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TuE. NYGElA HOTEL.

..o,a,rI within 90 yards "f Fort Monroe. ''F,'
-. .n. ,,ar special attractions for summer WIZ"
,,,,,c cxiec.ty FOR 800 guests Has All modern nv
..,,,,cn;s SIX daily mails. and Telegraph once.
,...; +, twenty rS:-claSs steamers irn8 da''! 'e>-
,.,r, sunday 80 Wards from the """f' ~ui"f''.
, f,- i..tnlug at ;iic door->tcp<, and g""o from
.,r.t' xo.ri,l.r Boating. fishing. and driving
...',.li, attractive send for circular describing
....r,,ic advantages. terms. &C
lIjt,Sm H. pHOEErS, Proprietor.
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AIoyELY CONFERENCE.-The very counterpart
Of nature without suggestion of artificial appics-
ton, Is bestowed by that unique cosmetic 9oc-
RAup's OLYMpIAN CREAM. Large bottles re-
duced to one dollar; trial bottles, twenty-five cents
FOR sale by PURCELL, LADD q co.
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my FINEST RATriiNG FACILITIES IN Ihh
WORLD.

s,,crifc ror neuralgia. dy>lrp>ia, e"u., an"
-. ism Pamphlets 10 lie liaa oi i'N'hIH'
;,,,rk Co. Richmond. Va. ,,,,, county
~ .;nii,S W LAWSON, Of Isle OF Wight county
'".. E3mt IOIIN l.. EI'BANk. Proprietor.
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TIE polar" REFRIGERATOR requires only
hvc pounds of Ice per day TO preserve meats, butter,
milk &c MOUNTCASTLE & CofEH.
Manufacturers. $50 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

n. ELLYscN 4 CO.. advertising agents, insert aa.
versisements In all of the newspapers OF the onneo
States at publishers rates. Orders lett VI the Dss
patch counting-room will receive prompt stten-
ton.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH-
MosD PosT-OFFICE MAY 18. 1S77.-Willam
C. Bentley, Richmond, Va; j. II. Gilham,
Richmond, Va.

Observation-Disclosures Of deaths last week,
TWENTY-FIVE.
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LEVY BROTHERS STORE WILL BE CLOSED OK
FRIDAY, II being Il religious festival.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

rg- On al safes Of Real Estate mnde betpse;
the Ist Of Juauarg dn,d last NJ June the t".Ieslo'
We Drestnt y.ar kure In he Daia buMe pnrrhdss1
ON nv sales DlnGe Getneen the lSt o/ o/J"'y0ndins
Of ne y.nr tie tar.s hdre 10 be pail dy the s'Ue1
This custo-I was adopted about t'tcen years as.
pile. to Richmond aud yicinity.1
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TIL. consists OF lin, OF the best quality. one side
q which Is rendered impcrvious, thereby prevent
Ing soiin- Of the clothing Of those uslngt, and rcn-
crng applications such - iiniments oils, salves.
more caectua. For sale by
}. BLAIR. Druggist
.ro5 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
rNROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT AND
ITS COMBINATIONS.
TRUEMER'S EXTRACT MALT,
TEDEMER,S EXTRACT MALT. fcrratcd;
TKpEMEK.S EXTRACT MALT, with llypophoS
ph!cs:
TEuEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, lodidc;
TKUENIER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate Iron
and Quininc:
TEOEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. Alternative
The attention Of the medical pro sion Is respect
fu!Iy called 10 these valuable preparations.
PURCELL, IADD co. Druggists.
,uh1g 1916 Main street.
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LEVY BROTHERS STORE WILL BE CLOSED on
FRIDAY; so call to-day and make your purchases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

ALL THE SEw-sTYLE SUITS and PoLoSAisES
at LEVY BROTHERS,. Look at their stock.
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MULES. HIORSES. &c.

VALLEY HORsnS.--Justa arrived N1n
7 ut Turner & Co.'s sta shles, from the Val. ~
Icy OF Virginia, lot OF fHksT-ClAss YOUNG
HORSES. Nj GROVE BROTHER.
my 1875
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GET A GOOD PARAsoL at real good bargain at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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RysrsEss CHANCES.

4 FINE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.
Nc oE.r for sale on favorable terms the STOCK
astd GGUsD-WILL Of d COUNTRY STOHE on the
iine af ue Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, aad at u
d,1ot. dniGxa fine business, Apply to
my 3.TlI4y GKUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

COHEN BROTHERS are open ro-diy. but viii be
closed fRlDAI the 18th instant, account of holi-
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nHs's:S. NEpgCISES. &c.

FIECTROM MATlC NECKLACE.
toK TEETHlSG CHILDREN.
~ mail, SOC.
MILLER K PIERCE, Apothecariea.
,,,y 1c-II,i corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
u f 7 L I { :
FOR INFANTS AND lNNAlll'S:
r,Pu,tA. or ENTIRE WllEAT-FooD:
Ul.HBELL's PREPARED WHEAT.
IMPERIAL GRANlM,
EFSTL rs LACTEnCS FARlNA.
uAWLEN'S LIEBlG'S FOOD.
H. Ms MALT INFANTS FOOD,
FRENCH RACAHoUT DIES ARAHES.
SiVoEY & MOURE:S INFANTS FOOD.
PREPARED HARLEY.
>CuTCH OATMEAL.
EFEMrDA SkRpWEooT.
PREPARED RiCE-fLOCR.
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT.
TErMNER'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
>ni. n MEADE Il BAKERS Drugstore.
,uyl2 9la Main street.
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nS-TIIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rArERS OF THE CITY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

SNAKES IN THE CITY.-A moccasin snake
about thirty inches long was killed yester-
day near the circus lot, on First and Jack
son streets. There was temporary ex-
citement in the neighborhood, and after the
snake was dispatched with clubs, hoes, and
pokers it was suggested that the dead rep.
tile had been killed the previous day and
deposited in hole made by tent-pole. On
the other hand, it was claimed that the
snake was first discovered alive yesterday
in the hole by little boy, who wanted to
pull it out with one of his little hands, but
didn't. The neighbors say the snake is one
of several others that lately escaped from
menagerie. He probably got loose the same
time the d" lioness" did.
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GREAT BARGAINS IS LAWS at LEVY Bro
TIERS.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

T ATEsT STYLES, s@e
IL LARGEST STOCK, @YLxG
LOWEST PRICES .CN&%&
iu MILLINERY GOODS at :.
tiKs. T. HUTZLE2>S. 5Z5 Eroad street.
bctn.sen Fifth and Sixth, Rhhmond, Va.
Win he closed on NEXT FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY. my 10
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IU>T TRY IT.
DYSPEPSIA. .SlCh-liEADAtliE.
aud INDIG ESTION
cured !,y DIR. D'ARMSTADT'S
ANTi-DYSPEPTiC DROPS.
I.-;rr sc sold hy All drurgt.ls NH 27-cod
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ITALIAN lNSECT-POwDER
KILLS FLIES.
ITALIAN ISSECT-POWDER
KILLS ROACHES.
ITALIAN INSEcT-POwDER
KILLS BED-BUGs.
ITALIAN INSECT-POwDER
nItEk

,,,,,,. d.n,t JJpsown depot.
n1I,Irn & ro ~ MILLER J. PlERCE'S,
oor N,nth and M.in sts cor Fifth aud Marshailsls
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RrNEhBER, A. HARRfss sPAwFBROkERs sALf
.,r.. ni,ce ON THURSDAY the 25th instant.
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Harper's Magazine for June received
from j. r.. Ellyson, l1l2 Main street.
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THE BERRY TRIAL.-In the Hastings
Court Yesterday Andrew J. Berry was found
guilty of carrying on the policy business,
and was fined by the jury 800, and his inn
prisonmcnt in Jail fixed by the Judge at six
,nopths
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Iosr- sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

OST, on Sunday morning the 18TH n-
IL between the ssa rS .reess
. mI aTE IIcE, VEIL. The finder VIII be re-
war,Icd by leaving It at No. 1s east Main street.
myl6-3ts ---------
CTRAYED, FROM CHARLES L.EN
= TODD,s stab!e-yard, corner Sixth andZG2A
CIay streets, last evening" ~
SMALL DARk-C0LoRED MARE MULE.
she had strap around her neck. Has singular
,ranIa.i mark on shoulder. reward viii ne Ktvsa
tr Sic Is returned 10 G. l.. TODDS. my1o-Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17

The MOZART THIS EyENING.-A splen-
did programme will be presented by the
Mozart Association this evening. The or
chestra will play the overture to William
Tell, and the waltzes Recollections OF
Paris" by Parow. Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt
will perform the first concerto, with or
chestra accompaniment, by Mendelssohn;
Mr.. Laube will play the solo for violin, " La
Meancholle," by Prume; Messrs. kess-
Mich. Laube, Baseler, and Thilow, one OF
Havdn's quartettes; and Mr. Beier solo
for cornet, with full Grassland accompani-
ment. In the way OF vocal music, Mrs.
TYLER and Miss Werth will sing duo, by
Rossini, and the former q selection from
Lucia d Lammermoor," by Donizettl.
The new kettle-drums will be used this eve
ming, and will no doubt add great deal to
the effectiveness OF the orchestra.
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LITTLE FOLKS LEvEE AT SECOND BAPTIST
CHURcH.-The very inclement weather week
before last prevented many from attending
the leyee which was given by the little folks
Of the Second Baptist church. At the re-
quest OF large number OF persons, they
will repeat their charming entertainment
tomorrow (Friday) evening. II you wish
to spend an enjoyable evening go and hear
kI,nn
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.rxxwHR RESORTS.

-u,rr SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" WEST VIRGINIA,
.o<o DISTINGUISHED ron THEIR
VALUABLE AFFIRMATIVE h"'
AND
,,>>,r,rrATRoNAG ARE NOW OPEN
-, ,,c,,on Of rates "m former seasons:
"a n.r Cav. $40 per week ana NO per
'A 81 ,nsr,s may he made for large fams-
NJ, rI,S"r,T;iyr ,@1, p.wprl''' obtained ~ wv "'1S
q. Purcell. Laid t"n.nrcr /. rENTON G CO.
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W AN'A =.

w ANTED. 4 SMART, ACTIVE
W YOUTH. quick at figures, writing good,
main hand willing To make himself generally use
ful Adde'S, own hand-a rii Ing. with references,
j. K. HOCKADAY,
mv17.It 1923 Main street.
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The Lion Of the Day.

FRESH TRACKS DISCovERED-soHE WE'LL
AUTHENTICATED FACTS-A LADY CONFRONT
EDDY THE BEAST IN AN OPEN ERoAD-ATTEHPT
TO BREAK IN HOUSE.
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CORPORATION FrOg.POnd.

Richmond, May Is, 1871.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP EuxISE ('r Roy. from Rangoon for Falmouth.
which put Penang August last eaky has been
demned her cargo. teak, be iorw arded des
nation by ship ebioot ( which arrived ut Penang Dec
II.
SnrP INviNcBLE. at Cardiff. less damaged In
East Butte dock Jan ~, by parting from her nloorngs
SHIp JAMES Br from IIoiIo for New York. before
with loss Of SAIL OIL the Sc coast OF
Panay by the steamer Coldstream. ut lioio.
BARK Jony JAY brought 5000 and not $500 before
reported.
BARK LEAxrsGToN r), from New Orleans. fouled in
the outer harbor OF Havre, Jan 27 ny steamer and
tlighty damaged.
BARK ST GxoRGE (Br), from Savannah at Liverpool.
struck Princess pier docking Jan 80 and sustained
damage to starbogrd side.
BARK DAGxAL Ur). Havre. from Bristol, T.. for New
York. returned Bristol Jan 80 with loss OF anchors and
chR,ns
ScHR NoRrH AMERICA (Br, from st Johns, NJ. for Brs
ol, r. put into Tenly Roads Jan -. with loss OF sails.
spars, boat hnacie and compass skyhgh the banks
Obtained " pilot ana proceeded.
ScHR l. BURROUGHS from New York Mt Liverpool Jan
30 before reported had jcttsoned from 800 to AGO bbs
petroleum during weather Jan 10 and III.
HALrrAx Feb S-The schr Centennial, OF and for Port
Medway. from Bonne Bay NF some time aeo reported
missing and as the weather thc Newfoundland coast at
been bad aud wrecks had occurred tho rcnds
the feared that she had been lost with all hands
Yesterday the glad received that the crew WA
The wrecked at Point Rich. NJ probably
after leaving Bonne Bay and oil board wore saved
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
CLEARED.

Steamer Rhein Ger FRANKIE, Bremen via Southamp-
ton--Uelrichs * Co.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg Portland-J Ames.
Ship Leone Lduard (Beg), Mecklenburs. Antwerp
Funch. Edge K Co. - -
BARK Nova Scotan tbr), Abbott, London-Dill a. Rad.
Bark Hebe (Sor). Grau, Elsinoro for orders-Funch.
Edye 4 Go.
Bark Unica Mex, Remajuria Vera Cruz-M Echevaria
BARK Columbia. Dickcrsons, Bnrbados-H rrowbridges
Sons
Brig Mary Gibbs, whittomore, Havre-Marcus Hunter
Co.
Brig San Frisco dtaD CaGcro. Lisbon-Benham 4 Boye-
Brig Helen Holmes. Eldrdgo, Malta and market
Miller iioughton. - A.
Brig Alice i,rJ, Montgomery, Grand Turk, Truxio and
Omoa--Eggers 4 ioimin -
Brig James Miller. Parker. Cicniucgos-James Ward
Co.
Brig Carrie Bertha, Hall, Matanxas-Brcty. SON 90.
Brig Ellen stewart, Miller Newark NJ-Jas Boriand
schr Laura Pride Cr', Stevens, St Marc-Brett, Son
Co.
schr Server. Cordery. Ccnfuegos-Beniley. Glider
sleeve X Go.
scir Champion (,rJ Granville. st John NBP Nevius
X Son.
schr Welcome Becbc, Lozier, CharostonFsvans Ball
x Co. :
sehr Eleanor squres, Georgetown and Pot Biur Sc E
ID iiurlbut a Co
schr saic burton, Burley Brdgeport-stamiord Manu-
tacturngCo .
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
THE WILLIAMSBURG MURDER.

THE CoRoNER's INQUEST, POST MoRTEM AND
FUNERAL OF THE DECEASED.
Up to the hour of going to press last night the mur
dercr Of Fred Hertiedsr was not discovered. The
crime is the topic Of general conversation, the slow
movements OF the police being deemed tho cause OF
the escape Of Abberoty This may bo ATTRIBUTED to the
fact that tho tight at first considered only a
drunken quarrel, and that the injury was not
serious. At ten o'clock in tho morning, yesterday,
DIR. Joseph Crcamer made post-mortem cxsrnIna.
ton Of tho body, ard ioupd that the knife
had broken Off piece OF the angle OF the jaw bone and
had completely severed tho carotid artery, tho
wound being necessarily iatal Coroner Nolan i'm
panellcd the jury at noon, and after they had viewed
the body and were sworn in he adjourned tho inquest
to Wednesday. the 2lst
The funeral ol Hertieder place three O'Clock.
In tho Lutheran Cemetery. Middle Village. As Is the
custom with tho rec.thinking German no religious
0nics whatever marked the sepuiturc. During
the morning SO many persons had called TO see tho
remains that was found necessary to shut the door
obtain tho services Of police officer keep the
crowd away and tell them that II could not DO seen.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
SPOKEN.

Ship Great Western. Simmons. from Liverpooi lJan %
for New York. Feb 8, lat ~ 43. Ion SO 30 g..
ship Eliza Mcneil Jordan from Sew York Oct Tor sah
Francisco. Dec 25. of Cape Horn.
Ship Montrose dr. Patterson from Ardrossnn (Sept u"
for san Francisco, Nov IL. lat so O7 - lon 5lOt W. n.
Ship Preston O3r) North. from Havre for Tybee an ~
lat Al IS. Ion IL 30.
Bark Indy Gertrude Orr, verpey. from Colombo (vin
Aleppey Oct 26) for Now York. Dec ~ on Cape kecie
Bark Fctisch GER. Grief from Manila VIA Table b"y
for New York. Jan =, lat IS 81 =. lou 90 w. .
Bark saturn tNor. Olsen. from Liverpool Tor Dsrien
Jan 20 lat ~ 02. Ion ~ "a 90
Bark BETTY Vier), from bremen Savannah, Jan 20
SW OF Wolf Rock II miles.
Bark Matilda smith. Br), Smith, from Havre for Tybee
Jan ~. lat 40 ~. lou = ~.
Bark Saga Nor Faick from Dublin for Hampton ROADS,
Jan 81. lat 40 Ion 10
French bark showing FGsw O.. from New Orleans for
st Nazaire, Jan ~. lat ~. Ion A.
Schr W Herrick Baker from Baltimore for Trieste no
date lat 30 26 lon 81 80 by steamer Colombo ut New YORK
Fob I'D. :,
schr ship Cumberland. webbor from Cardiff for Ha
vana. Dec "a. lat I3 Ion III 81.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
OBITUARY.
LIEUTENANT AUGUSTUS M'INTYRE.

LIEUTENANT AUGUSTUS M'INTYRE.
despatch IRON Atlanta, Ca, under date of the 18th
ins that tho night OF the 9th dctach-
mcnt Of United States infantry, accompanying revenue
agents, were attacked by ambushed disters IN Gil
mcr county, and Lieutenant Mcintyre Of Com
pany T., Second infantry, killed. Licuten-
ant Mcintyre was native OF ireland Hc
to this country while quite young,
and served during the Of the rehellon beng mus
tered out ut the close captain OF volunteers On tho
1911 OF August 1861 he was appointed second lieutenant
OF the Sixteenth Infantry from ILLINOIS, and subse-
quenty transferred TO the Second with which command
he has since been identified. He brave and
capable oiccr, and his untimcly taking of Dy band
OF outlaws viii be deeply regretted by his brother o-
and his old companions during those our bloody
YOnrS.O
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ALEXANDRIA. e, Feb 4-saed bark Neptune. Beai Bos.
ton
AMSTERDAM. Feb e-sailod. BARK Anensiernen tNor).
Rothng. United States.
York.
BnsroL Feb il-Arrivsd bark Nasvtg tNor. sundblad,
New Orleans
BELFAST Fob lo-Arrived ship Otago t3r) Rose, Phla-
dolphia
Sailed 10TH bark Frida Lshmcns Ger. Giaevocks.
Bremen. Feb l2ArrIvsd. Bratsberg Nor). Eager.
lund. Mobile.
Sailed lIth ship Bremorhaven (Ger HOLES. New York;
barks Johannc Marie or Gusavns do Auoinette (icr.
Rosenau, baltimore.
BARCELONA, Fob 5-Arrived brig Paula (Sp), Pages
Mobile.
BILsoA. Feb i2saed brig Lixse zttloscn. Fosgreen.
Cuba.
ConuSsA, Feb ls-Arrived, bark Anna CBD. MePhail.
New York.
CALCUTTA Jan ls-Saied ships Empire OF Peace tBr).
Williams Now York: Russia tr) JONES' and Idomene Br.
Kelly, do.
FALMOUTH Feb l2-Arrved. bark Josie Mildred. CHM,
Rosario.
GLASGOW. Feb 12-Arrived. steamers State Of Indiana
tBr), sader. New York; Anglia (Br). Mckay. do ship
Glenbervie tBr', Campbell, Boston.
GENOA, Feb l2-Arrived brig Lewis squires. Baker.
New Orleans.
IPSWICH. Feb io-saled bark Alpha tNor'. Maroni'
United States
LIVERPOOL, Feb lo-Arrived steamers Bolivar (Br,,
Doughcry New Oreans Lake Nepson (Br, Scott, Balti
more; ships Springfield Pesr San Francisco 12t Frolc
Bush, do.
Sailed 12h bark Vision tNor. Thorsen. United states
LONDON. Feb 12-Arrved, bark Robert Morrison (Br).
Davis, New York.
Cleared 18th bark Hebc Nor) Bogge United States.
MoNrEvIpEO, Feb 1o-Saled, steamer City Of Valparaiso
(Br). Manit from Vaparaso), Boston, direct.
OPoRro Feb l-Arrvcd. brig Olinda Port) Cunha, New
York.
QUEENSTOWN Feb 11-Arrived. barks Carmella utal).
Castellano, New York; Po tItaD Schiaifno, do.
Arrived of Fasnet 18th, PM, steamer Egypt Br. Gro
gan. frorn New York tor Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM Feb 12-Arrived. bark Victoria (Sw>. Pies
centien, New Orleans.
Cleared 9th. bark Pater (sw). Kohl, United States.
ST HELENA Jan 26-Passed, ship Pembroke Castle BE
Hamilton, from Calcutta for New York
LONDON, Fob l2-Bark Queen Of Hearts (Br). Brennan.
from for Hampton Roads, in ballast is ashore
the Island OF Arran. The have landed.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
SPANISH MONTE.

NEW GAMBLING HOUSE PULLED BY CAPTAIN
M'DoNNELL IN THE EIGHTH PRECINCT
Captain Mcdonnell. OF the Eighth precinct, made
raid last night newly established Cuban gambling
house. at No. 10 West Houston street and
arrested the proprietor, Samuel johnson, a native
OF ST. Thomas, West Indies, and twenty Two
others besides, who were nearly oil Cubans
On Saturday last this person. Johnson started tho
game known as Spanish monte, ut the foregoing ad
Dress in the front room, on tho third foor. His
business was speedily patronizod by men OF his
stripe and Captain Mcdonnell getting wind Of 10
determined to break up the game at So last
evening" accompanied by Detectives Murphy and
Reynolds lie visited the house and mounted the stairs
Arrived at the landing tho officers looked through tho
glass door aud lot OF men engaged gambling
around the table Captain Mcdonnell demanded ad-
msson which was dened and then broke In the door.
When the officers entered they were confronted by
twenty-threc desperate men, who were determined
and one or two OF them had stcttosDn their hands.
The Captain and hs aids already had their rcvoivers
cooked IN their hands and pointed heads OF tho
avaiied themselves of ladder and skylght and got
the rool, when they hauled the ladder up
alter them Then, placing II the root 0f
tho building adjoining which was story lower,
some o them got down, but were quickly frightened
thence by pistol shot fred by private waIchman.
The bullet whzzcd past the heads Of the ganesers
and through window into the gambling den narrowly
missing captain mcdonnell, behind whose head II
lodged in the wall The Cubans hurried back into the
chamber completely overcome by terror, and Captain
Mcdonnell. whose reserves below stairs, took
them all to the Eiguth precinct station house with
their apparatus. The following the names OF tho
prisoners: Frank AdnIaal No 81 South Fifth avenue:
Joseph Arier, No. 123fcccker street; John Antonia
Mott Haven; Emanuel Bacico, Brooklyn; Vincent Du.
aucpes No 10 BIccckcr street, II. Kob6esnder No. $40
East Eleventh street. Joseph COSTA, No. IL Ieil street,
Bcsccnt ADlaer No 80 south Washington square
Joseph Geria, No. 2l7 Fun street; Emil shaI,y
No. IL Filth street Marrino Rosca, No. SO Orchard
street, Michael Sallci, No. 123 Bleccker street:
Paul Navoaria, No $50 Grand street: Carl
stori No. 81 Mott street; Joseph Garcia No 20
West Fourth street; Jose GonsaIlis, No. IL First
street; John lsandes, No. "a Fourth street; Enkoto
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
OVATION TO EDWIN ADAMS.

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL ON HIS
RETURN FROM AUSTRALIA
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. IL, 1877
The best talent this city contained played together
at tho California Theatre this evening" the occa
sion being tho testimonial rendered to Edwin
Adams ON his return from tho Australian
colonies, as welcome home TO an
old friend and favorite. Immense enthusiasm was
manifested and tho benefit may be considered one Of
tho most successful ever given in this CITY,
tho receipts aggregatipg over $1,000 During
the evening Mr.. Adams appeared and spoke
"a few words OF thanks to his OLD friends. Harry Ed
wards returned thanks. and Barton Hill recitcd poom
entitled "A Welcome Homo from the Newspaper Men
OF this Coast" from the pen Of Mr. Jcssup, OF this CITY,
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
A CREDITABLE CAPTURE.

Yesterday morning the police OF the Seventh pre-
cinct, Grcenpoint captured Michael Dunn burglar
who has been proved tho deprcdator IN numerous
petty robberies which have agitated domestic circles
in the precinct and caused considerable annoyance to
the police The ferries had been watched without sue
several nights but tho theits continued, an
officer was placed the Franklin street bridge over
Ncwtown Greek. and there, at one A. NJ on Monday.
arrested him.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
MAURICE HOYT.

Maurice Hoyt, cightynv years OF age, the oldest
Mason In Orange county and probably the State OF
New York. died suddenly Saturday last ut Warwick
while sittng n chair ut the residence OF Rev. YER
non b. Carroll, pastor OF the Reformed church He
had been member of the craft over iifty years. and
WIS exalted TO tho Royal Arch degree with General
Lafayette Jerusalem Chapter. No. 8, New York city,
The funeral will take place Wednesday morning.
February H. under the direction Of Warwick Lodge,
No. 54l and A. NJ, OF which Mr.. Hoyt was the chap.
lain.