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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
RUFFIANISM IN NEWARK.

Mr. ". u. o'Connor, we'll known citizen Of Newark,
was attacked and seriously stabbed By an unknown
rowdy. A party OF friends had been spending n social
hour Ut Mr.. o'connor's house, on Springfield avenue.
near South Eighteenth street, and had started
10 leave Tho party consisted OF Messrs.
James Murphy and George IL. TlchcDor and
their Az they reached tho sidewalk
strange along. and ono OF them grossly
insulted Mrs Tichenor Mr. O'ConDor sprany al the
rufian, who drew kno and stabbed him N the lace
and shoulder inicting serious wounds. Mrs, rche-
so affected that she had to DO carried home.
Ii Is feared that serious consequences mny ensue
sustained squad Of police have started ia pursuit.
OF the ruiIans.
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INSPECTING FoRTIFIcATIoNs.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR AND GENERAL sHER-
MAN INSPECTING THE DEFENcEs IN BOSTON
HARBoR.


HARBoR.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosToS, May II, 1871.
Among the carly arrivals In Boston this morning were
Secretary OF War McCrary, General Sherman. Major
General Hancock, Bricadier Generals Sawtele and
rourlctte, Captain Mitchell and Lieutenant Green, the
two latter being detailed aides respectively TO Gen.
era HaLcock and the Secretary OF War; the party be-
Ing on tour OF inspection OF the coast defcnces. The
officers LEFT Providence after breakasng with General
Burnside At about half past O'Clock A. ii. and
arrived in this city at ten minutes nine TO the surprise
OF military gentlemen who expected them the
Old Colony Railroad o'clock On arriving at tho
Providence depot the party met by Brevet Major
Robinson, United States Quarermastsr this post, and
taking carriages they at driven TO
Long Wharf, Here Collector Simmons was In waiting,
and extended to the party the OF either OF two
enue cutters. General Sherman accepted the Invita-
ton, and the party started tho Hambin at about
haf-past nine A. II. for inspection OF the fortihca-
tions In the harbor. So informal was the arrival Of
the party that General Benham United States cnRi-
after they started down the harbor, but through the
courtesy oil Collector simmons. who did not accom-
pany the party the other cutter Galatin was placed
NJ n,s disposal, and he followed the visiting party
Forts Independence Winthrop ana Warren were
visited, tho distinguished visitors being welcomed by
salutes at zach place
The party returned to Providence this evening and
did not even stop at hotel while in Boston. Gen.
era sherman said the visit oil the party was strictly
on business aud though approaching the kind tnten-
obliged 10 be excused. The ior,bcations OF Portland
viii be visited III a few wocxs hence.
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JoURNEYINGs OF A LETTER.
LONG AND VARIED ROAD FOLLOWED by A!
ULTIMATE DELIVERY.

A LONG AND VARIED ROAD FOLLOWED by AN
ULTIMATE DELIVERY.
WASHINGTON, Nay q, 1877.
A letter posmarked Oxford, England, and addressed
to "Mrs. n. Boughton, box 261, Connecticut. U. So
reached the Dead Letter Office to-day utter somewhat
circuitous journey OF SIX weeks It was FIRST
sent 10 Hartford, thence TO New Haven and
successively to Middlesown, Bristol, New Britain,
Portland, Waterbury. Bridgeport Ansonia, Fairhaven,
Birmingham, sey mour. Now London, Norwich and SO
to twenty-five or thirty OF the larger towns
in the State, and was finally sent tho Dead Letter
ONCE with q tag indicating the oflces Il had been
through in search Of an owner Postal arrangements
with Great Britain, aud, in fact all foreign countries
require deaa letters TO be returned unopened but IN
this the envelope in the long journey and ire
qucnt landings had boen through and The loter
dropped out, showing neatly written postscript,
which said:--
could Danbury marked my m ap SO she uld
think IL Is "A small prce or q new one.
The letter was at once forwarded to box 2G1, Dan.
bury, Conn, and, no doubt viii find a safe deliver.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
INSPECTION OF NAVY YARDs--REpoRT FROM
THE SOUTH ATLANTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF NATIONAL vEssRI.s-oRDERs.

INSPECTION OF NAVY YARDS--REpoRr FROM
THE SOUTH ATLANTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF NATIONAL vEssRIls--oRDHRs.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1877.
The Secretary OF the Navy, with the chiefs Of sho
several bureaus In that department, will inspect the
navy yards along the Atlantic coast, from tiino
time this summer, AZ opportunity occurs for that
purpose ..
Rear Admiral Caldwell, commanding the South AT.
Iantic Station, under date Monte video, Uruguay.
March ~, writos to the Navy Department that the
English French. Italian, span sn Brazilian and uru-
puayan vessels OF in that harbor united with the
Richmond flagship Of our squadron. In an appropriate
observance OF the I'D Of February
Tho Fron: returned from cruise up tho RIO do Ia
Plata on the 10th Of March.
On tho 18th OF March the vessels of our squadron
united with other vessels observing the birthday OF
the King Of Italy and the Empress OF Brazil.
HaALrn OF rHs SQUADRON.
Admiral Caldwell reports that the health Of tho OIL.
GERS and crews vessels that station continues
excellent although the country has suffered IRON one
OF the hottest seasons and most distressing droughs
ever known. There were some few OF yellow
foyer among the people OF Rio Janciro
THE GETrrsBGkG.
The United states steamer Gettysburg, which has
been stationed Al Consiantinople for several weeks
mast subject 10 the orders OF the American Embassy
therc has been relieved by the VandaIia and Mas al
Genoa on the sth of MAY Tor the purpose OF having
some repairs made TO her machinery, after which
Will resume her surveying service in the Mcditerra.
mean.
yASTIC NORFOLK.
The Navy Department has received Information OF
the arrival the United States steamer Yantic Nor
folk the 18th inst. from the Asiatc station. Tho
following Us "a list oil her oficcrs:--
tommdnder--Willlam Whitehead.
Lievtenants--J. Z Worong and l.. f. Bixer.
Mcstsrs-John H. Moore and ~ NJ. Jacobc
Passed assistant Swgeon-C. N. Grava,I
Assistant Iuyfsds,er-J. Z. Sullivan
I,asad Assistant Eng,aeer-.B. Z. Corning
,second Lieutenant 81 Marraes--Andrcw stevenson.
Captains rk--Harry Can.
I,fynasters ClerK-Jchn Early.
Lieutenant Commander Morrill, Miller has been
dcrcd to examination preliminary to promotion
Lieutenant Frank w. Nichols has been ordered 10 the
receiving ship Colorado at New York. Liculenants
Uriel Lvirce, y. Gilmore and Il. NJ. Berry have been
ordered 10 Newport X l., the LIST OF Jane ior
instruction ia torpedo service. Boatswain Alexander
Mack has been ordered to tho Boston Navy Yard
Muster A. j. Dabney has been detached from the Die
tator and ordered to proceed homo and wait orders
Iloaiswain Daniel Ward has been detached from the
Powhatan aud granted three months leave Carpenter
John A. Dixon is detached from the Navy Yard at
Washington and ordered 10 the Boston Navy Yard in
place OF Gouid Norshrup detached from that
yard and ordered to the Navy Yard at Washington.
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FUNERAL OF ExJUDGE BEACH.

CLAN Cow, !. l., May 81, 1877.
The funeral OF the late Non. Elias ). Beach, OF
Queens county, held ut ST. Paors Church. Glen Cove.
this morning, was largely attended. Many prominent
citizens Of New York, Kings and Suffolk counties we're
present and tho Queens County Bar Association
largely represented. Tho services conducted ny
Rev. John Covefy Middleton. OF the parish as
sisted by tho Rev. Thomas Mallaloy rector Calvary
Church, Stonipgton, Conn. The pail bearers were
Messrs. ). l. ~ Barlow, Charles A. Dana. Charles H.
Appcby. General Daniel y. Sfckics, General Charles
X. Gresham, Judge John j. Armstrong, Gdnerai James
X. PcarsaIl Hon. stephen Taber, Henry W. Eastman,
Hon. James w Covert. ex-Jndge James 5. Carpenter,
Hon William Il. Ondcrdonk and Mr.. Manton Marble.
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w A s H I N G TO N.

WASHINGTON May 81. 1877.
ANOTHER CALL FOR THE REDEMPTION OF rIyE-
TWENTY BONDS.
The forty-ssventh call for the redemption OF nvs-
twenty bonds Of 1865 consols Of 1885, issued to-day
tor 100000 coupon and g. registered bonds,
instead OF $1,000 coupon and $4,000 900 registered
rs was originally intended, ana Is iolIows:-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. May q. 1871
gress, approved July H. 1870 entitled 'An Act TO Au-
horZe the Reiunding OF the National Debt. hereby
notice That The principal and accrued interest OF
the bonds hereinbclow designated, known ''nvs-
twenty bonds OF the act OF March 3, 1862 dated July
States, in The cry Of Washington on ana after the Isl
day OF August 1871 and that the interest on said bonds
VIII cease on that day
S50-No. 10 No. !, 600 both nclusive
$lo0-No i tc No. A. 600 both Inclusive
$500-No 10 No ), 600 both Inclusive
sI.00o-No. TO No IL ,oOc, both Inclusive
Total coupon, 81, 100000
REGISTERED
S50-No. to No. 100 both inclusive.
$500-No to No. zoo, both .nciusive
$1000--No 10 No. $780, both inclusive. a3,
$5,000-No. to No. ], 100. both inclusive.
$lo,ooo-No. TO No. l,lsl. both inclusive.
Total registered. s4.OO0.ooo.
Aggregate, $40. 000, 900.
All United States bonds forwarded Tor redemption
should be addressed to the Loan Division, Secretarya
Oaice, and all registered bonds Should be assigned v
tho secretary Of The Treasury for redemption.
where parties desire CHECKS IN payment lor regis
bonds drawn ordor Of any but the payce,
they should assign them the Secretary OF the Treas.
ury 70. redemption account OF the owner owners.
JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
THE UNITED METHoDIsTs AT THE ExEcUTly1
MANSION.
To-day deput aiion Of the United Methodist and
Methodist Protestant churches, in session al Balti.
more. had audience with the President. The deps
utaton headed by Alexander Clark, ID. D.. OF Pc.
tersburg, Chairman, who addressed the President,
greeting him in behalf Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, and spoke Of the happy reunion In Baltimore,
and tho era Of peace and reconciliation He said that
more than hundred thousand people represented
by the deputaiion interested in the policy Of
brotherhood, protection and good will now appar-
cnt IN the movements OF the administration. Judge
BiBb also addressed the President IN appropriate
remarks
rhc President responded N a feeling manner refer.
ring to the desraoity OF fellowship in all the depnrt
ments OF liie and duty He spoke at length OF tbs
other branches OF the Church In former years. of the
recent coming together of divided scots and OF
ihoral power OF union in tho Church He said the
from Baltimore and the visit OF the committee
had Impressed him deeply and he was happy 10 re-
ceivc such messages from the people.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

william A. Dart, United States Consul General az
Montreal and Commander H. /. Phyhan, Untod
States Navy at the ST. Nicholas Louis ID. Plsbuiy,
superintendent OF New York State Prisons IS at the
Windsor. Or. H. Il. Lindcrman, Director OF the United
States Mint the Aston D. Thomas Vail, president
Of the Troy md Boston Railroad Company; cx-Con-
gresham o. Matcson. OF Utica, and Leonard Myers,
OF Philadelphia, at tho Filth Avenue. Miss Annie
Louise Cary Is at the Everett. }. H. Ncvicker %
Chicago, is ut the Gilscy. Major John J. upham,
United States Army Is at the Onion Square. FalrInan
don't OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, are u
the AIpenarle Hotel.
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Greece La France, Of Paris asserts that in spite Of
the efforts Of che Powers the Hellenic Cabinet about
TO send note TO the Porte demanding the ameliora-
ton Of the condition Of the Greek provinces OF Turkey
ENTERTAINING rHE DUKE EDINBURGH.
The Duke OF Edinburgh was entertained NJ Cairo by
the Knedive, who placed at the disposal of the Duke
special train and steamer His Royal Highness re-
turned on board the Sultan on the 10th.
WAR NOTES
II is stated that the Grand Duke sergius, n. Ham
burger OF the Foreign omce Baron Jonuni and others
will also accompany the Car TO tho army.
Mukhtar Pacha Is at Kankiarduz.
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no FLOWERS ron THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.

no FLOWERS roR THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.
BALTMoRE, May II, 1874
Al meeting OF tho Grand Army OF tho Republic TO-
night General Il. b. Tyler presiding, tho question of
the decoration OF graves Of confederate doad Memo
rial Day was brought up, and the following resolution
proposed by General Felix Agnus was adopted
Resolved That while the GRAND Army ~ the Republic
aceords 10 ombers ths sacred right Of opin
IONS yet crganizs alton u cannot be party 10
thing political tending thereto aud mudcr It's rules and
eglHtons members cannot a. body decorate tho
graves oi any other but Union dead on Memorial Day
Nevertheless will respect the action OF
individually decorating tho graves Of Confederate desd
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MAILS FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.

wAsHIyoToS, May 81, 1877.
The Post ONCE Department to-day gives notice that
the schedule days OF departing IRON San Francisco OF
the mails for China and Japan have been changed aud
number OF trips Increased by both steamship com.
panies follows:--T Pacific Mali Steamship Com.
pany viii It's steamers from San Francisco
May a. June 20 and July H. The OF tho ucci.
dental aud Oriental steamship Company viii leave the
same port June o Jay ana July -. The IN.
creased frequency OF trips will be continued by butn
conipan les throughout the tea season.
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ADDRESS OF GENERAL. sANGUIIL on THE PRES.
EMIT CONDITION OF THE ISLAND
PHILADELPHIA, May 81, 1877.
General sanguili, who has been second in command
OF the Third corps OF the Cuban army ever 1868,
aud who is in this country on q secret MISSION
from tho Cuban government, addressed u meeting OF
Cuban residents this evening tho present condition
OF affairs Cuba There was great enthusiasm, and
the General was frequently applauded.
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DUEL PREVENTED.

MEMPHIS, May 81, 1877.
The duel between c. g. Newman, editor OF the Pine
Bluf iArk.J Press and Mayor Reynolds. o. tho
place. which to have taken place ut Tcrrene Miss
yesterday morning, did not occur, as Mayor Reynolds
anu party failed TO arrive at the appointed place. and
sr Newman party returned " this this
Ing. II is supposed Governor Miller prevented the
meeting by causing tho arrest Of Mayor Reynolds and
Mis- friends
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END OF A RAILROAD CONFLICT.

sr LouIs, May II, 1871
Tho railroad war inauguratod few days ago by tho
Missouri, Kansas and Texas and the Missouri Pacific
Raiiroads, cutting passenger rates IRON st.
Louis and Hannibal TO points In Texas,
In opposition 10 the 81 LOUIS Iron
Mountain ana Southern Railroad closed day by all
parties concerned agreeing TO restore the old
OF Iililo. Rork. ARK, and Parsons, Kansas. Here
afL or all tickets Will DO limited.
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LOG ASsroaT, Ind, May 81, 1877.

LoGANsroRT, md, Nay 81, 1877.
The most storm for years visited Marion Ind,
on Sunday. Houses were unrooled, trees uproo,cd
and fences destroyed. Abrck church nine miles north
OF Marion was demolished and at tho tmc II was filled
with people attending divine services The roof was
The scene that followed terrible Ono you NJ man
was killed and ten fifteen persons seriously injured
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CANADIAN FISHERIES.
OTTAWA. May II. 1877

OTTAWA, May y, 1877.
Sir Alien Gnit, tnc Canadian Fisheries Commits
sioner Joseph Doutre counsel for Canada Messrs
Ford and Bersue, British representatives In this city
viii hold conference with the Minis or Marine and
Fisheries IN relation 10 the CANADIAN case TO he sub
mtted 10 the commission, which Will assemble al Hal
ifzx on the 9th OF June.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria will leave this port on Wednes-
day for Queenstown aud Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close az tho Post ONCE AZ
eleven o'clock A. N.
The NEW YonK characterization for Europc-wil
be ready at hali-past eight o'clock in the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, SIX centa
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CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

CNcISSArI May Il, 1877
SIX thousand shares, or controlling interest In the
company organizing to operate tho Cincinnati South
ern Railway, were subscribed to-day by party OF
gentlemen OF this city. Among them many prac-
teal railroad mon, and ali are men OF large means.
The stockholders viii hold meeting tomorrow alter
noon for the purpose VI organizing.
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HIGH WATER IN KANSAS.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEDALD.1
LAwREscR, May II, 1877.
Owing to the late heavy rains tho streams Of this
State are higher than before for twenty years. The
Kansas Pacific and Santa Fe Railroad tracks at this
point washed away Tor hund reds OF foet and the
north half Of the city Threatened with general nun.
DAT
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A BAD SCHILLING.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

TRENTON. N. j., May 81, 1877.
youth named Edward Schng was arrested in
this city to-day for stealing $64O from his father John
schilling of Philadelphia on Sunday last The youth
he stole the money bought gold watch,
iocket and $40 worth Of jcwery, ana then fed this
city, where his brother traced HIM. He was taken
back to Philadelphia by Marshal Brown this evening.
He said ne would rather go prison than return
home. because he knew his father would beat him.
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SEVERE STORMS.

WASHINGTON, May 81, 1877.
A scyere wind, rain and hail storm, accompanied by
thunder and lighting, passed this city last night.
doing considerable damage in the northwestern sec
ton Houses were uproofed, fences, trees and tee.
graph poles blown down, carriages and wag.
ons overturned and demolished.
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GERMAN CATHOLICS.

CLEVELAND, Ohio May 81, 1877.
Alter large and ne procession through tho princi.
pal streets German Catholic Central Association OF
the United States met In convention. The usual
mittccs we're appointed and a telegram cablco 10 the
Pope congratulang him the nticth anniversary OF
hts epscopacy. An adjournment was then had until
tomorrow morning.
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RAILROAD DISPUTES SETTLED.

BosroS, May 81, 1871
it's said the long pending difficulties between the
and Maine and tho Eastern railroads have been
settled subject the Endorsement Of the trustees Of
the latter road. The settlement includes al law suits
growing OF tho contest aud satisfactory arrange.
ment regarding through freight
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The colossal bronze statue OF William II. Seward in
Madison square, New York, viii be decorated by tho
Grand Army OF the Republic ON Decoration Dsv Thur.
low Weed Will preside ~ the ceremonies, and Charles
r. Shaw IS TO deliver the GRAFTON.
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DIED.

enthusiastically, at bis late residence, northeast
corner 42d st and Sd av., EDWARD o'NEiLL, aged 10
years.
Notice ofiuneral hereafter.
For Other Deoths See Eighth Pa0eI
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DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.
BosroS. May n, 1877.

BosroS May Il, 1871
Katie Harmon, young lady aged twenty-five years.
died her residence at Stanford place yesterday, OF
hydrophobia She was bitten by dog the 18th
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcnty-our hours, in
parson with the corresponding date OF las. year,
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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A HOLIDAY IN HAvANA--MovEMENTs OF GEN.
ERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HAVANA, May FL, 1877.
This being Whit-Monday, Is observed rs a holiday.
General Martinez Campos has arrived Ut Santiago.
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SAILING OF A RUSSIAN GUNBoAT.

SAN FRANCISCO, May p. 1877.
The Russian gunboat Ernac sailed from this port to-
day under sealed orders.
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Average temperature yesterday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o. Z
Average TEN oerature for corresponding date last
wear 90.
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COMPLETE FEMININE TOILET SERVICE
always includes GLESSs SULPHUR Soar.
HAS HAN AND WHIsKKR DYE. black or brown, J0c
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AWAY, inc hides GLESN's SULPHUR Soar
HAS HAN AND WHIsKER DyK. black or brown. SOC
A PHYSICIANS EXPERIENCE.
v0aanK . otsego county, n r. April 90 1870
DaAn sIa-I recently treated Of pAtion Of
Sn a. ss s s%s used
parns.s' ~.noa. Obtaining any perm.nsn. rss, p 10 my
qs rrrrs and prescribed then, With the hsppss r..
su, Ths patient Is now permanently sIIIsd fSS'
LADY SPEAKS.
To the Editor Of the Herald
s.sd n Mn ns ssy I'm S Sa
Reyiver has opened new field to medical NJ No.
brings %s back lie lie nasal
eh Of Sou n
paper this letter the OF the people
Maa1a e. bo g III o
GOOD, SOUND cLAREr WINES,
At - - 80 s. 10 $40 cass nom the best shippers In
il. B. KIRK CO.. 10 Fulton st. and 7os Broadway
HATS AT FACTORY PRICES SUMNER STYLES
ready; Gen'isnen's light Cashmere Hats 70 Ssv
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
,1sF soS sT'.ss 4 SS 81" fsIsr.xq
THEATRICAL posrIks pRoGKAaMks anu TICKETS.
STEAMBOAT AND EAfrkoAD WORK.
FINE WOOD 'I HssonAvlScs.
a. the l Rfsfsj JOB fnisrSa OFFICE.
For the convenience uptown public we have opened
branch once 81 receipt o. esss. :, ~ 9Th Az. corner
broadway -in - lStrfeoplicah bnhulhSl.
MURRAY'S BUCHU CANDY,
and pleasant for weakness diseases Of
the kidneys. Ike. f; Zoe Ask your druggist
OLD RELIABLE
PIPERIIETDSE1CK.
the oldest and most popular brand OF
CHAMPAGNE
In tho United States.
known by from
MAINE TO TEXAS
and westward to the
PACIFIC COAST.
The only wine that IL always the same.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATTHEW'S, LIST Az. and 10th St.. city.
sCHULrZ'S CLUB SODA. IN Oval. PiNTs; BOT.
kissngcn Bitter Water. Schwaibach. 40. shipped upon
short notice. Address CARL H. SCHULTZ. 40 Broad.
THE BEST RYE wHIsKRY IN THE WORLD
The entirely pure BusGARDSrg WHisKEY. made In vir
gnia the old fashioned thud known hand mndev
Nv wood Is offered by II. w. kirk CO. No ~ Fnl-
and No. 1U broadway. Ncw York ~ 30 bottle.
Blue Grass
WHISKY.
Best Ia tho world
Marked and br anded A. NJ. c.
sold only by
ACKER. MEKRALL \ CoNDIr.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NrATuRh's MISUNDERSTANDING MINERAL STRING
~ Water supersedes all other chronic di,
eases otherwise usually fatal DIR. iEAfiIS TREATISE,
Win directions aud testimonials. Tree Depot 80 Broad
way, New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

~ Water snpersedes all other ~ chronic dis
otherwise usually fatal DR. nEAfIiS TREATISE,
WIN directions aud testimonials Tree. Depot 30 Broad
vuy Ne York.
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MOLLY MAGUIRES TO BE Exc.
CUTED.

THE CONVICTION OF DUFFY SUSTAINED
BILE HANGING OF TEN PRISONERS IN ONE