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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-02-09
READER.

Have you risen from your bed after short sleep
to find yourself nearly sutfocated with catarrhal
matter in your nose. head and throat Have you
noticed what depressing influence it exercises
on the mind bunting its faculties, besides ener-
waiting the body well How difficult to rid the
head of this foul matter all can testify who are
afflicted with catarrh. How difficult to protect the
system from its further progress towards the lungs
and the bronchial tubes all physicians testify.
1t is terrible disease and cries out for relief To
be freed from the danger of suffOcation while ly-
ing down to breathe freely. and sleep sound1y
and undisturbed to know that poisonous, pu-
trid matter defles the breath and undermines the
system to know that the body does not through
its veins and arteries carry the poison that is sure
to destroy, is indeed blessing. To purchase i'm
munity from such fate should be the object of all
afflicted. But those who have tried many RENE
dies and physicians despair of cure. They be-
come incredulous. With such the long array of
testimonials from best citizens, physicians and
druggists in favor of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-02-09
PATENTS.


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TESTIMONIALS.
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Inventors cannot employ person more trust
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ice."-EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of
Patents
Boston, October 49, 1876.
k. ii. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir you procured for
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Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, Jan l, IS77.-1y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-02-09
SANFORD'S. RADICALS CURE

Must convince them that it possesses great merit
while the new and original method of preparation
when soudied with the disease satisfies the mind o
any reasonable person that its method of cure il
the true one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-02-09
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Instantly relieves and permanently cures all forms
of catarrh, from a simple head cold to the ulcer
alive stage and all its sympathetic diseases.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-02-09
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Cleanses the nasal passages in single application
with the admirable Inhaler, which accompanie
each package free of charge, and is more service
able than any other form of Inhaler.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-02-09

Is great and reliable medicine, and when every
other remedy is tried and found wanting this by
its immediate beneficial effect passes at once int
favor, which it retains forever afterward.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
lnhallng Tube, with full directions for use in al
cases. Price, Sl0O For sale by all wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents, and Whole
sale Druggists Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-02-09
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Removes by a single application the hard encrust
ed matter from the nose, opens up the nasal pas
sages, allows the sufferer to breathe freely and en-
joy for the first time the pleasure of full breath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
YACHTING NOTES.

The soop yacht Ariadne, Mr.. Strange, Of the
NYY.C., Is laying or tho club house at Staten
Island The Ariadne has been heightened and rebuilt
and her owner will ny hts racing flag this season.
Mr.. Charles A. Meigs' new catamaran is just com
dock, 20 feet length keel 4. cet breadth Of beam
OF each boat, ioet inches: depth OF bows. feet
ircncs depth of stern, foot; depth OF amidships
foot lnches fat keel anidships, l loot inches;
tapercd down forward to point ana from 10 loet
aDalt the stern taperIng down clean run aft. Snc
has mast 10 eet long, with topmast all IN the
stick; boom 81 feet gan Is Ioct with so feet hoist
II IS understood that neither the Schooner yachts
Madeleine Tidal Wave nor Palmer will ny their racing
colors during tho season.
The Williamsburg Yacht Club viii hold their annual
regatta on Tuesday, juno There Is largo feet OF
fast open boats belonging to this club ana the men,
bcrs anticipate some good racing THIS season.
Mr Brown, the owner OF tho new schooner built at
Stamford Will lily the pennant OF tho International
Yacht CiuD OF Detroit, Mich She VIII also represent
the New York Yacht Cuo IN tho lakes, as Mr.. Brown
Is u member OF that club.
The hull vi the catamaran Nercid, construct ell ut
the dock OF the sailors Snug HarDor, New Brighon,
Tor Mr.. Stokes has been launched, and the Governor
OF that institution is having trim little yacht built
In front oil tho entrance 10 tho grounds Many OF the
yachts along the north Shore iron New Brg hton ~
Mariners Harbor, are being repaired ana repaintod.
Yacht Chester A. Arthur, Williamsburg Yacht Club,
Mr. Southwick. IRON New York, passed the HERALD
Telegraph Station at WntcstoIe Long Island, yesor
day afternoon, cruising eastward
meeting OF tho members Of tho Brooklyn Yacht
Club was held last evening At thar rooms, ia
III, Continental Building, corner OF Moniag ne
and Court streets, tor the purpose OF max
In arrangements tor their annual cruise IL has been
decided TO start July 10 from tho old rendezvous
Glen Cove. From there they Will proceed 10 Block
Island and from thence to Newport, Il. l. they Will
then 70 to Narragansclt Bay. The cruise will occupy
Two weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
a STILL HUNT.

Deputy Collectors OF Internal Revenue jacobs,
Young and Phillips, broke open the front door OF tho
basement of a small frame house, No 43J Seventeenth
street, South Brooklyn, yesterday morning. and dis
covered still Of $50 gallons capacity full blast
Thoy also found 500 gallons OF molasscs mash. The
dislilIcrs made good their escape by tho door
while tho officers were forcing an entrance John
Stay, VINO lived in the house, was arrested.
United states Marshal Harrow took possession OF
Kings distilIery on FIRST street. Williamsburg, yes
erday afternoon, upon evil process issued by Judge
benedict Of the United States District Court, Tor
scation OF the property. The allegations against the
owners are that they manuiacIu rcd and sold more
spirits than they accounted Tor on their books, md
also that they purchased malt than shown AS
liable to revenue tax The amount caimeI 10 be duo
the govern mcnt Is about sl0.oUu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
ORGAN RECITAL.

The congregation ana many invited guests OF ths
First Reformed Episcopal Church. corner oi Madison
and Fifty-nith street. last evening enjoyed
handsome musical treat in the shape vi performances
on new organ that has just been placed ii tia
church by Mcssrs. Jardine SON. The instrument 10
said Contain several novelties among which IS the
familiar tho New York public at Gill
morc's Garden. Mr.. George W. Morgan played
in his usually brilliant form, aud brought oar tue
best points OF tho organ. and the pleasure Of tho
audience further enhanced by vocal music by Mlsa
kannc Dean Peters. Mrs. Lambic, DIR. knight and llr
Motion. Mr.. Edward Jardinc performed IA descriptive
piece entitled "rhnndcr Storm" arranged from
David, IN which cain, wind, the singing OF BIRDS,
echoes vespers, cathedral bells ana hurricanes
intcrmngicd to show the capacity OF tho organ. Ono
tho strong points brought out tho inarKabls
limitation oil rcn tenor by tho vox humana Tho dls
pasoas ringing and sonorous and made nno sup.
port Tor the choral eectA The even
ing's entertainments ended with q reror Of nj
tional by Mr. Morgan, IN which he produced novel
and artistic ELECTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
BROOKLYN BOARD.

Al regular session Of tho Kings County Board of
SUPERVISORS yesterday afternoon, tho matter OF tho
proposed reduction OF tho ices derived by tho Sheriff
IRON tho board OF prisoners At tho Raymond Street
Jal up, the report Of the special committee
appointed two weeks ago to Investigate the subject
Tho committee reported In favor OF reducing the board
allowance from thirtynyo ccuts pcr dom twenty
eight cents. lengthy debate cnsvcd upon the
report, and resolution amending the economical
proposition was finally adopted providing Tor the
ducton OF all board now paid 10 private Institutions
well as that paid tho sheriff. of twenty per cent Tho
effect OF this reduction viii DO TO diminish a. sarva.
ton point tho slender allowance now paid by the
county 10 the orphan asyluma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
cuNcERr IN JERSEY cry.

A grand kellogg concert was s'von a. the Taberna
Gle, Jersey CITY, last night Tor tho benefit OF Mr.. Z. A.
Crosby, and attended by large au1icncc. Tho pro.
sgamo well selected aud carried out TO tho letter.
Miss kellogg sang "Ah, Tors ciin," rom IL, Irav-
alta - Shc wandered down the mountain side,' and
IN a trio with Mr.. Frtsch snd Mr. Harton. Miss
Kellogg was encored both ui her solos, and
answered with Down the Shndowcd Lane" and
"Annie Laurie" Her voice sounded
better, than which moro cousd DO said !;
la tho "Mouniain Side WAS pr.
tcularly rich in anu sympathetic IN
quality. Nine. CarrenoSaurct played Chopns bal
lads q minor and lszts Rhapsodie No. ., which
she received encore. Sho played both pieces WELL
the Ehapsodo just suting her brilliant style. Miss
Lancaster, u member oil Tho Kellogg English Opera
Troupe and OF our most promising young singers,
sang from Ernaui, y ana " Beneath Portal"
from tho 'Tasman'i-thc best thing IN that opera,
by the way-and sang both remarkably vel. Mr..
rritsch sang two tenor solos in fne style. Mr. Ar
buckle mado his cornet sing perfectly IN the ballads
little faulty antusic aud Mr. Horizon sang song 10
an agreeable baritone voice, and Mr.. Colby accom-.
panied tae vocasts with his usual grace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01


was for purse OF $1,000 Tor horses tha, have not
beaten Ill $3.50 10 The rs 1918 10 the second s225
to the nrd and sl5O 10 the fourth horsc nlo heats
best three nvc, In harness. There we're eignt
starters, seven OF which number came to the post
These were w. W. smiths bay geldng Joker, g.
Walkers black mare May Bird 4. i, Dciiarrs brown
mare Hannah d., John II. Philips bay gcidng John
H.. Charles :. Grecnc's bay mare Matte, NJ. Mulya.
neys bay gcIding cass Boy Dan Macc's black gcilns
Prospcro, John u. G.llcps bay gclding Proctor
First HeaL--Castic Boy had The best OF Tie sendo
Joker second, Hannah -. third May BIRD fourth John
H. hiih Matte sixth. PROCTOR seventh AT tho quarter
pole, which was passed III 81 sceunds Hannah -. was
III 'front.', Jonu H. second, Castle 10y third May Bird
fourth. Matte Finn, Proctor sixth, Joker seventh
Hannah d. aud John II. iroltcd away IRON The others
aud Hannah d. passed the hall srniic polc in .lUt,
Hannah d. lot TIE Others on the hill Ut the back.
Stretch and lei tour open lengths AZ Tue
pole. she then came inithcr away aud won the heat
easily by eight lengths, May rd second egnt lengths
IN advances OF Caste BOY. Matte iourlh, Joker anh.
Proctor sixth, John II. seventh Timo 2:23
Second HtaL --liannah H. was nrst away May y rd
second, Joker third, John IL iourh Castle Boy min.
Matte SIKH, Proctor seventh Hannah u. was two
lengths front Of John Il. At the quarter pole IN "a
seconds, May Bird third, Joker our.L, Matte nth,
Proctor sixth. Castle Boy seventh the latter having
broken up badly his way 10 that point. Human ID.
was length ahead oil Jonn Il. at the nall mile in 09
May bTd lhTd, Joker iourth, Matte NTH Proctor
sixth. Castle Boy iar behind. John H. won
his heat by length, outstrelcned hannah
u. up tho Aill Of the backstrctch, and passed
tho tiroc-quartcr pole Two lengths in front OF her.
Keeping IN 'front.' to the stand, John H. the heat
uy u length, May BiId good thlrd. Joker fourth,
Ma,Ic 9th. Proctor SIXTH Castle Bay seventh Tima,
2:.2sa.
Third Heat Castle Boy was on The lead, Matte
second, Hannah u. third, John H. fourth, May Bird
nilh, Joker sixth, Proctor seventh. Going arouLd tho
turn several changes took place. and the quarter
pole was reached Hannah d. led three lengths John NJ
second, Joker third, May Bird iourth Matte nth,
Proctor sixth, Castle Boy seventh Time, 33ia Sec
onds AZ the horses went into tho lower turn Tour Of
the leaders broke and when they settled 70 their work
again May Bra was ~ tho lead Matte second, Joker
W ,. 'sa an e II Of @ poIe
stretch Matte shut up the dayght pctwccu herself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
A TOUR OF INspEcTIoN-oRprRs.

TOUR OF INsPEcTIoN-oRprRs
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1871
Tho Secretary of the Navy with tho heads OF the
various bureaus that department viii leave hero
next week for q tour of inspection OF tho northern
navy yards. After visiting tho yards at Philadelphia
ana New York. they Will tako tho steamer Taliapoosa
aI New York ABOUT Wednesday or Thursday noxs and
proceed 10 Tho navy yards In New England
Lieutenant James NJ Forsyth - ordered TO Newport
r. Tor torpedo Instruction. Ensign John n. Parker
ordered to duty at tho Navy Yard, Portsmouth, "
II. Passed Assistant Puymaster William N. Preston
Is ordered 10 duty on board tho Canonicus nj New
OrieanA Lieutenant George Il. Livingston, recently
detached from tho temporary command OF thc Aicrt,
Asialc station, has been placed waiting orders.
Passed Assistant Paymlster stephen Rand, Jr., has
detached from tho Canonicus and ordered to SET
accouulA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01


Clubs. Isl. III Sd. 4th. 9Th 9Th. 7th. sa. 9th
Chicago. o o o o OIL
Louisville. 49,. 0 o 0-3
Az Cincinnati tho st. Louis Club were defeated by
tho Cnc!nnatls, by the following scorc:--
C'atDs 1h 2d Sd an. Oh. 6ti IN. SM. on.
ST. Lous....... . 0 o.
Cincinnati...... y 0 0 0 . 0-l2
Tho Athletics ~ere defeated Tor the FIRST time this
season py the Hartfords OF Brooklyn, yesterday, at
Hartford. Appended Is the score:-
Clubs lst ID 81. 4th. 5th. 6A. TN. sh. Oh.
Hartiord....... . 0 % 0--5
Athletic ........ . 0 o o.
In game ut Boston, between tho Stars OF yracusc,
aud Bostons, tho former were doicated by a OF
tod
game was played at Elysian Fields, IIoboken, May
30, between tho employees OF Messrs Rothschid Bros
& Gutnan, and Noses, Blum " Well, which resulted
in favor Of the latter by the score OF % to 10.
The Wkasbarres and Ltvngstons, OF Gencseo,
played game at wilkesbarrc yesterday At the close
Of the SKIN inning tue score stood TO l. III favor oi
tho Wilkcsbarres. In tho seventh inning the home
team made run OF 4, when the Livnsstons quit
the Hold on account OF she ruling OF the umpire They
finally consented 10 finish the game, which resulted in
favor OF the Wtlkcsbarrcs by a score OF Is to |.
At Ithaca tho Cnckots, OF Bingnamton, defeated the
Cornell University nine by u score OF Is TO j.
To-day tho Enterprise and Oympics of Paterson,
Play on the Centennial Ground, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY l87z.-wlrH SUPPLEMENT-

was fun coach Yesterday. all gentlemen. on thoir
way to Pelham Bridge TO lunch with Mr. Hunter. The
party comprised Mr. Leonard Jerome Mr.. w. K
rruvers, Mr. Charles Osborne, Mr. G. Osborne, Mr..
French, Commodore Mcylckar. Mr.. Screen, Nr. ".
Butler, Mr.. Harry Babcock, Mr. satterie, and Mr. n.
smith They started sharp al ten A. NJ, ana after
brisk drive OF trinc over hour the whole party
got down al Mr. Hunters cato AZ Pelham Bridge. and
the Tally Ho went 10 New Rochelle under tho charge
OF che guard. Mr. Hunter entertained his guests with
unoounded hospitality, and they were having such
pleasant time that the sound Of the horn calling them
back 10 the coach the peasantost music they
had ever heard The drive homo rath0r oppressive
aud told ON the horses, tho very powerful,
but nevertheless the Tally Ho up front OF the
Brunswick at four 7. NJ, sharp, and the party got
down all the better Tor th DIR trip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01

and May Bird the latter being hall longsh ahead Ct
tho thrce-quarter pole. Matte then took tho lead
lengths 2:2I, May Bird second Proctor third, Han
nah D. fourth, Castle Boy nth, John II. sixth. Joker
seventh.
Fourth Heat -Mattis having tho pole, went oil with
the lead Hannah second. Castle Boy third, John Il.
fourth. Joker nth, May BIRD SIXTH Proctor seventh.
Hannah rot,ed 70 the front on The way 20 the quar-
ter pole and passed that point length In front OF
Matio IN 5 seconds John H. third Joker fourth, Cas-
Tie Boy hitn May Bird sixth, Proctor seventh Mats
went 70 the front ON tho lower turn aud led half
length al the hali-mic pole 800 John II. second.
Hannah d. third Castle 10y fourth, Joker NTH, May
BIRD sixth, Proctor seventh. John IL. then ran past
Matte seemingly with the intention vi breaking her
up but tho attempt Tell through and sho Lott them all
and coming steadily, won the heat by four lengths,
Joker second Hannah ID. third, May Bird fourth,
Castle Boy nth, John d. sixth, Proctor seventh. Time,
2:23x.
F.jih Heat-John H. was first away. Hannah d.
second, Castle Boy third Joker fourth May Bro ith,
Matte sixth ton brcak), Proctor seventh. Hannah
d. showed the way ~ the quarter pole IN 3is scconas.
John IL. seconi, Joker third May Bird fourth, Matte
NTH, Proctor sixth, Castle 10y seventh, no having
broken up on tho way AT the hai.mile polo John IA.
Was IN front l:l0, Hannah ID. second Joker third,
May Bird fourth. Mnttie NTH. Johu II. showed the
way up the hill Of tue back stretch, but aicr we'll con-
tested struggle Joker won the heat by halt length,
Matte second. neck IN front Of john h., May Bird
fourth, Hannah D. nth, Proctor sixth, Castle Boy
seventh. Time OF the heat, 2:25
.Slru HeaL-May Bird, Proctor and Castle Boy were
sent stable tor not winning hoat In hve Hannah
d. away nrst Matte second, John H. third, Joker
fourth. Matte first NJ the quarter pole IN 10
seconds John II. headed hor on the lower turn and
passed the hafmilc pole nrst IN ION. Matte took
the load on the oackstrclch and held y until nearly
homo, when Joker camc with rush and won the
heat by half length Matte second, John II. third,
Human D. fourth. Time. 2.26 rhe race was then
postponed until to-day at ono O'Clock.
The following Is a
SAME DAY.-Purss $4,000, Tor horses that have
ond $225 10 third, $3.50 tho fourth horse mile
boats, best thrco IN i've, III harnesa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01

Tho members OF the Westchester Polo Club have
made arrangements to play their next match to NOR
row aiiernoon nj about ave O'clock the anish OF
the last event on the programme Of the Jerome Park
races There VIII be pretty full attendance OF the
members Of tho club and good game may be antici-
pnted. The lourn- hands will probably drive down
IRON the lawn at the loot OF tho Jockey Club House
alter tho races and ray visit TO the polo lrounda
Visitors ca obtain tickets OF admission 10 the grounds
from tho Secretary, Mr. Rowland Robbins, or any OF
tho members OF the club
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
RUMORED REVENUE REMOVAL.

movement is said 10 DO on foot 10 remove Col
icetor Frceand from tho oice OF Collector OF Internal
Revenue aud to have Central Hayes, nephew Of the
President, appointed In the place OF that Official IL
rumored last evening that Mr. frccland han boon
requested TO send In his resignation. but that ocia
when called upon, positively declined 10 say any thing
on tho anbioGl wna;rvar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
TROTTING IN NEW JERSEY.

1ne second spring meeting, at West Side Driving
Park, New Jersey, ,naugurated with an excellent
attendance There two events on the programme,
and thcy afforded much interest In each race there
were four well beats trotted when, darkness
coming on, they bad to be postponed until l30 !. n.
to-day. Besides the two unfinished trots there were
also two pur.es 2f0 and 80 classes gwen, for
which tho entries very large. The following Is
SUMMARY
WEST SIDE DRIVING rARK NEW JEksEY-FiRsr DAY
or rHE SECOND lRoTIIAG MEETING, THURSDAY, May u,
1877 Purse $500 Tor horses that have never beaten
three minutcs 500 the iirst $50 to tho second aud
Sl5 to the third horse nile heats bcst three IN I'VE, IN
harncss--which had fourteen entries aud ten siarterH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
RACING NOTES.
Tho follow ing horses have boon scratched /:

THO IOHoWIng hOrsos hHVc beoh scrntchou:--
Moccasin, Crusader, Soefnc, BCmbazIne and Dla.
mond IN tue Witncrs Stakes.
Moccasin, Crusader, Dombazine and Diamond IN tho
Belmont stakes.
H. Martin has been scratched OF tho wcstchcstcr
Cup and Handicap
IL l.. McGIaln ms arrived safe with four horses
Leonard Chcsnpcakc Daigasian and one old
Joc RA0dcs IL at mo course.
Dixon WINNER and johnson & NILS are on their
WAY mere. also Swigcrt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
BROOKLYN PATRONAGE.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Jcsso Johnson, OF
Brooklyn, resigned his position yesterday, and Mr..
william G. De Witt, Corporation Counsel, appointed his
brother David NJ Dc witt. TO oil the vacancy. Mr..
Johuson held the oliice which IL worth 81, 400 per
apnum, for nine years. Tho new appoinlcc twice
District Attorney OF Ulster County. and served
term In Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
xusrcAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho testimonial concert rendered MISC Annie Lou
ise Cary by her friends in Cincinnati took place at
Pike's Music Hall last night Tho house denseiy
packed by apprccaive audience, who received hei
with vocierous applause.
Mr.. +. Q. Chamberlain, the popular and attentive
doorkccper ut tho Union square Theatre ana Gmorcs
Garden, VIII receive complimentary benefit ut the
former house this evening. "Smikc" wall be acted,
and possibly other attractions " i'll be ADDED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

wAsHrSGroS, May 81, 1871.
Colonel james D. Fry. Assistant Adjuant General
has been ordered to report In person to tho Command
ing General, Department OF the Missouri, Tor tom.
porary special service captain H. W. Fostor assist.
liant Quartermsstcr has been ordered 10 report tile
Commanding General, Department OF tho Platte, for
assignment 10 duly NJ Ogden. Utah Territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
THE RUSSO-TURKIsH STRUGGLE.

Hon. T. Oscanyan, late Consul General from the
Ottoman Empire to United siacs will lecture this
evening before the Liberal Club IN the lecture
OF the College OF Physicians and surgeons, OF
Fourth avenue aud Iwcntythird street, on 1.-THE
Russo-T urkisn Struggle"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01

In the case OF the alleged ncnd,sn assault Mrs.
Bolcnger and her daughter, the details OF which were
published Ia yesterdays HERALD, no further arrests
have been made, though the police claim TO have at
forth every effort in that direction lis said that
several OF the fugitves are known and that they Will
not long be at large Meanwhile tho community is
greatly incenscd over the shocking outrage.