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small : body Of men the protection of the
general public of London il. y mon the

small ! body Of men the protection of the
general public of London is, = upon the
whole, secured. The force available, for
what may be called ordinary police duty
wastlastyear only 81 superintendents 224
inspectors, 9O7 se~tjeants and 1859 consta.
bles, That peace and order and personal
safety should be secured by solsmali a force
to population not very far short of
four millions, is creditable, both to
the population and to the police
But giving all credit to the orderly inclina.
tions of the Inhabitants of London. there
are elements of mischief at work sufficient
ly n umerous and potent to make the metro.
polls a perilous place of abode il it were
not 8 for the admirable way in which the
police force is handled, aud in which the
corstables themselves discharge duties
which often. require greattact aud iudg-
ment, presence OF mind, and good temper.
Every year the metropolis is growing,
but the addition to the police fierce is
little more than nominal"
So for 60 our extracts from the London pa.
per. Allowing a population of $780,, 900 to
London, the force available for its police pro.
lection, for the safeguard Of person and
property, is 10 to more than 1900 per-
sons. or about so to every "a, 900 or $4,000
the probable number of inhabi' ants in
Port Of Spain /; but the latter has a fixed
amount of $50 men net, available for the
same purpose, 1t will be allowed, we
should be we'll protected Trinidad Chro-
micls.
, 1877-11-14
MRS. HOPES SCHOOL.

MFRS HOPE begs to inform her
lIl friends, and the public that, hav-
ing taken over the large and commo
dious dwelling nccunicd by Mr.
Hurtzig, she intends extending her
School, in which she is assisted by
several competent teachers.
The Course OF instruction
comprises English education, in
its various branches, the French,
Spanish, Danish, and German Ian
guages, Music, Drawing, Needle and
Fancy Work of all kinds.-She 10
also prepared to receive q limited
number of boarders.
To Parents Abroad,
who may be DESTROYS of awaiting
themselves of the advantages offered
at the College lately opened in this
Island, she engages to provide a
pleasant and comfortable home for
their children, where every care and
attention will be bestowed upon them.
Mrs. HOPE also takes the oppor-
tunity of thanking her friends and
all those who have kindly favoured
her with their patronage during the
past, and she hopes by her unceasing
efforts for the advancement Of her
pupils to merit a continuance of the
same.
For terms and other particulars
please apply to Mrs. E. M.aHoPE-
The best references can be given
{ St.Thomas Heptembsrs s2th. 1877
, 1877-11-14
Acknowledgements G.

DOSTKONTORERNE paa St. Thomas
A og St. Croix ere bIevne forsynede med
dansk-vestindiske IL Ceuts Postirim@rk-
or, 6 Cents Brevkort og 3 Cents Fri
m@rke-Convolute F.; Postfrimerkerne
s@lges i Overeensstemmelse med Anord-
niDgen Of 14de JUL 1874, hvorimod Brew.
kortene og Frim@rke-Convolutern sel-
ges efter deres paalydende Verdi uden
Rabat.
Hvilket herved bringes til ofentlig
Kundskab.
Gouvernementets Secretariatet, st.
Thomas den 5te November 1876.
CARL HATTENSEN.
TRANSLATION.
, 1877-11-14

iVa EFT ~bekjendtgjores herved, at Gouver-
~ nementet under site dennes har med
gdelt Hr.H OSWALD MARsTRANp paa st.
Thomas Autorisation til som offtntlig
Translateur for de Understandable Ger at
betjene Ale og Enhver med Oversettel-
ser fra og til Dansk, Engelsk, Fransk,
Sfpansk' og Tydsk og til at lade sig betale
derfor / Overeensstemmelse med Forskrif-
aterne j Anordning 7de Januar 1868 : 76.
I Pfseside1tskabs 'Se~cretariatet, St. Croix
den 8 tte' october 1877. ge' eg
91eva q s. S. W. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1877-11-14
ProcIanla.

n LIE og Enhver, som MATTE
El have noget at fordre afgangne
Plantageeier John Finiay's D6dsho.
indkaldes heryed med 3 Maanpders
Varsel til at anmeIde og beviisIig-
gj6re deres Krav for undertegnede
Skltteret-
Christiansteds Skifteret den 7de
November 1877.
H. A. IURs,
, 1877-11-14

net bekjendtgjores herved at I'd
(D kast til Rerartitionen afgangne
Thomas Huyghues og e~fterlevende
Enke Elisabeth Huyghues deres
f@Ileds 30 vii blive fremIagt den
3Ote November 1877 Kl. 10 slet For
midday, og samme dag XXI IL slet
midday Udkast til Repartitionen
afgangne Abraham Benjamin og
e~fterlevende Enke Susanna Benja-
min dercs F@lIeds 30.
Frederiksteds Skifteret den eide
October 1877.
G. SARAUW
, 1877-11-14
Publication.

ya H E Post Offices in st. Thomas and
a st. Croix have been supplied with
Danish West India 10 cents Postage.
Stamps, 6 cents Post Cards, and 3 cents
stamped Envelopes the Postage Stamps
are sold in accordance with the Ordi-
nance of 14th July 1874, the Post
Cards and stamped Envelopes at their
respective face-value, without reduction.
Which is hereby brought to public
notice.
Governments Secretary's Office St.
Thomas 9th November 1877.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1877-11-14

Translator for the Danish West India
Islands to execute ~transhatioon1s from and to
Danish, English, French, Spanish and
German, and to receive remuneration in
accordance with the rules contained in
Ordinance of 18th January 1868 5 rs.
Presidency's Secretary's Office, st.
Croix, 31st October 1877.
S. w. A BRAK LIE.
, 1877-11-14
swTFT -r--
TRANSLATION. j ii
Publication.

~ ii Thereby brought to- public notice.
Me.that G6verhment under. dateof t51st
OSfhla3namhS aSe authorised Mr.. OSWALD
HQa a'KuDijat0f st. Thomas o. public
, 1877-11-14

the amounts due for J aAnaaqdallE8 guar
ter 1873 before the Goth INST, as
otherwise the numberssWiilsbe stop
ped.
Christiansted's Postofice st. Croix
9th November 1877.
BOYE.
cOnSt.
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MEDICAL
WHAT is QUEENS DELIGHT?

il Is plant tia; -Tows II the South and i the
only sc-ual blood plritier ever di.c5yere1, BY
which al diseases thEt center II the o.Coo car
be e-scicaTed at Cnce and forever. lt eZpcls fer
he Sd ScrUtulo1s. Syptl tlc- CulaIeJls anl
rheumatic Affections uLG = the ONL1 4ltL =
REMEDY for thu cisss OF diseases. Alone II
IL a screening alternative. bat when combined
with Honduras Sgrsaparills Yellow Do K AM
Other roots aud herbs il becomes blood p =
her indispensable and unequaleG. such Is the
combination Of
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II|IOther

CsstoFia Is the result OF % years expert
mcats by DR.. Samuel Pitcher, OF Massachusetts.
l. i yogr abe prep ration effective castor
oil, bal p,itecty leasn. to the taste Ii can
he taScn by tho youngest Iufant, and neither
g@gs nor gripes. DR.. A j. Green, of EOy-ton,
lLGi&nt, Gays q il:
SIR---l have tr Cd the CastOria and can speak
h ghiy OF its merits. IL will, think, do away
entirely with caster oil; il il pleasant and harm
les, and is OuGcrfuily cflicaCiOus an apcIient
ard laxative. IL is the ve'y thing.
The CastOria destroys worms, regulates the
stomach, cures Wind CoIc, and permits of ma
tutal, healthy sleep. II is very efiiCacious in
Group, aud TOR Tcething Children Honey is not
pleasanfer 10 tn taste, and Castor Oil il not so
ccr5ain in its effects. 1t costs but 35 cents, in
rye bottles.
j. Z. RosE & Co., 46 Dey St -, New York.
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dor STOCK FARMS.

$1,000 acres In Zzpafa comfy.
10000 ceres n HIdAlsO county.
Il 500 acres IN Lap@IA county.
$3.50 acres in BrasouS eoaBiy.
20 500 ac7cs IN L. sale county, in one biOC
alternate sections.
S920 scres, oblanE square. In Mason ccCnty f,
8 mics from Fredericksburg. Salt creek rams
thros zh the hesrt.
All these tracts hsve permanent water.
jelS DEcORDoVA s. MCKINNEY
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CAUSES TIE HGOE To GIN IN
SOgED TAEStE.

It's yGluc cannot be too strongly impressed upon
tine attention or those who have hreu exposed TO
q tafnt Of improper Cha-aC.tr. The al c-cu are
s>u-vd thar Ini- l. not one OF The wort hes no.
trims % the cay. bar i prepared upon scls:tl7C
PiHuD!cs, by physician Of thirty NezTs c-..-
Hence. sold everywhere. Principal Office i
Murray Il New York.
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HOILOWAY'S PILLS
invariably cure the following diseases:
n;eOrdarE IF thu RiduevS

In al diseases affecting these org rs, whether
they sCCrete too much tr too little wGJer, or
whether they be affl cred with stone or gravel,
or with aches and psius settled in the loins Ove-
the regions of the hidneys these Pills should be
taken according TO the printed directions, and
the Ointment should be well rHbbcd into the
small of the back 1t bedtime. This treatment
VIII give almost immt diate relief when ii other
me us have failed
For Storaach out Of E2r6er.
No medicine viii so cifec ually improve the
tone of the stomach Il, these Pills; they remove
all aCId ty Gccasiuued either by intcmperance or
improper diet. They reach the liver and reduce
il to 4 healthy action; they are wonderfully eli
cacious in cases Of spasn-in fact, they never
fail in curing all disorders OF the liver and 1t On
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known IN
the would for the following diseases: Agur.
asthma, Hilio4s COM lainis, Bitches on the
Skin, Bowels Consumption, d. billy, Dropsy
by. cltcry, ErysipCla-, Female irreGUl rit e.
FUvers of all kinds, Fits, Gout, UUas ache, lndi-
gcstion, Inflammation Jaundice Liver Com
paints, I.umbago, Piles, Rneumhti-m Re en-
tlOn of Urine SCrofult or Kings Evil, Sore
Threats, Stona and Gravel. Tic Ooulourcux
TumOrs, Ulcers, Worms OF all kinds, Weakness
from any cause, etc.
IMPORTA& SIT CAUTION.
None are genuine unless the signature of J.
HAYDOCK, as agent for the United states. SUI
rounds each box of Pills and Ointment. \
handsome reward will be given to allyOCc rem
dering such information rs may lsGd 10 the de
lection of any pa ~ or parties count crfcitHg the
medicines or vending the same, kn wing them
to be spurious.
So Sold at the mandatory of Prof. Hollo-
way s. Co., New ! ori, aud by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medi inc throughout
tn, civi lied world, i'll boxes al % cent? o. hts
and 81 eacn.
20 There is considerable saving by takiug
the larger sizes.
n. B.-Dircctions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder are arixcd to each box
Omce, II2 Liberty Street, Now
York, del l.yWly
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

and all cruptiors of The skin, this Ointment is
most iEvaluabie. It DOES not heel externally
flone. but pens rates with the most searching
c1fec to the vtry root Of the evil.
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DIR. TUTV.S SAVSAPARTLEA AN =
OEEEN.S ,BELIGEaE.

forming the most powerful alters. iyl known TO
Medical Science FOR the cure " Old tIre-s and
Sores. Diseased Joints, Foul Discharges from
the Ears ami Noztrils AbscesSts SEIa alice
tious rheumatism. Dro2sy. Kidney Coma5E,s
Evil affects OF Secret practices. Diseased Scalp,
Di-oidcred Liyc- and Spleen and O.. diseases
that center il the blood i possesses The G.
culgr property Of i.nparting a fair complexion
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nor SALE.

EoR SALE.
The Northwest oornsr Of block %. being X Of
fa's ers : ~ $ f-rs II ~ ffs' nav s---nFlfd
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certain cure for al Liver diseases. Dy=Pcp-
STA, Co tivencSs. suUrncss of stomach. Heart
burn Indigestion, JGuGd &c, Bilious ness, DiGr-
rhaa FluX, ChllS and Fever. etc.
CsutI"n-lu blyiug always ask for Dr. \.
O SIMMONS'S LIVER MEDICINE. prepared by
NJ. A. Thcdford IS c., Chattanooga. enn.. ana
see that the keness of Dr. y. z. Simmons IS on
each bottl- and package.
FOR SALE BY MORLEY BROS, Austin, Texas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Centaur
IininentS.
The Quickest. Sur6st and Cheapest
Remedies.

Physicians recommend and Farri5rs declare
that IN such reECuiss have ever before been
n use Words a-r cheap, but the prupr;eiors Of
these articles viii present Jual bottles 10 medical
men Sr-.,S, nd VII guarantee IRoIC rapid aud
satisfactory results than haye ever before been
o1-aiugd.
The Centaur Eminent, White Wrap
pee.
WI cUgy r Rheumatism. Neuralgia Llmb 1so,
S1laIca, C.k-a Breasts. SJse Nipples, Frosted
fl:.. 'E!ib--.u>, Swelling. SPANS and any
CrGiuAIy
FLFs;i. p NE or MUSCLE Al.uENr.
i WI! extract the poison OF bites ami stngs,
aud hi huras "r setlu without scar Lock
an, fa.-y, ", AZ BzcN. Crls Breasts. Esrachs,
icoiA enc. it,il ana IUfaucoas EruUtlous read
/ ny y!-iu 20 IT, tgca ncut
Henry Black. OF sd,. Hardin county. Ohio,
says: Ny wife has had rheunatlsm 10. i've
year>-il, Test. 10 sleep-coG.d scarcely walk
| Icy The Use If CcuraUr Lin!menI. We all feel
INA kiU. 10 You. and recommend our wOaGeTful
ueGlCiu- u O ~ frlcUd-.'
James Furl OF XtLe,villc, Ohio. says: "The
CcHipur Imminent cured my neUralg a
AIRED IG>l. Of New York, wrI.cs: Send
/ M one co. Il bottles 10y express. I L uiwent
E@- saved nay leg. want 10 distribute il, ete'
Inc sac OF IN Liplment l. increasing rapidly.
The CenIaur Imminent, Yellow
HrIpper,
Is for the tough skin, flesh and muscles OF
HORSES, GULEs AND ANNALS.
We have never yet seen a case Of Spawn,
@,N'~LS' i'l-- 'OliC W it 1AI' o. Oll-
| evil, wk,Ci this /. uiment would not sp euuy
| benefit. asd we never saw but ! few cases which
| Il would NOT cure. II will cure when snything
can. II i folly TO spcn $40 for a Farricr when
! o-e dollars worth OG Ceutaur Lnimcnt viii do
! better. The following is sample OF the lcs,i-
J mOuy p-OdUc c:
/ JEFFERSON, No. November 10, lSI3
! Some time ago | WIS shipping horses 10 st.
| LOu!s. ! gOc badly crippled in the car.
! ~ i,A great difficulty got him to the stable on
! Fourth Avenue. . he sIabc-keepe- gave me a
| bottle IF your Centaur liuimenI, which used
with such success that in two days the horse was
| active and nearly w5N. | have been u veterinary
| surgeon for thirty years, but yCUr LIu:mrut
| heads anything l ever used
| \. ). MrCAbTY, Veterinary Surgeon.
| For postage stamp will mail Ccntpur
| Almanac, COHJainiug hun eds of certificates
| from every State IN The Mon. These Linmruis
| Az now sold by all callers in the country.
| LABORATORY Of }. Is. RosI * Co,
ID DEFY ST., New York.
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4 TRIAL GAME OF PALLONE.
PICTURESQUE SPORT WHICH DEMANDS MUSCLE AND
AGILITY.

PICTURESQUE SPORT WHICH DEMANDS MUSCLE AND
AGILITY
4 representation OF the "Ginco del pallOne'
1.-THE game of pallOne) given To number Of invited
quests last evening Madson-avc. and SiXtynnth-st
he italian residents of tins city have intended for some
time past 10 Introduce this game aud preparations oI
this purpose have been going for the last month six
weeks space Of about 32i by 60 feet has been care
fully ey,lcd On SIDE OF the arena, and extendin-
along is whole length IS wooden wall about % feet
high Ned the dappogio, wall of support, aud
along two other sides are raised seats for Spectators.
line is drawn across the middle Of the arena and is called
the dcmarkaton line
Six players enter The three at either end Tho
players Of each side dressed in White clothes will
red or white sashes They are designated follows
First or striker second shoulder. ana third. Each
PLAYER wears on the right wooden eyuder, caled
n bracciac which weighs four or I've pounds. Ioos
bored in tho outside OF Size braccalc, ana niO these
wooden Ess Two lhrA.s i'ns ',i' n,leI. Mith lhS IL
strucnt the player 81. kes lhc diI Whch Is nade o
bulls hide wei creased with taiiOw, ANA i about five
inches IN diameter tn striker, VINO stand on an clcya
ton ust outside the arena, rusnes down INTO the iu
closure, willie an attendant losses lnn the ball lie
strikes it, sending tie hall IN beahtiui ach % or 90
whom must send back while 10 is 10 The air afir its
frsi rebound Tile ball IS thus kept living back and
forth until II II missed o THROWN OUT on one side oi the
arena either Of which iaulis scores one tu tie other side
The same rule aes II a. tho throwers falls 10 toss
thc bail "vord the lmc OF demarkatio. four points
constitute game ana 10 TIC winner OF II games tue
| prize is acc rd,G.
Tne players took their places in the arena about
D. u., iLc reds uc, ,uAiug tAc game. Cppailui TIE
striker or 4e reds caught ttc pa ui ms h.acc!e ana
hgi. g. fic utlcrcud Whercit cu, bf
one of the bues, who sent 10 bach 10 graceful arcn; ht
wien Il regrned ae blues alei 10 catch II, anu
pont was scored fOI th9 red. ILe second and third
points were also by tnc reds Cipptini receIvm.
loud applause hr agility, precision. and strength Oi
arm. Then sent the bail high over the wooden wal
into the sreet, thus losing a point for his SIDE
Al tur end Oi the secuI ! game the ptr,ic-
changed sides, aud the blue striker caught tlt
ball from TIE sender Bjron, TIE striker for the blues
though a more muscular man Ugu Cppalini. did lot
show the same quiCncss 20 hrs Jut h0 soon b-can,
aroused, willie Cippaha showed signs OF fatigue by
shorter range aud irregular flight o the bali Nucu On,
red. he'd won and the huoa games, Tie players sus
pended on OF the latcness % the hour. I'll,
guests we're invited 10 paftake ol rlifcshments.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
4 YONKERS ALDERMANS DENIAL.

The special committee of the Yonkers Com
mon Council appointed to investigate rumors that Jo-
sepn Riley Democratic Alderman from the First Ward,
had recently en- deavored TO obtain indirectly 500
from George y. Cobb, then City Treasurer.
on condition Of securing for him the re-
tention OF his official position, met last evening.
Mr. Ellis ~ counsel for Mr. Riley. briefly opened the
case Tor the defense r,markng that the charge had been
trnmpcd up by Hugh Kennedy, contractor. for
malicious motives; that he had offered Mr. Riley
Sl5O TO get him a contract to regulate aud
grade Riyerlalc-avc. and falling IN that matter
Gc had asserted uiat he would have his revenge
lie testified that Kennedy, la cOnversati ton with
hm at the time when the appointment OF MI. COobs
pressed a great desire that Mr. Cobb should have
another term, ana said; I've got S4OO 5000 or 200
iu the hank which | could Ia keep hun
there II things should right think Mr. Cobb wond
pay me back" The witness told him he didn't think he
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
? Q STS S G r IP T.
'3:45 a. m.
MIR. HA YES'S EASTERN TRIP.
THE PRESIDENTS QUARTERS.

THE PRESIDENTS QUAhl Enc.
BOsTOSs TASTE AND WEALTH LAvIsHLY DISPLAYED.
BosToN, June 26.-The Presidents apart
mens at the Hotel Brunswick marvels Of decorative
skill and were highly praised by his party The entire
first story consisting OF 80 rooms, is engaged Tor
the visitors the Presidents suit being at the corner OF
Boylston and Clarendon-sts., facing on the FORMER
avenue Tho Presidents own rooms are three In
number-paror, sleeping apartment. and banquetroom
The parlor is finished in gold and maroon the walls
being tinted correspond The sleeping apartment If
furnished pink drapery, drab carpet and oirdseye
maple furniture The banquetroom is just being hn-
ishcd. floral ball. two feet In diameter, made OF 1000
carnations suspended the table and Is filed with
flags OF all natous radiating from the center On the
table is a floral basket four feet in length, on each
end Of which is a smaller basket. A shield
Of choice small flowers is placed each door, irs-
toOned with snilaX, and garands depend from t,ie
cha ndeer Ferns in baskets hung over eacn OF t
windows, mirrors and doors. The sideb0ard II trinu
with ferns, smax, and bouquets, with dove III lhe
center thereof. Iu the windows are exotic plants Gov
Riccs reception is furnished with sVeiy SIX an
crimson trimmings, and further decorated WIN hoIa
offerings oOnsstingO OF baskets bouquets Wreaths anu
fesoOns Of sInaX The hallway OF the hotei mas oesn
trimmed with exotic plants, and ia also festOOued ne
staircase is trimmed with smiaX and roses, ana w,
chandeliers ard mirrors are similarly trimmed ana
bouquets are suspended in the passageways.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
HARVARD'S VICTORY.
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE BOAT RACE.

THE INTERCOLLEGIATE BOAT RACE.
ROWING CONTEST BETWEEN THE RIGHT-oARED
CREws OF HARVARD AND CoLUMBlA-THE FOR
MER WINNER BY THREE BOAT LENGTHS.
The rowing contest at Springfield yesterday be-
tween the Harvard and Columbia eights resulted in
a victory for the former, was predicted 10y those
who bad watched the practice of the men. The
Columbia crew rowed with quicker stroke than
the Harvard, and maintained lead OF half boats
length over the first part of the course. The
Harvard men recovered this with ease and gained
a lead of five boat lengths, which was reduced near
the finish 70 three The time of the race was re-
corded at % minutes 81 seconds for the winner, and
22 minutes 5Ol2 seconds for the Columbia. IT is
claimed that there was a mistake and that 1t was
one minute less. =
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS EXCITED

DESoUSCING THE PRESIDENTS ORDER ABOUT
OFFICE-HOLDERs.
At the executive meeting of the Kings County
Republican General Committee last evening" the recent
order OF President Hayes forbidding ofce-hoders 10
participate the work Of political organizations wa,
the object OF heated criticism and denunciaOn II wa.
declared by 10 be arbitrary interference with
The only method by which political work could be- sue
cessfuy carried on and the right issue such an order
denied by Others. A committee OF five was ap
pointed TO wait upon Commodore Nicholson at the Navy
Yard, and learn from him whether II was to be under
stood by the circular issued yesterday from the Navy
Department that the General Committee have no
voice, before in the naming Of those who en-
poyed in the Navy-Yard. This committee consisted OF
Messrs. Reeves. Leedcraft Smith, Cobb, and Donaldson
Three Oice-hOders resigned from the General Commit
tee. in compliance with President Hayess order
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
A VIOLENT GALE IN ILLINOIS YESTERDAY.

ST. LOUIs,June pa Globe Dem0croN special
Mahomet H. the heaviest storm FOL - years
passed over that place this afternoon ana extended
number OF miles around The farmhouse and barn of
Wylc Davis, few miles SOUTH was destroyed and a Mr.,
Campbell seriously injured. The house OF Wesley Nelson
near Mansfield blown down and Gy!yana Nelson was
very badly hurt Some cars blown from the trach
of the Chicago and Paducah Railroad, dt CaieL Wheat
!yc ANA oats blown fiat with the ground. "A
slecidi the paper from Champaign ILL.,, says a
violent storm RACED there at Uibana, and other places
Several hundred ut and other rees III Champaign we're
blown down, and nearly hundred stores ahd dwell
ings ID Champaign amt Urbdna were more 81 less dtln
az H. All the grain badly brokcu and great deal
il entirely Frustrated large quantity O1 ram lcl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
TORNADO AT HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG, Penn, June 2G.-A heavy
wind and rain passed this city between ana
o'clock this afternoon. The Harrisburg bridge, span
ming the susquehanna from the Harrisburg side to Long
nrcker's Island uEr0Ofcd. ard portion Of IL was
bowu out of position. The bidce il damaged 10 the eX
tent of about $500 one of the turrets blown of
The Roman Catholic Cathedral aud number 81 dwellings
throughout the city uur0Ofcd and badly damaged
by water. The storm lasted about a. minutes.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27

one branch Of the family had been found in this
country SO heirs The descendants Of William OF Alice Of
Jacob Of John Mary Of Richard and OF Eliza
beth Shepherd also wanted g. w Northedge had been
chosen 10 take charge matter He explained the d
ferent branches of the family to te claimants
present aud asked each eni 10 him. at NO. 50 court
st. full statement Of pedigree He says that the claims oi
some including his own established beyond doubt