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New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FreypH House-Prof. Alexander Agassiz OF Cam
Tiiiens Holman Housc-Judge Robert > Hale OF Eliza
beth;own N " aud the L. 5. Trimbe O Kentncky'
Tn'on SgGre Hoip-Jares Parton OF Newburyrort, Mass
VindgOT iI-Iudge sheplcy OF Name CtdTen
d5 IOfel-CIara Louise Kellogg. Grand Central HofelAs
scmuyman George West Of Baiston, N BTer00H mouse
j. Bouton Of the French Legation at Washington
ham H0teL-Willam ". Wright Of Geneva, n. \.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
ARMY OKDEEG-

NAsHINGToN, April THE following officers are
relieved duty sD1 win Join their respective commands
second Lieut. Louis ieme Isl Infantry iom Fort oola'
same George r. Cooke 18Th Infantry from Columbus
racks oO when relieved member OF The General Court
martial j. r. Caggett 23d Infantry from Fort Columbus.
York Harbor by direction Of the President the order
Ie wing Major Lewis MeiI 7th Cavalry from duty In
lecon with The Exhibition Of 1876 Is revoked
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

PHILADELPHIA, April IA large ting OF men,
hers OF the held at today 10 take
scton relative death Of the late Theodore Cuyler Res
OIutons OF sorruw adopted
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THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE
OF TIE
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION

WIN be issuod about May BY with tho United
safes Centennial Comm 5sion THE OFFICIAL CAIA-
Ll8UE WILL LIE THE ONLY PUBLICATION CON
TANNING ADVERTISEMENTS THAT WILL DE AL
LOWED UPON THE EXHIBITION GROUND except by
permission OF the Catalogue Company
The exclusive right has been transferred to he Catalogue
Company print publish, sell and distribute The OFFICIAL
CATALOGT T.. This publication. besides emboiyng much
valuable Interesting reading matter, VIII contain
official classified LIST o all extDtors, er address, and
the objects together with limited number OF
tsenents No other catalogue VIII be Of Ia visitors,
this only the matter for which VIII be authorized
furnished and revised 10y the United states Centennial
mission
for the first editions must be in hand
before April IL.
Parties wishing advertising space should make
IMMEDIATL applicatonto
-. m. PETTENGiLL & CO.,
Sole l.dyertising Agents for Official Catalogue
No. 81 Park-row, New Yorh
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

TIE offensive breath which 10 produced by
Oi the mucous membrane Of the anen
tlry canal Is puridcd by MILK or MAGSEslA
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
HOME NEWS

YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUrS iN
BROADWAY.
9a. m.. 46o Noon. SO. Sc ~ 60, Mi'n9h'' oV'
Highrst during the day, 60 Lowest 80
Average. 47as2. sam .iay. 1875. 36St.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

V0LMFs's BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, 571
Broadway notifies yOd the approach OF danger at any
door window.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

LIGHT HATS for Spring wear, end light prices
article nng E3pENsCiEDs establishment,
llS NasJau.st. wlth CIOHds OF customers.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

THE BROOKLYN JEwELRY BURGLARY.
Patrick Boyle and George Wilson, arrested
st low saloon in Bleecker-st Wednesday night, were
brought before the Tobs Police Court yesterday and
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

ANNOUNCEMENTS,
LCNpBoGG's CALIFOREA WATER for the toilet
and 1al. Gcgnll substitute Ior Cologne OK Bay Rum
Gre bottle Of WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CuEEsf vii often the seyerest Cough or Cold
D, x-oN-is UonTTT IT APR FRS
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
ARMY CHANGES.

WAsurNGToy, April THE following pro-
motions and Appointments in the army OF the United
states made by the President by and with the consent
Of the Senate, since the publication Of General orders
NO So OF Oct l. 1875, and UP to April l. 1876 are an
nOnneed by the Adluiant-General:
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

AGNEW, THOMAS r., the great New-YOlk
( Grocer Flour and Dealer wholesale and rstsl,
No 30 Veseyst Everybody should call and get bargains
GLUTEN WAFERS-A palatablc, soluble,
~ apd noushing cracker made from the pure Gluten
choice White Wheat HEALTH FOOD COMPANY,
l37 Eightlrsi. between IIradway and rouIti-aye.
III n. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st w Watches
: L. JeTeiry. Diamonds Sterling S.yer and Rogers
Plated Ware All OF tie best quality and 1T smallest profits
NEW YORK TUMOR DiSPENSARY,
n l0i East Y 1Iirteth 81, corner Fourthaye
Open dsy irom a. m 10 |. n, sundays excepted
GTRICTURE impotence. and Diseases of tho
- Genera I've radically and speedily cured. HENRY
A. DANIELS NJ d. LA Lexinyt nave. oioe hours To g.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

Dr.. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
Harden and heal tender gums.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
NEWARK.

Yesterday morning Judge Depue called the alton
ou the Grand Jury &c the boiler explosion at sauerbcrs
factory aad requested thorough investigation o the causes
which led 10 TIE accident
John Douyherty, a labOrer at Hollingen, near
Bound Brook brought to st. chaels Hospital yesterday
with bail revolver his hight thigh. Dougherty had
a difficulty with n the family Of a named Jamos
Shields living at EOiugrn aud after he ltt the house
Shields dWcd him iaud nrcd four shots at him. Shields has
uot yet been arrested.
James Farley, arrested on Thursday, is accused of
being In the robbery OF here and although
Only 10 years age has served terms in the Jail and
tiafy brother 81 Peer Farley, who arrested
Tuesday night In the act Oi rObbDg shoe
Nesei,a, morn ig Jacob Bost and Christian and Charles
suspicion oi being implicated IN omo OF the robOeros
The Lohigh Valley Railroad Company has secured
several of land both sides Of the Pennsylvania Ran
road Junction sou Broad ior the purpose OF
establishing great coal depot AZ that point 1t proposed
Inclined plane 10 begin north OF Hunter st.
NewJersey Railroad, Alpine and Earl and end
where the depot Is TO De located The plane
shape V, with the
apex Several tracks will be lal the y ane
above Alpine making the building VI three
bTi gcs EIlst. on Thursday night the Company
pied for permission on with the work The c,snsrl sd
mtted that the wsIks would be obstruction In NewJeT-cy
Railroad bit claimed that coal could bo furnished 10 the
chepy aud the would bs cleared Of the
opstTuct H. The counsel Of the Pennsyl
Railroad Company, who present, stated that bis
Company favorable TO the depot. The Committee
Yesterday afternoon 70 make Inspection OF tho
locality.
EEW-JER5EI.
ELIzABEIH-The general search made for old
In IN
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

Ileuf. Josiah 4. rNttK
O0ces have arranged f. the foregoing oIlcl to tho
con panies which they led IN the
C promotion or apI0 nimeL OF 10 which they
have been assigned by competent authority. Acceptance or
non acceptance Oi appointments ant III ptao"c.
the brthpae the appointed his and Residence
when appointed and s full name, correctly wrttel viii III
all case prOmVt tly reported % the Aduiant Gtnca
In case The death O! an oihcI is hereby made the 1uiy
officer report the fact II
this Office ug the cfu-, date ara place When
an Oscor his mmand dies hospital under
treatment IN charge VII forward the report
required under treatment by army mtdi
viii be having
nj gdlg ~
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BRAlNERD, ARMSTRONG & Co.,
DGCGlCV--- ---.HcaIth--- ----El0I0EV---.C

SAVE THE LADIES CHILDREN, INFTRM, 1U' SICK,
from indicate unnatural restraint exposure - the zee
mud sush storm wind ab9nt country pfiyy or
imperfect DISTRACTED pipes offensive on OF Wv
city water closet, by using The BEST a.i CHEAPEST
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

ELIzABEIH.-The general search made for old
books brought Light volume printed In Italy 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-17
THE noon OF the BATHS.
The Free Swimming Institutions Used In n
Day bv hight Thousand Persons.

"Do that agen an III lick yer, Johnny
Dooley." spuitered little boy yesterday morn
ing, US he stood on one OF the lower steps lead
Ing down into the free swim ming bath at the
foot of Fifth street. He had been sitting there,
intsntly watching the swimmers withou. dar-
ing 10 enter the water himself. Johnny Dooey
had stolen behind him, and with a yell and
push. sent him head foremost into the water.
He had been rescued 10y one Of the larger boys
and replaced on the slippery step.
Eyes" said the attendant, that's the way
with al OF EN-; theys got to be pushed In, aud
to choke and sputter and have mighty onpleas-
ant time for week OF two; but when they can
swim with the best ~ 'em, they takes their
turns at pushing In the new ones. Nosei Just
llsten."
In the 4oxs0 space, enclosed within echoing
walls, about 40 men and boys were diving,
Most OF them screamed aud laughed, their vari-
Gus lang uages blending In an Lproar. But they
were all having good tlme.
At the expiration Of their half hour the bell
rang for them 20 make room for a new COMPANY
that was impatienty awaiting outside the build
ing, and they reluctantly went TO the rooms
where their clothes had been left. Many were
the sly plunges taken by the little fellows, VINO
glided beneath the rattan Of the officer. The
Transformation produced ny the opening OF the
doors. behind which hut a few moments before
had disappeared 40 white bodies, was wonder
fol. Here mere bundle OF RAGS strolled out
into the bright not sunlight, while their owner
cast many envious backward glances AZ the new
ohthers VINO were hToauy IN the water IN con-
trast To the rag nag appeared the Deaily-clad
German lsd, whose poor but clean Sunday
clothes bowed carsful attention. Side by side
were the bury lOafer, with slOuched hat drawn
low over his face. his SHIRT open IN front, and
his breath laden with the fumes Of the previous
nights spree, and the innocent cnlld, bare
footed. bare headed, and his nakednrss but
little less apparent than when h. left the wat r.
The bAthers Ia the two free baths Yesterday
mum bered nearly 5000. Each was besieged as
early as clock IN the morning.
Keeper saye that the girls eudeavOr To excel
81 Mt Ia hat a.srl..r
feat- that boys do not attempt, and learn to
swim much more readily.
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AsATURDdY NIGHT SPREE.
The Exploit of Dennis Ryan Decent Folks
bbed with u sword.

The Exploit of Dennis Ryan Decent Folks
Imperiiled-stRbbed with u sword.
Brawny Dennis Ryan, who is a laborer
In large store ut Washington and Laight
streets, and lives at 10 Desbrosses street, got
drunk on Saturday night, and at midnight was
kicked and cuffed In Laight street groggery
He shouted, I'm XII the whole pack Of YOU"
ran home, got a long cavalry SABRE aud reap
peared thus armed. He brandished the weapon,
and ran down the street, slashing at whoever he
met. At Vestry street he came upon man
asleep IN dry goods box, and, crying I'm Kill
ell Of you" he made wild cut AT the sumbersr.
The blow fell upon the boards. and Ryan ran on
until he met a party Of street swee ers, whom
he attacked with such fury that they threw
down their brooms and ran for their lives. AT
Hubert street he met Dennis Healy, and With
out word, plunged the sabre Into his hip, and
left him lying upon the ground. Healy got upon
his feet, ana shouted "POliceW
OficeT Mahoney found Ryan walking In tho
mel eh oorhood OF Hubert street. carrying the
sabre. The onicer stOlt up behind MIN and
snGtched the weapon away: Ryan made no O.
sistanco, and went peaceably to police station.
There he said that he had been beaten and
rolled upOn the pavement, and that he wanted
to clean out the street" Heay's wound Is deep,
but not dangerous. In the Tombs Police Court
yesterday Ryan was committed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-17
ARCHIB1LD HENDERSON.
The Death In Havana Of New York Forger
A Tea Merchants Failure.

The death OF Archibald Henderson, in
Havana, by yellow fever, Is confirmed. He was
long In business at 30 alter street As tea brok-
err, and was accounted one OF the best buyers.
He was related by marriage to the wealthy
Robinson family OF Flushing, whore he lived.
Believing that Congress was about TO restore the
tax on tea he purchased heavily. EN- barking his
entire capital In the speculation. Outside ven
lures had also extensively involved him IN
trouble. To avert impending bankruptcY
he selected from his books the names
81 some Of his best customers and
forged their signatures TO notes amounting
to about tlO0,0OO. These he disposed OF to note
shavers, and with the proceeds postponed tue
crash for short time. Unable TO take up the
forged notes before their maturity, when dis
closure would 90 certain, he drew $2,OVO from
his bank and dad.
Hender,on's means were soon exhausted, and
victims. Inc American Exchange Bank. the
heaviest sufferers, they having taken about
&6O,OOO OF the forged notes, and other creditors,
acceded. HIS estate yielded about 90 per cent,
and he desired To give mis- personal notes for the
remainder. on condition that he should be per-
mitted TO return home and resume business
without mOlest ttiOn. The ajOrity of the oredi-
tors were la favor Of giving MIN this chance ot
redeemlnR himself, but few refused assent.
believing that MIR, HeDdsrsop's relatives would
in time pay their claims, In his letters Mr.
Henderson described himself az suosisting on
herring and plantaln IA day, with no place to
sleep save that which the occasional charity Of
an AGO lntance obtained for him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-17
STORIES OF sERPENTs.
Killed by a Woman-A Copperbead's Bite
A Black snakes Attack.
Prom The Reading EIgle. JUN IS.


Mrs Eveline Hamilton of Warwick
tree, AT her home, holding bird by the tip Of
Its wing. The btrd had evidently been seized in
its nest, which was on the same lint. MIS-.
Hamilton stoned the snake until n let the bird
and then back on the same limb, and loon drop
ped To the ground. Mrs. Hamilton hit 10 with
another stone and killed It. IL was about Ave
feet long.
John Stephenson Of Hopewel Furnace, who
has haOitualiy caught snakes aud put them IN
his bosom and In his hat, caught copperhea al
snake last Sunday, and. rs he was carrying IL to-
ward his mothers house, II turned Hnu bit him
In the thumb, tearing n cash about AN inca long,
and then dropped to tho ground. The wound
like bladder, and became very painful. A
string was tied tightly around the thumb at
once, and DIR. Chrlslman was summoned. Tue
young man suffered much pain, and WAS at once
heavily dOsed with whiskey. He was kept I'M
conscious with liquor all day on SUNDAY. On
prove until Ihursdap, when he showed signs Of
much fever. He mas been confined To his ted
ever since. The string was Kept on his thumb
for three days, and then the Doctor removed II
on account OF the thumb heing so feAIfuly
swollod. Up TO that Time the arm had not
swelled much, nut as soon as the string was re-
moved the swelling extended to the shoulder,
and the skin WIS ~ the coppery color Of the
snake. Stephenson's condition Is critical. The
snake was about two and half feet long.
Jacob Martin, blacksmith, saw black snake
four feet five inches long and three inches In dt-
ameter a. preaching his blacksmith shop Cd
Chestnut Hlll, NORTHAMPTON county. lie smut
down the window. The snake made several ef-
forts To enter hut was prevented, and then II
tried to enter the house in which were Mrs
Martin and her child, but blow from Mr.. Mar
tin cut IL In two. The hot weather makes SER
penis more bold and dangerous than usual.
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THE SERBIAN WAR.
Not Only n National but Private Quarrel
Enthusiasm.
IRON ne rua Nan Gas.tte.


BELGRADE, July 1.-The greatest sacri-
and every one Is eager to lend helping hand.
There Is n great deficiency OF doctors, and the
students OF Belgrade who know anything OF
medicine are drafted In to I'LL up the vacancies.
RAPIDLY taught by such doctors as we have to do
the simpler operations, such as bandaging.
&c. The churches are arfanged a. hos
pitals. and the Princess has organized all those
things which are essential to the tending Of
the wounded under her personal supervision.
Much astOnishment Is expressed at the number
OF Russians who come here symDathizing with
our cause. II Is forgotten that the Princess OF
Servia Is a Russian lady Her father Prince
kechko. distinguished himself by going 10 Italy
to nght Prince Dol2orouky. who wrote a book
against Russia" The Truth Respecting Russia"
DISTINGUISHED among the volunteers Is George
BlikOvitch, the same who Loot an arm
and a leg at Sebastopol, and afterward
when BELGRADE was bombarded by the
Turks suddenly fell with AS battalion
upon strong body OF them, and exterminated
them. For this service he WAS presented with
n sword OF honor. After him comes Altmpitch.
also man Of consider repu' alton. Many
French officers seek to Join the volun teers
Large bakehouses have been erected. aud the
old pensioners and prisoners are busy making
biscuits for the troops. E,cn person sub
scribes to voluntary tax OF two ducats,
and besides this public subscription Is
opened. Vast numbers Of wealthy Aus
tro-servians also subscribe money and be-
come volunteers. The Minister Of Finance
has raised loan OF about GlO,O,0t0. issued In
"a bonds, receiving interest at the rate of per
cent, and repayable in i've years. All Servia IA
placed upon war footing, aud the enthusiast IN
Is general. The present war Is looked upon by
each man as not only a national but a private
quarrel, and the hatred OF the Turks Is intense.
There - no lack Of the msteriel OF war, and, II
subscriptions and voluntary taxation go on as
they have begun, the money Will also be album
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-17
WIFE POISONING.
Very Strong Circumstantiai Evidence Against
Jealous Husband.

nom NE Lincoln tNebD HerHd
Mrs. W. y. ID. Daniels has been suffering
for some time past with AN aggravated and COM
plcAted clse OF piles. for which sue was trested
py Dr. Iatta. She about recovering when
abe was attacked with diarrhna. for which the
Doctor left some me iclne. He noticed that the
eudeavored to secreto the medicine under
her pillow. At subsequent visit OF
Dr.. Latta bis patient drew his attention
to he change In the taste Of the medicine left
her. The Doctor then put II to his lips and
found that 1t cont aimed some other ingredient
than he had ordered
where ne had procured the medicine and or
dered another bottle OF the same kind 10 be
prepared, about two-thirds full. This he took
t. the house OF his patient, and slyly chang ed
that boresuch startling evidences OF having been
tampered with. Inc doctors suspicious, from
the taste OF the med zine, were tnat arsenic had
been nut into n, and he cautiously preached the
subject to Mrs. Daniels. She az once caught at
the idea, and Informed him that her husband
had once before attempted TO poison her aud
sue had no doubt that he was atten pting TO do
30 again.
The doctor took the poisoned medicine to
Turner'S drug store, where Mr. Turner tasted IT,,
aud was SO b 4dly afec ed by II that he express
took the medicine to Prof. Aughey, and the
pr fessor found the most incontestiole evidence
Of the presence Of arsenic.
here the matter rested until yesterday. Mrs
Daniels not having sufficiently recovered TO be
able to leave the house, Judge Scott went To her
residence and took her AFFIDAVIT. and Judge
Daniels was lodged IN Jail TO await examina-
ton.
There Is evidence that Daniels went to a drug
store and applied for some strychnine. with
arsenic would servo his purpose as well, aud
sold him some Of that poison.
1t has generally been understood that Daniels
aud his wife had not lived pleasantly for "a long
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10 s IA 1es 81 Sqy Is '''uds' MI
HIS relatives ana friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from ms alc reg. cnee ss2 West
OF ST. Paul the Apostle. SON It ana OH av. where
solemn mess Of requiem win be offered for the repose
90 0 ths St Mary Jane F,n
nass1' a.asa'er q 9 over and Emma NJ Flanagan.
Re adves ard friends OF the family respectfully
G[eegwieh At, on Tgesd,sy, the 18Th at sP N,
Inc relative: and friend, q me family. sfo Monitor
Ss o. II Esi,rp5se, g;e9eseh degree L9aSe'
asi ~, fom his late residence is Mcse role
SOTIcEE members q o,ys Leaf Loage No sss
rooms corner Greene ST. and Union place Greeupoist
S9 TsS. 1y S q i9 10 attend q ts fa
rat and sister lodges are Invited TO attend Brothers
will appear with mourains r9TasireS Iv6S65fheTs va
H9EY."oS SUNDAY, july 10, Mary T.. only dauehte,
Of James va ana o Mary ey ASe year aud months
tend he iueersl At The residence Of her parents. os
Tn The remains vii be aen 10 ca Sa dec,er
ad I. ssy ca' gay asy 10 Charles Hyd0
Funeral ,srylcss =. as late Tssdsnes 2i7 i.s Ger
aiiyes are respectfully invited.
GS5aps sn sSg1 e. jp psI .sSgy
M 9IEs OF iSEst Manor s,rr,,v
July 10, 1875. octsvn. " Meeks youngest son Of ia
lAlt Joln MctkH, IN llt --u year Of hls age.
Funeral services at the Church ~ the Holy Trinity
corner Madison ay. and led st. Tuesday. july 49, at
O'Clock r NJ Relatives ana friends q the fam y. and
oI the gr duaing class of 1870 Harvard Col
lcge respectfully invited to attend without further
nOtce.
boston papers please copy.
MONGhAN.-On july l6 Of consumption, Julia Mon.
gau native OF Sprulc, county Mayo Ireland. aged as
years
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
teud hcr funeral fr IN st. Anthuny's Church. Green.
point, On tuesday, JuN is, Al O'Clock Mass Will 90
celebrated at O'clock
Mo OI.-ln Brooklyn. on Saturday July Is, Terence
Mccoy native VI the parish Of Cressen, county Ar.
The relatives ana friends OF the family respect.
full invited 10 attend funeral from st. Vincen 10
PALS Church, North 9th st.. where solemn requiem
VIII be offered fr the OF his soul thence
e. calvary Cemetery for intermeut. ate o'cock T. NJ on
Monday, July II.
swEZEY.-On Saturday. Jnv Is, Carrie g. daughter
OF samuel T. aud Laura A sweley, aged IL year and
months.
Funeral on Monday. 17th. at2P NJ from 447 Grove
e., corner 0th ST., Jrrsey city.
. THORN on JulS l5 Eugene Thorn, son OF the late
Col. Herman Thorn.
Relatives ana Trends members Of Holland Lodge, +.
aud A. NJ also veterans Of 7lht Regiment \. g IRA
invited without further uOtlce.
MILhlSsON,- suddenly, on saturiai, july 10, Fran
els A. wkisson, son Of Francis a. Wilkisson, IN tho
37th year Of mis- age
Reiatycs and friends respectfully invited 70 at
funeral from the residence OF hls fAter 3SJ
South 80 st., brooklyn h. D. On Tuesday, July is, at
o'clock.