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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-10
WALL PAPER

A Great Variety of NEW STYLES
just received, and selling lower than
ever before. Good Styles of Brown
Paper for cents per Bolt. Best
quality of White Paper II TO II cts.
per Bolt. Brown and White Splints,
of all Sizes from to - cents per
bunch. Our Goods are all plainly
marked III Figures and sold at one
price only, and TO do no injustice to
any, the terms are strictly cash TO
III
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-10

To CORRESPONDENTS AND MIN
ISrERs.-COmmumicdtiOnS, marriage
and obituary notices, to inSure inSer-
ton the same ,ceck, must reach as Jy
Tuesday crening at The latest.
Wether the singing exercises held
in the Academy Building at Penn
Hall some weeks ago, We're a success
or not whether the floor was prop
ped or not, and what amount was
realized, are questions that are now
sufficiently discussed for the present.
The public feel little interest in
such matters.
YoNEY. You were too late for
insertion last week. Please make
time.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-10

What is a good, clever fellow !?
Vel, the definition has very wide
range and it depends entirely on
how and to whom you apply the
term. y fellow is often said TO he
clever when he invites you up to
stake something" When we ap-
ply the term to Mr.. James Mont
gomery, whilom Chief Manager OF
NcManigal's Hardware store, in
4Iillheim, now Book Keeper at
Mann's Axe Factory near Bellefonte,
we intend that 1t shall mean a very
high grade of qualities, both of head
and heart \ more generous and
genial fellow than James one can not
find in a day'j travel. Fac
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-10
DIED.

Near Harrisburg, several days ago
John Bright, father of VIM. l.. Bright
of AaronSdurg. (Age not given
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-10
HHVMOdVH
Reduced Prices

Motto Frames, with Back and Glass,
so and So cts.
Rustic Frames, SXl0, with back and
glass, 80 and 30 cts.
Mottos, many New Styles, 5 cents.
Envelopes, 4, 5 and cents per
pack.
Note paper, S, and 10 cents per
quire.
Fancy Box Paper, > Tints, only IS
cents a box.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-10

set spiral studs, collar button, heavy plain
wedding ring, and geAtS' Partisan diamond
pin. The above articles sent, post paid, Tor
so CTS have been retailed for 81. Bank
rupt stock and must be sold. Solid Milton
Gold Watches, $lO each. tor speculative pur-
poses. good timers, equal IN appearance TO
4 500 genuine gold. His reputation for
honesty, fair dealing and !iherality j. un-
cqualed by any advertiser in this city ~.
Y. DGV Book, Dec. l6, 1873.
+. STOCKMAN - BOND ST, New YORK.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-10
IN SUCH HARD TINES
IN SUCH HAkD TIMES
IN SUCH HARD TIMES

We are scMnG-LADIES SHOES at sl.oO cts
We are seling-Ladies Button Shoes at sl.5o
We are seuing-Ladies White Hose at ) els
We are sehlng-Ladies IIandl;e rehiefs at Sc
We are selung-DREsS GOODS at cents
We are selling-Dress Goods at 10 cents
We are selling -cALICoES at . cents
We are sening-sHIRTINGs at cents
We arc selling -srooL COTTON at cents
We are selnug-LADfEs DoLMANs s3.5Oc.
We are sening-LadlesT Trimmed Hats at LjO
We are seIhng-Ladies Trimmed Hats At LIS
We are selllns-LadiesT Trimmed Hats ~ 100
We are selling-CARPETS ut 20 cents
We are scllins-CARPETS at 2j cents
We are seling-Ingrain Carpets al 50 cents
We are sellng-BrusselS Carpets a; SEQ
We are selling-MGN'S SUITS at 500
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-10

uTTM1 package comic Envelopes, PIX. comic
[ UNCardS, pack scroll cards, 81 p. book of
Fun all for 10 cts. & stamp. Novelty Co..
Middleboro, Mass. 4w
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-10

(The following article appeared In the
JOURNAL of March 18th, and is to-day re-
published by request }
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has come of victorious on account OF the
wonderful low prices ut which Dry Goods
are sold at this old and reliable store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sJ-For particulars Of the loss Of steamer Dakota isS
IRON Liverpool! Tor New YORK. columns
ISRAEL SNOW, which stranded ~ baracoa
time sold previous 10 April y tor 49,. SPAN
sE .pd.
scma Jas 3 smypIEn Of Philadelphia. codcd with
sch Martha Nichols In Marbieheat havbor, 9th 'asi dan
agnr both vessels 70 some extent
ScHR MIRANDA Murray. from pascagcua, March 81, Tor
Kingston. ia before reported arrived ~ Mvnati SunA
April 81. distress Ne further PARTICULAR oAe
assisted into port by the spanish grnboas uace!a
Died At sen. board steamer Roquee on her recent
passage cape Coast Liverpool. Cap: Clarence
Nner late master 0: bark WheataId. " Boston. aged 80
yeara
FORTRESS MONROE Nav Capt Proven. Of the steam
Par!ico reports bark sunk IL Chesnpcake bay. eiga
mile. Enc %, Back River Light .Dcubtess she bark
Nor. before Reported
QrHnsc May s-During gale here barks British Lion
ancho. and chain barks Cavour and Ioia
noaors coliided damage sght bark Eleanor ood col
lded schr damage ksht bark charger lost
two anchors chai; dr,ted and lost third anchor
grounced. hauled of by siaamers: but the
gaic being heavy she went ashore ~ ktchies Mis-
The steamers viii 10 get her OF IN
morning. -
10Th The bark Ida. rom Londonderry Apr! r. has
arrived reports Thai when On the Banks sho
picked /. boat containing two met belonging 20 =
French hng who had been ioar days and nights
without TODD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J Lowell Nash began work In
Messrs Howays yard Mach.as last week, on vessel
600 be fnshcd aIc launched before cold
weather
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CLEARED.

Steamer wieand Ger Hebich, Hamburg via Plymouth
And Cherbourg-Kunhardt Co.
steamer Caiana Dutch. Decides. Northumberland
Edge Co. -. 49,, ,.., ,,,. 80. -
Richmond-Old dominion steamship Co - 49,,
steamer VIM Woodward. Young Baltimore IN DnHels.
steamer Ellie knight. McCreery, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
steamer Bsvarly Wallace. Phadclphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Concord. Haines, Pniladcpha-H Jackson a.
STE amor Franconia. Bragg Portfand-J Amos.
Steamer Neptune Berry Bost0n-H D'mock.
ship Constantine. Crcovy. London-Grnneli. Nin,urn
BARK Abbo Franklin. Howe AMER tor orders-vornon
III Brown 4 20.
Dark spartan Crossley, AMER for ordcrs-vernon u
Bsrk ygdin tNe). Messe Queenstown or Falmouth for
ann, Uerlein 4 Go.
Brg Toronto OBJ. Coalneet. Rottsrdam--J whitney
brig Lydia II Cole Rose. Guantanamo-waydcll X CO.
schr Vim II Van Name. Sommers. haroor is'"nu-D
schr Layina Warren. johnson, Port Spain Jones .
schr VIM Thompson. Doanc. Port Plat b J weinberg
schr " 4 II wo,herspoon dr. ret,s. Windsor Ss-D
schr a smith Edwards jacksonville, Fia-A MIDGET:
schr Addie schac.cr. DEACON. Philaicphia-sagh'
scar Yankee Blade Parker. Provdcncc-II Loud
Schr Casper Lawson, Crowley. Derby. ct-RackeH
scnr Dart. Campbell Bridgcpors-stan'ord Manuaetur-
scnr AcKen. roms Observation-Disclosures Manuiaesur-
Ing Co. ..... ..--..-. u.,,-
featuring Co.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ANNAPOLIS, Ms, April 3o-Cicared schr Anita, SMALL
BaaAcoA April 2s-Arvcd. sohr Annie Palmer. Lewis.
BAIABAso april 80 Arrived schr Two Brothers. Pahnke.
Traxilo land sailed May 10, rruxiiioa p.,,. u.
Sailed April 25 briggs Lavaresta Obj. Nicholson, Now
YORK.; May David Bugbes, staples. do; senr Archer
Cisssrsoos iprn 2s-Arrivca brig Comrads OBJ. MUIR
Rico and S. ago sshr Mary Harmon seAre Phh"de'-
Sailed April y. bark AIDA Could Merritt, New York;
Mathew Baird, GresDiea. New York: Olchn. Deversax.
Fss%s Ds,.s. Van Sun' fosaoi do Lever.
cAmprsAs April ssXfriyea .chrs ( y.neloai Thorn.
a HaSic Rysrson Mshoaey. d." sh .sh bsrEs zalma
nj. Ss fSss Sa or s
barnard wshy. phisaelrSis; sch, Ella Cote, cs.,s,
Tucker do fur New York brig Anna rorrey. Bray. do
'0s sailed April IS bark John Reed ,Br. Barshns q
hAtserss senrs AIsena P.ummer de- sosh sark John y
Aimaa,e esp. Sierra Caarsston; schr Ann. Babcsek,
Lac s,,s sss i smn. HAN berry Within:
" n so 49, Nay Esther chi.nom inverary OBJ.
% S,s ADJ s'a" ws White sn ca sa
Rish Eta rqsaer FSss. Belle wssrs GA
sou richardson 4 sarnham. Baxter; Louisa Bliss;
s% Emerson oS"i @ ~ "sa o A"'
Asr Sss Ysss 'e 7,s r ys w Hld.ss
iia.cSinscn do tor DO; 18Th. John Bird. smith. DO
2s srS nsys March ssr rsng MIST saa
santa i,aroara Sand sailed April tor lap. seal. April
,iiaw. lanes do 81 narks v.mi'n. noe,a. go r"ss'
sU sed M ASs fsrin. ror Towns.
mavAxA April asA Arrived bark Atlantic t,r German.
Aewcastc +; 10Th. brig Ellen " Mitche. Eaton Liver
Gss w Sss sad .asd rsai" sis xSss CiaTi
brandt. ss* os ~ e s csy %.o ss W ana
sailed on 80 return. ssar Run Carlisle Smh rs-ssi
Brinton. Cardiff and Lisbon.
Eugsnia !sp, hiorsra Lsrien: Andre !fr o@no' New
S Sss oy s1s un sasa. @
bela de vaca New Orleans 2osh earks Antsnio sa.ss
Franeseo &c viola tsp,. Cnamano, Baltip're Nemesa
Sew York: paes@d xil.safy sssaa York
ann s.s SSa.. s ss. ss Ne.
Lizzie Major Tracy sasaa for q ",,sas'' -. Sasn'
Mara ,s S Suai LIE oss sasaa Tor do ehi
ayi. Mcdonald do Tor DO ath steamer o,,sian
Nam. Thsssrup sagua do. susie strout, Pickett, DO
s S,is & e. 70, 4! &
aas do sclr susan ardns, sagna for Of ns.'eras
s% oi do 40 % ado Ss.
| Winomah, yayy, Honduras. go,
ss & g. s1s Ss'. S sS% Sis'
York, Ormus shacs'ord. Tor do ramilien Monde {So,
sSs iiarss Jackson Bacon sagaa; lnsaan
Son MosheIhos. for Bsswoss so sny @ SsaS a,
sagua and OF Hatieras; Bangor lnrj, Mcree or New
To"'1as. for aae SeS ' YS 81 c Carney
boston Allen rsrr tor do r ss, ABBY o5 Gs'rs
Ia,toras odora Holland for new fSrs Aleer' Ms
.sy Ey fs s cr s ssssa
y yls M"sansas Ruth Carlisle. smshifor taoaren aud
ew YSrf oS Sssey Jones' sm for eS oren Pa
| rudolph. for OF Hatteras, and others
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ROMANCE AND REALITY.


A CAPTURE ny AN ITALIAN MARQUIS LIFE
STRUGGLE AND ITS REWARD.
One OF tho old old stories, in which beauty, love,
music and aowors combined to make the occasion a
memory, again told last evening TO an assemoase
OF happily entertained guests. Miss Clara hammonu,
daughter OF DR.. William A. Hammond Tor
msrly the Surgeon General OF The Ontea
States, was married TO the Marquis hahHeu'
LAMA. OF Italy. The romance OF the o'en'
Is chiefly connected with the groom. OF whom u u
said that he arrived in the United States some nse
years ago Owing 10 his inability 10 command 'he
English language no soon found himself without
resourccA White in these desperate straits
well Known lady Of the CITY, discovering from
his sngularly well bred manner thai be was
gentleman entitled TO higher consideration thah
tina, which for the moment no was receiving,
took him in hand as a protege. He was introduced 70
n firm of silk importers, employed, mel Win cel'aiH
obstacles which foreigner "ouia na, Nnn was uro
Ter, but with native gr.t overcame them was pro-
moIcd, 10 the estimation oil the nrin unti ne oo
confidential clerk and personal friend o. MS
society, gradually drlited into the circle 81
which he Is Tor the moment inc centre
and has finally won a vile. Il seems 10 DO generally
conceded that the young Marquis IL deserving OF ms
good fortune and that he is not an adsenturcr, Du
person VINO by work and the skilfu applica,
oil choice American ladies. Is
SAID Of him mat DO LAMA Inc and 'A. .na, he
bears The title OF Marquis, 10 virtue OF specia PRIV
loge granted some three centuries ago he mas seen
service as q soldier and by reason Of his experience
IL this capacity expected TO make his way In the New
World The close Of the rebellion, however, shut out
Tie opportunities he sought Meanwhile, yielc'
Ing 10 tho social attractions Of the metropo.
lis, the Marquis fell IN love- II was
but natural that coming from such source u should
be returned. The wedding took place last evening"
First there was civil ceremony IN accordance WIN
The civil rites prescribed by The laws Of Italy, per-
formed by Judge Gurus, OF the Superior Court, NJ tho
reside nee oil Dr. Hammond This was presence oil the
Consul General OF Italy, s. Lucca. and lew intimate
trends ofthe family The second ana formal religious
ceremony took place at 81. Thomas Church, on Fiih
avenue, about O'Clock IN The evening, and was
largely attended. The officiating cergynen were
the brides uncle, Rev. DR.. J. T. Hammond
Of Maryland, and the Rev. Dr. Gallagher. y Is
needless 10 say that the bride WIS attircd IN
the usual mode, looked lovely and was
the exposure OF every eye. She was
accompanied by her parents and at the proper moment
was gracefully handed over the threshold oil maiden.
hood by her father. AdJourning TO the residence OF
the latter reception took place which continued until
late hour, many OF our best known pubic citizens
awaiting themselves OF the opportunity TO pay ILeir
respects aud extend their congratulations
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY MAY II, la77-TRIPLE SHEET
May 7-Anived. bank Pac.ola. tnr,. Locke

HALIFAX, may f-Arvea' paiA '"eeo'us '""' A1oS>e'
xA,Asx. April a7Ariysd .sar Nancy Smith ps Ta.
rex. Lppinsou. rhiladspAa scL Rarsa g. AURA -s
Issa Ia snail iarsaa Tor al nsissras: soh, barEs
a Il e TOR New New York ssa s-'e
Nienos OBJ, Chase o. I'm Chandler. Portland
Essa sss :s. &
Anarsws. do: I'd Kate Hilton Adams 40. Hannah Nc
amonss b sh Ga1 ks Henry Knight Hat
M 9' ~. sds. as s'Has a neGo 70;
seras Aasline Adams. Collins. do; brigs \ Lorne
Su sna ao Carrie Bs1h "a ia a sch.
' de- s so sa i
jennie Bernard DO Lmma E9mms , MmrI a uo
s,S May % P'sS Glasgow "
:, NyHvirAs April 2s'-Arrvee. sars Masonic Rice New
roa1 srA.sa Nay n port, sss &C. or n1, s s'0n
orssnSes Amssr sraSason An,wsp Premier s Msnn
H"rs Hsa.n Hs ss hssns Liver
ssd Liss Ssd sSa
caista laws. Harding. Lverpool Agalhe Hansen Tons
ss's
,s:sos Com Ssas Ra 1sss: A-Ss
% s.s Ssss
S9 3ns psa
Nar.s,,crnen, Hansen Gran,on indostan. Battle
fs. Ssf a as cSaI
M.hs,a aas II Ss:9" HnVdsSa Liver
The reported arrival OF bark Agatha. IRON Gloucester Is
Arrived oh, barks Magnolia sri Warden Sunderland
10 lotn Ida tr,. houston. Londonderry
Cleared sih barks Hemi sphere Considine Wexford:
Narona. Se!mmerman Ivigtut
~ PlkRkR. Mart May lArrived previously brig Am
brosc Light. schwartz Demerara. load Tor Boston.
ST Lucia. May g-Arrysd bris Seaside tBrs. Mugsah.
Me- York. to load promptly for 10.
sr JOINS Pr April DISABLED, schr Elisa Christie ,Br.
Bonrel! baltimore.
In por, May bark ralaain lArS Jones' tor Baltimore
jAGo Apr. 2.-Arrived bark Grccan iBr) Hswksley.
Cardiff land sailed 2ith for Guantanamo and New York;
25th schr Ohm. Sterling. baltimore.
Sailed April "a bark Jose Bueno. Jones. Guantanamo
and New York
SAGuA April 23-Arrivcd brig Eta whitemore. Wright
Havana for Of Hattera May l. schr Sarah Harding.
smith, New York: ID barks schamy Snow. Snevas Ada
Crosby Crosby. Havana. brigs $ Packard Ansbury.
do oliver Quits, Jones do; Cha> Purvs small. Lisbon
schr Cr,sse Wright, Clark. Key West
Sailed April 2s schr Mary Novel; Novel; New York Both.
brig Mary Penne Eaton. do May l. bark Regina Tolck,
Ray ID schrs Curtis ron. Shepherd Boston; Brga-
der. Norton. Delaware Breakwater
Cleared PRIOR to April 26 schrs David Ames, Flanders,
In port May barks AIDA Bonner, Welsh: Isaac all,
RYDER AMMO Burr Simpson; briggs Belle Of the Bay. We'll
ton Emma, Buckmam; John Noyes. Cocker; schrs .
Thurow Strout Nellie star Poland Virginia. Bangs and
ST JOINS. Nj. May 8-Arttved, Hbernan tBr), Archer
Liverpool for Baltimore.
sr JoMx. NIB, May s-Arrived. brig Alexander Nickss.
Peters, Boston.
Cleared sth bark Joseph Hickman Br. Bishop Belfast
schrs George Mcfarland, Harrington, PhiladelphiA
George BAIRD tBr, Stsrkey, Now Haven.
TURKS Islam. April I--Sailed. bark zcphyrine (BD
johnson. Baltimore.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BERGEN. abous May o-ssiled. bark Ceres CNor). for
America
BArAv,A. May S-Arrivcd bark Sir Robert saio ORR.
Wake. New York below.
BARCELONA TO May io-Arrived brig Alfredo Csp), Mir
Savannah.
CORK, May losaiied, bark Ruth Palmer iBr). Smith.
United states.
cADlz May 6-saied schr Lookout Nichols Gloucester
Mass tbciore reported without date,.
DANTzc, May 6-Sniled, bark Warrior Queen (Br. Ray
mond. Boston.
DUNDEE, May e-Arrivod. ship Exporter. Brooks. Cali
eutta
GLOUCESTER May lO-Sailed bark Adeiina tAus, Cras.
ner. Delaware Breakwater.
GREExocR. May 9-Sa!led ship Salamanca (Br for San
Francisco
HULL May lo-Arrtved brig Roskva CSor!. Fachenberg
Wilmington, No
LIVERPOOL, May Io--Arrived. steamer Iberian t3rl
Horne. Boston: ship Naiad iBr). Smith. New york.
Sailed loth steamers Celtic tBr Geadei. Queensto
New York; Lord Give (Br) Urquhsrt. Philadelphia:
bark Agnes Nor). foss. United States
Also sailed ioth ship City OF Vienna . Crockett San
francisco.
LONDON May lo-Arrved. ship Mario Stewart tBr). Full
ierson, Pensacola
Also arrived 10TH bark Forse get CSor Petersen New
York.
LxcnonS 10 May Io-Arrived bark Birdstow tBr) VIII.
iam.. Now York via Mcssina.
Sailed 9TH bark Southern Belle Br. Robbins. Phlade.
phia
LAspsxHoxA tswedcn). May io-Arrived, Rusosr
(Nor,, Olsen. Baltimore.
MARsEILLEs May 9-Satea, brig Gloria Qtal). Basile.
New York.
QUEENSTOWN. May 10. Q PM-Arrived steamer Wyoming
(Br) Jones, New York for Liverpool land proceedcd)5
days IL hours.
REUNION. April ls-put in. ship Fuller Gilmore.
from Akyab for English Channel soe beiow).
SrKrriN, May 6-Saiied. bark Svanhlde iNor), Olsen
America.
TRIESTE to May l0-Arrived, barks Salem tNor) Sand
berg Charleston: Sophie tsw). Lagerstedt. New York.
batavia May 9-Bark Sir Robert Sale (Br), Wake from
New York. here 6th ettsoned a.o OF
troleum during hurricane.
LONDON, May e-Ship II Fuller. Gilmore, from Akyab
for English Channel Into Reunion April IS leaky and
must discharge for repairs portion OF Il 10 dam.
aged, and would DO sold.
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nY-NoTICE To CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTIyG AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captans or officers
vessels engaged the coasng and foreign trade obscrv
ing the displacement baoys requested
to tho HERALD. that may be
brought publicly the attention Of the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor of the HERALD. New York
city, giving accurately possible tho number aud posi-
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the European countries In tho Mediterranean
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with reaching the hrst eonven'
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the HERALD and published
ns-SoTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK At SIGHT-Thc SEw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
board the IIxn.Lp steam yacht showing while
burning colors green red changing from To tho
other succession and be several mi!os distant
Captains of vcsscs this signal will obge US
by preparing marine they may have Tor the Ship
News Department Of The HERALD.
y-Persons desrous Of with vessels arriv
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TORN TO PIECES.

horrible accident occurred in the grain elevator in
the North RIVER at the loot OF Sixtydr street, where
LOUIS Sudheip. OF Astoria engaged IN super
intending some work. AT six O'Clock ne was
in The upper story OF tbs elevator, and
doubt attending to the betting
when he was caught and drawn along with H. No one
was present 10 assist him witness the terrible man.
ner OF his DEATH He struggled TO dsengage himself
tho cogwhcel caught his limbs and literally
ground HIM TO pieces against the wood.
work. His legs arms we're wrenchcu
tho body and the head crushed and mangIed,
leaving the trunk entanyied IN the machinery. The
hrsi animation his feow-workmen had Of his dread
iu fate the appearance OF tho descending buckets,
which were splashed with blood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-11
FREAKS OF AN INSANE WOMAN.

Some weeks ago Emma ryreli attempted suicide by
jumping into the East River on the Brooklyn side.
Sho was rescued and taken TO the Flatbush Insane
Asylum. While In that institution she stated
thai she had friends in New Haven, Conn.,,
and yesterday morning she was sent IN
charge OF nurse TO the Grand Central Depot When
the pair reached this city Emma refused 10 ride IN the
horse and compelled the nurse 70 walk She
waited until she had got the nurse into side street,
when she al once violently assaulted ner, and would
have probably injured her severely only tor the Timely
arrival Of an officer Emma has frequently been IN
carcerated IN the insane cells at Bellevue before, and
also has been al different times on the Island
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A COUNTERFEIT FIFTY.

Superintendent Walling was yesterday notified by
the managers the Irving National Bank, OF this city,
that cou nterci, Atty dollar bill the Central National
Bank was presented, hut was refused. The bin Is
about an eighth OF Inch shorter and narrower than
the regular note.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-11
A ROW AMONG swEEPERS.

James Flynn OF No. 439 East Eleventh street, and a
man named Thompson, employed with him IN cleaning
the Streets got into alteration while At work, and
Thompson knocked Flynn down and kicked him about
the head and throat, INJECTING injuries The
wounded man was brought TO bellevue Hospital, and
his assailant made good his escape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-11
PoUGHKEEPsIE EMULATED.

Supervisor Sexton, OF Brooklyn, having made a re-
mark about charity storckecpers at the board meeting
yesterday, Supervisor strong said, "That Is a lie"
Mr. Sexton angrily rotortod that he would hold nim
responsible for that remark when be got MN outside.
Cries Of "Poughkccpsiel PoughkcepsicW echoed
through the chamber having reference 10 tho disgrace
full recently enacted by the Supervisors oi that
town The confusion which rcgned for q couple OF
minutes was only subducd by the efforts OF the super
VISOR at Large who vigorously hammered away with
his gaveL No blood spilled yet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-11
BELOW.

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Mark Carrie I.ryler Tyler, from Havana April -.
bark W Holbroox. Mitchell. from Matansas April %
BARK Maggie lBr, Urguharl, from Matansas April ~
Bark John Il Pearson. Harding. from CHrdenas.
Brig Florence Henderson. henderson from Maceio.