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, 1876-07-21

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EpmP0uu.
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feb. AIpe, 4empaaps >elarpes. Mraats
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Tieber unh ialtes Tieber.

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DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy

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Den wuroe. Set auen IpotDefern gu baOeu.
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nen @Iemente bts YeruptaM Sprnp
reitaurtreu, gu baben III alien apothefen.
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"Star- DIN" platform.

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ata &c }. 3!reuiart gratis ~ptrfsnbtt. AprtfRrtt
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5u u,rptellen Tur &euis, lp.lUe tpre ,Selt pprt
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, 1876-07-21

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nsaA sab iAlt&ts Ratruas " bistea.
, 1876-07-21

Msfesn, S&asla&keeu entaeben aus serterbeRem 0EahA
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kdtex auSbrebes, bans mus Der @tbrau& fSfrrt dina
seEt rerben, Va Rranftsttn IN bsiem StAoum rM an
btss Nstaastaas rfsrsrA.
, 1876-07-21
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

tins aussnbltdit&s 5aIfs asbsa Bet,
SAttaHeuns Der Aisrsn. h1 Ulsis ani Der 6iHasstss
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a. WsbtIs SUsdfusrsR.
, 1876-07-21

Or. 4usuf 86nts's Samburse
Sropfen iinb III Der belben Sahresielt ais
eiu Yrduentiue sesen anaeduns gu EN-
piehlen.
, 1876-07-21
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1ussbian, Berfaep tuna Biabmnssn
une ale innersn Gtiesn.
, 1876-07-21
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Dttess strs ausidlieBli& bsrettet ssa
Dentel II. 60,
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swtsa 5assaL
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ayanthtit setr S&mtrjta. be psm Wshjsl bts dDAdtrs
%,srratssa, ssrbsassR.. " "a better ale fTani0alau
Ssanty sbsr Btttas ale elm stt,mittt.
, 1876-07-21
SO Nrpsent.

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flr oeil SrrlauT poiI neuem ulo leDr pUpulurem SuUtli
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men uno ! Der5euse iM0 lelDlt. Aorele ". ~. Spl ozs,
alit' "Yun 49S!oues
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@c1meDif6 Bittere.
Rns aas erdrtsrfa fteA

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ss f&wsSifGtr dr,t bet txn piFenf& affIi&tn 8srfauuy
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&en Ena sa @upt5saenbtbeik W.
, 1876-07-21

&erlam9t,:$$ :'' 4: ss 's ;s'' E; !; s :s i:
Duli 10 OoYeu -upttl, AZ e0uuerts, SotoeIe 6e1er.
5eOerDalIer. patenI yarOmaB uno eIhen Art.lti u.
lDeiry. @ln5elle sutete mt ele9antem YreiS 20 Sent
pDlIreI. Gueulare lrei.
~4aDlzott; Srlpe u. 60, 769 Broaopap. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Nathaniel p Banks and Chester w.
Chaplin OF Massachusetts,, are at tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel Assistant Surgeon General Charles H. Crane,
United States Army has arrived at tho Aston House
Congressman Randall L Gibson, OF Louisiana is at the
New York Hotel Mr. Edwin Adams, the uagedian, 10
registered at the Winchester Hotel hr. George II
McCartee Chief OF tho Printing Division OF the Troas
ury Department. is at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Con-
gressmen Elias w. Leavenworth, OF Syracuse, and
Charles H. Adams Of Cohoes, n r., arc at thu
Windsor Hotel Lieutenant Commander David @.
Woodrow United States Navy is at the GIenham Ho-
lei. Colonel George A Williams, United States Army,
is al tho ST James Hotel Congressman EIbridge @.
Laphar OF Canandaigua, N. Y, lie at the Aston House.
Judge Theodore r westbrook Is al tho sturtovans
House Judge G. Billings OF Louisiana and Captain
W. Thompson Of the steamship Celtic are soourning
II the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr. John T. Hoffman
rived at the Clarendon Hotel yesterday from Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-04
PROBABLE MURDER.


NUMEROUS ASSAULT WITH DINNER PLATE
The German boarding house OF Jacob Seimer, No 81
Grand street. Williamsburg. last evening the
of a terrible contest between two men, during which
ono was terribly that the Coroner for
take his ante-mortem statement at midnight Louis
Lang aged twenty eight years. and Joseph Goyez aged
twenty -four years. both employed In Have
meyor's sugar refinery, fellow boarders
in the house OF Seimer, and seemed TO
agroe together pretty we'll but that terrible feel
ing OF antagonism existed between them evident
by the probably fatal quarrel recorded.
The men, after supper adjourned TO the lager beeA
saloon attached the house. and partook OF several
layers together and them after some words, walked
back 70 the dining room. where the quarrel
newed Lang applying the most Insulting epithets TO
Goyez, who at last responded with blow. This
seemed to be just what Lang wanted, and selling
large dinner plate, broke IL on his head knocking him
down. Lang then jumped him and struck him
with the fragments of the plate remaining bis hand
three terrific blows the left side or his head tho
FIRST INJECTING cash two inches long from the corner
OF tho eye down tho cheek the second, transversely
across the cheek, inch and half long; and the
q halt inches in length The jagged weapon, giving the
wounds q much worse appearance than those inflicted
by knife, horri1ed the spectators Golyez
was removed 10 the Eastern District Hospital, where
Drs Brady and Hesse pronounced the injuries fatal,
and Coroner Nolan was sent for TO take the ante
norton statement Meanwhile Detectives Short and
Rowland went after Lang and caught him. dressed In
suit OF clothes Just finishing the packing of his
valise preparatory 20 a hasty departure He was
rested and taken TO the hospital, where Goyez fully
and he then locked up IN the Fifth precinct station
house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-04
GOVERNOR ALIENS MESSAGE.

EQUALIZATION OF CRIMINAL PgNALTIEs-vA-
GRANCY-TH1 CENTENNIAL
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 8, 1874
The annual message OF Governor Allen was sent TO
the General Assembly to-day.
Il suggests that In tho Governors judgment the
path OF wisdom leads away from Wholesale legislation
N the direction OF prudent course which will not
cucumber the books with laws of doubtful ne
cessty add 10 the confusion OF the people by changes
OF doubtful utility. The aggregate debts OF Ohio
State local and trust fund--aro $3s $50 1T6 g. The
Governor urges the importance Of provision that
shall equalize In degree sentences In all
for the same crmea He says there are now convicts
in the Penentary under sentence OF thirty years for
precisely the same crimes for which other men arc
serving but three years The Governor urges the i'm
portance OF comforting upon the Chief Executive the
power ofrcmovine boards officials OF his own ap-
pontment for cause which he may deem sufficient He
contends that under the present laws he Is powerless
TO such officers except for financial turpitude
He recommends reasonable appropriations 20 assist In
having Ohio properly represented the Centennial,
and suggests the probriety Of holding celebration at
Columbus under State auspices on the Fourth OF next
July. He also recommends a reduction OF taxes and
expenses Of the government as much possible, and
such laws as will suppress professional vagrancy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-04
ARCHBISHOP LEDOCHOWsKI.

'THE GERMAN MARTYR PRELATE PREPARING FOR
HIS DAY OF LIBERATION FROM PRISON
CATHOLIC CONGREGATIONAL RESOLVE FOR
FETR IN HIS HoNoR-sTILL REcUsANT
AGAINST THE EccLEsIAsTIcAL LAWS.
LONDON, Jan. 8, 1875
The Morning Posts special telegram from Berlin to-
day says that Archbishop Ledochowski's imprison-
ment terminates the Sd of February next
CATHOLIC HoSoRs.
The Catholics OF all Germany propose TO celebrate the
day in appropriate manner.
Deputations from the Reichstag and Landtag will
walt upon the Archbishop and tender their congratula
tiong
SUBMIT BTsMARcK's LAW.
Archbishop Ledochowsd persists in his refusal TO
acknowledge the Jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical
Court the validity of his deposition.
WHAT FOLLOW.
1t is expected that the government will 'irtern"
him. as it did the Bishop OF Peterboro unless he pre-
fcrs quitting the country.
A FUGITIVE ARCHBISHOP.
The whereabouts OF the Archbishop of Cologne are
still q secret
A PRESS MAN KNOWS WHEREABOUTS
The VoLts Zeituno invites the docesans desiring to
present him tthe Archbishop with their New Years
felctatons leave their cards its publishing ofce
for transmission
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-04
THE LONDON PRESS AND STAGE.

LIBEL SUIT SETTLED WITHOUT TRIAL IN
couRr-wAs IT AN ADVERTISING MOVE?
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, Jan. 3, 1876.
proprietors of Fun the defendants apologized
and were discharged
PUBLIC OPINION OF THE CASE.
The general opinion is that the matter Of
trial was excellently planned as means of
gratuitous advertising for Fun and the
Messrs Irving, Boucicault and Toole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-04
BROOKLYN rHEArRE-"oUR BOYS"

mr. John Owens appeared last night at this theatre
In Byron's sparkling comedy, sour Boys" This play
has already enoyeda wide popularity, has had long
run tn London, successful seasons in the principal
American cities, and has earned we'll deserved praise
from oil critics MI Owens the eccentric character
ofPerkyn Middlewck, without being as demonsira.ive
or one might say, as exaggerated as the impersona-
tions OF Mr. Honey or Mr.. Lewis portrayed the
part with exceeding humor and infinite skin.
losing not point where tho element OF fun was con-
cerned and showing touches Of pathos some OF
the Mr.. Claude Burroughs is entitled TO very
high praise for tho admirable manner in which he
played tho part Of the aristocrat's Mr. Arnott
at home Charles Middlewick for he comma
ncal 10 the part a certain Mephistophelian or
sardouIc tinge entirely foreign TO IT, Mr. John
Mathews made great deal OF the small part OF
the valet Tho ladies' admirable The cousins,
Mary and Violet Melrose, represented by two
charming actresses-Mlss Maude Harrison and MISS
Blanche Grey the maiden sister OF the baronet by the
Brooklyn avorite, Mrs Farren, and Mrs Sol Smith
gave humorous portraituro OF the lodging house
maid Mr.. Philips very weak representative Of
the baronet The comedy placed upon the stage in
the most effective manner far as the appointments
w concerned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-04
THE WARSPITE.i
Another English Training Ship
Burned in the Thames.
IMAGINATION AND INCENDIARISM.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE
LONDON, Jan. 3, 1876.
The training ship Warspite, which has
been employed in the service of the Marine
Society for the instruction of destitute boys,
was destroyed by fire this morning.
AT HER ANCHORAGE
The vessel was anchored in the Thames at
y point between Greenwich and Woolwich.
where she has been stationary for many years
past, when the confagration broke forth.
NO LIVES LOST.
There were no lives lost, Notwithstanding
the excitement which prevailed on board.
THE CAUSE OF THE DISASTER.
The burning of the ship was, doubtless,
caused by the incendiary act Of one of the
boys under training.
JEALOUS LAD.
The imagination of the boys, it is thought,
had been excited by the praise which had
been lavished upon boy for his daring con-
duct during the burning of the training ship
Goliath, on the 22d ult To this lad, it
is said Minister was about to present
gold watch as reward for his bravery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-04
Yoop's MusEuM.

The patrons OF Woods Museum never complain
OF lack Of enterprise in its management for scarcely
week goes by that does not 500 tho production Of
something attractive al this house For this
rcason, thon, the place has been doing a fair
business at matinee and evening performances
during tho holidays Tho latest novelty pre-
scnted here-"faust and Marguerite "-was pro-
duced last night 10 highly crcdfsablo manner
with Mr.. J. B. Roberts hephistophees The story
OF the play Is well known and needs special refer.
just now All that need DO said that although
the average New York theatre goer has often this
another version OF the thome performed be-
fore, ~Faust and Marguerite" represented At
Woods is quito enjoyable drama Mr. Roberts
NepAisophees ia sufficiently vigorous and demoniAcaA
20 please anybody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-04
THE EAGLE THEATRE

Pantomime has undoubted charms for many people
hence its success whenever woll mounted and per-
formed in this city. Certainly the manager Of the
Eagle Theatre feel gratined with the patronage
the public Is bestow,ng upon his latest venture in
last night entered upon its second week and
was witnessed by pleased and large
audience The merits or the performance
have been already Indicated; still there remain word
or two more 10 be said for the elaborate scenery and
adornments Of the piece we'll for Miss Jennie
Hughes and Mr. @. H. haedermost, who contribute In
mont Tho attractions offered IN the hariequinado
though smacking somewhat OF the variety show are
the best OF their kind and elicit laughter and applause
The pantomlme cannot fall 70 draw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-04
THE CROPS IN EUROPE.

PROSPECTS OF THE FOOD sUPPLY-A GENERAL
INFERIoRITY AND DEFICIENCY IN CEREALS.
LONDON, Jan. s. 1870
The Mark Lane E@pvess, in It's review Of The grain
Nrade, says 1875 has unfortunately proved year Of
general deficiency and inferoriIy. Barley has shown
the best yield Of the season. being only slightly below
sns average; bus la color has been generally
affected that It's value FOR mailing purposes greatly
reduced, perhaps ss 10 los per quarter; sales have
been unusually dull Oats and beans are below the
Averages but better prices paid for the cOmpen-
safe the defect Peas considerably below The
age having suffered greatly In size and quality
The wheat crop has suffered most, only ouo-eighth
reaching the average while nve-siAths sink below II
whatever dulness now prevails and may Tor period
continue, our large deficiency will crop up as the sea-
advances
Should 80 have a bad spring an important advance
snust easus.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

Al the regular encampment OF James C Rice Post,
No 90 Grand Army OF the Republic, held last evening.
General Joshua 7. Owens installed the following named
comrades officers of that post for the ensuing year,
Commander JamesS Fraser; Senior Vice Commander
H. H. Schuremannj Junior Vice Commander
John W. Dick; Surgeon, l. X. Van Hor-
sen; Chaplain, Parker McCuen; Officer of the Day,
James K Hill: Officer OF the Guard W. W. Robacher:
Quartermaster, Wesley W. Halsey. Delegates to the
Department Encampment to be hold at Albany, Frank
NJ Clark and Samuel Minness; Adjutant Peter u. MUIR
ray; Sergeant Major b. A. Harvey; Quartermaster
Sergeant William L. Hunt A committee ap-
pointed the operation OF other Posts in the
State to participate the centennial services Phla
delphia during the Exhibition, wheu Il is probable, a
determination of tho veterans OF the armies OF the
North and South will DO made.
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ENGLAND.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THE COTTON MILLS DIS
TRICT-AN ELECTORAL TRIUMPH FOR THE
CONSERVATIVES.
LONDON Jan. g. 1876
The Howekridge Cotton Spinning Company's MILL at
Anterior, Lancashire, has been destroyed by fra
LOSS
is about $4,000 The mill contained 40 900 spndles
Two hundred hands thrown out OF employment
TRIUMPH VoR CONSERVATIVE
An election for member OF Parliament, to oil the va
cancy IN the representation Of Ipswich occasioned by
she death Of Mr.. John p Cobbold occurred on satur.
day.
The candidates Thomas Clement CobboId,
gbrother Of the deceased member, conservative ana
William Newton. liberal
Mr. Cobbold was elected
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON Jan. 9, 1915
SENATOR BoUTwELLs OPINION OF THE CUBAN
QUESTIONABLE RELATIVE NAVAL STRENGTH
OF SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES.
In speaking of the Cuban question this evening,
Senator Boutwell, SAID that he entirely opposed
to any meddling with tho Cuban insurgents and
the Spanish government He was not in
favor OF calling on European Powers to
interfere II Spain wanted to continue the
hostties the island her business not that OF
the United States. He considered all the talk ABOUT
making peace between the contcndng forces as
uncalcd for and mpertinent Tho plea that the
try was losing trade absurd Mr. Boutwell, went
10 say that II was better to lose a part Of
II for few years than to loso It
all and have our navy swept from the
sea in 100 days. as It surely would be If we attempted
Spain. She has the vessels and tho power
TO ruin commerce and destroy vessels OF war;
THE QUESTION OF TRANSFERRING THE INDIAN
BUREAU TO THE WAR DEPARTMENT..
Tho Senate committee on recognizing the civil SCR
vice. Of which Mr. Boutwell, chairman, has been car
rying on a correspondence throughout the summer
with the War and Interior departments as to the pro-
pretty OF transferring the Indian and Pension bureaus
TO the War Department The latter has that
this business can DO efficiently done with machinery
The reply from the Interior Department Is reported to
be rather in favor OF retaining control both Of Indian
affairs and pension business.
THE DECISION IN THE GRANT PARISH CASE
NOT YET REACHED.
The announcement that the opinion OF the Supreme
Court In the Grant Parish would DO rendered to-
day premature No decision has yet been reached
in the consultations OF the Judges and their OPINION
which will settle the question or the onsututionay
OF tho enforcement act is likely not to be public
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