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Sta. 63t.24
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Amoant TO- ts.'n'ass.. ssa,red for compile
nscai ysnr ending Juno Sa inn. y :. -. sQmo. %
.. uiehigan CITY fiareor, Indiana. THO prlncl-
rAl work contemplated at shc beginning OF tho
cribs n tho bscakwater. which wcrc sunk during
The previous feason:, No money became available
for this pnrp0be nHttl the middle Of ecptembst and
wns the tst Of 0ctGGr before Tho wofk was fairly
commenced. Thy season wss then 10 far th.
tAHcrd that 1t was nlusott impossible to make much
rrocress, tho work VI the beginning heing from
one to- three feet under water. 1ly the end Of
structure above tho wator orcr tho entfc length Of
The brcakxnt~t, except one crit, and tho second
eontse was placed for a distance of 200 feet; tho
entEe s#ark WaA we'll filed With stone. 4 terrible
gale, lasting four days (Soy. ~ to Dec. u de-
strn1tt nll that had been accomplished, and the
festritT Of the weather prccludel any further
operations u that time. Work WAS resumed May
pairing the da1naxa done TO tho unfinished work by
Tho gale referred H.. and by subsequent storms
during tho winter. Tic bulk Of thu last appro-
priat'0n hAs t,cen exhausted in this way. Tho cx.
pefrhce OF tho pant year ht this exposed point In.
dcaees the urgent ncct! of making tho next appro
prtation sufficient to complcts tha wurk, at least
70 far a. necessary to av0l damage ami loss aucn
- thai atoye rsporlcd Thu amount required for
ihls purpose 10 $780, 0U0 10 be app1icd ~ fol!ows:
For completing cDnstr ructton Of herAkw1tcr& 7aM N
Eut fehlt11x anI repAitiMK hsbor. .plufl.. n.MpiAl
For drrHlH In untrr harlIHf. :, M OOQ Vi
July !, lnTt aI[uiHt available. II !. tHt,Q1
AlHnHnt appropriated by act ap.
ffoseI AuR. IL. in16.......".,. - 5odO.N
July !. 1871 amount expended = - ''''"'
,atariag aMas yras ..:;...:...::.s a3,s7o.,a
t1es.... J,G9B 81 -....
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Amount tces;mAtrd} required for coulp!e.
thn Ut existing pFrert & N COO 90
AMunnt that eau he rrphtaby expended Ia
hsca year ending IuH4 ~ IH7B. ...... 1o1 OoO %
I. Nfe BHrafo Ndr5or, Michigan. There was
no w0Ek Gonc hero during TIC yeAr. None ID con.
tcmplatcl for tic ensninK year.
There has fcen no appropriation Tor this i'm.
sncndeI.
ynt tH1a, amount AYaia.e 81 SAL IS
SniS !. 1h77 amount expehiud during nscal
5S&F''','..s'..s.,s a9H II
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HAPPY tidIncs for nrrynu. sufferers, and tho.e
who kAse been .t0seh. dragged, and auackel.
FnIvern,aehcr'n Electric lle!l. cfectuaiiy. cnrc
premature debility. weakness. and decay. Unuk
anl journal. with Information wnrth Thousands,
naflt,l fFrr. Address rulvesMacber Galy2utc Co. |,
Cincinnati. a..
, 1877-10-29
July !. 1871, amount available. ,e3, or


Tho Detroit Pres Prtss Of Saturday says; nThc
Identity Of that snken vessel Lake Eric hAs nut
been established for = certainty. Yesterday a
psom!hdn. SetsUt.owner, In conversation, with a
fFts FFtss reporter, suited that to his mind the
aunkcn vessel was hons othsr than the achs yalcn.
tine, which was abandoned BY Tho Captain an.
crew. who afterwards reported their vessel sunk
gu Cleveland. That Tho odlecs md crow OF thu
valentine WeFe mistaken ~ to their Whereabout
when tho schooner sunk, tho reporters informant
thinks probsbls. A. this IL tho only thrce. master
KNOWN 70 aaTe sunk In tbs vicinity Of thu
M II sesas qute probable ths& It Ia
M, Mr' + n: sanraons hss returned 10 Che boyean
Hiun'e ~ Envnn a sestch for Tho missing .tmr
nn;!s arransem%snss % with ths Ing II. Il, Mjnisf 70 10
~ r. ,.s .ss,c' Thfsy Ia Monday,
- about lrs bcyan naeE is.n saoie i.!a, /. saf
inquiry it1m re- H.. mumstoas fishermen sions tbs
ts ..s a1s ss' tse' csaS5s..no e sst
thesn b. question las tkss Soh ta
and 'shter .rc ifte.ttcvably !ost. ''A
IN attampttn! 10 mako the bsidxs plrr II ;Ttrc ",
Aisets taet Friday evening, she ssn sSFoand TG Iii
Unnamed 70! .1yct.' @ aopfs. whsn the tax Endrssa
coal were }ettlsncl. Shu WAS cumpsi;eI n y!
aquantitT of freight at Two lt,ress that had bssn
john ltceiy, sail0E. who shipped 1t Toledo list
august fsll oserbuEd last FRIDAY gso1u The schr
9ohn. H. No,e', ~ foronto. md was drowaed.
Acc!dcat. 1"
cspt. Herman oettttna., Of the sehr u. L. Col.
3lht Inst: about fifteen miles southeast from the
dummy light On Lake Erie, but Was unable to pick
Tie il.tl+ scow St. Joseph became watertoeRcd
ss1i. on hak' Auson Friday and was sowsd into De.
The schr siaske, Of Milwaukee, eoat-i.dsn, vent
I9!l Or MsleE. There Uas gale from the east.
MI
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forrrait 20 1PtAA~inr.
Biz lcopart!s In q bJx-ear. billed, undoubtedly,
To some city geological gardgr,, Iu charge Of d
keeper, were passisv Luc4As, on the r., Fl. w. l.
c. u. t., Tuesday us lust week. when the n,nu
WAS awakeucI by one Of the animals licking hls
face. 1t aaring csa1e. from tue ca2u In the car
an, throwing opcn liz ,loor OF ifs car. i,innesi
ont. tic for,ut to close the uaor, an,l 20 tho
luupara1 lmsspA ut,t nlfU. and Ia now running 1t
lasgu In tho vicinity Of Mansfield.
, 1877-10-29

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, 4 81. PAUL RAILWAY
uhtIn Hrts,t. cnrner Madison md Eanzi.&ts Ttckal
ti1ler. 81 south C!aFkst.. opposite Sherman House
and II tfl4t, ~
, 1877-10-29

PITTSBuR1, Fl. WAYNE 4 CHICAGO RAILWAY,
brp!t, tunef Canal snh Na4tlson sta T1cket Umcea
EClAtk.Nk. FAl0.cf uoaaa Aad Grand facsur aiute
/ Leave Arrive.
Mall md E1prAsa. Nuo 4 NJ h 7lun IN.
fsc1aI kxPsrzs. MIA .. H. G:tIa, N.
I'M 1!na. alt Etop. MIL e;ou< nj.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON. March 1S, 1871
THE RESORT OF THE WASHINGTON RING UNIER
THE HAMMER.
The ouctionoer's flag will float tomorrow morning
over tho club house OF the famous Washington CLUB.
which was tho social feature and rendezvous OF the
now dciunct Washington Ring. With tho financial
shrnSago all tho country and tho ebb tide In job
berry and corruption In Washington tho festive gentle.
men OF this club began to fail in tho means
OF sustaining their mutual and cxtravagant
pleasures within Its gded walls The black.
board became white with the names OF tho posted
delinqucns until membership In good standing became
tho exception and delinquency tho rule. Under such
circumstances tho collapse OF the only
matter OF time. Efforts were made to save of tho
humiliation OF shcrin's salo, and u trans.
fer Of the house 10 proposed Army and
Navy Club OF the which
recourse was had to secure tho club
graceful from society. But either this ncgotia
tion premature, the Army ana Navy Club bcing us
yet idea rather than iac the creditors Of the
club too mportunate. All devices failed to stavo
of the climax OF public venduc. The rcd Gag will
rise over the building IN the morning, and when IL
goes down In tho afternoon the auctioncers hammer
Will havo raped out the sine die Of the Washington
Ring
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1877
THE ARMY AND THE AMOUNT REQUIRED TO PAY
IT'S EXPENSES
Tho amount required for tho support OF tho army
during fiscal year according TO the estimates
the War department Is $31, 1854, 075 90, allowing
81 500 fighting in tho several branches OF that
fhc House OF Representatives. II will be
bcrcd proposed to reduce tho army 900 men, aud
appropriated $22 100 600 for the ensuing fiscal year.
The Senate passed a substitute Tor tho House
bill leaving out tho sections prohibiting
tho usc OF troops in South Carolina
and LOUISIANA, which substitute appropriated
$40 175s7o SO. and provided that OF tho money
should be paid Tor recruiting tho army beyond the
number Of $4,000 enlisted men, including Indian
scouts and hospital stewards. But tho bill having
failed is beloved session OF Congress will
be called.
Tho amount required for the pay CT the army, In
cludng comm ssioncd and noncommissoncd officers,
prvatcs musicians Indian scouts contract surgeons,
paymnsters clerks, hospital stewards and matrons,
extra pay 10 enlisted men, &C., Is 12,625,o75 60
II IL claimed the contracts subsistence and trans
portntion can be continued without violation
OF law, but tho officers and men cannot
be paid alter tho Both OF June next, the end Of tho
present fiscal year. without an appropriation by Con-
grcss Tor that purpose Tho amount required Tor sub
sstcnco during tho next fiscal year is 81 200 900 for
supplies for the Quartcrmastor's Department, includ
ing forage horses &C., 49, 75Oooo and for the pur
chase and manufacture OF clothing se95,454 Although
tho army might DO fed and clothed until Congress
meets December next, tho failure to pay the officers
and men would much discord, especially among
the prvatcs as soldier Is forbidden by law from by.
pothccattng hts pay.
THE SPANISH H-AMERICAN CLAIMS COMMISSION.
The spanish.Amsrican Claims Commission is Al
The New York herald., 1877-03-19

present without representative on the part OF the
United States and without umpire. Judge Ouo. who
was tho American Commissioner, having been an.
pointed reporter Of the Supreme Court, aud Mr
Barthold, the French Minister, who was the umpire
having been recalled by his government The secrc.
tary OF State will shortly designate and recommend
the appointment OF n Commissioner 10 represent the
Unitcd States. Mr. Luis dc Potessad remains Commits
sioner on tho part OF Spain.
THE GOVERNMENTS ADVANCE TO THE cENrEx-
NAL ExHIBITIoN-sUIr FOR ITS RECOVERY
BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT.
Tho OF George Eyster United States Assistant
Treasurer vs. The Centennial Board OF Finance will
probably DO reached for argument before tho United
States supreme Court tomorrow. The question In
volved ION appeal from the United States Circuit Court
for PcnnsylvanIa) Is tho liability Of the Board OF
Finance to refund to tho United States out OF the
ceps of the Centennial Exhibition, the ST. 900 ap-
propriatcd by Congress aid OF the Exhibition AS
sisiant Attorney General smith and Congressman
Springer will appear Tor the government and Benjamin
L. Wilson, OF Philadelphia, for tho Centennial Board.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
FOUND MURDERED.

AN Ex-CoEvIcT MEETS HIS FATE DURING A
DRUNKEN sPREE-No cLEw TO THE PER-
PETRAroR.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1871
About nve o'clock this morning tho body of man
found lying the street in Lancaster avenue at
the intersection OF Grard avenue, the Centennial
Grounds. lie surrounded by q pool of blood. and
an examination showed that he had bled death from
stab wound IN the thigh, which, the police surgeon
declared, severed artery and caused speedy DEATH
The body taken chnrge OF by the police and in
quiry set on tho identity of the deceased and
as 10 how the murder had occurred.
IDENTITY THE MURDERED MAN.
has just been discovered that the murdered mans
namo was Thomas Welsh, alias Cooney, aged twenty
thrce years. living in Hcstonville, suburb of this
city. He ~ reported by tho police to have been bad
character, having escaped IRON the House OF Corrcc
tion while mpr soned TOR petty offence. and having
also served term in State Prison for burglary. He
Is declared 10 have been drunken. worthless fellow,
and TO have lntey been on a prolonged spree. Hc
spent last night with several cronies Of bad reputc,
visiting number OF tavcrns from one Of which the
party elected for lighting.
THE PERPkrRAToR sURREyDERs HTNsEIr.
At a late hour tonight Patrick Davis gave himself
M saying that he had committed tho deed in self
defence. Welsh and two oheh having garrolted aud
robbed him.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
EDWARD BERWICK, A. NJ.

Mr. Edward Berwick, A. NJ, President OF the Queens
College, Galway, Ireland, dicd on the 7h inst, rather
suddenly. Mr.. Berwick nsphow of tho cels.
bracd Henry Grattan, and cducated at Trinity Col.
legc, Dublin, where, ho distinguished himself vary
much classics and literature. Ho subsequently,
admitted bar but practscd. prcfcrrins
devote himsolr TO literary studies. He one OF
those liberal aud enlightened Protestans who shrew
themselves and into tho struggle for Catholic
by contributions to the liberal press Of that period
He appointed President OF the Galway Queens
College by Sir Robert Peel In 1S40, aud continued u
nj that position Till his death. HIS scholarly ataiD
ments were OF tho highest order and no was fluent
and impressive speaker very rarely spoke public.
In pot,cs he was liberal with strong tendency 10.
ward national side.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
THE BARK GAN EDEN ASHORE.

DESTITUTE CONDITION AND CONSEQUENT sUF-
FERINa OF THE CREW.
fRoviycErowy, Mass, March Is, 1877.
Dark Gan Eden, Captain Allen, from Cape dc verd
island to Portland. with half cargo of coffee and
hides, went ashore on the southeast point of Nasha
wan, Maribas Vineyard, about two O'Clock on satur.
day morning. Tho bark is leaking badly is short Of
provisions ana tho crew arc completely used up.
The sailors were shipped in Cape dc vcrd aud aro
without shoes or stockings, so that when the storm
commenced they worc unable to in working tho
bark A. the timo tho vessel ran ashore It was snow.
ing thicky. The captain aud mate were tho only men
on board who able to wor... Tho bark lies IN n
dangerous position ncnr tho rocks, and r the wind
hauls 10 the south will 90 them. She is 347 tons
rsssssr, nineteen yssrs old and halls from Portland
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
iEos
'venteen classes,

IOIA's o,Ooz S.sIO vO4
In chapter on "Frec Reading Rooms" the follow.
Ing testimony is borne to the
VALUE or A HERALD WAR MAP
Tho commander ofnur battle during the Mex
can stated to that he could have his
and woNld have been led into ambush
clear idea OF the locality gained from map published
newspaper.
The map In question was published with the HER.
AIDS report OF the battle Of Cerr0 Gordo fought April
Is, lS4 and Is thus referred 10 by the officer ques
tion Captain (now Paynastcr Gcneralj Benjamin
Alvo-d In letter 10 the Commissioner vi Education:-
Your reason for wishing . write 1t out was the
ground published Ia the NEw Yonx HERALD the occasion
vt the important battle OF Cerro ordo. fongh
viousy April IL, lS57. under General Scott. On
reaching the City Of Mexico told General that
had reversed his operations vt Ccro Gordo But
tho official alluded TO the possession
that Of the field, which, critical moment prov
quite Invaluable.
As new generation OF readers has sprung up since
this service to the army rendered by tho HERALD
II may DC necessary say by OF explanation TINT
Captain Alvord acting assistant adjutant general
OF brigade commanded by Major +. I. Lally, Ninth
infantry, which. while route from Vera Cruz 10 jail
apa, harasscd BY Mexican gucreros and rcpulsed
them on several occasions. II was in ono OF these
adars-viz, at Ccrro Gordo August l5 ls47-tbat tho
HERALD's map enabled forces defeat the crcmy
And now, after tho lapse OF nearly thirty years. tho
opportunc possession OF this map Is first publicly ac-
knowledgcd, aud the HERALD is frankly credited with
having materially contributed TO tho success OF our
arms In the land Of tho Montczunas.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
PETER DEGNAN'S CRIME.
uNREQU1TED LovE-ATTEMPrED MURDER AND
SUICIDE.

UNREQUITED LovE-ATTEMPTED MURDER AND
SUICIDE.
Tho HERALD contained yesterday tho essential facts
of tho latest double tragedy in Newark, tho sasang
with knife Of Miss Mary Matthews by Peter Dognan
her stcpmothcrs son, tho shooting OF tho latter
by himself. But there Is phase Of this case which
imparts q new interest to 1t and which tho tam.
lily, as in the Ryerson attempted fratricidc
case, havo strained every effort 10 suppress,
even to the circulation Of outragcously untruthfni
statements Tho facts in the form story OF un-
rcquilcd love and sangunary consequences. Dcgnan
about forty years Of age, OF rather fine APP
pearancc. About or eight weeks ago hc returned
from Callorpa after long absence and went TO live
with tho Matthews family at No. 263 Warren street,
his mother having married Michael Matthew'S The
got into her twentles anu good look
Ing. For her Degnan conceived an ardent
pa sion. His attachment was fortunate In this, that
Mary, as II s believed, had placed her affections ehc
where. At all events she did not rcciprocatc Pctcr's
passion. 81. Patrcks Day came and tho family par.
tlcipalcd 10 ITS celebration. Mr. and Mrs Matthews
went abroad. Dcgnan ana Mary renamed at homo
ana entertained some male friends Alter these icii
as tho story goes, Dcgnan made an impass0ncd de-
caraticn of love and asked Mary 10 Dc his. The
girl refused his offer, and then Peter, stung 10
madness by the failure OF his suit aud as Is beloved
an additional feeling OF jealousy drew knife and NJ.
tempted 10 murder the very ~oman no had just sworn
lie loved. Adesperatc struggle cnsucd Tho girl tore
slayer but not before she had sustained fearful cut
across the neck, another cash tho wrist anu
had had her arm broken. Dcgnan then, sup.
posing that hc had finished Mary, so.
cured loaded douole-barreIlcd shotgun, and,
placing the muzzic 10 his head. Just above
the right car, snapped the trigger with loot Tho
load turc away piece OF the scalp about the SIZE ol
mans hngcr Tho brain was dIsIodgcd from It's nntu-
raj position several inches anu proruded from tho
opening made by tho gunshot. As already stated hc
removed first to tho police station and next 20 ST.
Micnacps Hospital. whittier also was taken mean who
Mary Matthews. Both were still alive last evening.
Mary viii likely survive, but there is no hope Tor
her wrctchcd lover. Tho wonder among the
doctors is that ho did not die almost
Instantly. His death was looked Tor every moment
His trends deny the love portion OF the tragedy and
explain that Degnan was subject to lts OF temporary
insanity. lie was perfectly rational yesterday and
gave intelligent answers To questions. On the way
the station on Saturday night expressed regret that
no had not succeeded IN killing Mary, saying that she
had been the ruinaton OF his hfe. Another story
about him Is that nc had, though usually temperate
been drinking considerably on saturday and very
downhcarted. As may well DO imagined, tho affair
has created much excitement iu Newark.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
FIRES.

THE FORT PITT BOILER WORKS DESTROYED
LOSS AND INSURANCE.
PITrsDUEG, Pa, March Is, 1871
Ere early this morning destroyed tho Fort Pitt
boiler works OF d. W. c. Carroll Co., corner OF soc.
ond avenue and Short street. Loss $4,000; !nsur.
ancc, $25. 000
Wilson, Snyder 4 Co., iron and brass founders and
pipe filters, lose $4,000; insurance, slOO Mans.
field Co brass nrishcrs, lose 800 0C0 fully insured
The cause OF the fire Is not Known but II Is thought
to havo originated from one OF tho furnaces In tho
brass foundry. Messrs. Carroll L. Co. have secured
another yard and will resume work IN n few days.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
AN IMPENDING STRIKE.
RESULT OF THE RECENT REDUCTION OF WAGES
AT THE MtNEs-THE SKILLED LABoRERs IN
corfNsET

RESULT OF THE RECENT REDUCTION OF WAGES
AT THE MfNEs-THE SKILLED LABoRERs IN
COUNSEL.
1BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SCRANTON, Pa, March Is, 1877.
secret meeting OF the mine engineers, nrcmen.
puhp runners aud machinsts in the employ OF the
principal coal companies held horo this afternoon
for the purpose o taking action relative to the
REDUCTION Of wages which they subjected.
They remained in ior several hours, and are
entirely rcticcnt the business by them
The prevailing opinion is that they will strike, and In
case they do all tho mines in the valley would bo
thrown idle and become flooded within twenty four
hours have charge Of tho machinery by
which they arc kept In working order.
FIXED FOR A STRIKE.
Tho stationary engineers have very strong organi.
zatiop which includes in It's ranks all persons having
charge OF machinery in abort tho mincs and the
members belong to class who better of in tho
world than the mining and aboring employed
in the work OF cutting and loading coal, and
quently more Independent and loss apprehcns,vc
oil the consequences OF a strike.
TAKING COUNSEL
meeting OF miners and laborers, to be at
tended by delegates from all parts OF the Wyoming
aud Lackawanra regions, Will be held In this city to-
morrow, 10 take counsel together and discuss the stu
alton.
DEsPAIRiSG woRKMEx
There hundreds oil The who are entirely dis.
hcartcned by the drcary outlook, and who cxclam IN
their despair that IL would be well for them TO sarye
dcness at work under the terms OF the
reduced pay and working one-thrd oil tho time. What
tends to make the situation more distressing Is tho
fact that while wages being continually cut down
there Is corresponding decline 10 tho prIcc OF pro-
visions, and the man who earns average sixty
cents uay finds the same Obligations OF renIs, iood
fuel clothing that he had three years ago. when hc
could earn from 81 SO to $S 90 n day.
IL Is certain. however, that strike at this time
would not mend matters much, and would be lust
what the companies desire to advance price OF coal
and relieve the gIutted Market
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General William W. Belknap, OF Iowa. 10 a. tho St
James, General Pascal NJ Hernandez and General
Jesus DO Leon, Of Mexico, are at the Windsor. Mira
Mary A. Livermore, Of Boston, is at tho 81 Nicholas.
William j. Florence, the comedian and General julius
Stahcl al the Fifth Avenue. Professor 3. Water
house Hawkins, OF Princeton College, is At tho Grand.
Ex-May0r John Screven, OF Savannah, is at the New
York. George ". Miller, OF Albany, Is at the
brunswick. ~
A. COUGH. BLOOD-SPITTING CONSUMPTION,
Death This L. the usual sequence Avoid II by curing
the cough with HALHs HONEY ~ HOREHoUND TAR-
PIKK's TOorn ACHE DnoPs In minute.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
vAx DEPARTxxxr, ]
OyFIcE oy TmE cnEv SiGSAL OvvIcxR,
WASHINGTON. March l0-l 4 n

WASHINGTON. March l9-l 4 n
Indications
For the South Atlantic States, warmer southeriy 70
westerly Winds clear fair weather and falling bsr
ometcr during the day.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Val.
Icy warmer southeast to southwest winds, falling bar.
ome,cr partly cloudy weather AID occasional rain IN
the last named dstricts
For tho lake region, increasns coudness and areas
OF snow. rising temperature and failing barometer,
with Winds mostly IRON east and becoming variable
during the day.
For New England, clear. cold weather continue DUE
ing the day, with rising barometer, followed during
the night by winds shifting to castery slight rise In
temperature threatening weather and possibly SNOW
For the Middle States. slowly rising temperature and
increasing coudncss followed by threatening weather
and rain north Of Virginia during tho evening"
with winds gradually shifting TO east and south and
falling barometer.
The lower Missouri and Central Misssssippi Rivers
will continue TO rise. The Ohio will TALL slightly at
stations above Louisville.
Cautonary signals are ordered for Grand Haven sad
Milwaukee.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
BALM TO WOUNDED AFFECTIONS.

ROCHESTER,, N. ", March 1s. 1871
In the breach Of promise case Of Wealthy NJ. Green
vs.. John T. Briggs jury Saturday gave verdict
OF 81, 700 tor the plaintiff.