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The New York herald., 1876-10-23
TIE WEATHER YPsTrrDly

Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature for ths past twenty Tour hours,
parison with corresponding date OF last Year. in
d,cated by tho Thermometer at Hudnct's pharmacy.
n RuiL
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Averuge tefnpcruture ycsteIsay 5yts
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year Ss,s
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE roR rHR MONTHS
NOVEMBER.
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zEALAED-MIDDfE iSLASD-wEsr COMMISSIONING
FoULwfSp

rouLwfSD
Notice 10 given that about the August 1875 the
light Will be exhibited The light will be revolving whito
light attaining Its brancy every half minute,
i9o feet above tho level high water and
weather should be from distance 10 miles, The H.
Illuminating apparatus is diop. OF tho second order The
lighthouses 50 feet high built wood and painted white
Notice will be given Of the dato OF the exhibition ohs
light
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sAxpRo ISLAND roc WHISTLE.

sAxBR0 ISLAND ROC WHISTLE
Notice is hereby given that fog whistle has been
erected by the OF Canada southern side
OF Sambro Island at ho side of
fax harbor.
Position Lat 46 26 IL N. lon 81 33 80 W.
The whistle is erected tho island and
Is elevated about 10 feet above high water.
In thick weather. fos and tho whistle will
be sounded foowsA blast of 10 seconds duration In
each minute with interval OF SO seconds
blast.
Tho whistle will be put in operation the 18th day
October 1876. and and after tho guns
used 10 thick and toggy weather will he discontinued
Nm. SMITH. Deputy Minister o. Marine and Fisheries
Department OF Marine and Fisheries. Ottawa Oct 10.
1870.
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The price Of the HERALD today aud henceforM riH be
three csnfx
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SUNDAY CONCERT At BoorH's THEATRE.

SUNDAY CONCERT AT BoorH's THEATRE
Mr. Flyers third venture in tho Sunday concert
limo last night proved such a success, artistcay and
financially. that II must necessarily encourage him
to continue these concerts through the fall and winter
The musical selections artists very attractive
The main feature the last appearance OF Mile.
Anna dc BeloccA The lady sung selections In several
languages from many celebrated composers In all
these selections she was successful and brilliant. Tho
first selection, 40 Salutaris," from Rossnis hssse
Soennelle, was rendered by the iair young
singer with q depth OF feeling and finish
of style that placed In tho best light the
work and its interpreter. The house called
her out, and she responded with waaces lovely bal
lad, Good Night and Pleasant Dreams" Again Mile
de Belocca sang the touching air from "Mignon," the
ono which Nilsson has made tavorits with the musi.
cal public "Connais tu 10 pays" is the very outpour-
ing OF heart feeling and in 1t tho musician has thor
ougnly appreciated the poet 1t is the ycarnng OF the
poor Italian child after tho sunny land OF her
birth. The expression which Is demanded in
fused into the Interpretation OF Mile. de Bc-
locca Becthoven's 'sAdclaide" and 'Kathlecn
Mavourneen" were sung by this admirable artist
manner that brought down the warmest applause
brindsi from "Lucreza Borgia" her artistic excellence
equally assured. Mme Maretzek, the most ac-
.S .aas.oan no,,c 70, @ saa Ans ,o,ass
"Robert ic Dable." The lady's exquisite
prcssi0n c0r tone and admirable phrnsng call
Tor the highest praise She AZ onco
cored and responded with thcmo from Flotow's
"L'ombrc." n Saurot, the violinist repeated his
former success. In Weniawski's bouquet OF melodies
from Gounod's Faust his violin playing charac-
tcrized by all the artistic elements that
70 toward showing to tho public the accomplished
yirtuoso. Mr.. Sohst the baritone, sang admirably,
and Mr. Satter the pianist in his
performance. Downing's Ninth Regiment Band. In
full military uniform, very attractive feature
the concert. Tho concert the best yet given q
Sunday evening at Booths Theatre
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rsr.Bl,saarsr or A Llanr vrssxI II roxr pvvrprsl

ESTABLISHMENT or pvSnptSI
On tho southern edge Of the bank running from tho
sand spit light vessel h,s been ocred in fahous
springs. 81 deg W. distant (appro
from the first red buoy The leading lights bear SSW
from each other and kept In lead the bar
As the small fixed rod ghs established recently
red aud white beacon the pilot station
the land change and straight toward Point
Harrington passing the latter In the middle. between It
the sand spit: then keep In mdchannet. between
the bnoys OF the inner bar The light vessel to be left
tho starboard side ~ distance Of about s. yards
(Eearngs magnetic Variation 10 Is eastoriy In 1851
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THE DEvOURING ELEMENT.

me price efsae HgRALD to-day aud Aeaesfora ,Oiu
fnrer
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The price Of the HERALD today and hencstorM will
be three cents
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and AencefortA wul
he
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ORPHAN ASYLUM DEDICATED.

me prsc< Of TIE HERALD today and AsnestoyA VaI B
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YACHTS. sTEAMnOATs. 60.


The price or the Herald has been reduced to Tires
cents per copy.
DOR SALE CHEAP.-A SLOOP OF 20 TONS REGIS
ter suitaplc for oyster boat. Apply f. B. Law
RENEE. ~ Clh St. up stairs.
SCHooNkR YACHT SCUD, FULLY FOUND. WILL
hCbe sold al auction Tuesday October "A At r. NJ at
South ferry Brooklyn.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A FIRST CLASS KEEL
w schooner facht also Soop Yacht Of so eet
long address uii description nane and price, TO CASH
box 2O3 Herald office.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ho1rux.D, DC, %, PN-wind E. fresh: clear.
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OBITUARY.

The price cfne HERALD today aud heneeforA .oi1 Be
three cents
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-30

bali clabs have entered the lists for the
match game Al Portland OF the Fourth
The Spartans of Salem. the Pioneers of
Portland and the College C!ab Of Salem
are the gladistors that have thus far
stripped for the fight Nr Easterly,
skiIlful artificer in wool. 81 Tun-
water. = eng gel n turning jewelry'
from the ornamental woods. native and
imported w were shown. the other
day some really elegant sleeve bntton.
and napkin rings made from rosewood
aud yew. Among the other favorite
woods used by Mr.. r. are the mes
quette. from Mexico. and the Usage
orange. which receive AMI retain high
polish M John NJ Swan shipped
TO parties down the Sound, last Sunday
night, twenty-five large boxes Of straw
berries. These luscious berries are
plentiful this season. Mr.. r. l..
Smith. formerly of this place, Is now
engaged in experimenting the Buena
Vista Oregon Pottery Works. The
keel Of the new steamer at Tumwater
is laid. and she will he in frame this
week 49, Olgmptan.
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T & l. E G r A P HIC
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAxCIsco. jane 2S.-Eight
cases Of smallpox wers reported to- ia y.
making total # % 10 date. since
May III. 4 frs,-class cas- of small
pox made its appearance in the dock Of
the police court this morning. in the
person Of q prisoner gathered into the
city prison 81 night for visiting 3 gam
bling house. and something approach
ing 10 I panic seized upon the visitors
who usually crowd the court room. aud
general stampede ensucd.
Geo. Mcguire. e the firm OF Child (
Mcguire. stock brokers, was arrested
yesterday on 4 charge of embezzlement
preferred by Thomas Dexter. The lat
ter asserts that on March the Goth. he
deposited &, 800 in currency with Mr..
Mcguire for safe keeping. In three
days after he drew $500, but notwith-
standing that be made repeated demands
for the remaining & 600 he has been
unable to get il. Mcguire furnished n
bond aud was discharged
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NEW WOODEN FACToRY.-We learn
from Mr. ". c. Griswold Of Salem,
who was in this city yesterday. that he
has in contemplation the rebuilding of
the Willamette WOODEN Factory, and of
rebuilding il in Albany. He will meet
our leading men in few days to talk
the matter over with them. and if ar
raugements can be made for proper
site and he receives such encourage
ment from our property holders as such
an enterprise demands, he will rebuild
here to a certainty. There is not the
least question in the world but Albany
is the place for the new factory. and but
little exertlon on the part Of our citi-
zens is needed TO secure tiffany
Democrat
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OLYMPIA lrgMs.--A large quantity
of wool will go down on the Dstoks.
Wool begins to move now. and one good
feature is he fact that wool is shipped
by Pacific Mail steamers to San Fran
cisco for one-half cent. per pound. be-
ing from ten to fifteen dollars per ton
less than ever before Three hasr-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

There will be meeting of Olive Branch Lodge
No. 4. l. o. .. f., 1T their Hal, on Tuesday. July
4th At 10 O'Clock NJ. for the purpose or joining
in the procession. All members OF the Order are
invited 10 attend.
by orGer Of the Lodge.
l.. DILI.ER. Il. s.
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w. P. DRUITT, Agent.

TESTIMONIALS
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| am happy 10 say did its work TO perfection and
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SEATTLE, W. r., June Il, 1870.
Mr.. Downs
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Salye and found great relief thereby / can rec
ommend il - the public.
Respectfully yours,
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Mr.. Downs.
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POST OFFICE NOTTCE.

NEW. YORK. NOVEMBER q ls7s-PosT OFFICE
In NoticeThe foreign ails for the ending Satur
day November II 1870 will close this ofce tuesday
at $3.50 A. NJ, for Europe steamship Wisconsin via
Queenstown on Wednesday, at A. NJ for Europe, per
steamship Algeria. via Queenstown Thursday at 80
a. NJ. for Europe per ste ,mship Ponsmerania, via
Plymouth Chcrbcurg aud Hambprg Saturday at 10 80
A. M for Europe. per steamship Britannia via Queens
town corrcspcndence for Scotland Germany aud France
70 30 forwarded by TINS steamer must be specially ad
ship Victoria via Glasgow; and At II A. NJ for France
direct steamship 81 Germen, via Havrc and III 30
A. NJ for Europe per steamship Rheln via
and Bremen The steamships Wisconsin, Algeria and
Norway.
Thomas will leave New York November 23
The mails for Australia, 6c, will leave San Francisco
The mails for China &C. will leave San Francisco Dscom-
Der !. T. L. JAMES. Pcstm aster.
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. gsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
A ent states without publicity; legal advice
5ss: pay when divorce grsntsd NkW X0Rk Law
AGExCY. llo Rrossvs:
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sPoRTING-DoGs. birds. ss..

L,oR sALE-soAE VERY NICE SKYE TERRIERS
and very nice Pug Pups aud few very small blNe
aud Tsns the New Bird Store. i2o Park av New York
the Grand Central Depot.
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Il and nice Pug Pups aud few very small BLACK
and Txns the New Bird Store 100 Park New YORK.
near the Grand Central Depot
POOL sELLING.
AUCTION FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
IA all day Johnsons Rooms Broadway 2Sth
St. the election maiortes and the trottng AZ Fleet
wood and Utica All orders bY mail VIII re-
ceive particular attention. !. b. JOHNSON.
rT,ATTERsALL,s i,227 BROADwAY-ELEc1IoNs
eectous elections Auction Pools day and even
ing French Pools tickets, 81 each New pools each day
on general result and State elections McDOuGALL CO
THE TURF.
RR0ORLYN DRIVING PARK, PARKyILLE, l. L.
DThnrsday. Nov 9: n: NJ Purse sloo. Tor go class
d. b. Herington. New York, enters br. Bronx.
A. Bailey. Of New York, b. g. g. Grear
A. A. Wilson, new York. b. T. Winslow.
y W. Page Brooklyn, br .. Eddie.
4: Marry, Brooklyn, spotted 9. Reform.
VIM: b. Reed, Brooklyn, br e. Frank Martin
l. w Mulberrey New York. b. 4. Tom Gaynor.
j. Z. Jarvis, Parkvillc. blk m. Clara Norris
McNnmara, New York, Gypsy Maid.
u. W. Howe, Grsvescnd, b. &. Judge. -
n WILLIAMS son. Proprietors.
ELEETwooD PARK TRoTTING, SATURDAY. No.
vcmber H. is76-Match $500 mile heats best three in
Owe 70 saddle John Murphy enters blk. m May Bird W.
"s'A' sA''' = CAFES n S0f BARNARD President
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PERSONAL.

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tion Aarlter. SUPPER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-13
nom ESTlC.

The public debt statement for August,
published on the list, shows the following:
Coin bonds outstanding, 81, 697 $40, 100; total
debt, s2,2ol $40 102, cash in Treasury, sle6,-
OBS, 1872; debt less cash in the Treasury, 81
0a5 ISL $40; decrease during August, S3ll9,.
500
One hundred and twenty clerks
out of the 500 employed In the War Depart.
ment and its various bureaus in Washington
were discharged on the2d
A brutal prize-tght occurred at Pennsyile,
\. j., u few days ago, between two Phila.
delphia pugllists--,Iames Weedcn and
Philip Walker, alias Roster, the latter being
barely twenty years of age. They had
fought once before, Needcn winning the
battle. The recent fight was witnessed by
about 900 roughs, who openly dcfed the
Sheriff and his officers. Seyenty.six rounds
were fought, In the last one % " hich Walker
was unable to strike IA blow, and at its end
he was wholly insonsible, and died before he
conld ho taken home. A New York dispatch
of the "a says Weeden and his second, Good.
win, had surrendered themselves there
without waiting for a requisition from the
Governor of New Jersey. They arrived in
Philadelphia on the Sd, in charge of oiilccrs
Other arrests Of parties concerned In the
Eight have been made.
The Chicago dailies caution the public
against ten dollar counterfeit notes ON The
Lafayette Uud.) National Bank
There were ten yellow fever interments at
Savannah, Ga ON the ith, aud the disease
had become epidemic. Forty deaths oc.
Cured in the forty-cight hours ending on
the I'd
The latest news from The Indian cNpcdi.
ton received at Bismarck, d. T., up To the
18th, Indicated that the campaign against
sitting Bull had been closed for the season.
No Indians Of any account had been seen
for some tine The feeling among both the
officers and men of the expedition was that
the campaign had proved an immense wild.
goose chase,
A Washington dispatch OF the 5th gives
the full text of the Presidents reply To the
Emperor of Gcrmauy's letter ~ eonvratula.
tion on the occasion of the centenary of
American Independence The Presidents
letter is rs follows:
ULYSSES = Grant President Of the United STATE,
81 America 10 Wi,lam, Emperor Of Germany.
King OF Prussia, etc, etc:
GREAT AND Coon FRIEND. Your letter ~ June
2, in viii you were pleased ga oder youy cordial
congratulations upon She occasion ~ the Cyuttu-
NAL anniversary which We have recently celt-
hrated, was placed IN my hands on The sth ~ Jg-
ly, aud It's contents were peruset with unieigped
satisfaction. Such expressions OF sympathy for
the past progress Of this country and ~ the good
wishes for It's future welfare As are coufa ned In
that communication are the more gratifying be
cause they procced irom the head ai great
Empire, with which this Republic during the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-13
Great Star Showers.

THE shower of 1899 was awful and
sublime beyond description. 1t was
witnessed by Humboldt at Cumana, in
South America. and is thus described:
"Toward the morning of the 18th of
November, 1899, we witnessed most
extraordinary scene of shooting me-
teors. Thousands Of bolides and fall
ing stars succeeded each other during
the four hours. Their direction was
very regularly from north to south,
and from the beginning of the phe-
nomenon there was not a space
in the armament equal in extent
to three diameters of the moon which
was not filled every instant with bo-
lides or falling stars. All the meteors
left luminous traces of phosphorescent
bands behind them which lasted seven
or eight seconds" The same phenom-
ena were seen throughout nearly the
whole of North America and South
America, and in some parts of Europe.
The most splendid display of shooting
stars on record WAS that of Nov. Is,
1888, and is especially interesting as
having served to point out the period
lefty in these phenomena. over the
northern portion of the American con-
tinent the spectacle was of the most
most imposing grandeur, and in many
parts of the country the population
were terror-stricken at the awful
ness of the scene. The slaves of the
Southern States supposed the world
was ON fire. and filed the air with
shrieks of horror and cries for mercy.
The shower of 1865 was anticipated
with great interest. and in New \ DIRK
and other places arrangements were
made to announce the occurrence
during the night of Nov. Il. by ring
ing the bells from tie fire towers. The
display. however, was not witnessed
in this country, but in England was
quite brilliant, rs many as 5000 me-
teors being counted at the Greenwich
Observatory. Another shower of less
extent occurred in 1867, and record
has been kept at the Naval Obserya-
tory, Washington. of the number of
shooting luminous bodies that APP
peared III the months of August and
November in each year since.-N. Y.
PtrQiC.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-13

years. At the time of his death he was
Chief Engineer of the Board Of Public
Works Of Louisiana
The statue OF Lafayette, which was given
by the French Government as an expression
of its friendship for this country, was un-
yelled on the 9th, in Union Square, New
York, where are also the statues of Wash
ington and Lincoln The presentation
speech was made by the Consul General Of
France, and Mayor Wickham replied.
A Philadelphia dispatch of the 9th, says
DR.. II. T. Helmbold had again escaped from
the Pennsylvania Insane Asylum, and was
supposed to be in New York.
The five Molly Maguires recently convict
ed of murder in Schuylkill County, Pa, are
to be hung on the LIST of October, GOV. Hart
ranft having signed their death warrant.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-13
PER NONAI.

John I, Waring 4 Co, of Yunkers, y. a.,
the heaviest hat manufacturing firm In the
United States, have failed with liabilities
amounting to about S400, 900. They en-
ployed about 200 operatives The assets are
said 10 Ice greatly in excess of liabilities.
About $4,000 worth of the property Of
Brigham Young, horses, carriages and other
goods, was attached on the ID, 10 satisfy the
Judgment for $500 as alimony due Ann
Eliza.
Gen. sheridan sent a dispatch TO Gen.
sherman on the "a to the effect that Col
Carlin had telegraphed the former that he
had been obliged to suspend Agent Burke,
at Standing Rock, who, il was believed, had
been surreptiiously Issuing beef cattle To
the hostile Indians. Gen. sherman sent
word 10 Gen. Sheridan that Secretary Chand-
Ter stated that another agent had been APP
pointed in Burkc's stead, who would soon
bc AZ Standing Rock, In the meantime Col
Carlin was instructed that he must permit
No issues of any Kind OF which he does not
Spprovc, especially TO Indians not known 10
he friendly aud faithful.
AZ Chicago, on the 4th, an indictment Tor
murder was returned by The Grand jury
against Alexander sullivan for the killing Of
Francis Hanford
sen. jeG Thompson, Of Louisiana. died
AZ s., Joseph, No, on the 5,h. aged CITY