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The New York herald., 1877-01-22
STARCH FACTORY DlSINTE
GRATED.

TWO MEN KILLRD AND -FOUR PERSONS INJURED
AT DURYEA'S WORKS.
The village OF Glen Cove was Saturday, at about
twelve startled by loud explosion, the
shock Of which was fot wide area lnvestga.
ton as 10 the cause showed that accident terrible
In us had occurred the starch works
OF the Nessrs Duryea involving the death OF two per-
sons and the severe injury Of four Others boiler,
about ten diameter and ten feet hgh had burst
into fragments carrying death and destruction In all
directions Fortunately nearly all tho meu in the
factory gone dinner or the loss OF life would
doubtless have been much greater. The explosion oc
CURED 10 what Is known the sugar department,
which was made perfect wreck. The roof was blown
off, about 200 Of brick wall was prOsrated, and
the oil the structure was SO badly shattered that 1t
will have TO DO entirely rebuilt The Two persons
killed were DR.. Oscar Wiele, an accomplished German
former blown about 100 feet through the wall
and through a pickot fence, where he was picked
up UNCONSCIOUS though still breathing. but he soon
expired, after being conveyed 70 nos shoorng house
In this country though II was understood he was en-.
gagged 10 be married soon to Brooklyn lady. Grimm
was whom found but died while being taken
home. He was thrown about $50 ierI The injured
arc Henry Keck and young man named Jacob kcf,
employed factory; the office boy, George Crone,
and Mrs. Evans, who carried her husband her dinner.
Mrs Evans was outside and injured by flying
bricks Crouo was aud was hit on the head by u
brick. Keck bauly scalded and may die, while
Ker was ouiy slightly scalded by the rush OF steam
the overheated chemicals one OF the ingredients
OF which blue vitrol One Of the proprietOrs, Mr.
Edgar Duryea, was in the works talking with DR..
Wiele only lew moments before the explosion and
had q narrow escape from death Several heavy
pieces OF the boiler were blown from zoo TO 200 feet
but thcre was only triing injury 10 adJoinng prop
erty. Tho damage 10 the works Is about $2O0O0, and
will be Immediately repaired
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY

The purser Of the Esna Prince. &c.
has thanks for favorA
srxAxrn PsRrr Br) ashore ~ Chashsm Msss will
loss all hope Of getting her on having been sban-
doned A large portion Of her cargo has been saved
SHIp SrncuLAfoR (Br). from Hamburg for New Orleans,
wrecked Dog Rocks insured Tor $1,000 Yarmouth
tNS) Offices
sur THREE BROTHERS. Cumming. San Francisco Jan
13 from York. lost several sa In heavy norther on
the 18th inst
BARK BNuLAn lBr) from sydney. Ssw. for Ruderberry
island TAHITI Nov 20 the old crew hav-
lug refused to proceed further in the vessel.
BARE MxncAroR (Belg, from Antwerp for Valparaiso,
has staten Land. and che captain.
six hands drowned The remAupg eight Of the crew
we're taken on the east point Land Nov ~ by
bark Our Queen Br) which arrived % valparaiso Dec 10
from Shields
Sem omx AvfLxs OF Boston, ashore mile south
Of aeras Inlet the 9TH lust with cargo VI hay aud
crew saved their boats, there being
life saving The vessel and most Of her cargo will
be loss No assistance asked from the wrscking
service.
Sem RRADlxo RAiLRoApln reference TO tho reported
loss OF this vessel furnished TO the Greenport Waterman
calling himself Geo sanford the assumed mate OF
the vessel the WatchmA I'VE have been unable TO
get confirmation Ssbords and are inclined 10
licIry in she Herald lie went vest Wednesday, BE-
side giving clear and consistent account OF the alleged
disaster he mentioned facts which impressed us
with she idea that he was telling the sruth."
DISASTERS IN EovEMnKR-The Direction Of the Bureau
vea has just published the following statistics Of mari
time disastefs reported during the month Of Novemoes
1876 concerning all hs;>NnR vessels reported 20
Fngsh. ~ Norwegian, 33 American 10 French, Ger
/, swedish, Il Danish, II lDuch Greek. Italian.
Russian, Austrian. Portuguese spanish reruvlnn
Turkish - of which the nsticna 10 unknown; Total.
this included Is vcsse reported nlse
lag Steamers reported loss-ll kngsh, Srsnehs bsb
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Rub,nstein IN his forty year. and stsrn'ns
out now works by the dozsu.
Work will soon be commenced on the Internatsend
Opera House Of Mr.. Maurice strakosch
Rubinstsin's Ocean Symphony will be the feature Of
Mr. schmolx's concert q Steinway Hall on Tuesday
next
The San Francisco CAvonictp says:-"Altce Harrison
has added websler's Unabridged Dictionary 20 her
dramatic library"
Muller tho baritone, and Cart Fermes nave been
eniightening tie san Trancsscaus wish Nicoias's
"Aerry Wives Of Windsor"
Mr.. Carleton will make his nrss bow 20 tho Flying
Duichman Of Wagner a. she Academy ef Music on
Friday evening The sale Of seats Cor the Kellogg
season has been very large
Mr. Aptommas sives . harp recital IN Boston On
Wednesday next He plays the vol known "Rhyf feL
eyrch Gwyr Harlech," In minor II is awfuly din
cult very melody. conductor at the ass
concert narrowly escaped iockjaw announcing the
piece above mentioned
Richard Wagner writes ~ follows:-"Tshx Men.
delssohn Bartholdy has shown us that Jow may be
endowed by nature with special richness OF musical
talent such as few omposcrs have had before him
that he may possess the finest aud manifold cu
without being able through the help Of all these
cndowments 70 produce In US that Deep heart and
soul touching effect which expect from ART be.
We know that Il 10 capable Of H. because we
time again experienced this result Whenever
q hero OF ART 80 TO speak. has but opened hu
mouth 10 address us.w
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
FIRE IN A BUTCHER SHOP.

Arc broke out last night, AZ halfpast ten o'clock
in the butchers shop OF John Fuhr. al No 125 West
street. near Dey. lts origin could not be exactly
ascertaned, but supposed 70 have been occasioncd
by stovo pipe which passed q wooden partition
OH the floor above The flames speedily extended ~
the coffee saloon OF Ewald Mar,z, adjoining tho
butchers shop, aud did considerable amount Of dam
age In both places-as we'll OH the second door Tho
district Gre engines and detachment OF thirynvc Of
the city police iorce under Sergeant smlnck
speedily the spot and mastered the flames without
dicuity So Tar could be ascertained the damages
were e:-John yuhr, butcher, s., 900; Ewald Martz,
coffee saloon, $500. These losses were BY fire,
ana The following by water In No l24, which is at the
corner OF Dey street :--Sheppenbcrg kcnken,
Iiouors, 100; White Wood, sailors shipping
ONCE. 500; Junman, barber. $780, and John Marks,
fancy goods, 81, 50O. -.
The only accident reported IS that which happened
10 Nark Fritcher, q young German, who Jumped from
sDe second floor No l2S 70 the ground and severely
cut bls loot Luckily. the second iloor was tor the
most parl and used as store rooms hook
ana truck on tho way TO the ire came n contact
with a car at tho stand opposite the hknALo building
and completely demolished the splssh-board.
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHxAD. Jan 81. PM-wind sSW. cloudy
FOREIGN PORTS.

CALLAo Dec cs-In port. ships Orn Enrique (Br. Crs.
NOR from New York dsg BERTHA HILL tor Rurope. clear.
ing; Cuitivator Todd from Lobos tor Valencia, waiting
ders Celestial Empire. Barstow from do for Antwerp,
airing; Chas Bal DR. Chapman from do for Europe,
rxero ta Cortaa for Puget Sound. do Iaui Snow,
Tor cuano Islands: Otago Thondyke for sale bark Louis
tFrS Nicholas from San Francisco. arrived 18th. disg;
Scyhia (Br). Nance. tor United Kingdom With cargo ol
ship OtaCo.
CALpERA Dec Tin port ship Sarah tNc). Sabine. dag
Cow BAY. Ms. Jan 21-Arrived steamer Alhambra (Brl
wilson New York Tor st Johns. NJ, In want OF coal.
uuAHILLos. Dec l5-lu port. ships Sbatemuc (Br Rob
erts. for Europe; Asrsey. Small. from Pabellon Dc
Plea. .
Mary Louise (Er). Flick Philadelphia
Arrived 2ist steamer Polynesisn Br. Brown. Portland
for Liverpool 80.
Baltimore (soe report OF ste Etnal.
In mort prior 70 Is schr Paige. Corsou for Port
Royal, sc. ldg.
FABsLLoN De PlcA Dec 26In port ships Maggie seed
fHr) whiting Europe Hagarstown Call. for do; WIN
ID Lawrence iBr Ellis do; Andrew Johnson Speed. fos
New York; Bridgewxter Spaulding unc; Winntfred tBr
Abbott do; bark Geo Moon. Brand. from Calico.
PoNr LoBOs Dec 26-In port ship JairusP Lincoln. L0m
bard from Callso Peru, Larrsbes for Europe Reunion
tahiti Gin port ship Bengaai for San Francisco,
Put in 20 bark Rsuah tlsr, Ingram. from Sydney.
NSW. for Enderberry Island fsee Miscellany.
vIcroRIA vI, Jan 1l-Arrived. ship Gun4ner Nor nom
Porland 18th bark Henry Buck. Sorman Saa frsnciscs
via Port Townsend.
Francisco; bark Remo Nic' dot schr Harrison. d
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
FIREpROOF SCENERY.

TO TEE EDirOR OF rRR HERALD:-
We continue to receive daily from tho ofncias OF
hospitals schools and public halls letters requesting
receipts for the composition and application Of the In
gradients used In the dreproonng process. thought
II was clearly explained IN the HERALD, but there
may be added to tnat explanation these remarks:-
There arc three well known resisting agents to
flame; they tungstate Of soda, phosphate OF am
monia aud suphais OF ammonia Thcre are two
agents used dressings to the above; these SILL
cate OF soaa and chloride OF calcium. In nam-
ing these materials l use the vulgar names
by which they are known. Macy persons
having patent processes have applied tor
our assistance getting their sales into notice To
these there has been only one reply. An efec'ual
process Is well known, and the object being one Of
public benefit Is opposed TO any private enterprise
Some Of these persons appear TO be skilled IN the pro-
cess OF application, and In that regard night be GIN.
ployed SO az 10 render thcr experience available and
have venturcd 10 recommend one OF these practical
hrcproofers-nOt paentee, but as skilled work
man. II would much oblige US II you would allow US
10 state Mc decine TO have anything 10 with So
called paients secret processes, but shall continue
10 publish from time to time the practical results Of
our experience, and therefore cannot entertain any
proposals TO promote private interests. Yours,
DION BOUCICAULr, Wallack's Theatre.
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
JANUARY 2l, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. q, 1877.
ARRIVALS

sxPoRrxp By TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND nzRALD
wHlrEsToXg TRLEGRAPH LIA3
Steamer Pioneer. waksy. Wilmington; NC. days. with
mdse ana 70 WV Uyds o ~ Ia d.v, with
gar to Gosser CO. vessel g Bsnham Boyesen Passed
S.9' q. e asSs NOV s.
Helena to iIatteras thence NE and NV gales and snow
nss IT, bound
ship showing signal letters KIDS. iran Liverpool
via Delaware Brsskwassr SO days. ballast, % order
Bars Unss Asx, M.nrso Yer. crus s,s 2s day.; with s
wines ano very cold weather. most OF the crew being
scnr Isabel Alberto Tookcr Cedar Keys Key West
aud Delaware Breakwater days with cedar Isaac
Eppinger; vessel to Dayton
Schr 3 A Burr, Arnold, Virginia.
a2steamer Etna .Br,, which arrived goth. reports
Sailed Santa Mnrtha Dec 81 sAvsniila Jan Carha
gale crossing the Caribbean Jan &c. passed
Atlas Br hence tor Kingston 18th, lat % So
SO a. 25 brig Romance from Navassa island iOr
Baltimore.
ss-Bsrk Anna tAus,. v,durch from Sunderland which
Uhanne which shipped large quantities OF waer had
filed and long boat ashed also lost aud split sas
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Giaucus Besrse. Boston for New Yorx.
Steamer santec. Davis. New Bedford tor New YORK..
steamer rhsus. Young. Providence ior New York.
echr VIM Mason Grant. provincetown for New York
senr John Mestles Crasdsli Providsncs Tor New York
s isss xns uS chase Nnpo ,Or Hsw s Ssw
BOUND EAST.
schr Welcome Home tB Nelson New fork for St John.
ssAr 5wxh ESs,n'se Nov York TOR, 70. ~. Haven
sehr Gov smith. Young; New York fos Boston
ssh, Forest cy hpa.Un New ~ Y0F. sas 70, Boston
schr Il Wharton, Bush, virgina for New Haven
Sen, Dras ws YCpns Wright. to, .spcr u.
Schs Z Tilton. Baltimore Tor New Haven
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BORDEAUX, J an 2O-Arrved. bark Evening Star (Nor)s
Natvig, New York.
cAptx 70 Jan 2l-Arrvsd. brig L Munson- Huntiy,
New York.
FALMOUTH An :i-Arrived. bark Mis Balm tBr). Cook
Boston: brig Kodiak. Pete1. New York
HAvRR jan aO-Arrived. barks Phare (Fr). David. New
Orleans; Anna Elise (Gsr). Ottemann, Galveston.
Sailed 20sh, ship Nunquam Doruio. Cousins United
States; basAs Bremen (Br CALDWELL do; Reviewer tB.
Brown. do.
LIVERPOOL Ian 2l-Arrived steamer Marina tBr. Eli-
WOOD Norfolk Va; ships City Of Brooklyn Herman. Nc
bils Baden, Doans. New Orleans; barks Fdeio (GeE.
Knat Philadelphia Abraham (Aus) Aatcovich. do Peter
Crerar lBr). Munro. Norfolk. Va.
Sailed 2st. ships Prnds AsurIts Nor), Zachariasen,
Delaware Breakwaer Importer tBr. Sutherland, United
States: Southern Rights Woodbury.. Hampton Roads;
Bgeow (Br) Ferguson Tybee; Pactolus Cocord.
Now York: City Of Montreal Mudge Tybee; barks An
ME McNarn tBr Gibbon, Delaware Breakwater; Olive
Thuow Cobitt New York las three have been reported
sailed carier) Eliza Millgan tBr. MITCHELL Sandy
Hook; Traak tNor), Jacobsen, Richmond, va.
LONDON Jan 2o-Arrivcd. bark Record (Br), Purcnsa.
Bull River. sc.
Cleared 2ls. bark whitney tBr), spicsr. United
States.
MovILLR Jan 2l-Arrived steamer Noys Scotian (Br).
QuRRNsrowN Jan ol-Arrived steamer Illinois, Shack.
ford Philsdelphia for Liverpool (and proceeded; b.
Jacob Aal (NoT). Bcruidsen New York.
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
CROOKED REAL ESTATE.

ALLEGED TRANSACTIONS IN LAND WHICH SEEN
TO REQUIRE INVESTIGATION.
real estate agent named Thomas A. r. Webster, hv-
ing Hoibrook station the Long Island Railroad
alleged have been playing sharp game upon people
who have been induced by his Representations 10 set
tie there. He some weeks ago publicly charged
with selling lands exorbtant prices and giving titles
which subsequently found 10 be worthless, thus
sw,ndling the purchasers who had In number OF In
stances paid for the land with cash He thereupon
issued card, which he insisted that the charges
were entirely without foundation, and emanated from
disappo inted people, vho, failing 10 meet their en-
gasemcnts endeavored TO procure what they did not
pay tor" He also threatened condign punishment TO
'tne person who originated such series OF iaiso-
hoods" This denial Of websser's appears 10 have
stirred up quite feeling Of Indignation as we'll -
retaliation among those whom alleged TO have
swindlec and they nov ousty engaged
In making public some Of hia transactions
The charges against him follow each Other
proof, may be regarded as overwhelming IN character
Alfred and Henry johnson, OF HoIbrook, were nssru.
mental procuring indictment agains, Webster tor
his alleged swlndng transactions at the Lass term OF
the Queens County Court and he understood TO be
evading arrest under this Indictment They
charge that he gave them warsantee deed land as
tree Of ali encumbrance but 10 which he possessed no
right or title whatever, the property really belonging
to the Knickerbocker Lie Insurance Company vi New
York Other people who have since made their grew
snces known have suffered 70 various amounts One,
poor woman s said 10 have sunk about 81, SOCIAL
the money she had In tho world. This and numerous
other transactions will, II II understood soon be
laid before jury Webster seems 10 have aimed to
play the role OF 'benetactor and in this suise.
reports apparently true are 10 be accepted he has
swinded right and ctt not being ~ all scrupuous az
10 amounts These are cited among many
other cases:-Edward F.. Collins bought three
acres al $3.50 aud Auds he has no title.
title. M Michael Donovun paid 1900 for se acres; title
uncertain. Messrs Breen Duggan purchased eight
adjoining lots at $50 lot They drow money out OF
the BeecKer Street Savings Bank, and paid the uil
amount He gave q warrantce deed and now II Is
learned that o man at Patchogue has heavy mort.
gage on the property Frederick Coleman bought Two
lots al $780, alleges that his title Is bad. These
cases and others might be mentioned But Webster
appears not have confined himself 10 real estate
swndliug He alleged to have run in debt in all d.
recti0ns luborcrs grocerymcn, hired girs &C., and
i'll than instance he Is reported TO have
played the part OF tyrant wherc that OF ''bencuctor
would not do SO we'll, carrying away the poor mans
for pretended debts seldom giving The proper
credit. One OF hts latest acts, u is said, was TO
poor with vengeance II he dared TO sue
and. finding this would not DO, 10 endeavor 10 brbe
the mans lawyer with $50 10 prevent prosecution.
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA

PEACH PREVAILING IN rRH SOUTH AMERICAN
REPUBLIcs-wARFARB IN coLoMBIA-rHE
coYFEB CRoP. ~
PAxAxA. Jan. 10. 1871
Advces from the South Pacific favorable Chill
s quiet and prosperous. and the came may be said IN
. nodded sense OF Peru Al least In the latter Re
public the condition OF sairs improving ~ lass
advices. which were TO December 28
The revelation in Ecuador II reported 70 be ~ a.
END
IN Colombia there still state Of actual warfare
when the latest advices despatched from the in
terror. but hopes entertained THAI peace would
speedily be restored
oovTnB cRoP.
From Central America nothing OF interest has been
received the last mall ie for New York BY the
Crescent City tho Cd inst The coffee crop had not
begun 70 be shipped 70 any great extent The nrst OF
the crop will 60 San Francisco. owing 70 the better
price commanded there
ADVENT DIRT sxAsoA
Everything Is quiet on tho lsthmus The dry sea
con has come ~ last and everybody s more cheerful
The United states steamers Pensacola and Omaha
are still hcre; also tho Daring
Business continues very dull
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

An epiphany meeting on behalf OF foreign missions
for Mexico and China held last evening at Calvary
church, corner Of Fourth avenue and Twenty-nrst
street. The Rev. DR.. Riley. Bishop-elect Of Mexco
addressed tho assemblage the great field that
try Afforded Tor missionary work. There was, he
said grand opportunity ,hcre at the disposition Of
the Church, In which great good could be
accomplished. and vt this hour more than
support II seemed to stand on the edge oi prcci-
pce Ia danger OF topping over within even few
weeks unless rescued by kindly aid In aid OF this
MISSION concert be given ~ Chckering Hall on
Tuesday evening next Rev. Dr.. Schercschewsky
shopelect OF China, follow ed Dr. Riley In
appeal for support Of the Christian work IN China
large collection was taKcn up and numerous private
subscription cards handed In
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
CERCLE FRANCAIs DE LHARMONIE

The carnival will bo inaugurated this evening
at the Academy Of Music by tho Csrcle Francais do
LHarmonie which gives It's twelfth grand fancy
bail Many Of the attractions Of the occasion will be
as novel as they will be attractive The ball will be
opened by grand centennial march, during which the
music will be furnished by grand orchestra Of 100
musicians under the direction Of Max Schwab. "I4a
famc Carou" have been specially engaged for and
will indulge their comic dances People who think
there Is no hereafter will doubtless be as,onshed to
learn Of the Of the occasion will bo
a grand quadrie internal. The 'steps'' 10 DC taken
BY In this dance said 10 have been
taught Uy u special agent who received his lessons
direct from Headquarters.
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
LOST ON THE CIRCASSIAN.

LISTERS have been received ~ Bridgshampton from
the athcr Of Allen Noddor Of she lost apprentices
Of the ship Circass,an who resides Liverpool
One Is directed 10 the minister Of Christ Church, the
Rev. Charles Gardiner, and one 10 tho farm house H.
L. Cook's where young Nodder stayed some days after
the ship rsl ashore The father wished TO know
his sons body mad been found, and whether II had
would soon arrive In New York on n Cunard steamer
and II the body had been buried would have monu-
ment placed the grcvo. Oliver J. kcttts one Of
the shinnecocks, the only ono Of the lost whose
bodv n boon recovered.
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
BELLIGERENT BARRIERS.

The BARRIERS, who lately combined 10 prevent de-
precision or the trade BY reduction Of ther iees."
assembled at Military Hall, IN the Bowcry lass night
The organization, numbering only iew hundred
members does not comprise more than ten per cont
OF the whole trade, but II Is expected that through
the exchange established for the employment Of jour
neymcn barbors. composition Will DO prevented The
mens In tho "nve shops, ana NO journeymcn can
obtain employ ment through the exchange who have
stopped to work Tor tho cent men. Il stated
that similar action has been taken by the employing
barbcrs IN Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
r.a. spanish, ,ser-.s.a. Of which .. ..s,sa.i.y b

unknown; total. 10
II stated that bark Modesto hss been condemned 81
George. BernudA She has been running between bonoe
ana the Azores since last March, ana is over 20 years sg
Her valuation about $i6OG. the insurance wan
only twothrds Of that amount IL 10 the Intention
of the owners 70 replace her with new vessel
ALExANDRiA Ian i0-Ths names Of the schooners sunk
BY ~ Georgetown night Rhods Holmes. Of
South Amboy loaded Van Brunt, Of staten
Island loaded with asphalt and Lsxie sawyer loaded
with asphalt The tugs DR. xogsss. zeta and Etts were
also sunk.
GRgxsroRr Jan 20-Ths late sastery gale brought 10
full tide Oyster Bay and the ice In the harbor tc
moving sloop Bishop partly loaded With oysters had
knocked her boJto and sunk In i've feet OF water
soop Tribune carried on the shore and so9p Bsn
beach Sioop Mary Emma Lewis from New York ios
Oyster Bay while anchored between City and Hart Isands
without much damage
A large number " men employed - Long Beach
Orient Thursday euttng ice to open Tor sehrs
Curtis Ackerlv Capt Frank Noron) and vras which
loaded with phosphate for savannah. aud tug Was sx-
pected yesterday TO TOW them OUT
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
A STRIKE ENDED.

Last week the workmen employed In the PeterS OIL
cloth manufacturing works, At East Newark. struck
because Of aproposec heavy reduction of their wagca
Not being able find substitutes do their peculiar
kind OF work, is stated the proprictors have con-
cluded TO yield the mems deipAnd, and to-day the
whole force resumes work at the old rate OF wages
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
.sue manner 3 pnyslc..s .rs eompolea % repor.

Same physicans are compelled TO report 70
the Registrar OF Vital Statistics.
For the second the TOO heavy call property
owners for interest aud taxes WILL IN course OF year
So effect It's remedy, for as each piece is now
thrown the market the bottom will gradually be
reached Too eavy loans have been obtained on lots
and, natural result, when the mortgages now
pending come due the loaners will have TO take the
properly. Then and not tI then Will matters rclat
ing real estate improve and every legitimate con-
owner and broker anxious Tor that time 70
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS

Dr. Palmer, who became famous during tho recent
campaign through his canvassing South Carolina in
the interest OF the republican party viii tell about the
interior condition VI that state from his stand
point in the lecture OF Plymouth church, Brook
yn. Friday evening next ator the prayer meeting
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
AN OIL SMASH.

As IN oil train Of thirteen Of the ERIC Railroad
{weehawEen branch) was passing First street, Ho-
bokcp yesterday afternoon, bound Tor wechawkcu,
one the Jumped tho track, throwing i've others
OIL the track. The cars ireighted with refined
petroleum oil, we're broken 10 pieces.
The New York herald., 1877-01-22
FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

are on the third door Of Lewis Bashrs' cigar box
mandatory, No. 81 Lorimer street., w'n'amsDurg'
effected damage Of $500 early yesterday morning
The building owned by Charles GrccnioIosr ou. .ne
insurance on II or the stock could NOS bs ascerssnsd