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The New York herald., 1877-01-15
SELF-SACRIFICE.

At Science Hail. No. 141 Eighth street, Professor J.
c. Zachos of Cooper Union, delivered lecture last
evening" before the members OF the s'Socicty OF Hu-
manity" and number Of their friends The Pres!-
dent of the society," Dr. Whltemau, occupied tho cair
and introduced lecturer, whose subject srhe
Philosophy ol SclfSacrihce Element of In
fuence In the World" He contended that tho world
ia vast unit IN which the actions Of each individual
have strong influence all the others; that thore
iore the sulcrngs OF any set Of persons should be-
really the suGerngs OF ALL that no one person can
attain perfection or even approach It uneis all
others approach IN like Degree but also that the
efforts OF each porron the direction OF i'm
provemcnt have tendency To improve the whole
world. From these premises he deduced the doctriuc
that necessary to strive to improve ourselves for
the sake of our fellows, well us ior our sake
In reference sacrifices which might feel called
upon TO make he showed that long they have not
some broad utility IN advancing mankind they were
perm instead OF good The scourgipgs and fasts
OF hermits simply wicked, since they were de-
tutcd BY sclflove Those sacrifices only DO casscd
as lofty which made for tho welfare OF others or
for the sake OF some great truth or principle.
On the conclusion OF the lecture Dr. Whteman and
other of the society made short addresses in
advocacy OF the principles OF humanity as the basis
o. n new roulOu.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
THE WOMAN IN THE WOODS.

THE STORY OF THE SUICIDE WHICH THE
POLICE BELIEVED A CASE or EXHAUSTION.
On last Friday afternoon an unknown woman was
found dying In the woods at Meirose George Schwab,
tho semi-agrcuitural host OF little drinking place
called rhc Cottage by the Sea" while looking after
soma young shoots upon his land chanced to pass
through cump Of trees and there at the foot OF an
old stump, he found the lying PROSTATE and n-
sensible. He hurried to tho station house with the
news of his discovery, and Officer Mann accompa-
nicd him back to the spot Meantime the
stranger mad been removed TO the tavern and
when she had been brought to the station
she far revived 10 be able TO walk up
stairs Medical assistance should have been sum.
moned at once but IL appears that the intelligent
guardians OF the peaco OF Melroec propped up their
charge behind stove and feli to guessing what
the matter with her, during which profitable employ
mcnt the woman died. Death from exhaustion WAS
the verdict they rendered. and description OF her
was published ia the papers.
Yesterday John Frcdsam, of No 164 seventh street,
recognized tho body that OF his wife Clara who had
let the house on Friday morning and gone away with
killing herself The pair have bccn married for scvc-
teen years. four OF which they have spent in this
country. They have had children, and have lived
peaceably together until recently, when little domes
TIC chickering's arose, during which the wife.
disposition, would frequently threaten 10 kill herself
On Thursday last they had squabblo and nnaliy re-
little money they had In bank and saying she was
going 10 Germany The husband agreed. gave her her
share, sl5o and on Friday morning little after day.
break she lett the house, but soon returned saying
she had lost her money Alter little, however. she
of again 10 walk long she could she SAID.
else end her liic That was tho last scen OF hcr
by her husband but at that day people passing
the road AZ Girard avenue ut Molrose saw woman
walking irresoiutoiy up and down. whom they alter
ward recognized in the woman who dying In the
woods.
ne,ghbor of tho Trcdsam family. on tho day Of the
wiie.s departure, found her satchel in the hallway,
which contained $ll0 empty bottle labelled
Poison" and ornamented with deaths head and
crossboncs. which had como from SchomrocK Kes-
slers pharmacy No. 2S0 aveIue A. or No. 623 Fourth
avenue, aud TWO other bottles containing black
iQuid, ono with the label entirely torn on, and the
other with fragment left, on which the name OF ~.
KICK" wus printed
Yesterday aiternoon Deputy Coroner cushman madc
an examination which showed that the deceased had
conc 10 her death by taking some poison,
most probably sulphurc acid The coating of the
throat aud found to bo charrod aud shrv
cued intestines perforated and the body was
,o,h
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
CUNNING SUNDAY MORNING.

About three O'Clock yesterday morning Mr H. r.
Heath an oilcoth manufacturer OF Newark, residing
at No. POS South Orange avenue, was aroused by u
strange In the lowe- part OF his house. Spring
ing OF bed, selzed loaded shotgun and started
for tho lower floor. Hc saw five men, VINO, having
heard his movements, were beating u hasty
retreat by tho back way. Mr. Heath followed
but was unable 10 ovcrtake tho burglars,
before thcy reached tho yard. Then he fired. One o
tho fugtvcs fell; the rest escaped Tho man who ie
was unhurt and captured. OlIlcer Foley came TO
the rescue and relieved Mr. Heath OF his prisoner.
search the yard resulted in nding some S4O0 worth
precinct station housc, wherc he gave the namc o
Frank Doyle, age nineteen, brass turner by trade,
and residing at no. - Hunterdon street. The police
yesterday arrested John O'Neil Of No ~ Hunlerdon
street John Hart, OF Nc 426 Bank street. Frank Price,
of No 166 Morris avenue and John Chisholm, OF No
II Bruce street. They had been IN Doyle's CON-
uany prior 10 the entrance INTO Mr.. Hcatb's house.
They are held suspicion. Doyle was fully com
mtted.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
BRooKLyNs BELL1GERENT BARRIERS.

81 would smother him in his own lather I would
scrape him with his own razor! would make HIM bald
with his own hair restorer 1 woud-yes, l would
talk him TO death in his own chair" Such was the
cruel peroraton Of savage teucent Brooklyn barbers
speech TO number OF his fellows ut No. 402 Fulton
street, while the church bells swectly pcang
yesterday evening Tho barbsrous sentiments were re-
ccwed with lccrs OF delight cut OF bioodshot eyes aud
sinister applause that sounded like the stroppng OF
rusty raxors The nve-cent BARRIERS, IT was agreed.
should be driven out Of Brooklyn. Hence arose the
necessity for permanent organization Of knights of
the shaving brush, sworn BY the great goas Odonto
Baerum aud Shampoo 10 shave for less than a
dime Was not the movement among tho BARRIERS
keep up tho grand old prices first started in Brook
lyn last December Then a meeting was held ut
Gothic Hail. IN Adams street. IL was well attended,
aud tho following temporary officers were elected
Andrew Rothermel, head shaver; Z. f. BergieT, cnn
shaver; Ferdinand Faust scraper, and Henry Jacobs,
potholdcr They talked long yesterday but arrived at
definite conclusion. barber has a thousand ways
TO torture customer, but Is not 60 easy ior ono
appointing committees 10 wait tho ive cent shavers
try and persuade thcm TO return 70 the Old prices
and IN case they refuse OF starting shops IN tner I'M
mediate vicinity where all tho horrors Of shaving VIII
be dcalt out gratis.
A HERALD reporter called at several ave-cent shops
yesterday TO ascertain the iecng OF their propretors
regard 10 he warlikc movement o en-cont shavors
Most of the shops contained three aud four chars each
with customer being shaved and as many more wait
IT,. The owners these shops all claimed to be dong
well than they would II they charged
ten cents One fvc-ccnt shaver, whose immaculate
shirt trout graced Uy immense cluster diamond
pm, asked the reporter II he saw such ornaments as
that ponng TO the PM on the shirt front of ten
cent shaver
''Can you give mau as good shave Tor five cents
as other BARRIERS Tor ten and still mako u lair
profit - asked the reporter.
why, certainly" replied the Aveccnt shaver, ~
am making gool living, ana nave been charging hvc
cents Tor tho past Two yoars- Those harbers VINO
charge ten cents DON'T do anything except Satur-
day nights and Sundays, while l am ousy al! the
week.
Of gratuItous barber shops he Stated that he would
be Wiling to donate $40 month ior tho support OF
roc barUer shop where the poor oi brooklyn could
get shaved but not Tor opposition against nve.cent
shops. The hve-ccnt Ahavers have not formed them
selves into an organization as yet, although there
some talk OF their doing
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Bar. lTher state Of
Al Hour. Inches. Deg Nv Ind. Weather.
Staen Island Nocn.I 3's'3l ~ w Irxtly ctdy
staten I.lnmt %p VI M:iuI 2sIN. W lPagtly cl'dy
staten Ismnd.l = r. MI m:iil 2>lS W.IPartly c'dy
staten Isand. i IL L. VI. 3Oa5l 29lN. CLOUDY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. IA, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
srporrEp ny THE HERALD STRAIN YACHTS HERALD
wMIrEsroxE TELKoRAPH LfSK
January IL. 1877.

EXPORTED ny THE HERALD sTgAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wMlrEsToSE TELEaRAPH LfSx
Steamer Croft d,r). Ilodr,on Messina Dec H. Palermo
18TH Valencia 2l with fruit to hep Bros Coz vessel
Ia Tucker Had strong NV gales: Dec %. had hur-
SW NV lasting several hours with heavy
hove for u hours shipped large quantities OF
steamer City Of Houston Eldrdge Galveston jan q and
Key West 9th. with mdse and passengers TO Mallory
steamer yanokc Couch Richmond CITY Point and Nor
ok mdo aud passengers Old Dominion steamship
ark 81 d.a ras.oriuo. Liverpool Nov ~ ballast
HarK Norncn tNor O,sen London 81 days in ballast to
LOUIS Ieters Was 10 days Of atcras with strong NV
H.rk Foikvaug tNor auve. Barrow 53 days. in ballast
TO order Was days OF Istteras with strong NV gales
Dec 49, ~ rs Ion ~ spoke bark Cir Nor) from
Bark Amcrca t,ierJ. Roper Hamburg 80 days. with
empty barrels To u koop 4 20. ,,,
Brk Aaee Accame ,itaD Boccione iobos dc TERRA io3
oays with mdse iIobson, Hmardo Co, passed Cape
Iivr Nov ana the Equat Dec a. in Ion 3I had
strong NV gales. lost and split saily. &c. -.
bark Caidbcck cf Lverpo"l). Hudson iqv9uo sept ~
iIDrn Nov u crossed tho Equator Dec l6 In Ion s5 had
nue weather all passage Jan D. lat 30 lon o. tpoke
bark NapuIcon Ill Nor from Liverpool for Pnladelphia
bark vbia Br,. kcnney, 81 Thomas 10 days In ballast
B,iv mozart 0;e) Trctchcns Rio Jancro 20 days. with
coffee TO Amsnck. Crossed the kqnator Dec H. III Ion
81; Gays OF Hatteras with strong N" gales lost
III Brig Mary Williams tof Nassau Hanna. Bahia so
days with sugar James Henry Crossed the
Equator Dec T. In Ion III Jan hHd severe saes "s
aud split sails, &c. a. -. -.
and To n Trowbridges Sons Dec 10 had heavy
wsw us!ing ID hours carried away ssssr
The New York herald., 1877-01-15

inc gear Jan r. % the capss Of Virginia. spoke bark
sutton !br, mom Belfast Tor New York.
Brig sirius (of 0eorgetown). Mcdonald Angus IS days.
Win SAIL 70 ,serhsrd Brewer Was days Of Hstteras
Brig Trcpc Br, nsker St Martins "a days with
kSya Hineken Was days Of Hsttsrss with strong
Brig Kate MsDougslI 9. Innsss Turks Island IS days
Ton Jan lat 49, Ion 73 had heavy sE gale vserng TO
sws ang honrs lost and split sails NO date lat 3D.
lou had heavy NV gale lasting IS hours. with heavy
sea- which washed vessel fore aud eft was days OF
schr Cephss ssrett Bubbidge Progrcso IL days. with
mdse 20 Metcaf& Co. Was days north Of Hatteras.
Sch, EveIne. Wilder Progrsso 30 days. with mase
schr Harry Whine Hopkins Point aritrs Dec TO- with
Schr West SIDE. Davis Braxos Santiago 10 days. via
Lewes Del. with mdse to Woodhouss Budd Had strong
sS-Bark Com Dupont or sesrsport) which arrived Jan
z lat "a 20 lon r. had heavy gale from wNw backing
around 10 WSW lasting IL hours In which shipped
which Hooded the cabin and lost split Sails &c sth lat
80 Ion "a ~ spoke brig Sparkling Water. from Port
rrincc Tor Boston. 10 days ont all we'll.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. Boston for New YORK
Steamer City OF New Bedford. Fish, Now Bedford for
New York. - "
Steamer Thstis. Young. Providence for New York.
Schr calvin II arris Benton. Providencs New York.
scnf MARY decker, Decker Newport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Geo Washington. Whitehead. New York Hail.
fax and Sc Johns. NJ
Steamer Santee Davis New York for New Bedford
schr Pacific. CHM. New York for Rockland.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

RnsroL Jan l4Arrved, brig Josie Haselsins. Berry.
Now York.
HAxsunc, Jan i2--sailed, bark sonns Uta'), Cuneo.
Baltimore.
HAvRE an i3--saed, bnrks Lizzie Wright (Br) Wright,
Now Orie aus; India tori for New York: l4th Aupie Bur
ri (Br Saunders. United States; schr Newins. Ru.
land, do
Arrived 18TH schr Atkinson, Endsor, Charleston via
Deal
'IxSisnowgS HEAD. Jan 14-Arrvcd. bark Countess OF
Duirerin tBr), Degan, Baltimore for Londonderry.
tyEapoo l3-Arrivod barks Albion (Nor,, Larsen,
Charleston Anna A Rich (,r Murray do; Toledo (Bp.
Rose do Kate (Br) Nickerson. do; Priscilla, Oskes do;
i4th. Veteran. Gage Norfolk
LoxpoS an l3-Arrved. bark Maggie NJ (Br). Peck.
New York.
Cleared l4t. barks Tmpero r. Fulton. United states;
Oscar II (Nor). Nicholson, Baltimore.
Lxiru, Jan 14-sailcd. bark Amor utaD. Maxzucafo
Philadelphia.
QUEENSTOWN Jan i3Arrived ships City Of Athens tBr),
Csrnaghan, Francisco; Dryad tr), Burns do l4th
City Of Nngpo (Br) Dclyarus. do.
WEATHER REPORT.
RoLrHsAp. Jan "a. PM-wind Nws showsry.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
RELIGION AND SCIENCE.

DR.. J. +. Boynton discoursed last evening at tho
Harvard Rooms on tho controversy between religion
and science Tho lecturer began by defining what rei
gon is and comparing It's field with tho cG Of science.
He went on 10 urgo that religion did not permit
TO sell poison TO another and 10 illustration
drew picture OF the city OF Now York, with i liquor
stores ON every square, as an cxemp1catoh OF the
uecd for great modern revival IN morals. Religion
did not countcnancc those things; they were the re-
suits OF II hex OF moral earnesucss on the part ol Its
professors. Theory was not science. All scientific
doctrines were things that could be matbemat cay
demonstrated, There could be contest between
kind ,r facts and another. rhe lecturer uescribed
Egyptian and Greek science, and argued that solomon
was one of tho most eminent scientific men OF the
ccut wotlL
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, Jan SSn, Hopkins
m.s.s MIL RSIs Gsn whitney Nc" YORK Lam
'is NSs ;,ssms,: AS,ssS Es@ or g.
aacss % RIO Ass;
0rs nATH Jan i3salod sehr Teumah Bennett. Car
DARrEN Ga Jan l4-Arrivcd. bark MArearetha Blanca
wEstTNR wETNRRKA. Jan 5wArrved. brig Hidaso McDsrmott.
FEENANDTNA. Jan e-Arrivsd schr VIM Fl Jones' Fall
Ccarcd-s,eamer State Of Texas Nickerscn New York;
'op clS E. an ioArvsd serr Carrie Webb.
SoRFoTK jan l.Arriysd; & ssrts AyCnport IBr, Por.
Cavi (Brl, johnson, Liverpool schr Addie Schueer,
VIEW NEW BEbPoRsD Jan is-Arived, Minnehaha.
st Helena ta"d saiiedj. "''' 80
ass. g. sf srs Ss % n'sTsI T:
ssR Z sTs S 30 ss ,:hr Prince Bel.
s,a =, IssS. @ ~:
ter Rich Pensacola via New York; Charley Miller. Thomas
0RTENr. IL Jan ,;. ia.Arrvsd. schr ssgnin Hail. New
""Rr HAMHrE anH-sailsd barks X Ham. Cove,
San francisco; Victor Sievers Sandwich Islands;
PHILADELPHIA. Jan l4-sailsd, steamer Quebec (Br,.
Arrived at Breakwater. steamers Ohio. Morrison. and
Arrived at Grard Point PM steamer Nederand tBcy).
PORTi,AsD D. Jan i2-Arrived. barks Celina. hodgdon
Boston ~ South Isaac Jackson, Welsh
do. 10 load for do: Ninevch. Wypinn, Boston.
ccarcd-Brig Adelinc Q Richardson. Drisko Phlladsi-
phia. -,
+ A Bailey Fred Holden.
-nrrivcd. tarks John J. Marsh. Hubbard. Csdix;
Katc Howe fBrl. Nelly. Bristol. r.
Steamer Peruvian trl, for Liverpool, sailed at 10 Pm
HicmMoND, Jan Sailed, steamers wyanokc, couch,
New York; Alliance Carr, Philadelphia
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 5-Clearcd. ship Western Shore.
McAIlep. Port Townsend; brig North Star Davis do.
Sailed-Bark Willard Mud,ct Dickey. Burrsrd Inlet;
6th-tlcarcd ship Oregon Cushing Queenstown; barKs
J Scaver. Godfrey. Tahiti; Quckstep. Benton, PORT
saIIed-shps Bremen (Br) Curphcy. Liverpool Raglan
Castle DIR, Davies. do: j Harland (3 English, Cork;
Western shore McAicp Seattle: barks Amethyst Bates
Nottingham Ray: vidcttc lloyd Port Madison:
Fake Port Ludlow; brig North Star, DAVIS. seattle.
SAVANNAH. Jan 11-Arrvrd. bark America (Nor).
Nielsen. 81 Thomas; brig John II Kennedy, Hickman,
New York.
Cicared-schrs Mary Jane. Abery. Harbor Island;
Fisk, Baker Satia, III ballast to load for Boston not
bebre).
lcncia: barks Hope corj. Olsen. southampton; Now
Brunswick !Nor) ssoesscn, London; VIM Mciaren (Br).
McLarrcn, HUI Is.
ssiIedsteamcr Gco Appod. Providence: brig San jose
(sp). Morca schrs leebe, New York: Charlie buck
WiscAssET. Jan 4-saed. schr + X Dresser, Csylin.
Newark. NJ
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
A CARD FROM PROFESSOR LONG.

To THE kpIroR oy HERALD:-
In pcrusing tho columns OF your valuable paper OF
the I2th surprised 10 card cmanating from
W. j. Could purportng to be an answer 10 challenge
from me to spar the said Could fora certain sum.
Now deny this assertion IN toto, aud would add that
think the ruinVr ID manufactured out OF the whole
cloth II Mr. Gould Is really anxious TO meet me- and
does not 10 build up reputation on newspaper
warfare, Will accommodate niin on his own terms
nud w, be at No !, 7j3 Broadway on Wednesday ext
from c,sht TO o'clock prepared TO negotiate terms
Hoping that you will ob!ige me by inserting this IN
toniorrow's edition, 1 am, yours, &c. JOHN LONG
The New York herald., 1877-01-15

CHRIST'S SECOND COMING.

In lecture delivered yesterday evening by Mrs.
Catherine schertz at the Christian lsraeI,c Seminary,
No. F,rst street, it was cndeavorcd to prove that the
second coming CT Christ is at hand To the unbcllcvcr,
the lecturer Chained the BbIe must always remain
sealed book. when Christ came the first time He did
so only Tor the Jews but He must come second time
IN order 10 fulfil the prophecy regards tho lsraecs,
Tor Jews and lsracitos uro not all The same.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
THE CHRISTIAN WOMAN.

Dr. A. Raborg, OF this city, delivered lecture last
evening for the benefit of ST. Joscphs church Jersey
City He. .gh,s Jersey City. Mgr. Scion pastor. The
subject the lecture, rhe Destiny OF the Christian
Woman" was ably discussed by Qr. RabOrg. and en-
braced history of the condition OF woman during tho
potco social changes whicn have occurred since tho
lose OF tho Jewish era large audience, composed
tho leading citizens OF the Heights ATTENDED the lee
The New York herald., 1877-01-15

A CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

Tho ninth anniversary OF the organization OF tho
Church OF the Strangers took place yesterday and In
,crcs,lng and appropriate services were held In the
cburcu Every inch OF space within the building was
filed. The pastor, the Rcv. Charles +. Deems. read
The regular Episcopal services aud then preached an
oIn,unnt sermon urging his flock 10 renewed efforts
,nr Tho coming year. He pad touching tribute 30
,hc late Commodore Vanderbilt, who had so munh-
con,Iv endowed tho church and through whose later
ocncros,,v il was now tree IRON debt. 'Hc was u
man - said the preacher, ''who never let his iet
hand know wnat his right hand doetl." Tho mourning
drnnerv for tho Commodore Is sil suspended IN tho
-
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
A SUICIDES AGONY.

William W. Crawford took corrosive sublimate at
No. 567 Grand street, Williamsburg, and Coroner
olan held inquest. Crawford ended u carousai on
January with draught Of this deadly liquid, aud
the his physicians could do was to prolong his
lie until the 18th. His suGcrings during these six
uays agonzrg, his death finally resulting from
He had been u good husband aud carried on sue
cesslui backsmthcry Union avenue. near Grand
Derancc
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters Informed
sha, by teegaphng to the HERALD London Bureau nd.
dressing bennett No 40 Fee street, London or to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc rOpera
Paris tho arrivals at and departures IRON European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabied to this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving Mt and ssnE from French and Med
terrnnean ports will the Paris Office ns econom
cal ana expeditions for teographng news.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
THE INDIAN MISSIONS.

Bishop william II. Hare spoke at the Church OF tho
nsleuration oi the Nobrara MISSION the obstacles
against which had to contend, aud the general
OF the whites toward tho Indians the United States
4 line OF distinction should DO drawn between
tho Iudnns settled pcaceaby upon the reservation and
the wandering tribes. which kcep aith with and
ofc us much oi curse 10 their hacivi2cd brethren
as To the white settlers The Indians among whom tho
mission work was done were s,nguary well behaved,
earnest and attentive and responded most saisiac-
,oriv 10 the expenditures OF labor and money which
tho generosity New York and her sister cities had
dcL
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
THE LAST OF THE SHINNECOCKS

The Suffolk County Board Of Supervisors have
adopted resolutions asking the Legislature to make
suitable appropriation Tor the aid OF the surviving
members OF the Shnnccock tribc OF Indians, IN con.
OF the that they still retain their tribal
relation. recognized by tho State among the ln-
dIaus not taxed and not enumerated as among the
represen latve population Of tho county.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
NO MORE NEWSPAPERS.

Tho social democrats Of Williamsburg. the Kings
county branch OF the Communists met at Germania
Hail. corner OF Mon.rose avenue aud Leonard street,
last evening. Highly inrammatory speeches
made by Citizens Suvary, Bennett, OF Newark, and
Hollcr Ssvary charged that tho newspaper press
was arrayed against the working men. bought up by
the capitalists and in the Interest OF the people 1t
should be cxicr nntcd. Bennett and HOller upheld
the cause tho molly Magures aud argued that II
would be an act Of gross injustice 10 hang tue ''Ao
liesn nov under sentence.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
IlERMAN'S SONS.

The nerman's Sons Association held its annual
meeting yesterday st No. ~ Ludlow street The io'-
towtre are tho officers Tor 1s77;-Prcsident, Jacob
Enol,iocI,: Vice President Henry MogianGcr sccrc-
tsry. ". Deterling Tho receipts ior the year we're
Sx52O ~, which, With last years balance made
~ a0o ~ Tue EXPENSES the year we're So btl %
leaving balance Oh handor the central organization
~ CJ
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
A LOT OF BAD EGGS.

Arthur Carroll, aged threcn, was snowealled on
Finn ssrors. near Madison. Hobokcn, yesterday, oy
Jacob Walter boy OF the same sge IN suss'e That
.ollowod Walter stabbed Carroll ~ the arm win PEN
lr,sc CARROTS iatbcr went 10 walters mousse 70 re-
80. sbe boy,s vc,,uu ~ his parents ana Jonn W.er
H. father or tho la kicked him down stars anu ss,
s,nr hrs hand IN his mouth nearly oit n's D, E
Al of1ccr went TO look :or WATER is'nc' AA1 so-' 80
0l.sy had gone ~ New YORK
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
A MYSTERY OF The SOUND.

An unknown schooner, OF IRON 80 to 100 tons bur-
den capsized has foated into Gardiner Ray and
lies thcro aground. She lies her beam ends, with
only small! part OF her rail and her mastheads Of
water. Tho iron work around the mastheads Is GAL
vunized ; she has four shrouds on each mast, b0oms
painted white and carries q heavy double jbstay and
WIRE springstay apparently new. II IS thought that
she csp-ized while under single reeed ma;nsa.i
drifted into tho bay. Very little now remains OF the
wreck cxceptipg tic bow.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC LYCEUM

The second OF course Of lectures In aid Of the
building fund Of the Young Mems Catholic Lyceum
Tor New York city delivered last evening ut
tie Cooper Institute by cx.Govcruor b. Louis Lowe,
OF Maryland. The lecturers subject was ''The In
nuence OF the Catholic Church upon the Liberty aud
civilization Of Natiors."