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LIEDERKRANZ CONCERT.

Tho handsome music hall OF the Licdcrkrans so-
cicty, on Fourth street, Iod last night and very
attractive programme was furnished Tho concert
commenced with the suite Tor orchestra by Joachim
Ran, with which Theodore Thomas has famiiiarizsd
metropolitan concert pocrs Then came the beautiful
prayer from Meburs 'Joscph." Tor mems chorus, IN
which the line voices and admirable discipline OF tho
singers made a strong impression on tho audience.
Mr. Jacobsohn played the nrst movement from
Bccthovcns violin concerto opus 81. with his
toned hnish spirit ana expression The feature OF tho
concert was Rcnthalcrs Bismarck Hymn Tor soil,
in America The immense enthusiasm with which
this work received In Berlin, apart from patriotic
motives. well deserved II Is elaborate its con-
sructon, but every phrase tells To MARTIAL brilliant
themes Is united orchestral ELECTS or tho mos. sinpu
lur aud varici description Tho solos were sung by
two accomplished artists, Mcssrs. Fred stems aud H.
Brandcis. The Bismarck Hymn Will DO repeated az
Stenway Hall ON Thursday next at charity concert
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THE LAST OF MRS. CURRAN.

A WILLIAMSBURG POLICE TERROR GONE HOME
Mrs. Catharino Curran Is dead. she found at
eleven A. NJ. yesterday, lying IN her bod at No 1876
North Fifth street. Williamsburg, cold and lifccss. by
a ncghbor whom sho had sent for on Saturday.
Tho announcement Is an ordinary ono, but she an
extraordinary character, having been for years
terror TO tho ncignborhooi IN which she lived and
TO tho police OF tho Finn precinct. Mrs. Currnn
was forty.Gvc years OF age The wife of farrcr VINO
carried quito extensive business North
Eighth street Curran might have made money but
Tor hts wife, who, addicted to ncmpcrancc led him tho
widest sort OF life and eventually to ms hard drinking
she was accuse mcd TO- She gathered few boon
companions oil her own sex around her, and over
their the cotcric would make n perfect Bed
lam Of the fdrriery North Eighth street. scarce
week passed that Mrs Curran not IN court either
as pantn defendant IN assault cases In the litter
not officer but drcaued 10 serve warrant on
her, AS his reception was certainly shower oil brick
bats and II he succeeded in getting Mrs Curran
he would, he departed with sound skin he IN pos
session OF more or less contusions Finally shc be-
camc bostcrous her conduct that hor husband,
four months sgo gave her tho ehoIce-ho or she must
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B'NAI BIRTH.

ANNUAL CONVENTION OF GRAND LODGE NO. l.
GRAND BANQUET TO VISITING MEMBERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosroN, Jan. %, 1877
Nearly 300 delegates assembled at the annual con.
venon OF the Grand Lodge. No. l. Independent Order
B'nai Birth, which Ia held at Mechanics Hall
OF this number about 100 members represent New
York and Brooklyn. Tho d oston lodges. under whose
auspices this annual concavo Is held have dono their
utmost TO mako the delegates feel comfortable.
ANNUAL MESSAGE.
The convention was called TO order Mt ten A. N. by
Mr. Sol sultzberscr, tho president, whose annual
message was quito lengthy and interesting ttsbowod
the total number OF members Ia the district TO be
about 5000. Nearly $65, 900 were received by tho
Grand Lodge, OF which $50, 900 were paid out to
widows OF deconsed brethren
ELECriON OFFICERS
held after reading this report resulting In tho
choice OF Henry :. Herman, OF New York, prcsi-
dent; Edward s. GOustOn, OF Boston, vice president
Adolph sanger, Of New York, second vice president
s. Hamburger, secretary; George Marks, treasurer
BANQUET To THE DELEGATES.
In tho evening magnificent banquet was given to
the visiting delegates by tho Boston lodges under tho
auspices OF Messrs. Edward s. Goulston, Godfrey
Morse and others. TOasts were drunk and speech s
made by Mcssrs. julius Ben, President of the Execu-
two Committee OF the United States Constitution
Grand Lodge; =. Suitzbcrgcr, Henry y. Herman, T.
s. Goulsion, coroner NJ Engcr. OF New York; otto
Horwitz, 81 ThaImcsscngcr, A. J.. sawyer. N. Good
heart, Joseph Fox, =. NJ vaikcnburgh. Of Albany ;
Henry Cane. 0f PIattsburg, and 0tbcrs Hon. Leopold
Morse member Of Congress elect. responded 10 tho
toast OF ''Our Country" Tho Convention will last
until Tuesday evening
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MIR. COUP'S LOSS.

''Thc whale Is dcad?' At about haIf-past eight
O'Clock Saturday evening last, amid the strains Of
music and surrounded by thousands oil admrIng and
curious persons, the lie OF tho "grcat white whao
passed to another and II Is horcd, better fishing
ground. Tho visitors in the hail had crowdcd to
unusual number around the immense circular tank
which has been the prison house for the past four
months OF this snd-cycd monster. The attendants
noticed tho large number OF people and also that the
whale was behaving IN M extraordinary manner; that
instead OF swimming circles was his wont, no
would cross from side To side and ever aud lash
the water into foam with his powerful luke These
actions were continued Tor some time. gradually be-.
coming legs and less violent until diving beneath tho
surface he made his appearance no moro. Mr.. Coup
Will have tho remains cmbamcd and placed on exit.
btton, meanwhile the hIppopotnmus will luxuriato in
tho tank Formerly occupied by tho whale.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

DECISION or JUDGE CARPENTER ON THE GuBER-
NAToRIAL QUESTION NEITHER CHAMBERLAIN
OR HAMPTON LAWFULLY ELEcTED---THE
FORMER HOLDS OVER UNDER THE CoNsT1rU-
TON
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CoLUMBTA. Jan. 90. 1871.
Judge Carpenter, OF this judicial circuit, beiose
whom the Of Pctor Smith. negro convict par.
doncd BY Chamberlain, pending, arrived here this
morning, and Will deliver his decision tomorrow
THE DECISION.
First-That the Mackey House, before which Cham.
bcrain inaugurated, not only Illegal but an
unlawful asscmblagc usurpinG the rightful outhority
OF the House OF Representatives, and that tho pro-
Chamberlain 10 exercise the functions Of Governor.
Sec0nd-That as by tho constitution the two
branches Of tho Gcneral Assembly conformity
Hampton was naugurated without tho concurrence
OF the Senate he IS also without authority oil law TO
exercise the duties OF tho Executive OF the State.
bcrlan Illegal and conferred right u could
neither take AWAY any rights and did not operate
resignation OF the ONCE OF Governor Chamberlain.
F0urfh--That as the cohsttu i0n PROVIDES, the Gov.
shall hold his Office for two years, and until his
is not only appointed, but qualified, Cham
ti0ns OF his successor, ard no longer.
THE DECISION uNINroRrASr.
This decision Is not regarded very important be-
OF the fact that the OF another negro named
James Pcl,on, also parconcd by Chamberlain, Is now
pending before tho Supreme Court to which the case
of Peter Smith would have appealed In any event.
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DEATH FROM HYDROPHOB1A.

THE DREAD DISEASE DEVELOPED AFTER Sew
EIAL MONTHS.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. %, 1871
Charles r. Wetmorc, aged twcnty-sx years, died at
Gvc O'Clock this morning Of hydrophoba after suffer
ing fcaruly from the attack SINCE Thursday last De-
ceased was bitten last summer three times by dog
and once by another.
THE SYMPTOMS
first manifested themselves on Thursday, but ply.
sicnn was not summoned until Friday and he did not
fully comprehend the casc. The case developing moro
fully Friday night, another physician was called but
the pat az this time could only be relieved by
hypodcrmic injections. Mr.. wctmoro native Of
81. John, n. b. and had relatives In san francisco.
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WAR OF RACES.

MORE TROUBLE IN SOUTH CARoLINA-A CHAM
DERLAIN TRIAL JUSTICE sHoT-NEGRoEs IN
ARMS AND BREATHING OUT THREATENINGs
AND sLAUGHTER-A WHITE POLICE FORCE
ORGANIZED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, s. C., Jan. 90, 1871
A telegram tonight from Timmonsvillc, In Darling
ton county, gives mcngrc details OF conflict, arising
out OF tho present unsettled condition OF affairs cousc
qucnt upon the dual govcrnmcntsi this State lamp
ton is making his appointments OF local officers, but
many instances tho Chamberlain incumbcnts refuse
vacatc their Offices, and trouble frequently results
TRIAL JUSTICE SHOT.
On yesterday, the telegram states b. o. Holloway,
the Chamberlain Trial Justice, was shot by unknown
parties his door, at the hour Of two O'Clock In the
morning Ho lived until eleven o'clock this morning.
when Coroncrs jury was cmpancIcd TO In vestisatc
the as sassinaton.
THREATS NEGROES.
In the meantime the negroes became very indignant
and cxcit ed, particularly tho members OF the militia
company ut that place Threats OF wholesale murder
and house burning were made by them, and tho In.
tcndant OF the town for the protection OF lilo aud
property organized strong police force. The negroes
turned out with their Winchester rifles and stationed
themselves on the outskirts Of tho town, lying chiefly
In ambush.
THE WHITES FIRED iron.
Everything appeared to be perfectly quot III about
two O'Clock this morning. When some Of tho special
police were making their rounds they 1rcd upon
from u small piece OF woods four Two times, tho
shots taking effect In the shoulder OF and tho hip
OF another, slightly wound,ug both. Tho officers re-
turned tho Tire without any effect and then mado their
way back TO town
BLOODY ENCOUNTER IMMINENT.
The death OF the TRIAL Justice created fresh excite
mcnt among the negroes, and they loud aud vehc
mcrt IN their threats against The whites Doth races
are now on regular war footing and bloody cncoun
ter may occur at any moment
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THE STEAMER NEWPORT AFLoAT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 90. 1877.
AZ high water to-day the steamer Newport, OF tho
Old Colony line, got of the beach this hnrbor with.
out difficulty, It bong pcrigcc tide. Tho steamer Con.
tncntu insisted her. She lay 10 the channel during
the day, but viii the dry dock at once Tor re.
paris sbo Is sprung little forward which Is be-
lievcd TO DO tho only injury she has received She
went aground at noon OF Tuesday, January 2, and has
becn on tho bcncn almost tMcnty.siX DAYS.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor william r. Blake, OF New Havcn; Profess
sor ). S. Hadcman, OF Pennsylvania, aud Captain II.
Pakcnham Mahon, of the British Army, at tho
Fifth Avenue. Miss Adelaide Nelson is at tue Ciaron.
don. ExCougressman Burt Van Horn, OF Lockport, N.
", is at tho Grand Central T. L. Davenport Is at the
sturtcyaut Elmorc +. Ross, OF Auburn. ~ ", and
Henry G.. Parker OF Boston. arc ut the Windsor. Ex-
Mayor r. NJ Bishop OF Cincinnati, is at the ST. Ncho.
Lao
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AL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
GENERAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1871
NARROW ESCAPE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL TAFT.
This afternoon, 9whe Attorney General Taft aud his
family wcro driving down Thirteenth street, their
horses took fright and away. on turning tho
ncr of street OF tho horsrs fell and wheel broke
stopping the vehicle. The inmates Of the carriage
were unipjurcd.
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M'DONALD'S PARDON.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

WASHINGTON, jan 2s, 1877
The statement Is not truc that tho pardon OF General
Mcdonald, OF wh'skcy Ring notoriety. has already
been signed by the President. Tho facts that ~
has not yet been issued but tho papers process
OF preparation nt the Attorney Generals ofncc. and
VIII DO iavoraby acted upon as soon practicable
Directions have been gwen that a pardon shall BIO
made out aud u rs probable that 1t win be ready for
tho Presidents signature within tho next few DAVIS
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go Shs went, andhe allowed her a small sum each
week for her support Throe weeks ago she took
rooms over tho Grand Central Livery Stables, No las
North Fitth street, and her spirits seemed to
droop the moment she entered them. Twice
thrice she spoke Of enasg troubles by poison hut
mono OF her friends thought she would take IL: until
her body was found yesterday morning IL Is sup.
posed that she ended her life BY poison
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Road the following Official Gcrthcatcs:-
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT. !
ALBANY, jan ~ 1877.
To tho Editors Of tho Evening Journa -
Having caused personal examination to be made Of tho
condition and affairs Of thr Washington Lilo Iusuranca
Company, of New York, OF tho 3lt Of December,
1875, by Hon John A. Mcca Jr., Deputy Supcrntc ndent,
duly appointed by TINT purpose and dcening
tho public interests that the result OF his
should be published herewith enclose his report pub.
LEGATION.
Very respectfully yours.
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RAILROAD EXTENSION.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BLOOMINGTON, H., Jan. %, 1877.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company have
determined 10 extend tho Western extension OF their
line from Mexico, No., its present Western terminus.
TO Kansas CITY, distance OF 100 miles through rich
ami fertile country.
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THE CONVENTION IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S, 1877!
The Convention of the Finh district, B'nai Birth,
elected tho following officers to-day Aaron Haas, Of
Atlanta, Ga, President; NJ Huizler. of Richmond
Va, First Vice PRESIDENT W. H. Strauss of Baltimore
Second Woo President; 4. Goodman, Treasurer; Dr.
s. b. Wolfe, secretary, and A. Fisher oil Washington
Sergeant at Arms
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LADIES WHO POSSESS THE FIN EST COMPLEX.
ions among tho patrons Of tiLKSSs SULPHUR soar
HiiL's HAM AND WHISPER Dvs black or brown. soc.
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case, but means within day TO make report on
It 10 the Senate, II Is scarcely possible that he would
take seat IN tho commission which may have to de-
cdc upou t.
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RAND'S
NEW YORK CITY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Il PARK PLACE.

NV 1ONk, Jan. 70. 1910
TO MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS. =
Our agents ana commence this day 10 masc
thorough aud systematic OF the importing Joining
houses and dealers
OF spccatics In this city, for Rnds New York City Bns
ness Directory for 1877 This work. started cSpe.
last year, has proved extraordinary Tho
number OF business changes and removals III recent
render u rcccssary to issue edition sooncr
than anticipated We propose putting tne work
type. keep II standing aud correct monthly. winch will
able us to furnish perfect directory NJ OF tho
Tbs work vii be sold usual at 81 u cents and %
cents per cory. according style OF binding ibis Is tho
only New YORK directory that soils ut these
low prices aud has general circulation merchants
and the United states and Can
We business and firms will appreciate
the value and Importance OF sustaining this work vau
able IN nd,n the best OF New York
merchants and manufacturers ror gout the country and
lend n cordial corporation tho
they engaged In
CAUTIOS.-An canvassers employed by furnished
with snd must produce when called authority,
specifying their powers ard duties Most respectfully.
WALTER uEtGII co. PUBLISHERS.
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w. sMYrH.


ALBANY. Jam 1877.
Hon. William Smyh. Acting Superintendent New York
Insurance Department -
respectfully that In arcordsncc with provi-
sons aimed In appointment No a52 dat ed Decen.
1876 and with the assistance OF Mcssrs Ballard
Willis W. H. Smyth have completed
OF the Washington Lilo insurance Company OF New yora
city.
The satisfactory condition Of the cxhb
tied below attributable TO the affairs
by able, prudent and honorable II gives mo pleasure
to state that IN u minute and cxacny Investigation hnd
nothing to condemn, but, the
mend
Complete schedules Of mortgages. deferred premiums
real investments of December 81 1876 tho
of examination have been placed fle
par:ment.
The following the assets and liabilities
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Iifo Insurance Company, OF New York.

WASHINGTON
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A--ARE YOU CONSULTATIVE, WEAK AND FEE.
BILE aud exhausted with every itto effort Then need
NJ On. IlxIl
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PIPER nEIDsfECE
For sale everywhere
A--ARE YOU CONSULTATIVE WEAK AND FEE.
BILE with every little effort Then you need
PARKkH's GfSGtR ToSic.
A-FREE LIVING. THE DESTRUCTIVE EFF.
fccts living among all classes OF society.
Tho results of overwhelming the stomach
food be entirely oviacd however by dose of DR..
ScupNck's MANDRAKE Pills This sovereign remedy tor
biiousncss hcndnchc constipation and liver complaint Is
being cr>nIly acknowledge and harmless
cdy. sold by all druggists
FEW TICKETS FOR THE CHARITY BALL. ON
Thursday evening next ut the Academy. can he had At
DELMONICOs, ut 81 each
BUMGARDNERs old VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RYE
wnisKfY uSj3) hno-t In tho United states H. Is. KIRK
q Co. % fulton st. and no Broadway
LEA h PERKINS,
WoRcxsrKRSuiisg SAUCE
IL the original and only worcestershire Sauce.
PoMERoY's TRUssEs ARE BY FAR THE BEST
:" "''' foSEn5Y TRUSS COMPANY, 7ae Broadway
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
"''''' join MATTHEWS. LIST av and 10Th st.. city
WIGS TOrPEEs.--G RAUCHFUss, PRACTICAL
wigmaxer; switches, curs Invisiblcs, Bandcaux; A.
East 18th ST., near Broadway.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
(vANCER.-NEw TREATISE fREE.-iiUw CURED
Owhout knife or posonous minerals. Dr.. srODDARD.
OFFICE ov RAMPS
NEW YORK CITY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
PARK PLACE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23
@oMiTAua~

SEEM Orleans, 16. &prtI.
Ser Senat Der Nt9ous'i6en @eisBges
bung na6m beute Die tolgenoen ges
r:etliamen 8ei9LIiie an:
y0a 0as BOlf bon 2outltonG na6
cSobren bes 2etoenS unb Der 8eoriGung
nit b09iter 8efrieoigun9 ben petien
Gnti1LuB bes 9rGitbenten 9aDes Ders
nommen bat, bic itaatLt9s SeIbitre9tes
rung in ben SIoitaaten uno bas Slid
uno ben Srte0en beS ganaen Ganoes
bur6 cine ltrenge Befoleun9 Der ueifen
@run6fGBe observation-disclosures 0te9tez
rung pteber ber3ulteueu, oes6aIb be-
f9lteBen Der Senat uno 0aS N6georos
~netenbous bon Southland:
Grftens = DAB mir nit berBolitif, bic
Der BrGlioent in 1einer Nutrittsreoe perz
funoet bat. beraLi6 einDeritanoen fiub,
ur1o oab mir ibnI fir Die Our6Tnbrung
berieIben uniere beralide Wettptrfung
un0 unteritlBung beripre6en.
3ipettens-9aB bic Our6fIbrnn9 oieS
fer BoIittf i'm Staate 2ouiitanG T1 ais
cine Queae unf6dBbarer Segnungen
fir beffen 8oIf ermeiieu unb bieiem, OBJ
ne unteribieo Der Static ooer 6autfarbe,
cine 3ufunft moralt16en mte materieuen
Tortl@rttts e%rOffueu miro.
9rittens = DAB mir hermit feierli@
erflGrsn, baB ss Der felte @nti9LuB Der
8egterung lit, III oeren SptBe Sronct5
Jfi6oIIs itebt, ben 49,, IA. Mno Is. 3nz
iab Notwithstanding pie biele iclblt
beilig 5u balten, oas @eieB ftreng nno
unparteiii9 su nouftreGen. bic %freunos
Ii9en Be3iebungen atpti6en 8eiBen nno
S6par3en 0uf Der @runDla9e gleI6er
@ere9tigfeit fir Mae uno gegenieittgen
Bertrouens 81 f0rbern, bic OffentIi6en
S6ulen 0nr9 cine glet9f0rmtge Bee
fteuerung oes @tgentbumS gu erb9lten
uno ben &tnoern Der metBen Sitreer mte
Der farbisen gIet6e @eIegenbett gu geben,
fi6 cine quite S6nIbiloung anauetgnen,
nno teoen 8erlu@, bon mel6er Seite er
aud aus9eben mag, Berionen tuegen ibi
rer poIittl6en Nni6aMungen gu perfols
gen, 81 uuterbriiden.
Bterte1s, oaB Der @oIberneur eriu6t
lit, cine NbI6rtft Dteier 8ei6lIlIe benz
9rGfioenten 81 ibernttteLn.
BaGar0 bat etnen neuen Iangen
S6reibebrief an ben BrGltoenten gert6z
tet, morin er fi9 bariiber bei9wert, baB
fetn Brief Dom S. bs., in tpeL9em er nerz
lGngte, oaB Die @ommiliton angetDteien
tperoe gu uuteriu9en, tDeIde Der beioen
&egierungen CUR &%nertennun9 bes
re6ttgt fei, OBJ Elm re6tmGz
Btges Sber9ert6t beitebe unD
Oh ODER oh ni9t cine %bepaffnete Sniurs
reftion gegen Die re6tmdBige &e9ierung
beltebe, unbeantportet geblieben uno err
tlart, er miiie, angeit0ts Der 8erpers
flung Gaer ietuen politti6en @egnern ges
ma6ten biuigen 8Ori9Iage, GWf ieiner
SoroerHng beitebeu..
&epO rIeans s, 18. 2prtI.
! Die atpst 9GRieT Der 8eGarp'i@eH