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--All nervous, exhausting, and pain
ful disease speedily yield to the cura-
tive influences of Pulvermacher's Elec-
trio Belts and Bands. They are safe,
simple, and effective, and can be east
ly applied by the patients himself.
Books, with full particulars, mailed
free. Address Pulvermacher Galvanic
company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Personal,

Mr.. John A. Presnell the gentle
manly and popular representative of
the great boot and shoe house of Chi
cago, G. M. Henderson Il Co., is in the
city, guest at the LIE Grand.
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says his professional services can be
had at your private houses by drop
ping him postal card with full direc-
lions. julia dem
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--B. Meyer will sell Wheeler Il
Wilson sewing machine for less than
half price, In good order.-tf
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Tick cts to Louisville S3ii Chicag
S3i. Also, tickets TO ST. Louis, Now
York, Sedalla, Galveston, Houston and
Austin, at reduced rates, by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand no.
tel,-IulyS-3t
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The above popular hotel IN closed Tor
thorough renovation aud repairs, hnl
will bo reopened between the llrat hhd
fifteenth Of September.
IylO3 ~ w. CREih
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The brick store house on Elm street,
opposite Sanger Bros, now occupied
10y Blake, Jenkins & Boals, size 44xS0,
will be for rent after the LIST of Octos
Der, 1877. Apply to
Junl1dlm HURTS SMITH,
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Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, ete.
at THE HERALD Office, and write Out
your c0ntracts.-tf.
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Ladies trimmed and untrimmed
hats, at your own price, at the Dollar
store.-tf
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"A beautiful line of vases ana toilet
sets just received ut the Dollar store.
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Check Your Baggnge, Sir.

Prompt attention will be given to all
orders for passengers and baggage to
trains left at Siler's transfer office, OPP
posite the LeGrand hotel.-june l5lm
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The law firm OF Fearn n NuYlin Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE 10, fhAiNi
A. ", NOWLlN,
lulyl2 div
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Moonlight Concert,

THE HERALD is under obligations
for complimentary tickets to Frohsin's
moonlight concert, which occurs Sat
urday, July q.
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No one Is authorized to purchase any arll'
olo whatever on the account OF TnH ihh-
Am without an order aligned by mo-
i, l., BARLOW,
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Two ear loads OF buggies and plat.
form wagons, mt Orr's.-tf.
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than ut. Louis prices.-tf.
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Take your wives and sweetheart
to see the nice phetons at On's.-tf.
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Aailg gerald,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or DALLAS CITY


Persons leaving the city for the summer
eau have InE DAILY irRALD sent 10 any
address NJ ono dollar per month, postage
prepaid, Leave orders with the city elrcu'
iatoT, or at the business once
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B, Meyer is the only responsible
pawnbroker in Dallas. tt
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FEES As the practical advantages sf,orded
ln NeW orleans for thorough acquaintance
Win All the branches of medicine are ouIie
rs great as, II not sup 'rior To those offered
ui the schools Of New York and Philadel.
tle Lectures, sliu, Naturalization, IS: Prncti.
cal anatomy, $40. Graduation, $50. Payment
required I'm advance.
FOr circular and catalogue, address
iyid-eO,i.Nrttn ~ 80 ~ De"h'
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A. ]. Cornell, dentist, No. 62l Elm
street. Laughing gas administered for
the painless extraction of teeth. ju6lm
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University of Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS.
Medical Department.
The Forty Fourth Annual Course oi
Instruction

IN this Department will commenceon Nom
day 18th OF NOVEMBER, ls7i, and termin.
aluale on the second Saturday OF March,
ieio' preliminary Lectures on Clinical Med.
lclne ana surgery will be delivered In the
amphliheatre Of the great Charity Hospital,
beginning on the 10Th OF October, without
any charge. The anatomical rooms will be
upensu ny the same time, The members of
the Faculty are visiting pbysisiahs anJ sry'
geOns to the Charity Hospital and give in.
suucuons daily at the bedst q of the si3k.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
ISCIDENTS or THE BOSTON DLDICATION.

BOsToN, Sept. II. - At the dedication
of the Soldiers Monument to-day II large tier
OF seats, erected for the accommodation Of the
families and friends Of the members Of the City
Government Blackstone Square fell shortly after
today The In five rers from the fence on
Wasmngtonst extended the whole length OF tue Square,
and we're crowded with several hundred people VINO went
down with the debris. As far learned the following
were injured receiving fractures Of limbs etc: Mrs
Ellen W. Crowley, Jackson L. Hall, Henry Clinton
OBren Mrs. " Apolonio Mss Belle Bartlett, Charles
". Sullivan ana MIS-. Hannah Buckley.
During tho evening reunions and banquets were held
by tue veteran regiments aud the various military and
civic organizations, the most notable being the reunion
Of uooker's Brigade at Faneuil Hall. About 600 mei-
bers were present many of them bad not met since the
war Speeches were made b. Gen. Hooker Col Brow
nell Granger Gen Isaac :. Barritt and Col Baldwin
who presided.
BosToN, Sept. 1.-THE banquet at the Re
vere House this evening, given by the city 10 dsiin-
gushed guests, military, naval and civil. a brilliant
affair ana continued until late hour. There were 900
guests present and speeches aie ~ Mayor Prince
wO presded GOV. Rice Gems. Mcclellan, JOSH L. Cham
beruIB. Robinson, National Commander OF the Grand
Army OF tine Republic, ana Warren; Commodore TuXha.l
A. Parker Col wright, cX-COnfederate Gen +. Il. SIM
mons OF South Carolina, Gen. Hetn, OF Virginia, and
a.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
p Q S / S G RIFT.
3:l5 a. m.
THE PRESIDENT IN LOUISVILLE.
At THE EMP SIrION.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-THE President, his
Cabinet and all the Governors present, parloOk OF lunch
Immediately after the speaking TODAY. At halipast
o'clock the party escorted to the Exposition build
mg by the military. Mr. Moore walked with Mr. Hayes,
and Mayor Jacob with MIS- Hayes. The Cabinet officers
Governors Generals. etc., followed, surrounded by chill
dren of the public schools, Who welcomed the dstin-
gushed strangers with appropriate songs. Tne President
through several aiscs Of the building which fes-
toord hJweFs and evergreen, and tasefuly deco
rated with nlgs and handsomely colo ca bunting OF all
kinds Tue Board OF school LTust. e. called upon
the pafty, and It's pathway through the Exposition
covered with and pr offerings of all descriptions
scattered 10y the little ciGrcn belonged 10 the pub
Inc schools After leaving the Exposition building the
President and tnr members Of his Cabinet proceeded to
tuc residence Gen. BrstOw, where thcy took dinner
Tie different Governors dncd with John Watts keamey
ESQ H. the evening he Presidential parry again visited
position Company. delivered address II welcome
waIcn was DrIcGy T. spOuded To by President Hayes.
During tie afternoon The structure taxed TO its
ufmusi capacity TO COuta!n the great crowd attend
ance Strangers here from AL parts oil the country
ana every district O Kentucky appear O be repreS ned
such universal .usidsn, and great number OF
PERSONS have Deeu Witnessed in Louisville The
pissed IN point Of elegance and tne completeness Ell
its entire arrangements. IL is largely attended,
and the presented to tne observer is
Of beauty aud brl nancy. An Interesting feature
tddys prOcccdns has been the introduction to the
people, by Mr.. " y. H9ldeman, ol Mrs. Hayes The
which greeted her appearance were louder and
longer than tnose given at any other time of the day
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
ANOTHER VIEW OF RESUMPTION.

John Thompson, formerly Vice-President OF
the First National Bank and how holding similar posi-
tion the Chase National Bank, In speaking OF .e
Coe plan for resumption says: The banks under TINS
plan are TO place 10 tho credit OF the Government
100000 900 in gold which, with the specie now III to
Treasury would furnish S2O0OO0 600 as basis ON whlcn
to resume The credit for the gold furnished pS ',o
banks be secured by United States four per cent pos
10 BE- left I'm the Treasury The banks can cain tnc
bonds AZ any time By paying for them III gold OF to %
ernment can make q call the banks 10 lahe ny d III
bonds aud pay gold. As fast as the Government e
shall disappear, in the resumption oI IT,
backs, the banks will be called upon Rncts the
Government. having resumed on grechpichs, 80
banks reserve money IN the shape OF si ,ri,n
hacks VIII command the gold for these greenbeks ,h
practical working Will probably be c0nlrac ,on W 200 m
ercenback circulation 10 the extent OF say o
$50 600 900 and q dmnutluD OF the eoi III , lic ~
sury 10 corresponding amount at when % POM hnps %
Government will find 10 necessary 10 cali on lnS r,
for gold or n payment for the four per cent Donus
banks will hold q molcty of the greenDdch 80 80
least and be an iy able 10 meet the demanus VI ,
Government for tie subscription 10 the 'our ~ y.rn
bonds without purchasing any eOd ana lne 80
Inent viii be placed in the attituce OF neIe3 pS inc
ar cent year interest for the privilege OF Decoups
demos, or the banks"
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
THE BIRYED PIANO FACTORY.

John p. Hale, the owner of the burned piano
factory, in West Thirty fthst returned TO the oS S
terday He states that he between salt Lake 'i'y
aod san Francisco when the Of the fire reached
him. Having some business IN San Francisco ne con
tinued his journey. and soon as possible safed ior
home Mr. Hale said that when his factory was
built the specifications and plans were inspec ca ana a
proved of by the Building Department, and he was a
n loss to know how TO conform with the avs IT, any
other way He did try to money III the erect,h
of the building for the contract not gwen 10 tue
lowest bidder but the most responsible person Inc
statement the fire used heating tue drYnEooh
was made OF shavngs, he denied The room was IN
tended for heating sounding boards, and an even ehi
perature had to be kept up the whole time ShaVings
would be inadequate for that purpose and me e0al con
sequeny had to be used Mr.. Hale sad that he woua
begin to-day to clear away the Debris so az 70 erect
another factory as possible He expected during
the week TO hire other premises and continue MS bus
ness as heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
BUSINESS kNBARR4SSMENTS.

The firm of j. g. w. Lyall, manufacturers
payments last week, through inability its en-
gagemcns, consequence Of deprecated values in real
estate brothers estimate their unsecured liabilities
at SI2O OOO and say that their really more
than enough to the liabilities although at present
they would be unable to realize upon them. They de-
clned yesterday to give formal statement OF their
afIs say ing that they should call meeting OF their
CT, ditors immediately aud place the matter entirely
within their hands. William Lya said 10 a
TRIBUNE reporter last evening: 1--WE fear no
trouble from our known creditors, most of whom
nave seen and expressed the utmost kindness tor
sfOrtuncs The consequence or low prices and
nothing more wish one thlns distinctly understood :
Iva Brothers have falled-nOthing else. None the
side interests with which connected in any
way tOachcd by suspension Mr. Lyall, VINO hOds
Offices OF several banks and similar institutions
rendered resignation soon as nc learned OF the
Henry L. Hubert the assg gnce Of Timothy NJ. and VIII
liam &. Spcman (Spelman Brothers, has, default OF
acton by his assinUrs, ncd schedules FOR them. He
states tLeT liabilities al S27O627i9 and Their prOba
bic assets al Sg7 1868 Their chief creditors D. Is.
Spelmau. S763OO: AOnZO Fett, discounted paper Tor
So. .553 90. and Is. L. Solomon, rent, S2I.5O0i
Benjamin w. Fay, halter, OF No 413 BrOOme-st, has
filed With the County Clerk assignment for the bene
1t OF his creditors, 10 EmmOr X. Adams.
Fairchid iii Co., manufacturers Of lace goods at
No l47 WoOsler-st. WHO made an assignment on Satur
gay, have liabilities OF about $4,000. They made the
assignment account OF anattachcnt obtained against
them by Jacob Lawson for al 800.
Tie creditors OF Worrali Co, iron founders, at No. 2s
Elm met yesterday before Register en and received
offer fJI IA composition at twenty cents on the dollar
The statement showed the tOtaaDlties 10 De TlbOO4I
assets, S2l, III.
The creditors Of Messrs. A. BuIance, dealers Ia
fancy goods at exthaye and Twenty hrsl-st, have
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
MURDERS By CHiN4MEN.
THREE PERSONS KILLED FOR MONEY IN rIAc

THREE PERSONS KILLED FOR MONEY IN PLACER
COUNTY, CAL.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. l7.-Saturday after
noon some persons passing sargent Ranch, about
two miles from ROcklm Placer County, heard several
pstoshOts and, they approached the ho ST. saw two
men who sealed the fence and away. On entering
the house the dead body OF Mrs. oder, who with her
husband aud Sargent occupied the premises found
About niy yards from the house the body of Mr. Oder
was found Tbreequarters OF mile from the house, IN
cump OF willows, they found Sargent bleeding from
wounds in the mead and body. lie was conscious, and
stated that two Cinnamon mad called at the house
shortly after noon, and desired to purchase certain
mining claim from him. IL, accompanied them to the
claim and while returning they shot him five times in
the body and head and left MIN for dead. III said the
assassins were from Penryn ncighboIiug village. He
had received S12O from another Chinaman few days
before for mining claim, which sum was in trunk at
the house. and he presumed that the object OF the muir
derers was to obtain the money The party followed
the tracks of the murdererS TO Chinese cabin near at
hand where they captured three Cinnamon, one Of
whom was in bed but perspiung freely though no had
been running Several other Cinnamon living near by
were arrested, aud Of them, who much fright
ened. volunteered the information that All Sam and An
Jim had murdered Sargent, but would say One
NJ the rsouers mad SI2O in MS possession. II was
found that the trunk in when Sargent deposited the
money had been cut open and robbed Sargent Gled yes
The Corouers jury found that the murder OF
was committed by Al Sam, All jim, ana another China
man uuiuEwn, Sargent having men1Oncd thiid assa-
ant subsequent to his hrst statement IN" jury failed 10
indicate murdereTs Of oder and his wife. and the
otler prisoners were liberated for OF evidence
az inst Sargent Old ana respected resident.
oder Bayarian. His wife had relatives in Treuton
New-Jersev.
A meeting OF citizens was held at ROcln Yesterday,
ana all the Chinese were ordered TO leave the place by
o'clock D. Before o'clock tn last squad Of Cn1a-
men, buldcned 10y theiubaggdeeied Out Of the tOwn, IN
Guiding those employed ~ tne railroad company; The
prisoners being the only Chinese remaining. They were
i'm no way mOlested by the excited crowd. Al p.
tbe cit zeus marched 10 the Chinese quarter and demO
ished an the buildings, twenty-five in number including
a store from which the owner had moved his goods. At
the ndues bodies Of the murdered persons, facts
were developed which led the Sheriff To believe tnat Our
OF t"c Cinnamon u custody are Implicated IN the murders,
and he ordered their 10 tie county jail at Auburn.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
4 NEW BrsINEss CONNECTION.

Herman Marcus, long a member Of the firm
OF Marcus, jewellers at No - John-st mas DC
come a member the stock company known as 1llahy
& Co.. and since September has been actively engaged
al the establishment on Union-squarc. This ne" DUB
ness relation was arranged some time ago, MI. marcus
prcieriing after the dissolution OF the firm of starr
Marcus 10 connect himself with an esap pished no'7e
rather than start again by himself Mr starr VIII con
tmue the business OF the old firm in ho store nov ID pro
cess Of arrangement on FiftlAye., above MauisDn-
SQUARE A member OF the house OF IiHulJ q %
sld vest rday that the long experience OF Mt,
Marcus, extending through more lnan twenty lNc
years at first wlth the rrn OF Bal hack. ana sup't
0ueu ly with the firm Of which he was recently eih
bcr rendered him very valuable man III MS new iea
ton He did the house 10 tke charge oI any
special branch OF the business, IA ugi MS taS'e aui
Judgment respecting aud the artistic forms oi
ieWery were widely recognized ana ttusied' ana a.
would he perhdIs olly natural # his time were cheny
enployed IL those depa tncnls.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
DISEASES OF MEN,

The nportance OF the svstem Its power over ne
ami ne direct b,arIng which IL has human happiness IN
lts ana the danger OF ofedN
il whether hro IN Application, or Nv ibe eN
appettes aud propenss are proper
When the system i ue
ragged absolutely necessary 10 promptly geek O
for long Oi yeafh heVot'n hH "u .
ma and attention to this study ard wh0 from his experience
ana practice has learned dc0y at once the cause h az
pruapty aply the remedy thus avoiding TIE panfnly SLOW
scckng for the TRUTH common 70 the anu m
the patient who, very naturally wan15 70
know without the matter the extent ot me Ce-
faugemeu probabilities OF recueatiJn, ana TIE VINO re-
GuIref. s.. ,-...o .,or,o al ami,
II the train has become exhausted By intense menal spn
caon deriving 10 Of tIe power o. codnece tioGHl ~ ~
ov recover It's by being properly fe ant nOuSh
bv certain systematic methods 10 - precsy nc
that preside organic ne lt Nh
Of tins branch medical practice scarcely pc oveta
for IL reaches marriage, the preparation OF family names e
securing hereditary titles. and the retention o es'eS III
the same family. =, $50. ,,u.a,io,. ha,o
been sle To- command the tnalkiul app
al ifst faml Ia the titg anu uatohf anu
can communicate much that pertas 10 the OVereAecle o
OF the system ana lc means Oh
covering its powers, Wheeler Of brain, appetite propensity
passion.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
CREEDMO0R CONTESTS.
THE INTERSTATE LONG RANGE MATCH.
WON BY THE AMATEUR RIFLE CLUBS TEAM, UPON
SCORE OF $50.

WON BY THE AMATEUR RIFLE CLUBS TEAM, UPON
SCORE OF S25.
The Interstate Long Range Match, which
shot at Crcedmoor yesterday, confined TO teams
of four from rife associations clubs in any state or
Territory in the United states that had affiliated with
the National Rino Association previous 10 the match
Six members OF the American Team were among the
marksmen; Messrs. Dllin, Weber, Allen, and Jewell
composed the Amateur team I. Hyde was on the Hack
ensack Team and W. H. jackson on the Massachusetts,
Team. The distances fred exactly the same as IN
International matchsOo 900 and 900 yards,h teen
SHOTS each distance The prize offered is trophy 10 be
held for the year by the successful team and to be shot
for annually.
At the 500 yards range tie Amateur Club finished fret,
with the leading Of 2s4 in possible 500. The
Massachusetts team made the highest total score 27o al
the 900 yards range, although the Amat eur Cub Ieain
with s Of 271. st ten points ahead. Al the
1000 yards range the Amateurs increased their lead
making otal at this range of 270 Fourteen misses were
made at this range, Major Arms making five, selph
and Bell two eacl and Lamb. Hyde, Allen HeDo'rd'
and Hardness each The highest score OF 2lZ maze
during the shooting by l.. Weber OF the American
Rife Club, aud James f. Bel, of Washington, maze 'he
lowest score 165 The following the scores made ny
oar
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
FATAL rxpLosloE OF CHEMICALS.

4 fatal accident occurred near Newark yes
terday afternoon. Experiments we're being made IN
Thomas & BigllDw's Chemical Works, the east size Of
the Passac River the Plank-r0ad bridge, in the
preparation Of acids wlcn have never bceu made
in this country. Tie chemicals employed were pHced
large copper tank. and the experiments were prov
ing very SATISFACTORY when the tank exploded with
force denOiisnins the large tnrccstOry frame
structure, and almost iauty killing George ". Price,
who wO. king ~ the building lie was thrown about
twenty feet into hc ar aud nearly cut in two He
was Third Assistant giuccr Of the Fire Department,
and leaves AMI three children. Tue deceased man
was thirty -four years old yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Tynh Areuus HofeI-COl. Fenton, Licut. fenton,
Uinam Rigbv and r. 8 Greenh OF the BRUSH te i,,
Gen s. d. Hnngerord Of Adams n " ana aa oD,; scott
piesdent and A. j. Cassatt, Vice President OF lIe - ga
yana RaIiroad Company and the Hon John frazer VI E ~
traa - Ycis. YOrt Hoet-Ssnaior Theodore .ho
Nev Jersey and Rev Joseph II. StTattoD. OF NAtc'I
ru"1s1rtS UoieI-Cen Martinez Of cuba ana Cen r.
W Parey Of Brer0oH H0usc-l. ID "ii- ~
p,osant If the Northern Pacific Railroad Company ~,
james Hotel-Coi stephen G. Iyord T. - Al anu cre r.
Cooley of Iowa......SL NfcnOds HOht-Gen De"r q ~
Wrigbf n Indianapolis Square Hofet- Iapi Jats
r. Jonet u = st Deais Hocl-Ex, Gov - al I,
81 Iexas " 1sfOT Houe-Naval Constructor EdWain "a
and Dr Richard Dean. 4. :. M. Westmnsef ho'ei
MONTGOMERY Field, Of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18

A SLIGHT MALONGTONGDEw.N- Angelina !:
"Therc are be illumaiOus and Works and they re
10 finish up with an OmDasmOng General What can
that bet" Edwin: "We, Ombrisser' means Kiss >
80 suppose 10 meant, kind OF sOr; of general kiss
ing ali round" Angelina: " HOrrid idea | won't 20
The place, and I'm ture you shant Edwin" four
readers, who KNOW French better than T. and A.. are
aware that enhancement, with only "s." has
tally different Lieaulng. II Punch.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
AN ELoPEMEYT FROM HoBoKEN.

Charles Keichc, OF Ientn and HlNtI-sIS.' IIU-
boken y. j., WHO is OF the principal owners OF Tie
NeN-York Aquarium, and that at Coney island and VINO
is said 20 be worth about 100000, objected TO the at
tcntuns shown hs daughter, seventeen, nv Ou-idNr
Krssner. the boO6kecper Of New-fO!k mercantile
house. When Kessner asked Mr.. heches permission 10
marry his daughter he was refu Ell and iOrbidd,n The
house. few days later kessncr oDtan. month :
leave OF absence. ana il is claimed that ne ana MISS
J. che privately married in tc parlOt ut clergy
nan ~ lohuken. Nothing has been OF either since,
and II h nnnnn.ed fIal lneN .Ailed Tor LAlOpe.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
A "REMINISCENCES OF THE WAR.

David c. Stewart, seaman on board the
manofyar Colorado was arrested yesterday by United
states officers at the Brooklyn Navy Yard charge
NJ conspirl aey IN connection with the Mithowsh claim
A mi was passed by Congress in 1879 giving julius
VifaoWeki 500 7O5 for furnishing, II was claimed,
l4I logs 10 the Government for the construction or
forfidcafons at Nashville IN 1862 IL was atefwaTd
discovered that the whole claim was scnene " ueauo