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, 1877-03-27

COLUMBUS, O., March 3b-t}ov. Young to-
day revoked the watFant Issued on tho .cquisI-
tion of tho Governor OF Illinois for the arrest
aud return to that State Of James O'Don,clt
charged with having obtaiutd gools under fal4y
prstenscs. About s:J,0p0 was involved. Tho
, 1877-03-27

CoLuMnUt, O., March aI.-Tlle Governor las
issucd q respite until April 81 to Charles n.
Sturllug, convicted Of tho murder anu rarm OF
Lizzie Graumbaelicr, In sIahnnIng County, in
january, 1b7U anl sentenced at the recent term
Of court to bu hung March y,
, 1877-03-27

ROCHESTER, n T., March at'-An nttcmpt
was made to roo the mail cur OH tho New York
Central Road tonight. Tho robbcr entered the
forward compartment, md, being discovered by
thcc!esk, q flereccncountcr followed between tho
Two. Other clerks, HEARING tho noise, ruet,r1
~. whcreupon the rubber jumped from the
, 1877-03-27
CHICO.

aAN FaANc,sco, Masch aa-A Chico dtapatei,
says tt,at, In all. twelve arrests have been madc
tiy0 for the murder Of Cinnamon, and tho Others
for completely In various incendiarisms com.
mIttcd In tho Vicinity during tho lust four
months. Two Of the parties charged with uur.
der have made full sworn statements, which
aErcs In alleging that tho party frat went to tho
cabin With yiew ot robbery, but before enter.
Ing decided to kill tho thlna1neu To Inaku
everything secure. The statemcnta Ill throw
light upon number OF cases In which Chncse
employing Cinnamon weso burned. several Vi
tho parties arrested arc aaccrtaiucl to belong to
the Labor Un!on, but none arc yet identified as
"Caucaslans." The Chico correspondent re-
tred That scheme existed to tcsolate that part,
and that lts ralnidcation& will be fnlln4 tn exist
all over the 6tate wherever the Laih'F-unlon
aud Order Of Gaueasians have secured footho4.
, 1877-03-27

SENTENCED FOR FORGERY,
HprrtaI nispatth to The Tribune
OsNKosti, atnrch :al-Wlllla.n gpurc, for forg-
Ing lue-hiil OH tue Lumbcring Company. wus
today sentenced to two years In tho States
l'rsUt.
, 1877-03-27
OBITUARY.

oswEdo, N. T., Narrh 2o.-M 81. Wheeler,
iargelY identified With tho commerce Of tle
lakes, Died this morniug.
Sptetai NsraseA 10 7n4 1stsua4
Osukosn, VIII, March 24.-yAQs,as Golden.
, 1877-03-27

ClsctSNArt. March 91.-slat. Isaac Batcs, nm
OLD and wel1.known citizen, died this morning
from The effects Of m accident which occurred
WINE nc ~ns riding upon tic front platform Of
strcctcar sumo three weeks a0o,
, 1877-03-27
SENATOR MORTON.

Special Atspaieh 10 M 7tfeumt,
IxplAaAroLls, lud., March Ex-senator Nor
ton anl TAomas II. Nelson, late Minister to
Mexico, and candidate for thr office again, af-
rived IN the city from Washington this moruiug.
srtator Morton will remain hero till June.
, 1877-03-27

BURNING AND llOHBISf3.
WATERTowN, y. T., March ai-Thu Village
Of Malrid was Visited Saturday night by bur-
glars, who, nftcr pluMlcrtnc some stores, set
lire 10 tue place, ard tho village wns nearly le-
stroycd. Loss, &5O, co..; Insurance, els, OH
, 1877-03-27

3t<kIl4lEOAU MEETINE.
The regular n1nth1y meeting Of tho South
western lsatlroal Rate Association wifi be held
tomorrow ut the Southern Hotel, 81. Louis.
Tho General 6npcrlntendcnts anl General
Freight Agents of tho Chicago roads belonging
TO the Association leave hero this evening tor
TINT place 10 take part In the proceedings.
, 1877-03-27

eac. n!ta Tho lrnat- t-dced to tho insurance Cpm.
n9ny s4 nnf ts. h'' t'e To the land may be feeos
THREE 7,MK* AND orr
Tho third trial Ut the cnsc Of lgnntx and AdotpI,
ic,nn ycrtr,iny hrf,,rn ,tre .Int.-o1;. fiji. l.
ea.e 10 Fero'sr e. Do .!an,Ag"s ft'r si'cr'l mn.
fn''llmsnt Of cun'raet: j. e.cms si..t n III
trnucr+, agreed to fnfh,sh 1ln.kowt* & H. il,eir
ent'ro collection nt ha1nlo rn'.ct for tl,at sr.f
= Hs tss. st ,Sey si s:feeas .o'e a. 't .sn mi
s 'efenants and n"t fa1nli thet santtast IL f"r.
hra,y Inss. The drfrndant.. on thc Dll,cr hat,l.
nl1c.a tnt the p!.ntIGs waneA 10 hack on o t.lrir
s"Gff si s ssn ~ tst Of th.x f.: II @ 1* rse
they tn turn a+k some $t3 or 54U, uJ damages
sFen ps1!n,t!s;s u ,!ss TIE r.t tsia W. ad = A.
on The ground ,hat lhe Court below
piaMesa M w'ona eon'ttaetl9n On eost4tn nrostsun4
efecment Of the )nty Tho Third anil rrcrcnt trla,
b.. int 1,s heran: sna VII Probably last week.
s' sea oss9 snitst sn s. e Ssrnpaa psnit in
for tlc. lefcnaanss. Mr. judd has lnst returned
from Washington. whcro he has been nrguing
10 was summoned By Telegraph 10 .sRe @ up M'tSs shis
case.
cd her IN March, ,ls74. about Tx months attet
marriage and asking for fqsss divorce
1ate s,tnr1av eycntnp ti,o arrpmcn.s nm ttc n,e.
t!on to appuint leseise. for ;he Waha,n I!afnad
ssoass "t IL R va. no sss:ss. neeesa'y y now ad s
the Fights Of petitioners could te preserved with.
0"r he ssa o moon for Receiver in tho
case of Nntean v, t,cranl VII be continued this
pnimg g ,1i sf1 III, snsse d ~ ,h,co tc,m. of
~ HUH .:;i@issi % sgsfs s:gi.nias Ar; =,
,s nI, ~ ,o ~, !Isen't 1s III t,.,t ~
'he ApF' fefn q .no 1,.sn. .I.,,s C",,,nrs
+ 2: ehi,!ss,ss, s s r.: 4 Ssx Xssk, began
Ann snl c6Es: il ssa,s eSsssor' s,,sn ,;, of tho hs
attachment ngatn,t 3 T. Forrif 9f Norttcast II
tsvar &, e.sn 9"o ~ NJ 1'"''' VI
eersa ffaaSitn 9:ssrn fled bill ausn.l Martin L. and
dani eI'.r irst any Se t fos 7 on ta nmdvsd
g. aSe ~ 4 ., s sno III 'Ti TSo Trr"tcc !" ,,nc.
~ Trnms sT"ctiv ~ NV In tnkc po.scsson mr.
Whether vii $ he ean 1c, tic tnnd IN psrcci. ths lanE
fnrnejn.n9s M NAV ba ,nnda under affections Of s
Cuff. %nsrto'u'' '''' w ''A'' '''''' '@' - '"'
' nAsKnur7cr MATTERS.
csco. alcd lis Voluntary petition II bankruptey
I53 {ls ,fs9!ea 81 X, =; tho .sfu,'tes -. bs;
SID Sos ol. TheIs 4 also 81. 0ao og on discount
iii a:sot. consist q stoch of drugs, wines, il.
dries 1t No. 70 Market street. valna. at S1n 900;
debts lue On open account @ anout &l3 ooo an.l pol
referred to Hcgltter Illbbara.
late partner. q, nsekslth l1o.hcrs. md fofmetly
h1h wa. q d..o9sd IN Fsbnary a.o
sest5 g qpas1a es s1s @
, 1877-03-27

LITTLE Rock. Ark, March "a lady named
Armstrong and her son were burned to tlcatl,
this evening near the railroad depot. Coal oil.
, 1877-03-27
TAYLOR, or FRANKLIN.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March od.--R- 7. r1y'or,
the dctaulting Cashier of tho franklin Bask,
who wns taken to thu Insane Asylum, escaped
from thnt Institution last night hy forcing tho
Iron fastcntilgs OF one OF the upper windows. It
Ia supposed ha l,ad aid ironl the outside.
, 1877-03-27

N
Committee Of The new Congress.
TILE rtSE-f.AND FRAUDS.
,v.,,.,. 70 tas t>s'tca AMstoctatMed M I'd P,s.a
er Williamson to-day !ssucI orlcrs providing fut
the vigorous prosecution OF thu work OF detect.
it,g aud bttnginG TO punishment dcinedators III
| public tltn1cr.lanls., especially III Minnesota,
The work of detection In t'ls quarter was ct,,s,.
| t,let,cei several months ngu by Apcrial Agent
OF thu tcncral 1nnl-Oftre, and though recently
suspended for few wccks ou account of sick.
| ness In his family. It will unw be prosecuted,
There and Slscwllcrc, 10 the utmost cxtcMt ttl,t
the laws aDd Congressional appropriation fur
| this purpose will warrant.
SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS.
| NORTHERN pEMouRArs DRNouNcEn AZ cowAnps
TUE rAHTT.
Harrington Stzfnsf tE<marrnfit or1an). NurrA a.
A movement has been going u1i III the Demo
cratic camp which Is Of the utmost Importance.
Ever Rit'co tho close OF the War tic Southern
people tntrusted tho work Of reconciliation AID
! restoration to the Northern Democrats. At tho
different Presidential clcc,tons-n 1868, 1b72,
an1 1870-thcy left tho selection Of the candt
dates and tho general management Of the CAM
pnign to their carc. They have nescr murmurcsl,
and always quietly followol their ndvIcc nrtl
fn,io1nittca n to their Judgment, though every
ships ant! strengthen their carpct-ba3 chains.
They liarc pursued the satnc policy on the
Hoor q the House and In tho Senate. Seldom
as 80. soutle5' n, ,nan dared to speak, and ylsn
thrown ut him by the ad,cals, nus sufficient to
5rtghten the Northern Democrats, mud instead
of coming to tho rcsuuc Of tllcir Southern
brother, they frequently "douEhfacctlIy" COM
Tia Railicais. " ''' oo"i' A'"'s 1Ao Jec's ol
Thus matters have rcma!uctl in statu QUO
summer tn snmo inrrc wft N. Na,t,ort, mu n ,ast
nrrots no II tnI ~ qncr .,a, sue .,os tneti! ncl
II H." n,nnor",u,,. ~ @ - a. tfa 5ess IEo, FILL
Of lis penScratis narty M TX haI acn aIu lct. w t hc
IN itsT IL "oa'o Aase liz" Inc same 1orce
IL thn No,to,,,, r.x,..,. ,,.-.,.
issucs were rais"G v ten, NJ fs ne
Of aton, wnic wa mns eIsr ~ 11t t1rs.f IN aa
narty mnttnrs ~ ho,s nsr.!a. w.pn rr,o VII ~
en,Sly ;v1 t%".oap psstass n "ssS i,s hnowm 70 bo
Soutier,, earnct-hag o1cstnn aM % tn,n paI a1, liz
GROUND. Tha souahlrs nt ,mc, mi ~ t%o Eni,.
dccc,,t anI rcs,:c,oh1o ae,,t',nrs, Hay eSs.y
Kriv's nnnosit; ~ .r,i,foa ,an ns.noelat IT,,
prinstpal fsntura at thc H. "ia "Is tnmwn", aMe
fct tka soutesn y cnncrats u s .ps rna JomYena .s
a ad ny 5 t,s wisa ,v qsn WI, We,
viii, ihcr Nnrtn"rr, ~ tno tutbpn' homs' agnc'nE
or could not. d. Whcn mne.1in,ctv % astor ngi., ~,
November election urnrt ssmt law. bia tIrans as
tn nssist Il, fln o;nn ~ I'm snthor, W.
turning Doari outraces tln snut5.er jan lcnn'e H.
far nn c"scst ta wsFU ,cu oohea ~ YIN
Northern Duu1ocrsss anan.t t,nt optr1oe ~ nm9 aMp
fhnv mai NJ .s,,ai sxttI M,sthnr IsI. nL1
ness anil cowardcc whch VA c+o,xnoG ,r,s'
ritijt,,in1,s ,fitt,..ts srr ,,,.t sv"men MttM
ast ays Of Cnn@rass wicn thcas "n.tg rnvt9g @ ue
lands Know tint ti,e il,nk WA All. Il ari nv nv
The Southern ieai5ers ,,,,,er th,s bo,,,,,.
stnf" ~ ntfaJr. i,n"t, ,,.,ia1 .s t.upc!css
, 1877-03-27
TIE RAILROADS.


OTTAWA, ILL.,, March a;.-Ex-Stayor Lynch re-.
ccEvctl telegram today from Washington,
stating that tho United States Supreme Court,
by vote Of to 4. reversed the decision Of that
tH'dy recently given In the casc Of Tie Town of
South OTTAWA n. Noah e. Perkins, one Of the
bonlholders Of ulc ottawa. Oswego e. Fox Rivcr
Valley Railroad. and rcmandcl It to the United
Suites Circuit Court for d new trial. 1lcdccislon
the Supreme Court was buse.l On tic lover ut
Court rcfusinN tn hear esidcMc as to The valid
~ ol TIC l4w authorizing The construction of
rejocfng in this city On account OF the ctisun,
nt''i tlcw hopes are entertained that tho Iosids
renl not he paIi.
wAs',,xafos, b; c., aturcn so.-rhc United
e'tlon In the cascs Of the Town of snuth OF
tawa VI. Perkins, and Tie Supervisors Of Ken
Dali County ": Post. Errur to the Circuit
ss Court fur tue Northern District Of Illinois.
which recited oa their face tho law under which
they were Issued, and necessary compliance with
tlle terms Of the law. The first instnllmcnt Of
interest having been pail, and tho holJcra liav-
NY takcn the t>onde without nottco Ut any DE-
lscis In the lay. judgments were in their favor.
Tug ground OF appeal was Tint the Law under
Which the Issue was made was not actually
paseeu, g. u az not ai'pear, hy TUG journal
the enriy part Of the winter the judgment. were
affirmed, the Court sustaining the decision Of
the Court below that the iuurna1a Of tho two
Houses OF the Legislature were not admissible
70 show the nonpaasaEe Of an act. On the
hcar!ng that ail1rnlanee ii orcsru1cd, the Court
ruW holding thut tho lcctsion Of tho courts Of
tic State that tue bill did nut pass md brcouc
law arn binding upnn this Court, AMI must
control It's decision. It aso held that reference
Legislature Old not give ii my additional forte.
Tint law wh!c!, was never formally passed can
DC given no vitality by sur'l means.
, 1877-03-27

A bill was recently introduced In the New
York Legislature 1lm!ttn. the charges for
: seat In 4 trswlng.Eoom car ur singls
berth In s!ccpins.car to IS cents for
100 miles. md AZ the rate Of two ulills for
every additional mile. At this rate the charge
from Now York 10 IIaflalo hY thu Scw York Cen
tta' would be limited to sl.0sl, and from, New
York to A!banJ to r cents. The manaaer. Of tho
slser'nx.ear lines clai that II Will be MI lnpossi
Mlty 10 run sleeping md drawlng.roUm
cara fol. such compensation. Those WIN
favor the reduction 10 not cotlsst,rr
how grpat an extra weight prr passenger
is srSqulrcd In these cars. For every seat In Ut,
ordinary ilrst-cass car, about G0 pounds vi tar
Ia hauled, but for eycry seat III urnwiug.rools,
car usually as much rs .,0]0 poltinls. To re-
1uire railroad to give seat ur berth for lUD
miles for ~ eents w0disl be equivalent tn requlr-
tnr 1t to llntl 1,lD pounds oi weight at express
speed for TINT price, which Is equivalent to ID
pounds Of freight loaded o., freight Tar. But
tho bolslest of those who And iauft with sleep
lug anu drawing.rooni charges would nat thtmk
OF limiting the charge Tor freight Ii, slow fright
tra1ls 10 g cents per loG pounds for 1U0 miles.
, 1877-03-27
WASHINGTON.


would he MI lmpcrtf1rnt Intrusion, for which
tllI courts Hpnli M,ld thc lrirtcrr rc.rsGtehfc
>, Fats have: tu,,lc to lishL ~ siIuw tint the
Democrats nre
rEAYtNd 4 SHARP nam.
e. q, aHc'sre tho Organization oF the next |Ion.c
Wh!l' some prominent o'llrcrs Of thu last Itlisa
nre Ltisily circulating report that the roll nf
iG CLERK will show oniy ten 1,eliorratf': ma
ln!ncl on will shnw majority of nbout twenty.
this very quiet, even tn deny that It
Is over ten, so ns to lea,l the ncrn!llirans
TO work for overcoming tho. small .,talority
these officers have nscertatncts that they arc
greatly frightened nt tho ttrcnEthcnfn! rrn*.
pcrts Ut tho tsepnbticans being nife to control
tho organization. in this connection It is TER
tain TINT a concerted attempt to creatc tic i'm.
rrcsslon in the South TINT certain alleged Iic-
pnb1lenn pledges hnvB btc,, yotatc1 Is plrt uf
tho efforts to connteract tho tctulcnfy toward
Democratic asslsta,cc IN tho Organization Ut tic
1fnnsc fur the KcpuhlItnna.
:. Tho Der1ocrats arr so confident that they will
taye control of the next House that lncsn',cr
q tho Appropriations COMMITTEES ot the Inst
Congress. Mr. Atkins, has. had tho INSURANCE
an Army bill. Atkins eat,not bc certain that liz
w!!l over be tnctn,Ier of tho Appropriations
Committee Of The new Congress.
THE ItSE-f.AND ftAuDs.
WAsttso1os, j. G., Mnrts ,tis:sa %.1c"tnm.ston.
er Williamson to-day issued orlcrs providing fur
tile vigorous prosecution Of thu work of detect
luz aud tttnging TO punishment dcmedators IN
public Understands. especially III Minnesota,
wero violations Ut the law arc inost numerous.
Tic work Ut detection In ths quarter was ct,',l-
tslct,eel aevcral months ngu by q Special Agent
Of thu General Latul l1tcc, AMI; though recently
suspended for few wccks ou account Of lick
ness In his family. 1t will nnw be prosecuted,
there and vlscwllcrc, 10 thc utmost cxtcmt TINT
t!le laws nnd n Congressional appropriation for
this purposs will warrant,
, 1877-03-27
EDUCATIONAL,


NH AlEl VO14IEt3El-
c11lss, r. ckEmlstIy, Pure aad Applied Ia Cir snd
SSe?9Sy aA!as!sies[ R9a Ges'Qsy. aad II Gsaefl
IL. ksssr4MIls. aa,.zs4. Fruf: GEORGE J. BRUSH.
EXECUTIVE 0Eiess. My u4tra, cuuu.
, 1877-03-27

sh, he MI ltnpcrtfHrnt INTRUSION, for which
tllr courts WUf ,tId thc INT tr.tlrr< rcsn.G, ethtc
Fats have: come to light IL show tllnl the
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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ssAkBEHs s9Akb aSp and "a eo
BROokLlS REAL ESTATE FOR s1Lk-aD FASs-la
sHsISEss s{sI NESS o2rnr9ETgSlTIEs-orn 2nr2 pAos
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S61oIMEX AND aAKpsNSss.-7r I fSa PAer-s.h COL
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EuRoPEXs raS1 pasxsd ss and 4A coils
ESSss4SssH!ss Fssf1sal. FAsa.ssi SCI col,
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HOUSES, KooMs. &C.. wANrED-7ru pAcr-esh col.
GEN RIAL EsSaTs Foh saHE-sD S'f fAdsHi.s H sea eo
LOST AND fouSD-isr fasx-iss col
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wASrEDvEMAIzs
pRofEarYt tcdN1" OUT Of ST. THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGR-lst col.
ssE AfS Es1F $ E.ss,1:. ss
REWARDS-1sT PAGK-1st COL
SALES AT AUCTTON-2D PAGE-2d and Sd coils
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAGE-1st I'd,
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THE TURF-lsr PAGE--2d col.
80 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-lsr PAcE-sd col.
HSb TO LET
1sr PAGE-3d COL
WANTED TO PURCiIAsE-1sr PAcE-3d col
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.--7rH PAGE 9th col.
WkSTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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WINES. LIQUORS, &c.-1sT PAGE-8th col.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

CTEwART's SLATE. MARBLE AND wOOD MAN.
els new and elegant dssign from SO up, the trade
bsrally dealt with. 220 and 222 West 23d 81.
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~, 1O6 w IL Nv l. L II
AMUsEMENTs.
OLyMPic THEATRE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
.r GA BROADWAY ,,vv
of Mr. Aususn Day's famous Spectacle.
II II ) 6! &C. Il i E..j EE..jI
$ + ##""## IT, IT,,
g.: &C. :. E.. /; g; $;'j &C.: &C. G.: t. 4.
ExoAaEAESr ES. ,i;.SIs;.S 5STmA9nDISAny.
ns5S s5Eisn ,sHas a:'i's AHE SEtsE rsas s5Eisn
NJ NJ. JOHN JOHN NELLY, kIEELy,.
IN % aRgsp rsssf, ass&HLT %%lf s''.s Il E'nS SSaxs
.sis'si MSsIi sSrSExSssiSs sf;Si
NJ: Mr HHkRyy HAkky HILL HILL.
This well known sporting will preside the
trials Of skin and direct the in the great local
GLANCE AT HARRY HILLS.
GRxdo.kos%Sy ins in.sn.sly sSs!tisf WSHsfL1Ns
BY II: HtaSIEH JAMES AsD " aekEI HES2uLr.
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w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LISTER wALLACK
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MONDAY. TUESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
THIRD or THE viii srES Gs p1Eisr%sS S hUoxEpy REPRE-
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EVENING at 8. SATURDAY MATINEE at q
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON. AT O'CLOCK,
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% cents. Admission so cents
NEW BROADWAY THEATRE,
MONDAY FEBRUARY 8. isn. sAO GUN -
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OR, TIMES IN '9s
supported By r0SS of fsworea
GSiery''.....SSS Orchestra. ae".
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
A. NJ. PALMER
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AnIUsEMESTs.

nALy's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
DProprietor and Manager. ...... Mr. AuGusTlN DAILY
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EUlsOISr..

rNO CONSlGNORS or MEAT
l. ar. 4. IS. BLACK bcgs to inform consignors OF
10 the English that all consignments will receive
prompt attention aud paip spared best prices
r. Il. BLACK, iO2 Central Meat Market London est ab
lishcd 1850
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ANIUSENIE NTs.

nALY's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
OProprietor aud Manager........Mr. AUGUsrIN DAILY
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BILLIARDS

A LOT OF SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES IN
lApcriect order. equal 20 now. ut very low prices
H. W. COLLENDk TtS Broadway.
A MEXICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES.
hwith Dcancys wire cushions, ndorscd by all leading
professionals PLAYERS; extra Inducements ofercd
ond hand Tables at great bargains.
W. II. GKlffIrH CO.. 80 vesey st.
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WINES. LIQUORS, q

1N1fAfEAU LAGAkUssK; PURE, DELICATE GL1E.
Oeu la quarts, pints and casks
VICTOR 4. MAU0RR. u0 Rsads g
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEXT OF KfN-IiOLME, ,LITTLEw0OD.-TiIUMAs
~ Cross I"lmc and Janc Lttlcwood. wife c George Lit
tcw"od MI whom scd TO be In the United
of America. requested TO communicate with MI JOHN
llULMs, OF " lartnup ST., Eyerion Liverpool England,
or with H. - MlTCHEl Esq, solicitor, Great Prescott
ST. Whi,ccnapel London. Enplad forwarding particulars
oi the names and addresses OF their fathers and
sisters brothers other relatives II they proper
parties they will bc informed OF something to hc
tage. February !, 1877.
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DENTISTRY.

DEAUTIFuL ARTIFICIAL TEETH. So; GUN, So;
Dsnglc. "a; warranted; Filings SOC NEW YORK
DEN Al. ROOMS, 262 9TH av, 10th and l7th Estab.
lshcd 1851.
nM ALBERT KIMBALi. 3t5 9Th AN.. NEAR 2iS1
Dstfn set. $40; partial, So gold filings, 81; platnA
Doe. warranted.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-07-21
Living Eighteen Hours With Broken
Neck.

A Gentleman named Miller, residing
at the corner of Park and John streets,
Syracuse, N. Y, and aged about sixty
years, was engaged in picking cherries
at neighbor's near by, and while so do
ing limb broke, and he fell to the
ground, distance of only ten or twelve
feet, striking ON his shoulder and the
back of his head. This occurred about
ten o'clock in the morning. Miller was
taken to his residence, and DR.. Whedon
was called. When the doctor reached
the house and made an examination, he
found that Miller had suffered disloca-
tion of the neck at the base of the brain,
and at the upper part of the spine. He
could hear and understand, but could
not speak. DR.. Whedon, on further ex-
animation, found that when the mans
head and neck were pulled into the natu-
raj position, he could not only under
stand and hear, but could talk as well.
For about two hours the neck remained
in its dislocated condition, and most of
the time persons were employed in hold
ing the neck and head in position, the
mental faculties being in their natural
state Doctors who visited the house
during the afternoon declared that not
in the history Of the country has such a
case ever happened before. A dressing,
consisting of bandages and weights, was
applied to the patients head to keep the
neck extended. H
The injured man died about four
o'clock the next morning, and previous
to his death he became paralyzed in his
right side. He lived eighteen hours
with q broken neck