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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
THE WINTER OF 1877.
From tho London GIobe.l


The winter have passed through been in its
meteorological aspects singuarly exceptional one Blu
with regard tho amount OF rain that has fallen, and
the temperature Of certain months, II has been
vclious period for the mctcorolosist. 81 Rcnou,
distinguished French student Of weather. has just pre-
scented to the Academy OF Sciences at Paris sort
OF summary OF the weather Of the past winter,
and some OF tho facts Indicated In this report
are OF especial interest For example, no statcs
that tho exceptional character Of tho winter waa
preserved almost 10 its end aud although tho
temperatures OF individual months have been
occasionally cxcecded-for instance December, 1858.
WINS hotter than last December and January, 1895,
and February, 1867, and 1869, hotter than the
two first months OF 1s.Iyet the fact that the mean
oil the past winter snrpassc5 that oil All the years OF
which have any record Is certainly startling. Tho
most remarkable temperatures OF the past winter
those OF tho 10th and 18th OF November and tho
18th and 18th OF March, and although the monthly
lowest temperature not inirequentlv falls On these
dates, II IL very that tho lowest rate of tho
whole occurs at those periods. In tact,
such occurrence has not taken place
since the ycur 1925 The tcmpera-
turc OF last winter degrees centisrude,
that to say, = degrees CHER nan tho mean VI tho
last eighty years Warm winters arc rarely dry
those OF 1896 and 1869 bcn. exceponabut are char
uctcrzcd by rain and storms Their atmospheric
pressure Is, therefore, low But that oil last winter
peculiarly The lowest was the mean pressure
December at Nalenta--in The southwest OF Ire
nnG-whrrc it 747.1 millimcters iabout - 40
nchcs) at the level that Is, II was miilmcter3
lower than Paris In conclusions VI. Ronou observes
kat these extraordinarily mild winters seem 10 como
corresponds 70 to some extent with those Of 100 aud
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just been completed in st. Johns Churchyard Lewes,
by order OF the Russian government Yesterday the
work was officially inspected and approved by General
Gorlof. Mr. Philip Currcy. OF London. - the archi-
iect Tho total height Is seventeen feet The monu-
ment is ocagou starting from broad base OF
steps, tapering upward and surmounted by a Greek
cross which Is inserted the kneelng steps peculiar
to Russian crosses Ia the base eight arch-
shaped recesscs, supported py pillars OF granite on
these inscribed the objects OF tho memorial. tho
Of the prisoners VINO died aud other particu-
lars. The monuments erected mme diatey over tho
spot where the buras were made on the OF tie
monument the inscription SIS icrcd to the Memory
of tho Russian soldiers who died Prisoners Of War
Iewes the years 1854, l5J5 and 1856 y ON the
II IL recorded. RAISED by order Of Hts Majesty the
Emperor OF Russia, Alexander H.. l51In The o
the men and our lines OF hymn MI the remaining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15

AN AMERICAN CREW RESCUED.
my CABLE TO THE HERALD.

BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, May 49, 1871
The Norwegian bark Kong Oscar, Captain RothiDg,
from Charleston, April 16, has arrived at Queenstown.
The Captain reports that he spoke the Norwegian
bark Gylcr, Captain Ostcnsen, from Baltimore April
for Dublin, the 4th OF May. Tho Gyllcr reported
that on the 10th OF April she experienced gale,
thrown on her beam ends and had to cut away her
maintopmast
HELPING OTHERS DISTRESS.
On the 18TH of April the Gyller rescued from n raft
five of tho crew OF tho American brig G. G. Bcarsc,
from Savannah for Boston. Tho Bcarse totally
wrecked. The survivors Herrick, mate; More
second mato; Henry Cation and Thomas McCulton,
scamen, and the steward Two othcrs washed or
the raft Captain Rohng learned nothing oil Captain
Blsisdell and another seaman, VINO made up tho
Bearse's crew.
THE DAKoTAs PASSENGERS.
The Williams and Guion line steamer Wisconsin,
Captain Forsyth, from Liverpool, left Queenstown at
eight o'clock yesterday morning for New York with
the passengers OF the stranded steamer Dakota
SAVING CARGO PROM WRECKED STEAMER.
There is no change In the Dakota's position. Tho
salvage operators st hope to considerable OF
tho cargo in a damaged state.
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OBITUARY..
ALBERT sIElNwAY.

Albert seinway, the youngest son of tho late Henry
stcinway. ST., died Of typhoid fever yesterday morn
ing at his residence No la East Fty-second street.
Mr. Sieinway was born IN the duchy OF Brunswick,
Germany, on the 10th OF June, 1910. At the age Of
he this country with hts iathc. and thrao
OF his brothers Tho Grm OF sienway Sons, piano
manufacturers was established in 1865 and the next
year Albert considered old enough To Degin ms
business career 10y entering tue factory as an apron
tee At the ago oi twenIy-onc he wns taken lnto tho
Grn as iunior partner Soon after he became nom
Der OF Seventh militia regiment, and went with ~
In the early stages OF tho At tho timo OF the In
yasion OF Pennsylvania by General Lee he was a
captain IL the riith militia regiment. aud subsc-
auently became colonel of tho sixth New York state
militia regiment the election OF Governor Hoi
man he appointed brgadcr general on tho Cover
nor's s;an lie retired from tho militia in 1871.
since that t.mo nc haa entirely devoted himself 10 The
business Of the frn, Jointly with his two broihors,
Theodore nd William.
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HOTEL ARRIYALS.

Bishop John Freeman Young, Of Florida, Is at ne
Union square John 81 Francis, OF Troy, and William
Purcell of Rochester, arc at Metropolitan. rhco-
dorc NJ Pomcroy and Elmorc L. Ross, OF Auburn N.
w. and Senator William H. Robertson Of Wcstchcscr
county arc tho Windsor. William !. Wright, United
States Consul Mt Santos, Brazil; Judge George r.
Comstock, Of syracuse, and S. IL. II. Clark, General
Superintendent of the Union Pacific Railroad, arc at
the Filth Avenue Major Albert 7. Morrow. United
States Army. is at tho Surleyan George Rignoid IL
At the New York. Judge Charles Daniels, OF the Now
York supreme Court and Assembly man George Wests
oil Eallgtop, y. Y, arc at the Grand central.
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WAX DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF TIN Omar SiGgaL OrFicEE. !!
WAsnlSGTos, May l5--l \. III.

WASHINGTON, May l5-l ~ NJ
Indications.
For New England slowly falling barometer, station
airy or rising temperature northwest To southwest
winds and clear parity cloudy weather, followed at
Eastern stations By increasing cloudncss anu ram
areas
Tor the Middle Atlantic states, nearly stationary
slowly falling barometer, slight rise In temperature
southeast to southwest winds aud cloar partly
cloudy weather.
For tie South Atlantic and Eastern Guif States
nearly stationary pressure temperature, northeast
to southeast winds aud clear partly cloudy weather.
followed By Increasing coudiness and occasional rains
For the West Guii States, stationary rising
barometer stationary temperature partly CLOUDY
weather ani rain areas
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, stationary or
slowly failing barometer south winds, partly
cloudy and cloudy weather with rain and slight
change Of temperature.
For the Lower Mnsouri Upper Mississippi val
logs, slowly falling barometer southeast to southwest
Winds partly cloudy weather, with rain areas and
slight change OF temperature
touary rising temperature, winds mostly from tho
east aud SOUTH increasing coudincss and the upper
lakes rain areas
The Mississippi River Will remain nearly stationary,
with slight rise az New Orleans.
Cautionary signals arc ordered for Duluth.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
n ron JUNE.

4 rPLkToNs' JOURNAL, -.
FIaovrsiEcE Illustration Jy c - neinhart. Cherry
rIII; nARrog AID COMMERCE. or Ngv YORK
rir.t Paper with nine Illustrations By William
iiastraions: hudson River s.eamboa, Lower Ray
IRON staten siand-scw York from Fort Rich
& "a q Neg sgs lso% me Ns1,ow WIS,
f,oia River Steamboat Ocean steamer. outward
rnE. wN.s WIrli TIlE ruR1oMANs IRON the french
., G.nte % coein.saa. Asa,ir.cal aud Humorous
My e,iSE y,SE r sss y WV yl p,salsS 49,
"oNS S"up slN' ~ HS S'''s :" '''' o"'D's''
= gxrgEp - 5 rGg@ srI., \, N,ra rsr,y
Island Trout stream ard It's Occupants. ny Robert IS
"cuEIgitY lsirEg' a Novel. Chapters xx-xXii. ~
iIrcn y. Mathcrs author d "conin thro' tho Rye
THE sulcipf or rHE orroaANs 4 Paper on the
cau-cs that led 70 tho Decline ~ tho Tur~ish
MizPAi Afocm By ,,ons,ance Fcnmorc woolson.
rIE ANEcuIoNLss ~ MuRpLR IN aseeunt q 80
soner d tie reisn !" Louis XIV ~ JaDias iiauri
Mni,'S OF ir"Kriy. hRf ~ %SSibS EioQrEScE N
Noa .,', II lorsace ~ Geopss n foee
Docron rAJor Ashori story. Complete ~ Rebcces
THE sciiuoI ION SCANDAL The anndrcl,h ami
ycrsary of Tie production 81 ih comedy T. timc, ~
author and success Al homo aud abroad. ~ ,.
FORTY TO rWINqY ~ Drawing Room DRAINS.
c,, ,P cgsqq ~ Sa'g ll',, ,,p,,. ,i,.nr,o u,a
Temper "a. y. ti.rria .-IIov . Makc hsekety ~.
l.. fharcQ-in tho Conservatory ,hssi Mafble)--A
4 nuSTfiic sum iIy AtoA .. street.
LDrons 4AhLE'-ihs Asnlgmy ,hxhiniiloa-Niss
tcan--sncicly 'of Promoting Womcns Art Work.
sooE SoTi'i.s -Ie,tcr. Memoirs Charles kings-
iey-cameras ,Ae."s. Nt,ea'.lac q 4 seo,se
:,hnasw * ,ho seord-Be,sie fank--ryndalI's Les
sous lIse,,,c,,y !, 4. Royal l"s'i'a'on's"
selections irom Macsniay,
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EXPORTS OF FRESH MEAT.

REPORT FROM THE BUREAU OF STATISTICS.
WASHINGTON, May IA, 1877.
Oflcial returns made to the Bureau oil Statistics
show that during tho month ended April 80 1877, the
exports OF fresh beef from the United States were
84l6,S 500 pounds valued at SSa1, 49, During tho
period 100 0i3 pounds OF fresh mutton valued
Sl7,64s, were exported from the port Of New York.
or the total expectation there shipped from New
York 8022.0l3 pounds, valued at $685. 72; IRON
Philadelphia 2.556 200 pounds valued at S2i2s 39;
from Portland. $3.50 pounds, valued at s33I; from
Vermont lS9 pounds, valued at $50 and from Detroit,
l40 pounds, valued at S414 During tho Iour months
ended March IL. 1877, or 636 pounds of fresh beef
ana .O02 pounds OF mutton, produced In Canada,
were exported from Portland TO England.
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SANDY HILL. ". Y, May IL, 1917.
The trial Of cx-County Treasurer Mann, charged
with improper Of county notes, was resumed
to-day s. II. Drake. expert, called by the defence,
testified to examination OF Mann's accounts, which
$l4O 900, while the notes outstanding arc for bat
$l3s 900. J.. W. Bowen, government acc ouniani,
testified to eyafn nation uf the with
tho same result The defence have but lew moro
witnesses 10 testify, while the prosecution nave a
large number yet unsworn. Tho cnlirc week will
probably he consumed IN finishing tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
MEXICAN CATTLE RAIDS.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May Ia, 1917.
The Raache,o, Quo OF the leading republican papers
of Texas, commenting on the press report from wash
inglon that the Cabinet Lad recently discussed the
matter OF cattle raids the Rio randc and that Gem
cra ord will receive instructions TO Mexico
In pursuit OF marauders, says that during the time
acua cattle raids II most earnestly denounced each
every outrage, and lmpocd the projection OF the
government Tor the citizens OF Texas who weic being
dcspoilcd by naraudcrs but that for the past fifteen
months there had been no cattle thicvng the RIO
GIandc, and II challenges rcntat!on ol tho assertion
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A DEVILS DEED.
sixty PEOPLE MALIcIousLY POISONED.

SIXTY PEOPLE MALICIousLY POISONED.
NY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
srEEArEE, H., May IA, 1871.
The most hcndish crime on record was committed
In village to-day in the wholesale poisoning with
arsenic of sixty miners employed by the Vcrmilion
Coal Company during the recent strike. Some OF the
victims cannot The widest excitement pre-
walls throughout the whole community, and nothing
definite l. be learned yet as TO how or by whom the
po,son was administer
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ST. LOUIS. Mo-. A

Sr. LOUIS, No., May Ia, 1871
A special from Jefferson city to the Erening Dis
patch says Popdcxtcr Edmondson, who was to be
hanged tomorrow At Bloomfield, Soidard county, has
been rcspited until July 10 by Governor Phelps. I'd.
mondson convicted on crcums.aItial evidence,
and said that dying has confessed 10 having
committed the murder for winch the former found
guilty. An Investigation OF tho matter will be made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
TIE MAncnroNEss on LOTHIAN.

Tho Warehouses Of Lothian, whose death was an
nounccd Sunday, was among tho distinguished
pilgrims to Rome. she had rented hotel and was
holding series OF brilliant receptions She was
seized with attack Of pieurisy 10 consequence OF
having been exposed 10 the draught OF open WIN
dow nj q reception on Thursday. The Pope sent hcr
his special Dcncilctlon, and iridium was oneIed up
for hcr al the church Of the Virgin. She on
day after noon, after throc days illness
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THE ROCKFORD DISASTER.

ROCKFORD. ILL.,, May II, 1877.
Two more bodies were taken out Of the RUNS OF the
Court House yesterday--thosc oil A. II. Hocnbcck
and Frederick Hough--out they were mangled as
10 be almost unrccoyn Fable. The oral services
last night attended by immense audience. and
addresses made by Professor Vaudeville aud
others. fund Of about 800 raised to aid the
amiicS OF the deceased, and iunds coming from
other cities and from individuals outside tho city.
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ALLEGED RING FRAUDS.

Sr Louis, Mo-, May H. 1877.
The Erening Dispatch has an article stating mat
ports rife OF great frauds committed in the
structon OF the Custom House here that there Is
ring OF men involved, embracing some high IN posi-
ton. Ii is also said that the matter before
the u nitcd States Grand Jury and that n thorough
examination of the affairs OF the Custom House will be
made Tho frauds began before tho building CON-
menced and orisinatcd outside OF ST. Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
WAR IN JAPAN.

FIGHTING AT ACCOMMODATIONS FOE THE
IMPERIAIISTS.
LoNpoN May IA, 1877.
An official telegram from Japan states that another
army corps has re ached kagoshma. More than
battle has been fought there and large part OF the
town has been burned The lmperalists have been
victorious III every engagement
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said that Justice had pursued the murderers with
leaden steps. Some OF the accompces were dead,
some were iusitves and would some day be arrarncd
Tor their crimes, while those before him would have
10 pay the penalty He then sentenced the prisoners
severally Ia the usual manner They manifested no
emotion, and ms they leaving the court Hester
made profound ana respectful bow 10 the Judge.
There is no doubt whatever of the sentence being
carried out
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HALIFAX, n. =, May IA, 1877.
Her Majesty's snip Eclipse has arrived here from
Bermuda and will proceed TO the Ncwiou Midland nsli.
ing stations in few days. The mail steamers Pert
and Encounter viii also proceed there shortly look
after the interests of British fishermen. Ncc Admiral
Cooper Key Will leave Bermuda In the Belleropnon on
tho 1lh of JuIc,
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SIR John suEppnY RIproy, pAnr.

Sir John Shcppoy Ribton, Bart, died on May Tat
The advanced aged OF oighiy-scven years. Sir john
served February ISL, TO February, 1915 In TIC
Rife brigade and was present nj the baulcs.ol tho
Pyrences, Niyc. Orthcs and Toulouse He alscscryed
in America, and during the time no ACTIVELY en-
ployod lac was times wounded. 10 rcti red from
the army the halt pay OF lieutenant IN 1878 He
succeeded IN the baronctcy by isodestson, George
born August Ii, lSs2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
ICE IN LAKE HURON.

DETROIT Mich, May IA, 1871
telegram from Port huron this morning reports
the condition Of tho ice IN Lake Huron NJ unchanged.
The river - full OF floating ice Tho wind Is north.
cast, A telegram received here at eleven n NJ. from
Algonac reports that propecrs pushed tloir way
through the ice on the lats this morning. Tho leo
there IL SIM heavy.
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REMARKS OF THE CONDEMNED.

Tho prisoners on being asked by Judgs Elwoll what
they had to say why sentence should not DO pro-
nounccd upon them spoke In turn, donounclng the
testimony OF Kelley, "thc bum and other witnesses
for tho prosecution. Hester especially emphatic,
declaring his innocence before the high court OF
heaven, that honorable court and the community.
rHE SENTENCE
Judge Ewc, IN pussing sentence, spoke at length.
reviewing tho crime ana It's romantic history. lilo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
CAPTAIN Avprrw WILSON.

Captain Andrew wilson, the Oldest x.menbpr of'1hc
Legislature OF this state, died recently at Montgomery
Orange county, aged eighty eight years ITO spn-
sentcd Orange county IA tho Assembly IN 1919. He
will DO he'll to-day.
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FROM observation-disclosures AND STOCK
ANIMAL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND, Va, May a. 1871
The citizens OF Hanover county IN the neignborhood
OF Alces Station and far from the Slashes, where
Henry Clay first the light, thrown into a
state of the greatest and terror by the
appearance Of a loness roaming about the woods.
the farm OF Mr. Barnes, and
people took refuge in their homes. 1t next
several adjacent FARMS ana tho description given
Of IL leaves no doubt in tho minds OF Hanovarians
that the strange visitor veritaoc lioncss, which
they suppose must have escaped from one oil the
many crcuses which have recently passed through
this section OF the country
CITIZENS PURSUIT.
This morning tho citizens assembled in large num-
bcrs armed to tho teeth and tracked the animal Tor u
number OF miles through the country almost into the
vicinity OF tho Chickahominy River, whero II became
lost The tracks LETT by the feet OF the animal arc
different from those OF any ever seen before by any ct
zen OF Hanover county. When standing stu tho i'm
over nino inches apart. II reported 10 be moving
in tho direction OF Richmond in line nearly parallel
with the old Telegraph road what is more Familiarity
known rs the Brooke turnpike. The latest report
from Hanover county states that largo body OF ct
zens, composed Of cavalry and infantry, were eau
ti0usly pursuing the supposed lioncss.
rREcA uIloSs AGAINST THE BEAST.
The people IN all that section of tho country have
carefully housed their little children and their stock
from the fear that the ferocious beast pouncc upon
them nj any moment. Tomorrow the pursuit will be
1t should prove to be such animal, Will be brought
to bay.
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Nm. vAI.ENqlvE rEoNLtY.

Mr. Valentine Bromley, tho artist, died ut his country
house near Harpenicu the night OF April 30. Mr.
Bromley bad devoted himself cncny Ia the illustration
OF books Ito accompanied Lord Dunraycn his
journcyto Western America aud contributed The Illus
trallons 10 his book, .rhc Great Divide" ono ~ Mr
Bromcys pictures was hung ~ tho Royal Academy
exhibition last year and Two AZ present In the In
stftute OF Wafer toyrs
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A FOOLHARDY ATTEMPT.
IEW BE

NEw BEDFORD, Mass, May H. 1871
Thomas Grape, OF this city, with his wife, viii start
from this port the 18th inst TO the Atlantic
to London in a boat thirteen cct III length Grape
poets to accomplish tho trip In forty days.
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A RAILROAD SMASH UP.

Shortly after yesterday a coal train on the
Delaware. Lackawanna aud Western Railroad jumped
the track the Grove street crossing, Hoboken.
Fortunately no lives lost Several OF tho
telescoped, and travel was delayed for several
honrs until wrecking train had removed the debris
from the track
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EMBEZZLER INDICTED.

RICHMOND, Va, May H. 1871
Res. H. I. Baird, ex-sccrctary OF the Prcsbytcrian
Committee OF Publication Tor the Southern States,
recently dcposed from tho ministry, &c, for en-
bezzng funds OF the committee was to-day indicted
IN tho Hastings Court here Tor cmbczzicmcnL Baird's
Whereabouts arc st unknown.
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COLONEL GEORGE WILLIAM. uorrox.

Peninsular ana Waterloo Offices, Colonel George
William Horton, died May at the s,c OF eighty Ave.
II wus present with the seventy rst regiment tho
battles Nivce. &ivc. Orthcs aud Toulouse and also
Mt the battle OF Waterloo He retired nom the army
by tho sale oil his commission IN l5al.
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GULLY OF MURDER.

ELLSWORTH, Me-. May II, 1877.
The trial of Edward NJ. Smith for the murGer of tho
Trim family Bucksport resulted to-day in verdict
OF murder in the INST degree.
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WHEN THE SCALP IS ANNOYED WITH DAN
drun GLrSNs SULPHUR Soar will be found an iniaiib!e
mills HAL, AID wnrsren pyT. black o. brown zoe.
FROM THE RENOWNED And GALLANT col.
Cubs. OF Tennessee - .o 80,
A. Gs ~, Was ssa Win sa" =:
forehead and eyes. when | coughed or made sudden
clans and remedies employed gave me no fsiies y la,
srd according TO directions IL gave reie
Tor sS ana " s s@ S,. eurd sns
has nssa up9" NY w'l lns s result
A-TICKErS For THE GRAND STAND IN UNION
squire the Carnival Pageant May 10. both day
rS se, s y s @'G" sssFs and ';
stand Mt the Astor House price, y zach
A-BENNElT BUILDING.
81 hS6 wwr IN AyR FV oHTlcrs
70 LlI OK s sIiIr ,r uHAsp Pa TERMS
LAWYERS. BANKERS las A hSn INSURANCE. OFFICER
APPLY on Iiih PREMISES.
A-ro SECURE Goop HEALTH AND RELIEF
.fro, coughs aud colds aso loaren's coucn BALsia
A-HArs FOR GENTLEMEN AT LOWEST
prices. r ERNENwElN. - Nassau s., near spruce
HATS EErAIIED At FACTORY PRICES.
temens fine silk sot and Derby HASA specially - New
Church st
JULES cLavELLE BORDEAUX CLAEETs AND
Inarenco Saumur Champagne 81 currency rer case,
For sale BY Fl SoTnT S"a -
sole Assent for The United states
OLD RELIABLE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
'S' oldest az" GilR a's'i nsgSi.'' '''n' o
in the United states,
N' %niST wy - T rs As"
' raS SfSiSar e6 y !sa
The only vino thai i AWAY the same
YouSGs
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MURDERER IDENTIFIED.

BRANDON VI, May IA. 1871
The murderer OF Frank Brassor to-day identified
as Charles Williams, young Engshman, claiming TO
be from Bristol, England lie is without friends or
means, and had probably become insane through
desnnndcncY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
GOVERNOR CARROLL's MARRIAGE.

BAiTi,loRE May H. 1871.
Governor John Loo Carroll and Miss Carter Thomp-
son. formerly OF stanton, Va. married privately
It tho Cathedral this afternoon. Rev. Thomas y.
l.cc olicated
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DEATH OF COLONEL CHISOLM.

MERIDIAN, Miss, May II, 1877.
Colonel WV Chisolm, the prisoner who was wounded
10 the attack tho Kemper County jail, died last
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Russia will leave this port on Wedncs
day tor Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe VIII close ut tho Post ONCE at
hall. past four o'clock A. H.
The NEW YORK INSTRUMENTATION for Eurcpc-will
be ready ut four O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies In wrappers Tor mailing, SIX cents