davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
ElM E TABLE.
LEAYE u,r1

IA |'S :, ~, GAO, 6.55, s,io. o M.
!. m, ,i Gr lz,5l, 70 40, 2.3O, 4.So,
p, 0 is, -, n sundays: ~ 2.21, s lOa
~ *; Sl 22l, sl7, I'm. 70 s7 70 An
\ g. S'a \ Oo Washington: I / o6, 8 80
s. pm y % p m; on Sundays
1 Is''''' I 0S p m; no Sunday
aGaSS a5SG; : i12 : 20, e, . SO a m; / 80, 6 80 p
1 4, traiS,; H.; sos, Q 80 a m; 6 30 n I'M.
WsosiS Who Sunday train. -''' 0 ~ d
Se5;Ss SeeaaSs; 10 50 an a m ~ ~ a m;5 80
tlnnv'lE SIvE AT WILMINGTON
+ i? ?'" n = Y 66, s "a. o "a n m. 4. 20
10 D m u, D "A. u 20, 7 %,
3O,gSi ON sundays: IL 56,
N; On m oS, 8 "a a m; 70 "A. - "a
vi sundays: 12 56 a m ;
mr. m; on y ls, 94l, a m; 1877, 70 "a.
sundays: 2 is a m q ID
ls'on; S n, 2ls a m 1907 1900
sundays 2 Is a m; 8 a a
E'p0Si'' 800 a m ; no Sunday
fSt}ls' g e -. : @, $50 a m 70 ~ M.
res K n r. no 5 Sunday trains. al S mi
eday sii trains. 90 a m; a 20, 6 10 =
a5Gi M NO %, sunday uddatitra trn,Rs r: r. 10 2s
On Sundstserrnt mddstern R. R.; I D a m.
ADEIInSuT,oN LIT ON LEAVE PHI
Strest Ia.
saSS,' sa'S'i losad and Washington ave
S,645, az a. 20 a m; 2 23O. 8 80
an; 6 o., a. %; Il 90 pm; on Sun,
1 aEnec9nd ~ % and MsTtippt opi p m, a,.oo.
ss:s5o' Il !, : q @, / 8 90, Ii Is. s' p pm m
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
Worms! Worm g

4 sint. worm Syrup never fails
. Wornr,o Wr Vi worms. Seat, Pin.
o,nl yrdllS are readily removed
,,,nl, ani syrup. DR.. Kunkel is
boy'T Il fmysician in the coun-
4 a, oin y oi rape worms. He re-
HlirS' lloufs, with head and
&moS ana no fee until head is
IgI ran, sense teaches if Tape
4 deegn,,0oved, all other worms
0aSssirfoyed. as Ask your drug.
bottINs INuhkePs Worm Syrup,
H. b' hue II never fails. If he
4KunGa get et 1t, or send to Pro-
pSukel pa 259 North Ninth st.
'"' CAdvice at office free
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
FOR RENT.
Brick Hotel in EaStOn,

That Valuable Property and Desirable
Stand, known as "The Brick Hotel" in
Easton, is for rent for the year 1878.
This Hotel Is large and commodious and
In first-rate repair. 1t contains 80 odd
rooms-has fine stables attached,
Persons desiring to rent are requested TO
Inspect the premises and communicate
with the subscriber.
SAM. HAMBLETON,
fy20-w1m Easton Md.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
GOING HOME TO VOTE

WARRINGTON, Sept. 1s.-Authoritative
intimatiop has been conveyed to the Ohio
clerks in the different Departments that
they can have from six to eight days leave
OF absence In which to go home and vote.
II is probable that a majority of them will
go. especially as 1t has been intlmated to
them that their votes are actually needed.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
TRIMMINGS AND HOSIERY,

8. II. Staats, at his new store, No.
4O5 Market street, has ON hand the
largest and finest stock of laces, trim
mings and hosiery ever offered in
this city, which he is selling at the
lowest cash prices. All novelties of
the season in this line can CONSTANT y
be found at his store.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
A COUNTERFEITING CASE.

Before U. s. Commissioner, Smith,
yesterday "a young man of this city
was given hearing on chage of
passing counterfeit note. The evi
dence showing conclusively that he
had no knowledge of the character
of the note, he WAS discharged.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20

The best reform in domestic life is
without doubt the introduction of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Where it is known
no more laudanum is given to the Babies.
1t sells for 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
REMOVED TO MEDIA.

Messrs. Davidson 8 Bro, succeeded
In safely removing the large tomb of
Jacob Paynter from their marble
yard to the grave of the deceased, and
it is now erected In the cemetery near
Media, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20

OUR New Castle correspondent sends us
pleasant letter to-day, announcing,
among others, an item of Importance to
many persons who. think they can impose
upon the Sheriffs good nature and witness
the execution to- morrow.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
EINGToN MARKETS.
tsGToN, Del, Sept'r 20, 1877.
at the Brandywine Mills fol
balm Corrected Daily.
LpELPHIA MARKET

lEDyBsDAY, Sept. 10, 5p m.
There is not much activity in
'brices are steady, and choice
fre very scarce. Sales OF 1900
IT. extra family, choice, at 81;
/ al %; high grade at 81 81 n a
IS ljas 80; Pennsylvania ex-
good and choice, at 81. Rye
al - 3.
Wheat il In fair demand, and
Imer. Sales of 10 600 bushels ;
in the cars, AT 81 ~; Delaware
slls; ohio red at 81 As; West
81 4lal 70; delaware amber at
chigan do, lalr, at 81 ~; Mich
pod, At 81 80, and do, choice,
BE- and commands 65a67.
ft, but prices are steady. Sales
hels Western, Pennsylvania
? yellow, in cars and grain
R6Vc and Western mixed at
ce lots are steady and firm
F. are dull. Sales OF IL. .0OO
llern white, fair, choice and
Oc; do, dark and light mixed
ialr Delaware at 80.
to-day are as follows: 227O
,@Q bush Wheat, A., 900 busL
h, Rye, 10 1900 bush, Oats, 1000
.jgO Malt, j2j bbls Whisky,
Nbbls Of Western iron-bound
@er gallon,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20

THE FIGHTING IN SCHIPKA PASS
A telegram to the London Daily News,
dateo Adrianople, Wednesday, states that
strong hopes of speedy Turkish victory
In Schipka Pass are still entertained there.
The Turks. by constant fire night and day, =,
prevent the repair of the Russian works.
The Russians are Withdrawing part of their
foraas
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
THIRD EDITION.
SENATOR BoGY-DY
Sr. Lours. Sant. 10

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 10. Il
United States Senator Louis v. Bogy
is lying at the point of death, He has
been ill for some months with an affeo-
ton of tie feet and limbs, said to re-
semble paralysis, and though he has re-
gently made trip to Colorado with a
view to improving his health, he has
grown steadily worse f,. .r.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20

Itrs,.Nsaa rs Nal Scissors.
FFISjsss'' NsHiIi NSHil Brushes, Hand
and Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20

No impurities of the blood, no matter
how long IN the system, can resist the
healing influences of DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
THE PEACH MARX Ell.
LOAN SALES.

The money of the Aid and Mutual
Loan associations for this month sold for
81, 223, % and 25t per cent, which are
about the regular rates.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20

EoF the ouasn.
nth Rrushes, ,ratn ToweIs, Bath Sponges,
and Hath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
aTe Eiesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
apticles OF the same classes:
e. .BRINGHURST Co,
Corner Sixth and Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20

T UCKMAN ORCHESTRA CAN BE
~ engaged for Balls, Excursions, Private
Parties, Pic-nics, &c. By addressing
GEORGE P. LUCKMAN,
311 Tatnall st., VIII, Del.
OFF. S. DUNCAN
New Castle, Del.
Brass music furnished, also. au3O- WIZ
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
HistoricaI Society.

An adjourned stated meeting. of the
Historical Society will be held this even
ing at 7.3O o'clock. Members are request
ed to attend.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
MARRIED.

McGAUGHEY-.T THOMPSON AT the res
idence of the brides uncle, 62l W. Sew
enth St., this city, by the Rev; Samuel
Gayley. assisted by the Rev. y; Du-
artstown, York Co., Pa, to Miss Emma
Thompson, of West Nottingham. Md.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
l., and Commercial

.,,,aTor, Del. sept'r 70, iH7.
PEE CLAYTON Hsuse Building
PA At 10 M. ts-1ay:
kdT Reii q 3iiIoTATI0NS.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
Fareira's Continental BaIsam.
The Great Diarrhea Antidote.

person should keep bottle of the Contineu-
tai Balsam in their house: First 1t will cure
almost instantly all cases ofPains Cramps,
Collie, Dysentery, or Looseness of the Bow
Diarrhoea of long standing. Third. 1t is
one of the best medicines in the world for
Children while Teething, as it gives instant
relief without subjecting them to any in
furious effect. Fourth and last. The price
being so low, 25 and 80 cents per bottle, that
the poorest can afford to buy it.. Sold by
JOHN FAREIRA, sole proprietor, 22I
North Ninth street, Philadelphia, and
druggists generally. feb15-w1y
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
For Sale.

A LII THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF
N LAND or FARM of the late John
Townsend, deceased, and whereon he resi-
ded, will be offered at Public Sale, at the
Hotel of William B. Hollis in the village
of Townsend, Appoquinimink Hundred,
New Castle county, State of Delaware,
On TUESDAY, the I'd day of October,
1877, at Q o'clock, p. NJ.
Said Farm is situate on the road leading g
from Townsend to Warwick, and distant
about 4 of a mile from said village of Town
send, and containing about
19O ACRES,
More or less, and adjoins the lands of Sam
uel Townsend, James I. Taylor and VIM.
E. Riley. The buildings and fences are
good. the soil first quality.
The conditions are, ten per cent. cash
down on day OF sale, and the remainder to
be paid as soon as deed is made. Title un-
disputable, &c. -
Townsend, Del.,l Trustee.
Sept. 8, 1877. 5 sepSt&as Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
A RELIGIO-MANIAC'S SUICIDE.

Mary Reilly, maiden lady Of about thirty years Of
age committed suicide yesterday afternoon By cutting
her throat with knife. She had for some time past
resided with her sister at No 1l8 Mott street. BY her
friends sho regarded religious monomaniac.
In her younger days she developed love OF religious
exercises and regular attendant ut church
wees tor years. or late she began 10 manifest
symptoms OF insanity. she spoke frequently about
tho depravty o; tho world, regarded herself as re-
cuso cut of from communication with It and az one
whose term oil life should be passed in cxpation OF
offences committed and never atoned Tor. For the
last month or Two she bad been very despondcnt and
complained that the Almighty dispessed with her,
and that His anger Would only be appeased by her
death. These expressions alarmed her friends, and.
believing that she was insane thcy watched her Her
sister lndng her unusually calm yesterday, absen,sd
herself for a few minutes.
During the SISTERS absence the insane woman shut
herself up in her and cut her throat She
dead when the sister returned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
srJonN. NB. Aprll 10. le77.

sTJoHN NIB, April 70 1877.
Between three and four o'clock this morning fierce
exstcry gale In here followed by heavy rain. At day
light report made public that tho ship otago, hence
for Liverpool ashore Mt Musquash and some Of her
drowned Tugs at started out and found
tho Otsgo- lying anchor of Mahogany Island. There
truth in the OF the drowning but her had
experienced terrible suffering during the night In order
life and the vessel cut and the
gale carried away the other Everything above the
deck swept away The Otaa loaded with deals. and
belongs Yarmouth. Ms She has been owed back to this
pc for repairs.
The new bark Joseph Hickman, registering 600 TONS
arrived Dorchester while the gale Its reatcst
fury she was driven ashore Beacon Bar was also
Jaggn,. with coal ashore the Sungen Rect.
the Is allast Wharf
Brig Maid of LanrolIen. ready sail for Port Rush.
dragged her anchor and ded into schooners the
sdo OF the harb0r.
Banks Lizzie Burr for Liverpool: Maggie ". for Hare
Island, and Crown Jewell for Limerick sailed hence with
the otago, and there have been nil kinds OF
about the wharves concerning their safety hut nothing de
mite known and the general belief IL that they rode out
the gale in safety The bay known to be full o small
American ports Schr Mcdora Boston Is
the only arrival of these far Ships Henry. from Now
castle H. and Campbell from Liverpool. arrived dur
ing tho NIL right.
shore is strewn with deals several loads
having been carried away vessels loading here.
The captain OF the Otago. Just landed. tells strange
Of the suhcrings o his IL wonder
how lives we'd The storm lasted several hours
the being followed heavy rain II has been the
greatest gallo since the Saxhy STORM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
OBITUARY.
MISS Z. v. PRoUDFooT.


Miss X. v. Proudfoot, who ded in this city ycser-
day. was actress OF considerable merit and repute.
She was born in Coburg, Canada, and began her
theatrical career In New York In 1861 Her first ap-
pcarancc at q benefit performance at waliack's
when played the part OF Mrs. Chilineton in "The
Morning CALI" and rendered the sleep walking
scene froin Macbeth Soon afterward she ap-
pearcd IN 1.-THE Honey moonn at the Same
theatre. assuming the character Of Juluna
10 the Duke AranZa Of Mr.. Cnarles
Fisher. In those and pcrfor nauccs
Miss proudfoot madc favorable impression, and whom
Booths Theatre was first opened she became mcni-
Dor OF the regular company. subsequently she ITav
rilec with Janc Coombs and played leading business
for Two seasons at Woods Museum, Philadelphia. Ia
1874 and 1875 she travelled with Mr. ~ H. Davenport,
taking such parts as Lady Auworth In "A New Way
60 Pay Old Debts" Portia IN ..k1e Merchant Of
Venice and the Queen IN "HamloE" When "Sar
danapalus" was produced az Booths Theatre
she was engaged to play tho part OF the
Qnecn and afteTward accompanied the provincial tour
made with the piece IL OF these rcprescn.
taiions at Newport r. l., that IRON misplaced trap
she received injuries winch followed by tho SIX
months' illness preceding her DEATH Her position
upon the stage industrious anu her talents
ot that heavy order which require grcat opportunity
for perfect development Miss Proudfoot thirty
two years age ut the OF her death Her funeral
will lake place ut one O'Clock sunday from her atc
residence, No. III Lexington avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Wan DISAGREEMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OPyicE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, April 2l-l A. n.
lnd;rny;oas

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OPyicE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, April 2l-l A. H. }
Indications
For New England. partly cloudy. slightly cooler
weather. with northsrly to westerly winds and rising
barometer.
For the Middle States and lower lake region, clear
or fair weather ana slight rise IN temperature, with
northxesterly winds and rising barometer in the
Middle Atlantic States and westerly winds, shifting 10
south and southeast, with slight rise, followed by
falling barometer in tho lower lake region.
For tho Upper Lake region, the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys clear and iair weather and
slowly rising Temperature, with easterIy to souhery
winds aud during the day falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or fair
weather. rising, followed by falling barometer variable
winds shifting to east and SOUTH and stationary or
slight rise in temperature
For the Gull States, clear or fair weather, slowly
rising temperature east to south winds the south
west and light northerly eastery winds Of the
Mississippi, with light changes IN barometer.
Tho Lower Missouri. Tennessee, Cumberland and
Ohio rivers Will riso slowly.
The Mississippi will rise slowly between Cairo and
st. Louis and slightly ut vicksburg, where It is
nches below the danger line
The danger has increased Helena, where it Is
about one foot above the danger line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21

Steamer City Of Dallas. Hines. Fsrnandina VIA Port
ROYAL St II Mallory a Co.
steamer " Bruno Foster. Batmore--wm Dalrsl,
steamer Tripet. Davis, Wilmington. Dsi-Abie Abbott.
Steamer A Sinners Warrec. Phiiadslphia-Jas Hand.
bark CIcmensina dta rozzio. Liverpooiauro. storey
a
bark Ledskjaif tSoD. Gundsrsen. Belfast-c Tobias
Co.
Bark Jupiter oGsr). schildt. Antwsrp-Funch. Edye
Co
Bark Ornsn tSor). Houshand. ststtn--Benham Boys-
Bars Slomdon !Bn rst.sn Durkjrk K Bros
Bark bristol, Fossett New Orieans--S " Brg nam.
Bark Maria kuyper GER. Permien, Newark. MI
Prcrht
brig Clara Jenkins. COMBS. OportoMilicr Itougbton
Brig Carolina tIaD. Ciento Piraus and syria (GreeceJ
Lanro Storey TO.
Brig Asenora. Brooss. cenfuesos-J II Winchester
Co.
senr Peter Mitchell tBr Hughes. st Thomas and
ket-B Weinberg 4 10.
>ehr Mary Russell. steolman. jackson viis-warrsn
RAY
schr Lily. Cole. Charleston Evans. Bal, h Co.
schr Esieia, cordery. Baltimore-wm Chalmers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. April ao-sailsd, Rafsslo. for New York.
BARCELONA. April Is Arrived steamer Vidal saia sp,-
Msrstany; Now Orleans: bark Arctuss (sp. Cosso d.
BREMEN. April 20-Arrved, ship Derby Ger. Huneken
New York.
Sailed 10th. banks Rimsxs CNorj. Ugaud. Sandy Hook
Neptune, for America.
CALCUTTA. April i.-Arrivsd ship San Joaquin. Waite.
Mauras
FLEETWOOD April io-Arissd. bark Ruby sBD, Robert
son. Mobile
GrsoA. to April a0-Arived brig Aurora dtal, Messna.
New0neans.
GLASGOW. April 70 3AM-Arrivsd steamer Dorian tBr>
Smithwick. st John. NIB.
hull April io-sAiled. bark Angela Accsme daD, Bal
iando. United States
HAMBURG. April I9-saed barks Karen Elise tSor) for
st John, Nh; Geo u Barnard. Berry. Phiisdelphis,
ISSisnowKs HkAp. April 20-ssiled, barks Harvester
tBr) Peterson and Minnshsha lBr, McGongie from Lon
douderry), Baltimore
LfvERPooL April 2O-Arrvsd steamer Minnesota (Br) ,
Burwsll. Boston
Sailed 10th. ships samsrs Patsn San Francisco; Forest
Belle r. Scott Quebsc bark Clara Eaton. Davis Port
land. Ne mot previously.
LONDON April 2o-Cieared. bark Lewis Smith tBo.
LowEsrorr April ls-ssiled. brig San Gaetsno (taD,
MaxellA, United States
Lizard. April 49, PM-on steamer Canada (Br,, Sum-
ner. New York for London.
LONDONDERRY. April 2OArrved. barks Alpha (Norl, An.
derscn. Baltimore; Bigelow (Br). McWhnnie, do.
sen. New York via Corunna.
MLvoRp HAVEN April 20--Sacd. bark Corea, Stannard
drom Lverpool). Batavia, having repaired.
MEsssA. April i-SaIied. brig susan Bergen. Tuhili
New York.
PoRr GLASGOW April 19-saled ship Earl OF Granville
Or. new). Mcleod San Francisco.
QrKINsrows, April 2O-Arrvod, ships Shsnir tBr).
Black, San Francisco; Seiene (Br) Rhodes Astoria o.
Norval tBr, Young. do barks Mary Low (Br,, Dunlop.
san Francisco: India tNor,, Meidsl Philadelphia.
we'd Murat hnn (h4rl Rna
ton for Liverpool land proceedsd).
Sailed 2oth steamers City OF Chester dr. Tbbitts and
Alratic tr). Perry from LiverpooD New Yokthe latter
ct 1O:3oAM
SrAvANGER, March 24-Sailcd. bark Drowning Sophie
(Nor. Petersen urom Gede), Boston, having repaired
vALEscrA April 10-Sasd steamer Roysl Minstrel (Br)
New York.
wssrrogr, April ls-sasd bark Gipsey QUEEN (Br,
Montgomery. United States.
LONDON, April 20-A telegram has been received hero
from Loyds agents 1t Batavia respecting tho American
schr Patton. Capt Common. from Hong Kong for the
Channel The Is much mutnted but Is supposed
to that the vessel has been burned At repeti
tion OF the telegram has been asked for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21

TWO HUNDRED PASSENGERS JEOPARDED By
COLLISION AND ONLY ONE INJURED.
BosToS April 20. 1877.
The Bangor express train on the Eastern Railroad
colided with the Saugus branch train at Ave minutes
this evening, near Lynn, smashing the loco
motive and baggage car and one car OF tho Saugus
train. Two hundred passengers were on the express
train, and only injured and not seriously. The
damage will reach $4,000. The accident was caused
by misplaced SWITCH tho Saugus train having just
been tho side track to await the passage OF the
express train and the switch having becn changed
The express approaching the depot at full speed
when IL suddenly swerved of. The engineer put on
the air brake, reversed the engine, and with the
fireman, jumped OF receiving severe injuries. But
Tor prompt action OF the air brake the loss Of Ito
would, undoubtedly, have 0ecn very great.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
THE GREAT TORNADO.

DEADLY WORK OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN TENNESSEE AND KENrUcKY-A CHILD or
~HE STORM.
IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 90 1871
BY the tornado of Wednesday night house In Coffee
county was blown almost entirely away, and woman
literally torn to pieces by its timbers.
MORTALITY WOUNDED.
Mrs. Charlton, aged sixty seven, and Mrs. Harrison,
aged seventy-tw MORALLY wounded at Lavergne,
and arc hourly expected to die.
SINGULAR EFFECT THE STORM.
Mrs. Conc. whose house blown TO atoms gave
birth 10 son last night Both mother and child are
doing we'll
KENTUCKY.
A farmers house at WOODBURY., KY, was picked up
carried 100 yards The top was blown of, and his
tobacco CROP stored in the attic was blown IN all d..
rectIons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
FRYING PAN LiGiiIsnIr;,

LGfiTsHIP.
WILMINGTON. NC. April 20. AM-rbe Frying Pan Shosls
phtshp was replaced yesterday afternoon Vessels In
,rnnchjip should Keep going, the lghslp
may drag having lost her proper ooring IN the recent
gnc She is now temporarily mo0rcd W III small mush-
room and chain 1t 10 blowing heavy gale IRON SW,
and she may have already dragged M.
WINTER QUARTER LiGiirsHiP
The Lighthouse Board informed that INC Winter Omar
The late storm was replaced her station April IL, she
having left Hampton Roads, where she had taken refuge,
nm sail Apfl IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
ARRESTED FOR COUNTERFEITING.

CHICAGO, Ill, April 90 1877.
For some months past considerable counterfeit silver
money has been circulating here, and detectives have
been cndeavoring who putting It into
circulation. Tina morning suspicious looking
package, addressed to john Graham attorney here,
opened. aud found to contain twenty i've counter
felt halt dollars Graham once arrested, but his
hearing has been postponed until Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
RAILROAD INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.

TOLEDO, April 20, 1877.
Judges Prcntiss Caldwell ana McMath, sitting at
Chambers, rendered decision this morning In the
Cleveland, Sandusky and Cincinnati Railroad case,
commonly known as the Rush r. Sloane case, dissov-
ing the injunction vacang the recevership under
which sloane appointed General Manager. An
appeal will be taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
INSANITY INCREASING,

The following insane persons wore confined Mt
Bellevue Hospital last night-AliredT T. schosson, aged
twenty-five years, OF No. 81 West Twenty seventh
stree, ineircd Gchrist aged ifty years, OF No 55l
second avenue; Jane Muldoon, aged twenty-io
years, OF No 243 Clinton street, Michael Garry, aged
twenty.nine years, Of East 10th street, ind John
Roach aged lhrty1ve years. OF No. 1855 Willis
Over thirty persons insane have been brought to
Bellevue during the present month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
RAILROAD COLLISION.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 20, 1877.
collision occurred late last night tho Rensse
laer and Saratoga Railroad, al Green Island crossing
between the Montreal aud Troy local trains, by which
an en- gtneer named Dennis Maher ana fireman whose
name IS unknown were badly injured. One passenger
was also injured. Both the engines were badly
ia ms Oad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
DAMAGE by LIGHTNING.

Tho lightning Thursday night struck the stable Of
Mr. r. g. Bvnner Warren street and Nosirand avenue,
BROOKLYN. The building was rct on fro and entirely
DESTROYED. The coorcd coachman. who was asleep in
the stable al tho time, narrowly escaped with his hfe
estimated ut ~, 500 -,
dsnolknhe2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL a. lswlTH SUPPLEMENT

Apri. IL. OF Nantucket. -.
Bark s.oeksr Tyler. from So Jage for Boston. April
H. lat ~ ~, lou II TO-
Bark Egrenlont Castle Br from for San Fran
cisco. April D. 10 miles WSW Of Holyhesd ,., .
Brig julia Avery from Guatemala for San franciscc
March ~, lat "a n. Ion I3D w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
FATAL BURNS.

sophia RendIe. aged sixteen years, a servan. en-
p;oycd ut No aso Seventh avenue seriously burned
last night by her clothes taking IRE 10 nv serous
manner. IT eleven O'Clock. She taken TO Bellevue
Hospital. where her Injuries were pronounced fatal