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, 1877-10-12
EDUCATIONAL.

Regular sems. Monthly Meeting Of tho Board.
The Board OF Education held rcgular semi
monthly meeting last evening, President sullt
van in the chair. The abeeutees were Kohn and
Stone
4 communication was received from residents
IN the Newbcrr5 district In reference to change
In tue boundary lines. It was referred to tho
Committee on Lincoln, Nckersouvtllc, and
Newbesry Schools.
A Communication WAS received from j. B.
1.ppincott T. Co., offering to furnish teachers
with Worccstes's Comprehensive Dictionary At
tl couy. It was referred 10 The Committee On
Text Docks and Course Of instruction.
The report Of the School Agent Tor scptcn1-
her was then read. Tho cash on hand sept. I
was 81, ,3al26s Reccipts-Fron rents. slo, ,o32o3;
interest, s35.44: State Dividend, !20, 422.4a
Intai, s3g. 1890, Expendltures-Dcposlt
with City Treasurer Lnrrahcc, 81, .N. On
band oct. J. A',2l12 Too rents 'las l,1f,x tas ~
My. isis. s1p,alo.7o: .:craed slnes: ssa1oa2v.
Toiul 10 November, 1871, FLO, ,4o3g7.
Inspector Hotz, fum The Committee Oh Build
tnHs and Grounds, submitted q report recon-.
10 nt up suitable rooms tn the building rhcre
haif4lny dfvlstons are teld for tbs Acrpmmodar
tIun ot car!y-arrlsing pupils III cold weather.
Tue rcpuFt was concurred 10. b.
IpApcctor Covert, from the Committee on
| Finance and Auditing. reported that ISL app!l-
cations hal been made for the position 0f boot
keeper. They recommended that II. D. Hicks
fnspsctor Arnold nominated Arthur II. Kim
After several ballots without choice, Kiazio
being withdrawn and E. G. Page named, tho
election xas detsrred until ths net meeting; j..
appointment Of Teachers. reported tho rcs'g-
nation Of AIiss Lillian Rickcrson. It ~aA &C.
ceptcd. -
, 1877-10-12

It 2'c; Jessle. eait to RAnduaky, Ec; Qneen
City, coal from Erie 10 Chicago at 40e: Lille Frstt
coal 10 Detroit n zoe; Wllhnf, cott TO ChLea1o At
Soc; Butsher Boy, eoat from Cleveland to Chicago
At 55c.
A number Of ve..els have returned u port the
paAt twenty tonf horsr for shelter.
C1esranees-psops f'orts1e, 40 orss bemtnt- Foft
CITY; bark Chfcaen Uoard Of Tratc. Ea,naw; Hchrs
Franz slget, 100 tons coal: Mineral State. Mfwln-
kee; r.. It. Wflliama, Tnlein: CtftiLgford, GOO
tons coal: n. r. Haley Gft0 TOES coal for MiWsu-
kee; barge Matilda, Baginaw.
, 1877-10-12
A FAIR START,

!Suectdl Dj&pasch 70 M Chicago Tribune
ADRIAN, Mfch., Oct. 11.-A ronantEe episode
On the County Fair Bround this afternoon In
terested seycsal hundred people. The Hon. ".
s. Wilcox bayinr olcred sa5 cook.stovo ~
premium to nny county couple who would get
married, 1Abncr Compton and Jane Hayes, Of
Oglcu, presented thclnhrlvrs at the Speakers
ttaul, and wero united by Justice Stcurns,
, 1877-10-12
ARCHBISHOP BAYlEY'S WILL.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-THE wlll ot Tho late
Anhbtahop Bayley Wis filed to-day for pTobaae.
All bis property Of every kind III New Jersey Is
be1ueothet to CasiIuai Act?loskey and Btshope
LouChl}u and Csrfigau. All the Ie1na'ader oi'
bis property 70 hi. successor: Arch6ishop dib-
oons. and Di4hopa Becker. and ha.u. Tho lust.
named acytsses NC thH exseutNs.
, 1877-10-12
ERIE.


Special NspatcA to TA4 Chicago Tribune.
Enc, Pa, Oct. l,-Artivals-rsop Scotia nuf.
fslo; schs J. T. Pelton+ Toledo.
pepsstures-Prop japan, Buffalo; prop Annie
Young, Chteago; schsa Allegheny and schrr.kiil,
Chicago. 49,.
Three propeliets and four sAil.vesssls are lying
ia tbs hlTb0r atofn. bound.
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PORT HURON.

8p>rfas Dt.p1scA to M cate11o Tribune.
PonT Hunox, Atch., Oct. 11.-Down-Pfops
Mastnc warorly, Jarvtt Lord and conRort, Lin.
coin and barses, Fletcher and conaost; sehra Can
ges. Nevada, sandcrsou, otsonabsa, Starlight J.
TItdca. S. V. n. Watson. FIoretsa, Minnie slAu.
son, q. Gilmore. St. Lawrence. dick eou1ers,
Atneda, Jane Mcleod, TIcatherbelf. Pcshtlgp.
American, Mar! Mey6c, Cheney, Amer.
Tp-Frops Cubs, CITY Of Duluth, u. Ballentlne.
Cuyahoea and basRes, sparta and conaott; schrs
Onwati. Golden ltule+ ". Il. Taylor.
Wind northwest, fsesh. Weather stormy.
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sprtai Dtspdteh 10 7As CMca1o 7,1ssne.
Marquette, Mich, Oct. l1.-Arrived-prop
Faytttt.
Cloated-ptop Egyptian echr G. @. Breed.
Tho noet storm bound here yesterday and to-day
lett this evening.
Wind northwest Weather cold and clear.
, 1877-10-12

BrgrAIn, Ott 11.-veasets passing Port Col.
borno during the twenty -four hours ending At o
o'clock Oct. 10:
Esttw1rd-Props Lake Erie, Detroit 70 Montreal;
Lowell, ch!csgo 10 Oedentbuzg; 0ranits stste.
Toledo to Chicago: bsrks nrest Wost, Oeonto To
Kingston ;Waync, Milwaukee to Oawe1o; Falmouth.
Milwaukee to Saekets's ifusbor; London. Toledo to
K,us,ton; sch, Mary. Rne 10 Coiborne.
We.twtsd-ltasks Bolivia, Oswcgo to Chicago;
n Nsrwood. ,KtnRs.on 10 Detroit; v. u. Phelps,
O.wego 70 Hae!ne: William Hove, 0ydentb1rg to
Touehton, Oswex, 10 Milwaukee; barges A.. c.
heating, Oswe8o 10 I>nluth: Dathlng Wayc. og-
densbu1c 10 Jrttoil: Achss MonfeAln1. Kingston TO
Moss, Cape Vincent to Chicago: s. ". pavideon,
Oswego TO Chicago; Smith Post Oswe1o to De-
ttot: A. !. Peters, st. GATHERINGS 70 Cleveland.
EeRaels in this fnft for Hatbos-BArks Mokvin1,
Huron; eehs MAumee Valley,
, 1877-10-12

SpeetGt Dbpatch to 7hs CAlcsgn 7Tibunt
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,. Oct 1L-Chattcrz-To Ru!.
falo, prop Avon, GO, 600 bu wheat. through; to
Er.e, prop Gordon Campbell 4o. 600 hu wheat
through; 10 0oderch, schr Il. G. Crawford. ~ 600
bu wheat ut &c: to Otwegu, scht George u. Sloan,
l8, GoO bu wheat 1t 10c-
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THE CANAL.

BntpoEronT, Oct. 11.-Arrived-Lily. Seneca,
@, 600 bu corn. .--
Cteared-Graeie Grtsxold, Mlnooka. 10, GOO feet
lumber, s, 600 shingles.
DntpaEron7, Oct 11.-Afrtved-LtviAthan, Il
Sale, q, 0OO bu corn.
Cleased-prop King 11ros., Kankakce Feeder,
q. 700 feet lumber; Atlantic, Kankakce Feeder,
N. zoo feet lumber; Delle France. Morris, n, ~
feet lumber II. 600 lath; prop Welcome. Henry
and Morris, 23 $50 feet lumber. 140. 900 ehloc'es
CIes; prop Wiale, Henry and Lasalle, 100. 900
Shingles; Friendship Ottawa, n. nv feet lumber.
, 1877-10-12

Two sunten scoHs sru lying st the bottom Of the
river, sad near tho centsc, between Indiana and
kinzie strcet brtdgca, and they present serious
obsssutttou to navigation. Yesterday the tug
Louie Dolls towed tho schf Australia oyer the
scows, and the latter Lad her steu started by thu
hard rub abe received.
, 1877-10-12

There waa = good demand for corn .sssela, but
shippers wanted lower rates. which carriers re.
fused 10 accept. For corn, b33kc WAS bid. and
h.1c asked. 4 charter tstear) Was made for
wheat 10 Klnastop 1t 1oc- Room waa reported A
engaged during tho day for los, ooo bu wheat,
1l5. 600 bu corn, q. 600 bu cats, and 20, ooo In
burg aud Vanderbilt, wheat: prop Oneida,
corp, through: to Klnesnn. .pr0p, Ass1!e
f,xiensburg, sehr Vert Side. corn, through.
In ihe afternoon the echs Ar,na. barley. and sehr
Uiemper, wheat, 10 Kington: schr Hartford. oats
10 Buffalo, 1t &c. 1t was 8Iso reported that the
schF aeosia vas taken for corn to i,ntIalo II ie.
Tho report WAS mot confirmed. This Crawford loads
wheat IL Milwaukee for Oodefich.
, 1877-10-12

WAsa,sa7oa, Oct. little Department Of
atate u tu receipt Of two dispatches, dated Aug.
- aud Sept. !, irum the United 5tatcs Co.nn,cr-
cial Agent at 0aboon. giving further tnsoEma'
tIou Concerning Stanley aud llis party.
This tIrst Lt4palvh giYes the news, per uer:
chant steamer lust arrived from Galoou, Of
with olher particulars which have already becu
TAe eccoud dispatch eontains lstters Of the
tourists written hy Stanley to gsntlemcu A.
ElnhuHa, wo, " will bc seen, came 10 lh1 IT,
lief oi II. purity ut tlAc ,sry nick q time. .
4 ISL. rrcou,lta thcir artiyal, lis men, women,
aud children, :. that place. in the moat pitiable
plight; That they could purchase no proytslonA
frofn ths nati,s.i tha. 10 fast ths.s vsrs 10
Vi tnr entt,e party xas imminent, aud that un-
les. relief vas soon received they would al
periab. .., ,-
Ihv second letter, herewith girsn, gives y
, 1877-10-12

TIN HUMAN BrolLn or WAN.
These alaseA arn tho proItatie result oi sys'
ulous country u slarauEu BY banditti, support.
Directly, because Arabs purchase tho sfayca
taken lii these wars Tor powder aud guns, W
means Ut which the w4fB ara Sustained; and ln-
directly, because there IL no other market than
the Arabs supply tu relieve tho bandltt! OF tbs
thousands which otherwise would have to be re-
leased from shecE Want of food.
Thess bandlttt aru Unsan,weze, armed with
Runs pttschascti ut Unyanyembe Ana bagAMoy0,
atsl perfectly acquainted With Arab e''ta'nesce
aud the most profitable wares. Ihcy iianu
Ing ali trlbss aisI peoples whtct, arc, froIH waut
u means mud organization, too WrAk to rnsl*t
them No country oIers such teld tur these
Rsngs ot ktdnappcrt as hlaEung4, where every
yartauco wAh Ito nelghlps. Almost VII thu
ad4it males arc slAin III the most cruel mannet
aha thelr oo1ies are afterwards hacked aIid dts-
tnsnaoSfed, roesa and hung up on stees along tho
yl!uses md l'strtcts nut yet attacked moro
submissive and unresis:lng. The women ANIL
youths are too Saluabla.to alsy, and the Arabs
require them.
PRINCIPAL AND AGENT.
Inc owner OF 80 Of these, poor, hurry, skcl-
eton1ted slayea, whom wo met 1t the Arab c1oss-
itn9gpisse IL q, uEubbs xss Said bin sali. Tho
pefon " nasLon eoa sPeke Oh lhelE Journey 10
Upji ln l6a7-tY. It WAS Tie third batch OF this
year, lsf6, which has thus been consigned to
Said blu easim, ~ officer IN the employ Of i}urg
haah, Prince Of Zansibar. 1 have renected much
M at.lS sstg @ Great Bltsa
tn-but rot know al about It. l believe 1t had
something 70 do with prohibiting trsis ia slaves,
ard p1oDise-A written pronitse-from Seye.i
Burghash was obta!ucd teat hs would 90 III III
10 the bcat of MY knowlcdgo aud he1tef, IL one
OF the principal slave traIe1s In AticA aud Said
| plu Salm Ia AZ officer of Prince Burghasb, aud,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-02
THE WRECKED CIRCASSIAN.
RECOVERING THE BODIES OF THE VICTIMS
LIST OF THOSE RECOVERED.

RECOVERING THE BODIES OF THE VICTIMS
LIST or THOSE RECOVERED.
BRDGEnAMrToX, L. L., Jan. l. 1871
The tide has given up many tokens OF the wrecked
Crcassan. The beach, all along its limo. from
Bridgehampton to Montauk Point has scattered upon
1t scraps Of cargo All these claimed by farmers
dcrelct, aud they Will demand salvage OF the con-
signecs should they make claim. All that of
special value had already been removed when the last
accident occurred. it Is not ut all probable tho
farmers will bc disturbed IN their possession
To-day tho wreck visited but nothing was
OF tho remains of any of tho lost The strong
lido has washed all tho bodies far To the eastward.
Tonight reports received from Montauk Point.
thirty miles OF here, give information OF tho ind
ing OF fourteen bodies
The names, as far as nsccrtsincd, are
Captain Williams, OF the Circasrian.
Captain Lewis, OF tho Coast Wreckng Company.
Thomas Grant, the cook
John Freeman, the saimaker.
Frank Wright, apprentice.
Allen Noddcr, apprentice.
waiter Hedge, apprentice
Five Indians from ShinnccOck.
Two OF the crew OF the vessel.
A fearful northeast snow storm Is ragng hero now
which will probably prevent any more bodies being
washed up at present.
Tie flags upon the building OF tho Coast wrecking
Company at Staplcon, s. l., and many OF the public
buildings, well as the ierryboats, half mast
yesterday IN consequence Of the loss OF the wrcckng
crew the Circassinn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-02

At eight O'Clock on sunday night fire broke out In
the hrc-trck and pottery works OF Mcssrs. krcscher
Sons, at krcischcrvlc, near tho western terminus
OF the Staten Island Railroad 1t continued TO burn
until yesterday morning. when the large structures on
tue premises were entirely destroyed with most OF
contents, including largo quantity Of manufactured
material ready for Shipment rho buildings ono
story In height and covered nm Of over an acre.
The logs on the buildings alone, which there Is
insurance. " estimated AT upward OF ilO0.O 600 Moth
ing Is left but the large chnncys and sidewalks which
were o brick. The origin OF the fire Is unknown.
Tho Mcssrs. kreiscncr say that the tire will
rnpt thor business, they have ample their
works on Gocrck street, this CITY, TO serve until those
M krcischtrsc can be reconstructed. over nifty
have thus been temporarily thrown out OF employ
mont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-02
FIGHTING FOR LIFE.

MIDNIGHT BURGLAR coEoCEnED-How A
GERMAN DEFENDED HIS HOUSEHOLD
most desperate case Of burglary occurred early
yesterday morning in the usually quiet Seventeenth
ward mar, who gives his name as Charles
Lane ami who Is evidently professional thief though
not as yet recognized such by the detectives, en-
tered the premises OF Mr. George Kubcr at No $50
East Ninth street. Being surprised by Mr. Kuber he
stabbed him twice, wounding him severely. The story
oil the burglary and attempted murder is simply as iol
lows MIR George Kublcr keeps butcher at No.
81 East Ninth street, in the basement. Behind tho
butcher store are three rooms, two bedrooms and
paror Owing 10 Mr.. Kublcr having to
rso early attend to his New Years
Day business he slept IN the bedroom nearest
the store, his wife occupying the room next the
paror Shortly after hali-past o'clock Mrs
Kublcr was awakened by hearing noise the parior
on looking through the glass door separating tho
she saw man STOPPING over the parIor bureau.
AZ first she thought II her husband and returned
to her But she saw the pass by her door,
ard know that he was not her husband. She called
out, .'Gcorgc." and Mr.. Kublcr awoke and jumped
from his bed. The burglar by this time had. IN his
effort to escape reached lhe middle of the passage
from .hc store in front TO Mrs Kubers bedroom in
the rear. Mr.. kublcr, who had been aroused by tho
OF his WIFE, out in the hallway and encount-
cred him. The hallway r. narrow passage, not more
than TOUR feet 1.-Two inches
The STRUGGLE.
According 10 tue ucAtrlpUon gwen ny MT hUDler,
the burglar finding thai he discovered graspcd
him by the throat and cndcavored to throw him mo
empty room, off The passagcway. Mr.. Kubler over
came him. when the desperate ruiian drew from hts
pocket open pocketknifc, and cut nj kub-
Ter The latter raised his RICH, arm to ward
of The blow and severely stabbed
through tho forearm Mr. Kubcr. who is a staiwart
ana powerful man. although wounded, held TO the
burglar and shouted Tor help Tho other occupants OF
the mouse, bearing the alarm came to The Mr..
Thomas Martin. keeping grocery store in the samo
house, rushed into the store and seized tho burglar
"lo cndeavorcd TO escape. \ number OF persons Nv.
ing the house came IN aud The thief seeing that his
OF escape had been blocked offered further
resistance lie pretended 10 be drunk and asked
a drink of water, saying that he was very Ill.,
In the meantime news of the affair convey ed 10
the Seventeenth precinct station house aud Captain
Mccullough ana Oliccr J. Ncali5 came tic scene.
when the burglar realized that he going 10 be
handed the police. no offered desperate re.
ssiancc, but was finally subducd by liberal applIca.
ton oil The club
When brought before Justice Wandc Mt the Essex
Market Court yesterday, the prisoner gave his
Charles Lane aged twenty-sy, residing In Twenty
second street. between First and second avenues and
said he had business. Justice Wandc held him for
trial IN default OF $1,000 bali.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-02

PROBABLE MURDER by DRUNKEN nUFriAN
IN DoMISIcK STREET.

PROBABLE MURDER DY DRUNKEN nUFriAN
IN DoMISIcK STREET.
James Blake, a SAWYER, aged nineteen. OF No. 22e
varick street, was arrested by Onlcer Shay. Of the
Eighth precinct for shooting man, who Is supposed
10 be Michael Walsh, OF NO. 22s West Twenty-fourth
street, at the OF Dominick ana vnrick
street about nine O'Clock. The Injured man. who was
specchlcss and parayzei, wos sent 10 the Now York
Hospital BY Captain Mcdonnell and his assailant was
lacked up Tor the night.
Tho particulars, NJ related by tho of1ccr and two
witnesses to the deed show IL 10 have been wantou
attempt take the life of fellow creature without
any apparent cause OF serious prvocation. Mr. John
ROurkc, VINO was looking out OF tile window OF hta
house near by SAW tonr mon al tho corner of DOM.
and Varick streets and heard words O alter
cailon between Two OF thcm-a tail and short man.
II seemed That they we're dsputng about the payment
OF some drinks 'hey had had !ew minutes before.
The shorter .in slipped though some slight ilssago
OF arms had taken place between him and the other,
who seized him by the coat collar with hand, drew
"a second smith a Wesson revolver with other,
and, merely saying son. what's the matter with your"
shot HIM IN the left temple and lied Tho other
men also TOOK 10 light leaving tho unfortunate
the bleeding and spcechlesa.
Mr.. Rourkc aud James Mc,irstn, OF No go varick
street, truck driver chase To the fugitive who
was stopped by ohicer shay aud held until tho two
pursuers came NJ, which they dId almost immediately
and identified HIM as the man VINO did tho shoot.
ing. ''Whcre the rcvoiverY' SAID the officer.
"ilere It rs" said Mr.. Rourke. putting his
out tho smith wcsson ays chambers 81
which had been discharged one renamed loaded
The man taken the Eighth precinct sta
ton house, whore he iully Identified by
Messrs. Rourkc and McGraih and Mrs. Caroline
Mooney, oil No. n Dominck street He was taken
down Stars and locked az, nfer being cfoss-ques-
toned by the Captain lie positively denied the
shooting. Hc was evidently much under tho
influence OF liquor and very iuco-
herent in his statements When asked
tho name OF the injured man, he said IL was Michael
Walsh. OF No rs West twenty fourth street, a1d
then denied knowing anything abolt him, saying
that he talking about his gir!. Maggie Walsh. In
fact he was III half mnudlin condHon or pretended
TO be. although he made quite spirited resistance
when the oiicer undertook 10 bring him into the
station house. When the wretched man was taken
down TO cell he curled himself up on the wooden
bench and fell fast asleep, happily unconscious
vi the terrible revelation the morning would
bring to him. When seen by the HERALD ro(>rtcr he
was slumbcring calmly. HIS victim, Is nan apparently
orty years OF right side paralyzcd and his lct
temple perforated with bullet, occupied bed In tho
New York Hospital, aad at late hour was seemingly
drficuiO mOrtis.
James Mct;rath detained at the station house tn
appear against tho prisoner this morning.
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MEXICO.

PRESIDENT LERDo REPORTED IN JALIsco WITH
NEARLY HALF THE ARMY-nE WILL FIGHT
DIAz FOR TIE CAPITAL.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. /, 1877.
runners having been current hero for few days
ast that President Lcrdo, OF Mexico, was on his way
to this city, active preparations were made by the
Mexican residents OF this city to give him public
reception Later advices however are that Lcrdo has
not given up hope OF rcgalning power
VOL informed Mcxcnns In this city to-day furnished
TO Chronicle reporter tho following ;-"Neither Lerdo
or arg member OF his STAFF have yet visited the United
states they arc now in tho State OF Jasco, under the
profession of nearly hall OF the Mexican regular
army. commanded by Generals scbaos, viegran and
srCl
do expects TO make strong light with the forcc
q Diaz aud If successful push on to tho City OF
Nex co nd regain tho capital. Should nc be defeated
N Jaco he will probably como TO California, by why
ol san Bias or Coma
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, }
XAsuINGToy. Jan, IL A. NJ.


OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsuISGroS, Jan. 2-l a. NJ
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States rising barometer
north to west winds colder and clear weather. fol.
lowed by rising temperature
For the Gulf States, rising, followed by falling bar
omcter generally warmer clear weather and westerly
winds, gradually backing 20 southcry.
For Tennessee and tho ono Valley. higher. bar
omctcr, northwest to northeast Winds generally
colder and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For tho Upper Lake region and the Upper Missis-
sippi Valley, rising barometer, northwest and
noriherly winds, colder and partly cloudy or clear
weather
For the lower lake region and Middle States, rising
barometer, winds backing to northcry and westerly
and snow, followed by colder, partly cloudy weather.
For New England, falling barometer increasing east
10 north winds, nearly stationary temperature and
snow, succeeded during the afternoon and night by
rising barometer, northwestcrly winds and colder
clearing weather.
Cautionary signals continue along tho coast from
\ orth Carolina to Maine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-02

WESTCHESTER'S NEW REGIME.

good deal OF interest centred In the WcstchcsteI
County Court buildings White Plains yesterday,
ing the that the recently elected county officers
assumed their Official functions. sheriff Robert +.
Brundagc having qualified at midnight OF the previous
day, quietly entered upon the duties OF his ofce for
the alone having chosen twice
that position within the memory vi the Oldest inhab
liant OF the county Hc has appointed Gilbert s.
Lyon, under sheriff, William l.. Banks deputy and
clerk ana Henry II. Ford deputy and jncr. County
CLERK John NJ. Rowc who also control OF his
Office yesterday has selected Tor his assistants Peter
Vcrmyca and Walter s. Mills Both OF tho officials
named received tho congratulations Of a large number
OF their respective ircnds and admirers during tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-02
HONOR AMONG THIEVES.

Simon Lnnnigan, OF Nincty-scventh street and
Fourth avenue, was committed at the Fity-scvcnth
Street Court sunday, to answer charge OF stealing
a quantity OF clothing and gold watch from Joseph
Kcllncr no. las Second avenue. The lattcr was
himself arragncd ~ The same Court, yesterday, on %
charge Oi having stolen god watch, supposed TO no
the same stolen from bim by LnnnigaD. lie
mandcd until the watch ~ rvcovcroi from The pawn
shop where " ~ nov pledged when the supposed real
owner Max Hoppe, of No. u Elizabeth street, will
have an OPPORTUNITY oil Identifying ~
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AN UNFORTUNATE SHOT.

Mr.. Thomas White a builder, OF Franklin street,
Jersey City Heights died yesterday in ST. Marys Hos
pital, Hobokcn the effect Of gunshot wound re-
ccivcd about ten days ago. lie was out cunning IN
Newark meadows, and while climbing an embark.
mcnt the gun went OIL, woundng HIM IN the lett arm.
lie subsequently IN the hospital refused 10 consent
the amputation OF tho wounded member although told
by The doctors IN charge OF the hospital that II alb
nnluc civ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-02
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

There was but little change IN Commodore vandcr>
bits condition last evening. He somewhat
weaker than the day previous ana, though steadily
declining the change for the from day day 10
scarcely noticeable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman George +. Hoar, Of MASSACHUSETTS, ana
ex Govcrnor O. c. washburn, OF Wisconsin, the
Firth Avenue Hotel Captain Hamilton Perry. Of tho
steamship Adriatc, is at the ST. Denis Hotel Captain
Cantlcy, OF the Royal Engineers, British Army, is 40
the Gilscy House. State Senator p. II. Morgan 81
Louisiana. is at the New York Hotel General f. W.
Price, OF Missouri, Is at tho ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Edward J. Phelps, OF Vermont, Is at the Clarendon
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-02
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Russia Will leave this port Oh
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post Once a
four o'clock A. ~
THE new York characterization for Europe-will
DO really at hnlrpast three O'Clock in tho morning
Single copics In wrappers for mailing. six oontS