.
The Navy Department. has published as seuerdl order
10 the proceedings OF naval general ccd martial con
veucd at the navy yard az Mare Iaud ca JrTil on tie
31st day OF May 1876 before which was Taigued and
tried Bancroft GherGrdi pain in the ayy, upon the
charge OF "causing punishment fO ddd 10y law to he
inflicted on persons IN tie navy, which charge consists
of II succiGcaons. each setting fOIt' one individual
case Nine Of these spec Gcao1s Jugd proved, and
of ;Le charge the accused is found atty" The eouft
sentcuces Bancroft Gherard to be spended from duty
for two ytars and bc reprmande publicly in General
Orders by tie Hon Secretary OF I'll Navy. The Secretary
of the Navy reluctantly approves the proceedings hn-
iug and sentence because nc Dc ms the sentence made
qudtc 10 the crime proven. In rcpIlihahdihS capt
Gherard the Secretary o. ''o Navy reminds him, and
the service at large, tnJJ Clcer should abuse LIE
lawfu! authority; far less should any officer set an
cxapnle as in this case Of wifl and deliberate viola
ton OF laws enacted 10 prevent the nicton OF cruel
ard barbdIous forms of Punishment No commander OF
q naval vessel who thus example oi misconduct,
he says can expect the respect or obedience oI
the officers and WHO placed under MS command
or the conhden,, Il the Navy Department.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
HOW LOTTERY LAWS CAN BE EvADED.

JIM. Pattec, whose Wyoming lottery busi-
ness has been up by the new Postal law provid-
ing Tor the suppression of circulars advertisements, &C.,
o. lottery enterprises has already contriyed new
scheme apparchty for the purpose OF eyadng the law
He issues q circular letter 10 be sent through
the mails beginning with this announce
meut: on accornt OF the Postal law aud the PEN
atty for sending letters concerning lotteries through the
mail have been obliged tO make other arrangements
for paving small prizes Of 81 and 80 ccuts. All prizes OF
large amount viii be sent by express. Incosed with
this letter circulars setting forth mining scheme 10
be known as the Bullion, Gold and silver Mining Com
pany" which stated to be based upon mine IN Carbon
County. Wyoming, worth S50Oo0,COo. The shares OF
stock IN the mine are valued $40 each, bus the holder
of every 81 30 ticket in the Wyoming Lottery II To nt
ceve one share In consideration Of This generous treat
neut the ccpcns Of the stock expected to aid in
the sale of more and take extra shares themselves.
receiving additional compensation one share Tor every
five shares cold through their agency.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
DANGERS OF ROTTEN TELEGRAPH POLES.

Coroner Croker held an inquest on Saturday
upon the body of James Tannean who died from IN
iures received by the fa of telegraph pole on Monday
Aug IA. The testimony showed that an old telegraph
pole Of the Fire Alarm Telegraph Company at one-hun
dredand twenty-fourth-s and Madisonaye., had be-
comc So much Gecayed that a gang OF sent to
replace it with pole. The old pole waa held up by
two wire guys and two poles set against lis base Tan
mean went up the pole and removed the insulat0rs
Then he came down where the guy On the southern
side was fastened and cut il. The pole fe immediately
carrying Tannean who was about eighteen feet from the
gro,nd with it and crushing him u was shown by some
of the witnesses that II not uncommon tls Ior
line men when removing old pole 10 cut the guys,
slide to the ground and clear themselves before the pole
could fan The jury after nearly two hours dcbeTaton
returned a verdict of accidental dcdth and advised
greater care in future in the removal OF old poles
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
TIE sEWARD sTNrTE.

The statue OF William II. Seward by The
sculptor Randolph Rogers east in bronze the works
Of Frederick Miller ~ Sons, in Munich, was placed m
position on Saturday afternoon. The Park COmmia-
sonels offered Mr. Rogers his choice OF site in any one
OF the puhc parks, and he chose Madisonsluare. Tho
statue was paccdat the southwest corner OF the sqrare,
facing the junction Of Broadway and Fiith-ayc There
were no public ceremonies Saturday ont during the
September the statue viii be formally un-
vailed and committee bc chosen by the subscribers
to the statue fund.- viii have charge Of The exercises,
which II Is hoped thG! Secretary ilsl will preside WI
liam NJ Ev.ts has been asked TO deliver ap OratcD on
that occasion but has not accepted the invitation.
The statue represents MIR seward ID sitting posture.
with the right leg the eIt. cloak sails from his
shoulders the back o tie cuair manuscript Is in
his hands. and under the chair books aud scroll
In. hight the girc il about ID ect ana the pedestal,
OF ligud granite and SpelUa marble, Is 10 !gct
high On the face of the pedestal in brass letters, are
the words. William h. seward, GOycrnor, senator,
Secretar, Of state OF L. =" The O the sauuc
.n.it So
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
THE EXCISE Law Ar GILuoRES G1RDE&
FIFTEEN HARKE!PI:Rs ARRESTED FOR SELLING BEER.
Gilmnres Gardnn was thrOngrd last evening

FIFTEEN EARKEEPERS ARRESTED FOR SELLING BEER.
Gimores Garden was thronged last evening
and tic audience took lively interest IN tie music call
ing for repctitions from Mr.. Gilmore Mr.. Ar5ucklc,
Madame Pappenhcm, Mr.. Levy, ard the Apollo Ciu5'
wch had respond not cnly twice or three n"s but
six times SO loud end enthusiastic was the applause.
While the programme was being enacted, Capt.
Steers and Detective Dunlop, both in citnen1'
clothes, and a squad OF seventeen roicemen IN
uniora their attention Ia another part of the en-
tefanIncnt. the selling Oi beer in violation " the *
else aw. Capt. steers and the detectives pad on al
mission fee The officers in uniform entered without
Imposition and without paying. The par was open, as Is
usual on week days, and sale Of beer proceeded uulu-
tcrrtedv, the nftc.n arrests that were made occupy
ing only moment at tmc the walters who were tc!'
their hat, and with ;1c Officers having tEcf
places Supplied by extra UIcn.
No cxciicucIt OccasiOHed by the arrests. Unc
officer Looking a. violation OF law noticed Mr. shOoh
drinking beer win three ur "UE prOmnen l1it!cials
Ii, policeman appeared to be blind on that ld1 OF liz
head ana pissed waiter serving tess IiU'trlcs
company. TIe Walters no wer arrested |eTo akch 70
hc Masniu gun Place Police Court where Justice Duny
discharged each uIuu 500 DHi AZ 10 0'clocK.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
DEsTITUTION IN TIE CITY.

The letter of DR.. Andrew ii. Smith, pub
shed i'll Saturdays TRIBUNE upon the subject OF sar'
ton In this city, giving several instances Of dostuton
on the East Side, has already been responded To by
number Of the charitable residents of the cIty. Dr.
Smith, the Rev. DR.. ii. Dyer ana the Rev. ID. NJ. Nc
Cafrey have each received contributions both OF money
and clothing. reporter of The TRIBUNE called yosteI
day on Dr. Smith and Mr. McCaIcy, but they both
out of the city Mr.. McCafreys sister, however
irned the statements In DR. Smith letter and said that
she had visited many OF the poor families herself,
that enough food and money had been given to them 10
.st until today when hes brother woGld take to the
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
CITTfXG DOWN SALARIES.
MANY OFFICERS TLAC@D "OS FUELOuCH' 70 RE-
DUCE rnE EXIENsEs OF 1HE NAVY.


MANY OFFICERS PLACED "oS FURLOJCH' 70 RE
pUCE rnE EXrENsEs or 1HE NAVY.
The officers OF the navy are very much discOn-
ccrcd by the recent order OF the Secretary OF the Navy
which is TO place many OF them furough. This vas
caused by TIC recent action Of Congress in cutting down
the appropriation Tor the nay 0i the navy The reduc-
ton from the appropriation last year "mouuts 10
81 i574 451 30 The classes OF officers affected b. this
change are shown by the following extract from secre-
tary RoUcsOn's order:
l. Unt further orders officers relieved from seagong
vessels and having made CrG.Se OF pdij OF q ciGae,
will Ia e as many months " leave or "W&Uu: orders
dating from day OF their detachmcn III any paIt ci
OF their arrival IN tine port OF The United std;es,
that cruise part of cruise has been III years W.T. q
ETcpNrtOnatc leave for tractor uf year Oi su,h
service At tho 90 uraJu OF their leave or oHg
ORDERS" such officers will thereafter he rega' as o'
"fuIiodgh'
. Officer, relieved from shore stations. harbor ships,
special Guty viii have one months leave or wait
iag orders daiiHg from the oay OF Aer deiae ntt ~
the sPirdtOn OF when thty VIII Dc I'Sdf"tu az on
"fiIgiOugl"
and who not Affected by either OF the Two preceding
paragraphs vii bc regar led q, on " lulioGSh' 90
4 Ie foregoing applies only to the hetye st oil me
navy, the pay Of retired officers being hNcd Dy SPECIAL
pro- '-iou Of law.
BY tn, order officers placed on furlouGh' Will receive
oue-haf Of their leave pay, when Affects the lower
grades OF officers the most seriously. The annual pay oi
heUerant commanders and their rank when iurOugh
is 81 600; heutenant 5cO masters, 5000 aud cnsSns
500 The etaH officers ranking with Lieutenant viii
receive $3.50; with masters, 5000 Admiral ID. ID. POf-
ter has been detached from his present duties in wash
ington and placed on waiting orders In pursuance
Of tie policy of reducing the pay Of the navy the officers
attached TO the Minnesota New-Hampshirc, the iron
clad. Ajax Canoaicus, Cltsl, Dictator Lehgh, haho
pac Manhattan, MUntauk, aud saugus, and the torpedo
boats Intrepid and Alarm, have been put on :" other
duty instead Of sea pay.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
TWO BOYS DROWNED WHILE ROWING.

Five boys--Daniel Driscolt, James Murray,
George Blake, Patrick Tooe, and Henry Jacobs-were in
a rOwboat eff Pier No. 2 North River yesterday after
noon the as steamer IIIewd approaching. Tie
boys proposed that they should row close to the steamer
and enjoy the swell made by the paddlc-whceis. They
did make allowance for the suction caused Dy the
motion of the steamer and were drawn closer to tho
wheels than was intended. They would have cleared
the steamer however II Of the had not slipped
In the r0wCsk. "A it was, the head OF the boat was
turned and the wheel struck IT, cpis1nG the boat and
precpitating all the boys into the water Lake was
struck by the wheel Of tle steamer and severely IN
ufei that was taken the Chambers Street Hospital
DrisCOn and Murray rescued unhurt, but Patriek
Tocle, age IL, of No. 30 Grecnwhch-st, and Henry
Jacobs. age II. of No 20 Rector-st, were drowned.
Their bOCiCs not recovered.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
CAprURE oF NEw-JERsEY MrRpERERs.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2O.--At IL o'clock last
night, Isaac Dayton, John Fuilan John Hill, tho
uurderers of George Chsett, at Elwood NewJersey
Aug ., were captured by Lieut. Eyerly or the police OF
this city, with Two officers two miles from Muncey, Ly
coming County, Penn. Their whereabouts made
ovyn through letter from Hill to his mother, who Is
rovont IN family OF Thomas j. Lyons, the brother OF
"A p,lceman in Lieut.. Eyery's district. the officers
started ont Saturday morning. and captured
no miscreants az the house Of aunt Of
Fulap who lives two miles from Muncey The officers
entered the Greeted their without trouble,
t9ing them Detey 10y surprise. The prisoners hayc
now been locked up at the Central Station where they
haze N parent had good time all day, singing, laugh
n and telling stories. They deny ali knowledge Of the
crime They Will he removed TO Mays Landing prison
early Tomorrow morning Tine authorities Lave not been
n,orred as IT. is feared riOoCs demonstration might
take ace before the prisoners could be lodged IN jail
IFi pe Oldest 90 years Old, il married and has four
children Dayton is % years Of age Fuan 10; both are
piaI
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
SUICIDE IN CENTRAL PARK

Officer McGunn of the Central Park Police
found man lying unconscious in the Ramble satur
night and on examining his body, discovered that he
was suffering from pstoshOt wound IN the left breast
pistol that had been discharged found beside him
He was taken to St Lukes Hospital and died there
afterward In his pocket were found photograph OF
bimseN a pocketboOk in which 3G cents, pair Of
spectaces ands red and white cotton handkerchief.
Coroner Einger took charge OF the bOdy and made an
of the case Yesterday afternoon Later In
the day John shreber Of No III Avenue Is identified
the body as that OF Henry Henlein, German shoe
maker living at No. SO Avenue A.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

most needy additional supplies Of food and clothing Ing
During t6e conversation lady came In ana handea Mss
Hrcafrey 10 and said that she had carpet which sho
Sgonld vivc 10 the family described IN the letter AZ nav
Ing the floor covered with old nlthy rag ren
ored necessary by the ratnoles In the floor Inc iany
also offered 10 assist In placing number OF young girls
capable OF doing domestic work. In the iai,ies OF ner
fends Mr. Mc(affreys address IL No. 55S LfAingtoh-
ave- that of DR. Smith No 1Io East ThrtyeightnsL,
and that DR. II. Dyer is No Bible honse hc S u
these pcuteneu will receive contributions OF food,
money clothing, furniture and any other necessary
articles and distribute them among the sufferers Oh io
Ius
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
MR.. KERR,s CAREER AND CIIARACTER

AS Congress go home the Speaker dies. The
House loses Speaker of nnimpeachable integrity whose
last days were saddened and whose death was perhaps
hastened by an uufounded and malicious assault upon
his private character The Democratic party loses
man who never brought discred upon 1t save by the
tenacy with which he ciung TO refuted opinions. The
people regret politician who pure and wEo might
in time have proved himself a statesmen.
Michael c. Kerr native Of Pennsylvania, hav-
ing been born in Crawford County, Ttusyile on
March l5 1927. His parents in humble circnm-
stances his father being farmer, occupation which
N that country was not then very profitable In 1852
the old home was sold for 500 and the Kerrs narrowly
escapcd comfortable fortune for IL il said that the first
i.coyery of oil was aferward made the farm and IN
1856 IL sold for quarter OF million dollars hr Kerr
educated himself and in all essentials sefmadc
man When he had passed through the studies taught
in the village school, he went 10 the Erie Academy
where he was graduated at the of Is years He then
gave mis- attention teaching, ia order to accumulate
The means for the further prosecution OF his studies ana
I'm that time formed the acquaintance OF Miss Co0Ver
sco teacher In Erie who several years his senior
and to when he was afterward married. Soon after
this be went 10 the West, but bis wife remained in
Erie and the fact OF the marriage, at Mr. kerrs
reouest was kcpt secret until his return two years
later His friends were greatly surprised 10 hear OF IT,
and gave expression evil fOrebOding OF Its results
Their gloomy prophecies, however proved untrue and
4 Is said that 10 wifes good judgment and ambition
MIR Kerr was indebted for much Of his success In life
Going West Mr. Kerr entered the LOuisyle University
from which graduated In 1851 with the degree Oh
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

Fiji frenue Hotet-R. II. Hit Secretary, OF the
T. LEGATION al Paris Bishop C. II. Borgess. Of Derolt,
Judge p ) of California and exCongres,mi&n 4 r
Wo1Ibridsc of Vermont ECereu HOUsc-Relr-AdliaiJ j.
E,my T. 8 Navy. Metropolitan HotstCongres man :" W.
Wiltshire OF Arkansas .Srerdnt Hose - CoisCsan%h @
Rirhard n Whiting Of Illinois, and Baron H. FredTHs 0 RUS
sia - Clarendon Ilobt-M9or W. Butler oil ihe STlusn
war Office and Edward j. Phelps OF Vermont dSI 5C"Se
Conn CapJ Alegre OF Havana Windsor HOtei Judge \
e. TGnel Alexandria Egypt. Ua0n square Hotet-CapE
" ID seymour Of steamship hne 4tDrHt -
T5GL-A,fredo EscoDa Secretary OF the spanish Ceh'eh
upiz.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

MORAL PLUCK.-Paterfamilias, who, under
pretcx OF seeking suitable French waterinepl for
his family, has enjoyed delightful three weeks trip on
turns 10 his penaes and after parkpg duly Of refresh
Inent, delivers himself thus: Well, my dears, we've
fed Trouvile Deppe, Etretat, Treport BOulOgne and
all and have come the conclusion that there's no
place ike home England with all Thy faults love
thee still And propose -" indignant chorus oh,
indeed Papa w-lP Punch,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Jamaica The right of way for the rest Of the road b.
lot yet been secured
JERSEY CITY


Thomas Fox, Thomas Farley, Chas. Moonev
and John Fields, the boys who stole the bombs from
Edges fireworks factory were commit cd Tor tria, hv
Judge Reese yesterday
Thomas Kennedy, brakeman on the Penn.
sylvania Railroad, at 1880 p Saturday slipped
and fell between two which he about eouple
and OF his legs was severed. lie has since died "
The superintendent of the Jersey City fer.
res has placed Hartford register the ferry entane.
the foot OF Exchangeplace and the ticket conecto,
registers every ticket dropped IA the box Dy the passen
gers.
The Citizens Committee appointed by ths
meeting he'd In response call ssuOi from the Tr,n
Common Council have secured reduction In rates
for Thursday next to 81 so each for so tickets 81 IS
each for 300 tickets and 81 20 each for 800 cke good
for the round tp aud including admission to the Cen
wish to go and the committee will provide tickets.
At late hour on Saturday night Officer
Harney found a sailor Greene-st covered with blood
which flowing from wound in the back Of his head
The man said his John Yonng sailor on ,bs
United states ship vandala that he had been paid OF a.
and started for Jersey CITY On the way he fell in with
who rept with him, and finally knocked hIm
down IN Grecnc-st robbed him, and ran away. Young
Kept until last evening, when he was allowed TO re-
turn to the navy-yard
NEWARK.
Mrs. Lysander Stillwell left her home al No.
so Lberty-st, Newark, Aug H. ostensibly to 20 to
the Methodist camp meeting at DenVlle, n. j. few
DAYS ago her husband received letter from her stating
that be would her again. IL Is supposed that
has eOped with William s. Lambert, recently meT
chanttaior.
NEW-JERSEY.
Lone BRANCH.-President Grant and family
arrived Long Branch at O'clock Saturday afternoon
by special train the NewJerSoy Central Railroad
Fully 10000 people at Long Branch Saturday
evening, and hotels and b0ardnghouses were full Hops
given at the West End and Ocean Hotels. Two or
three thousand persons were in attendance and the
dancing prolonged until lae hour.
MoRRIsTOwN.-'rhe funeral OF Rufus g. Graves was
conducted on Saturday afternoon by the pastor OF tho
second Presbyterian Church, assisted by the Rev. b.
Halliday, assistant pastor OF Plymouth Church, Brook
yn H. B. C.tlln. ]. H. Hutchinson, X. ". Ropes, Ed
ward OviIgtOn, r. ;. Benedict and many others from
New-1oIk and Brooklyn, were rescn; 40 the exercises
RUTHERFORD PARK.-The meadows Rutherford
Park have been burning fortnight. There is in them
depth OF 2l1 feet.
PATERsoS.-An unrecOgnized man was struck by n
tram the Martest crossing the Erie Railway at
1880 p. H. on Saturday, aud Instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
THE PRESIDENT AT LONG BRANCH.

LoHG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 20.-Prcsidcnt
Grant and family attended divine worship at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in the village this morning In
th evening they attended the sacred conceBt given at
tie Ocean Hotel where there were 1900 people present
listening TO Wagucrs music.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
REUNION OF KNIGHTS or PYTHns.

A large number Of the knights of Pythias Of
this city and Brooklyn Will 90 TO Philadelphia this after
noon to participate in the grand procession Of tat order
tomorrow TwCniysx lodges from this city and twelve
from Brnubivn will be represented After the grand
view OF the order Philadelphia tomorrow there viii
be "a session the Supreme Council in Iudel l5adenSa
Hail. lasting Tor several days
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
LONG ISLAND

ROCKAwAY.-There are 40 places on Rock
beach where liquor is sold without proper license.
and the Sunday law is openly violated John WIlmarh,
"A gambler arrested Saturday the Seaside
house ior sw.ndlng man out Of 80 by the thTcecard
mOute game.
SMITHS POND.-A railroad bridge on the Southern road
Sn tbs Pond discovered to be fire Thurs
day. ana IL found that dry hay and other cOmbust-
bes had been gathered under il and set ablaZe One OF
.hC ties burned through before the fire could be
Oat The fortunate discovery prevented The destruction
Ct the first morning train westward which was nearly
~
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

THE LATE HOT WEATHER.-Travclcr (bcd-
time therinomcter 100og: water, 30 slch tdiug ~
a warmn'pant :" Waiter (Stoundcd): ." warming
Ian, s.rw Traveller: "And got any icrW Waiter:
!" zee Srl yessir!" Traveller: ILon tell cbamb maid
to run pan through my bed and ict mc have my
candle. I'll tngn inH-l Punch.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Will ACT on TIE CHINESE COMMISSION.

Lone BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 20.-Congressman
Meade viii serve ON the MOugoan Commission, rumOrs
90 the contrary notwithstanding He hopes that Mr..
Wilson will M la afcr all, which Wist, he
thinks, ia shared By Mr. PGso oi California and MI
kunsOn vi Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Announcements. ,

No one should neglect a Cough. WIsTAB's
BAIsAu OF WILD CHERRY viii effect care.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

NLARK & Co.'S Patent Noisalcss Self-Rouing
" STEEL SiItTrEPs,
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF. -,
No machinery balance weight Cannot gei out OF oturt
Fitted " DilaWart and Hudson Canal bmlihs MAnatOaA
Buiiliur icu0x Library Building, Tribune OWce, &c.
Ol5gc aud Factory lG- and lG4 West 2ftst Ne"'lorN
end at Louooa r2Iis, Ncnns- BE, Ia aeiooatne, Se.
GTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases or inc
A DANIELS 81 d., lts LeIin.U UnaVe cflee hours . W
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
HOME NEWS.
TUERM oMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY

Ga m. 76'. Noon s2' Sp.m.s7 Midnight CO..
Highest during the day. 81. Iowes 90.
Average, 74a. Game day. lS76, 71ia.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ApsrRAcr OF REPORT FoR WEEK ENDING AT p
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Total amount of water for the week,
Distance Travelled by the WIND daring TN