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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07
rl DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

,.\r,E.sSE vii! relieve pain. cleanse, purify,
80, I'll, diseases. restoring The patient 10 per-
~. ...ua. after trHIac different physicians, many
.... .~. suffering tor wears, IS IL not conclusive
.-, !. .,t .r,. . sufferer You can bc cured? Why
.Ef. r... !i,...- p,rfurminc such great cures? 1t
~. Il. liz. l.uu:-:u the circulating fluid IL can
.-..,. ,~..l".i he CHEAT BLOOD PURIFIER The
a, -r;r.,. ~ .-..lsr originates in tie blood, and
inc tia, docs mol act directly upon ii, TO pu-
.. .,.. frmuy.tr. LAS a!sy just claim upon public
.-.... q.
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AUCTION SALES TIaHS DAY.

ES' On all sales Of Real Estate made bet,0een
the 1st Of January and last Of June the tares for
the present year hnre to bepaid oy the purchaser.
On all sales made betpeen the 1st of July aud last
of the year the tnGes hare TO be paid by the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmoud and ap-
plies to Richmond and yicinity.J
SAMPSON & MCCRARY. l r. NJ, farm In the
county OF Chesterfield.
ROBERT b. LYME, 81 z. NJ, Broad-street pro-
perty between Sixth and Seventh streets.
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON, 5k 7. NJ. new
framed dwelling No. 705, on the east side OF
Bevdere near High street.
GRUBBS C WILLIAMS, ! p. NJ, Westham Cottage
estate, on James river six miles above the city.
A. b. DUESBERRY, high-constable. z. ~, double
tenement, with two stores, on Sixth street be-
tween Broad and Grace.
BYERLY C POWELL, 10Y A. NJ, at store No. 1205
Main street, oil-paintlngs steel engravings chro-
&c.
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MINERAL WATERS
MINERAL WATERS On DRAUGuT
SODA.
klSSENGEN,
NICHY, and
SARATOGA
WATERS;
GINGER ALE and OTTAWA BEER,
.-.lw4 from Tufts Arctic Fountain.
GEORGE SCHEN,
.yl2 100 Main street, corner Eleventh.
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June 6, June 5, May 27, June 3,
1879, 1875, 1876, 1876.
w. c. W. c. w. c. W. c.
'..12 II Is ~ 9 10 10 1s

Mean temperature for week ending May
81, 72.00; mean temperature for week end
ing June 8, 74.2S.
Amount Of rainfall for the week ending
May 81, 0.83 inches; amount of rainfall for
the week ending June 3, 0.50 inches.
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ie L-c0l3

TOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLEGa
A. FRAMED HOUSE on south side OF Frank MI
I'm between, Fourth and Fifth streets, containing hVe
rooms, in thorough order. Possession on IN & juno
a.SS1t No 9 Fourteenth street.
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T1OR RENT, THE HANDSOME G:a
new RESIDENCE, just finished, with large n:1
ward on Franklin street between Madison ana Sl0n-
roe Streets and first house above General Bradley i.
Jo!nsons, containing thirteen rooms and ai modern
improvements. Rent, 5000 per annum. Apply 70
JOHN r. GUDDIN, Real Estate Agent;
je 1-Gt or TRUMAN a. fAhhEi' ~
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Es;ssEfSE.

,-rO + ETlN \ T.
IN GREAT llEALTI RESToRER,
MADE F8O%
r,HkS. ROOTS. AND HERBS.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, tce.
WATCHES, WATCHES, "a,
AND JEWELRY VERY. CHEAP. .sSxlG

Having lot Of fne GOLD WATCHES left for
tale on commission, am offering them 1t astonish
!nSiy low prices. Those intending to purchase are
lhfltcd 10 call and examine them They arc offered
al very low figures TO close of the lot are warranted
Ane gold, and very superior t1me-keepers.
JEWELRY also offered ut equally low prices as
NY new store, 9l7 Main street, between Ninth aud
Ieut.L Tny 27-Im1 G.. GEENET. K
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Fresh PEACHES at d. CoLuMBUs's.

SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKINs in great variet,
1T BOSCHEN's, 5O9 and 5ll Broad street.
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EOR RENT, q neat two-story BRICK Ma
Il DWELLING with SIX rooms with the ia:I
modern improvements, In fine repair, on Ross street
between Fourteenth and Mayo streets. Applyto
RICHARDSON & Co,
je Cat 1115 laIn sIeel.
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WANTED, all who are in want OF SOLE
w LEATHER, FRENCH and AMERICAN
CALFSKINs, HARNESS LEATHER. or anything
give MS call We are selling our present stock at
greatly reduced prices I'm order to close it out before
removing to our new store. Call and examine ouf
stock and prices before buying elsewhere.
O. II. CflAIKLEY g. CO..
my 29-3m Thirteenth street.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING g.,
4 No. 9O4 Broad street, containing elcvenks:1
making In all nineteen rooms. This property Is well
suited for Il clearinghouse, and Is in good order
generally, though any reasonable repairs or ncccs-
sary improvements win he made for q good tenant.
Apply to GRuBBs WILLIAMS.
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TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENE
RALLY. &. sE7t-.'
Having lust furnished my factory with steam
engine, eggbeater, and am nov re pre- e.
pi, tc ,imes Managers or festivals excursion and
nicnc pai ties hotels. &C., win find II to their Inter
rst 70 give me call before purchasing ese"nele, :.
Families will be furnished ut all hours, ana sent u
any mart of the city free OF charge.
Plain and ornamental CAKES made iresi every
day. ,o-,o r,r,,as Civ. me a
SPeeiaA 81 C.. ZIMMER,
calI' - 1886 hain street.
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TOR RENT, THAT TRULY DESI- M
L RABLE AND ELL-CONSTRUCTEDka ka-4
DWELLING No. Ala west Franklin street. between
Monroe and Henry, formerly occupied by Samuel
Wortham, Esq.,; eight rooms, gas, water, range,
Latrobc stove and every modern Improvement Rent
low. apply to ROBERI Il. LIZ Me-
n6-3f
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TOR RENT, THE "VALENT1NEGS GSa
UOUSE,n situated at the corner of Ninth, Bill
Broad and Capitol streets, and Immediately opp3G-
site the Capitol Square-one OF the most oesiraDle
locations In the city for large, 1irst-class boarding.
house Possession on lst of August next. apply 10
IL 5-lw WlLIlAM r. 'hESl
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ANANAS S.-Just received, niteen
ID punches BANANAS; o,,s
Twenty-Five boxes superior LEMONs.c 49,, rod daily.
ICE-CREAM! ICE~CREAM!m mann!ac,oi in rIu ~ "a. siil
in Quantities TO suit. Best quality lCE-CkEAh-ah
AA'o'' 's'' e'f - A. PIZZfSI, JR.,
amos S03 Broad street.
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.APPY TIDINGS-JUST IN SEASON

ALEXANDER WERST.
PRACTICAL CONFECT1ONER AND fASo1
BAKER,
223 AND 225 BROAD STREET corner OF ihifoj,
respectful!y states that by the addition Of new SnS
costly he Is preRasedd RED econs1 10
soJ nnre n CF-CREAM at very reasonable rate,
at shortest notice, delivered free and In any qnantS
desired. His .ne.rnooN
c. tho accommodation OF his customers,
NOW u Nv nppme Trim and coy place to cool OF In win
The additional charm Of TEG-CESTs csse gars A., ~
fine and large saucer Of snd III iber delIcacie;
equally reasonable. s---------2-S-
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DOoK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DONE AT THE DfsPATCH PRINTING
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EOR RENT, the large DWELLING @ss
II in Warwick's row, No. 2307 Broad street, MI
Church Hill, with eight rooms; and kitchen with
two rooms. Rent only 1910. Apply to
: Ia 7-co19t ERITBIJS e WILLIAMS.
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wv ANTED, CONTRACTS FOR 10000
w bushels of LATE IRISH POTATOES-Peach
Blows and Peerless; STONE LIME, Stacked, and ap.
piled dry, will rid the plants Of bugs 6Oc. worth OF
SURMONT, warranted to kill all bugs on an acre
or money refunded. Fl. A. DAYTON,
ie 5-3t 1715 Grace street.
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LSO, PRATT'S CASTLE, Fourth a.
n and Arch streets, with eight rooms. This Id
house is in comfortable repair, and Is too well known
to require further description. Apply to
ie 7-Cod3t GRUBBS WILLlANS.
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DIssOLUTrONs & PARrNERsMIPs.

DISSOLUTION.-T partnership here
| J ,ofore o. isting between BURKE & BURf0RD
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JUSE 6, 1875.
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V'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING. THIS
i DAY purchased the interest Of George W. Tur.
ner In the DRUG BUSINESS, corner OF Main and
Eighteenth streets, request all parties Indebted 10
II Childrey & Co 10 come forward and settle With
him without delay, and those having claims 10 pre-
sent them to him for payment, he being alone ati-r
Grateful to the public and my friends for the lbe
eral patronage bestowed on the late tir he mostre
spectfuIly requests continuance OF same.
j. ii. CHILDREY, 1900 Main street.
RICHMOND, Va, June i, 1876. Je 6-it
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TOR REN T.-The STORE and
Il DWELLING now occupied by Mr.. Charles d.
Hntzlcr as a dry goods store, No. 61l Broad street.
betwcce Sixth and Seventh, will be for rent on the
r. FERANDlSI,
"a rood2, 6l3 Broad street.
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MTANTED, PURCHASERS FOR ONE
w WOODS SELF-RAkING REAPER, rs good
as new: PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS, FEED-CUT-E
TING KNIFE, HEAVY BLOCKS and FALL
ROPES; all at my Office. &. A. WALLACE,
-je 7-lt* No. 1O17 Basin bank.
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WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
w and Scourer's, 10000 pair OF PANTS TO
SCOIR III soc. per pair. Also, the same amount OF
COATS and VESTS at $3.50. Also, 10000 pair OF
PANTS TO DYEat 81 and sl.23 per pair whole
to clean at Sc per pair, at the celebrated French
Scourcrs, No. Ninth street, sign Of the Red Flag
IN 1-3m
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CONFECTEONERIEs, &c.
70 NV FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENE.

JCE-CREAM, ICE-CREAM.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOHN DOES has on hand 100 chill
DREN'S CARRIAGES, to be sold at reduced price
II, order to make shop-roOm for manufacturing. !
will also sell on the instalment plan and take 0l9
carriages In exchange. REPAIRING done neatly
nv 23 JOHN DOES.
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MINERAL WATERS.

vEGrrINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IL s. ( WI
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LOCAL MATTERS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court, YEsTER-
DAY.-Thomas Milstead, late Collector OF
Customs at Yorktown, convicted OF embeZ-
zling hospital money, was sentenced to inn
prisonment for two years and to pay fine
OF $500 and costs. He was placed in the
custody Of the marshal. -
On motion of Major John Johns, Jr.,
counsel for William Spencer, convicted of
opening letters in his hands to be delivered
to Franklin Davis & Co., the verdict was set
aside on technical grounds. On another in
formation Spencer had pleaded guilty. He
was allowed to withdraw that plea, and the
information was quashcd. Accused was
then discharged.
Spencer will have to be proceeded against
in the State courts.
Judge Bond ordered that hereafter it shall
be the duty Of the marshal of the United
States for this district to make oath upon
every return OF . jury, or talesman therefor,
that no person so returned rs juror or
talcSman has been selected by him ut the
suggestion or request Of the person or any
one in his behalf.
In the case Of George S. Richards IS.
Nenable & Son, upon motion OF l.. l.. Lewis,
United States attorney, it was ordered that
the said plaintiffs proceed de nouo unless a
copy Of said record and proceedings, as re-
quired by said writ, be certified to this
Court (from the Circuit Court OF Peters
burg on or before the 10Th June instant.
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f1priL term, 1861

Second. That the said receivers before en-
tering upon the performance OF their duties
ms such under this order do each Of them
severally execute a bond with sureties to be
approved as to form and suficiency by a
Judge of this court, and filed with the clerk
thereof in the sum OF 100000 for the faith
full discharge OF his duties in the premises,
whereof they are said receivers.
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WANTED, A PURCHASER for about
w 4,500 FLOWER-POTS; all sizes, and in good
order. VIII be sold low for cash. Apply to z. -.
WADE, 1445 Main street, or to JAMES ii. WADE,
Hull street, Manchester 1e 7-3t
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WANTED, TO BUY THIRTY OR
FORTY FEET SHELVING. with drawers, ard also
glass castings, suitable for shoe store.
MARCUS HARRIS s BROTHER, f
je6-lt 1921 Main street.
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rsyINToRY, ACCOUNTS, AND REPORTS. 4:
Fourth. II is further ordered that as soon
. NAV be after the said receivers have en-
cred upon the performance OF their dutes
hey make true, full, and perfect inventory
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RUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR REAL
w ESTATE PURCIASE-SlONEY NOTES. se-
cured by deed of trust. No safer investment than
this can be made.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
ie Tot Real Estate Agents.
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w TANTED, ROSE-LEAVES Qrcsh gath
W credl. VIII buy them In any quantity brougm
10 my store. from one pound To thousand, Ii lreSa
and without dew rain upon them:
=. f. DOVE, Druggist.
my lG Main street, Richmond. Va.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
THE McKOWEN CASE.
Resigm0ti0m of Officer. Njczcerso

ASoSsySSWCWN VI OUtCeT NScR0TSON.
The McKowen case has not yet been set
tied, but continues to develop new features
that give 1t additional interest. It will be
recollected that the coroner received certain
information after he had rendered his YER
dict that caused him to write to the Attor-
ney General asking his advice in the case,
whether it would be necessary to reopen
the case or not, as the information he had
received implicated certain parties. These
parties are an officer and man named
Bowe. The Attorney General answered as
has been published already in this paper,
that an affidavit made before the Mayor or q
justice of the peace. Officer Nickerson
hearing that the Commonwealth was to pro-
ceed against him in the case, resigned his
position on. the police force, and on Satur-
day evening he and Bowe were given pre-
liminary hearing before Squire O'Neil,
nothing of any special interest was devel-
oped at this hearing, but 81, 900 bail was de-
manded of each of the men. This Officer
Nickerson procured, but Bowe was unable
to 90 SO, and yet remains imprisoned. A
further hearing in the case will be had this
afternoon before Squire O'Neil, when D is.
trict Attorney Pennington will be present
The Mayor has appointed Francis McIll-
venny to supply the vacancy on the police
force occasioned by Nickerson' g resignation.
tits stated that McKowen had a fight the
afternoon previous to the day that his body
was found, and that he was knocked down.
1t is stated by several that the information
upon which the officer has been arraignei
admits of disputation.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
II 1T T WEED?
Many Think 1T is.

A special despatch to the New York Sum-
day "Herald," says that the capture Vipo
was certainly William NJ. Tweed, and that
the Spanish authorities are willing at any
time to surrender him to the United States
Government. The following is a special
from Madrid to the "Herald :"
1t was found in July last that Tweed W as
IN Santiago de Cuba, having passed there
from Havana.
General Jovellar was applied to by the
American Consul to have Tweed secured
and sent to the United States. g
General Jovellar was quite willing, even
IN the absence of an extradition treaty, to
oblige tbe American Government in return
for their courtesy Ia the Arguelles case some
years ago.
Tweed, however, was apprised in santi-
ago of his impending danger, and sailed for
Vigo,spain, on July 81, on board the sailing
vessel Carmen.
Mr.. Gushing thereupon notified the Span
ish Government of the fact, and found them
willing to arrest Tweed and return him to
Cuba, or deliver him up to the American
Consul.
Every precaution was taken by the Span
ish Government to secure Tweed's arrest, in
any part of Spain or on any coast line by
which he might arrive. Severe orders were
given to the local authorities, especially
those of Vigo and the Gallician coast.
On September 6, after long passage OF
forty-one days, the Carmen hove in sight OF
vigo, and was Immediately boarded BY the
Governor of Pontevedra.
The Governor at once recognized Tweed
from photographs which he had had in his
possession for some time previous to the ar
rival of the fugitive.
Tweed was entered on the ships paper
under the name of William Hunt, who Il
said to be his nephew.
Both were Immediately secured, ant
thrown into the Calabozo, under a stron,
guard, but were subsequently transferred
by order, to fortress in Vigo, under tn
command of the Captain General.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
Religious Services.

Notwithstanding the threatening appear
ance of the skies yesterday morning, the
churches were well attended. At the Della
ware Avenue Church the attendance, the
same as on the Sunday previous, was very
large. During the week there were services
every night and many stood up to receive the
prayers of the meeting. The pastor expects
the conversion of four hundred souls before
January, which will make the membership
reach largely over thousand.
Saturday night we'll attended prayer
meeting was held at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, and on yester'
DAY morning prayer meeting was held at
the same place.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
The State In a Nutshell.

The Conference Academy opened on Mon
day.
Lewes has had the thermometer as low a.
50 degrees already.
Vegetation has been greatly aided near
Dover by the recent rains.
The Breakwater "Light' says Major Nor
ris has left Lewes, and possibly forever.
Two large eagles, captured in Kent
county, are on exhibition now at Philadel-
phia.
Sam Sanford delighted Dover with s'Uncle
Toms Cabin" in the Court House on We'd
nesday night.
The farm of Samuel 8 Cooper near FELTON,
161 acres, was sold on Tuesday last for $15-
600 to Mr.. George Moore and DR.. Smith
Cooper.
The following are the Democratic candi-
dates tor sheriff IN Sussex county: Benf, W.
Iruitt, James Rawlins, Joseph Ellis, j. G..
Cannon.
Fears are entertained that Charles G.
Fisher, son of Ex-Judge Fisher, who was
badly injured by a cunning accident, will
loose his arm.
At the Democratic hundred meeting held
in Camden last Saturday, 213 votes were
polled, the largest vote ever cast there at 9
delegate election.
A son of Mr.. John Raymond, residing
near Leipsic, was accidentally shot by hi
brother on Wednesday last and instantly
killed while they were out cunning together
The youngest daughter of Mr.. Joseph B
Wharton, of 81. Jones Neck, stuck nail ir
her foot on the Oath Of August and dice
from the effects of tentamus on Tuesday
last.
The public scaools of Smyrna opened on
Monday. The following are the teachers
Herman Roe, Miss Emma Hough, Miss An
ME Doughten, in districts 3 and N; and VIII.
liam A. Johns, Miss Lizzie Parrot in dis
tricts and 1O7.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
The CONf6re1ace Acndo.,a.x.

The work on the new Wilmington Confer.
ence Academy is progressing rapidly.-The
brick work is to be completed about the 2Oth
OF the present month. The trustees awarded
the contract so advantageously that the
debt will be reduced about five thousand dol.
lars, yet the size of the building is to be the
same as the old, and the material and work
is better. Only few internal changes are
to be made. The new building Is to be
ready for delivery by the first of July, 1877.
Meanwhile the school is to be continued in
hired quarters in Dover.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
Fatal lsOlsOnlnH. ;.
BY Associated Press.

BY AHSOCl6t6u PT0SS.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 1O.-On Thurs
day. in the town of Willington, two girls,
Rosie Green, aged IA years, and compan-
ion, Miss Shurtleff, aged II years, took
strychnine with suicidal purpose. Miss
Green died in four hours. Just before death
she stated that her motive was that no one
cared for her; that her dead mother was
calling her, and that she was tired of life.
Miss Shurleff is alive, but still in danger.
Two young men were present when the IA
tai dose was taken and were urged to par
take oft, although they thought the whole
thing was q joke.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
'FOFsEItSN News.
nspsrs q aMnelny,

|Dy Associated Press.
PARIS, Sept. 9.-The Figaro published
this morning dispatch ffom Nice stating
that mutiny had occurred on board the
United States frigate Franklin ct Leghorn.
The despatch says that the commander Of
the franklin, in order to save the lives Of
the officers, fired with 3 mitrailleuse (Gat-
ling pgun) upon the mutineers, nine Of
whom wee killed before order was restored
The news were generally discredited here,
both among the American residents ant
well informed Frenchmen. Enquiries were
at once set on foot, and It was soon ascer-
tained that the story was entirely without
foundation.
A despatch was received by the Herald
correspondent this evening from Leghorn
giving the s'Figaro" q fat contradiction.
The Franklin is now lying at Spexzia, and
will sail for Villafranca on the 18th inst.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
temperance Meetjng.

large and interesting open air tempe
rance meeting was held at Water and Mar
ket streets, yesterday afternoon. The meet.
Ing was opened with singing by quoir OF
young ladies and gentlemen and q PRAYER.
after which addresses appropriate to the oc.
curston were delivered by Messrs. Lee, Nc
Donald and Day. Great interest was mani
tested throughout the meeting and close at-
tention paid TO the speakers.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
TWeed's Property.

IcTOW Lne N. 7. Herald.
Under Sheriff Cunning says that he ex-
poets Sheriff Conner will file the return to
the execution against William M. Tweed's
property in the County Clerks office in the
early party Of this week ; that the impor-
tance OF the work has necessitated great
aeal OF time and care in the preparation, and
that the return will cover the whole ground
IN reference to the property against which
the execution was issued.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
Indian HOstilities.
By Associated Press,

CHEYENNE,, W. T., Sept. 1O.-On the
Sth inst, Harry Beason, at Kane's Rancho,
on Pumpkin Creek, near Sidney, was fired
on by three Indians, one Of the balls passing
through his chest. He returned the fire, the
Indians taking refuge in washout. The
wound may not prove fatal. Five hundred
recruits arrived yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
The Coleman Sisters.

Tonight is the first one of the engage.
ment for the appearance of the talented it,
tie Coleman sisters at the Grand Opera
House, and in programme embracing
some OF the most charming pieces in their
repertoire. The box sheet is now open at
Boughman & Thomas store, and ali who
want to see an excellent entertainment
should call and secure seats at popular pri-
ces. 8@4 s',5- 1I-4 -.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-11
Denial Of Mutiny.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-Flag Lieutenant Sa
ley telegraphs to the agent Of the Associated
Press in this city from Vile Fraver near Nice
truth in the foundation for the Paris Figaro
story of a mutiny on board rhe U. s. figate
Franklin, and requests that the report be
contradicted. +
The Franklin arrived at VILE Fraver this
Sunday morning from Spizza. All well.
Rear Admiral Warder will transfer his flag
to the Marion, and the Franklin will sail
for home on the 14th inst.