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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-25
81 AM DISHONORED.S
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE OF 4 WEALTHY YOUNG
DOCTOR.

MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE OF WEALTHY YOUNG
DOCTOR.
Or. Claude Graham Stanley. young gentleman Of
good professional practice and ample means, last
evening committed suicide bis studio for some
reason that has NOT transpired, but which
seems to be connected with family troubles
DR.. Stanley went yesterday afternoon TO meet his
father he said, ana seemed in high spirits on leaving
the house. Where he went is not known but at about
hve O'Clock he appeared the door aud As
the servant girl opened II he burst into the
house crying ~ am dshonored; yes, an now
dssraced forsver' He seemed to regain bis
oomposurc, however. and went up stairs
The servant had almost forgotten the occur
romeo a. tho door when = faint shrek
10 the room, whore she saw DR.. Stanley stretched
upon bed, his face convulsed and his hands clutch
ing with quick, spasmodic movement. d.. Ram
soy was sont for and came to tho house
only in time to find that Ito extinct
The young doctor had put end to himself with the
II found, contained hydro-cyanlc ACID slightly
diluted with prussic acid. The father OF the
young man was summoned, and when first
acquainted with his sons death said. 'He Is no son
OF mine. have discovered him." But after q mo-
no told the undertaken to attend 10 the funeral
comes.n he continued, sset me know. must not
meet that woman. She must not see me hoIen
Soon alter the mother was announced, and tho elder
Stanley at once took his departure From such In
formaon could DO hurriedly collected seems that
the deceaseds mother and father have besn divorced
end is in some way associated with these family COM
pliCations.
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cxA,HAx. M. May is-Arrved ship ceyion ORB. Col
clucss Tor baltimore nearly loaded
EL.,NA, wCA April lin port. bark Greyhound. Lloyd.
IArAS1, May as~saea, steamer Csrondess, Faircloth.
"HAt,TAx May ai-s.iIsA bark N sssvars tBr, Esst.
ius ihSm New York;. L:naop, .,,.....- ,.,...,.,,.
Livssrnol May s.-sasd, sshr Willis 5 shepherd,
Sossas.I. May ai-irived, bark Dsodsras (Br, Dor.
S::s:s r;', ss s s,,: s.
rss ,sn Fi.s,s s sh n. bark Saga 3D.
PIcrou May ai--Cssrsd ship County OF Picsou tBr),
n Cha. s.ss s:.::rs irs ..s..s Simmer :ss;
sssns Athlete. Dawn. Bsrrov ga ship:
Choices Masters. L'sIp.S; Ssph.vsn ESr.hsv DO sl
Joseph CLARK. CHM Idvsrpooi Louise March. do; Yas.
drensiandes Nielsen. de- bark Ludwig Heyn sehmeiing
Sissree aaa ships $. Bsrnsrd. Churchill, Liverpool;
Sunderland. Ida, koa,on Lsnaoadsr!y: rsragon viii
Jams. Bridgewator: Cameo. Hutton. Gransemouh; Tan
''Es Rsass April april lss..d s..t Andrie.. sw Cd.
In port April ~ brigs Ross, Charry, and Noatun
dSori. rousrnnd Tor New Bedford. idg OIL
SMYRNA. April assssd. brig Helen Holmes, Eidrdgs.
Isl JosSs M Nay 5Arrlvsa sch. n M. =. Kenny.
shrs Eliza Beard I'D rerguson, and Lou'ss Orr, Orr,
ST Jons. SB. Nay a3-Put back, bark Aasot (yos for
ssed ais, harks Ashan.cs CBr!. Roberts, Livsrpool
othero, tBr). Kinney Newport; schr 4 stewart Ip,
Lioeey, Philadelphia 23d sor Timothy fied Leland New
sailed aIs ship Thels Rooster. Penarth barks Their
ss Hansen Rowling Aasot scharasnesrs nue m ~ ohn
Barharc galway ll the above wore misplaced yesterday
TAHITI April TN port. schrs W stevens. and Arie
er san irsneisco sail day; rnd'nc. for DO nth
Yassours ~. May ao"Arrived briggs Willie lBr. Brun
dase, aud Collymors tBr), Cain, Liverpool Z.
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Arrived = g Helene April H. bark Dssdsmens vincsa
Sailed from do April IT. barks See Breeze Fandsrs Of
NB TO srniae l8sh Kathleen Rowland do do 24th Gen
Scott, ROBBINS. do 10. ! f'tNs s,'3
Letter rem Yep. smell q bark AdsIns Gibbs OF NJ
VII oil 81 told 40 last cruise shipping OIL
Norwegian bark Noatuu
letter from CApt Hsysr Of bark George a Susan. Of
NIB reports her a. 81 nsssna April % With oil freight
from barks Hope On, Kathleen. and Desdemcna which
day.
estcr from Capt Vincent. Of bark Dssdemons. Of Nh
reports her a. st Helena April - having shipped zoo hb
aud brig Koss for New Bedford Would sail the 3osh
10 cruiae
letter from board bark Napoleon. Turner, Of NIB.
hsvins taken ito snls - since ie.vns raiscshaano
letter from Capt Edred Of schr thomas Hunt Of Son.
Magellan between 100 and 1900 alskins and
would winter the coast OF Patagonia; oil we'll;
deserted at SANDY Point.
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HESITATION AND SUICIDE.
ADoLrH RAu SHOOTS HIMSELF THROUGH THE
HEAD.

ADoLPH RAU SHOOTS HIMSELF THROUGH THE
The dead body OF Adolph Rau was found in his room
at No 81 Rivington street yesterday morning There
was a bullet hole in his left temple, with clothed
blood around IL, aud pistol lay near his hand
on the floor. IL was plain OF suicide. The
story OF Adolph's miery related to tho Cor
oner by those who know him and Is briefly as fol-
lows:-Rau a very wealthy upholsterer at one
time, but domestic troubles and his own habits de-
prived him OF his means and made him q
iourneymau again. In this capacity be commanded
good wages. II is said that he was twice married
and that he separated from his first wiic
because they did not agree Though he mad not oo-
years ago and lived comiortaby with MS second wlio
by whom he had two children. Their homo until two
months ago ut the junction OF Ludlow and Hous.
ton streets About that timo be quarrccd with her.
and, II is said was in the habit OF drnsing For an
assault committed upon her during that time he was
arrested and sent Backwes Island for three months
Before tho expiration OF his sentence, however, he
was released and down to the city to lind that
his family mad removed TO Brooklyn. Hc to the
savings bank and drew thence $500, which he gave
them for their support Then ne went to work a. ais
trade. s.4s.
Last Monday being holiday generally observed BY
his countrymen. Rau determined TO visit his family IN
BROOKLYN. When he called at the house of his WHO
she refused let him in to sec his children lie made
frulless efforts to get NJ them, and then re-
turned TO New York IN state OF great despondcncy,
and visited several drinking places. That night BIO
lost $3.50 az cards. and continued his dcbaucn until
Tuesday. On Wednesday he called at Paul Schrempis
saloon in Mott street, where no pulled out $50 ia
bills which no declared he had Obtained in pawn shop
on gold watch and chain and ring, worth $3.50. He
acted very strangely. and drew revolver, which
he handled so carelessly that the proprietor rc-
quested him to put u away. He sand
that he was going TO KIN himself with = as be
had no desire to live any longer Between this time
and his suicide on Wednesday afternoon he wrote
crai lettors his wife, children and friends He babe
them farewell asked their forgiveness and gave IN
structions about disposition OF his body He like
wise charged his wife with being the cause Of his
.t~tAa unA than I'll nQ
post-mortsm was neld on him yesterday by Deputy
Coroner Goldschmidt.
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THE DOUBLE SUICIDE,

THE FUNERAL OF THE vICTIMs-MR. STEIN
MAcHEn's REASONS FOR SUICIDE.
The bodies Of Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher, who com.
mtted suicide at their residence, No. 70 Bocrum
street, williamsburg-she on Monday aud he on Wed.
nesday-wcro buried at tho Lutheran Cemetery. yes.
'terday morning without any religious ceremony
whatever Alter the iuneral search was made
10 the premises, and Coroner Nolan found about
$1,000 10 United States bonds and a quantity OF
jewsry, which no took possession oil and placed .
police officer in charge OF the premises. Hc also found
letter rom the deceased addressed to his son,
which showed clearly that he had made up his mind to
sucldc the moment his wife was dead Yet he coolIy
flushed up his business ana made his viii dur,na tho
twenty hours that supevsned between hts rss0lu.
ton and his DEATH The tenor Of tho letter is that,
being always in trouble, no had strength to meet
fae until tho last blow struck him. He charged his
vito being the cause OF all tho dif1cuity between
them, her high temper and strong will causing the
disgrace that had fallen on the family, and no should
therefore follow her. He loft instructions for tho
conduct OF tho business and tho administration OF the
estate, and, begging for forgiveness nscribes hmscli
sYour ever loving father" The inquest will be held
by Coroner Nolan THIS afternoon.
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OBITUARY.


William II. Kennedy, ono OF tho most successful
steamship captains plying out OF this port and lately
in command OF the steamship Clyde, plying between
this port and Havana, was buried in Greenwood yes
tcrday from his late residence In Brooklyn. Captain
Kennedy was for many years IN the OF Mcssrs
Williams 4 Guion, in command OF their steamship the
Virginia, plying between this port Galveston Texas.
The deceased was always known as an able and cour
agcous shipmasicr and no was never known to have
accident OF any note 10 the vessel no
commanded through his fault. Among tho
sailors present nt his funeral Captain
Dowar port superintendent OF the Williams l. Guion
line, Captain Doughty. OF the Ashland, Captain Reid
OF tho Columbus. Tho deceased was a woll-known
Frccm aaon and had attained the degree or Knight
Tcmpar. Representatives OF lodges Nos. 1885, 500 and
Clinton Conmandery No. IL were present, and accom-
paucd tho remains OF their brother 10 his last resting
place
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BAssxS to May o4-Saied bark Itonus, Smart. Europe
CAplz to Msy 34-Arived bark Lorcns Blanchard. Now
York.
DoRpaxcnr. Nay ls-Arrved, bark Adriana (Duteh).
Gandberg, Pensacola. 'tttst t''.H'
DkLvxYH tHoland) May 23-Arrved, bark Alma Nor3>
Andressen,. Pascsgoula- %
ELsHoRx, May 2OArrised. bark RAsns tNor). Nelson,
Charleston ordered to Riga. and procesded)..
GisRALrAR, Nay 1o-Ssed orig francesca QtaD, Roma.
no from CasteIsmars), Now York.
GLOUCESTER, May 23Arrved, bark Conquisatore utsn.
LAuro. New York.
HULL Nav 24-sailsd bark Gustav Adolph (Sor) Moh,.
Baltimore
Ii port 24tA steamer Yeddo B. Oven for Boston via
Southampton. TO sail 3iSt
HAxsusc Nay 2sArravsd. bark fienrIsttA GBr, Adams
RAvsx. May 2s-sssd bark Rsgshiid tSor). jacobson,
Sandy Hook. ess4
LvExroot Nay Arrived steamer rstrlsn (Br) FIT.
Boston ship Carmahen Castle E, Hughes. New York.
Sailed 24.h ship cormorant tBr Williams. San Fran
cisco. N
LONDON May c3-Arivsd. barks Gunevers (BD. Keith;
Daren; oath. Star of tho South tsr. smith. Boston.
Cleared gath, ship John CANDLES tBD. Leighton San
Francisco.
MARsKrLLxs, May c2Arrivsd. bark 81 Anna Utsr. Ca.
6ero Nov York.
Arrived osd bark sknfaxs (Nor). Nielsen. New York.
PLYMOUTH. May 24-Saiisd, bark Maria Rcpetto GtaD,
Bozxo, Baltimore.
PALxRxo May 2sssiled, steamer whitley eBr, for New
York via Mention.
ouRrxsrows, May a. IL AM--sailsd, steamer Montana
(Br), Beddos Qrom Livsrpool), New York.
RIO JASxiHo, May 24Arrivod brig Senorita, Townsend
Baltimore. ~
srKrr,x. May 2l-Arrived, bark ssron (Nep. johnson
Wilmington NJ.
swISxxuSDE. May 21-sailed. bark Mustang tNor, Brk
iund (frGm Stettin). New York.
SHANGHAI about Nay 23-Arrived, ship John Nicholson
OBJ, Campbell, New York.
SYDNEY NSw. about May 23--Arrived, bark Boynton,
Blanchard, Now York.
SABLEs n oLossxs, May 33--Saed bark John Gibson
tBr), Dodd, Boston tbsfors reported sailed 2lsD.
vLEssisGEs, May 24-Arivcd. steamer Caand tDutch)
Deddss New York for Rotterdam (and proceeded).
LoSpoS. May 24ship Aussrana tBr. Gies, loading Al
Pint Lobos for Hampton Roads, driven ashore By tho
tidal wsve out subsequently got OF badly damaged
Ship 3 Sewall Pcnnel from Huanins for Queenstown.
PIT into caao in distress. having been disabled By the
tidsl wave.
ar
|Js WEATHER REPORT.
HoLvHEAD, May "a. PM-wipd Ne. gsutie
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INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.

- ALBANY, N. T., Nay -, 1Ss7
During the examination OF the affairs OF the Atlantic
Mutual Insurance Company OF tins CITY, to-day, Walter
Brown Secretary Of the company. testified that the
company held coilatcrals for $50 900 OF tho amount
deposited with tho Hope Banking Company and that
oven should they lose the balance thoy be able
10 nav policy holders 100 cents on the dollar OF iiap-
ties aud have balance Of 5000 Tor tho stockholders
He thought tho balance would all DO realized in time,
which would leave over SIS, 600 surplus.
Tho examination will DO continued next Monday.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. May a3--Arrivod. schrs Helen A Has
do,
Passed upschrs JAS Boyce, for Gsorgetown Acs For.
dA, and Armenia, Tor Washington. .
Passed down-schf Hattie NJ Crowcll from Georgetown
Tor
BOSTON, May 2s--ClsHed, brig Clarabes, Tracy.
Machia,.
18th Arrived steamers Mnresota (Br. Burwell, Liver.
pool; Glsucus Bearse. New York: scbrs Brnlnard,
fanap Port Royal; Hattie Baker Baxter. rhadciphia;
samuel Nash srfs Chick ahomiuy River Nsttle Lang.
don. Collins, Alexandria; Iudam Iuolsm haze Mier.
Iordexor. Philadtlnhla.
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Steamer Wisconsin Br,. Forsyth Liverpool May 10 s1d
,nn IN va ~s;s ~: rs nile. u ssnds Hook
passed screw steamers, bound f.
and ' iis PASSENGER saS s National
H. Is and is had fresh westerly Gales With sSSusy
and Norfolk With mdss and to the Old Dominion
steamer John Gibson. Masinso. Georgetown, DC. with
Hs ssa: jan VIZ ss:s &Ssss
i; s ~, % = 81; . s 8:
C:s e a %
days 1.ss e . s1de Lisbon % DAYS with ... to
orssr vessel %i's 70 s:s s:s ess''' =
yssss ss; e
Day.. s: . S: .sss, 81 Sss
BARK Eiisabs.h lof PIaaolphI.) McDeytt. H.v.n.
Is days With sugar to Howell, Son Co; vessel to
&. 10 days with
Brig Victoria ssmndcrs Point ritre II days With sugar
.p srs Il. s JoSe ch.reo.a
schr FarsEsl su.nhsm, cape Haysien 10 days. With
SssIs%se ssyd Hor. Spain 4 days xi.s
E y;.:n:, S:y,t s.I,, days. With mo
schr Thurow, strou sasus y days. With sugar
70 ssSs @ ss Prime.
- ss ss
s:sII W.: :is i; s!.,s s'' e.;s,.
scby Nopte Chrisii. Flint Baltimore.
schf cranmer. rssrd. Baltimore.
Ss ss;%sS 81 x ss.Ss
70 Pr
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
stssmer General whitney. Hallstt. Boston for New
. Ste .mer City OF Bedford. Fish. Now Bedford for
schr Frank Ls.ming Cullen wius:er; Ms fer New York.
s.,s. No xs YORK x''H IVA.
collision with schr Francis Arthcmus and had jibboom
''s scsr Z. sms. for Now ysrr
i.s ssnsis ss
4: . N is
$.: e. New York YORK.
schr Harvest, corvin, Providencs for New York
ss ss Ss
sen, ls,s.,ss s s'
schr Alfred Hove, Ellis Providsnes for New York.
sioop Forest. vsrrs. Westerly for Havsrstraw.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer rranconis. Bragg, New York for Portland.
1907 Ns London
schr trssdom (Br oLeary. New York for Halifax. Ms
Schr Elizabeth (Br). Roy Now YORK FOR st John, NE
schr Francis Arthemus, Pnkham. New York for Salem
(sce Miscellany. -
schr SEA Nynph. Haskell New York for New Haven.
Schr Helen Jones, New York for Middletown. ct.
scLr Madwaska Maid upper, New York tor Gloucester.
Mass
Schr Martha Matthias Now York for Gloucester Mass.
Schr Mundeii. Racket, New York for New London.
Schr Geo II Hotchkiss, Ill., New York for Providence.
Schr Angie Emma, Moore New York for Noank.
schr lane L Harris, Harris, New York for Norhport
schr Sallio Burton. Burley. New York tor stamford
schr Ida Palmer Palmer. New YORK tor stamford.
Schr d G Foster. Hobokcn for Providence. -.
Schr Waterman, Huxley. Hoboten tor Providence.
schr Aiegh.nis, Price. Rondsut for Boston
Schr Tyler, Young, Port Johnson for Provdeuce.
Schr VIM Flint, Pcnoeton. Port johnson for Salcn.
Schr Heston rhinney Port johnson for Provideuca.
Schr II Bartlett, Kelly Fort Johnson for Boston.
scn Martha woods Nickerson Porn Johnsou for Boston.
Schr Yreemsn, Edridge, Ambcy for Kcckland. = :
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PHRENOCOSNIIAN SOCIETY.

Tho Phrcnocosmian Society or the College OF the
City Of New York will celebrate this evening, at the
Academy OF Music, tho twcnty-hfth anniversary Of
Its organization. The Presidential address Is 10 be
delivered by Mr. Lewis s. Burchard, of the class OF
1877, and the address the graduates by General
4. Treman, OF hits city, Judging from tho attractive
of tho soccty's anniversary celebrations OF tho
past years celebration OF the anniversary this
evening will DO q grand AFFAIR.
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PETER d. BRIGHAM.

Peter b. Brigham, prominent citizen Of Boston,
died Wednesday evening, the 2ad inst, after an Ill.
OF several months Mr.. Brigham identified
with the Hoosac tunnel from us inception It's
petioD. lie was president of tho Nashua, Acton and
Boston Railroad Company and director OF the Fitch.
burg Railroad Company.
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THE KEROSENE TRAGEDY,

Among the indictments found by the Grand Jury OF
Hudson county at Jersey City is ono for murder The
rst degree against Frank Scharnagcl for causing the
death OF. Joseph stah, AZ Kohcr 4 Kamonss
brewery, In Gutenberg last March, by burning him
with keroseho. This case, " will be remembered,
caused great excitement az the tine among the resi-.
dents Ia that dlNr4ct..- ....+.
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MIR. MNlERNEY's oBsEQUIEs.

owcn +. McScrney, brother Of Bishop McNierncy,
or Albany, who died last Monday at NO. $50 West
Elsveaih street, was buriod.at ton o'clock this morn
ing fronltAI Patrick's Cathedral where a solemn
mast offcglnem was celebrated BY Father Burke as
sisted BY la.her Kane az deacon, and Father Rear
don as sub.deacons :. .s...
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SPOKEN.

Am ship showing signal letters JAYS. from Lverpo
for Francisco prebabiy the Philens wnssw. Chene
from Liverpool Fob % for San Francisco her signal lette
being JRvSJ, March IS, lat = N. Ion 20 W.
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s,.ansrs Pomraerania (Gcr) for Haniburg Rotterdam
uichl ROTTERDAM; csssini On, pernamOusc &c; Atlas
fBri Bsrm uda. Isaac BELL. Richmond &c; AIbemare.
iswes Del; barks Lubernn t0erI, stockholm; Norlen
1~~s1 Cothsnburg: Elswortl AMER; brig PEARL Port
.spa;n. schr Chiffon, tBr), Mopteco Bay. ia j, =
Also sailed, brig Atalaya. aud schr nelly Potters
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Jane Adeiine, from vcnesuslAs
Bark Milfred, from .-----.
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SHIPPING NEWS


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE
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FOREIGN PORTS

\ TioLyHEAD.. May "a. PM-Wipd NE. gentle
PLrxourH, NAY -. PM-Wind variable. cloudy
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY "a, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

RKPoRTRD By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-04
Dolngs of TIE CITY Council.


The regular mosthly meeting of the City
c uncil was held on Saturday.
The following orders passed:
Ole ed by Alderman Marley
That the Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department
the water leased by the city OF Harriet Will
ams and others to lie drained into the small tan k
OF cistern owned by the city, near the head Of
Bridge street hill, provided t"e same can he done
At an expense not TO exceed N21.
That The term which the Collector of Taxes i
rtquii ed TO commit Tor non-paymcnt of taxes be
extended for six months from Dec %, 1877, ia sc
cntdaace with statutes, and that he be discharged
from the taxes OF all persons comm ed to Jail by
him within said time, and duly released without
payment.
That tie Street Commissioner for the Eastern
district grade Hospital street thoroughly, with
gravel, provided the expense shall not exceed
$500.
The petition of II. A. Dewitt and others. ask
street, through to State, which when built. shall
be a continuation of Weston street the
Mansion House lot was referred to the Commit
tee on New Streets.
The petition of j. S. Hobbs and others. asking
for street light on Melv lie street, was referred
to the committee on gas aud gas fixtures.
The report OF committee on highways on the
petition OF A. G.. Thomas for the building of n
new road, was referred to the next city council.
The order IN regard to placing by drant at the
inleisecli ion of Grove, Green and Gage streets,
the terminus of Water street, was referred to
the committee on fire department.
Gardiner Phillips was granted permission to
erect post opposite his lot on Ivan street.
The communication of lsals Noyes was ordered
to be laid up among the alchlve- and cuiIosltits
of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-04

life or youth. since the resistant power in the eys-
t.rn has diminished with dechn Ing years, and dis
ease and pain have more power ,v,r the enteebed
body Il Is thei elore the more essetial That that
resistant power should be augm, Mt, 1t Hustetter's
>.umIch flticrs, a benign tou!c sidlt', j. adnira
bly, adapted Ter Tie purpose. II c1uhttrh't- lht
luii mites peculiar to age and suCc'r- worn o4t
nature l. ViNit.s The feeble anne adds new oll
were, to he Il X ring amp 81 lite, DIN ise,
fresh wsrmth throu Oh the chilled veins, ami Civ Is
conf 1T a. well a. rcdet, thu, tightening the Dur
del If age and rctaid < ia Il mra> urc the progle
81 decay. Ladies IA delicate health, ~ well as
asrd persons derive great ben, it from this whole
some tim uiatiye tome, which is absolutely pure
un lJrcfionahle In flavor, ana is recommended by
phyriClaus OF repute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-04
THE EASTERN WAR.
TlG Situation It and Near FEVl1.
THE TURKS WITHDRAWING FROM
THE BALKANS.
The Russians Repnlsed at Orch ME with
serious Loss.
REINFORCEMENTS SENT TO THE SUI
TAN.

LONDON, December 3. Mehemet Ali has al
ready notified the war Office that he cannot at
tempt to relieve Plevns unless he was strongly re-
inorced.
The Russo Roumanian army has occupied and
strongly fortified every position of advantage
around Plevna, and there Is object 10 the il ad
vancing their lines, the intervening county is
lower than either OF the combatants.
Twenty-four Turks and Bulgarians from Plevns
came in yesterday, saying they had nothing to eal
there.
A correspondent of the Times at Bygdol, Nov
29th, says there eau be no startling OF import an'
events to narrate unless Osman Pashs makes
sorte, or relieving force appears, or the Rus
SLAMS make assault. None of these very
probable.
BUCHAREST, December 3. 1t is stated that the
Turks are Withdrawing from the Balkan passes
upon Sofia.
BELGRADE, December g All the militia have
already gone to the frontier, and Prince Milan
and the War Minister leave ior headquarters the
9Th inst.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 3. The Russians
were repulstd near Oschsnie, with serious loss
The khedve has sent to the Sultan 5000 addl-
tlonal troops.
Moukar Pa.ha is terrifying Eszeroum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-04

1t Is the duty of every person who has used
Boschee', German Syrup to let lis wonderful quail
ties be known to their friends in curing consump-
10 y, severe coughs, Group, asthma, pneumonia
and in fact all throat and lung diseases. Nc per-
son can use 1t without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we consider II the
duty OF all druggists TO recommend II to the poor
dying consumptlve, at least to try one bottle. a,
10000 dozen bottles were sold last year, and nc
one where 1t failed was reported. such a
medicine as the German Syrup cannot he TOO
widely known. Ask your dragIlst about it. sam
pie bottles to Try sold at 10 cents. Regular size
- cents. For sale by druggists.
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