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The New York herald., 1877-12-26

oniccr Reilly, OF the Twentieth precinct, on Mon.
day night was accused BY u number OF ctzcns OF
brutally assaulting woman, named AIRS Hardwick,
and number Of persons who to her rescue
Captain Washburne was visited last night and gave
the following version OF the affair When he was in
formed OF tho matter he despatched officer 10 bring
Oniccr Reilly TO tho station house. Ho vas brought
in ana the Captain was sure he was not at that time
under the Influence OF liquor lie was made 10 walk
tho floor in The presence OF about torty people, not
one of whom would say that ho drunk. Accord
ing 10 tho regulations OF the department the Captain
was obliged 10 receive the complaint OF assault aud
have II entered upon the station botter, together
with the names of The compainants This was done
in the usual and regular way. The name oi the officer
was given TO the complanants and they FULLY
structed as TO the manner Of proceeding against tho
officer. The Captain stated that there were marks
OF violence upon any ono Of the compainants and
that Oaiccr Reilly had said tina. he had
arrested the for disorderiy conduct Eighth
avenue, she being in toxcaed at the time. The Cap
tain asserts that he did everything possible for him to
do under tho circumstances showing tho COIN
plainants how to proceed against the officer Tho
rules OF the department would not admit oi his doing
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
THE COLORED BABY SHOW.

THE PRIZES AND THE BABIES WHO HAVE
WON THEM.
The managers OF the National Colored Jubilee Baby
Show, recently held in Glmores Garden, announce
the following as the prizes awarded by the Judges:
Mrs. Braxton Mrs. Jones and Mrs Green, No. 20 Mi
META !anc, No ass seventh avenue, No. York street,
respectively, each draw cash prizes for twins Fostno
J. Guerra No. i32 Utica avenue, brooklyn, receives
the prize for the finest year old Robert Delaney
No u MinetA street. receives the prize finest
two year old. and George Hyatt, No 322 East Sixticth
street. receives the prize ior the finest hreo year DID,
Mrs. Lucy smith, No 50 west Third street, mother
oftne vo children born separate Lrths years.
anu Mrs. GiIlis, No. $50 Wost Eighteenth street, both
receive cash prizes Tor tho greutcst
city. Mrs. Cecilia Dudley. No. IL Mne,ta street, has
been decided the whitcst, aud VIII receive nrizs.
Mr.. John W. Hamilton, the manager, states that he
Will be at MS office all day to-day 10 pay those who
have drawn prizes
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
OBITUARY,
DIR. A. L. SANDS, or NEWPORT.

DIR. A. L. SANDS, OF NEWPORT.
The sad news OF the death Of DR.. A. l.. Sands, at
Cliro, Egypt mas been received. DR.. Sands was one
ofhe leading physicians oths DAY, ana rclatci 20
many Of tho oldest and most prominent New York tam
ics. lie has resided at Newport r. L. 10. many years
and great iavorito among the summer residents
The summer before last, US recorded In tho HERALD
al the time, DR.. Sands, while his way home from
tho club house at late hour was way laid after
being Knocked down was robbed. The whole city was
aroused the following morning, Tor the decd
was ono or the most atrocious ever commit
ted In Newport Tho members o the cub
immediately subscribed 81, 900 Tor the oi tho
villain and the city also offered liberal reward.
lew days aftcrwurd Jessc d. Mitchell OF Block Island
arrested SUSPICION and subsequently, con
to Captain Hammond, OF the police force, pres
ence OF New Bedford oliccr, that he was Tho guilty
party. He was arrested IN New Bedford and sub.
scquently taken to Newport, tried and convicted
lie tho Prison for twenty years and
the reward was promptly paid 10 the parties who had
effected his arrest Dr. SANDS from the effects of the
beating, confined to his bed for long and
his death was daiiy expected. He rallied. how.
and was taken South whero he spent tho winter
or 1875 He was never able 10 practise asain. a
short limo ago he resolved to take TRIP to Caro-
the van hope that two years soJourn the banks
health. HIS iamily accompanied MN. lii the death
DR.. Sands Newport has lost an honorcd citzcn, aud
the profession oi which he was efficient member
whose place IL viii be difficult 10 uil Tho re-
mains, soon as practicable, VIII be brought homo
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
COLONEL WILLIAM w. REMME7.

Colonel William ". Remmcy, formerly we'll known
National Guard officer Of this city, died yesterday at
hts residence, No 2s Lexington svcnue Jersey City
Hognts. Colonel lcmmey born Ia this city IN
the year lS40, and was educated IN the Fifteenth
ward schools. During the he joined the
Twenty-sccond regiment Now York state Ma
tioEal Guard, tho battalion being raised
Ly Colonel Lloyd Aspinwa, .undor the
auspices Of tho Union Defence Committee, Tor the
threo months term OF service In The field. Young
Remmey was present, with his resmont at Harper's
Terry when the garrison was surrendered by Colonel
Mills during tho Antictam campaign IN 1852 Alter
the war lie rose to the position VI lieutenant
pany u, ana nnllly became its captain An cnthusi-
officer, he COON made his company the strongest
In the regiment, and wnen Colonci Aspinwall pro-
noted BrigadIcr General and assumed command
OF the old Fourth brigade, Captain Remmcy 10
the rank OF u field oiiiccr, a0d IN duo time made
colonel oi the regiment He continued IN command
Tor several ycars, and finally retired rom the State
service because OF pressing business engagements and
the TACT that he had become nonresident Many wili
doubt remember tie youthful colonel OF the twenty
second, and bis death VIII be mourned by alb Of his
old comradcs The funeral Will take place morrow,
at three T.. M., at tho residence oil tLe family.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
A HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.

Oncer Thomas Mulvey, OF the Eighteenth precinct,
on Monday evening saw u young man disposing OF =
In the horse market IN East Twenty fourth
srcc,. The price asked Tor tho animal was low
that the officer convinced the young J.
gagged in selling stolen property. Muvcy therefore
rested him on suspicion, and II turned out 10 DO a
wise move, the animal really proved 10 be stolen
The prisoner, who gave The nams OF Charles Gale aged
twenty seven, OF No 200 Hudson street, urraigned
tn the Fiityscventh street Court yesterday morning
William Wentz OF No. ia Bay street, Jersey City,
made ailavlt that on the 24th oi December q
worth $780, grocer's wagon OF the value or
500 and set OF harless worth $685. all oil the value
oil $685. were solcn from his place oi business and ho
recognized his property tho horse which Gale tried
TO dispose of and the wagon and set oi harness
afterward fouHd the prisoners possession. Gac 1T
rst denied he had stolen the property but when
he ore Justice Wandeil ne acknowledged his quit. lie
was held IN default OF 81, 500 bail.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
WANTEr--AN OWNER.

officer Houghly Of the Tweuty-nnth precinct, last
night noticed young man walking down Seventh
avenue, Of rather bulky proportions who an
Ulster coat which appeared much too long for him.
On closer inspection the officer found that
tho bulky . appearance Of tho ysung
was caused by ladies' cloaks, dress
Goa. and several other articles OF wearing apparel
which tho young man had concealed under his
Ulster. At the station house he gave his nalnc
Augustus g. Clark, oil No. 1z9 East Tweniy-seventh
street. aud being searcned two silver ladies',
mark ed "a. f. H. - seal, several miniatures, laccS
aud other vaiuaDles, worth about $500, were found
his person. Ho refused to say how or where he
obtained the articles found in mis- possession. and
was locked up while the police arc trying TO lind
owner Tor them.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
JOB II. JAoKsoNs vINDICATIoN.

LETTER OF. LxoNERATIoN FROM TIE GOVERNOR
OF GEORGIA.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. "a, 1871
Job II. Jackson, Of tlris city, who was taken 10
Atlanta In October requstion IRON the Governor
OF Georgia charge of improperly obtaining
money from that State, reached home this morning,
bearing the following autograph letter from the Gov
ernor OF Georgia.
STATE or GEORGIA. EXECUTIVE DEPARrMENr,l
ATLANTA, Ga, Dee. -, 1877.
Mr. jon II. JACKSON, Wilmington. Deli
DEAR SlRlt gives pleasure TO that upon full
hearing OF the facts In tho OF the State against
self. satisfied that the criminal suit brought
der misappre hension. The Executive has right
power Interfere With tho JUDICIAL department. Of the
its proceedings Yet shall advise that
noe prosequ be entered in the the ground that
the facts fully vindicute you
1t Is that make this
regret for the unpleasant ccust that
tended the matter 1t Is due the State the attorneys
that should also that the information had
planned Justified In our view the taken Respect
fully your obedient servant.
ALFRED H. CULoUITT, Governor Of Georgia
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
THE CIGARMAkERS.

Tie difficulties between M cigar man nufacturers and
their late workmeu still unadj justed, and while tho
excitement which attended the commencement
OF the strike Ia considerably nDatcd each party seems
obstinatey determined not to concede compromise
The employers continue tneir advertisements Tor
work men with the announcement mo Union men
need apply" and they occasionally have the ranks OF
their employees Increased by III: addition OF men
from abroad us well as by seeding Union hands On
tho other band tho strkors mold their meetings rcgu
larIy, and the relief stores continue furnish sup
plies to the destitute. The experiment. OF having fac
tory OF their own Is found TO work thus irr quo sat
isactory anu great help 10 the relief iund Of tho
Central 0rgaIi zation.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
FATAL IGNOKANC CE.

Mrs. Maria Weber thirty-six years old, and residing
nj No. GO james street, died on sunday from metro
pertonts the effect OF an abortion p,Jught about by
the use OF Instruments She w~- shc vile OF a shoe.
maker and mother OF iou. children The doctor who
attended hor during ~ n.l ihreo days oi her Illness
refused to grant csrcate aud the case was referred
10 inc Coroner MRS. j. a. EDhardi, Of No. lso Essex
street. MIDWIFE was arrested by order Of the Cora
ncr, bat was yesterday discharged, no evidence ap.
bearing against her IL appeared that Mrs. weber.
being most OF time IN III health, WINS III the habit
OF ienorantiy using instruments her eli and IN that
way brou gnt about the disease from which she died.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
THE NEWARK BANKS.

FAVORABLE REPORT FOLLOWING AN INvEsTIGA-
TIoN BY THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON. Dec. 25. 1871
Fears having been entertained that the standing OF
certain national banks In Newark, n j., had become
impaired through failures OF c6rrcative enterprises
IN which they known to be moro or loss in
volved pccuniariy, tho Treasury Department about
three weeks ago sent Official to mako an exam,na
ton into their condition. The examiner made a
thorough investigation OF the business OF those banks
especially those which did come within the juris
diction Of the local Bank Examiner, who is depended
on TO kccp the department posted in regard to all
banks within his observation, aud found their con-
aition satisfactory in every respect The deposits arc
larger generally than they have been for long time,
and tho none. general thing is placed out A. low
interest and In places where risk Is taken.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
ALLEGED FEMALE sHoPLIFTERs.

Detectives Folk and Corwin, Of tho Brooklyn Gen.
trail Police once, arrested Mary Hicks, aged twenty
years. and Annie Williams, twenty i've years on
Monday night, Tor shopliiting. twenty-five dollars
worth OF fancy goods whic were stocn 1t IS alleged
from ioescrs store on Fulton street. found In their
possession. Tho women, who claim 10 be cigarnak-
crs reside ut No. 90 Attorney street. this city. Mary
A. Clark. alias Campbell, thify-one years OF age,
siding ut Fort Hamilton, WAS arrested Tor stealing $40
worth OF goods from T. W. Woods fancy store rho
prisoners were locked up to answer
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
REV. JONATHAN CRANE,

The knv Jonathan Crane, tho pastor of the First
Congregational Church IN, r'ddlciown, y. T., was
stricken with apopiexy while preaching his pulpit
on sunday morning last and Gied yesterday afternoon
at tour oclocH. Deceased born IN Schenectady
and graduated from Lnioa College aud the Auburn
Thcological Seminary. He forty years IN the
ministry Nineteen years ut Attoboro, Mass. I;
three years pastor OF the Twentieth street Cong
galional Church, New York; from 1850 1868 at
Middictown; year Mt ~ Joseph, NO.; i've years Mt
Kalamazoo, Mich, and was recalled TO Middletown n
Two years ago. He was an NliLentiy good man and
was beloved by his people.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
BARCLAY STREET FIRE.

number Of articles OF male and female clothing
were yesterday recovered from tho RUNS OF the Bar
clay street re and taken to the lenty Police
precinct. whore they will DO held for Identification
they were most likely the property OF the employees
And were left behind In their hasty exit from The
building.
M Heilmann, one OF the young men who so
badly burned NJ the fire. died yesterday at his home,
On mo corner of Fourth street aud avenue Is. Tho
Obroner examined the body and pronou death
DO due to injuries received at the Barclay street fire.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
BOARDING HOUSE ROBBERY.

John Lee, boarder at No. 20 Main street, Brook
lyn had his trunk stolen from his last evening"
1t contained $50 In money and clothes valued at Sl4.
Alter dgent search It was found ,ransacked IN tho
attic OF The building, and John Kenny aud John
kilmead were arrested Tor committing tho robbery.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
AFTER SEVEN YEARS

Seven years sinca August Tieocrt wandered away
from his homo in Newark aud pursued The life OF
tramp Yesterday ho turned up at homo and was
we'll received by his wife ut her house, No 2 Badger
avenue on Clinton HILL While al dinner he was
suddenly sezsd with ht Of apopexy, Ic back IN his
chair aud instantly expired. He was about sixty
nf a0c
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
BURGLARY.

AEARcHING FOR PAPERS IN A SCANDAL CASE.
CrxcfyxArr, Dec. rs, 1877.
Tho residence Of DR.. d. W. Mccarthy, on Seventh
street. was entered about i've O'Clock this morning
and about 900 worth OF and vauabIe papers
carried of. II Is surmised by the doctor that the
burglary was planned for the purpose Of securing
papers bearing upon recent sensational scandal case,
rs six large envelopes containing correspondence
relative to tnat ose were taken away.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamships Bothnia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool, and Canada, for Havrc, will sail from this port
on Wednesday.
The mails Tor Europe will close at tho Post Once At
halpast seven A. NJ, AMI for France direct n eight
O'Clock A. N.
Tho NEW YORK HERALD Edition for Europc--wili
bc ready at halpast six O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies. 10 wrappers for mailing, SIX conts
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
FIRE IN A PAPER MILL.

1re, supposed to have originated from sparks in
coal box. occurred shortly before two O'Clock ycsto
day morning In Philips papcr mill corner Of Carroll
and Ncvins streets, Brooklyn. The damage, esti-
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
A WATCH STOLEN.

Mr. L. II. Chaplin, residing corner OF Myrtle and
Washington avenues; Brooklyn, reported at tho Ninth
sub precinct IN that city yesterday that while drink
ing evening previous tho liquor saloon OF
Culmer, on Rafph avenue. his pocket was picked BY
valued nt slo5.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
DIED

CnARLEs.-After long illness, at the residence o.
his brother, ll5 East 46lh ST., j. w CHAnLLs IN ths
56th year OF his agc.
Notice oi funeral hereafter.
lF0r other Deaths See SceaM Pagei
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnISGroS, Dec. 26-I a. NJ.


OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsnIsGroS, Dec 26-l a. NJ.
Indications.
For New England and tho Middle Atlantic States
falling baron eter stationary or lower temperatures
northery winds and partly cloudy or clear weather
For Wednesday in the South Atlantic States, north
east winds backing to westerly, ialng followed by
rising barometer ana cooler, CLOUDY partly cloudy
weather.
For the Gulf States, rising barometer, cooler north
and west winds aud clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and lake region,
falling followed py rising barometer, northeast
northwest winds and cooler, cloudy ard rainy, fol-
lowed by clearing weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys, stationary barometer and temperature, NORTH
erly winds and partly clear weather.
rho rivers will remain nearly stationary.
The temperatures will remain above freezing In tho
canal regions OF Maryland aud Virginia.
Cautionary signals are ordered Tor EasporL
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
TOWN HOUSE A.p CHURCH DESTROYED.

NhDOLPI, MnsB DOC. %, 1917.
Shortly after midniet last night it was discovered
shat the Town House l. Holbrook, Mass, was on lire,
ana the building was soon destroyed together with
Winthrop Church, adjicent The Town House
the gift OF tho late ElisaN. Holbrook and contained
the town library AMI oiccs, Charles H. Rced's drug
store, A. 0. Crawiord'sdry goods store and T. NJ.
Flyes' jcwelry store. Tn. Town House valued at
S35, O0O ana insured for 80 00o The amount OF loss
on Winthrop Church is Unknown; 1t Is insured for
$50, 600 The aggregate hss oi tho private occupVas
Of the Town House is $4,000, ana is partly covered
by Insurance.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
FIGHT AT A BALL.

fight occurred about three o'clock yesterday
morning In sawycr's Rooms, Of Jay and Fulton
streets. Brooklyn, whore colorcd ball was being
held, and the police OF tho First precinct had to turn
the entire party into tho street Iho ballroom Was
then locked up Tor the balance OF the night
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
PLANNING MIL BURNED.

PoTTsLLE, Pa, Dec. 25. 1877.
William Buochey's Pottsllle Planning Mill ana It's.
contents, consisting OF lumber and woodwork, was
burned this morning. LOSS $4,000; INSURANCE
$l2 600. As tho flro discovered In several places
about tho mill there Is ioubt but that IL was the
work OF an incendiary.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
FIRES.

BOOT AND SHOE tToRE puRNED-saRIoUs IN
JURIAs TO FIREMEN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25, 1871
AT to-day lH broke out at No !, ,023 Chestnut
street, in the boot AMI shoe store OF West Co., the
second floor being ccupied by E. W. Kelly, ta,lor.
Tho fire originated nj the cellar around the heater.
burning through intd the first floor, destroying
o. the stock and fxttes. Loss estimated at 5000
INJWY TO FIRFMEN.
Two 1remen narroHy escaped suilocation, and were
rescued with diflcult.and In inscnsble condition.
One OF them recoveru almost Immediately, but tho
+, other william Fcitr, OF Engine Company No. II,
was taken to tho hosI tal In dangerous condition.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
SPECIE PAYMENTS ON CHRISTMAS.

SOUTH NoRwALK, Conn.,, Dec. 25, 1877.
The Norwaik Iron Works Company paid all It's EN-.
ployes In gold on Christmas eve.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
FIRE IN A HOTEL.

Gro occurred last evening IN cosot in the base
mcnt OF the Everett House. Thore was no damago
whatever. me fro being promptly subdued by the
pIoyes Of the house.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
AN UNRIAS.En nrINInN

THE ASSAULTS or WINTER ON THE LUNGS
can ony be repuised by using nALKs HoSsY or HoRE-
PiwE's TooruAcHE DROPS In one minute
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record will show the changes IN the
temperature Tor the past twenty four hours in COM
paison with tho corresponding date oil last year, az
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Buildiug:-- tss -
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
rkcroGY BURNED.

SPRINGFIELD, VI, Dec 25, 1877.
Tho buildings OF The Union manufacturing Company
eere burned tonight Loss, $000 insurance, "a, $50
The New York herald., 1877-12-26

CUTLERY WORKS sERiDUsLy DAMAGED.
PHnADErSnA, Pa, Dec. 25, 1877.
White Sanson's cutlery sprks at Frankford
damaged by fire to-day to thAcxtcnt OF $40 600 Tho
hrm have an insurance OF ont $4,000
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
OFFICER RElLLY's CONDUCT.

Average temperature yesterday y............... 36
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year.. ......... q
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
s.uRt,J,E..

pRcxkLLKs-n0rfL Dr. SUEDE. Is TfE ceSfkE
dot the town. overlooking Tie new boucvards. Exceielt
CUISINE and wines at hest quality.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26

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A.-sEE WHAT DENMAN SAYS ABOUT
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THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
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LAW. BANNING. INSURANCE OR ANY LIGhr
BUSINESS PURPOSES. APPLY IN THE. COUNT
INC ROOM OF THE HERALD
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BrL .ocK PERfECrIxu PRESSES
capable OF printing l 1000 copies per hour
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ALSO ALL TIE sTEREorypE. MACHINERY BE.
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New York Herald
EJROPE.
DRrxkLLEs-ii0rfL Dr. SUEDE Is TifE ceSTKE
Dot the town. overlooking the boucyards Exceeut
CUISINE and wines at hest quality.
SEA Ipp ltI.st,ATgn~S
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
,ySxE ~ ,,iyE> AWAY WfrIt risE rcffTlS

EAsr LYME = uiyEs AWAY wirn rnE FIRE
ILsiDE COMPANION, vut to-day.
NERVOUS ExiiAusrioN-A MEDICAL ESSAY. CON
IN prlsine seros OF lectures delivered kahns Museum
oi Anatoy Sew York the OF pre- are
decline showing iniisputaby how lost heath iay
gained RrordinS clear synopsis OF the 10
marriage and the sreatment Of and physical ob-
Ny, being the rcsnlt OF - years experence.
cents Address tac author Dr. Ia KAHN saoe snd .sss-
dsnes u East IVsh si. New iorR.