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DENNsYLVA>IA RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON and after june 20. lS77

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON and after june %. 1871,
Trains leave NeN York Dcsbros.es and Cortlanli
SIS Ferries fullnNs
Express Tor arrishurs. Pittsburgh the West and South
Mitn Pullman Palace cars attached. "a Is aul : 81
7 daily
For Miamsport. Lock Haven. Cory. AMI Erie at 20
VI. CONNECTING At Cory tor ntus,illc. Petroleum
,"utre; and the gu Regions For Wlllansport and
Logk Haven. -
For baltimore. Ma-hinlton AMI the SOUTH Limited
Washington Express OF Pullman Pnrlnr Ca's daily
cN..p sunday, " 80 A. VI arrive Washington I 10
VI RcsulAr a ~ \ NJ, /, g. ana \ 80 T.. NJ. sun
dan. q and 80 l. VI
Expires Tor Philadelphia. : 80. : - g - 80 Limited
10 80 4 !. I. .. % :, and 80 T. VI SUNDAY \ NJ .
80 !, and 3Or NJ hmlsrant AMI Second Glass.
Boats o "Rrooklyn Annex connect with all through
train, at Jer>c, Cits. aroring speedy and direct
transfer for RrookiNn travel
For trans 10 Newark, Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton, Perth Amhoy, Pennington. Bcl,nirre. and
other points, SOC loc al schedules nj all Ticket offices
Trans Arrive From pIit-lur.h q ~ amt In - \ VI
AMI 10 - + VI daily, 40 ~ \ VI AMI 800 T. daily
except Monday From Washington and Baltimore
- ~, 10. ! ~, ~. and 1910 T. VI Snnla, ,
900 From Philadelphia. 10. 600 % 20. ~ TO-
- - IL 81 VI. 10 ! TO- . 10. q jn. 49, ~ TO-
lonr VI SUNDAY, 800, q -, 10 a. II 5oA NJ. 100
Ticket ohces 126 ant ga broadway Aston House
AMI iu't of peslrnss"s and tortinndt sis Court 81
BROOKLYN, III liR anu H. Hudson - llnhAon Depot
Icrsf ny knisrnnt Ticket oice. Blifcrv pla
FRANK THOMSON, H. fANMER
General Manager Gtul pa,,ru.rr. N.ruf
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DR. BIIRD'S .fCotITTfL.
How IA Divine Got his Accounts Mixed, and
Found Himself "A Dcfauiter.


The Roy. DR.. +. T. Baird. Secretary Of the
Prcslyterian Committee Of Publication. wis
acquitted Yesterday. The Indictment was road
charging that Dr. Baird had mI-aprlicd a.
tissS ~ a., mon ~ If tn Presbyterian Conn
mite Of PUBLICATION. Or. Baird put in his plea
81 not guilty h"cviienre. as Jar ~ it went
tende'l to show that he had kept bis private ac-
count ia manner Jointly with t.at Of the Pub
LEGATION tonmlttt". nnd that, checking indis-
criminuteiy ON both accounts. he came at la-i 10
lind that he had employed considerable sums
tor HIS private purposes which belonged 10 the
fommittee. Ihls tact he had No. sooner a-rer-
mined than lle reported u To- tho Committee.
HIS manner ~ Twins. WIZ shown b. be- rrOnOmi-
cal and uno -trntatiuu-. and in his dealings with
Tho Commiii"r several instances were cited
thoWlhg hi- rorriuinrSS and -frupu. ms exact
moss in behalf 81 the interests ~ the Committed
Il was shown also that there was not one
month during the period whom DR.. Baird WIS
alleged Z" he a drialllter when IN" committr'.
Gil not have the opportunity. and In fact. the
uhiY, oi "N lmlniug his accounts.
uds' tuEnn interrupted the testimony md
sh-g"~i q e. the Commonwealth attorney TINT
The Prosecution had manifesty failed 10 nuke
out Aus. Clrt. Wis WIS of th" -3iue olin-
ION. Tho Jury then. without quitting their scut.
Signed the verdict u not guilty
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LYNCIIERS EOILED.
Di.per.ins u Mob that were Gathering Down
the Door of n Jan.

Bpfl ne Cincinnati ryr'n7TJ
NAysvtLLR Ky, Oct. II Although in
formed of the attempt to take the negro wife
murderer, Anderson. from jni on Monday
night. and Of the avOwcd purpose still to lynch
him. neither III" County judge nor the sheriff
took tho slightest prccaution to prevent the out
rage. Last might another mob of iniurintcd
negroes from the country and city assembled at
the Jail turned ont the lights In the street
lamps and commenced batterng at the Jail
door with sludgc hammers and a sort OF batter
INK ram. Thry numbered about fifty. and
were vnriously ARMED with musk,t-. cnrbines,
pistols and corn knives. The jdilcr Wccdon.
quietly walk At AWAY. leaving the mob free to
iorr' an entrance ana hang tho prisoner in his
custody II they could got him.
=, The alnrm was given 10y ringing the Court
House bell. and, although ii was after mid
looked ON indiir'rouuy whilc the drunken me-
grocs were Cud"avorng to break down the Jail
duur-. The Marshal of the city was there. but
ann I summon u pvsSr-mcrrly tried moral
sunsion. The ShcriN was ordered from his
Siunhrrs. and cnme upon the scene. When the
negroes wore ready to leave the Mayor camc
ana cntrruind tho negroes To respect the law
One man. MAJOR BORROWER. drew n pistol
placed himself IN the Jail door, and told the
mob that ho would shoot down the I'll IT one who
entered il. Encouraged by his example. some
of the officers told the negroes that they could
not gct Anderson without first killing them.
Constable Murphy received u severe blow in the
face from "a muskct.
At length the negroes desstod from their
Efforts. though the Mayor thinks that in n few
minutes moro they would have forced open the
door. one of their leaders said that they had
been assured in advance that they would not be
resisted II they hanged Anderson. After they
known who some Of the negroes were, but no
arrests have bcvn made.
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CAR PE = 3.
STEAMBOATS, anO Gallrolos.

LBANy EyENING BOATS. r,oplc'. Line
- leave Pier ~. h. every week day at q = ior
Albany Stii, room. cuHulurtitlN warmed Fare ~ 3D.
Free transfer hy hnt, ot the "Brnuklyn Annex
CITIZENs' LINE FOR TROY sARATO-
, GA. ami an points north amt west Now palace
steamers taNr daily. SATURDAYS excepted. at u T. NJ
nom I.r ~. y r.. ln.i nL lnrDN y. L-M ltre
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Buslntss & bant,s.

tuslntss dhantss.
A GOOD milk route for sale l76 s0th st.
EIsn MARK EFT Tor sale old established, doing a
good business Inquire isH sth nV
PETAL milk route of iso quarts, very cheap Call
IL or address n III East $50 n
'TO IET-An old established bakery m A thick, non
ulhtd tenement district - Monroe Il
WANTED A mix route IN Sew YORK selling twenty
w cans and upward daily Address Box lSJ MAshing.
tonNile, Orange Co y. Y
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Mttiinss.

-,c. --~-------
1 'GAR MAKERS, attention a special meeting
y of Union la Will hc held this MondaNI evening al
~ o'clock, at Goib's walhae, 90 aud - orchard st
members invited to attend
WOKkINGME>'s Mass Meeting at Cooper fn,ti.
" lie tomorrow TUESDAY at : T. NJ. 10 rauf, the
Sht" uckst nominated at Albany and headed hy John
y JUNO cigar maker Tor secretary col Blau
ton Dune An o kentucky and the Hon rheo Tnrnhnsln
VIII speak cigar Makers Union AMI all other trade Or
sanMunns favorable " the uckci invited aud 10 re.
purt at Masonic Hail. ia East 18Th =
MAN FkEibNAS Chairman
jrRkHiAH = DRiscOLL Secretary
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Sa6inos Banhs.
doputNcrshlp llotitts.

VHE 'orAHrN EH>HII' n.rcto.or, ,,t.tu.
= WtNt'h lNr hui0f-lal a.. NNinr tlt NIm ulnn Ui
lyrr l4uunccr 0, il,da, .n.,o.Dl o., mulua, ..u
Dated oct 3D. l-77 VI lNlNIiNR
hlNhf h'iI1. g.
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VO rIIII.ADELrnIN,
rENNsYLvANiN RAILR

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
THIRTEEN TnRorM rR,INs ENcH WAY DAILY.
THREE NEnbI~ Is PHILADELPHIA
TWO Is NlW YORK.
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~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
To GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY. OK LIVERPOOL.
sL'nNp tABlN. 80 NIEtkAGk. n43
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CABINS. 80 To- 80. 1IfEkAGE. 50
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Double Track. the Most Improved Equipment and the
Fastest lime consistent with absolute -al,iy.
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si>GEk family 80 machine oI my wheeler 4
"hsohDr So, complete $50 East 9TH 1t tame, store
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
RIDING TO PRISON.

Mr.. John d. Brown, livery stable keeper of No. Isl
West Thrty1ith street, called upon last June by
a very stylish looking young gentleman who repre-
seutcd himso MS DR.. Albert, or No 142 West Thirty
fourth street and said no wanted to open
Tor carriage hira Mr.. Brown inquired into DR..
Albert's circumstances and found no both
wealthy and respectable. However, whom bill
OF $3.50 for couch hrc had accumulated and pre-
ssnied TO Dr. Albert OF NO. I42 West Thirty Jour h
street, DIR. Abers knew nothing about tho bill aud
positively refused to pay II. Mr.. Brown then, .
little further inquiry, dscove that the DOCTORS SON.
Edmund q. Albert, was The person who called on him,
aud That he had used his iather's name. officer Mo-
Sally, OF the Court gquad arrested young Albert yos
terday, snd he was committed by Justice Morgan 10
ST. 900 bail to on charge of false pretenceS
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

The FIRST meeting Of the Bar Association since tho
SIMMER vacation held last evening at their rooms
No. West Twcnty-ninth street. There not
more than sixty members present Tho SECOND Vice
President Charles W. SANFORD. occupied the chair.
The secretary announced the death OF Mr.. Smedburg
but no official action was taken
one OF tho me mpers introduced resolution CON-
mend,ng the OF the Court OF Appeals IN the
rules prescribed for admission to the Bar Tho resolu
ton was put 10 the meeting ana lost by vote
OF IL TO Id The question being asked a TO
tho resolution an old gentleman In tho TAR
part OF the room stood up and said that all
present had been admitted under the old rules and
he did not like TOO many restrictions put on
the young men who wished 20 adopt tho profession,
and besides he was totally opposed TO distnction
made by the Court Of Appeals lato rules between
counscliors and atsornsyA without any further dis
cussion the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
ANOTHER BOSTON swINDLER,
HOW WARREN n. WHEELER SUCCEEDED IN
MULcrING HIS FRIENDS OUT or THOUSANDS
OF DOLLARS


MULcrING HIS FRIENDS OUT or THOUSANDS
OF DOLLARS.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
Bosrox, Oct, Q, 1877
Warren X Wheeler, an orthodox churchman and 4
weilknown and supposed wsll-to-do resident OF The
West Roxbury DISTRICT who has lately been recorded
In bankruptcy. Is reported to have decamped,
leaving humorous liabilities, some Of which he
Is alleged to have incurred under false preencex He
is . debtor TO the Dccham National Bank In she snm
OF $3.50 In settling with party ho gave check
Tor $500 on tho National Rockland Bank. In which
institution he bad no credit
One OF his largest creditors 10 Mr. David Hall, Su-
pernendont oil OF Streets Ia West Roxbury, who ts
loser 10 the amount OF $500 OF this smount
~, 500 was money loaned directly 10 Wheeler, aud
$500 borrowed by Wbesler for James w Mason coal
dealer OF West Koxbury. also in bankruptcy. Mr.
Hall ALSO loaned $1,000 house Centre street,
which was on Monday sold al auction. Mr. Hall bid
dng the property IN.
Wheeler represented that this property free
from all claims, but IL appears that city or Boston
has sold Tho samc twco Tor taxes, and Mr. ii all
obliged 10 pay upwards Of 500 got clear title.
Attachments have pecn placed upon both tho real and
personal property by the Dcdnam National Bank also
oy the Maverick National Bank OF Boston, tho latter
Institution bang creditor 10 the aruount Of $780,
Some OF his other victims William J. poolc,
500; John Kennedy, Si75; Thomas Murphy,
$500; hyrick +. summer, $1,000; Humphrey
smith, $400; all Of Dedha,n. Joseph \.
Deans, 500; George Bradford, $500; Otis Gay,
$500; Chaees Hariahorn, 81 $50. and some dozen
other parties, all OF Boston, varying from $50
up 10 $500 George Crofss, OF brooklyn IS also out
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
SUICIDE IN A CELL.

Frank Uirich prisoner In the Sixth precinct sta
tion house, VILLA msburg, committed suicide last
evening by hanging himself to his coll door with his
shirt Tho moose was fastened very loosely, for the
moment ,hc door opened no fell TO the noor Cor
oner Nolan notified and held inquest at once.
The Testimony showed that the nSn who arrested
for wife beating quite cheerful whom placed IN the
coll, ut three O'Clock IN inc afternoon and obtained
utes TO 1--we O'Clock The doorman then Uusied him
self setting up tho station house stoves and when he
was relieved, fifteen minutes TO SIX the prisoner
was dead. Mrs Ulrich was notified, but being poor,
AID he having III treated her continuously, she
declined having anything to do with tho corpse.
Accordingly when tho jury brought In veruct Of
"suic,dc by hanging" the body was sent TO tho
Morruo.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
OlEO.

ALpnfcH.-on October 8, 1877. EMILY C., youngest
daughter OF Alonzo and Ella $. Adrch, aged months
and days
Relatives aud friends OF tho family are invited to
tend tire funeral nj the residence Of her parents 22
South 9th ST. BROOKLYN, D. this day Al Two o'clock
BARsARn-At Newark, N. j., sunday, October Z,
1877, rnomAs BARSARp Of the 1rm Of Ball Barnard,
In the G9th year of ms age.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend the
funeral IRON h is late residence No. 100 Mechanic st.
Wednesday, October 10, st two O'Clock. inscrmcns
Fairnont
WILLIAM Il. BEARS. aged 81 years.
The friends oil the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funcra Thursday, 0ctobcr III, at nine
O'Clock A. NJ IRON the residence OF r II. shea, 935
Warnock st., rhiladclpbia.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
BEcHThL Staple ton, Staten Island. n. j., Tues
day, the 9th, CARoLiSK, wife of John Bochte IN the
67th year Of her age.
Funeral from residence, Broad ST., near Richmond
road. Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend, Friday, AZ two O'Clock +. n.
BsSDix--On Sunday, October y Gcncrai JOIN =.
BKNDix, In the Goth year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF tho family also mo
members OF Polar Star Lodge, No lio, Q. OF o. =
Commandcry No l, X. T. Jerusalem Chapter, NO .,
X. A. M; Tcnplar Lodge OF Perfection, No D are re-
spcctiuliy invited TO attend nus lunorai, on weunes
II Bank ST. . :. - 49,
KsiGHrs--You hereby ordered TO assemble at the
Asylum, 23i st. and 9th av., ON wednesday the ioth
inst At ono clock r. NJ, tor the purpose OF attend
inc hs funeral services OF Sir knight General John
To-
cralssimo.
FREp. W. HERRING, Recorder.
IyAsuoz LoDcK. no. 80, r. AND A. M-BRErHRFS-
Yo, are hereby summoned To bc present nj special
communication the Temple, 2id 81 and 9th av., on
Wednesday October 10. al Que O'Clock l. NJ Tor tho
purpose OF attending tho iunoral OF our late Brother
General John H. Bendix WM NELLY, Master
WIN. y. CRoYrs secretary
BsrnGAx x--on Thursday, 9th inst, MARdARKT BER-
KuAS widow OF Michael Bcrrnan, and mother OF
William H. John T., Margaret and Mary Berrigan, at
her residence No. Dessrosses st. la the 62d year of
her age.
Noiicc OF funeral hereafter.
Bccanr-on Monday, October =, 1877, MAMiE
Cu.Sx youngest child OF W, II. aud Mamie Crane 30.
cart mgod months aud days.
Funeral on Wednesday morning, at ten O'Clock, "a
West 36th NJ.
Rrass-NARoARxr, rcict OF the late James Brann,
In the s0th year of nor age
Tho funeral viii take place from 81. Mary's Church.
corner OF Erie aud I'd STA Jersey City, on Thursday
October II, at ten A. NJ Ths friends Of tho family
and OF her sons, VILLAIN, James N. and Rev Dr. Brann,
are respectfully invited.
BRowN--On sunday, October 7, CAruARiNE, vile o
Robert j. Brown.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited attend the funeral, from bor late resi-
dcncc LAG West 44h ST., this Nv wcdnesdayl afternoon
a. one O'Clock
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
THE DISTRICT TELEGRAPH SERVICE.

The annual report OF the American District Telo-
graph Company, submitted yesterday. shows that
arrangements been made for live years with tho
Western Union Telegraph Company TO establish tho
system in the New England statos as tar west
az Denver, and as far south as Memphis
One thousand Instruments have already been
put in operation, the company agreeing TO
pay an annual royalty on each Instrument. rho num-
Der OF messages delivered IN the city and vicinity
dnriog Tho past year was PIP zoo ana the toai re-
same period being S277,S66 Tho following directors
were elected for tho current year:--LlIsha ". An
drews, ii. b. Cornell, Townsend Cox J. u. Foote, IL.
W. GreenleaT j. A. Gamewoll, IL i. Jenkins Charles
Lamson and J. Hilton Scrlbner
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
NEW YORK BAPTISTS.

Tho seventh anniversary OF the Southern New York
Baptist Association was held in Calvary Church, West
Twenty-ihird street. yesterday. AT the afternoon
meeting an organization effected by tho appoint
mcnt OF tho Rev. Halscy W. knapp as moderator,
the Rev. c. Norton and I. L. Hastie as clerks and
Mr. r. q. Cornell as treasurer. The letters OF the
churches were presented, among whicn woro tho
following :-Madison Avenue Church, 1876 members
Abyssina (coloredl 1882; Sixteenth Street, 62S;
Tabernacle G66; Calvary Church, 7G6; Fifth Avenue
$685. In the evening tho Rev X. $. MacArthu ur
preached tho annual sermon, soscting for his text
H. Chronicles, vi, Al. The sermon eloquent
and earnest appeal 10 greater earneslness and zeal
IN the Christian lie The Sunday school meeting will
be held this evening in the samc church.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
THE MOONEY SHOOTING.

John Mooney, who was shot by his broiher.in.iaw,
John Jackson Mooney, Sunday, is getting better at
the Eastern District Hospital and viii probably re-
cover. A family quarrel arising from the wouId-be
murderer declining to support tho entire family OF
his wife was the cause Of the shooting. The latter
says she never quarrcllod with her husband and no
always treated her well. But when her husband re-
fused TO board her family any longer they threatened
him. her mother beng the most butter. and that when
the shooting took pince her husband acted IN sefde-
fence, John Mooney having followed him, and when
Jackson nred John had his hand his hip pocket a.
Jackson supposed TO shoot him.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
THE CUSTER FUNERAL.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS FOR GRAND MILI-
TARY DEMONSTRATION AT WEST POINT TO-DAY
IN HONOR OF THE MARTYR GENERAL.
lBY TELEGBAPH 70 THE HERALD

TARY DEMONSTRATION AT WEST POINT TODAY
IN HONOR OF THE MARTYR GENERAL.
IBl TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD
WEST POINT. Oct. 0, 1877
The arrangements for the funeral Of General Custer
have been completed ut this po'pt All the military
will turn out, and, judging from the fact that no
other topic tfAn tho funeral OF Custer occupes
the public mind here, the display tomorrow will cor
tainy be impressive General SchoGcld who s IN com
mand that the honors the deceased
will bo OF purely military character, and that he Ia
not responsible for anything that may be said by
whatever preacher takes IL upon himself 10 deliver q
sermon at the cemetery.
The cadets are tonight rcnearsing sort Of funeral
hymn to be sung to morrow in the chapel where she
remains OF Custer will be placed. Tho cadets take
deep interest in this matter 1t is one Of them.
selves coming back with his bier all wrea,hed
In immortal glory one OF themselves, who
went out into the terrible vortox OF
the rebellion aud passed through II unscathed,
went out among the remorseless Indians and dash
for life victory lost bis existence and sacrificed
bright career. The young fellows here who breathe
tired OF talking of Custer Ho has become their beau
ideal of soldier, and many OF them in their secret
souls hope tho day may yet come when they will be
The arrivals az tho West Point fio,cl to-nigh, Of
military men and citizens who have come TO attond
the funeral A. Custer Monroe. Mich, father of
General Custer; Captain James II. Rollins, Adjuian:
Fred Appees Colonel :. {. Lyford, W. r. Luds and
wife, Il. DingIo ana wife, A. Dubois and others.
The funeral Of General Scott, who died ncrc Nay 20,
1866, was attended by an immcnse throng of people
from all parts OF the United sfates numbering proba-
bly, 20 600 The procession formed In tho chapel pro-
ccedsd around Fort Clinton, down tho road known
Broadway front Of the Cadet barracks passing tho
officers quarters ana SO on 70 the Cemetery. On this
occasion tho procession will, in all probability follow
the same route ana II is anticipated that the obse-
outoa General Scott with all their popular
panirnents, viii be eciipsed tomorrow by tho demon
stratton In memory OF General George A. Custer.
Mrs Custer arrived this evening and the guest OF
General Schoaeld.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
FOSTERS DISAPPEARANCE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TUE HERALD,

BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE HERALD.1
MONTREAL Oct. 0, 1871
great sensation was produced in social unc nnan-
cinl circles here to-day by the reports that Foster
assistant accountant and ex.secrctary of the
treasury department. OF the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, had absconded The reports turned out
10 be true, but tho loss to the company
quainted With Foster believe he has taken largo
amount Startling developments are expected in n
few days when the Investigations into the books
completed. Some say he has gone TO Europe, others
say 10 the United States Hc was known fast
young man, but was supposed 10 have means OF his
avn
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
JOHN MORRlSSEY'S ILLNESS.

Doctor E. Bradley, OF the Hoffman House, stated
last night that Senator John Morrisscy Is in a
iasr way OF speedy recovery. Mr.. Morrissey was
taken suddenly III about nnc O'Clock on
Monday night His case showed the usual
sy mptorns OF heavy cold. accompanied by
bronchial Affection and cough. He was ordered 10
remain al home and keep his bod Tor few days. The
reports stating that no Is suffering from pneumonia
arc untrue. Ho is At his privale residence, NO. II
East Twenty street Dr. Bradley has forbidden
his receiving visits Tho Senator reported as be-
Ing much better last night; the difficulty which hc
lct in breathing much relieved
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
A WIFE BEATER.

Frank Hurley reached his home at No 1,eoe Second
avenue on Monday night aud, by way OF greeting,
knocked his vile, Louisa Hurley, 10 the floor, and
kicked her around tho room. Tho poor woman is
badly injured, and yesterday Justice Wheeler commit
ted the husband Tor trial
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
A CONFESSED HORSE THIEF.

Yesterday George J. Williams, telegraph operator
al woodsldc found man wandering about that To-
cality leading q horse. Whom questioned tho man
gave nis nane as Joseph Ingleby, aged sixty-hve
years. stated that ne had stolen the animal from
aMrS Cant, OF Middlevile, n. j., tor whom he had
worked as q farm hand Hc was arrested and locked
up at tho Newark Police station TO await the appear.
of Ma Cant
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
TEE MILFORD DISASTER.
ANOTHER SUPPOSED VICTIM.
[gy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I


[gy rEIEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
seF TRENTON, Oct Q, 1871
No bodies OF the persons lost IN The Milford Railroad
disaster have been found yct, although the most dill
gent search Is being prosecuted. Another Trenton
victim has been added to tho list Manhattan Smith.
p:pe manufacturer, Of No. Turpin street,
this CITY, went TO Easton last Thursday.
ana after transactng business there started,
II Is supposed, on the iifated tram for home HIS
wiIe, becoming uneasy a. his absence, had letter
writer 10 H. g. Tombler, OF Easton inquiring about
him, and reply was received thal he mad lett that
afternoon for home Since then he has been scen
doad or alive, and the natural conclusion is that he
lost his life by tho accident His wife and two littlo
children are prostrated with grief
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
THE WRECKED CITY OF HAVANA.

Tho Coast wreckiug Company's steamer Relief
Captain woolco which arrived IN this port yesterday
from Tuxpan, in the Gut OF Mexico, brings back a
crew OF divers and wrcckers which wero sent down
from this city TO try and the wrecked steamship
City Of Havana, which formerly piled between this
port, Havana. Mexican ports and New Orleans The
party succeeded only in saving about $4 600 worth oi
tho rigging and furniture of tho III lated ship.