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The New York herald., 1876-09-22
Queer Polite. 4. m....ehu.etts.

1t cannot be agreeable to Mr.. Charles
Francis Adams to know that he was not NOM
mated for Governor of Massachusett by the
enthusiasm of the democrats, but by an in
trigue of Mr.. Tilden and John Kelly. The
pride of the statesman must be humiliated
by the revelations in our Boston correspond
ence to-day. Mf Tilden, to use his own
celebrated metaphor, appears resolved that
there shall be human hand and human
will at the helm of the democracy, and that
hand is his own. The power of his will is
felt in every State, and it is paramount in
Massachusetts.
The election of Mr.. Adams seems to have
been considered secondary to the usefulness
of his nomination. He is not as popular at
home, we are told, as he is abroad. Mr..
CASTOR would have been o stronger candi-
date with the democrats in Massachusetts,
for he never offended the Irish vote, as Mr..
Adams did by his course in England at the
time of the Fenian trials. But Mr. Gaston's
influence is thought to end just where that
OF Mr.. Adams begins-at the boundary line
of the State. Governor Tilden wanted a
candidate in Massachusetts whose command
ing reputation as an independent republican
would make independent republicans in all
parts Of the Union rejoice at democratic lib
erality. He was apparently ready to risk q
complete defeat of the State ticket, by the de-
fection of the Irish vote, in order to use Mr..
Adams influence to help his own
election. Whether this was wise plan
is much to be doubted, but it is
now to be shrewdly supplemented. Mr..
Tilden, having gained his first point,
the nomination of Mr.. Adams, will
now strive to secure the second--his
election. To effect this Mr.. John
Kelly is to be sent to Massachusetts, to con-
vince the Irish democrats that Mr. Adams,
though not in the least Fenian, will have
the Fenian support. Mr.. Kelly will sup
port Mr.. Adams John Kelly will rally
Irish voters to the cause of the late Minister
to England. This is o wonderful combina-
ton, but it is probably too deep to succeed.
We do not know whether Governor Tilden
is as great a whist player as Commodore
Vanderbilt, but he ought to remember that
when player risks a J6nesse twice on single
suit that on the third round his best card is
likely to fall useless on the board. Neither
are we aware whether Mr. Adams is q chess
player but if he is, we should like to know
how he likes to be the Kings pawn, pushed
forward in the great Presidential game.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
Another Saving. Bank Collapse.

Another savings bank has 'sgone by the
board" The Bond street institution closed
its doors yesterday, and it's statement proves
that its affairs have not been wound up any
too soon. "a surplus of over one hundred
thousand dollars is shown upon paper, but
when the assets are examined it is evident
that no such result will be realized on the
final settlement. With little over one
million of deposits the bank had building
which is scheduled at nearly o quarter of q
million, and other real estate estimated at
over one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars. The stoppage of the bank appears to
have been caused by an injunction issued
by judge of the Supreme Court, and it is
to be hoped that by the same process num-
Der of these banks will be closed. The
Bank Superintendent evidently is incom-
petent to perform his duties, or is deferred
from SO doing by undue influences. His
action in the case of the Third Avenue
Savings Bank and other swindling institu-
tions could only be explained on the score
of incapacity or dishonesty, and ought to
have been promptly followed by his re-
moval from Office But the Governor has
left him in power, to the hazard Of all de-
positors in savings institutions in the city
of New York. After all the Governor is to
blame for the misfortunes that follow the
failure of these banks. 1t was his duty to
remove the present Bank Superintendent
months ago, and his neglect of that duty is
likely to bring ruin to thousands of small
depositora.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
deo David Davis. is in Chicago.

Judge David Davisis in Chicago
Sidney Lanier's poems will soon be printed
Tho Graphic says "'Lakc' Victoria, .N'Yanza'"
NJ Rouher will visit Empress Eugen.e at Arcnbcrg
There will be lightning Dy the quartz at Haietrs
pint
Blow IS recovering his health at Godemberg, ON the
Rhine.
Lyman Trumbull called the Charles Francis Adams
of the West
four-in.hand.
ssSaffron John"
Colonel Jerome Napoleon Bonaparto, of France, 10 at
the New York Hotel
The Emperor of Brazil is about to return to England,
and will make long stay.
The Colts OF Wales perhaps the most musically
apt Of any people in Great Britain.
Baron do HsykIng, OF the Russian Centennial Com
mission, is at the AbemarIe Hotel
Major General Daniel Z. Sckes arrived from Europe
yesterday and is at the Brevoort House.
Game Is scarce Wisconsin. and Milwaukee police
man has not shot girl in week.
An American thoatrcgocr wishes to sec American
sentiment with European surroundings
It's rumored that the Prince Of Wales intends visit
ing Australia and Now Zealand in ls7s
II Is suggested that Tweed and Bclknap have Joint
statue spinosa is to be erected at the Hague In
front Of tho house which the philosopher died.
Archbishop James Frederick Wood aud Rev. A. J.
McConomy, OF Philadelphia, are at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel
Wendell Phillips has two new lectures-one ON
finance and one the Indans-she atter being tho
least Objectionable
General TodIebcn. the defender OF sebastopol. n
among the officers who will attend the French
autumn mannuvrea
The 1.-the Prince Imperial, Louis OF France. will
spend few days in Switzerland, accompanied by two
other young chaps
London Fun:-"To what length may a widow vo
when sho desires a parent TOR her children, sba
may go ono STEP. .fartherl"
The patients In the Inebriate Asylum on wards
Island. close to the coming explosion say that II N.
building is to have 'hc shakcs on Sunday II ia No.
their fault
The death IS announced Of NJ Michel Epralbcrt IN.
oldest living French organst at the age of nnotvs,x
He played the organ at Notre Dame at the coronaor
OF NapolconI
Senator Blaine snys:-''Tho very baby In New YORK
VINO mas been born since came TO this platform tn
night comes crying into the world with a democratic
mortgage OF Sl6O around its little neck.n
James Redpath was born In Scotland 1s3a Hs w..
ahghter ior Tree soil in Kansas was an army CORA
sponueni and Is now the head OF Boston lecture bu
rcou. The item going tho rounds Of the press sav,nv
'na' No Is negro Is untrue. He is sti young man.
With al the characteristcs Of radical seo.chman.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

The BRECHER ScANDAL.-What harm have
The people of New York done Mr.. Moulton
that he should wish his suit against Mr..
Beecher tried in this city? The motion to
remove the case to some rural county
was argued yesterday before Judge West
brook, who reserved his decision.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

The HorcHKIss REVOLVING CANNON was
tested yesterday at Sandy Hook with start
ling success. Our correspondent describes
it as one of the most destructive weapons
ever invented. If Custer had had one or
two of these guns with him he could have
driven before him oil the Indians in the
West. The experiments will be continued
to-day
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

The SAVANNAH FuNp.-The activity of our
merchants and other citizens in collecting
money for the help of the sufferers from yell
low fever ut Savannah has already secured,
dollars
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock mar
ket was moderately active, but nearly oil
classes of securities were irregular. Gold
opened at 40 and closed at 100 49, Money
on call was supplied at 1-2 and 2 per cent.
Government and railway bonds were steady.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

FLEETWOOD RAcEs.-This is the last day
Yesterday there were two races, one Of
which was won by Annie Collins, and the
other, after five heats was left unfinished.
The Lexington races were also very interest
ipO
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

The INDIANA CANvAss.--Everybody wants
to know how Indiana stands and everybody
should read our entertaining letters from
Elkhart and South Bend. They contain
much valuable information as to the situa-
tion and the views of leading men.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

THE GERMANS AND john KELLY.-Some Of
the German democrats have indicted Mr..
John Kelly for all manner of political
crimes, have repudiated him and his instru-
ment, Tammany Hall, and call upon all who
believe with them to organize a German
democratic reform association at once. They
very shrewdly remark that if Tilden, Dors-
heimer and Robinson represent reform in
New York city Kelly can never be its keeper.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
Il r IPLE e SH q d Il
NEW YORK, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 90. 1876.

From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the ,oeather today ,cN be cloudy and
cool, ,oith, probably, higher ,oinds.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

gatta was sailed yesterday, the prizes being
won by the Oracle, Greenpoint and Quits.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

THn GRAND EXPLOSION. arrange
ments are being steadily made for the ex-
plosion ut He'll Gate on Sunday, and the
choice of that day is explained in the letter
of General Newton to the HERALD to-day.
1t describes the arrangements made for guard
ing the scene of the blast and dismisses
as almost unworthy of notice the suggestions
of danger. No one, however, can convince q
large class that there will not be danger,
and on Sunday there will be almost as many
people to rush away from the neighborhood
a. there will be to rush to it. Curiosity,
however, will be stronger than distrust
The exact time of the blast will be ten min
utss 10 three O'Clock p. n
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

TnpEN, ADAMS AND JOHN KELLY-"When
shall we three meet again ?"
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

Nor Too FAsr.--A Cincinnati journal
announces with pleasure that Ohio is safe
party has at last determined not to nominate
an independent ticket. This is bad news
for Mr.. Cooper, whose chances, indeed, are
not so good as they seemed to be some
months ago. But we cannot see that it is a
matter for democratic jubilation. If the
greenback party openly joins the democrats
in Ohio that may answer there, but it would
be pretty certain to spread . general alarm
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

TROUBLE IN SPAIN.-The recent acts of
religious intolerance in Spain are attribu-
table to the influence of the ex-Queen Isa-
bella, who holds a court of her own at
Santander. The cx-Queen Christina also
has her court, and as both the royal ladies
claim the restitution of their property, in
trigues, religious and political, are nu-
merous. Isabella has presented portraits of
herself and her children to the generals of
the Spanish army, but with what purpose it
Ia impossible to imagine. Many of them
would prefer pictures more attractive. Spain
is not in an encouraging condition; but
what progress or peace can be expected of n
country governed by two women and boy?
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

BOOTHS THEATRE.
sARDANAPALUS. at sP. NJ. Mr.. Bangs and Mrs Agnes
Root
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

wALLACK's THEATRE.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR. at T.. NJ. Mr. and Mrs.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


->
CONCERT. at sP.M
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
MONEY. At p. NJ Charles =. Coehlsn.
BOOTHS THEATRE
SARDANAPALUS. at & r. VI. Mr.. Bangs and Mrs. Agne
Booth.
wALIACK's THEATRE
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR. at r. NJ Mr. and Mr.
GERMAXIA THEATRE.
LUFTSCHLOESSER at 3 L. NJ
CLOUDS .tsP. NJ. Rose Wood Wood
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA, at L. NJ. Mrs. Oates
NIBLo's GARDEN.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
rwo MEN OF SANDY BAR, n. sP. NJ.
BROOKLYN THEATRE.
QUEEN MARY, at r. NJ. Miss Dargon.
BowERY THRATRE
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. ats +. N. Mrs. Howard
WOODS MUSEUM
WILD BILL At sP. NJ Matinee at > z. NJ
PARTISAN VARIETIES,
SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs.
KELLY 4 Icons MINsTRELs
EAGLE THEATRE.
CHATEAU MABILLB.
oLYxFIc THEATRE
VARIETY AND DRAMA. at Pm.
. coLUMBIA OPERA HOUSE.
VARIETY. atspM M.A'''A oo"'eoA
VARIETY. ..spM. MIL A'A'"'
MURRAY's GRAND CIRCUS
Perform ance afternoon and evening
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

GILMORE's GARDEN.
CONCERT. at 8 NJ.
FIPTH AVENUE THEATRE.
MONEY. ut 8 7. NJ. Charles =. Coghlsn.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18
Red Hot Time in Indiana.
CARL sCHURz sNUBBED BY NORTON
DooLfTTLE SPEAKING FOR TIID@N.

CARL sCHURz sNUBBED BY NORTON
DooLtTTLE SPEAKING FOR TIID4N.
Special Dispatch to the Times.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 17.-Csrl
Schurz spoke here last night in Ger
man, to a moderate audience. He was
snubbed by the leading Republican
on account of his criticisms on the
civil service which Morton declares
to be the best in the world. 1t is un-
derstood that the Republican mana
gers have notified him that they want
no more such speeches in Indiana, ,aud
that hereafter he will change his tune
ON the civil service. Ex Senator Doo1
little, OF Wisconsin, had the grandest
reception of the campaign here last
night. He was escorted to the speak,
er's stand by three thousand of the
Tilden and Hendricks guard, bear
ing torches. He made a strong
speech and was followed by General
Cameron, of Illinois. Politics is boil.
ing hot in Indiana, both parties hay-
ing some of the ablest men in the
country on the stump. The Demo-
Gratis are anxiously waiting the arrival
of Governor Curtin of your State,
whom they expect in a few days. Gen.
McCandless and ex Mayor Vaux are
already here.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18
Caution Against limitations.

The proprietors OF Benson's Capcine Por-
GUS Plasters have found 1t nece sary to warn
the public against bogus articles that are
offered them, under the name of "Cdpsican"
"Capsicum." as beir- the same rs Capcine;
Genuine IN their effect or compo ition. and
such limitations re calcr ated to injhre the
excellent rem cdir' qualities Of Benson's Cpp-
cine Porous Pl ters. The unparalleled sue.
C c,mbination has stim, atcd INSCRIPTIONS
Individuals TO issue articles uuder the az owe
similar sounding words. To further protect
the consumer. we have cut the word cap.
Give" In each Plaster. Their powerful vege-
t t.ble properties afford instant relief. and in
sure quicker cure than any 4, IOWA medi.
cine. They contain no metallic or mineral
poisons. and are superior in their effects to
electricity. and more certain Price 20 cents.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

union as must result from arraying
one section in solid and forbidding
front against the other, as is recon-
mended by the Republicans, will be
even 10 the prevailing section a curse
and not blessing. The dead body
fastened to the living suck was in
ancient days the punishment of the
fratricide, condemned to drag ever
with him the horrid weight and loath.
some corps of his victim, while ever
and anon burst from his lips the dread
full cry:
.'Oh, wretched man that ami Who
shall deliver me from the body Of this
death ~
BY justice and .brotherly kindness
the States of the South can be made
fortress of trength, and source of
happiness and prosperity to the Union.
May this be sol
I have tried by this speech to aid
The good work, and my duty being
done, l leave you to do yours.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

The London Times intimates that the
peace propositions to be offered to Servia,
attitude. must yield TO the final judge
mcnt of the great powers,
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18
Arctic ICE

3 to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred !;
~ to 200 pounds, GO cents per hundred; to
tons, 80 per ton. Special rates for larger
quantities, Eastern ice only.
'apr11dtf j. Ii. CONROW a. son,
The daily gazette., 1876-09-18

MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND
Nl Mortgage; r, ,r No.,r,rv
,y,.-, .l6 Market s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-13
schesck's Mandrake pm.

Will he found To possess thoSs
necessary To the total eradicatioaru a'ias
bilious attacks, prompt 70 start ~. =. a.
lions of the liver, and give a heaIIS. s-css.
10 the entire system Indeed, IN is .oes
binary discovery in medical no o..
10 have invented q remedy ,os eaes
stubborn complaints which deysi Iaess
the results produced BY hey a.
tree use OF calomel, mineral e''Olo't
dreaded by mankind, and ssL! NNy
edged TO be destructive in the estrA.oS..
the human system. That the meme q
of certain vegets bles comprise an u
tues OF calomel without its iniurtoennee vi.
denotes, is now an admitted fa.I ~. Iet.
indisputable by scientific reSearrha-iirrec
those who use the Mandrake pIis !. Al
fully satisfied that the best me5ic,rn. b
those provided by nature In the cN,rs a.
heros and roots OF the fields. nor
These Pills open the bowels and A.,
all bilious arrangements without sSitsrS
ZION or any ot he Injurious effects ., nv. va
mel or other pOiSOns. The Sacr.,9.Ol.,).
bile Is promoted by these pills az W. q,
seen BY the altered color of ,hs ~, ~ .
and disappearing OF the Sal!ow ro,' a's's,
Z ion and cleansing OF the tongue. F'ri'
Ample directions for US AGO..
tach box OF pills, Prepared only h, 49,
Z Schenck & Son. at their priucin,I' a q
corner Sixth and Arch streets PM S..'r
/ phis. and Tor sale by all dgusgIS,, ts
/ dealers
Price p cents per box.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-13
Inyigorate, and he Healthy,

The source OF nine-tenths Of the bodily
Ills of mankind Is a deficiency Of vital
power. No portion II the physical
machinery can efficiently perform 10
allotted duty If here II insufficient motive
force in the system. lnvigUrate, Therefore,
in order 70 regain health. For the restora-
ton OF lost vitality, HOstetter's Stomach
BitJcrs are the bet tonic That can be
selected. since they not only impart fresh
vigor into the debilitated system, but
overcome disorders Of the stomach, liver
and bowels which interfere with complete
assimilation Of the food, AID thus per
petuate weakness. The Bittsrs likewiS.
cure and proven; malariOUs icN "rs, remedy
debilitstlug urinary troubles, and ellmi-
nate from the blood through the kidneys
the impurities which originate govt,
rheumatism and dropsy. Appetite, dIge,-
ton, sleep-!u short, every essential con-
dittOn Ofhealth are promoted by their use.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-13

ths amount required 10 meet the ex-
nenses Of the Are Department. OF said city.
The Joint or standing Committee on
t;ghts~shsif within said time, prepare
Ike estimate OF the amount required to
meet the expenses of Lighting the city,
and the purchase, erection and repairing
of amps and posts; and the said estimates
being so made the respective committees
shall report the same to meeting oil
the Council of said city, to be held on the
frst Tuesday in May in each year. Az
said meeting, or at some meeting heiu ia
the month of May IN each yesr, the said
Council shall examine said estimates ana
shall ascertain and determine by oral
nance the amount of money necessary 70
meet the said expenses Tor the ensuing
year on account OF the streets anu
sllevs, water works, fire department ana
lighting said city as aforesaid, ana In
no wear shall the expentlt on
the streets and alleys. water Wo'As'
fire department and lighting the Guy
exceed tbs amount so sscerialned anu
Determined, unless iour-tifths of the men,
bers present when the question upon any
extra appropriation for any subject III
/ this section mentioned is put shall con-
| chr therein. or unless the same shah pe
concured in at two successive meetings OF
/ the Council held on different days by Two
thirds of the members present at each OF
said meetings.
On motion this Branch adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-13
THAT Gold w atch.

PERSONALITIES. - 1t WAS Thomas
Lindsey, who WAS arrested NJ Benwood,
for wife beating, and not Mr.. William
Lindsey, AS we reported. Mr.. Lindsley
is respected citizen Of BenwoOd, and
not the sort OF person that we insdvert-
emily stated.
Mr.. Ed. Larkin, of Lsrkin's Market
square dry goods store, returned home
from Pittsburgh, yesterday.
Mr.. Stack" Hamilton Is among the
probable candidates for the City Ser
gesntcy.
Hon. G. ID. Hubbard has returned
from southern trip.
Squire Schultz, OF the Eighth ward, is
suffering from rheumatism.
Mr.. VIM. Winders was, last night,
elected Chief Fire Marshal by Council,
and Messrs l. II. Carpenter and Thos.
+. Pryor as assistants.
Manager Hamilton returned home
last night from Pittsburgh. He has Sc
cured the Ground the World" company
for to .morrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-13
TRUSTEES SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED or TRUsI
ID made by Christian wagner Gao Que,
undersigned trustee, ua',Hi The pih dsN w
MAY, IN the year one ,huUsluu rlI.
hundred ana seventy -four, and dUll Do
corded among TIA" puh.lr Land Trruu''
ohio county, Nest virginia, IU decd m
trust book No. =, pages D. and 20. ! VIII u.
Saturday, the I6ib di,N Drrc" her
1876, al TIE rom IuDl OF llr iuufi liua.
of OHIO county, West Virginia, oummy.
ing at ii O'Clock a. N, proceed lu sci I'D.
the highest and best bidder luH iuIiuSIms
described real estate, on 300 .H'u lh'H".
as may b. necessary 10 pay iH' H'".
srcurCd hy sand deed "i trust, ana lhr rA
pruS,S of sale. including trustee r....
missions. that Is Ia Say, the eastern Ia.'.
the north hHli ui tot Nu. ~'NruiN.ulu'
situate ON jEt cast sid" ol MAIN Slice.
Centre Wheeling, SAID Itri ho.l.F
tnirty-thIrr 49, h.rf uu ihr west Nh. OF.
alley +, aud running wcstwardly Ui ,E'.
width hIy-iOur lJi| l'rt six d. inch''. fol.
To "A point siXty-srvcu ibiI ireislN =. lu.Ir
from Main street, nuu which b. lh" '1'''
crn line at that part Ui the n'llh I".. .
lot 80. ~. The property =" N' N".I .'
above ~ the same piece Ul EIuunl 'H'
vcycd "a the said Christian aRnt. t
John \. Berry auI wife, nud MaN.a
Lindsay, los deed dated February VI 81"
and recorded ~ deed BOOK 900 H 'H.I.
Also 80 much 81 al" north hH.i o.. F
numbered Scyruly.i me .,H| a> iIfh D.
tween Main street uud thoIlrr" "i gf"N"
above Described, and being Ia" same IH"
pcTty conveyed iu said Christian "a.''
by John O'Iuuu,lI and wll 10y '''r. '..'a
March -. 1865 ana recorded boo nr'd "Fh
No. -, folio ~, Ia" entire pi"plHF aN'''
mentioned rud described b"IUL 'Hr I.'.
hali of lot numbered seventy 100 90.
east .Id" OF Main stree t,HiI, " N" NJ.
TERMS or SALr Iuc.tmrd u. lH. '..
cha.c money, o.. .Hch great. an.a.
thereof "a, tho m. user may eject tr u'1
cash ia hand, sid.e DO To-. '...
lnstI.lmehtS, pay p'cbN,.h .. "..
and eighteen mo. rom tuDdiy U'H.r
with interest ir,I. Iat day, d.n 800 "'
irrT,d payments { .. secured nN ''''' w
irus on the prO,ri sold.
selling rs trustee ! shall come. ''. .
lIt.cas Is vested In nae 10y said IL" d"' ...'
SIMON BAEk, Ius'''
CALDWELL g ,ALDwELL, Aily"
i. {. HEHyEY, AuctiOBcrr 400.