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MARRIED..

In this city, Feb 7, by Rev. W. H. Fem. Thomas
=. knight OF Worcester, Mass, and Miss Della Nc
Kenzie of Portland.
In Falmouth. Feb. 1, by L. Ingalls, Esq.,, Dan'l W.
Hodsdon and Mrs. May E Hodsdon, of Falmouth.
In Winter Harbor, JAM IS, Laforis Foster of Brs-
tol and Miss Julia Hammond OF Gouldsboro.
In Orrington. Jan. 20, John Marshall of George.
town and Miss Olive M. Ryder of Bucksport.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Mxporss.

EOretGE MXp0rss.
LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Moravian-
2i0Oo bush wheat, 4400 do peas 1000 do corn, AGO
do barley. 1862 800 lbs potash 1sS7O0 do butter 4O6
100 do bacon Sc 400 do pork 1O2O77 do cheese 1900
do tongues, 531 quarters beef III carcasses mutton
$4,000 lbs meats, $500 do poultry $1,000 do lard 1890
do bladders 922 bbls apples 200 do -four 96 packages
leather, $40 bush Seed 10 bbls bologna, 96 packages
sundry merchandise.
SAGUA. Schr Mabel staples-330O shocks and
heads, Il, TAG hoops.
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PROVIDENCE, r. L, FEBRUARY 1.-THE transac
lions in printing cloths during the week have beer
limited by lack of spot goods in the Market sales re
ported foot up $4,000 pcs prices closed firm at 81
52c for standard to extra Ga 81 cloths. Some hold
ers are asking 6sc for best extra
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man, cashier, of the Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank of Hartford Conn, have been
arrested, the former for making over drafts
without the knowledge of the directors. and
the latter for classifying the accounts.
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Friday night in Chicago boiler in the Da;lv
News building exploded, demolishina the two
story extension in which it was situated, ruin
ing folder and injuring four cylinders and
presses to some extent. Two or three persons
were scalded ahd bruised.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WilbOrs Cod Liver Oil and Lime.

The great popularity of this sale and efficaeious
preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth. In the of Coughs, Colds Asthma
bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrofulous Humors
and al Censumptive Symptoms. it has no superior,
if equal Let no one neglect The early symptoms of
disease, when an agent is thus at hand which will
Manufactured only by A. B. WILBOR, Chemist,
Boston. Sold by all druggists. feb12sn eod1w
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The House Committee will Report the
State for Hayes
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11-House committee
which investigated the South Carolina election,
will make their report during the present week.
All the points have not yet been definitely act.
ed upon, though they agree that Hayes and
Wheeler carried the state by 700 to 800 major
ity
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INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
We" aBr DEP T, OFFICE CHIEF sIGNAL)
Feb. u, Il A. NIL
For New England.
the Middle and East Atlantic coasts, stationary
or falling barometer, warmer, southeast to
southwest winds, partly cloudy or clear
weather.
Cautionary signals are ordered for lndianola
and Galveston.
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g were the closing quotations OF Gov

dull and little off since first CALL Money at 3per
cent bid. State bonds steady and dull, Stocks
active and better prices. Exchange long, 4S5; do
short, 4s61.
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Boston stock Market.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Feb. 10.
Bank Statement.

NEW YORK.. Feb. 1O.-Thetfollowing is the weekly
statement of the New York City Banks for the week
ending February 10th as compared with the previous
Loans. increase 1876 300
Specie decrease .......,................2 ,6 $500
Legal tenders increase. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4S1, 600
Deposits increase ............."....... I 943 400
Circulation increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n 800
Reserve increase ,,,,,.,,................ 2442,70
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R0REEGN PORTS,

Sid FIN Leghorn previous to 9th inst. sch Albert W
Smith, Pinkham, Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Dunkirk 9Th inst, bargue LaYinia, Eaton
Cuba,
Cid at London 9th inst, barque H D Brookman
Tyson, Tybee.
ar at Liverpool 9th inst ship Flying Eagle, Crow.
ell, Savannah.
Sid i'm Liverpool sth inst, ships Cambridge, Hill
Tybee; barque Saml d Carlton. Freeman. Hampton
Roads; 9th, ships Owego, Anderson, do; Caledonia,
Potter, United States.
Sid I'm Deal sth inst, barque S f Frazer, Knight
from London) for Demarara.
Ar at Queenstown 7th inst, sch j Gamewe
Berry, Batavia.
Cid at Sagua 1st inst barque Georgietta Small, for
Caibaren.
Ar at Baracoa Jan -, sch A Snow, Lord. from
Rockland.
Ar at Halifax sth, sch NJ Haskell, Haskell, from
Boston.
Ar at st John. NIB. sth inst, sch Jessie Hoyt, Nc
Donald, Pensacola; 9th, Hattie King, Grow ley and
Edward Kidder, league, Boston; Lizzie Major, Ira
cey, New York; K Il James, Bissett, and Lizzie q,
Gichrist, Portland.
In port 9th, schs H T Townsend, Wilder, for Car
denas or Havana at "a cts; II 5 Bridges, Landrick,
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for Matanzas at "a cts: Eliza Stevens for Cardenas
at % cts; Lizzie Major, Tracey and Hattie King,
Crowley for Matanzas.
SPOKEN.
Jan 80, lat 80 lon 81, ship Samaria Patten, from
New Orleans for Liverpool.
| Feb G. lat 81 3d. lon "a o. brig Maria W Norwood,
| from New Orleans for Boston.
Feb G. lat 40 Sc, lon 6S 25, brig Sparkling Water,
Hichborn from Boston for Cienfuegos.
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To promote healthy action of the system when
it has become enfeebled by Kidney, Bladder and
Glandular Diseases, Pains in the Back, Loins and
Side. take HUNTS REMEDY. Gravel, Diabetes
Dropsy, Bright's Disease, Incontinence and Intern
perance, are cured by HUNTS REMEDY. A few
deses of HUNTS REMEDY elects these diseases
from the system.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH is the best made.
febl2 eod&w1w
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THE LITTLE GIANT PILL,

That cures Biliousness. Sick. Headache,
and Dyspepsia is for sale at all the drug
pound, Trade mark on square boGes.
ais d6w&w4wsn
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New York stock and MONEY Market.

NEW YORK. February 1O-15.15 P. M.-Gold open
ed at 1853, sold up to 106, of to 1867 Governments
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance--1000 bush cornmeal to g
W 'I'rue K, Co
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Sch T. A Snow, with wrecking party on board,
from Rockland, has arrived at Baracoa with mate
rails for heaving off the schr Israel Snow, which
went ashore there last fall.
Sch Gerrish, (of Lubee) Pike, from New York
for st John, NIB, Is reported ashore at Petit Menan,
N B, and total wreck.
Sch Jas A Potter, Ogler, at Savannah from Boston,
reports, Jan a. when 60 miles OF South Shoal Light
took a severe gale with snow and a heavy sea which
swept deck filled cabin with water, carried off two
boats damaged house and pump gear, split Sails &c.
Sch Storm Petrol, Whitmore, at Baltimore from
Turks Island, reports Dec "a, the south edge OF
the Gulf Stream, was boarded fore and aft by sea
which stove small boat, damaged stern, &c, to the
amount of $780, Edw Curtis, mate, had his back
badly injured by a fall
Sch Tberese A Keene, (of Waldoboro) Keene, at
New York from Smyrna reports, in the early part OF
the passage had heavy westerly gales, and lost and
split sails,
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European Markets.

LONDON, February 10-l230 P. M-Consols at 95
1916 for money and account.
LONDON, February 10-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 90
1916 for money and account.
LONDON, February 1920 P. M.-American Sc
curities-Erie, 81; New York Central $50.
LIVERPOOL, February 10.-1200 P. M.-Cotton-
market active and tirmer; Middling uplands at IL
led; do Orleans 65d; sales of 5000 bales including
5000 bales or speculation and export Receipts to-
day 1000 bales, including Al 90 bales American.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, Feb. 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch Antelope, Roberts, Wiscasset-heading to A L
Hobson.
Steamship Morayian, Bp Graham, Liverpool
Fl s. Allan.
Sch Mabel f Staples, Putnam, sagua-Phinney &
Sch Charles Moody, Eastman, Nortolk-Iaac
Berry.
Sch Turtis Tilton, Sheppard, Philadelphia-Isaac
Z -rry Hobson. and others.
Sch JOSIE Newbnry, Millbridge-Nathl Blake.
Sch Gypsy, Davis, Bristol-D Cheate.
SAILED-Barque Isaac jackson; sch E Moody,
and others.
sunday, Feb. m.
Steamship Nova Scotian, (Br) Richardson, Liver
pool-passengers and mdse to II & A Allan
Barque Everhard, AGer) Hoboth, New York, to load
Brig Torrent, Neil, Perth Amboy-coal to Randall
& McAllister.
Sch Nellie Paine, Pierce Portsmouth.
LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Below Boston 10th, barque Charles Lewis, Race,
from Sourabaya.
Ar at New York 9th, sch Bramhall. Hamilton, FIN
Portland
AR at Queenstown Sth inst, sch Kate M Hilton. Ad-
ans, Portland; 9th, barque Wallace, Mccormack,
San Francisco.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Dec %, barque shawmut Con-
nor, Portland.
Schr aWhitney Long" and Schr .sFarragut'' have
been chartered for G. W. Richardson to load lumber
at Darien Ga, for Yarmouth. Me,
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MEMO e BANDA,

Schr "Whitney Long, and schr "Farragut'' have
been chartered Tor 9. W. Richardson to load lumber
at Daren, Ga., for Yarmouth, Me.
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A UCTION SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
\ RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

DENJAMIN p. FAIKCHTLD AUCTIONEER,
DWill sell Thursday May ut II O'Clock at the
Exchange sale sroon No. Ill Broadway, the valuable
Property known as
knrl's Germana Pnrg,
l4t7th and 1lSth SITS, near Sd
For terms apply ut Office of auconeer. Beach ST.
MARTIN SCHW-ANER Executor 512 West 9th ST., to
NJ O. GROSS Chambers
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A UCTION SALE.-RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IA Pianotortcs, Bronges, Paintings. &c.,
TOMORROW tMonday), ut 10sa O'clock.
ut five story No. COG West 25t st. be-
7ih 9Th avs, rich Parlor and Drawing Room
Suits Steinway Pianofotc. elaborate Chamber Suits,
spring and hair Mattresses comprising in all - rooms COM
petey furnished For particulars see Mondays Herald
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by HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIoEEER.
Office and. Art Galleries, s45 Broadway.

ID ~ UNIVERSITY PLACE
AT THE rRIvATE DIV ELLING H WEST 23D ST.,
ALL rue CARPETS, CURTAINS. CHINA, MIRRORS
PARLOR. CHAMBER DINING AMI HALL FURNI-
TuRE; BEDS. BEDDING. KITCHEN AND OTHER
REQUISITES.
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EXECUTORS SALE
Estate Of Peter Norris deceased.
SCOTT MYERS. No. u Pine st., will sell ut tho Elk.
change Salesroom, III Broadway New York Thursday.
May IL, 1877 at II o'clock.
the valuable Lots of Land on
III nv. and l0fth ~.
Grand Boulevard and 1921 st. southeast corner overlook
ing CRrmansville Depot.
1921 and IBID between Grand Boulevard and Morn
ing Side Park. ~ Lots
seth st., between lth av and Riverside Park
14Jh st. aud New intermedi sth and St. Nicholas
These lots we'll worthy the attention of investors
builders and those desiring choice residences
Will he sold absolutely and on liberal
Catalogues and ni particulars be had OF JOHN H.
NORRIS Executor $50 Broadway. Of the nuctioneers
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A UCTION SALE.
n PETER BOWIE, Auctioneer.
will soil MONDAY May IL nj Ii nclncl

BOW #, Auctoneer,
will sell MONDAY, May IA. at IL o'clock,
At the auction 9Th st. and University place.
large and general assortment OF Household Farniture
consisting of Paror Suits Pier and Mante Mirrors Lace
damask and creon Curtains: rosewood Chamber SUITS
black walnut Besteads. dress Bureaus Washstnnds Hall
Stands. Extension Tables. Sofas Centre Tables Chairs
hair and spring Mattresses, Budding Refrigerators &C
also about 90 Brussels velvet and ingratn- carpets,
which will be about O'clock also Mashals sale ut
the time aud place of black walnut Pier Mirror Cor
nce Curtains and Lambrequns French Clock black wal
nut Bookcases. Nardrobes Dresscase. Lounge &c
T.. DALEY Marshal.
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coAsrMlsE srrAnrsr4rps.

WEEKLY LINZ. FOR rokT ROYAL s. O.; BkuSS
from pier % East River. at s r. NJ -
Steamer CITY OF DALLAS Captain Uinex Nnv ls
Tickets to all points In Florida 1900 =
Apply. tor information aud tickets, tn
G. II. MALLORY CO.
Ht.;a
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SUMMER RESORTS.
rTAPGOOD'S SPANISH ARCHED INSTEP BOOTS
reduced in price for few days only. Opening Of La
dies Shoe parlor, 80 Union square.
For Other Boarding Advertisements See
Directory.
, 1877-04-13
SAN FRANCISCO.

The 0rent Wafer Observation-Disclosures
Cl,crsysna,i."-Ti,e Ortlrr Of CaucxsfAus-~.
Ti,s Oakland Water Front Company.
FAN FnAxrIsen, April l:.-To.day IN ordcr
tasucd from the Twelfth Distslct coust on petition
Of tho Spring vallcy watcr company, command.
manling tho Mayor and Hoard Of Supervisors
10 FsfEAln from carrying out tho provisions recent
ly adopted BY city ordinance empowering tho
Mayer to rcttors tho connection 0! watcr-t,lpcs
with the public squares and other places when
broken by tho Water Company THIS
morning tho water was agaln cut vi frons Tho
public squasos BY tho Company. Thr Mayor,
learning Of this movement, aftcr his Arrival from
tho country this afternoon, employed plumbers 10
tcstose tho connections. and directed tho oltco Of
heers tu prevent apy one fFou turnlng III tho
water hereafter. 1te spnng Valley people
thrcsten to have tho MAJOR ursusted for contempt
Of court In dtsoheyng the Festfalntn2 order tssucd
ty tho Court. The rscsfltnt Of the Water Com.
pnny has Addressed communication to shs Mayor
protesting willingness 10 cntaF Into an sgrcel
ease Ia bs submitted to ths Supreme Curt Ut thu
pssteat term. 10 lcteEmine what II meant BY the
seru ''grcat ucres.lty ussd IN the statute adect-
Ing the Watrs Compshy, and whether tho supply
ior tne ordinary uses Of the municipality Is In.
eludc In lhr tefM; tAa dec!aloR t1 END all coniE0
very hctwssn tns city aud Company: the c.au 10
include stipulated amount tn l.t acceplea by tho
Cuu,uny in dIschargs Of liz clan. fur past service
in ca's iua.tasnt IL rendered ia favor Of tbs
in tls easc Of tho unisea 6tatea against ex-
Treasurer cheesewau, in circult to-day. Jadse
sawys5 rendered @ A. 1eseioa ta favor ot t;ls d.
A.sefs! sltsalaf H.. h*en i:*sed t* tho Ex.
s msaSefs ,sds 8S q ,aSssss j. funa
VI aecaFe counsel 10 look utter aud dete3d the In
teEe.t4 ot tho lsdcr. which Il liksiy to*o aueetpu
BY t4e apptaaehlns tsia'* Of tile chie9 musdsEsss
Ths di.puis between The United stssss and The
, 1877-04-13
LETTERS.
ENOTTEn tt0TEg.

INkL
~ nc Adi'oT o. iA< 1f1eaH<.
LftrAao, April 11.-With The ST. Louis hFe re-
ours the vital innntfy, .Why ate not feasible
adopted ior the alton Of tho lives OF
those Occupying elevated rooms IN larRe public
budngs:'
ia Il not remarkable th.t hotel n1optSttors, IN
view Of tho dangers tsotn hre and exposure to de-
ftTuction Ii twu forms, Viz: burning and failing,
fail to take such tteps for tho safety os guests n
arc within fcrch. anil rrontp.l7 suggested by any
What mare Practicable letter xniled to fhe end
des!rtd than to supply cnch rum With halg.inch
, 1877-04-13
THE BLACK HILLS.
Miners wsy1nld hy intilana-CnuEht ln =
Storm.
MI ~

Miners xvay1aId hy fntilans-CnuEht La =
Storm.
Eetesai Dispatch 10 1as Tribune.
CAsToNuExr. !tESu, Wyo. April q, via Fonr FET-
TERRAIN, April 1?.-ffcf|sert Smith and William
ltyaa. WIN left on the ed Inst. for the
Hack Hills. srr reported nj harlng been
killed by Indians on tue following dny Al u point
ahout thirty miles nortlicust Of thls canonnrnt.
The tnen accompanied d Government train. 4
dIssance Of twenty miles out they struck out fur the
north in company with Private Matthew freYtr.
Gu. Z. Ninth 1nfansrr. who dererIcl fron, tho
train. When the trio reached tht vicinity Of
Pumpkin i'uttca they wcrc Ambusbcd by bomc
fifteen Indians. Tho n,lners were killed out
right. FscJes was sererely wounded lu tic shopl-
der. and crcps lnto hole some twcnty
yast's from hs dead coalsat!es. And remained H.
crtscd thtrty.tfx hours. During this Interval the
aayaces punderrd and horribly nutilhed thsIF vle-
Tins III pisn view Of the Ipllfer. fseyeF finally
escaped. n,tl with dtnicu'.y nals hs way back to
the old Fart Smith ltoal. whcrr he was picked np
by t1.s main ,nzty aud conveyed this oo!nt. Thu
survivor stouty nalntalns the truth of tho story.
and this morning willingly started with Lieut..
Prizes nud ten men 10 bury hia co,usadcs. smith
lcascs wife and children At Evanston. this TsrEl
tory. whtle Isy.an rtstted In Horton.
hero oa Narc. IL, were caught Ia the terrible SNOW
.!o1m Ct April and @ on ,he 'sae l!a'nS sr n.rh Of
extra clot,llng, and arr believed 10 hnse perlshcd.
Twenty Ave miners left for Ill: torn ind Wind
Nlyrr Mountain t0'day. They carry four month";
ar,nr.I and e1Hllltrd.
The nsw bsIso across Powder RiYss Replacing
juss bten completed. It'll Ito feet long, and proof
agnIllst future hulpls.
Nal, li1tt.at having been Ordered to report to
0tn. Eteak. terminates his waiting for Spotted
Tail ty startInv for tlIr Sonth th.tlay.
S5rriat fh.pafch to 1tt Trt9aas.
Etfttt r. tIst q ~ rhnfRAAf
building sc,cnty.ays lniles of the Covinston.
Count,u. u l,lack Hills isailreaI shs sunlsnef haa
keen trt tn n. 4. l>asunp0rt 4 Co., pf :;uw York,
This will tnke tho fnall fro,l ioncA. the urescnt
Western terminus II the vcln!fv Ut trSellI City,
Intention Ut tho Company to rut,.pIca lilo roxd 10
tho ltlla carly ~ posslb1e. mid II IL brababo
Knuihp contract will *t,on be concluded. which will
extend the roud 1: u!Ilts West ls r1cssnt sc21n1.
There arc rr0in 1urty 10 une hnn1rsd men , day
arriving here now. bound far tic Black Hills,
, 1877-04-13

when shea ,tont. cool Irish gtri-saId. quietly.
poor soul down ! can walt antl be raff." Ali
wcre farcd from that window, II IN pleasant 10
add.
1nole htmrclf sescned number Of peraons,
whoni he had 10 take bodily from, the Apartments,
The individual from New York. who hesntcd inc.
drunk hut that he followed oolc's Instructions to
clo't the surl lar on the SILL and when the escape
rnli oH and drop into Toolc's srms,-n c4se OF
pre':ncn Of mind which h4s moi often been
ehuafed.
, 1877-04-13
INCIDENTS.

st. koat4 Gtot<. ntMecraS, AoTsti7.
Ths stLdest caae Of u! Was that Of youuK Mr.
Hszen. chief clerk In the Auditors once Of The
Missouri Pacific Hallway. Tho Auditor Of Tho
Io%d, Nj. u. L. White, has, tor sena weeks paat,
boon very sick, aud Mr.. liazen wzs Ia tho hshs Of
pusaipR h,m md sitting up with him, IN his roon,,
On tho sixth foor, At tho hotel. After tho alarm
Of afo was given on yesterday morning. hs waa ths
dras of thu two Ia wake. liz saw the famea COM
Ing In, aud 1t once woka up Nj. WhIt:. Tha
twaia 1mueaiatsly set to work 10 pick up the bed.
clothes and a2ks llns. AL Hh1ts ssJs hs sstI
, 1877-04-13

most every story. and tho an,oke had 70 hilca mo
corridors anil stntrwaYs A. to aIinoat make u I'm
pp.sble to traverse them. 4 rumor was current
that only ono man, excepting tho nisht'elctk' was
kept on duty In The hotel at night
THE rRorR1gToHs
falling to nrpstlo tho necessary forcs 10 glyo an
a!as.s In case Of danger. To th's the propr!ctors
publish IN emphatic denial, atatlnR that trrc weto
three men always on duty In thc celIhr,-yix., the
engineer, fireman, md assstant,-fcyen pcsfous
on tho main hoot, the clerk. two oFtsrs, Two bcl-
BOYS, ami two bootbuckB THE hitter paHrlng
through all parts OF tho honsc collect.
,pg boots and sfocs Of tho gutstsl, and
two watehsncn, especially employed to patrol the
halls on tho upper floors md guard agalnst any
violation Of the rules governing tl,c hotef.
MANY TErEuHAMs
have been received by CHIEF. Of Police McDonoush
to-day from various parties throughout the country
in1u'rIng for friends. Ono from brooklyn, n. T..
aligned j. T.. Gilbert, making inquiries regarding
Harry Gllbert-answer, ''Sayel"; one from,
for Lne, I1an'y-answes, - ''sared:'' ono from q.
ansmcs, % robsSiSy SSbs bntnsed one iron, Jeros
r tsR Nit q, sa ~ aaet T:G{ ts re-: Rp2San Rsans,.. 4 Il
''cannnt be found, nnt hnyc not FcroFtgd"; ono
from I'm Eranelsto inquIrIng for Il. raeIet,i-
lnqsttns for 1fefton"ansses s !e ss d 10 not
not 10 found"
DEMOLITION.
ecytrnl Interim wn'lt, which were unsafe, hare
been pulled down, ard all Will be evelcl 70 that
tl,e ncn can worE all osor the ruins without dam
ger.
HENRI nAzEN.
The funeral services Ut tleMfy lta1en wcse held
tn:aay. lhu ticy. ur. Schnylets, Of chrat Church,
olfclalfng. The tcnalns will 10 forwarded TO
Newcastle, Pa, his former homo.
ONE AGNnRED MEN
arc to rcauMc work Oh tlu ruins tn the morning,
tlhkf nfkHn lSI1tf
VI effective action. 1t IL tou8ht that the devefop-
mcnsA will he startling. TUG discovery Of the
curpsu OF m Infant tU.ttny which Ia unclaimed
wol.ld to Indicate That lts parents also pc1.
lAhcd, a. no CHILD has been reported missing.
SUTTON,
the ynnH1 man who occupied II room With the hty.
Mr. White. who wss dashed 10 pieces In attempt.
tn7 TO escape has nut yet turned up and he IL sup.
posed to hayc perisl11d.
bENELY IOBT.
II. j: Clark, . conductor on the Southeastern
itoad, lad Wits md little daughter. All three
ha1 not heen heard Of up to Aliln,ynt, and they
afc given up for lost BY ali bur the must sanguue.
, 1877-04-13
TRADEMARK SUIT,

CLxyxLAHa, O., April l..-1n the unitsd Statea
Court here 10. day tho hrst of tho celebfsted Ham.
burg mediCIue trademark eAxss wAa tried. u,
Ercnst aud Louia Weinberg, indicted tos Infringing
and eouuteEfeltipx th4 trads lnaEk vi /. Soyslet
Co., Of Balusn0ts, were founta guilty BY The
InFy On I'll tks coc1ts in shs indict1sRt. Hsntsncs
te4sEFsd.
, 1877-04-13
MARINE NEWS.

East sAutxAw, Mich. April l2,--Ths new
steamer. the W, Il. Burt, built hers foE tho SaRt'
nav Hiycs Steamboat Llae, was !suachad thus af-
ieFpoon successfully. 6hs u III feat osetall, 20
feet beam. and draws 30 iuches Vt wslef she cost
80. 000, and was baila ~ Cspt kslasy. Of
Ehlt&KQ.