davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-20
Ri0mpnb ppft Office.
ppft- ARRANGEMENT.
nouem bet 1877.

Worhii@e 9urdboa. i2msimar tSorfaf
ansseupmmen @onntaas. -GnfnnH a.so ~
DC. u. 1880 n. M.-poafdlus CHS 3. 81
une ZOO 81. Uf.
Sonntaaa.-Mnfunft $50 g. m.-Mon-
lbIub 200 81. M. S"p'
Norolide @es.pof. Gaarid, arslentm.
men Sonnta9,-Nnrunf 1880 81. M.-Npn
l9lu6 Gas g. 81. "'
suoltfe pof. 3weimal taaIid. ouset-
eenornf n Sonnta9s.-@nfunft 7.30 9. G.
n 10y " e. X e. pcffGIub 7.iO g. 81
Senn 'aas:-aa!nnft 1880 n. 81. p0R.
f1IuB 7:40 y. 81. ST
Norfolf & petersbura. unS an;rd,,.Sf,
neen. Iaalid, altsgsnummen 5onntnoa "
antanft 10 ". 81. - pOHldluG 12'3O 81.
Wte' taonb & Danbine gifsnbabu. a6o,
l,g. - Wntunft 500 81. W. Wsa1Mtns
7.30 9. 81. SUp'Wl"R
Sanotle e. Greensboro. Tdafd. ouso,.
noHmeh Scn11t' 90. -Mnfutft his 81. mc-
pOhslu6 1885 ". ~.
~@y.lupeaie 0Dtn 6iienbaEn. 1GoliG
ScHHtags aMs9e11mrfen. Mnfunft 5.45 81
w. $50 psII9lub 7.45 9. 81.
g%oresnspiae, Charlottesville. @tourt,.
S'ffsn imtlden Charlottesville NM GtannLI
ION, ! agfon, 0yndburg. n METER mrh
msflip spu eDSins on - NnFunfl 7fsm
10. - pofiGlue 7.45 81. 81.
sSaeenra naS Dnnsiae Masnt. yaoIid
antanft7.15 y. M.-poflGIue 7:45 81 ge
@ei goint nnb stationen an Der y. n.
". nno 6. q. M. GasIt6, @unntaos o U",
npt1ntfn: - Mnfunft 1890 g. 81. - l5slt.
f9lus 2.30 81. 81. *'''
1leueslfsr unb 9%anbunssn an goif &iser
' va wei Yotnt. Drstmal tpTHentid. -Wn.
tti1i O,snliaa Oonnerfaa une Scrnobsnh
1o.5O V. W.-ppfidlnb Yi,naaa, Dpnner.
taa uns SOnnabeno $50 q. 81.
Gappabannpd, fiber MYlett's, taolih. ors
osnsrHiRfn 9onrtaas. - &nfuuft 600 81.
w. YeflGluB 7 g. 81.
San1es Nthcr 9ampfer. DreimaI ridden
ltb.-anfinft Dienltaae, Ionnerfaos INN
Soanatents, $50 q. M.-pplldlma' Mrs
tags. MtstpDds unp Jreitass, 6.oOg. 81.
0ahui paGef. Scn Ettmpnb nod
ssa D'a,: Or.imal tt G6sntli9. Mn
fhntt, M,ttwphs 5reitaae unb @.nntnoe-
o.ooS. M.--yofl6lub, Mpntaes, MittwpGs
uno 8reitaes, 4 ". 81.
eanal p,det &'6munb mad Columbia
J Gt'thlal tpota tlih - gnfunft msntons
yli ipOds uno Jrsifaas 8 n. 81. -poa'dIns
$50 9. M. O'""H''"p"
Sbnrt Yansp &oute. 3weima II pSd,entlie
- antu1lftl " itnp9s uue 6onrobenbs. G
V. w. ~ gefl9Iub, . snI tags r,no 8rs,-
tags, 700 y. 81. o"-
Sef9erfoil Iouts. Oreitnal pSd ntlid.
antunft Wontaa, Wi tpet NIB Hreitaa nm
. 10 M.- gpaIbIub o'snfda, Donnsrlua
ahe Spnnaafne um 4.30 8. Nf.
0leuoa c. 2ws;mal wSbsmttt.-Wnfuuft
~. II. 90 n Sennatsnb 10 M.-poajtIus
"os'~oV uno Srnuabene ! n. ".
, 1877-11-20
epueftipnen BON .grieffalten.

gon Naitsn an ben atpej bsIrnberen Weoer:
~s'9e a nS Stsrnfaftsn bsfannt inS, 5:45 aub
II y. w. 800 ntb 800 81. 81. Sonns
tags 500 81. u, wv"
ah Gs,ettagea 5.458 g. NR. uns
soo ". ". Son asen anbern aaltea werben
Stt Sf'ers aaf esm audpey Der Graasr apae.
Sdftss Stanosn: SO. 81. Bis 6.30
". W.. Gpm 1. NprI bic 1. Nosrmbtr so.
7:5e y. ID. bis 200 81. M. @alr.Slnms,"
,un9s'StNcs rife bon 9g. W, Bis a 81 N
SIise faf rssilirirte griefe Often BON 8 81. M'
bis 6 q. 81. S~'
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81 4 /.

Barum palien Die a3abndr;te nidJt uns
ter Die 90 oaten P?
Weil iie 5u iebr avs ausleiBsn se-
mobnt lino.
Wclde iinb Sic bd'tefcn Ndhc?
Die Veoiirfnilfe unb Ole q fdnaniHc.
Wer iteft iiter bic Sbreu in Sduls
Sen?
Sober, Der ieinsn Sut riht tssablt
bat.
Sn m;lder gtabt ttcrben Die mcilt.n
Qeute?
Sn Der getffutt.
Welder Gbemann ,uar Der aliidlihfe?
Ioam oenn ct batte feinr Sb@icaer,
lnutter.
Wie bei6t Der e,ite J idter?
Nebel ocnn in Der 8ibel heibt IS:
Oit)ter Webel leate Iih iiber Die @r0e.
, 1877-11-20

S'8rien's Gircug. Uie
Sbier bon O'8rien's Cirrus limb jebt i'm
MusIfe1unas'Ql 81 iiherluintern. Sic
'5ouptabtbsilung beg gircuies iiherpin=
tert tn Dort une Srantfort in Yennlpl'
%nanien. Ser Giaentbiimer miro Die
Sbiere i'm Trlbline bierber brinoen uno
che er meiter aiebt cine Bode bier
@orie(lung aeben. Sc beibt. bab Die
r5rehesar Morfs" 40 Wasen fir ben
ben Circus MAIDEN iuerben.
, 1877-11-20

Weuagerie. l1eber 5000 Tcrio
neu bsluhten Gopntaa oen Nushe1unas'
plue. I'M Die Wenugerie bes Serrn O.
8ricn. mc'de Serr 81. 8. @roud in
Voaro aenon1men. an;uieben, oa fein
Gintrittsaelo aeforoert miro. G8 befiu'
Deli iid &ameste (oicrbcinisc) iotuie eiai~
&c @lcpbanten etc. babel.
, 1877-11-20
Ai@meaS feuer Alarm-G slearapb ,


: N " " II I u.
Np. 2 @rfs YSli3ei Station.
Mo. 3 3reite goli3ei Statiuu.
81. 4 Critic yorisei Statipn.
NO. 5 GpriBsnbaas. 3tr Strabe. nos.
8rpan.
No. 6~Sprf anb sasbsr Soule," sruas
grape, smiIhen ber 9ten une 1Oteu.
Sc. 7 Sprigsubaus. @ia!n @t,., uof.
Der 20.
WO. 1-2 @asmsrfs, &pfetts-
No. 1-3 gde Der 12ten uup Moin ctr.
No. IA ode Der t0ten unh gsgb ctr.
M'. Is Gde Der tIen unb gars ctr.
NO. 10 gde Ser 9'ine nnb Main ctr.
Mp. II Gde Der 2SHeu unb @lay Ctr.
Np. 81 Gde Der 25lten unS 9enotls @tr
W.. % eds Der 17ten unb Marlbaa Ctr
NO. "a Gde Der 17ten uab Nalbiaatuu
Str.
ND. S-5 Mstrcyrlitan giisn. Merss. z
Ctr.
Ne. 20 GGs Ter Stem unb Main Cir.
NO. 81 @de Der 14ten Mnb Mfatn CIR.
$40. 3-2 Gde Der 25Ien uns Main Str
Mp. "a gds Der 13tm unb Cars Str
No. 30 Stdb.il9sS ~@rmenbans.
Np, SO Greregar giien=@ erfe.
Wp. Al gde Der 9ttu unp 2eisa Ctr.
No. a 2 Srpae straBe, Sdc Sail MQy.
Mo. As G6s Spring uns pine Ctr.
20. as @de ct. Sames uno Oupaf g re.
no. 40 Ser 'Benbsus, 25le Ctr.
NO, 81 SpriBenbaus, 10 Ctr.
No. So Ode het Glas IN Gilmer CTR.
no. 5-3 Gds Diaia ums @i9palUmnr..
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Dieb + /. Sonntaq Nabt fur5
Dor 7 ubr, ols 9r. Sobn 81. @arnett.
wclher in go. 524 Horo 5. Strabe
wobnt. iih nit leincr Tomilie helm
MbenoeIen befnno. idlih lid Elm Sieb
in ben Ginaoneslaal bss SauSes uno
1ta6l cinen icinen nenen lleberrpd uno
rinen @pasietItod. Sc Dottsr laste
Der Stpd allein lei SIS ,pert9.
, 1877-11-20

Ds- Meoisini DE Ydoer
iinO tulipieiia @leun's Sdwef l.Seiie,
welde ELL biaises uab lide'eS Snbnitut
il. uno oenielben 3rped erfiiat. was at.
li1s Sautfranfb,lten. 6DeumatismuB
uno 0idt betriif, nidt,
Si1'S fAuelle SaarfdrNe briuqt cine
rattirl.ibe Mirfuna heruor mo ift lider
@Olo idloB seitsrn Mittas in Dem
Qprt nit 1929
, 1877-11-20

. duerperfauf. @eltern ,pur.
hen bnr6 @rubbs & Wiliams mebrerc
Sduicr. melde gu Dem uMtidel Gitate"
aeb6ren. ouf Nuftion perfauft. gs be'
fanb lid barunter oas Sous CIR. 1916.
MainIroBe, worin bic Serren ST. uno
$. Ssuier cine @irtbi6aft betreiben,
m.ldes fir $1,000 an Germ Yeter Gil.
fer snaeIdlagen wuroe. 9os Saus
porin Die Serren Souls Gufer d 60. Elm
oleides @el6Git betreiben, wuroe nidi
psrfauif. oa nur $4,000 gcboten muroen.
Dos Saus ooneben, Gde Der Mlep, NOR.
in elm anfiionssei6aft 1T, ipuroe fir
$4,000 D%erfauit.
, 1877-11-20
W~saiebinea,. ,Nabrif.

Mae Waihiuen.g rbtiten unp ale Mrten
&albinen unp Neparaturen me Zen gemadt.
@lr5 mas in bas MalGinen.Ja I6ldat lit
iets pcrratbte.
glue N,len y 1bmal6tnen perssn 1T
Srenuus aetraGt. @Iltttie Mabma-
Omen Naeeln gun, Berfauf bel
SlcGt, Grpsfea II. Gp.,
SO. 1929, 1924, 1926 II. 14Z8 @ornfr.
aue Np. 10 unp Is Glib 15te ctr.
239 &i9muap, Ta.
, 1877-11-20

6nfinQ 5nurt. Cine 9nSabl
Ncrionsn peridiehener @tduoc ipurben
Qcjt;ru b%s1roft. neil iie @si6dite betries
ben obne 2iceus beaahlt gu baben.
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CtTINult5- sIN at'
"a MEggfGAY ALGEl

7tlt't6 uelItlNS y FVFH W ~I''t."
s%'crfsant dAen Al"s ~. ~ "'t' ~ " NV
sleints elepsin4t1e'r'nfe rsa& tP'f"t . IVY
aes ron Tef., sAtItfo "lp FNt"p'"'
40 Gle 'tfaoN W"pK N'Q ftVF"'. ~
aeriM tlt''Hl'FnSlfEn eNl'i't 'tl'nr rn ae
.2tt""tAH' utV ST. ;,t', Str,r ~,
ffife', mtl'f N'l'e 9''''t 'f''.N"" $50
stSen,rthief eftN'2fh, 'f"A''"' ''n''
euro ?NeTifc unp M''u't'la : "N' ~.
, 1877-11-20

5trdfin9e. Ssute werbsn mies
Scr IS 3udtbduils, sur Mrbeit an Ser
Mi!ton uno Sltberlano Giienbobn see
1anot.
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Ms aS@SEzs 9
Mihmouo. Oo,f Hioer uno @belupsafe
" G%ilen6abm Company.
Sabrplan Der 3Ise.,

Dur6 paffaetere.
800 ~ @ 9ssidet RiSmcas 9isnniise, 9annsrilaa
Notitt mt benz &arnpfer .5apana" fir as
is punfts an tenn Yrrf atper unD galti-
more. @nfunftin Baltimore I'm SO. M.;
%terbtatet NIT Slbntinien til gEaIbiratpn'
Sbilabstpbta, Sem gerf, gsltpn unp aqe
psflthen 9unfte. 0srbtno t nit 8uaes
fr .Htdmens unb 4etersburs uab Gbeia-
psate unb Sbtp @tienbatnen.
OurG 8ra1t.
500 y. 81. 9erldbt @i&mpnb 0ienffaa, Iuurrrfae
ane Serttab ~ Madt 9srttnrunaca nj +
Saingisr1 tn 9Def poHt fur Slug Rantune
eer. Baltimore utt ale ipetl den Iuntte.
Wfh1i gerttnbungen tn Ni6mpnb NIT 3i<
gel. per Atdtnunb unb Sanpils. 81 du,rnb
IMP geterstur9, unb G~bsfapeate unb Sbip
Gtlenta4nen.
9ofaI Vaffagiere.
300 q. Sd. @erfdet Ridmpnb t. Gid (spuntoas ans.
8enpHtmeuO
Srfal 5radf. =
900 y. W. gsrldst aftm0aS @unlaa,. Mitttua I'd,
2Sett Point nit benz Dampfr ySfs" fur
aue aansuneen an ben Niattiprat uub
pan unts Gllfen.
Dmr9 paffasiere.
1000 .. g. gnfurft In 0aidmpab 9ienHap. Tonnes.
gen nit Stesn Der gtihrneup urb NeterSs
shr8 une ebeiapeafe uno Stip @ilentab''
Tsn Oer &antpfer u5apana" uerldEf
Baltimore Won pie 144 gisbt Ctr Mnn.
ang, ~afttliundt unb Jreitug nm 4 q. ~.
Ntdd 9erbtnpun9er nit 3aQen Do YbIa,
Delpp a, Mem yprf uab mefli rem 0lGber,
nre tn QBsa point nit Busen fir Sidnipnb
unit bent SGben-
Dnr6 5raht.
Si15 q. 81. !Infurft in Jid mo 5 9irnifaa' Sonter.
nag unb Sontnbeuh. Watt Werbintun-
qeu IN Ql}etf NDtnt NIT ron, tHop,nfo. 49,.
galtimrre. Natt @srb nbnnaea nit BIN
Midnpnb unb { anSiae, Rihn,pnS unb 0e.
%tersburg, unS ebeiapeats unp Sbtp Gifea>
batnen.
scfal YafMsiere.
1o'ooS' vi. anlunft in siidmens td3li9. n~ussenutn.
nit ben Stdmrnb unb @etersbure, uni
ebeiapedte NIB Sbip u tisnta9nen.
2Dfal 5r01t.
400 8. 81. @nfunft in Ridmpne @ontoc. Mitttrod
Ino 'Erettas. @ia 1T 9erbincunaen in ~ h
Ypthf mltfetn ! dfnrfer SITS" Spn Ten Qdu
euna'n ter Mattrpni NIB @anunf. 4
Stl1en. ~
RENE 5ra6t nod pser ron Ttdg,n iatlta ppn mih.
mono mir an9suoininen Die g9asen tabreu burd Yr
28eit rint na6 Mtiauta.
Die ntetriGfen 9rcife, pprTdtiee Saubb,
bune uns d elie.etl s~aranttrt
eApr u8p. Sils pfIafinl" nit eardntErten Roter
HaW aueh n0r0t 1eh unS ipsftli4 en- ptasen pelben aus.
8eaeber.
5abrfarten rerben %re:fauft fir ale nbrbtideu. 81,
liGen nno mefttid,sn ldBen. ~
Sabrtdrte 81 babet IN Der General @ifenbabus : ide
Iaentur, S26 @4ai IT,, i'm @rb nae Sst,I une am
9espf er SSnipasnie Ode Ger %. anb Ipd Stryafe
ID MN 8. 3. Douglas, @upt.
, 1877-11-20

% ur It pieber % It. Mls mir
eeltern burh Den Meuen DART sinssn,
1absa mir re6ts uno linfs Gleild aIer
ylrten, bod als mir nab Dem StanN CIR
4 fnmen. murhe uniere Mufmsrtlomtsit'
rese 9sma6t. ourd Die oislsn 2euts, mel
dye Der oemlclbsn ltunoen uno ols mir
no6e binSn traicn lobsn mir cinellnmolie
bon ben uer16ieOeniten 8iirltsn. Sic
Hrauen brdnaten lih. nm nod einiss gu
befommen mo cine Dame er3dbIte uns,
bab namcntliN Die gratwiirite 10 gut
ieien. bnb ibr Damn. Der IA Sage al
Nppetitloliofeit lit. alS CT BON ben
Wiirlien cine prpbirtc. einen lolbcn
Mppciit bstam, ooB er 3psi Yinnb bapon
prljebrtc uno leit Der 3eit sebsilt 1T.
Wtnn or jebt teinen appstlt bat, ibt er
uur cine Srutipullt BON ST. Sol3bauer
nuo Der 9lppetIt it wisoer bersslte1t.
gSer es nidt sIaubt, mag es ielbit per.
Iu6en.
, 1877-11-20

Mebl. 9os .0sutiAe Samilien
MehI" hat auf Der lebten Nusfsllun9
cine Ytdmie erbalten nno miro BON Rd-
dsrn mo 6amilien iebr poreesosen.
9Bir MAIDEN auf Die Mnseise hes 9srrn
Swetnam aufmerfiom. oamit jeoer weiB,
100 er es erbatten fann.
, 1877-11-20
SefentliAe Nptare.

Gbarles :. enbr, Dfeatlidsr Rotar,
1915 Drain Strabe
, 1877-11-20
Mcr;tc. Wunpdrstc II. {. 10.

81. y. 8. 8riebt Ode ct. Samss unt
Batter { IT..
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0ranpeisentbums -Maenten.

@rubbs g. WiaiaMS, SO. 4. tfte Str.
, 1877-11-20

Or. 30. 0rebe, Ode 5. Ii. Marltaa CTR.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
A HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.

Officer Thomas Muvey, OF the Eighteenth precinct,
on Monday evening young disposng OF
in the horse market in East Twenty fourth
street, The price asked tor tho animal was so low
that the officer WAS convinced tho young man was
gagged in selling stolen property. Muvey therefore
rested him on suspicion, and II turned out TO DO a
wise move the animal really proved 10 be stolen.
The prisoner who gave the mans OF Charles Gale aged
twenty scven OF No. 2Y9 Hudson street. urraqned
In the Fifty seventh street Court yesterday morning.
William Wentz, OF No. ia Bay street, Jersey CITY,
made an AFFIDAVIT that on the 24th oi December
marc worth 5000, grocer's wagon OF the valuo OF
SiO0 and set OF haraess worth S25, all oil the value
OF $685. were stYen from his place OF business and he
recognized as his property tho horse which Gale tried
dispose OF, and the wagon and set oi harness
aterward fouRd III the prisoners possession Gale ut
1rs denied that he hnd stolen the properly but when
be. Justice Wandei ne acknowledged his guilt lie
was held in default OF 81, 800 bail
The New York herald., 1877-12-26

onccr Reilly OF the Twentieth precinct, Mon.
day night was accused by number OF ciI'zcns OF
brutally assaulting woman, named Mrs. Hardwck,
and a number Of persons who to her rescue.
Captain Washburne was visited last night and gave
the following version OF the aliair:-When he
formed OF tho matter he despatched officer TO bring
Onccr Reilly 10 tho station house. Ho was brought
in and the Captain was sure he not at that
under the influence Of liquor. He made 10 walk
the floor IN the presence OF about forty people.
one of whom would say that ho drunk. Accord.
ing 10 tho regulations OF the department the Captain
was obliged 10 receive the complaint OF ASSAULT aud
have IL entered upon the station blCtter together
with the names OF The complanants. This was done
the usual and regular way. The name oil the officer
given to the compliments and they fully In
sructed as to the manner Of proceeding against the
officer The Captain stated that there were marks
OF violence upon any one OF tho complainants aud
that Onccr Reilly had said lha. he had
arrested the woman for dsorderiy conduct Eighth
avenue, she being intoxicated at the time. The Cap
tain asserts that he did everything possible for him to
do under tho circumstances IN showing the COM
planants how to proceed against the officer. Tho
rules Of the department would not admit Of his doing
more.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
OBITUARY.
DIR. A. /. SANDS, or NEWPORT.


The sad news OF tho death Of DR.. A. L. Sands at
Cairo, Egypt, nus been received Dr. Sands was one
ofhe leading physicians ofthe DAY, ana related TO
many OF the oldest and most prominent New York ia.
lilies. He has resided at Newport r. L. 10. many years
and was great iavorIte among summer residents
The summer before last, Us recorded in tho HERALD
oil the time, DR.. Sands, whiio his way home from
the club house at late hour way laid after
being Knocked down robbed. The whole city was
aroused the following morning, Tor the decd
was OF tho most atrociouS over commit
ted in Newport. Tho mcmbcrs OF the cub
immediately subscribed So, 5U0 Tor the of tho
villain and the city also offered liberal reward. A
few days atterward Jessc D. Mitchell, OF Block Isand
arrested suspicion and subseq esscd
to Captain HAMMOND OF the police force, pres
OF New Bedford officer, that he was Tho guilty
party. lie was arrested III New Bedford and sub.
sequently taken 10 Newport, tired and convicted
lie scnt tho state Prison for twcnty years and
the reward was promptly paid To the parties who had
effected his arrest Dr. Sancs, IRON the effects OF tho
beating, confined to his bed Tor long ana
his death was uaiiy expected. Ho ralned. how
and was taken South whero he spent the winter
or 1876 HE was never able 10 practise again. a
the van hope that two years stJourn the banks
hcaitb His family accompanied MIN. la the death
DR.. SANDS Newport has lost an honorcd citizcn and
the profession ol which he enicicnt member
whose place II viii be difficult to NIL Tho
mains. as soon as practicable, wall be brought home
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
WANTEI--AN OWNER.

Officer Roughly, Of the Tweutynnth precinct, last
night noticed young man walking down Seventh
avenue, Of rather bulky proportions who an
Ulster coat which appeared much too long for him.
On closer inspection the officer found tha,
tho buikyl appearance OF tho young man
was caused by two ladies' cloaks, dress
Goa. and several other articles OF wearing apparel
which tho young man had concealed under his
Ulster At the station house he 2avo his nanc
Augustus G. Clark, oil No. 1z9 East Tweniy-seventh
street. and being soarcned two silver ladies',
marked "a. f. - SEAL several miniatures, laces
aud other valuables, worth about $500, found
his person. Ho refused to say how or whore he
obtained the articles found In MS possession and
was locked up, while the police arc trying to find
owner Tor them.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
THE COLORED BABY SHOW.

TIE PRIZES AND THE BABIES WHO HAVE
WON THEM
The managers OF the National Colored Jubilee Baby
Show, recently held in Gilmore's Garden announce
the following as the prizes awarded by the Judges:
Mrs. Braxton, Mrs. Jones ana Mrs Green, No. 20 Mi.
netta Jane, No a55 Seventh avenue, No. York street,
respectively, each draw cash prizes for twins Fostno
J. Guerra No. 1872 Utica avenue, brooklyn, roce,vcs
the prize for the finest year old Robert Delaney,
No u Mnetta street, receives the prize finest
two year DID, and George Hyatt, 322 East Sxtcth
street. receives the prize Tor the finest three year Old
Mrs. Lucy smith, No. So vest Third street, the mother
oitne five children born separate brths in four years,
anu Mrs. Gillis No $50 Wcst Eighteenth street, both
receive twentydoar cash prizes tor tho grencst
city. Mrs. Cecilia Dudley No. IL Minctta street, has
been decided the whitcst and viii receive nriz,.
Mr. John W. Hamilton, the manager, states that he
have drawn prizes.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
JOB II. JACKsoN's vINDICATIoN.

LETTER OF. LxoNERATIoN FROM TIE GOVERNOR
OF GEORGIA.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. "a. 1871
Job II. Jackson, of tlris city, who was taken 10
Atlanta In October requsiiion from the Governor
OF Georgia q charge Of improperly obtaining
money from that State reached home this morning,
bearing the following autograph letter from the Gov
ernor OF Georgia.
STATE or GEORGIA. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. %, 1877.
Mr jon H. JACKSON, Wilmington. Dc:-
DEAR SRlt gives me pleasure to say that upon full
hearing OF the facts In tho OF the State against your
se am satisfied that the criminal suit brought
der misrepresentation. The Executive has right .
power 10 Interfere With tho juaical department Of tho
government or its proceedings Yet shall ADVISE that
noils be entered the the ground that
the facts fully vndcnte you.
1t Is due thnt make this statement
regret for the ccumst that have
tended the matter Is due the State and the
that should also that the information had,
planned justified IN view the taken Respect
fully obsdient servant.
ALFRED H. COLQUITT, Governor Of Georgia
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
COLONEL WILLIAM W. REMMEY.

Colonel William ". Remmcy, formerly we'll known
National Guard officer of this city, died yesterday at
hts rcsidence No. % Lexington avenue Jersey City
Hsigns. Colonel Rcmmcy was born Ia this city IN
the year 1S40 and educated IN the Fifteenth
ward schools. During the he joined the
Twenty-sccond regiment New York state Ma
tioEal Guard, tho battalion being raised
Dy Colonel Lloyd Aspnwall, .undor the
auspices Of tho Union Defence Committee, Tor tho
three montns' term or service In the field Young
Remmey was present, with his res simon at Harpcrs
Terry when the garrison surrendered by Colonel
Mills during tho Antctam paign In 1862 Alter
the war he rose to the position of lieutenant III COM
pany Ii, ana nnaly became It's captain An cnthusi-
astlc officer he made his company the strongest
In the regiment, ana wnen C0onc Aspinwall WIS pro-
noted Brigadier General and crmmand d
oi the old Fourth brigade, Captain Rcmmcy rose to
The rank OF Il field Oiccr, n0d IN duo time was made
colonel VI the regiment. He continued III command
Tor several ycars, and finally retired from the State
service because Of pressing business engagements and
the TACT that BIC had become nOn-rcsidcni Many VIII,
doubt remember youthful colonel OF the twenty
second, and hts death VIII be mourned by alb OF his
old Comrades Tue funeral will take place morrow,
at three +. M., at tho residence oI The family.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
The CIGARMAkERS.

their late workmen still unadju justed, and while tho
excitement which attended the commencement
Of the strike Ia considerably aDatcd each party seems
obstinately determined not 10 conccdo mpromise
The employers continue tnoIr advertisements Tor
work men with tho announcement, .'No Union men
need apply and they occasionally have the ranks Of
thor employees increased by tn: addition OF men
IRON abroad well as by seeding Union hands. On
tho other band tho strikers hold their meetings rcgu-
iarly and the relief stores continue 10 furnish sup
plies TO the destitute. The cxpcrmcnto OF having iac-
tory OF their is found work thus sr quite sat.
isactorily anu Is great help 10 the relief und oil the
Central 0rgani zation.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
munication cannot be restored for the

muuiCibioH Cohhos Dc ASotoicu Aor tHc
present.
ENoLASD's wAE PREPARATIONS.
despatch from Woolwich to the Daily
Ne,os says it is fully expected thatthe Royal
Arsenal will shortly receive an extensive
order. Returns were forwarded last week
to the War Office showing the number of
guns and the amount of ammunition and
stores that each department can produce at
o short notice
FRANCE WILL NOT NEEDLE.
The Paris Temps. alluding to the report
that active intercourse has been going on
between Paris and London, with view of
establishing an understanding on the East
ern question, says it is perfectly certain that
the French government does not intend
departing from it's attitude of reserve to
play an active part in Eastern affairs.
ELECTORAL o7PENCEs IN FRANCE
despatch from Paris states that NJ. Dutaure,
President OF the Council and Minister OF Justice,
has ordered proceedings to be commenced in re-
gard to electoral offences, so that Offenders cannot
plead delay In instItuting the prosecutions
REPCBLcAxlsM
Much comment has beon caused in Paris by
decree signed by President MacMahon, cashicring
captain n regiment Of tho line stationed az Limo
ges who, the 18th inst, when orders received
TO prepare to march to Paris declared he would not
abet coup d'staL
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
BARCLAY STREET FIRE.

number Of articles OF male and female clothing
were yesterday recovered from tho OF the Bar
clay street 1rc and TO the pwenty Police
precinct, where they will be held for Identification.
They were most likely tho property OF the employees,
and were left behind in their hasty exit from Tho
building
n. Hemann, one OF the young men who was SO
badly burned at the fire. died yesterday his home,
on tho corner OF Fourth street and avenue B. Tho
obroner examined The body and pronounced death TO
DO que TO injuries received at the Barclay street rc
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
FATAL IGNORANCE.

Mrs. Maria Weber, thrty-six years old, and residing
al No. GO james street, died on Sunday from metro
peronits the effect OF abortion brought about by
the use OF Instruments She was Tho vile Of SHOE
maker and mother OF four children The doctor who
attended hor during tho final three days oil her Illness
refused TO grant certificate and the case was referred
10 tho Coroner MRS. j. g. Ebhardi, OF No. $50 Essex
street. mdwifo. was arrested by order Of the Coro
ncr but was yesterday discharged, no evidence ap.
pearing against her. 1t appeared that Mrs. Weber
being most OF the tmc III health, was In the habit
OF ignoranty using instruments herr ell aud IN that
way brou gnt about the disease from which she died.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
AFTER SEVEN YEARS

Seven years ancs August Tieoert wandered away
from his homo In Newark aud pursued the life OF
q tramp. Yesterday ho turned up at homo and was
we'll received by his wife al hcr house, No. Badger
suddenly seizsd with NJ Of apoplexy, oll back his
chair and Instantly expired. He was about sixty
vsurt of ane.