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The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
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tion of one of Phiiadelphia's oldest physi-
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system, BY merit 1t has become standard
medicine. suffering and money saved by
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street.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
Hero and There,

Hero and There.
Children's coffins in Russia are trimmed
in pink
The Cremationist Society in Brussels
has 400 members.
Apron fairs are popular, charitable
and lucrative device in San Francisco.
A young French woman lately found a
thousand franc note in her deceased moth
er's chignon.
In the last year 191 persons have died at
Hartford who were sixty years old or over,
tifty-one of whom were women.
Boston proposes to have mechanics
exhibition, at which the most brilliant
display of the leading manufacturing in
tereets of New England is promised.
The commercial travellers of New Eng
land, who are 10000 strong: are to organ
ize an association, and have petitioned the
Massachusetts Legislature for charter.
|. The brother and heir of the dethroned
Tyceen of Japan is now studying in Paris.
He is described as gentlemanly, quiet
young man. The Mikada allows him
81 900 year.
The asylum for worn-out railroad en-
ployees, provided for insCommodore Van
derbilts will, is to be erected on his farm,
at Low Point, about twelve miles below
Poughkeepsie.
allow much did he Ieave?" inquired
gentleman of an acquaintance, on learn
ing the death of wealthy citizen. "Ev-
erything," responded the truthful man,
che didn't take dollar with him."
Orders have been given by the Russian
government to the managers of the lmpe-
rial Iron Foundry at Tula, to construct,
without delay, 10000 iron huts for the &C
commodation of troops.
Bread hereafter is to be sold in Reading
by the pound instead ofby the loaf Those
failing to comply with the ordinance will
be fined $40, ard those found using i'm
proper or unwholesome material in pre-
pairing bread will be fined S25.
Several citizens of Union township,
Clearfeld county, Pa.,propose organizing a
Joint stock company for the purpose of
boring for oil in that district, 1t is said
there are good surfrce indications for the
finding Of the fluid.
A Goldfish hangs in the representatives
chamber of the Mas sachusetts state house
which was placed there on the motion of
John Rowe, Boston merchant, in 1884,
IS memorial of the importance of the cod
ishery to the welfare of the Common
wealth.
A new glove has been brought out in
'aris, called lie CANT Beatrice, which says
he inventor, 'is warranted not to retain
ny marks of straining or pressure on be-
1g taken off the hand" This is the sort
glove which would suit the budding /
irts of either sex. !,
At Carlisle. England, short time since 7
le Clerk of the Peace announced that the j
easury would in future allow only one 4
1inea instead of two for brief. The law '
ers, however, organized strike, and Sue s.
,eded in getting the latter amount. 7
An Ohio believer in Gen. Pleasonton's = :.
ue glass theory has had blue 6 lass room c
adt, in which he keeps his six daughters S
lree hours every day. He is poor man
1t he fancies that the mental and physical
nprovement of the girls will increase :
eir value in the matrimonial market, and
compensate him.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10

DIVORCES--I / ana the only person obtain
- ing legal divorces bearing certificate
vi Judge OF the Court. Refer to lera Of
Court and business meu in Chicago q K.
SIMS, 81 ashland Block, Chicago. Ill. jan5
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
FINANCIAL,
WILMINGTON, February 7.

GOLD AND RoNL QUOTATIONS.,
AZ reported by Ell:o ,,":hnson & Co., Bank.
ors and Brokers, sixth and Markell Sts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

Incendiary fires seem to be the cpl
dsmic In the State just now. Several
small towns, Homer, Tchula, and others,
in this and neighboring States, have
been almost completely destroyed,
while gins, store houses, ETC., have been
burnt by incendiaries to an unusual
extent. Before the election such an
occurrence always figured In Radical
papers as q political outrage, but now
that we have no election before us these
acts have lost all political significance
and are simply outbreaks OF deviltry.
Any person who can suggest the cause
and q remedy for this will receive as
much appreciation in the country as
Wilmington and his cat did among the
people upon whose shore he
landad
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

and that Matt and Tom succeeded
In making very advantageous sale.
After the count, Mr.. Kenner met
Wells, and shaking hands with him
said:
Wells. must express my astonishment and
sincere regret at what you have done. He
turned quickly. and looked at me tKennerl
and said: :" What could I do7 Ysu had no
said hsDs did al no rsb TRUST
said you better believe did.
These brief sentences explain to the
country the title on which Stephen
B. Packard claims to be Governor OF
this State. The loathsome creature OF
two forgers and perjurels who he and
his party brought up, he sits under the
shadow Of Federal bayonets, to vex and
disturb this State; to crush Its interests
and paralyzs its trade, and waiting
anxiously for recognition from Wash
ington which will give him and his fol-
lowing Of thieves new lease OF power
and plumber.
He is no moro the Governor OF this
State than he Ia the Governor of New
York. He is q thief skulking in his
hiding place, waiting until the new
night OF despotis shall descend upon
the community, that he may set forth
to begin his work OF robbery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19
FOR SALE.

AHANDsOME PLACE OF TWO ACRES front
on the beautiful river Teche. comprising sc
acres of excel emit. newiy-feneed land, of which
go are admirably adapted to the cultivation Of
sugar. cotton, or corn: the balance consisting
of a magnificent mesdow In which the residence
is situated. The whole property will be sold
consisting of the land above mentioned, and
residence kitchen, cabins, stable, vegetable and
fruit gardens and all necessary appurtenances.
This offers an excellent opportunity to any one
wishing to raise stock, or to cultivate cotton or
sugar on small scale, there being cotton gin
and ssugar mill in the neighborhood. This
property has never been inundated. The
dwelling house is comfortably furnished and
will be sold with or without furniture.
For particulars address A. e. g., Postofflce,
Box lao, New Orleans. fe1s % tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

With virtue differing rs to form, but
irrepressible to the end, Levisee con-
fessed that he was ineligible; but what
did that matter with the Aliunde Tribu-
nal? Levisee had no right to go behind
the returns and tell the truth, and the
High Joints decided by vote of to 2
that he must be- mistaken. Truly, the
American people may well be proud Of
Its institutions, what remains OF them,
and OF its Supreme Court, such as it IL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

The great demand in st. Mary's and
Iberia is for seed cane. Only the usual
amount for planting has been saved
this year: and so many more acres are
to be laid out for next years crop that
the demand is larger than can be satis-
fed. The old boast. that " the Attaka-
pas is the sugar bowl OF Louisiana - is
rapidly being verified, since, while there
is falling of in the number Of acres
70 be planted in the coast parishes,
there is large and unexampled in.
crease III the acreage y be planted ii
Ihe Attakapas parishes
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19
A servant Girl i'm Mig Luck.
IFrom the Omaha Bee. !

A German girl named Minna Weiss, employed
In the family OF Mr.. Howard Kennedy. OF the
Union Pacific Land Department, has received in
formation TO the effect that she is this probable
heir to an estate valued at s240, GOO in Germany.
She got letter last Sunday from Rev. MIR. DECK
man, formerly OF this city, but now living in
Iowa. STAGING that he had received letter from
Germany containing g statement OF facts which
correspond with her hstor, throughout, and
which led him to believe that che is he person
to whom the estate now be'ongs. We under
stand that steps will be Immediately taken to
investigate the matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

The State Register agrees with the
people Of Baton Rouge on the advisa-
bility of removing the capital to Baton
Rouge in case Packard gets in. 1t is
true that there is no State-House there,
but another State building-the Peni-
Tertiary gladly lodge the Radi-
cal officials.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

Our subscribers will confer o favor
upon us by reporting at this office every
failure in the delivery to their address
OF the DEMOCRAT, as we are particularly
DESTROYS Of achieving absolute exacti-
tude and punctuallitY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

M. l.. Byr3ae Dc 20.
Will offer this week an immense stock of
BLEACHED AND BROWN
C0TTONs AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
At Specially Low Prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19
POOL EsOINsss,
serious Accusation of Bribery Against u
VI. y. senator.
IGOR. N. Y. Her d.

rCor. n Y. Her d.
WASHINGTON, Feb IA witness testifid
to-day before the Real Estate Pool
Committee that bis partner, with whom
he had been concerned in certain paving con.
tracts In Washington, had told him that he the
partner) had used money TO bribe a leading Sem
ator and several members of Congr ss wnose as
cent to the contract was desired. He could
swear to nothing OF his own knowledge. The
witness name il Jonathan Taylor, and his part
ners name is Filbert. The latter ia expected to
be one of the next witnesses before the commit
tee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19

Debating societies will one day be discussing
the question:; Why does brakeman put his arm
about pretty girl, weighing only 125 pounds TO
assist her on the cars, and lift on an old woman.
weighing ZOO with one hand-E5.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-19
Monday Morning, February 10. 1877
The affice of the New Orleans DEMO-
Graf has been Removed from "a Camp
street TO zoe Gravier street.
AmusEM ENVs THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF Music saratoga"
VARIETIES THEATRE g. II. Rove In Brass
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28

YWyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to sink Artesian Wells in any part of the State
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
ject address to Cahoon h Palmer, Battle
Mountain. will receive prompt attention.
s. L OAHOON
Battle Mountain. October Q. ls76.IES1 II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-07-28
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFIcE OF RYE PATCH Con. M. AND M. Co.l
400 California, street,
San Francisco, Jniy II, 1871.
AT A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES
~ of the above named Company held
this day, a Dividend mo. 81 OF twenty-five
cents per share was declared, payable Friday,
July 20, 1877. Transfer books will close July
IA at IL o'clock M,
ialy16-lm Secretary.
, 1877-01-31
LIFE INSURANCE.
THE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL.

THE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. W.-The rrport Of Fack-
1cT, the expert api,unted by Secretary Of stasc
Kelsey to examine Into tho affairs Ut tho Now
Jersey Mutual Life INSURANCE Company, tom.
1ncMcs with the statement that the annual re-
port VI 1915 WIS grossly Incorrect, $3.50, 600 hay
Ing been omitted from the liabilities, wflIrh
amount Is shown TN tho Company's tuoks md
private haaa:,ce-slicct. There l. ant'lc proof of
alacstatcment, and as, examination Of the books
brought out nauy strange entrIes which nobody
cuud not be found The hopkkrepnE Is
extremely complicated. especially with thu New
York ot1!ce. The loan, bond. md mortgage
boolA giyr n0 Information ut all. Efforts tu ret
al tho books wero frequently renewed withuut
SUCCESS. They wcre finally shuwh to lin. lIe
then reports the usscts 10 be estimated IN fol-
lows: l.Oalls Til mortgages, ti113, sNU; United
States b.ui.is, al5o,0oo; State bunds, III, ,Uu:
cash IN banks, $l0,'kO; premium leans, S;>a.-
0u0; accrued Interest und rent, so 100; net t1n-
p1'a o. sfsrfs+ s H., p1siiruisi ii;,o SGioo tots
down u tl,GN,0ou, leaving an u.
parent deficit Of tt:l.5U. Business
Inns been very loosely conducted, and thu inter
nal affairs appear ii be very rarcles,'y adInis'
islerctl. Tic inlnute-paks have becl cartrssy
kept, Us appears fruHl tho report uf jtseplL l..
MAR, who examined thcnl. Thu President
fAlIel to attend tile examination Hladc Dy Mr.
Nuar. Mr.. Il. NJ. 6tIattan TrEusts the hook
keeping to 10 exceedingly deceptive. Entries
Of thousands Ut dollars ure not explained.
THREE leaves are torn nut Ut tho JOURNAL 4uI q
number Ut impelftctlons str reported.
Tho Secretary Will 1'iakc u fsport to the Leg.
fhfasurp.
, 1877-01-31

Stations.
SUICIDE.


Hpkctdt UHtrtteA ~ ina 1fleHas
Ia Crosse, Jatl. 3o-atr. II. Hutchinson, m
old resident Of West 5alcu,, La Crosse County,
killed himself while laboring under 0l of tcm-
pofary insanity by hanging himself In his oa1u
The body IVES found xuon after tiu act was
committed, but all efforts to restore life were
unAyatllug. lie leaves wife auu several chill
drrn. sr. Hutchinson had repeatedly threat
rneu his life,
San FnASu1sco, Jan. M--Llcut. John Wee
iic,l, Ut tho United States Engineer Corps, WIS
lnuul near mtlul{ht last night lying dead gu
xnfa iu his Euosn 1t No. tn Bush atrcet. Near
tho body wcrc two cInpty bottles that cytdeutly
hutl cont a!ueh rhlurul hylratc. NJ one H1s ad.
lnttcl except ten. AleI IAIuer, Ut the rngiurers,
the physicians, q feW fTtculs ot the leccaxrI.
Aul tho Curunet. The causu VI thu act Is ~ fct
unknuwn, Ill parties beiny very rcthent. IL
understood ils left y letter to hss sister, Mrs.
Commodore Alaury, but none ot the contents
haye been dtvulgca, aal 10 eiew h given for thu
supposed Gutcl1r.
aia FaAscisco, Jan. so.-No ,ciew has ret
heep obtained to tho c2use Vi tle suicide Ut
Liett. Wredcn, except the letter referred to tn
this mornings dispatch, which Ii directed to \
young laly VI this city, Instead VI to hls stascE,
1t contained but . few lines, to the elect OF sle
poison having creEtAken bilu while writing Il.
and merely inttulstes that II l. the last ttme he
will Addreas her.
81. Loula, Mo-, Jan. %t-Abous two months
, 1877-01-31

1fAVEf1If'S THEATRE.
The lserger Family par1or Orchestra and Sol
Smith Russell oifcE At this theatre an entertain
ment which ought to be we'll patrontzel. II
has two conspicuous merits-rcAncmens and
chcerfnlness. Those who enjoy popular music,
hcl3.rinEtng, and comic characterization cannot
fail to he pleased With the company at uavcr-
1y's. Those who object to theatrical perform
nnces on any grounds might without stretch
Inn thc1t principles take their children and
wives TO see tic DcrRers and Mr.. Russell.
There has been something too much OF sombre
p1ay-acting OF late 1t Is time theirs was an At
tempt to Improve the average Of guotl cheer,
and VIC do not. know u any per.
40 aenef sid "ks tsis ais';s astssp,an
than NJ. Russell. With a lew. costumes. q
wonderfully. mobile countenancc, talent ior
1nirEEcry, and quick apprehension Of character,
he almost furnishes an evenings fun by himaclf.
llft songs arc clean anil healthy, ami hc can
sii,g well when he tries. Hispersonatie, Of the
e!snt maien 1af1y, Ooreas i'enn1royai. Of the man
tlle etattcrtnR man frozen In Infancy but thawel
out by tho warmth OF tho public reception ac-
cof'!ci lin. ii The theatrical manager offering
nm apologctlc speech, md Of many other CHAR.
meters evoked last night the earttcst admtration
ot tic Aud!ence. lie has n delicate and true
tuuch, knowing when 10 abstain as we'll as when
70 essay The BcrGers are performers on various
Instruments, including thcbtls, They constitute
both a brass aud Il string orchestra, nnu their
music Is better than might have been expected
under the circumstances. Miss Anna Teresa
Berger had so}o OIL the cornrs which showed
acluaintancc with the instrument. Miss Louise
Frankltn had number Of songs Of nu particular
merit. Thc entertainment aa q whole is will
deserving VI patronage.
, 1877-01-31
ANOTHER NOYAL NENGALEE.


NEW ionk, Jan, 3U.-'Ihe Grand Jury have
been investigating the questionable actions Of
some u the officers u thu lnsUlycnt Security
Lfc Insurance nit. Annuity Company, with u
view to finding ILLS Ut iull:tmcnt against tl1u
officers. Wien the Security was declared
Insu!senl, MIR. John i. Mccall, Deputy
Superintendent of the Insurance Department VI
this htuse, nla.le damaging statements co'eern.
ts,g the acknowledgement Ut thc concern, a,M 1t
was then believed the uuthortics Would taku
some urtion IN The matter. Tie l,tuuty-Supcr-
III tcnllent, III Ills report VI the condition Ut tse
Company ,nadcto Acting superintendent snyth
on tho i5ti, lust, charged the officers with
rllicunesy aAl l1und IN tlte preparation OF t acsr
unuuM s1atrulchts. ltlstaners arc rare where
the ollIccrs Of corporation prepared suel, holA
statements Us those p:s.entc.l to the Dcpart-
ment By the Security. and duly aworn
tU by is Officials. 1he last annual
statement WAS, fur ths most part.
repetition OF falaehoud all through, arl In
yuiysl not u,iy fraud un tllc pul,l!t, but also
deliberate perjury in swearing to it. These
statements wrse subIlItte1 tu. IN AuIi.la1,
Committee of tlle Board vi Directors, an.l
these gentlemen have states! tIlat the securities
lnru ut!atc1 III them were submitted u tlletu At
the tlnc, anl it IL the general belief that they
were merely borrowed Tor the ocSasluu.
, 1877-01-31
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1877.

kno~!edge that Dana W. being shsioved BY
policemen while here. Had no conversation
with Murtagti about Il 1t tbs time, ~ he scarcely
knew lin then. Heard alter Davis arrest
that tc Ind = been watched. 1t waa
rurnored In tho Nary Department that Whit
tlsorne wuull bc eIr,scj, Or that he was being
watched. or something u tic kin,l. It WAS
aiming the possibilities TINT he {sttnces) hn.i
had aucl, conversation With MurtaCh as gwen In
bis teattsnnny about not exposing WhitthoFne
while he wa. IN office, but witness could rceol-
lect nothing of L..
The Senate confirmed tho following nomtna-
tton: Il. A. Wetter, Rca1hter At Yanktnn, Dak. :;
Thomas Settle, Judge OF tho Tinted States Uit.
trlct Court for the Northern District Of Fiorl-
da: james II. i}nrAfrk, United states Marshal
for Dakota; hfcd.al-Dltcctor William t}reer,
Chief Ut tic bureau Of burgcry, Nasy Depart.
mGnt.
The President haa nominated A. T. WIckof1
Pension A gent for Columbus, q,
-Four batteries OF artillery stationed at the
arecnal hare been ort1ercd to Fortress Monroc.
It IL thought utAar tfoops will leave for posts
North nnl West al1drlly.
The lfuu1c Committee on Appropriations
will, fn tile Legislative and Executive Appsopr!.
alton bIlt liz S. ,O0 "A the salary Of tic rresf-
dent, and accompany II with provision repeal.
Ing the section uf tic Iaeysel Statutes which
Increased tue salary u 81, ,0N
, 1877-01-31
WISCONSIN,,
Uil.l.3 PAH3ED.

Gptetal Dftpdsch 10 Tie Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. Gothic first furry OF
the session took place In the Senate this morn
ing over the bill cxcmpting lands Of the Wis
constn Central from taxatton, the Senate being
III session I'LL oclock. The bIll came up on It's
special order at II o'clock. Al amendment wns
adopted making lands contracted for to be sold
taxable, mud assessments already ,nndc be paid.
aud annthcr restoring the State liccnBc tax Of l
per cent on gross carnngs. 4 large number of
other amendments wCro offered by the cneinics
Of Tie measure. but all were rejected, anl tic
bill passcd-13 10 II.
4 bill WIS passed. in tho Assembly to protect
wild pigeons in their nesting grounds.
Mcssrs. Hubbard and Valentine, tho Demo
cratic minority Of tho Committee IN Federal
llelations, reported scricG of resolutions re-
1atIng to tho Cotnprui,isc bill, nnl III answer to
resolutions reported BY the lnaiorlty OF the
Coln1n!stcc, charging the Republican party with
seeking to foster revolution Oil the country.
The consideration Ut both reports was post
poncd uutll the minority report Is printed.
, 1877-01-31

even II It must be IA prisoner. As I have re-
cclvetl several Offers Of military assistance from
American oflIccrs, rcitetatc ttu fact that It is
utterly impossible for ME to accept tlIciE aid.
Ours Is mn intusnccfre struggle, II. wiEcf,
foreigners ltouil tako no part, md sElouhl
satl,cr feel that every fnpe ts lost than nccrpt
Victory by such tneana.n Ig1csfas remarked
t!iat he was Informed rs to the person from
whom the Warrington statements enlanatett,
and in his manner exhibited strung Indignation.
rANTfsANs or lGl.EstAs.
..sAN Francisco, Cal, tnr'. W:-Thc steamer
Among the passengers wcrr l.. 4. II. Cor.la.ior
and Sebastian Harcsa, of the -Crstonl-l House Mt
Mazatlan, both pattteans Of 1g'csi;ts. They re-
port everything very quiet; that up to the
present four Pacific staies-towcr Californla,
Durango, sols0rl, anil Gucrrcrs-hnre declared
for fglesias. They say there Ore no soldiers Of
1,az IN any Of The atatcs that havc DECLARED
against him, and, should they be sent from tho
otI'cr States, the people nrn prepared to rcslst
ahcn,. The fcellnE among the people of Lower
California In favor vi 1gfcsias IL almost unl-
ycts11.