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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05

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THE CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL.

The Childrnn's Carnival which has been so much
talked about during the past few weeks aud for which
the extensive preparations have been made takes
place this evening at tho Academy OF Music. The
carnival is expected 10 be OF the most brilliant
affairs Of the KIND that has taken place this
city. In order that the little who are TO take
part In the 'sccncsr well those who viii be sure
bc hand TO witness the pageant may get home in
good season, the festivities will begin precisely ut
seven O'Clock.
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THE TELEPHONE AT sTErywAY HALL.

To Edmund Kean play, II is said, was like read.
Ing Shakespeare by flashes Of lightning. The telephone
In music what his genus supposed to havo
done the drama. The experiments at Steinway Hall
last night were quite successful, and the audience
which large. evnccd their interest by hearty and
continued applause. The atmospheric ions seemed
TO be excellent, and tho tones audible and clear
Professor Boscowitz, from hts room In Philadelphia
introduced the telephone concert by "1hc suwancc
Rivcr,~ which was followed by ''IIold the Fort
"Home Sweet Home, ana other popular airs. There
pcrceptblc difference in the quality and
strength Of tone between this performance that IN
Brooklyn on Tuesday evening The first part OF the
programme admirable, ana Miss Thursby sang OK.
qulsltely Nine. Sanrct aud SIgnor Tagiapictra were
frequently cncored Tho following IS the full
programme -Rondo Capricioso, Mcndesssohn, Nine.
Carrcno Saurct; EQUAL Turbamcnto' Rotohni, Sgnor
Tagiapetra; the celebrated ''Shadow songn from
"Dinoran" Mcycrbcer. Miss Emma Ihursby BarcaroIc
Chopin. Nine. Carreno saurct; "Stella Confidently,
Rabaudy. Sgnor ragapiera; English ballad. n love
my love- Graham, Miss Emma Thursby fantasia
Rgolcto, Liszi, Nine Carrcno Saurot: the bird song
Taubcrt, Miss Emma 1hursDy; sercnade, Scudcri.
Signor Tagapictra; popular AIRS and melodies, per.
formed by Mr. /. Bosco9tz In Philadelphia, with cx-
plantations by Professor Elisha Gray.
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ST. PArRIcK's SOCIETY.

MONTREAL, April T. 1877.
Il. Devlin, member of Parliament for Montreal
Centre has been elected president OF ST. Patrcks So
ciety. Alderman Mullen was his opponent
CHURCH IN POLITICS.
The Archbishop and Bishops OF Quebec have pub
lishcd pastoral letter deploring tho judgment of the
Supreme Court In tho Charlcrox election case. and
declaring that The Electoral law nvades tho rights OF
the Catholic Church.
THE GRAND TRUNK AND CANADA SOUTHERN ALLIANCE.
IL stated that since the return OF the General Man.
agcr oil the Grand Trunk line from England steps
been taken 10 establish an alliance with tho Canals
Southern Railway at Toronto. Pooling arrangements
oil n very satisfactory character have already bees
made TO traffic between Detroit and Buffalo
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A MISSING VICE CONSUL.

ST. JonS N. b. April 4, 1877.
A. D. Goodwin, United States Vice Consul and men,
Der OF the nrm OF Quill Goodwin. ship brokers' loft
for Providence r. l., the goth Of March, wind up
the affairs oil Warner Gooawn Il Co. On the 9th or
March hs telcgraphcd 10 General Warner, unitcd
States Consul at ST. john that he had completed tho
business and had mailed that day 10 him So, 0OO and
that he would be home In low days. Nothing has
snco been heard OF Goodwin or tho money.
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From lie Temps. |

Tho NEW YORK HERALD announced that atmosphere
disturbances would be produced in Europe from tho
nth TO the 2ls Since tho 18th the weather has been
unsettled. Yesterday We pointed out that Sundays
nnc weather could only be episode OF short DURATION
We must add to-day that Notwithstanding the
obtained up 10 yesterday by our American
temporary and the ram Of the night before last,
were not prepared to sec his prediction verified with
such remarkable punctuaiity Our metcorooeists do
not appear to be moved by this great and sautary in
novatIon. But the reception given by tho French
press to tho efforts OF tho journal which undertakes
many useful enterprises will encourage II to con.
tinue the organization II has created.
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MIR. GOSHORN COMPLIMENTARY

CiSciSSATI Ohio. April T. 1877
The dinner rendered the Hon. A. T. Goshorn Dircc.
tor General of the Centennial Exhibition occurred ut
tho Grand Hotel tonight, and was superb affair
1t was attended BY some l2j prominent
citizens OF this city and others from abroad
among whom were Mr.. T. :. Harrison, chair.
man OF tho Citizens Centennial Com mittoe OF
Philadelphia Colonel Myor Aschc, assistant secretary
OF the United States Centennial Committee ana private
secretary OF the Director General, ana Mr. Robert
Cox, OF Phadclphta; Mayor johnson, Hon william
:. Grocsbock, Ex-Governor Noycs, Judge Force. Mr..
NJ. HaIstcad and others, OF TINS city. Ex-Attorncy
welcome.
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POLICE ATHLETIC CLUB.

II Is now proposed, as recommended by tho HERALD
some time since. by OF tho members OF the Police
Department 10 petition the Commissioners for pcrml.
sion to organize athletic club, composed exclusively
OF the force, with tho purpose Of improving thor phys
cal condition. The club is to have It's expenses dc.
fraycl by entrance fec OF fifty and by monthly
dues OF twenty. i've cents, all surplus money TO be
turned Police Com for the hencn
OF the widows and orphans ot deceased members of
tho organization. The club VIII lyc pubic
every year, open 10 amateurs only aud others
exclusively for officers. Professor Miller, the athlete.
10 70 10 inrustcd with tho training Of Tie club
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SUPPOSED MURDER.


A SKELETON FOUND IN MARYLAND SWAMP.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OAKLAND, Nd, April 4, 1871
The skeleton OF a murdered man found on Sum
day two miles from here A Coroncr's jury cavc n
verdict OF "Nurdcr by unknown person" Tho body
had evidently been dragged from the road into tho
dense laurel swamps whcro II was found. large
bullet hole found in tho breast bone. II is sup
posed Il had been the woods about one year.
THEORY CASE.
Tho theory OF tho case IS based upon the Testimony
Of woman who lived near The aurel swamp Over year
ago boarded nj her house and worked NJ neigh
boring coal mines. One, named Richard Pretty bone.
from Pttsburg, paid $3.50 wages, and left with the
other Tor Piedmont. soon after the latter camo
never been Tho woman dcscrl bed the con-
knife and shirt buttons OF Pretty and they tailed
exactly with those found with the skeleton.
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PHILADELPHIA, April !, 1877.
special meeting OF stockholders OF the American
Steamship Company was held to-day TO consider the
proposition OF the Pennsylvania Railroad to accept
from tho said steamship company 5000 shares Of It's
capital stock nj the par value OF 500 per share lieu
OF IFS indebtedness, amounting To 100000 to said
railroad company. The proposition was accepted aud
u resolution to increase tho Capita stock OF the steam.
ship company to tho extent oil j, 100 shares unani
mousY adopod.
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THE BENDER FAMILY.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 4, 1877
special to The Gazette from Alma, Crawford county
gives the following in regard to tho Bender amily:--
George Keaor and family supposed to DO the original
family of Blenders, OF murderous fame In Kansas. were
arrested here TO day by Kansas detective who has
been shadowing them for somo time"
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FLOODS IN THE UPPER MISSOURI

SEVERAL MEN AND MANY ANIMALS DROWNED.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BISMARCK, d. T., April 4. 1877.
Tho Missouri River Is FREQ from icc at this
point The ice became gorgcd at Sbley Island and
Hooded tho river bottom lands for many miles.
Nike Caldwell, Charles Happen, William Gould and
Ed Reynolds, who were drowned in the overflow,
were buried to-day. a largo number OF cattle and
mules belonging to settlers were also drowned
W. =. McHcnry and Thomas Simpson now In hos
ptal at Fort Lincoln, wore badly frozen.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 4, 1877.
Henry Johnson who is supposed TO be tho leader OF
bind of burglars, before the commencement OF his
trial to-day sought 10 escape by descending from
window in the Court House, a distance OF forty feet
He used a small piece OF twnc had hardly PRO.
cecded four cct when II broke allowing him fail 10
the brick pavement below. When picked up johnson
was found 10 be seriously injured
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THE LOST BRIG ROANOKE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 4, 1871
William Mcguire, tho sole survivor OF tho III. iacd
Roanoke, was taken before the Board Of Underwriters
and subjected 10 u searching examination to-day.
The president Of tho Board prolcssed himself satis>
fed that the Roanoke well manned and Ia every
respect trustworthy vessel
Tho Insurance will be paid Immediately.
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ILLEGAL VOTERS ARRESTED.

Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LANCASTER, Ohio, April 4, 1877
batch Of men who charged with having voted
Illegally here in the Presidential election last fall arc
TO taken to Cincinnati appear before the United
States Court on Saturday next
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.

RoNDouT, n. ", April 4, 1877
Aspccial despatch from MorcsvlIc Dclawar ccouuty,
says tho hotel OF Crpcli Emcndori burned
this morning. and John Smith, OF Pine Hin. persisted
IN the flames. His body was found in the runs TINS
afternoon Tho loss the building and onlcnts Is
between $1,000 and $40, 900; insurance, $1,000
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FOUND DEAD.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LANCASTER, Ohio, April 4, 1877
Tho manged remains Of William A. Twigg, OF Pitts
burg, wcro found near the railroad track, at Carroll
on Tuesday.
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The issue special feature tho full
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BITTEN BY a SPITZ.
LOWELL, Mass. AprIl 4.

LOWELL. Mas, Aprl 4, 1877.
Mrs. Eliza s.rout, OF Chelmsford Ccptrc, was bitten
by spIia dog several weeks since and attacked
with hydrophobia yesterday Her sufleriDgs to-day
terrible and she cannot survive tonight
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LOUISIANA.

PAcKARDs DIFFERENTIATION TO INSIST.
New ORLEANS. April 4, 1917.
Governor Packard made speech in caucus to-day,
declaring that no would insist on his claim TO the
to the bitter end.
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Charles ". Garrigan, former clerk In the Office Of
Dodds Express, arrived IN Brooklyn yesterday IRON
Texas in tho company OF detective. About year
ago Garrgan cmbczzlcd ST. 200 from his employer and
suddenly departed for Texas where no has peacefully
resided until arrested several days Al Fort
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SCHENECTADY, N. ". April 1, 1877
The charter election held here yesterday resulted In
the election Of tho whole democratic city ticket by
tho usual majoritics. Tho republicans elected two Of
tho live Supervisors and tho democrats all tho Alder
men,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record VIII show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twcnty-iour hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year MS
indicated ny The thermometer al Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Bu,ding:--
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SALE OF A TEXAS RAILROAD.

GALVESTON, Texas, April 4, 1877.
Tho Gulf and Western Texas Railroad, OF which
slightly miles arc In operation, between Indlanola and
Cucro, sold by tho United states Marshal ycstcr.
day to Commodore Charles Morgan for SlOO, 600
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TUGBOAT ON FIRE.


PHILADELPHIA. April 4, 1877.
Tho tugboat George u. kcrfoot, the owncrsh hin OF
which has been in litigation for some time past, was
discovered TO bc on fro this evening ut Almond street
wharf. The damage VIII probably not exceed So 600
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AN INTERESTING NuMBER.

~ INTERESTING NUMBER
Afrand Lesl.s Illustrated Newspaper with cment
for this week. illustrates execution OF John d. Lee nom
photographs taken exclusively Tor Frank Lesie--Sfx
sianorayilic Flood Tho fronting season-Four
scenes. Rev Dr. Muhlt nberg. Hon William II. RAY |;
Steam Street Cars PhiladeDhia-Four views Spirit OF
Europsan PressSevcn views. Opening south Pass Mis-
ttssippi E,erFoGr views Sioux Attack upon Sick
Fall page Reception OF Mrs President Hayes, &C. 8c
Far sale by all ne wade alers.
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.


ROCHESTER,, n. ", April I. 1877.
Tho following Is tho day calendar Tor tomorrow OF
tho General Term, Supreme Court, fourth DEPART
ment;-Nos. %, 81, "a, 50, 81, ~, "a, 10l, 107.
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MIR. HALL AnRANaEs AN INTERVIEW.

LoSDoS, April 4, 1871
Yesterday the representative Of the New York Asso-
ciatcd Press who identified Mr.. A. Oakley Hall at Liv
Park, London, in company with middc-agcd
LADY,. accompanied by correspondent OF the
New York World. waited on tho person
giving tho Of Garbett" and requested an inter.
by tho World correspondent and addressed to .sMr.
Garbctt" the envelope and to Mr. A. Oakley Hall IN
side. This was forwarded by q commssonarc,
and a verbal returned. expressive
Of Mr halrs willingness 10 nee. the
writer thereof As tho result of this correspondence
the World correspondent writes London agency
OF the Associated Press this morning, follows:-I
satisfied that It is Mr.. Hall whom you have scen.n
..MI. GARRETT" DECLINES.
When tho Associated Press representative called at
Mr. Halls lodgings to-day no sent up letter asking
for an interview, or for any statement Mr. Hall might
be willing make Tho letter was addressed to "A
Oakley HAIL. and was enclosed in an enyclope ad-
dressed TO 'Mr. Garbct,." The letter was returned,
with the following Endorsement in a woman's hand
writing:-
The gentleman TO whom your envelope was ad-
dressed certainly has no concern with its enclosure
and therefore respectfully returns It, that evident
mistake may be reclacd.
Request was then mado for a personal interview
with "Mr Garbctt,' and it was refused.
THE MYSTERIOUS WOMAN
The following is a description Of the woman who
accompanied q Subtitle Hall'-
She Is about thrty-cight years OF ago. Eve feet 1--WE
inches IN height, has good figure, dark brown hair,
clear complexion, large eyes AMI largo mouth She
has a wart about Two inches below her left ear.
The woman was hero In advance OF "suthGe, /" and
undoubtedly mado all the arran gcmcns previous to
his arrival.
They lodging in ordinary apartments and the
people o, tho house evidently ignorant Of thor
identity.
THE FAMILY AND TEIENrs OF Mr.. HALL
Up to late hour last night the family OF Mr. Hail
had heard nothing IRON him. Mr.. vandcrpocl was GU.
of town, and Recorder iackct had not received any
news. That Mr.. Hail Is IN London now
seems to doubt, aud an explanation OF the
motives which induced him take the sudden step is
looked Tor with interest In conversation with nun.
Der OF gentlemen all acquainted with Mr. Han. they
stated yesterday afternoon that they had heard
Mr.. Hall talk In vague way about
book describing low life. but not
with sufficient interest to warrant tho conjecture that
he lett New York 10 prosecute such a work. Every
theory that is advanced to explain the fight OF Mr.
Hall seems inconsistent with some well known facts,
and contradictions are ever ready accompany new
explanation.
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IMMENSE SUCCESS or THE NEW LAWN GAME,
I"Vexlo.' a great improvement 'Oroquetn Patron.
iycd by the elite Sold nj all rst class book
stores. r.. !. IIORsMAN importer OF Games, and ~
William a., n. y Send stamp Tor descriptive pres ~
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.

A.-BENNErT BUILDING.
fIREPHOOF
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON SITS.
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS,
LAWYERS, sASKEunssi A hs6 , FSE orrrors
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
SEND FOR GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP II
troubled with eruption an abrasion Of the skin.
PERJURY
The statutes Of the land explicit concerning this
crime mild Is the action OF DR. PERcK's PLEasASI
PuRArrvE PELLrTs that having used them has
suffered from purgery.
A TWENTY-FIVE CENT BOTTLE OF POR
TEa's CouGH BALsAs viii relieve your Cough. Trvit
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
the very best 81: be finished easily
ming handk erchiet 623 broadway.
LADIES' MISSES, GENTLkMEN's AND BOYS
Doors, SHors. GATHERS Patronixo MILLER A CO., $40
Broadway domestic building.
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC FORTlFlES THE
system against extremes OF heat and cold.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING AN
JOHN MATTHEWS. LIST Az and 18th st. city.
TRUSsES, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, ABDOMINAL
BELTS &c "sErLEYs HARD RuBBER TRrssEsn ight,
COOL ANY, used In bathing always reliable Establish
ments-i347 Chestnut ST. rhiiadel and $50 Broad
way, New York Correct adjustment spe ialty.
WIGS, TouPEEs.- &C. RAUCHFUss, PRACTICAL
Wig Maker. switches Curtis lnyisibes. Bandsaux. ~ East
18th ST. near Broadway.
So HATS, 81 30 SPECIALITY, FINE DERBYs,;
SILK Hats. SIS So worth So ID New Church st. W stsira
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AN INTERVIEW OBTAINED.
Restless and Purposeless in Lon
don Lodgings.
"A BROKEN DOWN MAN. "
The Mystery OF His Departure
Unexplained.
lBY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK WORLD


LONDON, April all M
have this evening had protracted interview with
A. Oakley Hall, who occupies lodgings In tho
ncighborhood Of Notting-Hl Gate, u cheap locality
made up OF small houses mainly, beyond Kensington
ana toward Norwood Scrubs and Kensai Green the
quiet cemetery ofwhich latter district lie buried many
OF tho clever actors and lively OF letters with whose
names and works Dir. Hall familiar and with
whom. In their lifetime and in his better days. he
would have been delighted associate. Though
geographically at the West End OF London it Ia
socially far west that may almost be
SAID to havo round again and be-
como east Tho region has not OF course, tho
desoiatc appearance and pauper population Of Spiia-
fields and Bcthnal Green, but It Is mostly inhabited
by small houscholdcrs. In ono OF tho poorest OF
these houses Mr.. Hall has had his lodgings since he
reached London. last Saturday. They to have
boon secured for him by previous arrangcment-pcr.
haps even before he left New York.
After the receipt OF your telegram asking that Mr.
Hail. II in London, should be seen and positively den
titled, called at the Office Of III. New York Associated
Press and the address OF passenger by the
steamer Victoria who had been followed by tho press
agent to tho house Noting Hill Gate telcgrophed
you yesterday called at this place, and. sending in
u note, addressed the outside TO .sMr. Garbett"-
tho namo under which Mr. Hall now goes In his odg-
ings-but on the inside to Mr.. Hall himself received
a verbal message from Mr.. Hall expressing his willing
ness to SEQ mo at any time Early this morning q
note came TO mo in Mr.. HaIl's own interchangeable
which am perfectly Misunderstanding hts perfect
Willingness to see me at any time.
This evening, therefore, l called and was met by
Mr.. Hall IN his rooms. We had a long interview,
but he absolutely refuses 10 make any explanations
whatever 10 hts motives in leaving New York
undor such extraordinary circumstances, and seems
altogether at sea as to his future plans. He is
evidently very much broken in mind and body, and
says that no only desires rest and peace. Tho
general details Of conversation not at liberty
publish, but venture suggest is now only
charity an utterly broken to say as little more
about him as possible.
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1876. 1871.
METEOROLOGICAL PREDICTIONS.


Average temperature Tor corresponding dato last
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 397.
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II.
The Of the land explicit concerning this
crime mild Is the action OF DR. PIERcKs PLEasAxI
PuRGArrvE PELLrTs that having used them has
SUI cred IRON
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SEND FOR GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP II
troubled with eruption abrasion of the skin.
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, black or brown, SOC.
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS,
the best six 81; be finished easily
mil Ia Jkerch Brnnd