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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-07-17
BEST REMElY IN TIE LiND.

BEST REhEDY IN TIE LAND.
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Ma IA. R ~TEyEss-uear ST.: desire q state
90 Won that was afflicted with breaking ont
~ h.Orcncs and pImpies on lay face and mex iof
several years fhave tried many remedies, but
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ter uslngtwo On thrCc bottles OF your NrgifiHr
the humOf was entirely CTTrf. ! % c.r-.!h.y
believe 10 T. thr best medicine fof al lmIurifics
~ thr blood rat there lv "a taF .aud and shoui4
lilly recommend Is to The flnielcl uUhi.r.
Tuiy yugTs =. PEKhiAE. Architect
NJ. ptrrluC Is 8 well known architect aud
builder at LIff.e feu.. y. ) .. having lived lieic
4ua % TIE Slc nlty To- the last ihiriy ythTvS aars
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PREPARED IT
n. n. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
vege.ine is sold by al Druggists.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-07-17
NUMBER 1902,


@. Oscar Thompson, of Ionia. has
been appointed treasurer OF the new
House OF Correction by Governor
Croswell.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
AN ELOPEMENT FRUS rRATED.

Detectives Forris and Hickey, OF tho Ccntrui ONCE
yesterday arrested at tho Grand Union Hotel Robert
Greenwood, agcd about thirty Ave years. and Rhoda
Hcnncssy, aged sixteen, said TO have elopod from
Rochester
The arrest based n telegram to Superintendent
waiing from the Chief Of Police OF Rochester, acg-
ing larceny. MISS Hcnnessy Is said to be tho daughter
OF wealthy contractor OF Rochester md the niccc OF
an cx judge or Gencsoo county.
The pair protested against their arrest and denied
the charge Of larceny. Tho larceny issupposed have
committed from the residence OF Miss Hen nessys
father several stories aiioat with regard TO the
matter of the clopcment One is that Greenwood Is
married man, and that lao scduccd Miss Hcnncssy into
clopng on the prccncc that he was single and would
marry her Another report denies the story OF scduc.
ton, and alleges that MISS Hcnnessy became iniatu-
atcd with Greenwood, but believed him TO be uu-
married
Greenwood is good looking man, OF medium hoight.
Miss Hcnncssy 10 very prcposscssiDg AZ the time Of
the arrest she dressed IN dark travelling suit The
PAIR wcrc taken u tho Central ONCE, and last night
placed Ia the custody OF Rochester officers 10 DO con-
vcycd back to that city.
The clopcment has caused no httic sensation in
Rochester, where the parties arc well known.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
THE VISITING GOVERNORS.

LITTLE EMBARRASSMENT FOR THEIR BENEFIT
NOT MENTIONED IN TIE REGULAR PRO-
GRAMMg.
After the conclusion OF their festivities and general
reception md business meeting Tuesday evening at
ths Fifth Avenue Hotel, Mcssrs CARRIER, Of Nebraska;
Bedlc of New Jersey, and Newbold of Iowa, left Tor
home. When thcy had gouo the quartet, who had
remained for the purpose OF inspecting cdu-
cational institutions disconsolate. 10 was too
carly 10 go TO oed; they wero TOO tired for
more handshakng If they walked tho corridors Of the
hotel they knew they would only be the victims OF
Idle curiosity and might lie interviewed; and " they
renamed IN their private parlors they would certainly
bore each other to death What was TO he done {?
Wnic considering thc momcntous question PUiice
Commissioner Wheeler ANNOUNCED and no was
thought that gent emcu SAID that tho hour late
the only sights available tho tiger"
and ''thc elephant both oil which could
be TO advantage In the at that hour OF night
Hc knew thts to be ac for he was OF tho heads
of The department which control the nnost police IN
the world" Tue Western visitors stated that they
wcro accustomed not only TO hut to hight 'the
tiger III his native airs SO carriages were ordered
and the party started IN quest OF 1.-THE elephant"
Toe first place visited was the Grand Dukes Opera
House. About an hour spent there and Then tho
party adjourned TO Harry HilPs Thor presence vas
quickly noticed and special programme improviscd
Tor their entertainment, duri1g the course oi which
Jim Kelly and "seddun's Mouse" had "a set to the
gloves, which called loud applause the gen
tho en-; crainmcDt concluded the party returned to
tneIr hotel.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06

STARVING IN THE STREET.

From the great number OF 'chartics'' in the city
ana the enormous sums OF money contributed yearly
to their support 1t would strange indeed to tho
average citizen that respectable mother and two
children should lie IN tho street Tor iortycgbt hours
without food. Such Is the fact, however MS discov
crcd yesterday BY officer of tho Society for the Pre-
vcntion of Cruelty to Children
In an aiicyway at No. Hester street. Gonda Don
nier was found with her two little siris five years
old, the other eighteen months Two weeks her
husband deserted her and went to Philadelphia, aud
three days ago shc was eJcctcd from the miserable
rooms she had called home. Since her husbands
dcscrton she had grown thinner ana weaker
day by day. When turned out Of tho
house having nowhere and TOO weak to walk sho
renamed on the stones IN the aileyway. When found
by the oicer she almost TOO iccblc speak. Tho
iOrtyeigh. hours oil absolute starvation, added to tho
days Of terrible want preceding them, werc TOO much
even for her mothers nature and the arm that lad
kept the little to bcr side was lying powerless be
tween II and the stones Her cycs wero wild and
glariDg, ana hor mind was evidcntiy fast leaving her
The starving aud hor little up for los
werc carriod away and placed IN tue hands OF the Com
mssioners OF Charities ard Correction, who will take
Car q
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
BROOKLYN PAINT FACTORY BURNED.

A fire broke out abou, hali.past seven O'Clock yes.
,erday morning In tho pant, color and sand paper
works Of j. H. Wardcll & Co.. on Degraw street. near
Classon avenue, Brooklyo, and tho building, three
story frame structure together with its contents was
entirely destroyed. Tho 1rc originated from detect
In the due, which gnitet the wood over tho bocr.
Acting Chief Engineer Farre!ly caused the second
alarm to be sounded a5 he found that there
scarcity OF watcr in tho vicinity Of the fire
The dopai tmont cngino companies gave a hasty re-
sponsc 10 the summons, and SON there was inbcr
OF ample streams play Ing upon the adjoining tone
mcDt houses, which Tor time were In imminent
peril vi destruction. .Ohe building, three story
house, belonging 10 he Whtmorc estate was burned
causing loss VI $1,000 The loss on the factory and
The machinery was $1,000 and tho damage TO stock
Sl0U00 Tho Office OF tht company IS At No. SO Beck
man street this CITY, Setcra people arc thrown out
OF employ By reason pi the Are. The insuranccs
on tho property which Is divided among twelve com.
panIcs. amount TO S6f DO
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
THE WATCHUNG RAILROAD.

The arrangements for reopcning travel on the
wachtuug Railroad, the Orange branch OF tho Mont
clair and Greenwood Lake Railroad, have been COM
plctcd aud trains will begin running again TO- day.
Meanwhile call has been issued for an indignation
meeting TO dcDouncc tho stoppagc Tor nearly week.
The call Is signed by H. b. wiggin, H. W. Egucr. DR.
William Piorson, Jr Baiiy Everett, Charles light
hipc, LawrenocT Fell, a. Hibbcns, George Kcyscr
Rowland johnson. e. y. Lnsel' l.. u. huichingson, q.
w. Wallace, B. d. Gallgcr.J j. W. Judd, Philip Kingsley
f. e. ORciily. T. a. wolcott, J. D. Ward, j. Chapin,
r. Erbcrt, = Judd, James Youancc, s. LOsor, ". B.
HILL +. +. Sharp amt many others Thc meeting ts to
bo held this evening q Library Hall, Orange.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
DEATH FROM AN INSECTS BITE,

J. Henry shannon, while on n visit to Coney Island
Thursday OF last week. bttcn tho right check
by some unknown POISONOUS insect. Mr. Shannon re
turned to his iathcr's residence Mr. Ja,ncs T. shan
non, corner OF Fourth street and Finn avenue but did
pay much attention to the bite for several hours
after the occurrence On Friday morning however
his face was worry much swollen and paincd him cx.
ceednely, aud physicians wore summoned They
found that the poison had penetrated the system OF
their patient rapidly that their remedies were un.
svailiDg, and he sank gradually u TUESDAY night
when no expired. The deceased, who was q young
man Of much promise, was cs,cemed BY largo circle
of ac1unlntnnccS.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
PROSPECTS OF AN EARLY RESUMPTION AT
wILKEsDARRE MOVEMENTS or THE MILL
TAEY-MUTINY BY COMPANY


BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WILKEsBARRE, Sept. 5, 1877.
There are indications tonight which load the
belief that the beginning OF the end OF the miners
strike In this immediate locality dawning This sur
misc is based on the fact that halfway compromises
are being considered by both sides Lust night Mr.
Parrish, lessee Of tho Lchigh and wikcsbarrc Coal
TO work on tho wages which were paid them whom
they struck on tho basis OF the sliding scale. AS the
price off coal is this would virtually givc tho mon
an advance OF ten per cont they 60 TO work
MEETING or TnE
The miners in the employ OF tho company mot last
night TO consider the proposition and this ing "a
committees waited on Mr.. Parrish ut hts Office, but he
not return TILL tomorrow In tho mcsnimo tho com
mttce s,lcnt as to the nature O their reply. II
surmised, however, that tho mon will demand their
twenty.nse per cont advance, this bons The de-
appears very hx.iy that eolTbramIsc OF
kind viii be effected The fact
that the employees OF tho Pennsylvania Coal Company
at Pittston have called meeting for tO-mOrrow
belief that the men up There resume, aud this
has an effect OH the men in this immediate locality,
who are growing tired oi ioanng.
The Fourteenth regiment or State troops, from Pitts
burg, wero relieved IRON duty this locality thI
afternoon and departed thcr homes. Ihoy Will bc
followed tomorrow by tho Duquesnc Guards, also Of
fittsburg
MUTiSy OF A MILITARY COMPANY
Company 4, OF tho twentieth Philadelphia regi-
ment, mutinied to-day In consequence oil Colonel Bon
natons commanding their captain to resign A large
crowd OF idle OUTSIDERS followed the company the
camp, expecting to sec brush, but nothing OF tho
kind occurred Inc fcelng o. indignation runs high,
but discipline will probably overcome tho temporary
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.

Tho award of tho Commissioners appointed by tho
Supreme Court Of New jersey for the condemnation
OF lands required In the construction of tho Hudson
River tunnel, II will be remembered, was
appealed from, and tho will be tried at
tho present term q the hudson County
Circuit Court Jercy City. Twenty four
jurors have bccu drawn ft~ the selection OF struck
jury, ana they have been odered TO appear next Mon
day week No matter whit may DO Tho verdict IN
TINS case the construction the tunnel will proceed.
The question NJ issue rs simply wnss amount shall be
paid IN CamaSca
The New York herald., 1877-09-06

General Passenger Agent Abbott, OF tho Eric Rail.
way received despatch yesterday afternoon, stating
that General McComo and fifteen others. comprising
tho San Francisco rifle team en for Crcedw
lott Niagara Falls tor New York. via the Eric Railway
IT two O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Tho meni-
bers OF the tcan will consequently arrive hero carly
this morning and during their stay Will put up at the
Sturteyant House =
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
. ONE OF BRIGHAM'S SONS.

Second Lieutenant willard Young. Of tho United
States Engineer Corps of tho late brigham
Youngs humorous children. lie has for some time
been stationed at wcu's Point, attached 10 company
Ho "a SAID To have resolved Sl0u,VO0 not ious ago
M g,ft from hts htncr. and he comes IN with
the others tor share Of the estate
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
SHOOTING AT wILLETs POINT.

Yesterday tho United States Engineers RHO Club,
stationed at wcts Point, had match at 200 and 800
yards. Springfield rifles, for their club badge There
were nve scoripg and two sighting shots allowed at
each distance Sergeant Fraser won tho prize on
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
SUSPENDED LABOR.

ASSAULT UPON THE WORKERS PY THE DDONES-
ARRESTS MADE by THE soLpIEIs-rFFoRTs
FoH RESUMPTION BY THE OPERATORS
BY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 8, 1871
An exciting scene occurred In Boone Hill one OF the
suburbs OF Scranton. this evening" as party Of mine
engineers and pump runners were returning from
work AT the Briggs Central shafts OF
the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company. The workmea wore under a strong mil.-
tary escort, and while passing along Madison avenue
were assaulted by tho jccrs, hisses and threats OF
large crowd that had congrcgaed thcro The soldiers
made dash for the d,sturbers and arrested olsh OF
tho number. The mcnacing attitude OF the mob madc
1t appear at ono time that there would 10 u regular
riot, hut the soldiers succeeded forming hollow
square, with tho rioters Ia tho centre and thus
marched 10 tho lookup IN the heart Of The city,
DISPOSITION or rns PRISONERS
Tho prisoners had n hearing before Mayor Mckuno
and were required 10 give bail IN the of $500
each. with the exception Of man namcd Mike
Lynch VINO had threatened TO take tho life OF the
Captain, aud was ordered TO furnish bail IN ST. 600
Two OF the disurbcrs furnished the required security
but the o'hor SIX, among them Lynch, still ia
DURANGO vie.
PROSPECTS, STRIKE.
II IL stated here Oh good authority that the strkc
Will not last much longer. Tho OF the Pcpnsyl-
vana Coal Company hold u meeting tomorrow and it
Is gencraliy believed they Will vote In avo OF going 70
work. should they do so II Will break the deadlock
aud gradual resumption oi operations may be expected
IN lew days we'll informed coal operator told me
to-day mat work would be general through tho region
bnlorc the 10th of tho month learn Late TO- night
that a committee OF miners went TO New York this
afternoon 10 confer with President Sloan ana the Board
OF Directors The miners reiccnt but say that
II work Is TO be resumed tho companies must make
some CONCESSIONS they will not return the mes
At the Old ratio OF wages.
The New York herald., 1877-09-06

THE wAIEE sUPPLY--How II MEETS THE
EMERGENCY or fIRE--THE SYSTEM OF Dis
rRIgUrIoN NOT UP TO THE TIMES.
In view Of the lesson OF the late Drc tho question
before the city Is not what the actual amount Of water
supplied to tho city s FOR that is adequate, but what
TIE facilities Tor distribution are aud what amount OF
water the Fro Department in case oi need
rely upon ut gIvcn point. rno city uses
10000 900 gallons of water per day; that Ia to say,
that amount passes from the Croton A9ucduct iuto
The New York herald., 1877-09-06


guns and ammunition all round, and that. together
with tho fact that largo number OF iair visitors who
were Tor their and thcm In pretty
lively conversation during the day, contributed 10
bring their former splendid scoring down to u team
total Of 726 out OF 900 points and individual aver
age of 1Slh
Thanks TO the energy OF the State Ordnance Depart
ment, the Flushing Railroad Company been in
duced to send goodIy supply OF National Guard trip
tickets v the State Arsenal, whore the now
lind them for sale. They also 10 be had,
usual IN the Office OF the National Rife Association.
The Nintn regiment team, under the direction oil
Major Pryor. Colonel Hitchcock and Lieutenant Knee
land being present, were yesterday at Crcedmoor
for practice, and made some very good scoring.
Tho team OF tho Slxtv-ninth regiment with MAJOR
Duy at It's head, d,d good work yesterday at Gro cd
The New York herald., 1877-09-06
record Of 20 ou, 'i possible so points The following
the =
THE CALIFORNIA TEAM.

sRetired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28
FELL AMONG THIEVES.

young man named Frank Pierce was complainant
before Justice Morgan yesterday against John Herbert
whom he accused OF conspirng with Chilly" Burns
and another man to rob him oil 5000 Wednesday morning
last. Pcrcos story was that he arrived from Buffalo
on Tuesday morning with $40 In his pocket, which
money he had received from the Surrogate Of
Buffalo as portion OF $1,000 bequeathed to him by
his father Levi PIERCE deceased. On Tuesday night
he went Big Tom Rciliy's place in Greene street
and there met Herbert and another man named
''Biily" Burns. The :hree went out together and in
Blocker street met another individual known
"Big Rocks" and all tour took drink at Kings,
IN Blceckcr Pierce then, alter admitting that
he had been acquainted with these for three
months, detailed tho whole story OF their travels for
The night AZ twelve O'Clock the four men took
houses on tho route all OF which Pleroe's money
seemed to be very good. ~.
sBut .vherc did you lose Your money" nskyd the
Judge
the morning and felt sick at my stomach. put my
head OF the window and Billy Burns said, Il Will
hold your head, Frankly When l recovered some
what my money, which was IN my inside pocket, was
gone. accused him oil taking II and he denied It,
got out OF the coach TO look Tor policeman and when
/ came back the three mon were gone.
all gone If you continue to keep such company; bat
what char 60 have you against the prisoner You do
DO not say that he won't near you or touched your
money"
was advised have him arrested, as it might bring
Burns to terms"
Here Counsellor Steiner asked the complainant II he
himself had not been arrested and locked up IN the
Amer cquvocation he admitted that he had but
that he was discharged Judge Morgan ordered
Hcrbcrts discharge and Detective Dks, who arrested
him, is looking for "Biily" Burns ana 'Big
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28

AcArulco Sept Tin port, ship Bcvcdcrc, johnson.
from Victoria
AsrIvwALL, Sept a5-Arrvcd. steamer Colon, Griffin,
sailed both steamer Alps do williams, New York.
BAssnIS, Aug Tin port ship Alice Cooper Humphrey.
for Europe. =.
son, iron, Richmond. arrived 10Th.
BARnApos. Sept 5-Arrved, schr Alpha tBD. Wharton,
New York.
CHnrz. Sept 2I-Arvcd, bark clifton (Br), Snow. New
York. a., .
Neil from and New York, arrived Aug 20; Morning
iiavass sept u 5AM-Anived, steamer Niagara Cur
Arrived prior to Sept ~. brig Agnes Barton. Knight
mahiyix Sept 2f-Clcarcd lakewood (Br, Dixon Sheet
sailed 9th, steamer Rescue from Port HURON, New
Iirpox. Sept 2I-Arrivcd, schr Couomb, Fonnimorc
IwSrsprWc Ms Sept - Arrived brig W T. Stowe tBr)
Cerhardt Martinique, via Boston
MAuLMrIv Aug fOIn port. ships Kit Carson, Spence
Europe; Cumberland tBr Farqnhar for Bombay; bark
Julia II tBrj. Punch, inc
Aug 1O-Sailcd. bark W ii Gem, Collins
drom Pcnsacola), Buenos Ayres.
PANAMA sept 26-sailed, steamer Granada, Connolly
San Francis:, -
Goognr Wilmington Nc land sailed Sept for Jcrcmic,
PIRATE HARBoR, Ms Sept 22-Saiicd, bark Mary Agnes
(Br) DcCosts from Buctouchc), Bnrrow
PfCrOU sept 24Clcarcd. ship County OF Pictou lBr),
Ougswc Sept 24-Arriycd, bnrk@ Uno Harvig. London;
Anna, Tcllcmann Norway lat - Thomasj.
2oth steamer Autocrnt BrJ, White, Lcith for
Montreal; bnrks Norway, Ommundson Barrow; City Of
Manowoc, Iliggo, Grecnosk; brig l. b. Barbados tor
Cleared 24th bark Bragg Nielsen Fleetwood 25sh ships
Oasis Burns Liverpool Peari of India. Cnstlc eenock
Fam stocscn. Louon barks Urana Jorgcnscn, do Dem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28
AN MINATED PAIR.

'Comc, now Sarah, take your husbands hand and
promise mo that you will so straight home with him
and be a loving wifo to him in iuture,' said Justice
Duffy at Tombs Police Court, in his most winning
tone to a we'll dressed young woman who stood at the
bar ncrvously patling her foot on the floor her lips
tightly compressed aud her eyes looking daggcrs at
man by her SIDE She had been married only SIX
months but that short period according 10 their joint
testimony represented ages of unhappncss TO each.
According TO the man his wife rivailcd Xantippe In
1crceness while the woman's statement painted her
husband as black us the arch icnd himself.
s.What! live with him, judge sand the young
woman, in reply to the magistrates kindly motives;
sspo indeed. Ask me to jump Of he East River
Bridge and III do IT. but uon't ask me to live with
that carca ure OF u man"
s.Never fear. my sweet pet SAID tho husband, ironi-
calIy; 81 won't go insane over IT, I'll try aud keep
nv health. 1t may nave little demoraizing effect on
mo not to hear your dear little tongue wagsing,
wagging. wngging, from morning dniii night, and
nav miss tho daily exercise OF trying pans dying
my head; but on the Who'll" think III be able to
manage lIfc without you.
Inc magistrate gave up in despair his efforts at
Citation and the pair left the court room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Tho Tweed Investigating Committee will hold an
other session at the City Hall to-day. Proceedings
commence Mt ten o'clock. and It is understood that
the session will last about three hours. Tweed has
been engaged during tho week in examining number
OF volumes containing records of tho Board OF Alder
mon during the terms that he was in power.
The Mayors License Bureau gives some interesting
statistics as to the operations OF the dog law during
the past season. as olows:-Icensed canincs II, 912
for which the Of ,s24 received; delivered
by dog catchers at the pound, s501, for which was
paid 81, $50; dogs drowned 10 the number OF
1921: 30 dogs were redeemed by thor owners on
payment Of tho fees, which amounted TO S525.
IL IS announced that the public baths will be closed
on the 10Th OF next month. They wero formally
opened the Sth OF June and located at Bethunc
Fifth East Thirty seventh, Wcst Filtynrst Streets
Gouverncur slip and Harlem. Since the opening
623 persons have awaited themselves Of the priv
iIege Tree bathing or this number 1858, l95 were
males ana $50 42S females
The sum OF 734 yesterday paid by Comp
troller Kelly to the Womens Hospital from tho EXCISE
fund.
A meeting OF the Board Of Apportionment will be
held this the transaction OF some routine
business IL Is not probable that the estimate OF
the various departments will be taken up before the
latter part OF next month.