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THE EMPEROR OF BRAZIL.

HIS MAJESTY INSPECTING THE ART TREASURES
OF THE ''HUB"-A VISIT TO HARVARD Uni
vKRsITY-pINISa WITH LoSGrEILow, EMRR-
SON AND HOLMES.
BosToN. June 10. 1876.
His Majesty drove out early this morning. dcyot-
ing his time before breakfast 10 the inspection or
some OF the public monuments OF the city and the
gallery OF the New Art School, which. unfortunately.
is in q very Incomplete state--work not yet having
ceased on the building-and large part of the art
collection remaining In the Old gallery. His
Majesty particularly anxious the
works OF American painters, but for some
cause or other there were very few WIS.,
IDLE. Some pictures of the celebrated Montpensier
collection that were in the gallery did not impress
His Majesty very much. for he did not hesitate 10
express opinion that In all probability they were
copies; but this said rather general prnci-
pies than the result OF careful examination. Al
though under very uniavorable circumstances,
there was enough evidence OF the scope and intelli
gent direction OF the School Of Design and its gal
lercs TO impress favorably the imperial visitor.
Among the public monuments that attracted His Maj
esty's attention in special manner were the Wash
ington equestrian statue aud Mimore's statue Of
Glover
His Majesty breakfastcd with Professor Agassiz's
widow, and aterward visited Harvard University
In company with the son of the great naturalist,
himself professor In the university, who pre-
sented the Emperor 10 the faculty. After examin-
ing several OF the and curious books In the library
His Majesty visited the Department OF Chemistry
and Physics, convcrsng freely with each professor
on his own department In way to show clearly u
large practical acquaintance with natural science.
The faculty were very well pleased with their visitor
whom they found enthusiastic student AS they
could desire. His Majesty interested in every
thing they had TO tell him about books scientific
discovery, and wanted TO be shown everything Of in
terest in the building and the objects of interest
are wonderfully numerous, the President and his
professors had rather busy time OF it. His Majesty
was very well pleased with the splendid condition
OF the scientific department OF the university, which
he thought pretty well nigh perfect.
From the university His Majesty drove to the Au-
burn Cemetery, returning to the house Of the poet
Longfcllow, at Cambridge to dine. Among the
invited guests whom Ills Majesty expected to meet
were Ralph Waldo Emerson and Professor Holiness
In the evening the Emperor and Empress, accom-
panied by the Visconde ID BON Retro and Admiral
Lamare, went to the Boston Theatre TO witness the
performance Of the Vokes Family.
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TURKEY.

BE REFoEMED--sEEvIA TO OBEY THE I'm
PlRY--RUssIAN ADVICE TO THE AGITATED
PEOPLE.
CossTASrISoPLE, June 10. 1876.
The Grand vizicr has addressed circular to the
Governors OF the suspcnding the regulations
promulgated during the reign OF the late Sultan and
ordering them to await fresh laws.
sERviAS PROFESSION LOYALTY
The government OF scrva in reply TO the recent In
auiry Of Turkey TO the meaning OF her ornaments,
srmcd pacific Intentions, and declared at the
time that II VIII not attempt anything against the in
legrny OF Turkey. special envoy will be sent 10
constanlinople for the purpose OF giving explanations
in order consolidate good understanding between
the TWO countries
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE cHiEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAs.iyGToS, June Ill A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For Sunday in the South Atlantic aud Gull States,
warmer easteriy Winds partly cloudy weather. Local
rains and lower pressure. except followed by cooler
northcry winds and rising barometer in the Interior OF
The southwest.
Ia Tennessee and Ohio VALLEY, southwest winds,
warmer partly cloudy weather and stationary pressure
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys.
and the upper lake region, rising barometer, south
northwest Winds partly cloudy cooler weather.
For the lower lakes aui New England, opposing
cooler northeast and southwest winds, rising
barometer and cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States southerly and west
erly winds, stationary rising barometer, cooler,
partly clondy clear weather except local storms
The rivers win continue Saturday.
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MEXICO.

THE FEDERALs rREPARr;G FOR THE DEFENCE
OF MATAMoRAs--THE REVOLUTION ACQUIRING
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CERTAIN.
BROWNSVILLE Texas Juno 10, 1870
Two hundred boxes OF ammunition and lity boxes OF
Remington rifles we're passed tho river 70 Mata-
moTag to-day.
Battle IMMINENT.
The federal troops preparing for strong defence
OF satamoras, but the revolutionsfs are gaining
strength and bloodshci may be expected.
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OFFICIAL CROOKEDNESS.

LOUISIANA POLITICIANS UNDER THE LIGHT OF
INVESTIGATION.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10, 1870
J. G. Bienvcrn, J. J. Harmon and J.. J. Kurschecdt
were arrested by Deputy United States Marshal upon
a charge of conspiracy dclraud the govern in
connection with Construction Department OF the Gus
tom House. and were bailcd In $4,000 each 10 answer
Several witnesses examined before the Iouisi-
ano Investigating Committee to-day developing but
little other than the crookcdness OF j. Hale Sypher aud
A. j. Sypher in relation 10 the bid OF John Clarke for
work on the Custom House II testified that
they raised Clarkcs bid from $40 900 S42 900 and
then had the contract cancelled because Clarke re-
fuse to nay thom 81, 600
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A CALIFORNIA MOB mAse A MURDER

cALIFoGsIA MOB IfAsG A MURDERER
sAx FRANCISCO, June 10 1870
A despatch from santa Rosa says that last ngat
about $50 armed 10 the jail OF that town,
ovcrpowcrcd the keeper and took Thomas ~. Henley
confined there waiting the action Of the Grand
Jury Tor killing James Rowland prominent citizen.
about month ago, and hung him to tree about a
mile from town. The body discovered This morn
Ing Public sentiment is disposed to consider The
acton OF the mob in tho interest Of justice.
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ROCHESTER,, y. Y. June 10, 1870.
George r. Avery began the attempt TO walk 100 milos
IN twenty hours at two O'Clock this morning At
nine O'Clock to- night he had thirty miles 10 walk BE.
fore eleven O'Clock haIfpast ten1 he gave out hav
ing walked little over scwenty-seven miles
Cushing. who cndcavorei TO walk ten miles In
hour and thirty-1ve minutes, Jailed accomplishing
.acn
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BrryALo. June 10. 1876

BUFFALO, June 10 1870
In the afternoon District Attorney Lockwood CON-
ucnced bis summing up for the people, consuming an
hour and half in is delivery and making powerful
plea Tor y verdict OF guilty.
Judge Daniels addressed the jury occupying about
Two hours TIM, in the course Of his remarks
charging tina, II they had Abiding conviction that
LORD was guilty so to nnd him.
Al hallpsst four in tho afternoon the jury retired,
md aficr an hours elaboration, found verdict OF
guilty which vas brought into eight O'Clock
his evening
Lord gave bail in the amount OF 49, 0o0 his father,
Jarvis Lord. becoming security
Thc District Attorney Will move for sentence on
Monday at two O'Clock. The penalty not more than
sa.u fine, more than Eve years Imprisonment
OF both the discretion OF the Court s,sy OF pro-
readings viii probably be obtained on Monday, and the
.,sc carried 10 tho Court Of Appeals.
George y. Lord took his conviction with the utmost
tomposure Of manner. while his father betrayed Goa
SIDERABLE emotion.
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LORD CONVICTED.

CONCLUSION OF THE CANAL FRAUD CRIMINAL
cAsE-THE PRISONER FOUND GUILTY AND
HELD IL TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
EAIL.
BUFFALO, NJ Y, June 10. 1876
In The trial OF George d. Lord this morning Mr. A.
P. Ianirg OF counsel for Lord, began his summing up
commencing at hal.pas, nine and consuming the en-
TIRE mornin.. HIS appeal mastery, dwelling en-
sircly on the evidence.
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ADVICE To THE pRov1Nc1aLs.

BELGRADE, June 10, 1876
During the last few days tho representatives hero OF
Ill the Powers have united in mprcssing upon Prince
Milan that the full responsibility for an eventual dis
turbancc Of peace would rest with Serva.
The Russian diplomatic agent was especially energetic
N these representations to the Prince.
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The Matter Of His Personal Freedom Poised
for Diplomatic Purposes
The Porte Preparing for Reform in the
Provinces-SeNia More Obedicnt
to the Sultan.
THE CENTENNIAL RIFLE MATCH.

IRISH sHARPsHoorERs PREPARING ron THE
SELECTION OF THE NATIONAL rEAM-rHR
COMPETITION At DUNDALK-How TIE FINAL
TRIAL WILL BE CONDUCTED.
[srEcAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
DUBLIN, June TO- 1876.
During the rinemen's competition Dundalk for
places in the Irish team for Philadelphia the follow
ing ten marksmen made the highest scores two
days out OF three, wiz
Johnson, Dyas,
Gof Greerh.:l,
William Righy, Smyth,
Clarke, Creed.
Joynt, Thyme
THE FINAL COMPETITION AND SELECTION OF TEN.
Four others are TO be nominated, and the best ten
Of these fourteen, who to fire fifteen shots each
at the three long ranges the Wicklow grounds,
June IS and 20, are to go to America
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PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1870
Francisco Peralto, the Mexican. accomplished the
feat At Suffolk Park to-day Of riding $50 miles
hours, using twenty-five mustang horses The attend
ance OF spectators slim. The rider started a,
twelve and closed the last milo ten minutes OF
seven.
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FRANCE.

TIE CENTENNIAL DELEGATION APPROPRIATION
VOTED BY THE SENATE.
VERSAILLES, juno 10, 1876
Tho Senate to-day, by vote OF l63 against passed
tho grant which had been previously voted by the
Chamber OF Deputies for sending delegation OF
French workmcn and agricultural implements to the
Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia
The members Of the party Of the Right abs,aincd
rom votin.
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IRON PUDDLER'S STRIKE.

lIrrsncn ss. Pa, June 10, 1875.
The puddlcrs met to-day, rejected the compromise
proposed BY the uscturcrs and decided 70 continue
the lockout
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EXTRAORDINARY Run ar BILLIARDS.

OMAHA, June 10, 1870
In social game Of French carrom billiards this
evening TennIe McAfee, OF this city, made run Of
sol shots
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Average temperature yesterday -
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. ......................... .......... ca
1874 1877
Weekly average. Observation-Disclosures. 0J g..
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show The changes in the
temperature for the past twen,yfour hours. In
parsson with the corresponding date Of year. MS in
d,catcd BY the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
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NO FAMILY AT THIS SEASON SHOULD BE
without Of Bu CHAINS cARpotic soar. 81 John
PURGATION VS. THE KNIFE
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A-DFNNETr ECNDINO.

hia""ay or al hsoAs Fslth A'enut ho'si estal''sis
A-BESNETr BUILDING.
LOCATED oS xAs riH5-fk s2S AND FULTON s7s
t - ST 81 H 1y wE1 AfEo T 2lIss
LaEs rY l EA i r Afl ISseHAS'E OFFICES
A-esPESscHEiD'S NEW STYLE or DRESS HAT
No article of masculine wearing apparel improves the per-
issri s os M sa
.mbodrs c's,y sifnnis 81 per'es' snmueF dress hat
4 cFNTLEMAN's PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
81 80, worth ~ Speciality. ALASKA h1,yass. u New
thurcn -. stairs
PUBLIC BENEFAcroR
aesiae nnrii he buy one Il pouiaSs celebrated ighs
susaEs liars, at To- Nassau T.. corner o Aan.
a PERFECT TRUSS AT iAsT'' Is THE UNQUAIT
s ss To@ q sy y % xa@ house,
tion every time or no sale no nnderstrap
ALI PRoNFENr PHYSICIANS NOW RECON-
Tic TRUSS COMPANY, Gs3 Broadway. which. wosn
soon cures rupture.
AHEAD OF All. c0NPETIToEs ~ EVERY DE-
sirabie quality the Ilc,;s TRUss. ~ Barclay ST.
A.-GREAr INDICTMENT FOR MOVING; ONLY
s., month for nice fALoR FLOOR. with large EXTENSION
s ar. ons week. r ssa S'' ward
BUY YOUR HATS AT sHAySE's; PRICES RE-
daced s'ls Hans fine s,ir aud soft frLr HATS: head
waiIack's Theatre building. broadway and 18th St.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OK
a1 Sr~ YORK Send stamp fSr BOOK
CAMPHoI AT WHOLESALE PRICEs-sEPARATE
depatment for compromising long experience
aud skilled assistance HAKfNETT's Pharmacy, sth ana
ith
CANCER SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED WITHOUT
knife efa 1 4, s, r H. Net. s st.
DYEiNG AND CLEANING YORK DYEING
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT STATEN ISLAND.
DfccssS Duane TO- Broaiwuy uiD 9Th New York;
los and pierrcpont Brooklyn; 40 North 9Th
Philadelphia. Establish ed 81 years.
DYSPEPSIA.--SHARP'S CHARCOAL PILLS, ANTI
septic aperient Alternative. indigestion constipation
liver Complaint headache and plcs.
HAKTSETsr'S tBibe IIonse Pharmacy.
DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR.--CHEVALIER'S LIFH
Ham gray hair perfectly. It's nn
out nj once increases It's growth rapidly and makes thu
hair beautiful sold by all druggists.
GALvANIC BATHS AND ELECTRICAL TREAT
various kinds scientifically Administered for he
relief of and chronic disease at No West ith
Circulars forwarded.
HOTEL. HOTEL
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RECORD or TIE YEAR.
fonrfh Number July ready to-day.

with Steel Portrait Or stewart. his career death.
will and succrssiOn.
And besides .he unqne valuable diary Of important
and throughout tho world. this
con,sn amops sUo other articles following points Of
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Queen yciorin's New Title
Dr. John HAIRS Ap.ii Philosophers Pools.
The True Amcrican-a characfe ristic poem,
Washington a Marshal OF France.
Joan Ingelou's Fancy.
New Horse-Car Poetry. for April.
Dom Pedro's Characteristics.
Three Gapif n!sts--Ssfor. stewart, Vanderbilt.
Mark Twain ~ o Horse Auction.
klrst Female Lobbyist o; " n-hngfon.
The Girl ~ Srv.lle-a spanish
Royalty In the United states
Artemns Wards Character aud pecnliaritica
Monthly Record o. Congress. sc.
Thugs % be laughed ~. popular and fouchiny yAc&
skrtrhes Incidents &C. fucn attractive that IN
forms The richest Of valuable entertaining
Ing almost ever embraced in = magazine.
This periodical which has already reached such
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popular miscellany OF the month, aud
foreign domestic kditea by Drank Moore, sf the "o
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One ~ the most entertaining and Variable FIRST elias
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THEY YIELD; THAT l., Alb EgUPTfvE con-
plants do, TO CLEANS SULPHUR Soar HILLS HAN
DsI binek or brown. nc.
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From she Toledo Blaiel
Specialtics "a Medicine.
We publish eighth page lengthy article iescrib.
INK the system 81 the specialist DR. H. VI PIERCE, Of
y. u. which fprth with considerable
and c!earncs his nr fevcng his whole
lingering chronic dsras"s The article also
subjects Of diagnosis METHODS q!
will be found
n-ble hints the invalid. i,r. Pierce the author of
which has already obtained large circulation
i~upic's Common Medical Adviser
nu,nerausy illustrated pages and devoted medicine
branches WORK veil calculated Tor the gudAnc.
had Al 80 fpostpadl by addressing the author Ds
iero the public long cnou IN
to enah. formation ~ Acsrefu eccicncy
and his medicines. AMI the verdict ARC
glad know. has been universally favorable 10 both
"a DECIDED ADVANCE"
Judges report. American iuststnte Fair.
SEw NIfLcox 4 Gisss
suEST SfwfSs NAcufxr.
Awarded the grand Geld MEDAL o. Progress or the
American Institute November. 1875 and the Legacy
Medal 81 the Franklin Institute October. 1879.
No other sewing machine N the world ha. "anso attic
tension" any other OF its characteristic features
Correspondence and Investigation invited.
wILLcoX 4 GiEHs 5. ~. CO.
r5~ broadway. corner Bond u.
ALL TOILETS ARE NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
ChkisrADoRv's HAR ORA; Jass the shing ssJcAn o.
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LONDON SCANNINGS.
A More Hopeful View Of the
Trouble in the East.
QUIET WAR PREPARATIONS.
Provisioning Gibraltar and the Channel
Flcet-Charterins Merchant Vessels.
SERVIA'S CRITICAL CONDITION
England PhilosOphically Resigned Over
the Fenian Rescue.
QUIET WAR PREPARATIONS.
sERVIA'S CRITICAL CONDITION

AMONG THE THEATRES.
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wILLcOX 4 G'EnS :. ~. co.
E5<, broadway. corner Bond Il.
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M-"HE LAUGHS AT SOAPS WHO NEVER FELT
q wound nnd the KNOX ramnsf style ~ gsn,emens
II as inspires the artist who produced 1.-THE lritabis
Knox hlmscliwth serenity tina; l. delightful and
merlike. We repeat advice huy yonr tIas at 2I2
Bi"ad~ay, or al kS0Xs Fnh Asenus Hotel establish
ment.
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Purge ont the old esven and shall be q lump,
free from spot blemsh. st. Paul.
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Awarded the grnnl Gold Medal of Progress, or the
American nsfiiute November 1875 and the Seat Legacy
Medal 81 the Franklin Institute October 1879.
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cFNTLrMAN'S PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
81 80. worth ~ Speciality. ALASKA hs,ysRs. u New
hurs ~ stair
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GOuLDls new iron from, Hotel,
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OF THE ''HUB"-A VISIT TO HARVARD Uni
vKRsITY-pINISa WITH LoSGFELLow, EsfRR-
SON AND HOLMES.
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CANCER SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED WITHOUT
knife. can-tic or poisonous minerals Pamphlet tree
Drs. RROWN ~ sTODDAkIl. No. \ West 14th It.
, 1876-08-29
CAMp.hIEETING.
TifW htEryy nav

The camp.mccting las more tlsan half run It's
course. It Inns put forth Its bcst efforts, and
drawn Its largest crowds. The best talent Of
tho denomination has been brought forward,
and thu heavy work of the campaign finished.
llcnceiorth, and until the close OF tho meeting,
the good brethren will labor to gather In the
fruits of Victory. There arc no Methodist Nc
Clellans at tho head Of the forces, aud, by tho
grace of God, they propose that there slpll be
no Antictams. After tho enlmy are vanquishcd,
good gcneralatip dictates that they be not per-
United to ret!re III good order. Earnest work
Ia HOW being done In pursuit., tho prisoners
are beng taken, nnd the spolls gathered in.
Tho prayer and expcrlcncu meetings, lovc-
fcasts and song services are now tho chief point
Of interest, untl from the y4t blush OF morn, nl
through tho watches ot the night, until dawu
again tinRcs the clouds Of tho eastern hotixuI
tiio grave resounds with thu voice Of suppiica-
ton, the grpans of tho stl-buraened, thu shouts
of the ranson,ed aud redeemed, unl tile sougs
Ut ylrtary.
The s o'clock prpycr-neet[1tg at the Evanston
tent was led by Alr. George !. Foster. Over
stxty pcrsu,ls were ut tho meeting.
TuH AnNNING sKAaf0N
was preached w tho Rev. DR.. y. a. ". Jewctt.
OF the Clark Street III. Z. Church. Ho took for
bis text Luke, II, 10-1l. lily thelno was "One
Day ip the Lie of Jesus" H. claimed tlat the
, 1876-08-29
THE CITY-uALL.

Water rents yesterday wcrc S3,olb.
Tho license receipts yesterday were $4,000.
Mr.. D. Chambers took $500 worth of. tho
popular loan warrants yesterday. lio now has
invested ~, GOO lnall.
Mr. harrington, Of Madison, Wis, was at tho
Ctty-lIall yesterday exhibiting patent ho o"ns
II ls for an Illuminating liquid called Spirit
Gus." The patcr,tee c!alms TINT he can light
the city for otle-fourth OF tho money expended
for un1,
The Comptro.!er yestoraay received a telc-
crapllc dispatch from George 8. Coo, President
81 Tho American Exchange National Bank Of
New York City, acknowledging the receipt Of
tla remittance sent TO him Tor tlln payment Of
certificates, and adds that tho payments wer0
made with tho luppicst elect" foE Chicago's
credit.
The Mayor, City Engineer ckesbrough, and
Commissioner prndiv!le will visit tie crib this
morning to satisfy themselves as to it's con-
lltIon. There llas been ITO tdea IN their minds
that tho damage Was 80 great, though no one
somu weeks. OF course the repairs, It any bo
ueecssary, will be made Immediately.
City.Contractlng-Sc -Scaynger B..clleT has in
bAsns I'll un odorlcss manner. The niachne
consssts llrst Of two wagons. upon one OF which
Is large and perfectly tight vat; to this IL Ut
tacl,cL B-lnch hose which conncets With pow
crful han1'plnlp resting upoH an0t],eT wagon.
To this pump there is attached another hose,
the cnl Of which Is let down into thu yault. and
thu pumping commences. Tho tfeposis passcs
up through the hose, pump, aud tile otleF hose,
aad Ia run luso tho vat. Tho nxchtne was
, 1876-08-29

Tbo ccast Of Swedish Eaplanl Is everywhere
pierced by deep finrds, sometimes many miles
In length, and everywhere forming Immense
swa.nns nlll nlarshcs-the paradise Of tho mos
tent inconcc!yablc ID other parts Of the world.
"No words Of Inine,n says NJ. d'Alytolla, "could
leteeibo tho tortures which these vampires In
htctcd upon us during our days march IN the
field. They wcro IN sctnal clouds, aud fre-
qucntly hid the landscape from lis behind {, fog
Of black dancing Spots They felt like a close
rain Of needles dipped In venom" At ote place
IN the Muonlo tho purity adopted the mosquito
armor of the country, "a SORT Of helmet u
tailed by netting. sOur wholo bodies,n' ho
aids, stweru simply IT, ,sscs Of bllsters, and VIC
wero almost driven to follow tho example OF
the Eneltshman, who, VIC were told, ilung him.
self Into the river, uiaddencd by the torture pt
the stlngs.n
, 1876-08-29
CRIMINAL.

-
bg1smund Stern pleaded guilty belofe Ho5ho
yesterday afternoon to selling cIgars Without
lccnac, Tho cosc WINS dismissed un his paying
tin coat. ani, taxing mt the necnasarv dnc,,-
.nan.s 7'o "'"1 sA~'s 0@S '''e '
a'entS'
Horny Kuhlmann, who keeps gln-n,lil at
No. 5o Sherman strect, was bcfoso Commits
c. ano. mi'Sov. iSv asn9 & s,agea M Msm rna.s ses
w. i,ci,i IN h"t ~ ssn ~ f,rshcr cran,in.,3nn
""s As'u ~ W" " ssuo ,o' tu's"s' '~a'''"a'.o'''
Four notorious burElaFe were captured In
carly .hour yesterday morning. They will be
tried to,day at the West Division Police Court,
and In the meantime the police hope to secure
some evidence duplicating them In recent burg