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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24

OTICE-All persons indebted TO the estate
~ of WELLS A. HARPER, decd, are re-
quested to make prompt payment to the under
signed without delay, and those having claims
against the estate, will present them duly au-
thentcated TO Robert Harper. Leosburg, Va.
w. WALTON HARPER, Admir-,
ian 13-w4w p. o. box 713. New York city.
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ITx ANDRJA W. WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY "A, 1877
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN ADMIRALTY.
In tho District Court Of tho United States for
the Eastern District Of Virginia,
Isaiah NJ ilcr and Charles Formon
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r1g-ro TuELADiEs.-W have just received
), ,ios assortment, Of Gontcmen's, Boys ard
Youths Fine Toilet Slippers, suitable TOR tno
holilays which vii: DO sold 1T prices 10 sui1 inc
times. Idcc s. WADDEY n King 81.
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Tg1HE PATENT MACHINE MADE NJ T.
TALIC HAIR BRUSH.
The advantages this brush possesses over M!l
other brushes is its efficacy in cleansing tho
head ircln GandrutF. which is % destructive to
tha roots of the hair just received NJ
nov II WAKEFIELD s. HALLS.
- y GEORGES BRAND SUGAE-CUR-
Ed HAMS, small siza; Ills. breakfast
Bacon and Pure Leaf Lard r
w. a. JOHNSON,
;onl1 =. Z. cor Cam, and Royal sts
A7EW ORLEANS, Dcmerars and forto
" kico Molasses and Golden Syrup lOr sale
'' Gsc2 G: F. DAVIDSON, l4I kiag St.
MOCHA, o. q. Java, White and DARK La
Nl Gauyra and Rio Codees for sale !, l9W W. 1y
dsc II y, ". " L. nA+AhSA
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what q Tscs!iclloW !

Kansas City Mail: Sam. Johnson, of this
city, formerly deputy constable, has had the
care OF an immense snakc Of the bOac0pstrlctor
species This animal was left in Johnsons
charge by the proprietor Of L side show. The
snake mad been sick, and fearing that it would
die II carried about from place to place, l!s
owuer made al arrangement with johnson to
take care Of it until such t!mc as II should be
sent for, to again appear on exhibition. John
son had tried 10 establish friendly relations with
the snake, aud faltsrcd himself that he had
succeeded very we'll Two or three nights ago,
When the weather turned so suddenly and Sc
verely cold, johnson found that the boa was
benuinbcd aud apparently halt dead. With
strange disregard Of consequences, nc
took the half frozen snake from IT'S box and
placed il r his own warm Ccd, rom
which he had riseu lie then returned to
bed intending, when the snake should revive
from its chilled aud cGumbrd cOudliIoo, to re-
olacs it in its box. Johu5on fell into dose
ard thcn 1910 deep sleep. From his sound
siumber nc was awakeuod by horrible sense
Of sutfOca.ion about the chest. lie a"oHe ~
fad busci IL tie terrible coils vi the uolcoa
str;c.yy, whi;h had been warsncd To l!tc. The
unfortunate man couDrcncldeG u a. !ustaot
his fearful dagger. Grea, Drops Of sweat start
ed 70 his brow III .L aEo1y q! horror nc rea''
Izsd the nature o! bis yui Wth tic energy
.! despair he grasp-d the saak] with ooth
haGd. and With almost Sup2rhuMaa st.:oGtn,
and 10 IDanucr he eau scarcely recall, succeco-
ed at last iu u1coiIiug lis hateful folds from his
body, dragged tic struggling boa to It's box and
safely secured it 10 lis old quarters. \ severe
| nervous attack succeeded the fright aud horror
| the strange combat had Occ.sl0ncd.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS; s;-Untll
further notice tho following will DO the hours
| ror the opening and closing of the mails
OPENING.
Northern mails $40 D. m. and 70G p. N.
Western msils S:i5 q. m. and 7:OO p. m.
Southwestern via LynchDurg and dordohs-
/ Washington and Ohio, Round Hill to AloZ-
andris, $3.50 p. IN.
Manassas Division, $50 p. IN.
Southern mails, via Richmond and freder-
icksburg, Va, 6:15 n. m. and l:%O p. M
CLOSING.
Northern and Western nsils, J;u p. H. ana
800 p. II.
Southwestern, via GorIonsvIls and Lynch
burg 600 III. po,
| Hill Va, 800 g. III.
Manassas Division, GUJ i. IN.
Southern, via fredericksburg and krhmoEd,
| Va, ,4:4j p. III. and $50 p. m
| ms,- General delivery window closes At GU p.
m Doors clOao nj 800 p. III.
| jcly"O Open on SUndAya nL . u. III. and closes at
iE.t) n III.
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pAEEE anI other brands Of Old Rye Whis-
d key, Port. Sherry and Madeira Wine, al
wsrs on han,! y: the Old stand, 22G King S.;
nrt - K: w. AVERY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1ay- GREAT UpRoAE ABOUT CLOTHING
TIL largest stock o. Ovcrcoats ana Suits bought
al bankrupt sale u cioso out. Good o4ercoaI'
from So. so upwards, including the very pest oil
imported Chinchiil.s, Beavers, kerseys, &c.
Gents Cashmere Suits, consisting Of Coat, Psnta
and Vest, ct $3.50; all wool Suits NJ $50 ana
upwards, including the finest imported male"
risls, eYceIen. Children. Suita. years. SLID;
4 wears Sl.75; s years S2.25; o years S2'75 and
upwards. They must be sold quick a.
S. DEALHAMs,
1ocs 50 King street.
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GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.

NEW STOREi
" NEW GOODSl
NEW PElCESl !
The subscriber respectfully announces tnas
he has taken the store
NO. I47 KING STREET,
and il prepared to offer q lull and carefully So
!acted stock OF ,..,..,,,,,,,
FINE FAMILY GRUCER1E3
1t prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly to vi parts ot the clty' ",u
satisfaction guaranteed in e0ery particular an
inspection Of stock solicited
NV E.tf +. j. DAVIDSON.
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IGUOUuOi 11a'
NAI,ARIOUS FEYEkS.

You arc at liberty to use my namo in praise
of yoar Regulator Ms prepared by you' and re-
commend it to every one IS the best preventive
for Fever and Ague III tue world l plant IN
Southwestern Georgis, nesr Albany, Georgia,
snI must say that II has dono more good on NY
, rIsntstiou among my negroes than any Inedi'
tiGe ever used Ii supersedes quinine if taken
in time Yours. &C., Hon. Is. d. HILL. da'
CHlLDRENl-9ou Reg
DlAtor is superior to any 9th.
OF remedy for Malarinl ID.
seases among children, and
it has largo sslc in this SOC
:ion Of Goorgi&.- W. NJ.
nnsanLl a lhauV ca
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WOOD AND COIL.


|CoAh' COAL,
We have nov on hand ana arc conataIt!y re-
ceiv;ng at our wharf and storage yards foot Ct
Queen streets ELL the best GOALS known to
This market We name in part:
LTkEN'S VALLEY
sHA NOKIN andEA3T FRANKLIN LOK-
IOHN'S, from EAGLE VEIN COLL1ERY.
Thn caIobra:at CONTINENTAL ard HA-
EEL DELL, from, the toodricb co!liery' es-
And LEE nrd STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHkAC!TH COAL, Of %tosneT Broken,
Egg Stone ard Nut sizes: ,,>
Also, Geo ll.t1E 3 GREER CUMBERLAND
COAL. >,>
Also HICKORY, OAE ond PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety Of Cosi is
kept distinct 1rcm that of others, and IS es-
9ecially prepared for family use: Yards foor-
ed and Coal sent out woll screened and free from
slale, 2240 lbs to tho ton. Orders loft with
Messrs. Clerridgs s. Grigg,, cornor AaIng = ana
Roysl sts, or at the yards will b -omplly filed.
T. j. MEHAFFEY u CO.,
iyl7 Wharf and Yards ioot Of Quocn ST.
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CONSTIPATION.

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE
or FUEORUIA.-I have used Simmons Liver
Regulator for constipation of my bowels, caused
BY a temporary doraugomcnt Of the liver, for
lie Inst three or four years, and always, when
used according to the directions with decided
beneft. l think it is y good modlcine Tor the
NV personal experience in the use Of it.
HIRAM WARNER
Chiaf Justica of Goorpj0
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w. a. JOHNSON,

w. n. JOH NSONs
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
Mortheast Corner Cameron and Royal street,
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
N.s- Ali orders from the Country Wall recelVs 9
prompt apd careful attention. IAN 2o~li
TEORGE McBUKNEY ~ SON,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCEA
klES, WINES AN y llQUoES,
ENGLISH NnI SCOTCH Ale aid bEoW N
STOUT.
s,s, EASIEkN and POTION AZ IL ERRl
And NJ MACkEkEL.
NOS iGS Il N ID 40 KING SIkEEI.
Washington Hall Bui!dingl
hloYanIria. VA.
Orders promptly filled. e'h 3l-tt
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SICK HEADACHE

EDITORIAL-We have
tested its virtues, personally,
and know that for Dyspep-
eia, Biliousness and Throe~
Sing Headache, it is the best
medicine the world everssW
We have tried forty other
remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but mono
ofthem gave us more than
temporary relief; but the
Regulator not only relieved
but cured u.s. Editor Tele-
graph and Messenger, Ma
con IA
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
AMERICAN AFFAIRS THROUGH ENG
LlSH SPECTACLES.
From the London World. |


Governor Tiden made but short visit to London,
but he used his time to the best advantage. He has
been entertained ut dinner by Mr. W. L. Forster and
the Hon. Ronald Melville, and met fair variety of
representative men" at both houses. Mr.. Tilden's
main object however, is to get rest ana change. and
consequently lie has been obliged decline
nvitstions and has gene of little expedition Scot
land. He will bo in LONDON again in about a fortnight
and returns TO New York October. fancy that tho
republicans there who nater themselves that no
Is played out" Will have fresh cause by aud by to re-
spect the lighting powers OF the most formidable po-
liticai antagonist they havo encountered il many
years.
GIVING THEM ''PoINTs"
While Mr.. Tiden In London he met several
members OF Parliament who had talk with him
about the Irish Obsructonists aud tho best way OF
dealing with them. The ex Governor Is well skilled
in all cgsl tive devices for suppressing gentlemen Ike
farne B,ggar Co.. and he. Of course Is OF opinion
with every body else who has looked thoroughly into tue
matter. that the machinery oil the "Previous Question:,
applied In Amcrica, the only chectual means OF
Carrying on pubic business when iuctous minority
has detcrm ned TO stop It, Mr.. Forster ald others
squcamsh about using this gag al present. but tits
posed, and they Will have to como to II eventually.
Is THIS CIVIL sEKviCE REFORM
hear that gentleman from the State OF New Jer-
Is not unlikely to be sent over here 10
Mr. Pierrcpont, the American Munster, IN the course
OF the autumn he has 'claims' upon the govern
ton worth mentioning Fitness for the post Is quite
an immatcrial matter. My American friends who
have been here this summer all cry out loudly for n
change In their representative; and the ladies' espc
cially 60 away feeling very much III used. Why all
tits soreness exists IL Is not Tor me to explain ASK
Mra Hick
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
: FURNITURE WORKERS.

THEY MEET IN COUNCIL AND PREPARE FOR
BETTER oRGANIzATIoN--THE EIGHT HOUR
LAW APPROVED.
mass meeting OF German furniture workers. cab-
nctmakers, carvers, varnishers, poiishers, up
holstercrs, piano Makers machine workers, &C.,
held at the Germania Assembly Rooms
yesterday the object Of which was to
start new organization OF this branch Of the trade
and oxtcndthe same the other Eastern States
This movement Is to be inaugurated with view OF CO.
operating with the Western organizations in their Efforts
permanently establish the cght hour system Several
speakers delivered lengthy addresses on the subject
and the labor troubles with their probable
sequences also discussed plan OF organization
adopted and action taken TO enlarge and
strengthen the different trade unions already
existing In this branch of industry. Spe-
cial meetings of the different trade unions
IN reference TO this matter are to be
called, ana temporary Executive Committee was
formed to act until the formation OF Central Union
IL Is estimated that there are 1900 men employed IN
this branch OF industry this city ABOUT third or
more OF whom without employment, white tho
wages OF those in employment at present range only
from "a To $5 and 81 to IS per week Most unsats-
factory IL the condition OF the cabinetmakers, who
have w furnish thor tools In order to be ready
Tor work they must Keep hand with their scanty
earnings at least 500 worth OF Tools and pay nsur
on the same, while but little machinery and only
q fow tools are kept by the employers
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
A HUNGARIAN COLONY.

PROPOSED MOVEMENT BY WHICH THE UNEM-
PLoYED HuNGARIANs OF THIS CITY CAN
ESCAPE PRIvATIoN.
Under tho auspices Of a committee formed at pre-
liminary meeting of Hungarian residents, "mass
meeling'' Of Hungarians residing IN this city aud
vicinity was held at Beethoven Hall, In Fifth street,
yesterday the object Of which devise means Tor
the organization OF G lonizaton movement Tor the
benefit ofthoso Of their counrymsn who wish to oman
cipato themselves from tho burden and hardshps OF
a metropolitan life. About Two hundred and nity per-
sons were present, who were called 10 order by Mr.
Mcyrowitsch, ana Mr.. Goldstein was called upon to
preside. Addresses in the Hungarian and German Ian
guagcs were delivered by Mcssra Wm. Loew Mavccay
Hanser, Frenkel and others who their remarks re-
forrcd to the uncertain and unsatisfactory condt ion OF
large part Of the foreign population IN this city dur
Ing these unprosperous times, showing that there
were no prospects Tor an Improvement IN tho near
future plan had, therefore, been conceived 10
form Hungarian colony In one of the western Stsos
whcro tho Hungarian einlgrants and unemployed art
sans and worsmcn might dad place OF settlement.
1t stated tnat many Of tho unemployed OF that
embark In sucn an under taking. committee OF nj
teeh WIS appointed To prepare u plan ol pcrmaucht
organization to DO submitted at the next meeting
The committee was composed Of Mcssrs. Frank Nal
vecay, Charles L. Brace, William WaIlach, DAVID Black,
William NJ Loew, b. Frenkcl, ID. Meyer, IN. Cold
s,oin, LOUIS Grcsner. Alexander schwab Lud unger.
Rev. Dr. Wise, d. Meyrowitsch ii. G-ossman and
f. Baloeh. The Hungarian population In this city and
Brooklyn, II ID estimated, mounts to about oooO
norsona
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
THE IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

EXCURSION OF THE IRISH VOLUNTEERS TO
SPRING HILL GROVE.
About Eve thousand persons attended the annual
cursion of tho Irish Volunteers yesterday. The
steamer General SedgwicK ana tho barges Republic
and T. G. Durant crowded to their utmost capac-
ity the throng the upper decks being so great as
to render the dancing. winch constituted the principal
amusement OF the day, very difficult operation Owing
various delays the boats did not leave the loot OF
Thrtynh street Til nearly haifpasi twelve O'Clock;
but. VITA wind and tide IN their livor they reached
their destination, Spring Hill Grove, on the Hudson,
very good time inc heat on board the boats was
very great, and when tho gangpank was secured the
people eagerly rushed shore and sirocd OIL into the
enjoy the cool breeze which was just rising
from the south bwest. In u few minutes the sido
of the hill which rises from the river bank at
THIS point presented picturesque appearance with
groups here and there scattered the grass n
Joying their luncheon, or stroling ieisdrely among
the trees Alter a delay OF about hour aud
half the crowd was again gathered on board tho
boats, a gun was fred, ana with waving OF handkcr-
chiefs and cheers the sail home was begun. This was
by far the most plensaDt part OF the Jay. Tho
was losing It's intense heat and the breeze very
refreshing. The crowd seemed TO become
lively than II had been the morning, and OPTIONS
Band had to work it's hardest TO keep pace the
cBgerDcss of The dancers. The arrived down
town at about halipast eight o'clock No unpleasant
oi any sort occurred board The excursion was
In every way successful.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27

with rife pits about my yards In advance Of the
batteries and in these all day long may be seen
the white cap covers OF the Russian infantry. The
Turkish forts, as said before, are all connected BY
trench of strong profile This is manned DAY and
the meu are exceedingly heavy, aud they suner IN
health accordingly The gunners never leave The bat
duty. aud under ars, too There has been
slight change IN the stan Of the two
rived on the 9th inst. with i've baltabons of
Infantry assumed command OF the fortress on the
Stu, and took Faiz Pacha tGeDeral Kohlmanl as his
chiei of stan; the late Commandant, Hussein hamI
Pacha, remains IN Kars second In command. and
Hassan Pacba. chio OF the stan In kars. joins this
force In the same capacity. We ~ere reinforced
oil the Turkish army undsr Mojor General Mustnpha
Pacha, who succeeded 10 The command on the
death OF Mahoned Pacha at Tagbr; so that now, iu-
GLIDING the Kars garrison. we have here sixtythree
batialions. held batteries, two regiments regular
aud 800 irregular cavalry-a iorce wiih which
Mukhtar Pacha ought TO able the siege But
doubt N he will face the Russians 10 the open hed,
although ! sm assured on the highest Turkish au-
thority that the enemy have only iorty-eight bat
talons. three regiments OF dragons, fifteen OF Cos
sacks ana eighty field guns In front Of Kars.
CANNOT BE STARVED OUT.
The stories as 10 want provisions here are all
false. Stores OF all kinds can be obtained In great
quantities. even uxuries. such sugar. tea, brandy
md w.ne being easily procurnbic Indeed, priccs OF
many things are lower than in Erzeroum. Ammuni
ton also abundant there being 81 500 rounds for tho
l25 days, whe the supply OF Held and small arms
Is comparatively inexhaustble Now the Commander
IN -Chiei has mado up his nina 10 remain eucampcu NJ
valran. Kale and bring up victusls and ammnn on
enough 10 last the garrison a whole year. whether
the Russians will allow him to remain unmoleslod 10
another matter.
From the right wing wo hear that Keiss Ahmed
Pacha has been leisurely following up Tergukassof.
who moving by Kara Kylyssa and DJadn, has effected
retreat across the Alishgird Plain the mountains
IN immediate vicinity OF the Baykty Lake, where
he Is apparently waiting for reniorcements, aud
whcEce Ahmed Pacha means TO drive him, following
him up If necessary, TO Tinsat least those are the
he has received but Reiss Ahmed during the
Russian from Zadikhan never attempted to at
tuck TergukassoG cannot think he will be SO rash as
10 beard the lion IN his den.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27

OF the soil, and nave been despoed by system
of unequal laws enacted when they wore not
oeneray our he concns,e
that the French people have mastered the SUBJECT
Ono thing Is certain. they have emerged from me
disastrous var through winch they nave JUST passed
In q manner that has surprised everybody Ihey
were hned ST. 100 000 900 by Germans; tney nave
paid II to the last farming and many oeiieve that
them tor carrying all their Industries oy an aoun-
cant crcuiatng medium-papcr money Iney nave nave
government, r.deemabe 10 q bond OF their govern
mcnt at low rate oi interest There is no PROVISION
Tor the redemption OF this medium In coin, yet france
has more coin than she ever had and as much as any
oiher country, except, perhaps, England WINE
more ss ,s.p paper ~0pfy peo
pie win their experience 10 paper money,
have come 70 regard the notes Issued by the
government OF the United States their money, Tor
which they all holden bound for It's ultimate
pay ment, and certainly paper circulation whcn
every In our country is holden Tor is ood
similar currency for which only portion are beId L.
IN common with ninetenths OF The men encountered
IN my travels over the state, sincerely believe the
United States notes were receivable for all dues TO the
government that, like tho paper money OF France IL
would be above tue value OF In the near tut ure
Legislature and the Executive Department OF their
government that Will reflect their views upon this qucs
ton, and America will exact medium OF payment be-
tween man and man OF the convenient form oi our
national money, in quantities that Will make It
as cheap 90 like money in other governments OF
the world II France requires issue OF paper money
amounting 10 SIS per capita, what sum VIII answer
the demands o. the industrial interests oI this coun
tryY When We obtain money as cheap as the manu-
make every production cheap not cheaper, than
they can, and not till then will We be able 10 compete
with them in the markets OF the world.
LABOR QUESTION
While the American farmers constitute one-haIf
the population there has been any conflict be-
tween them and their employees; the government was
never called upon use ner civil military power
IN their support They have no sympathy with any
ehor TO redress grievances other than by the peace
n
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
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A LONG ISLAND RETREAT.

The Catholic clergymen OF the diocese Of Long ls-
land, under the auspices OF Right Rev John Loughn,
Bishop, have enjoyed the seclusion OF ''Reireat'
during tho past week at St Johns College, corner OF
wllloughby and Lewis avenues, Brooklyn 120 pastors
and curates participating. The time spent in mcdita
ton prayer and religious conference the addresses
sermons the latter service being conducted by the
in the order OF priesthood Dscourses OF more
than ordinary ability as subjects Tor mcdative devo-
ton were given by Rev. Fathers McGl, Vale,s Fru,
Gallagher and Mckcnna, OF SOuthold. The services
closeu Saturday by the administration Of the
Blessed sacrament 10 each OF the clergy by the
Bishop, aud yesterday they again filled their pupits
renewed IN spiritual strength and vgor Tor the severe
pastoral work entrusted 10 their charge
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
EX-ASSEMBLYMAN DAILY.

Tho Occidental Club will tender on Wednesday even
Ing a reception to cx-Asscmbyman James Daily th.
occasion of his return from Europe, and also Coono
Harry Alien, who his companion on the trip Mr..
Thomas Doyle is Chairman OF tho Committee OF Ar.
raagcmcnts and the affair is expected TO be quito an
effective one. Mr.. Daily will give his Impressions OF
the land of his birth. by contrast between what II Is
now aud when ho lett many years ago. He Is capable
Of making the analysis, and u will bo interesting to
Icarn iron MIN whether the Emerald Isle has pro.
prnsscd or retroQrnded In thcse eycntful Years.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
QUEER RELIGIOUS LXERCISE.

Appleton Mission, situated on tho corner of Hewcs
street and Kent avenue Williamsburg has been noted
since lis foundation as a scene OF disorder during
Sunday evening service To such an extent was this
carried tha, six months ago several young men were
arrested for their unfuly proceedings Last sunday
evening ana Ia ngh at the suggestion of one OF the
members, the R0l act was read DUNG the services
and each timc as soon as 1t Was hnished those who
had been unruy rose ana left the auditorium There
is now some prospect oil "a revival meeting benp held
In the Mission IN peace and Quot
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
A FATAL MISTAKE.

Edward Torney, aawyer, thirtyfour years Of age
rsidng at No 20 South Washington place, died on
Saturday, his death being caused by dose of rheu
matism medicine which should have been applied ex
ternaly. BIT. Torney supposed It to be cholera medL
cine, and while suffering from s sht attack OF choera
morbus took a quantity OF IT,
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
THE VISITING GOVERNORS.

special meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce will
be held Tomorrow at one O'Clock P. NJ at the rooms
OF tie Chamber, the purpose OF making arrange
ments tor the reception OF Governors OF several
States the OF their visit 70 this city carly
ber
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
SUPPOSED INFANTICIDE.

Tho body of a male child, apparently about one wccA
old was found yesterday by an olicor OF the Four.
tecnh precinct tho alleyway Of No l37 Mott street.
An inquest will be held today.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
DROVE ED.

lad named George Heller, OF Lafayette street.
Newark, N j., was drowned yesterday while swimming
in the Passaic Tho body was recoveied