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The daily gazette., 1876-12-22

ty,NIKFRs WAREHOUSES The fl7n started
fAHAKER's WAREHOUSES q small co'nfrW
tlMNAKER's WAREHOUSES me otd drlcE bmtd-
fylNAKERs WAREHOUSES nW W Sirfh dd
fyANAKER's WAREHOUSES MdfHtf, hOp sOHh-
tylNAKER's WAREHOUSES tohtn chmig,d by
fylNAKER's WAREHOUSES nc iron GT0nted
fyANAKER's WAREHOUSES 6uAdfU, cDtpun
EylMAKER's WAREHOUSE LouT LOIS ana
EglMAK ER's WAREHOUSES knonh Jd' ana
FNAMAKERs WAREHOUSES; near as A
EylNAKERs WAREHOUSES; HALL &.
fI,ylMAKER's WAREHOUSES; The hOusf y rr-
iT,y,WAKER WAREHOUSES; ciitSirely dfrotod 10
EylNAKER's WAREHOUSES clothing JOr nten
W.y,XAKER's WAREHOUSES aud boys, dld ty
IYIyANAK ER's WAREHOUSES popular because Of
gly,YAKER's WAREHOUSES; The large stock, tOD
iWAy,gAKER's WAREHOUSES prices, and tho
WtylsiE ER's WAREHOUSES; roughly rGtfdJte
WlylNAKER's WAREHOUSES; methods Of business
W,yANAKER's WAREHOUSES originated and stu
iWlylsAKER's WAREHOUSES; carried on Mfte.
lEiNNAKEKs WAREHOUSES; THE NEW Es-
lTNauARER's WAREHOUSES TABLIsHMENT Al
iENANAKER's WAREHOUSES Thbf6C7M an
YlS,NAKER's WAREHoUsEs Market street Is
ITSAHAKER's WAREHOUSES; q icOntcr TO the
lVNaNAKEB's WAREHOUSES MrOngs Of Dc0pLe
gNAMAKER's WAREHOUSES duiiy visiting n.
TSAMAKER's WAREHOUSES n cOrers rs acres
TyAMAKER's WAREHoUsEs Ia The heart ot Nie
VlSANAK ER's WAREHOUSES city, and on ono
VSANARER's WAREHOUSES grand gOor Is
ySAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; J0'ald bet'oee'l one
HSANAKER's WAREHOUSES and tco million
TSaTaKER's WAREHOUSES MES's 's AND Boys
NSAMAKER's WAREHOUSES CLoTHiNG.
AAANAh th y w AhfhOOSfo l1AIS AM 'Nf's
ENAMAKER's WAREHOUSES Doors AND SHOES
TNAMARER's WAREHOUSES SHIFTS AND
TNlNAKER's WAREHOUSES FuRNIsHISe~
lESANAKE WAREHOUSES GOODS. U
lVNANAKER's WAREHOUSES TRUNKS AND
lFSAAAKER's WAREHOUSES VALIsl;S.
IISANAKER's WAREHOUSES RUBBEn GOODS,
}VASAMARER's WAREHOUSES LADIES COATS:
|glyAAAKER's WAREHOUSES The rules 0r the
WAREHOUSES house prevent any
'HASANAKER's WAREHOUSES thing but sdJe dent-
|WASANAKER's WAREHOUSES ing gor eren me
.WASAaAKERS WAREHOUSES BlOst inexperienced
WASANAKERs WAREHOUSES buyers. Ihc tdTge
MSNAKERs WAREHOUSES potume W business
WASAaAKERs WAREHOUSES dttOtps me SunthM
WANAMAEER WAREHoUsEs Kind OF pTontS, so
WiNiRIKERs WAREHoUSES maj DoOdS are no.
NlNAkARERs WAREHOUSES Uhere cheaper ana
wAREHOUSES Seldom so cheap
FlNAMARERs WAREHOUSES eLsclriieTe
WAREHOUSES dn odd feature OF
WAREHOUSES The business Is 10 in
WAREHoUsEs rite and 1lSi@ on
WAREHOUSES customers fGipIl-
|JNAMAKERs WAREHOUSES; ING g0ods ana tdh-
|I,yAMAKFR's WAREHOUSES ing back The MONEY
|TlNAMARER's WAREHOUSES QWfyQre not SdtiS-
Tax, ~ ERig WAREHOugFS NeI.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-22
No. J. i Iifnch STREET Bos on.
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
TIL SCIn NCN OF AIFE ;;
Or, Seif-Preservatlou
NJ kN Than 100000 COPIES SILL.
Or, Seif-Preservatlou

Gold NJ e.lal Awarded to the Author b.
he Natinral Medieal Associa-
tion." March 81. lS7e.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14
WHEN SAMMY COMES IN.

,uon public hall, at the close Of the day,
n y, o st6Cd white man aHd his head was gray,
Az .t iii ns7eTibe peace TIL Sammy comes in
,,o,., oo,ntry's half ruined with sectionaEiary:
,b Inc war is long over ifs debts are deep scarg
@ STonnds opened fresh by the vampires Of sin
ET5d they'll not stop bleeding till Sammy comes in
Tho people are victims Of thieves in high place,
whose deeds are exposed to eternal disgrace
VII WITH Hayes they are hoping, dull cattle, to
Dat their NOV will be muSty when Sammy comes
in.
II y,,r fathers BY tyTaRts and tories Of yore,
rrors stung to the courage that all men adore
=, tbo ans are free AZ the siTe8 that have been,
1Tbsv'l rise in their might and make Sammy come
In.
.rAu hail to the new revolution, whose chief,
A honest as Washington, brings US relief
Tbs shark of Long Branch, with his friends and his
Are S soon going out, and then Sammy comes inI"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

loaded train is on its return. Arrived
at camp, the robes are at once stretched
upon a framework of poles, and the
greater part of the flesh scraped from
them, after which they are folded and
packed in the carts to receive the final
dressing in the settlement. Of the meat,
the choicest portions are packed away
without further care, to be freighted
home in a fresh state, the cold at that
late season efectuaIly preserving it,
Large quantities are, however, con-
verted into pemmican, in which shape it
finds its readiest market.-H. d.. Robin
son, in AppLetonS Journal for September.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14
TIRE RADIGIL ALARM IN WASH
LNGTON.

A Washington special to the Baltimore
Sun says: The result of the election in
Alabama is regarded here as having a
very important bearing on the presiden-
tial canvass. Since reconstruction, Ala
bama has voted republican as often if not
oftener than democratic, and in close cal
culationsit has generally been set down asa
doubtful state. The very large majority
by which it elects the democratic ticket
consequently possesses great significance,
and will exert a remarkable influence
upon tine other states of the south which
have also been admitted to be somewhat
doubtful. The republicans admit Pri-
vately to-day that Louisiana, Mississippi
and Florida will certainly follow the ex-
ample of Alabama and give democratic
maiorities in November, unless some
scheme can be Matched TO prevent. 1t is
not certain but what this effort will be
made, as it is said that some prominent
republicans are busy in trying to get up
a plan to obtain full control of those
states. The proposition made by senator
Boutwell, in his report to territOrialize
Mississippi is one of the plans which has
been thought of, but there does not seem
any way by which the president and SEM
ate can do this without consent of the
house of representatives. Some of
the more sagacious republicans also said
to-day that such a measure would be
very unpopular and odious among the
people of the north, and it would not do
to attempt it. 1t is very evident that
the republicans are disheartened by the
signs of the times.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

Men who have stood where thou
sands tell. who have gazed unmoved at
the horrors of the battle field and the
wrecks of the storm, can not, without
emotion, behold the devastation ana
mangled ruin which marks the progress
Of woman with a scythe. Nature shud-
ders when it sees a woman throw stone,
but when il sees a woman swinging q
sCythe, it just tries to cover up its head
and keep out Of sight until the ruin Is
Complete.-Negg YORK. Pos.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

On the road to Epson a mustached
youth, on top ola drag, evidently am
bilious of being mistaken for ian officer, "
thus saluteda fat cOachman who was
gravely driving his master and family:
'Holloa, you, sir! where's your shirt
collar? How dare you come to the
Derby without a shirt c0llarT John
growled forth, without lifting his eyes
from his horses, Cow the dOOce could I
have a shirt collar when your mother has
not sent home my wOshing|
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14
SPEECER'g LAST APPEAL.
Philadelphia Inns


And now we have the wall Of the
trembling carpst-bagger from Alabama.
presented to the United States by one
Spencer, who holds seat to which he
never was elected, and to save which his
own party had to resort to a special
pleading before the country. In Ala
bama, as in Mississippi, republican rule
meant, as ex-senator Revels described it,
corruption, theft and embezzlement."
It was OVerthrown two years ago, econ
Omy and integrity were restored to the
government, and now the people endorse
it by from 10000 to 10000 majority,
carrying nearly every county in the state,
With the returns came from day to day
the assurance that peace and good order
prevailed in every section, and thus far
no citizen of average reputation has ven
tured to dispute it. But somebody had
to say something, and two nominal lead
ers of two factions and fractional state
committees, OWNED by the unsatisfactory
division of the common plumber, tele-
graph Mr.. Spencer about it, andhe reads
to the senate. Mr.. Charles E. Wagner,
Chairman of the republican state con-
ventiOn," says that Gin no proper sense
was there an election by the people in
Alabama on last Monday" and Mr.. w.
e. Smith, also chairman republican
state executive committee" emphatical-
ly denies that the election was Conduct
ed with fairness and without disturbance
and intimidation, and he calls Justify
for an investigation. As local stealing
has been cut off by the supremacy of the
conservatives, and there is little in pros
pect in Alabama for the campaign, an
i about the only thing
that Spen05s7Ssszs4ss--his twin chaiTmen
could make pay, ana 61ss.:.'7ssszssssssssesl :
Just the man to undertake the JOG.
Should he go, however, he must be ex-
ceeding wary about calling his political
friends prOmisciously, or he will hear the
truth about SPencer's fraudulent cleo
ton to the senate, as some of the thieves
are telling the truth about each other
now in playing for even, and that would
upset the whole investigation. Sam
Bard, on the other side at last accounts,
telegraphs that there never was such a
peaceable election, and that the negroes
rushed to take a dose of democracy like
children after soothing syrup; but now
either Wagner or Smith or Bard would
testify a week hence, is more than any
fellow ever can tell until they are called.
The Alabama election speaks for itself:
and all the certificates of political camp,
followers won't qualify his meaning.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

A HERoINE-It was a simple thing
for woman to run up three flights of
stairs for the purpose Of warning com
pany of workers there that the building
in which they were was in flames; but
the woman who did this in the Globe
mill in Philadelphia did it with the full
knowledge of the fact that she thereby
risked her own life, and the humble act
of human kindness was IS truly heroic
as any deed recorded in the history of
valor ever was. She was poor working
woman, without social recognition, with
out education probably, without refine
ment or beauty, or any Of the things
that are commonly supposed to constitute
Ioyeliness in woman; but in volunteer
ing to die for the sake of other persons
she has proved her nobility of soul and
indicated her right to recognition as an
heroic spirit.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

Although the funds of the bank dis
appeared under our lamented friends
management, yet it cannot be denied
that the heart of Col. Yell always beat
warmly for his native land.-Arkansas
Fmerlq Grafton.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

and they have already been begun.
Even in respect of efficiency and economy
it will compare favOrably with most
states.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
AppUArs AT the HOTELS.

LARGE NUMBER De rEASsENT iUfsis-ctASsis OF
TkAvpIRRs-rAiKs WITH HOTEL FBOPRiEToas.
One need not consult and compare hotel
registers or the pI nted lists OF daily arrivals 70 discover
Int the metropolis is for the present swauiing with
transient visitors. II is sda 80 the Fun Ave
ie Hotel that tciI 4ras have increased p per cent
since ue Ist Of August, and nunoer between 90
ana 125 dri~ Tr.psient guests stay from one
HG 0pir C or tr5 OF The larger hoies laye made
aDv reduction fI,1 - 20 day. The fiIth AVenue
s, t,,a ,i,s s,iIfh ana West It, With other uptown
b0les reports gro sing tendency among the merchants
who come Ia the city 60 trade 70 seek uptown quarters
Tais may bo owing, this year, TO te iaGi tbal western
ecanis are un ting pleasure wltn business, Jni more
% SSE y, es IGr,ntactaros and t1 agonts
SeiSi ri yeo,n Iays Stopped al te Fntn Ayoe,
puIt a decided Improvement IA tAeir business Ihose VINO
have een entermising rs 70 introduce afoiuc novel
10 f q moderate nrise dnd that their arrange Ieujs for
supplying The anticipated demand ais ehtfty ihiuS
m town for transient travellers, Is gctibS IAN proper
ton of the foreign and Western travel.
AZ lie 81 Nicholas 10 c the cerRs think tbat the ner-
catie rsincss OF their hUe rs not qe large 10
YVES last yeJr. yhair arrivals ara departures hhih"er
hersseI 1O0 and go daily Wlicn is an increase OF at
least 70 per cent IN tho as three weeks TIC guests are
i1a Tow 5ori.ners II s Thought tlat the number OF
merchants wno have 20 the city 10 purchase Tor
ne Fan trade is exceptionally Large ILo Bo'l leistis
yllI uOt snow II, bu merchants are learning 10 hnd
0uartes gt private DOarding-h0uses, especially II tbey
desire to remain IN the city week or longer lbe 81
Ncholas st demands 81 90 per day, aud the clerks
tnnk hotel prices VAL not b. reduced very mucI uni
exurbltant Tedts come oOWn. me O"heIs Vi thc d.
Nicholas demand rental OF Sl1S,OOO year.
Tor Metrop Ian Hotel SAID 10 be fun, Dut the clerks
thuk their ccntennim business nom llie esI and oOu
Tas dropped of Lngishmcn an1 New-IOrk STATE AMI
N,w.E1glaDd people sU keep the servants busy. Tho
Grand Central Hotel has over 100 arrivals daly ma re-
nmts la, rey Increased business TIC NewGOrk Hotel
y nil og uthcraers ard CubaBs, and obliged 90 turn
away guests. downtown aOtels, doing business on Tue
I.urtpean plan, are ron with guests. fAe AStOr
Honse appears to be pOpCar aud the Cosnio
poll an aud Eans Hool are full tna. LOOK ~ 1le
printed list OF arrivals suggests tnat hey are made OF
some substance more elastic than brick and moiL@r
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
TIE o0gR4S.
cr1,fINAL NOTES.


Az t.e Washington Place Police Court Yesterday
A. ~ss Rop.nerg berr was charged win atse'nplinGg G
pot0n II sm3ioyes OF Srring y tiys n"u W
West FoTtetlst. He as held for examination
James Young a butcher, found Robert Newman
lying m au nsesbe state rom e effects o. spns,Iohs % I m
jn lhn -, his watch Young pa s,isu en3 ~
the CoTf % General 3ssNi a y.tepy slt WAC 90i'oH'
fOur ycars' pnsOnsnefh 10 the state Prisoh-
Iayaro PulUi and Yincept Mangora, sailors pe-
longing 20 dian bark Alba. we're s
IIficrr Waerst suspicion ci sinnS mig
oil ana Yinas which carrying from the vessel ihy
taken before United states CON Hissioaer D"'1 ~
init sd 70 await eNamihaion -
AZ the To.nhs Police Court Yesterday the toi-
lowing Chaf liquor dealers were required 70 @
ba each IN OD remaining open between a,H a. NJ n
Tuesday Ihomas cairanaT 81 10, l. SIisso Ss Of no 15S
u .chaJ Mcmahon ot No iUO
AT the Essex Market Police Court yesterday nlne-
teen ,k dealers selling adnitef9ten MIN, "e
o,- On promising 30 auDtsr sent. iOr cNninali
Ysiucs Fdafi pein re- clerk p Teqnr a TO pro-
O. m a ~ 5OJ for of Mary Ann GhlRshei vi
Nc. 20 Wil6t-st, undera promise a rarllage'
John Frcchrl who was arrested q few days ago TOT
ir,tor ,ietllT or North River front, pleaded
out ,tcliav ani was scnleDCed ~ Recorder lta kti 70
to ears isonricnt i te Pegiteutiay and nned lu
oirf sca;t the boy whom ne supplied WIN PC. .,r'' J." '
ls permitted % 20 large GA Suspended sentence.
AtiiIla Bever ,ylo entered the house OF District
ADrpcr Phelps aud assaulted he servant rI VINO tlD 20
me on lis ape few weeks aRo laued gy ,,
torri Oh Cen raj in The indictment or assalt
I iet 10 k anC trlnl larceny. Ho Nas sentenced ny
RecaIder JGackod D. 10 yeass HIlsohnehV al i' '""
Prison ,
Matthew 2eyler was arrested last year NJ the IN
stance Of AutuIy C0ms"ck Tor de1iug 10 nj
CHARGES 20 over Two years
I'M fhe pete1ary There IL distinction ~ me pslt, @ @
posed r te 10 90 The esc 81 the o.ue
anil, ati0r has bocu the prisoners Drilll oi s ,
charge ground ht hs CoDiiitr, ,s wv , 10,
ne his crime. The Is 10 be heard oaay 0e1oo 'uso
Me-fbrOOA.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
PAYING TIE Pr ,IoNEhs.

The quarterly Mt Of pensions was con-
tnued yesterday At the Pension Agency tho hasoacnt
OF the CustOui-aOuse Ie uGmber of pensioners paid
was 775, Of whum 49, were invalid soldiers and tie
Others widows parents aHd shidren Of those deceased
The amount paid since Monday Is 900. The larges
sum dis6ursed yesterday any individual 1915,
which bad accrued the redit OF the widow OF pri-
vate slnce April "A, 1870 Among the recipients
were two veterans Of the war of 1872, John J.
Earle, age s5, ard William Latierrettc. age SO.
The wife of pensouer whose husband has been missing
Tor sone me- won't Ia the agency yesterday ~ the nope
that quarter day might possibly bring news OF the
pose eserter She met there by the missing man,
who informed her that he had boen obi ged, Ia
auenoe Of poverty, 10 become temporary Inmate OF the
EaiDhal Asylum al Dayton, Ohio, bun had obtained suf
fcient mouey rejon ber by order OF the Commits
eOuer Of Pensions the geographical limits OF this district
nov only Include the Counties OF York.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
SHIPPLYG LNTKLLlGENCE.

PORT OF NEw.YORK K..-.-........-....sGPr. O.
Steamship Somerset (iFl, Western, Bstob lns' W. d.
stesmsalp nohuia orb McMKan, Liverpool chas. q.
clsriDei orr Frsu'on. Kingston, JAM &c, rn
seamsGip Ol stream CroW, Charleston j. W Qu!uard
s,,mship Gem Barnes, Che,seman. Savannah. MGrra,
s.eamship Hc4mfn Livingston Mallory, Savannah wur
ray e,msS Anthracite Grumlsy PNiladelpha Hand,
1 ip Frettis, Iyti-au. rremsn, Fun H. Ldye u Co
snip Hudsou inish LcrdOn, I2ng~ Grtnneii Mint1rn &
Bari 81 uta Pastoriro Cork Falmouth for oydors John
Bar Edwa,d y. Jewott8 Malemquest Liverpool, Eng
Ear Priscilla Gcrl Bschof AiIer orders, C. Tobias
Bark Gasepplna r. UtaI EugsieTo Trieste AUST Lauro
Bafx 81 .avor Mount,ort, Bai. Ne, Marcus Hunter &
nark Brothers, wostbe,s. Rio Janero Brazil. J. = Ward
Dre Nancy Ross (Br) whittier st. Johns n. F. Miller b
Gfig Ala H. Halls r.) Johnston Puerto cabcllo veuz,
schf AaDie L. Wilder, Frenth Bangor, Me. II. W. Loud
se,r Teal (Brl Gale ST. John. D., p. l. Yeyus son
Solr j. w. Van 1uian sharp fia' H. d. hGtl'
scbr n H. Darling Hodgkusson. Berbice. Leacrstt Co
Schr. Hattie Haskell Juigehs san BIAS, u s. C. owen
~ Eioap Ililuoi. wilson Now.London, WIN. Chalmers.
Barge cath kOan. Donahoc Phisdelpl IA. .aaes Hand
ARRIVED.
Southwest sept l. with Indse and to Charles A
Sc amsip oelert ,osrl Barends fsmburg Aue. 2s via
Steamship Cleopatra eli, Havana &C.. With mdse. an
paes. 10 Murray, FERNS y Co
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
,.n.b,o CIV ., New YORK Zimmerman Havana sept 2,

Steamship City Of New York Zimmerman. Havsns Sept D.
wth mdss aqa Pass g Asssndrs sSSs cry rolst and
S. sSs e 81 sesas. s e % M BTs Ssse~ Aa
Soh with se and pass Austin BAL, ad NOR ST
o s, d.s scn%G5S 10 5 c@nan Bs
steamship san Jacmto Hazard, Savannah days wiz"
steamship Boar dr. Hildiamond. Greenock l6 days WIN
'qgs s,@.SD sG %"Il hasSans hISns. worth philadelphia
Ship SoT . pteTs1 ~ s i1ao from Wi W1asor r. s. me in
ark AZ ina rVor Gerard. Newry in ballast Anchored
ehr Kate MeF tof Philadelphia erisley Cedar Kegs 10
Scr M Leonssse tof Rockaud, Acorn Fernanda days
scuooSERs-RvER AND coAsrwsE
T. W. Berls Virginia. JF. II. Lsngrath virginia
olive Ida Virginia Charley woolsey. Baltimore
sP0KfN, -
York for Eeworleans Sept g. Hateras Light bearing '"
snig Any,o Amonca; from St. John NJ b, for Liverpool
Bark jennis Armstrong Br Belfast for philadelphia
FoRpTGN roRTs.
ed%ro % 65saa ssR eae ca ransa fro
PyGoall arrive here tn ~ 0r,can Line steamship city
Of limerick, Capt Jam esn from Plladephia Aug "a Ut
1ved here to-day. .,.e,r,, uo.rs
PuIlApEPUa Sept 6ernyod stfamshlps stnnt,a w ian
c9gTesos rss r. IAN ve Jones As
aodra May fow Davidson, New York schls Kss ~ pS'
Ian sr sare stsamsh ps aqs sSas Wii
M Hardins Providence: Flora. crooke do Alliance s
Richmond: J. = ShrNer AOol faiLltOto'
ward Young Sassaras River f. G. Bdde DAVIS, New f"h
ship Union. Oreenea., New-Orieans rks ArneOia n'
Fleetwood Ing. Reform, Brown puO10 ana nGmO' %
schrs -. a.. ID
DELAWARE BREAKwATRR Sert 5.-ArI1Veo oarFs olSa ~
f,ou, ,Bris, Wiolner ir S aso two trk7 hl9 o
ters j. p D. O. nd X B. atesmsip AID M ie erIVeu
snOruihp. Sailed ast evening" Oiih IsI
herd illus for Phiade hia oth-ldik Ere IT.
lima S. AYeg 80 Liverpool sed up ms norm. iie
sch hun Doll, from MganZts, leit e5etl honins s"i
rinadelnba. Arrived, bark rlstoH WiAnS s, I,,s,.
FOETRFss MONROE 5DDt G-ATri, ed Origs llttls 7ulo
from NnrriIie orders; Mary artlc ag BOSTON lof
cb 6ond 6o Umtod states Sehooship Constellation is sn
ch red miles e!Jw here. -. -. p.-,.,ao..
pO,roy sept 6-AuIyed brig lornucoTaa rom sfV
schrs n F CrOWel DIver, Boy OF IslnuS N; f.@ NJ
rosley CFOwleg Baltimore Clara Fletcher, tiochtr fa
felpbia: tjamma opHld POt hns0B.. 9niou oah ia''
Tupdn ...,,,s,,,; fr,a,,rsou
Lockwood New. YORK.
MEMORANDA.
shin Wu H. Msrcy, Liverpool which affesd DIN
Inst 70 orts July g. T. 81 20 IN q 0 a,eis NC"
hoL Iinau native 0f Piiice td6 rdo lei nc
the a or fs from the citIoad UYElDsr ana VS. ioobo'
iE0r Ldtrst SAtp he1cs ere ffGJ EdDel
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

THE EXPLOSION AT HALLET1S POiNr
TIIE -tNorEsT-sUPPOsFD CAusa Ot tbs DISASTER.
Nine men reported at The Government oiiice at
Haeits Point YESTERDAY morning gave ND ,er posi-
tons saying thst wi,es oecled 10 their rem nng
longer at such dangerous occupation. The experiment
which was 10 have beer uiud TnesdaY with the
fifteen pounds Of gyco1ns which exploded secess
fully tried YESTERDAY y - prove that ahHgc o.
glycerine Odr under water w"uiG uut ,ause another
charge a snort distance 70 explode rom eoncusson'
The inquest was continued yesterday ot o'clock p M,
AZ Tunbroek's Hotel, near tho Astoria Ferry, From
the evidence, the story Of the affair is @e
nearly as possible rs follows: Tic seaw upon
which the explosion occurred is used for drilling ard
blasting purposes. When hole has been d.ilisd In
the rock undoI water By means Of a revolving drhi
diver Iascends and places tube nbou Is inches 0hg
hy 2e n diameter. fu o. nitro yoegine, In the hule
wire from an electric battery IS then Connected with he
charge aud by that IL i5 oNrlclrd On the ok
OF the scog was small buildog about 25xs feet wdo
and feet high called the divers lousc. In ths the
divers undresscd Just before the expJ7lon John Doyle
came on board with the ntroe yoernc aud reported to
Engineer stratlgpr who Va. ls onie ~ thc aftor
DaTt of Ia. scow Re told 10 rcqucT Cart. Ba'neY
Boyle Ovcfsaer Il Halicts Point 90 have y put in Tho
mag zine. He Laid the pack &C. which was anOut tEo
Ieei square, wrapped brown parer, GA The deck
found deuly LursOn, who has charge ot The magaaue
and Je two weni 70 where it iy Ihey ten went nc
div mg-house. Doyle appears ." have hocn haudhuY
the rans ard Dust have dropl@d tnrn, G1using thfr
explosion fcom c0ncusiou. He ana Lureon, WAC
were together. and John Hickman who was about itet
away AVID inside of the divers house re ln5ianut
Killed. aud tie following men wore mort or ief lpftO
james Downs charles Smth Frans Pike, JicOG Peter
son, Henry uasey Gecrce shon and John D1b'nn--'he
last two but slightly hua The building MHs Completely
0CmOi shed How Doyle got the nltIo-glctrne 10 tlf
has not yet been show o. though u Is ho General
opinion TINT passed through fevYork with t Dn the
streetcars The pucale was small That la carried II
under his 1rm T1c inquest viii ne c9niiIqei t9-{ NJ
SIC O'Clock Coronor DaYren OF Long Island CITY 10
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