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The New York herald., 1877-02-06
NEW YORK COLLEGE.

The second academic term OF tho New York College
commenced yesterday. tho Board OF Trustees having
this year abolished the weeks vacation which used
be given between the two terms. The regular half
ycnry EXAMINATIONS came 10 close last week. but
will not be acted by tho faculty until Wednesday.
rho in structors In al tho departments express them
selves as well satisfied with The work performed dur
irq the term.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR SECOND DIsrnIcr,
Boston Feb s, 1877
The Shoyelul Lightship has been moved about half
mile TO the south OF position and Is
moored tathoms Of with the following bearings
by compass :-Poock Kip Lghtship by 81 Hsndker:
chief Lightship. Sw by NV; Monoiney Lighthouse.
byE
BY order the Lighthouse Board
GEORGE DEWEY. Commander U6N,
Lighthouse Inspector. Second district
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

ETo-nght Gan For Herr will be performed for the
last time at Wallack's Theatre.
Lecocq's new opera bou0e LA Petite Mariee" will be
produced this evening at Eagle Theatre with Nile
Aimee as Grazieila.
The musical and literary entertainment to be given
this evening at stenway Hail. under the auspices OF
the New York Press Club, promises to be very en-
joyabe affair. The programme is one OF exceptional
excellence and will enlist the services Of many well
known artists
The New York herald., 1877-02-06

stoddart rather overdd his part In Zakar-
on. The part ol tho proud aud wicked
Princess Lvdw WaIanof interpreted bv
Miss katherine Rogers who gave the supcrccusness
the character fullest play The other r0tes are
well and acceptiby nhed There Can be no doubt that
''fhc Dauichelis" VIII prove great SUCCESS.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

"Fcrnandc, was revived at this theatre last night
10 good house and received with hearty recep-
tion. Mr.. Edward Lamb, as Commander Jarbi was ex-
celcn,, while Misses Jefreys-Lewis, George Drew
Ida Jeflres and Mary Wells acquitted themselves In
manner which drew forth frequent marks Of appro-
baton.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
WHALEMEN.

Whaling ,chrs Edward Leo Lottie Cook Ellen RiIpah.
and Knights, are In Provneetown haroo reaoy Tor
SuA
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
SAILED.

Steamers Tsgus lBr. FOR London: Albemare, Lewes,
Dei bark (iuo QaD, Gibraltar brigs Otaclius tBr.
Corunna; Ceutsur, Fajardo, PR
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM XKw YORK FOR MONTHS
FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
YACHTS. sTEAMnOATs. I'D

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.
DOR sALE-IRON AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS O1
IL various sizes Passenger and Freight Steamboats, for river
and exposed routes also 1ugboats Steam Yachts
Propeers Ferryboats and Vessel Pro gen-
craL FREDERICK u. SCHMIDT. South william st.
WANTED-A SCHOONER, 10 OR IS TONS AID.
dress stating particulars and lowest cash price MoMA.
Nus. III Cherry ST., city.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

The Pope has AN extraordinarily &C.
curate memory. The other day, on
being revisited after . lapse, OF ten
years by a non Catholic American
gentleman ~ no special noe, he re.
ic.red to his former intsrviaw with
bin. aud remarked on the number OF
the population t,eIonsing " the Meth.
odist connection In tho district from,
which thc gentleman came. A short
time ago the Popc's old cat, which had
lived with him I,any years, died. II
was his constant companion at dinner,
never appearing In its masters pres.
encs 81 any Hher. time. Il always
came In With the soup, sat gravely in
chair opposite to the Pontifr tn the
latter bad finished his dinner, then
resolved ~ Uwn poSti0n frDm Ne mas
tss's hand aud took iiself OF III the
same hour On the follow Ing day. The
people around his Holiness feared
that Nc might have bssn painfully Or.
fected by the death of his old favorite.
but ~ didat seem 70 care much
about II.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

The TIcHBoRNE CLAIMANT AGAIN.
A singular phase OF English life
and English sentiment is evinced by
the following
London, April fall the troops
will be held in garrison this after.
noon in readiness to turn out. il
required, in!view OF tho Threatened
march Of body OF Tichborneites 10
the House OF Commons 10 present a
petition for the release OF Arthur
Orion. 1t is stated that there are
100 900 OF the petitioners.
Immense crowds are lining the
streets to the House Of Parliament.
Great numbers OF policemen have
been told oil to intercept the Itch.
borne procession. There is much
excitement in the House lobby.
Later. From $4,000 to GO. 900
people took part in the Tichborne
demonstration to-day. Their leader
Demergan, proceeded alone TO the
House OF Commons. He wrote 10
CROSBY, the Home Secretary, who
replied he would receive the deputa.
ton to. morrow. and. il good reasons
we're given, would move that Demer-
gan be heard at the bar OF the House.
ilie crowd dispersed peaceably.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19
sPoSrAsrors COMBUSTION.


Ever since Aarystt wrote the d.
scsiption OF the spontsssous eombus-
ton Of jacob Faithfui's mother, Nh.
tsrs have been found sissmps ping 10
improve upon the story. The fol-
lowing IL from the San Francisco Poss
of Monday:
A mos; horrible sad sstrksning sce,.
dent occurred Ia KeraanS saioon, In he
courtyard back Of the City Hail, At =
quarter ~ 4 ten this morning. being no
less than tine sponssusous com bussson Of
iItss was man named Harley or HAT
ley. VINO has not been more than 4
month In the city, but during that time
has been frequently arres.ed for drunk.
enness. He was ahor.. quite fat man,
saabbiiy dressed, with a bloated, forid
countenance. He had no intimate com
ps .Ion. bat wandered about alone
ssemf,g'y demenied, occupying his
whole time In drinking the viie poison O.
the city front and barbarv Cost dsns
for de'irium tremens, and was this morn
Ing discharged after q longer Siege than
usual. with seemingly insane desire
fo- drink. he couiinued from baifpaSt
various bars In the vicinity, and The
large size of esch poiatlon promised 10
speedily send him brck TO the hospital
About the time mentioned. he staggered
Into the room nearly ipsensibie, aud
feebiy asked fer a drink. This was re-
fused him, and he staggered toward the
gus jet to light the stump OF q cigar h..
carried, while the berkeeper, Thomas
ConnOrs, turned away 10 attend 10 his
duties. moment afierward he heard a
low moan and noticed fash Of fire. and
turning around he saw Harley falling Ia
the floor, his head enveioped In black
| thick smoke. while nameT issued from
his mouth and ears. A horribly fiithy
smell OF burned and purified flesh filled
Inc air, aud ia nausea.iDg 0slor made
not only the saloon, but the courtyard
uDbearable for wniIe. No. moment
wa lost IN tending to the sufferer. He
| wes beyond relief, however. His face
was perfectly black, partly chaTed and
parity covered with Il moist SCOT. His
| eyes were open and had horrible n q.
| pes rance, unlike anything save "a roasted
| era. while greenlsh liquid oozed from
| the corners. III mouth wss completely
roasted on me inside, but with the ex-
| ception OF his head and ands, no par; OF
his body bore masks OF hi. horrible
death. The coroner was immedia lately
notified, and the bode was removed "a
the Morgue, followed by curious crowd
wno, IN spite OF the horrible accessoriea
were anxious 10 view the peculiar sight
| a letter found In his pockei, address ed
TO NJ. Harley or Harley. furnished IN
only clue to his identity.
n. H.-Hc In believed by some to be the
same who. according 70 the morniny pa
pers, attempted to commit suiclue a,
Black Point yesterday by placing q rope
around his neck, swallowing Iaudanutn
| setting his clothes on fire with Kerosene
and shooting himself OF the bluff ate,
swallowing poison. should IL prove "a
be he, he can congratulate himself In
having shuffled of the mortal coil in 4
successful manner % far N uniqueness
| goes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19
A Memento OF tbe ne .ic,,le..

In listening TO an able review of
the lie Of Oliver Cromwell on Wed
nesday evening, ! could but consider
what might have been the effect on
our New England colleges and
churches had Cromwell, with his
eminent friends, been allowed by
Charles l. 10 come here and locate.
as they desired, at the mouth Of the
Connecticut river. History records
such was the intention OF Cromwell.
Pym, Hampden and others, formid.
able at later day US enemieA OF the
King. In 1857 Cromwell, despairinq
OF his fortunes in England, and
indignant at the tyranny which
according 10 his views prevailed both
in church and state, resolved to quit
his native land and accompany his
cousin, John Hampden, 70 New Eng.
land. Lord Brook, one OF the pat.
entees OF large tract of land on the
soa-coast of Connecticut, was an init
mato friend from boyhood Of Hamp-
den. and their attachment was
strengthened 10y constant agreement
and association in public life.
Through his agents in the province
OF Connecticut, Lord Brook prepared
q retreat in Say Brook, from the evil
times on which they had fallen, and
Hampden, Cromwell, and Others
with their families made prepare
tons to accompany him there. At
that juncture, Charles /. issued a
proclamation forbiding any one
leaving the country who had not
obtained royal licence." This
being found insufficient, q special
order was given for the "staying OF
eight ships, then in the river Thames
prepared TO go TO New England, and
for putting on land all tho passen.
gers and provisions therein intended
for the voyage" In these vessels
had embarked Sir Arthur Hazelrig,
Pym. Hampden and Oliver Crom.
we'll"
On the lands known TO this day in
Say Brook. ~ laid out for those emf.
nent men, arose in 100 Yale College
and in 1908 the Say Brook Platform.
Letter tothe New Haven Palladium.
March oath.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19
HAYES PRESENTED WITH !,
81 POEM.

Washington. April 10. - Or. A. l..
E<chisoo ~ Maryland called upon the
President this evsniug and presented
- him . poem elsbofase.y engro~sed
aud srtisticslly osnament<d. IL /. An
encomiufn VI the principles Of the Al.
usi0isirasi"0 10 harmouize the un.
friendly feelings between the sections
Of the country. II WAS sesd by The
suihof in the iibrusy, the Prssysjeut
AMI family and few friends being In
attendance. The President expsssssd
his qualification 1t the sentiments OF
its thaaks. 'TF#T
Having discovered the foregoing
snong some delayed dispatches we
Instructed the APPEAL correspondent
at Washington TO transmit Q copy OF
the said poem. He only secured the
first two sianzas, which We herewith
reproduce. They will suffice to give
our readers An idea OF the tone of this
poetic Maryiander's inspiration. The
poem Is entitled IAN Ode to Worm.
ley's Restaurant and IL dedicated 10
Stanley Matthews and Lucius Quintus
Curtius Lamar. Here are the open
Ing verses:
Hail To thee, -Ru herford ~
Pitch the RAIDS overheard!
Pistols and dagYers I!
On Stanley. ON my boy!
Nifgrrs shall no more annoy
Nor the car net baQQers
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

The Prince Of Wales, when he goes
hunting, likes To enjoy himself unos.
tentatiousiy, aud doesn't want a fuss
made about him. But when he wen,
to Worcestershire lately. a member
OF Parliament. and a newly rich per.
son, Nj. Powell, appeared TO think
this All nonsense, and when the meet.
Ing WAS appointed on his estate made
very great fuss Indeed. lie set up n
maronec on the lawn for the Prince
luncheon he prepared his reception
rooms for the entertainment OF his
hunting friends AMI aquainlances; he
laid IN bread and cheese by tho ton
weight, and strong beer by the hogs.
head Tor the consumption " the coun-
try side. CONSCIOUSNESS tho mob Of
mechanics aud laborers broke In, de.
vouied the royal luncheon, and made
tue day hidcous generally; the Prince
refreshed hinsslf eth - end poscl,ctl
eggs ri the nearest ciergymsU's resI
dence. not having besn seen mt all by
his ambitious would-bo host, Mr..
Powell. 2 tiaf ~ ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19
Charles Francis Adams has broken

Charles Francis Adams has broken
loose agaia. Evidently he hus not
yet felt the EZRA Of good feeling
"a the day Of the Inauguration OF
MIR. Matthew's cousin. in law
Charles wrote tho following small
love letter 70 Mr.. Morrissey's friend:
Boston. March 8. ls77.-Hon &. J.
Tilden. New York-Desr Sir On this
day. when you ought 70 have been
President Of tho United States. I seiz,
tho opportunity To bear my testimony TO
the calm aud dignided manner In whie !,
!0n have psssed through the great trial.
II IL many years since cared ~ be q
party man. hence have eudesvored 10
jndge Of public af<ifs and men rather by
their merits than by the name they take
II ga source Of Qualification 10 me TO
think that ] made tho right choice IN
ihs late election. 1 could never have been
rccouciled 10 tho elevation, by the
smallest aid n mite, Of . person, how.
svss respectable In private life. who
n,ust forever carry upon his brow thu
stamp III fraud. ior ihe fret time
triumphant 10 American history. No
Subsequent sG,iop. however meritosious.
cen vssh sway tho letters oi that record
Very respectfully, yours.
nSco CsAsLrs FsAxcrs ADAMS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

Cumous. - Of some singular
phsnomsna in aud about Pyramid
Lake the homo Journal informs us a.
follows
Pyssnsid Lake 10 lover u ysessn,
than huown Tor yesrs. end hes Seceded
10 such IN extent that around the edges
have bsen revealed several hot springs
This curiosity IL nov the sxciismsst
among the old sssidsnis.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

ABANDONED TIE Ten. The Reno
Journal Of yesterday refers 70 . veil
known citizen - ioIISws
We are pleased that Theo. wisssss
hss esn horse-rscing. given up 81 bis
interests 10 Csliforsis. end returned %
Wsshoe county TO sive bic individual
attention 70 agricultural passu,ss
washoe Valley IL to be congratulated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

TAG Next HOUSE. To those who
are curious concerning the complex.
ion OF the next House Of Representa-
tivcs the following will DO of inter-
est
Washington, April l7.-Clerk
Adams Inns received ell tho certiti.
Gates OF those whose credentials are
satisfactory. Out Of 800 members
and Delegates he has received 275
certificates, including al the con.
tested cases except wigginton vs..
Pacheco, and Metcalfe VS.. Frost, in
the Third Missouri District, both of
which are before the courts. -Four
other cases remain for HIM 70 decide
namely: Belford VS.. Patterson
In Colorado: Smith Va. Elan. in
the Fourth Louisiana District Nash
VS.. Robertson, in tho Sixth Louisi.
ana District. and Bisbee vs. Finlay.
in the Second Florida District. The
Clerk has followed tho decisions OF
TIE supreme Courts OF the States
IL still remains certain that the Dem.
ocratic majority will be over ten.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

Raias Of late have done much good
70 The sheep pastursgs 10 Southern
California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

The trial Of the Chico incendisries
Is progressing At Orovills. Pat
Hurdley II for the defense.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19
WA \ 7 { o..

A r0MPETENT yOuNo wOvAN
~, 10 do general HOUSE work 10 a ANAL fan.
il,. Apply immcdisteiy 10
y. u. srADrMULLyR.
"p'" - 's''. Empir. City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

,Apropos VI an tom elsewhere,
relating 10 the Pope's protection OF
ono Of his Cardinals from extrsiitiou,
is the action Of the President Of the
French Republic in The matter ol
prisssly Interference with the politi.
cal affairs Of France. Here 10 The
dispatch. 49,.
Paris. April II. -Psesident McAfahoo
has insssuctsd n. Msstsl. Ninjster 81
Justice aud Publie Worship. 10 express
10 the Bishop Of Movers bis entire die.
approval 81 the l.'ter's asking the iosss.
veniion III she Pope In ssTsirs Of stass.
The Psesidset sses With p,ia shs elsss,
u'eddIins With iuissssi aud svss tosslRa
politics. 1900.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

THE BExwIT or CLsnoY. We find
the following in the press dispatches:
Pafis. Apsii I7.--Cardinai Ledocb.
osski's exirsdiiion wss really demanded
aud ssantsslb BY The Italian Government.
but the Pope gave him an aAyium II the
Vatican. I'LL ftf--r frr ~f-
When the church Vas al powerful
any person who 'conid write might
saain = " tried for any oncnse. ny
the church instead Of the scculat
authorities; and the transfer Of his
case from tbe law courts 70 the
priesthood was what Vas known ~
u,s bsssnt 81 The clergy. This Is
very like case 10 point. The Pope
would seem TO have taken q very
bold step. 'ffH Hntnisn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

The Nevada Bank have sold co.,.
900 ounces Of silver 70 20 70 China.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

II was . woman Who killed the
FsssShmAa n . tos Angeles board.
iss hepss.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

ssnssor Sargent has arrived Ia
San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

Molly McCarty best Amanda In q
two mile dash u Sacramento IN 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-17

col BERT. On sunday morning. December
18th. 49, Al the residence of hgr Sun NJ. D.. Nor
rs, No. sls Twelfth II. northwest. Mr.. JOANNA
toiBERT. IN the siNty-f0urth year Of her age.
flNNEN. on SUNDAY. the l8gh 81 Dccemlpcr.
fiNNEN- aged nineteen years, wife of Thomas
Fiuucy
The funeral viii take place TUESDAY Deemlsr
18Th. AZ tnu'cUsk IA. frum NJ. - irgrs~S st..
6rtrggtoNn. DC. The friends OF the family ars
invited o. attend.
JOYCE. On sunday the tGth 81 Decemi.r.
1879. az ~ clock pm. Of scarlet fever. MILIINM
W ARD IHNCE aged ~ years aud months. tho
eldest son 81 Mari " aud the late John l.. loyCe.
he funeral VII take placr from the Residence OF
his grandfather. Mm. a.. Mard. No. s27 SIKH
-. northwest. on "Wednesday. the 18th Instant,
o'.lock pm. Services al ~. Patrick + church al
2.30 pm.
FILLING. suddenly a O'Clock on saturday
evening. nucemhcr 18Th. is55. at hcmorrllage Of
The lungs. Mr.. EMMA \. PA II NJ. vile uf James
4. Pil1ug. esd. aged thirty years.
The remains we've taken Ia Dclayan. Wis. for
inteTment.
STEPTOE. December 10Th. lS57. DORINpA
SIhfToE. aged hftA -nNe years.
800 Funeral from -. Mays lEpiscopall church.
Tuesday, December 18th. az o'clock.
TYLER. December 18Th. iS77. at his residence.
IN tFtoig,ioNn. Prof. SANI ri INtER. S.niaT pro-
lessor IN the Law department. 81 Columbia Ifntxer-
siiy, " ashington. 10. g, aged % years. 1 month
and % DAYS.
Funeral of the deceased win take place from tho
residence of Dr. Grafton 1A her. Washington and
Gay SITS. GeurgctoMn. on Tuesday neat. 18th in
slant. AT 3.S0p.m.
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THIS EVENTNG.

AS. DUNCAN, Auctioneer, 81 18th st. NV.
GRAND CLOSING SALE OF PAINTINGS.
AND CHROMOS. in fine Gold Leaf and Wall
On MONDAY EVENING, December II. COM
menclng at $50 O'Clock. the balance of Pictures
remaining unsod now on exhibition at nv sales
rooms. No. 81 9Th street. between III aud sts
northwest.
The attention Of persons desiring works of art is
especially invited to this sale. every lot will be
positively sold without any reservation.
Terms cash.
JAS. DUNCAN, Auct., ST. It'll ST. NV.
ID. MCCAIN. JR., Salesman. decl5-2t
CONTINUATION SALE OF MEMS, BOYS
" and YOUTHS CLOTHING. at the store of
Mr.. L. Kaufman. No. S24 9Th street door from
corner of i. commencing THIS EVENING. at Z
O'Clock and con inuing every evening until the en-
tire stock is sold.
\. B.-This sale is worthy the attention of per-
offered will he sold regardless of cost.
ID. MCCAIN, JR., Salesman.
JAS. DUNCAN, Auctr. d7-eo1lt
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of Teri facias issued ont Of
the Clerks Once Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and to me directed. will sell at
nue. northwest, on SATURDAY, the 22d day Of
December, 1877, at 10 clock q. m, all the right
title, caim and interest Of the defendant In and to
the following described property, to wit: One
stock Of Dry Goods. consisting Of Q well selected
assortment Of all kinds Of goods usually kept in such
establishments, seized and levied upon as tn goods
and chattels Of Joseph T. Herman, TO satisfy execu-
mai.
FRED,K DOUGLASS, U. 8. Marshal. ID. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, ApctioneeE, d1l -dts
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MEDICAL. &c.


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- cure any case of Female Weakness, Irregulari-
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All Female Complaints quickly cured. Office and
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Or. JOS; JACQUES, 2 University Place; New
York. Druggists supplied. je27-1y
CPECIAL NOTICE-Dr ROBERTSON can he
- consulted every Wednesday and Saturday at his
Once. 921 ID ST.. between 9th and 10th. from to
pm. on all diseases of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
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