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HoNORs TO GENERAL SHIELDS.

LocKPoRT, n. Y, July 2, 1871
General Shields met with an enthus astic reception
in this city to-day lie escorted by military and
citlzens from the his hotel and otherwise
Hospitality entertained He spoke TO u large audi
encc In Hodges Opera House che evening for the
benefit OF the Soldiers Home at Bath
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ELECTION OF COLLEGE TRUSTEES.
WuLAxsrowS. Mass.. Julv Q 1s7

WILLAxsrowS, Mass, July 2, 1877.
AT meeting OF tho Trustees of Williams College 10.
day Rev. Dr. s. II. Tying, Jr, Charles A. Davidson, of
New York, and Lieutenant Governor II. G. knight
were elected Trustees Mr.. J. /. Phillips, formerly
Professor OF Greek, was elected Librarian The price
Of tuition was raised from &15 to $50 per annum.
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A LITTLE STRANGER.

Dr. Josclyn, OF No so West Twensy-ninth street,
found little bundle his sloop last night on open-
ing which he q tiny fant wrapped up in coarse
clothing He at once took q cab and conveyed tho
little waf to The Central Office, where Mrs. Webb took
Il in charge
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BURGLARS AT WORK.

PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND THE POST oYTIcD
RoBBED.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
DAsBuRr, Conn, July 2. 1877.
Tho residence Of ME- W. B. Sharp entered by
burglars about two O'Clock A. NJ TO day. Cnioroforu
was administered to Mr. Sharp and about 600 In
money and jewery taken.
About i've O'Clock A. NJ. the safe In the Post ONCE
was b own open, probably by the same gang, aud be-
tween $500 aud $500 IN money and stamps we're taken
Descriptions OF the thieves have been obtained and
they will probably DO apprehended.
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IMPALED ON A RAILING.

The window curtain took hre last night In tho apart.
ments Of Mrs. Haistsad, on the third floor Of No n
East Tenth street While attempting to extinsuish
the flames she icll from the window and was inpaIed
on au iron railing below. Her injuries severe II
lalaI
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ANTHONY oECHs.
Sole Agents for the United states Canada
DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR-CHEvALIER's LIFE
on. goy.h rapidly and makes the bar
EPICURES SAY DONOVAN GIVES TIE BEST
Table dote in the city ut his Restaurant East 18th St
FOR OUR NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
Use the GREAT WEsrxgS" CHAMPAGNE pleasant Valley
wnc y os sqSs I" any wss
II. b. KIRK CO.. 80 Fulton st. and 7os Broadway.
GOLD FOR GOLD
When you ssy1rnRrEssYFiEipsrEcK-on,y. s,ne TRs%ssrYFiqSi
Do not be persuaded by svrcious dealers purchaas
other brands that are paying higher profits
ASK FOR rIrER.HEIDsIRcK.
All respectable vine merchants and grocsrs roughsss
tue couh''' ""'o ~.
GOOD, SOUND CLAREr WINES,
a. " " 90 ~ to $40 per from ihs best shppsrsis
80 Fulton St and 100 Broadway
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
done at the
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ov1ck
~ AIMS.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATTHEWS. LIST av aud 2sta st., city.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK fERrEcTrNG PREssRa
OF an eight page paper either SIX seven eight coiua
ALSO ALL TnB srhREoIymE MACHINERY sH
LONGING THERETO.
PRICE, $1,000.
Address J. q. BENNETT,
New York Herald
Y r. NJ
Best IN the world,
SOJNG'S
Whisxies
n 0k '''d riifEronp X
AcRER. MERs%IL coSprr.
YOU CAN FEEL AND LOOK TEN YEARS
younger by taking VAN BusKiRks IsycoHASr: 80 cents
- Nrsey 81
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MURDERER COMMITTED FOR
TRIAL.
PuuApKIpnrA Pa Jnlv Q 1877

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July q 1877.
Stephen Burreli, tho negro who was brought here
yesterday on the schooner A. Hcaton, charged with
having murdered the first rate, James Il. Jones,
before United states Commissioner Aubrey II. smith,
this morning, and committed for trial
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TIGHT ROPE WALKER HURT.

LIrTLEToN. N. H., July,2 1871
man named Carpenter, while walking tight
rope this afternoon, fell and broke an arm and an
ankle and received internal injuries which will prob.
ably prove fatal. The accident caused by theropo
giYlnR way
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Boihnia will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown aud Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Oce at
seven o'clock A. NJ.
THIS New York HERALp-Edition for Europc-win
be ready at halt.past six O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailtns, SIX cents
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THE Okla CHURCH BURNING.

QCEBkC July z, 1877.
The Provincial government has appointed Judge
Coursal a commissioner inquire into the OF
the fire VIII ich destroyed the Uka Catholic Church.
He will proceed TO Okla tomorrow
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LEMUEL d. EVANS

Judge Lemuol D. Evans, cx-Reprcsentative In Con.
gross from Texas, died in Washington yesterday He
was sixty-eght years OF age, and had filed many i'm
portant public positions.
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A. .. COCHRANE.

Senator A. B. Cochrauc, of Augusta county, Va, a
prominent member OF the Virginia Legislature, ana
ormer judge died bis home in staunton last night
IRON paralysis
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ACCUSED OF INCENDIARISM.

PATERSON, n. j., July 2, 1871
James Martin, saloon keeper at Main street bridge,
arrested and committed to Jail to-day for setting
FIRE to his saloon three weeks ago The complaint was
made BY the President OF tho Paterson FIRE Insurance
Company.
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IsAAC u TARER

Isaac f. Taber of Palmyra, Commander OF tho
Zcnobia Commandory OF Knights Templar died in
Rochester, n. Y, yesterday.
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MIR. THOMAS COMMISSIONED.

The commission Of John l.. Thomas as Collector OF
the port of Baltimore, in place OF Wilkins suspended
was signed by tho President to-day.
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If YOUR LUNGS ARE HALF WASTED BY CON-
sumption DR.. PIgRcK's GOLDEN MEDICAL DiscovERv will
not yet as remedy tor coughs ali
curabe bronchial throat and lung susctions 10
passed
A.-3ENNETT BUILDING.
FIREPROOP
LoGATED ;hso on NASsAvi AS, ANN AND fULT9N srs.
TO LET ON VERY nEAsoNABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
ALL THE FAIR DAUGHTERS OF FASHION
prefer SozoDosr other article the teeth
nothing renders those ornaments Of the mouth
spotles inpars such agreeable ofor TO tho breath
Moreover experience the article be perfecty
wholesome which cannot be said OF all dentifrice.
BUMGARDNER'S
Old VIRGINIA RYE WHsKEy. known for past years
the finest In the world also tho old CRow RYE the
only lot in New York y, 10 gallon 81 25 bottie
special prices to the trade.
H.'B KIRK CO., d9 Fulton st. and TOO Broadwsy
BRAIN FOOD--A BOTANICAL EXTRACT FOR
ming the rain and positive remedy
debility caused BY mental physical cxcesses; price ST.
Depot. ALLESS Pharmacy, l3 LIST sv Send for circular.
BRAIN FOOD rs SOLD AT HUDNUTS, HERALD
Building and ZITZS, corner 3lst st. and Broadway.
BARTLETT'S STREET LAMPS, OH. FIXTURES,
Gas and Oil stoves Reectovs Student LaInps Faetory
depot. $40 Broadway. New York.
fsA
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SUCH BI.OTS UPON BEAUTY AS PIMPLES
roughness and ssowress obterated by GLESSs SUI
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These superior CHAxPAGSEs are offered for ssic BY
ANTHONY OECHs.
Sole Agents for the United States aud Can ada
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All respectable vine merchants and grocsrs througheu
the country have IL.
GOOD, SOUND CLAREr WINES,
at ~ ~ 90 81 to $40 per from the best shippers
Bordeaux H. H. kirk \ co.,
80 Fulton vt. and 100 Broadway.
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BUMGARDNER,S
Established since 1914.

DUMMY & CO.. Az.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
AVE YOUR JOB PRINTING

METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING oPF1Ck
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

you CAN FEEL AND LOOK TEN YEARS
younger by taking VAS BussiRKs 1svcoHASr: 90 cents
Is Nrsel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-19
John X. GilIiat & Co.'s Tobacco.Cir-
LONDON, 4 CROSBY SQUARE,

September 3, 1877.
We have but little to add to our circular
OF last month with respect to the present
aspect OF the trade. The situation remains
unsettled, and another month of apparently
seasonable weather has gone far to deter
mine the results from the growing crop
both in Virginia and the western States.
Under such circumstances 1t is with some
satisfaction that we can report rather bet
ter inquiry during the past month than we
looked for, which has left the market pretty
well bare OF old stock OF western strlpts.
Missouri leaf has found buyers to n fair ex-
tent, but at prices which appear low In view
OF the moderate shipments and reported in
ferior character Of the new crop.
For export there was again small in
curry, chiefly for Spain; but sales were I'M
important.
Arrivals during the past month were
large, and sampling will commence in
week or two. SO far we have seen nothing
OF the new crop except few lots OF bright
leaf and stripts. For these full prices are
asked. but little progress made in sales.
The receipts OF leaf promise to be very
small, and there may be room for well-se-
lccted parcels OF colory or dark spinning,
il such is to be found.
We resume previous quotations:
Quotations.-Virginia Leaf: Common to
middling, to sgd. = d.; fair to good and
fine, to 74d. q n. bright fancy, 8 to lid.
n b. Stemmed: Common to middling, 6
to Sd. q D.; good to fine, 81 to lid. q n.
Western Leaf: Ordinary to middling eX-
ports, 3 to sd. = h.. good to fine exports,
to I'D. q h. sound dry common to fair
cutting, to Cd. = H.; good to fine and
bright color, 81, 81, and 10d. Stemmed:
Common to medium, to Sd. q n.; good to
fine, 81 to 10d. q b.; selections, nominal.
Maryland and Ohio 8, 81, and 9td. q n.
Negrohead and Cavendish 6, II, and 1Sd.
b. JOHN X. GILLIAT & Co.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

y
American G0td.-IG2k lid.
State Observation-Disclosures consois, 81 5fd, 641
asked: Virgins consols, new. rex bid. 50 asked;
Virginia fundable, 80 bld 35 askesl; Virgtnfa de-
ferred. 81 bid, asked Virginia tax-recetvable cou
pons, s2x bid. s31 asked
Richmond city 6's. 1O1k bid: Petersburg city e's,
90 bid: Lyuchburg city 6's, o2 bid: Norfolk city
6's, IS bid; Fredericksburg city rs 10l bid; Man
chester bridge S's. 1921 asked.
Rntir0n1 Bonds.-TlrriniaC Central Railroad nrSs
MORTGAGE 6's J: and j., 80 bid; yiIginis CsntLs s
side Railroad first mortgaxe preferred S's, ). aud
j., IS bid; Southside Railroad second mortgage
preferred 6s j. and j., 80 bid; Southside Railroad
third mortgage preferred SIS. j. aud j., 81, bid,
Railroad mortgage 8's. J. and j.. 100 bid; Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railro=d mort
gage 7's, j. and j.. 95t bio; Orange and Alexan-
dra Railroad third mortgage S's, d. and N, %
asked
Canal Bonds-James River and Kanawha Canal
1rSt mortgage 6's, n. and NJ, ~ bid.
Railroad Stocss.-Richmon6, Fredertcks5urg and
Potomac Railroad common. 100 par, SO Did; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad SIX
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, so bidi Richnnono,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad seven per
cent. guaranteed. 100 par, e1h BID: sea5osrd ana
Bank &ocks.-First National. 100 par, llo3 DIG !,
Planters National. 100 par. 10 BIZ; Merchants
and Planters Savings, 25 par. 1sS bid.
InshrdRce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES state, 20 par,
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par. s9S bid, 81
asked; City. 100 par. rs bid; Old Dominion, 100
par, 81 asked; Granite Insurance Company. 100
par. rs bid. IS asked: Connie rcial Fire Insurance
COMPANY, rs par: L. bid Richmond Fire Associa-
ton: 25 par, IS bid, II ssked: Piedmont and Ar
MtsceLlnneous.-old Dominion Steamship Cont
pauy. 100 par, 10 bid. -~
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is sure road to success for our standard

is a sure road to success for our Standard
bearers.
There are over seven hundred voters
ostracised By the recent amendment to the
Constitution requiring the payment OF the.
polI-tax before voting; OF which five hun
bred and odd are colored, as / understand
from good authority.
A colored and white Republican got into
fracas here Saturday. The colored one
remarked something detrimental to The
white ones political honesty; whereupon
the latter called the former "a liar" and n
fight ensucd. OF course no arrests were
made for fighting in the corporate limits.
The law on the point is very strict, but as
the laws arc not enforced, however good
they may be. they are OF no consequence
whatever. / think the ordinances had bet
ter be abandoned, or whoever is responsible
for their enforcement repudiated.
The ladies OF the Methodist church had
lawn party andfestival last night. Owing to
the damp weather not large crowd was in
attendance, but everything passed off very
pleasantly indeed, and the financial realiza-
lions were not to be grinncd at. Tonight
the party and feast will he continued, and a
much larger crowd is anticipated.
w. N. b.
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By Telegraph

NEW YORK, September 1s-Cotton tirmer; up
lands. l14c.: Orleans, HE: sales. ISL bales;
rea Ssn secrS With
out decided change but dull IN instances and tribe
dull and unchanged. Wheat 1G2c. lower. Corn
&c. better. with moderate export and home trade
inquiry 11sradea wes tern MIXED SsG
demand. Sugar only with moderate inquiry at sh@
SIC: fair to good refining, Sc refined outlet; q
an n% s sna mt eo@sac for Sew Orleans. Ree
Rosn unchanged Turpentine lower at SIC. Pork
and StR, naeF nd Shsnss (; Iss
| quiet and steady. 30 49,
BALTIMORE. mir
BALTIMORE. September Is Flour quiet, steady,
and unchanged. Southern wheat steady; western
na a6 s9hsFn sS fsSS to rr psme
steamer, sI.35: No. 2 western winter red, spot,
sl.2G,; Sepenlbsr, Sl.43; October, $lsss; No No
higher: western quiet and steady southern white,
G7@6Sc.: yellow, csc: Oats and rye quiet ana
| steady Provisions and coffee unchanged. Wits
key quiet at sI.i3. sugar active and firm at lOac
LOUISVILLE. .., 4..
LOUISVILLE. September ls.-Flour Grmer but
not higher. Wheat steady and UNCHANGED. Corn
dull; white rs; mixed &c; az. mye STEADY nar at &c;
! $l3.25. Bulk-meats steady and unchanged. Bacon
iirmrr shoulders, 6Rc: clear ribs s.c.: clear sides
I3c. Lard quiet and unchanged. Whiskcy firmer
At sl.lo. Baggng dull a, 1870 Tobacco un-
changed.
CINCINNATI September 1s,--Flour strong: fam
uy, $500. Wheat strong red, 81 .209sI; go. Corn
higher at 4s@9os 0ats a R :, gG nys
Western w tern spring. Ss@soe. Pork quiet: job6ng.
s12.75@sIs s. Lard aulI and nominal Bnlk;meats
con- con easier: shoulders, clear rtb,
KEY steady aud In good demand at $l.lo. Butter
Icady and unchanged. Sugar steady and unchanged.
Hogs steady aud firm receipts, l,15s head; ship
D'o''''' ST. LOUIS.
better double extra fall, $o.s0@s5.75; treble ex-
e! Na. ! rcd ali ss.si; So red s Corn
higher; No 3 mixed. 42al42Ac. Oats easier;
a 10 S2 fancy sTs 2Sass and s
Mhiskey steady and mnehsnsed PORK dI s S
fsrins. Bacon con frm and unchanged Hogs steady
aud Unchanged Calte-Natires. shipping grades
In very light supply, and no demand; butchers
stock, fncldiny Texans. steady, with fair demand
CHICAGO,
CHICAGO September 1s.-kionr quiet and steady.
Wheat unsettled and generally higher, closing
heavy: No. l spring, sl.l4: No. 2 Spring. I'll!
80. spring, sl.os. Corn dull and weak at 43S
M434c. ca> Ii and October Oats dull at 24lc. cash
n Msak s So kye fS at aas
sl267k October. Sl2.l7h all the year round.
Lard firm at ss IS cash and October: ssl3 all the
year round. Bulk-meats steady. Whiskey steady
Receipts Flour, $4,000 barrels; wheat, $4,000
BUSHES SasIe; G rye, 1000 bushels barley, $4,000
bushels. Shipments: Flour, 500 barrels wheat
Sasae h,,sH $So sulhes "a'
Aternoen Bodrd.-Wheat unsettled and hrm q!
$lO7SGSl .07t September, sl.03s@el .03a Oeto.
sia.so October. Lard ar,n at $50 all the year
round. # .F,.-s IT, s..5 t. .a.%
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LOUISA COURTHOUSE.


r.plC,L CONVENTIONAL "BrST Up"-TUEy
AGREE TO DISAGREE-FIGHT-LAW PARTY
AND FEAST.
ICurr"s poi.dc:.ce Of the Richmond DiSputch.l
SEPTEMBER Is. 1877.
The Radical Nominating Convention met
here yesterday ut 10 O'Clock, and after about
four hours Of noise and confusion balloting
commenced. All the delegates were CO.
lOrcd. Gcorge Turner (white) was noml-
mated on the first ballot, and j. W. Poin-
dexter (cc!orcd) on the third, These two
were among the seven aSpirantS for the
nomination. and as the friends Of each had
been. doing as much wire-workiug rs those
Of any one else, and they being present di-
recting their forces, it was TO be presumed
that over their victory would be much re-
joicing BY them. Much TO the surprise Of
all present. Mr.. Turner, before the Con-
ycntion adjourned, came forward and de-
clincd the nomination. This threw Il fire.
brand in tie camp, and the howl was " inl-
mcnsc'
poindcxtcr, finding things not looking
very pretty, arose and said he would not
stand in the way OF the success OF his party,
and also declined the nomination.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
The delegates met again in about half an
hour, some one calling loudly for them TO
-'come in and heal all difficulties" The
watchword Of those who proposed reas-
Scmbiing was, endorse Gordon and nomi-
nate Perkins by acclanalion." w. +. Cor
don was endorsed as IN independent, but
the second part OF the programme met with
an iSnomini0us failure, and Perkins (col-
orcd) was not nominated.
Onmotion, the Convention adjourned sine
die
Turner wanted Graham (also white)nomi-
mated, and because lie was not chosen and
4 colored man nominated, it is said, is the
reason he declined to be candidate. Fur
thcrmore, ii is said he knew he must get
some strength from the whites to insure his
election, and unless the other man on the
ticket was white man he would not get
any white vote.
Frank Chisolm (colored) announced him.
sell a peace candidate"
William +. Gordon, the endorsed indie
pendent, represented the county in the last
General Assembly, and is beyond doubt
man Of ability.
understand another Convention will be
held the 18th instant, bur am confident,
whatever be the result OF the same, that the
backbone Of the party i, broken, and there
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from Constantinople say the Russians in
Shipka Pass have been reinforced. General
Padetsky's official account OF the fighting
does not admit that the fort was ever occu-
pied by the Turks. He says: CATER FIVE
days bombardment the Turks, at O'Clock
in the morning, made sudden attack on the
fort. The attack subsequently extended
along the whole line, aud was repulsed with
enormous loss to the Turks, after desperate
fight, which lasted nine hours. The Rus
slams lost 10 officers, 400 men wounded, and
100 killed. Prince MestcheuZky, an aid
de-camp OF the Car, was killed." The
latter dispatch is dated at Russian hcadquar-
tiers, Gorny Studen, Monday, the Grand
Duke Nicholas having returned to that
place from before Plevna.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
The Russians Again Defeated and the
Turks lin Possession OF
shipka Pass.

THE LATEST FROM THE HOSTILE INDIANS
A SHARP ENGAGEMENT WITH THE NEZ-
PERCEs-T1lE LATE STORM AT CALVES
TON-DEATH OF CRAZY HORsE-osMAN
PAsHA TO BE MADE MINISTER OF wAR-A
SUIT OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND
AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY FOR A TAX OF ONE
HALF OF ONE PER CENT. ON THE GROSS
RECEIPTS OF THE ROAD DECIDED
AGAINST THE STATE-YELLOW-FEV
REPORTS ANISH NEW S-TWEED'S
STATEMENT, &C, &C.
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Mexico.

DISMANTL1NG A WRECKED STEAMER-INDIAS
DEPREDATIoNs, &c.
HAVANA, september 1S.-The steamer City
OF Mexico, from Vera Cruz, bringing adj
vices from Mexico to September 10th, has
arrived.
The steamer City OF Havana is a total loss.
She is so far embedded in the rocks that
she cannot he eXtricated. The wreckinS-
steamer Relief is taking out her machinery
and all movab!cs.
A party OF Indians in the State OF Hi
dalgo fell upon several farms, drove away
the proprietOrs. and made themselves mas
tiers of the farms. They remain unmoleStcd.
Fears are entertained that this may be the
first step of a communists government.
Several wel-known friends of President
Lerdo have been imprisoned in the City of
Mexico. The public is impatiently waiting
to know the final reasons for such imprison-
ment.
The licensed gambling-houses are caus-
ing much scandal and misery. They have
been established all over the city.
Yellow-fever is making havoc in Vera
Cruz.
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Tweed,s Revelations.
FURTHER sTATEMEST-wBAT HE KNOWS ABoU
MORRIssEY. ~


NEW YORK, September 1S.-lr. Tweed,
in closing his statement, said he was now
doing what most OF the papers, and what
all had advised him to do telling the whole
story of the ring. He believed he was now
doing right, and was willing to subject him
self to the just criticisms OF any and oil hon.
est men; but 1t was hardly fair to him that
the public should be called upon to judge
than he. Not only his public but his So
cial relations had been made the object Of
criticism by Hon. John Morrissey. He had
known Morrissey about twenty-four years,
and heard OF him much longer. When
be (witness) was made the subject
OF criticism by Morrissey it was but
fair that the public should know
where he was. Witness then went on to
say that Morrissey was indicted in Deem
Der, 1S49, ut Troy, for assault with intent
to kill. In April, 1910, he was indicted for
burglary, and at the same term convicted
and sentenced to Jail for sixty days; having
been tried on two indictments for assault
and burglary. In June, 1S49, be was in
dicted for burglary. In Albany, on the
18th OF July, 1861, he was convicted OF
breach OF the peace, adiudged to be tined
fifty dollars, and sentenced to term OF three
months in the Albany penitcntiary at hard
labor in case of non-payment. In 1851 ne
was indicted for assault with intent to Kill
Thomas II. Bulmer, and the same day was
indicted for the same crime upon William L.
Conway; also same day for the same crime
upon John F. Fl. Daget. During the whole
OF that time and up to a few years past ne
has been professional prize-fShter and
public gambler: the proprietor and owner
OF the worst places in this city-the resort
OF thieves and persons of the lowest char
acter. The paper concludes by saying:
perhaps one Of the worst faults which can
fairly be attributed to me is having been
the means OF keeping his gambling-houses
protected from the police. As the organ
izer of repeaters he had no superior, and at
the time when the ring was in power such
capacity was always fully recognized"
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APOLLFNARES WATER.
4 POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY EFFERvESCENT.

DIX. LEWIS a. sAYRE. IL delightful beverage.
Great relief for sea-sckness."
DR.. WILLIAM a. HAMMOND. FAR superior to
Vichy, Settler. or any other.''
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS. Most grateful and
refreshing"
DIR. r. OGDEN DOREMCS. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artifcially aerated waters"
PROFESSOR WANkLYN, LONDON, ENGLAND
"Imprsgnated only with It's own gas"
DIR. E. r. PEASLEF Useful and very asrcca-
bIe.7
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR. F. y. OTIS. "Health-
full, and we'll suited for Dyspepsia and cases OF
acute disease" .s.r. ..-|
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD. Mildly antacid; agrees
well with dyspeptics, and where there Is a equity
diathesis.:'
DIR. FoRDYCE BARKER. by far the most
agreeable alone or mixed with wine: useful In
Catarrhs OF stomach or Bladder and In G0ut.'
DIR. J. MARION S'NS. "Not only luxury, but a
necessity"
To be had Of all Wine Merchants. Grocers Drug
pists and Mincral-Water Dealers throughout the
United States. and wholesale Of
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street.
nh on-N.wSFseowlv New York