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The New York herald., 1877-11-01
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THEY ''PAss" ANOTHER QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
THE ALLEGED REASONS THEREFOR
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81, 1871
The directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to-day twelve O'Clock TO ako action upon
the financial report oil the company and tho cxpcdi-
ency of declaring Tho usual quarterly dividend Alter
thorough roview OF the situation 1t was deemed mex
pedient to announce q dividend. To the reporters
after tho conclusion Of the meeting II declared
that corresponding season, saving that OF 1876
has the pany done such large and profitable car.
rying trade thut of the losses by the riots OF
July last thoy concluded to the surplus funds In
tue necessary repairs made necessary BY tho riots.
Tho Board OF Directors about ono O'Clock, adopted
the following resolutions which they immediately sent
to The Board of Brokers-
Resolved That the fact that tho lines of
this moving large traffic and at better rates
have prevailed during time past the Board OF
deem IL inmivsaDe to declare dividend
this time believing to for the
devote the net
alton OF tho including the equipment
tho losses sustained directly or indirectly dur
July 1871 to the reduction of the oat-
ing obligations OF the company.
On the Stock Board Pennsy lvana opened at 29A and
continued 10 stand until alter the news from
the directors when dropped to 2S7, at which
NAMED during the remainder OF the day.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
VERMONTS RAILROAD WRECKERS.

NORTH TROY, w., Oct 81 1877.
Colonel Asa D. Foster. manager of the Southeastern
Railroad arrived here last night and lett this morning
tor Montreal, where he Will endeavor to make somo
arrangement toward settlement Of the complications
between his road and the Passumpsic Railroad If no
adjustment OF matters is had the management will
cause the appointment OF receiver during the pres
ent week. President Raymond and party are Ut New
port No trains run over the road between
Newport and Abercorn, distance OF fifty miles
nearly onchalt the length OF the entire road Nearly
q mile OF track has been torn up near this village.
There are now breaks the road The whole
damage may be counted ty thousands.
The break at East Richlord is guarded by High
Shcrn Holdridge and posse OF shcris unuer him. to
prevent any attempt by tho Southeastern to make
pairs All mails between Newport and ADercorn
Carried by s,agc. Towns along tho line Of the road
who bonded Tor its construction nding much fault
with the management OF both parties, the appoint
mcnt o a receiver Is demanded.
the Canadian courts to vacato the lease will
be heard in November If II Is not continued. Both
sides express Willingness 10 leave the adjustment
oil the difficulties 10 the decision OF the courts.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
RAILWAY R1OTER ON TRIAL.

THE FIRST INDICTIENr UNDER THE NEW LAW.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SYRACUSE. n. Y, Oct 81, 1877.
rho trial Of Theodore L. Adams, OF this city,
dicted for placing obstruction the Central Rail.
road track at Dewitt during the striko last July
menced In this city to-day. Adams the leader OF
the 225 strikers at Dewitt, and the Central and
Hudson River ,ilroad Company Is determined TO
make example OF him If possible. Tho act
upon which the indictment Is based seizing
engine anu ovorhaung stock train Ut Manlius and
taking there ronf the fireman and compelling him
return to Dewitt and join the strikers This IS tho
first which has come up in this State under tho
new law, passed May 10, 1871, entitled IAN Act to
Punish Trcspassers Upon Railroads." Counsel for the
prisoner moved 10 quash the Indictment tho
ground that facts cited In the District Attorney s.
opening did not constitute, ii proven, the offence
charged. Counsel also urged that IN taking the en-
gine there no intention tho part OF Adams 10
place any obstruction on the track The Judge de-
cdcd the points well taken, and yet holds tho matter
open for nnal decision tomorrow Counsel tor Adams
confidently expect his discharge tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
YET ALIVE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct Sill p. N.
Senator Morton Is yet alive but is evidently sinking
and It is only matter OF conjecture how death
will upon him. About O'Clock to- night the cf-
iects OF tho opiac having passed of and his physicians
not being IN tho room at tho moment, tho
Senator suffered severely from sufocaton and called
repeatedly Tor air. Tho windows ana doors
thrown open but without relief 20 him until DR.
Thompson came IN and administered another opiate,
causing a quiet sumber IN which state
he Is now resting. He Is surrounecd
by his wiie and her sisters, Mrs. scott
Mrs Gill ana Mrs. Holloway. Governor Burbank.
tho Senator's sons Oliver ana Walter two nurses and
his physicians. No others are admitted The Scna-
perfectly conscious and realizes that his end -
He does not speak, cxcep to give directions 10
his nurses. Mrs Motion gave way TO her gricf this
evening, but regained her composuTe and Is with
tho family waiting ior the final struggle, which may
como nt any memcnL
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PRESIDENT HAYES MEANING.

WHAT HE TOLD CoLLECIoE SIMMONS ABOUT
THE CIVIL SERVICE oRDER-TnE CoLLEC-
roR's VIEWS or THE ADMINISTRATORS
SOUTHERN POLICY.
BosToS, Oct 81, 1877.
William A. Simmons, the we'll known politician and
Collector OF the port OF Boston, has undertaken to
explain jus what the President intended when he pro-
mulgated celebrated civil service document which
has caused SO much comment throughout tho
country. "rhat order, aud have 1t direct from
the lips OF the President himself" says Col
lcctor Simmons, "was intended TO curtail
or aDrdgc the constitutional rights Of any citizen OF
the United States. /. was only intended to take the
ocehodor out Of tho OF political intrigue and
management; and, adds the Co lector, $50 far as II
aimed to do this 1t should be received by the Office
holders Of the country a decree Of emancipation
from u very disagrecable service. know this, and
this alone to have been Presidents intonon, and
the ssu ny OF that order was to carry ont inc spirit OF
the Cinclnnati Convention. 1t was faithful Gu
deavor his part to iu the specific pledges ot tho
Cincinnati platform In tho interest OF reform Ono
great trouble with our reform friends In the State Of
Massachu has been that they havc been entirely
too partisan In their actions, and act altogether honest
In their criticisms; there has been too much talk
about the better element of the party and too little
inclination TO recognize the necessity OF bringing all
the elements together, shoulder To shoulder, Tor tho
success Of u common cause. An American President
said that his coat OF arms was pair OF shirt
sleeves, and tho present leaders Of the republican
IL u powe riul factor the republican party to-day
and should not bo ignored. have never" adds Mr.
Simmons, "mct Il single expression IRON rcformer
IN Massachusetts IN commcndation OF tho reforms
which have been accomplished IL tho Federal SERVICE
and yet say that us much has been accomplished
In the direction OF an economical honest and efficient
conduct Of the public business in Boston as in any
other city the United States That tho public does
appreciate this statement OF his causes the Coec
lind fault, ana his grev anccs Will probably DO
expressed In detail in the shape OF lecture on re
iorm," whicn he will shortly deivor In various New
England cities
THE SOUTHERN POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
Mr.. Simmons, ike the old abolition element OF tho
State conesses that has in tho past entertained
grave doubts Of the Southern policy pursued by the
administration He very careful now not to endorse
it, ho gets the matter by saying the Southern
question ceased TO be ISSUE aud what has been
done cannot DO undonc. Ho bcncves but docs not
say upon the Authority OF the President hmsei, that
Hayes INTENDED TO do exactly rgat aud that there
fore tho republicans ought 10 support him. Ho be-
cves further, that tho policy OF the President 10 tho
the towards the South as that which would have
been endorsed Dy Lincoln, Wilson, Sumner aud
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
CANAL TRAFFIC..
COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF THE BUSINESS
FOR 1876 AND 1877.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF THE BUSINESS
FOR 1876 AND 1877.
BUFFALO, N. " Oct. 81. 1877.
Collector Bisso of this port, renders the following
statement oi business transacted In his Office for tho
past month, for the season thus far, with compara-
tive statement for the same time last year
Number OF boats cleared in October, 1877, 400;
number In October, 1876, 74S Increase, 652
Amount OF tolls collected In OCTOBER, 1877,
SOS 1876 06 amount III October. 1876, $9S,2l6 3D. De-
crease, SOL As.
Number oil boats cleared for tho Of 1877 thus
far 800; number Tor the OF 1876 to tho
time, g. 2O2. Increase, j, 76S.
Amount tolls collected for tho OF 1877 thus
far Sl07, lg2 15 amount In 1876 10 the same time,
S5l3yo7 %. Decrease, $1O6, sos l3
cHlEF SHIPMENT.
For tho of 1877 thus far there havo been tho
following amounts shipped:-
Wheat, bushels 10 l3200 Lumber, ieet.. "a 96l 900
Corn bushels. ~, 400 000 Slaves. ST. 900
Oats, bushels. 1909, 900 Pork, bbs..... 35,35
Rye, bushels. 100000 Lard lbs...... $500 900
Barley, bushels $4,000 Shingles. $3.50. 20, 74s, 0Oo
Malt, bushels. lii 600
For the oil 1876 10 tho Same time the ship
ments wore:-
Wheat, bushels TO- 10000 Barley malt,
Corn bushels. 11.4lY,0o bushels 1872, 600
Oats, bushels. 600, coo Lumber feet. SO lao, 900
Rye, bushels. 400, 900 slaves, lbs. 46 81 600
Barley, bushels 147, 900 Shingles 49, 81, 900
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PROMOTIONS CONFIRMED ~ THE SENATE
ORDERS.
WAsnSGroy, Oct. 81, 1877
Commodore Thomas H. Patterson TO be rear
admiral.
Captain George W. Ransom to be commodore. .
Commanders John q. Walker and Henry A. Adams
to DO captains.
Lieutenant Commanders Oliver A. BatchcIlcr, Albert
s. Barker, NJ w. Sanders, John r. Bartlett and Sas
w. Terry to be commanders.
Paymasler Frank q. Crosby to be n pay inspector.
Pissed Assistant Paymastcr E. ". Whichouse to be
paymastcr. Assistant Paymaster William NJ Barry to
be passed assistant paymaster.
Wythe NJ. Parks Wilmer o. Chrisman, John ID.
Sloane and Clarence /. bennett to be assistant
ginecrs
Second Lieutenant stephen w. Tinckenbush to be
frst lieutenant in the Marine corps.
II. d. Todd 10 be professor OF mathematics In the
navy.
Assistant Ensneor Warner d. Barley to be passed
assistant engineer.
Passed Assistant Paymaster John MacMahon to be
paymastcr.
Assistant Paymaster John W. Jordon to be passed
assistant aymastcr.
Ambrose X. Michlei and Calender ). Lewis to be
assistant pay masters.
Captain William ". Joires to he Chief of Bureau of
Ordnance, Navy Department
ORDERS.
Lieutenant Commander A. w. Kellogg Is detached
from command OF the Speeiw ell placed waiting
orders. Passed Assistant Engineer Geurge w. Hill is
ordered 10 the Ossipoc
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
AN APPEAL TO THE cHuHcHrs.

To THE EDITOR THE HgRALD:-
As some Of our countrymcn arc suffering for want
OF the ncccssaries OF hie-and they appeal to US ali
for aid and pccunary assistance requsitc-S 900 Is
needed. why not tho churches throughout the coun-
try send one-na one-quartcr--yes, one eiehth-ther
colectlops tor next Sabbath And the amount raised
will pye these KIN the AID they require ana
leave balance, which then could DO handed 10 the
SONS collections are generally made. Let II be tho
universal request OF all contributors at tho
next Sabbath that their contributions arc Tor the aid Of
the sufferers ut Fernandin Let tho presiding
ter so announce Ills congregation tho purpose OF
the collection, and on Monday let The proceeds be
handed TO the NEW YoRK HgRALD, which Will an
nounce through columns the amounts received from
each church, tho funds be quickly forwarded To
Fernandina. penny piece IRON one-quortcr Of our
churchgocrs will more suilico this afflicted little
city oil Fcrnandina. Fla
yERCY h OIL, Pa,nncld, N. J.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

GRANTS MOVEMENTS IN PARIs-GRAvITY OF
THE CRISIS IN FRANcE-THE ABYssINIAN
wAR--ExHIB1TIoN AT THE CAPE OF GOOD
ny CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. !, 1877.
General Grant yesterday visited the Palas dIndus-
tre and works whore tho statue OF "Lberty" for
New York Harbor is being constructed. The sculptor
n. Barthodi, presented him with a miniature model
Of the General Grant several times expressed
his satisfaction with the WORK.
AT THE OPERA.
In the evening the General attended tho OPERA
where he well received by the audience and
treated with great ceremony by the officials
GRAVITY CRISIS
The Rfpubique Francdise in editorial describes
Ihe present crisis as very grave and says 't must
be terminated, or wo shall be drawn into the most
tsrrible OF catastrophes-civil war"
NEw MEN, nut NO POLICY.
The Franeaise says although differences may exist
among the Ministers tho best method OF sustain
Ing tho policy OF May 16. tho Marshal does not admit
that there can be any doubt OF the necessity OF
saining it. should new Ministry be formed It's mis-.
sion would be to continue upnold tho conservative
policy This statement oi the Fransaise is in accord
with tho report scnt from Paris yesterday that now
Cabinet appointed which would seek 10 carry
out tho policy OF It's predecessor.
The Monitcur, however, believes tho governments
soncilatory tendency Is Increasing
HURRY
II Is stated that NJ. Grcvy openly expresses very
conciliatory views later Paris despatch says
refused, despite all persuasions, to put himself
0rward a candidate FOR the Presidency This
Toes not moan that he would refuse tho Presidency
MacMahon should resign. but he considers that his
recession after the expiration OF tho Marshals legal
torn would be advantageous TO tho republicans
than = premature ousting Of tho MARSHAL
D'ArxALE PROTESTS.
The Duke D'Aumale mas written 10 President Mac.
Eahon protesting aganst the report that he ls q can
dtdate for tho Presidency.
ARRANGING THE REPUBLICAN PROGRAMME
The Senators belonging to the Lott will meet Sat
day and tho Deputies OF tho Left Monday
their iuturo attitude.
INSANE EDITOR.
NJ Cuyot. ntpayroux, editor OF the Courier d.
France has become insane In consequence of poiica
excitement.
Tho Paris despatch reporting the baltic rcccntl,
fought between tho King Of Abyssinia and Asuoll
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
THE STEAMER BOLIVIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81. 1877
Tho steamship Nederland, which arrived here yes
torday from Antwerp, brought tho purser and two
saloon passengers OF tho steamship Bolivia she re-
ports nine O'Clock in the evening OF October
25 latitude Al deg 80 min longitude 51 deg ~ min,
on the banks, sho Tell IN with the Anchor Line
steamer Bolivia, IRON Glasgow ior Now YORK, with
her main shaft broken. She received on board tho
mails, purscr aud Two saloon passengers. The captain
tho Bolivia refused further assistance, as he ex.
pected to complete repairs 10 the shalt by iour
O'Clock the next morning, which would enable him 10
proceed slowly To Now York. Lett her at midnight
under sail; weather nne sea smooth and light wind
from the northwest Tho Bolivia had ut that timo
made 225 miles under sail
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
s.aes tina. the latter los. 5000 men in killed and

wounded.
Exhibition AT GOOD HoPE.
An international exhibition. under the patronage OF
Hts Exceilercy Governor SIR Il. Bartle Frere will be-
opened ut Cape Town next April, with agricultural
department organized on large SCALE Diplomas OF
honor, and gold silver ana bronze medals will bo
awarded Every facility Will be given for the sale OF
articles exhibited, well as Tor taking orders the
building. The Exhibition will be divided classes
which include foods, drinks, chemicals, pcrfumery
furniture, fabrics, sewing machines, domestic ap-
pIianccs, watches, jewelry, hardware, edge tools
cutlery metals, agricultural implements, machinery
&c Intending exhibitors should communicate with
Mr.. Edmund Johnson Delegate Commissioner Tor tho
Exhibition, No. Castle street, Holborn London.
COTTON BURNED
Boards cotton mill, ut Oldham Lancashire has been
destroy cd by fire. The mill contained 40 900 spindles
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
ISCENDIaEY FIRES.

JAcasoNv.LLE, Fla, Oct. 81, 1871
An iLccndary Grc In Tallahassee last night destroyed
tho Phnnix Block, occupied by julius Ball, julius
Diamond, Henry & Co., aud Pooo & Co. Loss,
s32, 900; insurance, $2l ,00o
PgovipEScE, Il. L. Oct 81, 1871.
A cottage house and barn, belonging To Martin
Crowley near the Cranslon Inc, were destroyed by
hrc thIs morning. Tnc loss Is 5000 Insurance 81 0O0
The 1ro OF inccndiary origin
Troy, y. ", Oct. 81, 1877.
Last night the storchcuse on Ida Hiil Of Messrs.
Simmons X Tompkrs, KNIT goods manufacturers, was
burned Tho loss is $4,000; insurance $1,000. Tho
fire WAS the WORK OF an lnccndiary.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
THE WAR.
Alarm in C0nstantinopls at the
Russian Victories.
OPERATIONS IN ARMENIA.
Melikof and Moukhtar Again Con-
fronting Each Other.
SILISTRIA'S DANGER.
The Montenegrins Laying Siege
to Podgoritza.
1RRESOLUTE SERVIA.
SILISTRIA'S DANGER.
The Montenegrins Laying Siege
to Podgoritza.
IRRESOLUTE SERVIA.
[BY GABLE TO THE HERALD. I

LONDON, Nov l, 1877.
The Russian successes In the rear OF Plevna are
evidently producing CONSERVATION in Constanti-
nople. special despatch from Pera, dated Tues
day, says 1t was reported there that Orchanie had
been captured, with Chevket Pacha and several
thousand troops If this were so we should proba-
bly, have had the first report OF 1t from the Russian
headquarters.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN SUCCESS.
1t Is officially announced in ConstantInople that
the brigade which was intrencned at Telische has
been dispersed by the Russians. Chevket Pacha
Is fortifying the neighborhood Of Orchanle.
MELlKorF SCORES ANOTHER VICTORY
correspondent, who was eyewitness,
teegraphs from Erzeroum:-"As the Turks
were evacuating lIassan-Kaleh on Tues
day night the Russians surprised their
rear guard, taking two battalions prison
The enemys approach was utterly unexpected.
The Turks now occupy q formidable position at
Deve-Boyun, which is the last defensive position
east OF Erzeroum.n
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMIES
The st. Petersburg GoLos has special despatch
from Kurukdara, dated Tuesday, containing the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with the Kars garrison
have been broken Off and the bombardment has re-
commenced. The district OF KaQysman has been
placed under Russian administration. The corps
OF Generals Heynmann and Tergukassof have
effected junction and are near Hassan Kaeh.n
GENERAL MELIKoFF HoNoRED.
A Vienna despatch announces that General Nell.
kor has been appointed Provisional Governor OF
Turkish Armenia.
PREPARING TO BEsIEGE sILIsTRIA.
suleman Pacha telegraphs to Constantlnope q
confirmation Of the reports that the Russian Army
Of the Dobrudscha is marching to Kuzghun, near
6ilistria.
PODGORlTZA BEsIEGEn
A telegram from Ragusa states that the Monte
negrins have occupied the heights commanding
Podgoritza and a bombardment is considered i'm
minent. The Turks are Fastening to the defence
or that place.
sERvIAN HESITATION.
M. Chrlstics, the Servian agent in Constantinople
has communicated a despatch to the Porte saying
that Servas attitude does not justify the Portc's
complaints, that Servias military measures de-
signed solely to protect her frontier and that Ser
viu hopes for the maintenance Of good relations
with Turkey.
sERyIA's OPPORTUNITY.
special despatch from Belgrade TO the Political
Correspondence or Vienna says in consequence OF
violation by Circassians OF the T1mok frontier Of
Servia a Servian brigade has left Gradlsta Tor
Saitschar
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor elect Richard u. Bishop, of Ohio, Is at tho
ST. Nicholas Professor Francis A. Walker, OF Yaio
College, and General Israel vogdcs, United States
Army are ut the Hoffman Professor Spencer +.
Baird, United States Commissioner OF Fisheries;
Congressman james NJ. Marvin, OF Saratoga; Com
modore \. A. ker, United Statcs Navy, ana Isaao
McConihe of Troy, arc at the Fifth Avenue. General
John G. Parkc, United States Army, Is at the Brevoor
Ex-Congressman Charles IL. Adams of Cohoes, N. Y,
Is at the Windsor. Bishop John Freeman Young, OF
Florida, and Secretary OF State Joseph Engelhard.
OF North Carolina, at tho Union Square. General
Sas Seymour, OF Quebec, and Thomas c. Durant arc
at tho ST. james. Henry Farnam, OF New Haven, is at
tho Albemario Naval Constructor Isaiah Hanscom,
United States Navy, Is at tho Grand Senator
Augustus Schoonmakcr, Jr, Of Kingston. n. Y, and
cx.I.cutenant Governor George G. s OF Connecticut,
are ut tho Metropolitan. MAJOR Junius W. MacMurray,
United States Army, Is at the Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
OTuER EIREa.

WALDoBoRo, Me-, Oct 81, 1877.
nro at Bremen, Nc, this morning destroyed
Captain Joseph Duryea's house, stable and store
together with their contents Tho loss is S. 500 /;
fully covered by Insurance..
Bosrox, Mass. Oct. 81. 1877
The steam bark mill OF the George r. Osborn estate
at Peabody, Mass. has been burned. Tho loss Is
iron So 600 10 $4,000; partially insured.
HALirAx, ". s., Oct 81 1877.
A fire In Charottciown, 7. Il. l., on the corner OF
Queen Richmond Streets has destroyed tho build
ings occupied by Frazer, Gill Il Sinclair. Loss,
xlGO0Q
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FIRES.

DESTRUCTION OF A LITHoGEAPuIC ESTABLISH
MENT.
PHILADELPHIA, 0ct 81, 1877.
No lois Arch street, occupied by Mcssrs Craig.
Hnioy Co., photographers and engravers, was dam
aged by fire this morning 10 tho amount OF $4,000.
Fully insured.
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YELLOW FEVER.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Oct. 81, 1877.
There was ono death At Fcrnandina to-day-that OF
Captain W. W. Wells, United states ollccr, in charge
oil Fort Clinch.
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AID FoR THE suFFEREIs.

Mayor Ely yesterday received the following ad.
ditona subscriptions in aid OF the yellow fever sui-
icrcrs at Fcrnandna, Fla Dun, Barlow 4 Co.. 500:
Andrew Mills, $50; Bcebc Brother, $50; Mrs. M. T.
", IS.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
LESS RESTLESS.

lSpiAyAroLIs, Ind., Oct. 81, 1877
At midnight Senator Morton awake less rest
less than before nc slept Dir. Thompson and por-
tion OF the family have retired.
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Mr.. MORTON SINKING.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 3l-010 p. NJ
Senator Morton has been sinking very rapidly since
three o'clock this afternoon may not 1.-Two through
tho night
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
CONDITION OF SENATOR MORTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1877.

WAsniSGroS, Oct 81, 1877.
telegram to Judge Tyner, First Assistant Post.
master General, to-day. says:-.Dr Thompson rc-
ports the trouble with Senator Morton is that tho
pneumogastrc nerve is paTalyzed with tho loss OF
vitality In the lungs"
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
HELD FOR MURDER.

BosroS, Oct 81, 1877.
J. G. Bovey, OF Somcrvic, Mass, has been arrested
charge OF murder In causing tho death OF Sarah
A. Hineklcy last July.
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A.-BENNETr BUILDING.

A.-BENNETr BUILDING.
LOCATED oN NAssAu, ANN AND FULTON STA
40 LET on stITani.E sFhi hIAi2S.HLE rSi; TERMS
LAWYERS BASKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES,
APPLY On PREMISES
A-THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
ana throat 10 which many residents ot our vaa-
10 the use ScHLscks PCLdo>C SYnuP, which posi-.
tor consumption coughs. colds throas 40
FOR safe by all druggists.
f. c. HAZARD 4 co., uLTRAMARINE BLUE
IN bnils. will bleach clothes white while liaud DO
dcred blue makes them yellow. For sao by all grocera
ELECTION
POLITICAL PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP fuk CASH
AZ THE METROPOLITAN
JOB pniNrIAG OFFICE.
II. w. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane the sole manufacturers Of genuine As
Lcstos Paints, ooans Steam rpo and Boiler CoverinlA
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
done at tho
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
. Annst.
HAVE WORN ONE OF DR. HoLMAN'S LIVER
PADS ypcpsa aud typhoid lever The beLent
has been direct and positiyc; ;. , -, r.,
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcriSa PREssEs
capable OF printing ILo0o copies per hour
OF cignipasc paper either si eight columns
ALSO ALL Tns STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE.
LoA.iNn iHEksio
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