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The New York herald., 1877-11-13
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pool. and Ameriqus tor Havre, will sail from this
port on Wednesday.
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hall past nine A. ~, anu Tor France direct at ten
O'Clock A. ~
Tng NKw YORK HERALp-Edton for Europe-will
DC ready at hall past eight O'Clock In tho morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers tor mailing six cents.
THE PUBLIC NO LONGER LACKS A GENUINE
remedy Tor skin dseasea The article Is oLEsss SULPHUR
iLIs Han asD wursxKa Drs." black brown. sos
A-No MORE DEATH FROM THE SEWER
AN IMPORTANT INvENrIoN-ruE BOWER SEWER
GAS rRAr-A DEVICE WHICH THE HEALTH OF
EVERY CITY DEMANDS
It's seldom that public 10 called simple
Jet effective than Mr. Bowerof cevs-
land Ohio whose the absolute prevention Of
bach foul air from commcnds issefss
glance. tho positive repeated
performs MI that claimed for it, How many
dwellings and sleeping apartments peceptlby aud
pereep,bly pollaee BY from through the
waste pipes Of ba,hubs, sinks aud washstands
though supposed to bo by the ordinary sps
arc until the effects developed
through Illness The attention oi tho
G wny S ss,..s ns na 70 tug as, ~ Io
that been occasionsa the populations oil large
offered 6y Mr Bower are beyond eacularon This sewer
VA vs hollow The trap proper siass enabling
~. observer 10 watch its action when occasion requires
he waste yre At any pom, o rs perpenaena length rh:
pemeates about OF diameter floating ball
pressing against IS mouth IN manner acwng nothing TO
The hrmer the bal. arains. the open pipe
above tho outlet from the sns basin aud II conse.
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Average temperature yesterday. ........... 81 4
Average temperature FOR corresponding date last
ysar................... ............ 49,
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CONTRADICTORY REPORTS FROM PARIS,
LONDON, Nov. Ii, 1877.

CONTRADICTORY REPORTS FROM PARIS.
LONDON, Nov. Ii, 1877.
special from Paris yesterday says =
1T is reported here this afternoon that the
Pope is dead.
1.-The report obtained credence in conse-
quence of the unsatisfactory character Of the
latest reports Of his condition"
A statement in the Figaro probably gave
rise to the rumor.
contradict the above, and says:-"Intelli-
gence from Rome denies the rumor of tho
Pope's death and says his condition is not
aggravated"
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Evening star., 1877-08-16
The MarkeA

BALTiAoEs, August S.-tneinia sizes, old, 30,
do deferred 5, 40. consolidated, Oh, do. secOud
seri.s, ~. North Carolina sizes old, II bid 70 day
Sugar dull snd steady, IO1ssl0<.
BALTIMORE, august le0oUton Quiet-nidd ing,
lss. fiour fairly active and unchanged. Wheat,
Itho sull aid lJwer, western Quiet and easier
southerB red, good 20 prIme. l.xsl ~; do. amber,
4lsl.i3; No. western winter red spot, 90,
August, 3, 60. September, s. n; steamer, .:
Corn, southern quiet and easer, western quiet asd
steady-soutbesn white, 6Ss6s; Do. yellow, 59sSo;
western mixe. spot and August, 5SA sss'4, Septem-
ber. 5s-I, steamer, SASSY Oats Gull aud stead,-
southern pI ime, sew, s2As3; western ~nite, new /,
J0as3. Rye nrmer, 65s6S Hay unchanged. Pro
visions quiet Pork, l50al5.s5 Bulk near, 10 sse-
shOulsors. 81; clear NIB sides, IN packed. o.ssk-
BscUn-e5oulders, Z, clear rib side. :. Ha0s, l2a
Is. Iard-renned, 10. Butter unchanged. P.lr0leuIs
ncmiDaily ntm-I-cruoe, IL; y husd, Il slsa
q. lice unchanged. Whisky nfmer, R. ksc-ipts-
Flour, 2&1 heat. 57EO1; corn. 81 30. oa.s, so;
Iye, &c. aiepa-nts-N hes.. = ~. corn, 8 D.
ckw lORk, August 10 -otccks buoy ant E0ury.
u. aud 3 Golc. H5a. Exchange, long, sot: sSort,
<S. Governments lria.
NEw YOEk, August 6 -FiouT ssll aud heavy
W heat, pot dull sEc heavy, futures lower. Corn
- c. nj lower.
LoNDoS, Aueus, l6, l2:B .. m.-Consols. eJ IS
for b IN mnnea and the account. g. = b. dr, is .,
lO7; new hvss, l07S. Lris railway, So. New York
Central, y3. Illinois Central. -
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WATERING PLACES.
New Sea Side Resort

OCEAN CITY, Md, August 10, 1877.
Editor Sdr:-Attention has been called TO
Il is new sea side resort i'm some OF the Wash
il gton papers, but certa N facts have not been
y esented which may be interesting TO
lerge class of our citizens who are anxious
10 enjoy little pure sea air and the luxury
of sea bathing without being compelled 10
Craw too largely upon their purses in these
times of finahcial distress. FIRST, then, the
thy "a thing of the future) is laid out upon
q strip OF land on The E8si Shore of Mary
land, fronting the broad ocean, with Sin4-
IuXent bay In the rear, which extends some
eighty TO d hundred miles In length, abodnd-
ing IN hsh, clans, &c. &c, and "A delightful
ocean. A young steamer is one of the tx
lures oD this bay, which makes her daily
low the prospective city. There are no better
facilities Tor bathing on the Atlantic coast.
Tie long strip of land was purchaset some
years since by Mr.. Bens sop, former prOprle-
tor of the National Hotel of Washington.
who was accustomed 10 spend a portion OF
the season here ia hunting du, ks and other
game, of which there is now superabuud-
aDce AT er hls death, stephen Taber, esq
OF ong Island, New YORK. purchased the
land, and is now the owner of most of it.
Taele aIe three hotels, the Atlantic, which
VIII accommodate some four hundred guests;
he Sea Side House, and the Ocean House,
ac, on Iuodating some one hundred and fifty
10 two hundred. These hotels have been
crowded beyond their "a paciJy during come
range from 10 To- el25O per week. There are
also accommodate Ous to be h al at the cot
Iage oi Mr.. john q. ASTes, who has enter
tanned quite "a number of WaShilgtonians.
HIS charge Is - per week ArraIgr rmeuts
have been made to erect TWO other hotels OF
large dimensions, and Mr.. Taoer also pro-
pose to build large house more parGicu-
larly Tor lie accommodation of Washing on
guests, provided VI rs Benson. who formerly
supeIintended the National Hotel, aud now
resides IN Washington, will consent TO take
charge of IL.
To get here now, you leave Baltimore at
p m. by steamer, and land at CrIsieid early
next morning, and arrive here by cars IN
time Tor an early break fast. Tickets for the
round "Trip 81, good for the season. Wash
iLgton is nearer Ocean City than Baltm
Our ste amers carry passengers from Wash
irgtOn TO Point Lookout and return for $50
o -. Cris6eid is directly opposite Point
Lookout, only twenty five to thirty miles
across the bay, and Certainly arrangements
could be made to furnish season tickets from
WahhiI gton TO Ocean City and return for
S5. T.. l. 3.
Evening star., 1877-08-16
Marshnll's.'' On the Potomac.

ST. GEokGE's HOTEL, Piney Point, Md
August IL, 1871. s
Etitor S'dr: This hotel, often spoken OF as
Narshall's, is sometimes cOnfounded w tn
Marshall Hail. which every one knows as a
place for excursions, while this is a summer
resort about twelve miles from the mouth of
the river; consequently we have salt water
bathing. so properly speaking :" Marshalfs'
is The "St Georges hotel, Mr.. X j. Marshall
proprietor" The hotel faces south; on one
side lies the broad Potomac, on the other the
st. Georges river. Our table Is supplied with
all salt water products, oysters being not
OILY fresh daily, but at every meal, while
vegetables and fruit are In abundance. A
great many come to Piney Point on the
"Su e." and then take carriages or sail-bOats
TO "Marshall's." The Vanderbilt" has been
stopping here for several sundays, and nei-
ther regular guests or eXcursionists find any
fault
Evening star., 1877-08-16

THE LABOR PARTY IN OHrO-d COarela-
tiog, Called for the 2ih-The executive com
mittee appointed al the workingmen's meet
ing in Columbus, Saturday night, have
adopted a resolution: "Tnat the working
men Of the different wards and townships
elect delegates In the usual manner, 10 meet
in convention at Columbus on the 2ith day
OF August. for the purpose of nom mating n
county ticket" The committee has issued q
long address. II denounces the financial
lion sufficient for the business needs OF the
country; srraigns both parties for a betrayal
OF trust and q volstion OF duty 10 the people,
inssmuch as they failed 10 build up our
ruined commerce, and have imposed uu-
necessary and oppressive duties, increased
the salaries OF officials and reduced the
wages OF workfngmen, and have legallzed
convict labor, bringing the inmates Of our
prisons in competition with the honorable
laboling citizen; imperatively demand the
taxation OF United States bonds, and their
pay ment In the same currency received by
people, the repeal OF the national banking
act, and the issuing OF currency direct from
the United States Treasury; the remonetixa-
tlon OF silver, the expansion OF the currency
sumcient for the demands OF business, the
repeal OF the resumption act aud reduction
OF the number OF all federal and state ON
ciale. The address closes by saying: 1--WE
nave nothing TO hope for from existing par
ties, as they have never been In sympathy
with labor. Promises have been made only,
TO be broken, and our only hope lies In nited
ard harmonious organization Irrespective OF
party ties or party faith"
Evening star., 1877-08-16

ToOMBS CHALLENG ED.-A very lively
little row was raised in the com N ttee of re-
vision on Monday evening. Wnen some
question involving the rights of railro ads TO
arrange ali arbitrary lreIsnt tariff was up,
Mr.. TOOmbs challenged the votes Of those
members OF The committee who We're stock
holders in the railroads, saying that they
should not be allowed to vote upon a ques
ton involving heir interest. In issuing this
challenge he called Col. Matthews, of Ogle
thrOp., by name. This brought that gentle
man promptly to his feet, and he let fiy a
sort OF verbal shOul Ter hitter at Mr.. Toombs.
He repellCd most scOrnfully the insinuation
that his vote could be influenced by his re
cuniary inter sts and gave Mr.. Tooinbs some
very hard Language, proposing among other
things OF an accommodating nature, "thSt
h. was willing and really to meet that gen.
tleman whenever, wherever and however he
desired" Mr.. Toomos stated that he simply
m sde a l-gal objection to the casting OF q
vote by parties interested in the decision.
Thus has the possible shedding of gore been
averted and very promising tussle nippe3
in the bud. The matter was, we learn, ad-
justed pleasantly yesterday evening in the
committee room.-[ atlanta Constitution, Au-
Ollst Sfh,
Evening star., 1877-08-16


DhthNbR bRIkN. WRITE SULPHUR SRT~Gs.
Aueusi i5.-since the arrival OF th.. baifalion
OF virginia militia. which has been in at
iehcsnce on the lee Monument hall The
Eegfo servants snd walters here nupnh.rIns
some Tour hundred. have been eNcs,,iinsly
insCoordinate and insoleuf 20 q degre.a fhst
was almost oyerbesrtng. The grossest in
suits were offered by the negro waters oths
soldlerS N the dining room. and sooner than
wall upon the latter the negroes have been
Threatening TO ''strike." To night this furbu-
congregation of a mob OF over two hundred
blacks in front OF the hotel They began
cursing, yelling and hooiing at every soldier
they saw, aud - hlocksded the front en-
trance Of the hotel that ingrcss or egress was
lmpossible. Taey went 50 far GS 10 dare the
toiolCrS 10 meet them. ard were ofherW Sc
rloious and diSUrderly. Many 81 them we're
drunk, and nearly ali had ~'ubs Ia their
hands. At this tunciure n detacnmeHf of SOL
diers were brought fIom camp q clear the
entrance To the hotel. The negtoaS we're
ordered 10 diSHerS~. but they stub bornly
refused, and a. VAS rot until the soldiers
charged bayonets aud advanced that they
moved away. The body OF the mob retreata1
10 dark portion of the lawn, where they set
up yells of defiance. rrod some dozen n Stol
shots and created general alarm soon
afierward they retreatet in the direction OF
the Chesapeake aud Ohio depot, where they
are reported 10 have he'd a meeting and
resolved mot 10 wait upon a damned
soldier TO morrow" The bar was promptly
Closed at the beginning, and Colonel John
son, Of the 1t Virginia. held the troops I'm
camp ready to Quell any outbreak upon the
call Of Governor Matthews. OF West Nir-
gina, who II here. All IL quiet az midnight.
Evening star., 1877-08-16
THE RIO GRANDE BORDER.
A Demonstration by a Mexican Com.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, August 15.-Col.
Price, at Ringgoid Barracks, telegraphs that
the Mexican forces at Mier, upward two
hundred In number, marched down TO
Csmargo, arriving last night. Tney are
under Col. Estrada. Tney lost eleven men
by sunstroke and three have since died.
Besides these troops the Mexican force
opposite Ringgold barracks is being aug
mented by volunteers. This looks as IL the
Mexicans either intended or expected inva-
sion. The department commander has di-
ricted all inform alton to be turned over to
the judge OF district court, who Is, under the
eXtraditOn treaty, the party to demand the
extradition OF the raiders, as the matter
ceases TO be military affair. II is hard 70
say what Col. Estrada is making forced
marches and killing of his men for.
lndian Fight I'm Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, August 16.-A special de-
spatch to the Galveston NeUs reports the oc.
currence Of a fight in Mexico recently, be
tween the KickapOo and Lipan Indians,
in which II Lipans were killed.
The Greasers Gathering.
Mexican troops are concentrating at Ca
margo, opposite Rfnggold barracks.
Mexican Cattle Thieves
A special despatch from Fort Clark to the
same paper says that Mexican cattle thieves
drove I56 head OF cattle across the r % Grande
ON the I4th instant.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

PRESIDENT HAYES IN FAVOR OF CANA
DA's INDIAN POLICY.-A dIspatci fro n OF
tawa, Canada, says: The commission ap-
pointed by The United States government 70
proceed 10 Fort Walsh will be afforded every
facility for making treaty with Sitting
tiOn with his tribe. While in Washington
lately Hon. w. Mills fully explained to
President Hayes the Canadian system OF
dealing with Indicns. The President ex-
pressed his intention of adopting a sim;la
line OF policy, and give the management OF
the outposts to experienced army officers and
do away altogether with agents. Ths Cana
dian Indians of the Northwest are fiercaly
jealous of the advent OF hostile Sioux, and il
s feared may at any time make war upon
them IL their removal is not secured. II is
d ans about 10 be adopted by President
Hayes will bring about the with travail OF
American Indians from the Caua1iau terri
tOIy.
Evening star., 1877-08-16
The Dental Congress.
COMBINING BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.
Especial Correspondence Of The Stdr.l
OAKLAND HOTEL

OAKLAND HOTEL,
OAKLAND, Md, August II, 1S1T.}
Evening 0Stdr:-AccOrding to promise 1 send
you a sketch of the first days proceedings of
the three dental bodies meeting here. These
consist mainly ofsteps preliminary to work
as an address Of welcome by DIR. Nelson, OF
Maryland; addresses by the three presidents,
DIR. Atkinson of New York, DR.. Ford OF GeOr-
gia, and DR.. Hunt of Washin ngtOn city. By
the way, YOU ought 10 see how well the three
bodies get along when they I'uu together. To-
day they got all the machinery in order and
to morrow Will go regularly TO work rea ling
and discussing papers on anatomy, ply ysiolO-
gy, HISTOLOGY, pathology, &c, &c, a thor
uugh knowledge of these subjects being now
IIactice of dentistry. TIE labors of the day
being over, tie members repair to- the hot
u enjoy the society IF the ladies', many .f
III EN- having been accompanied by their
wives and daughters; or each others com
pany, Tor they seem TO be a set of jolly good
fellows, having as much fun together as q
party OF doctors, lawyers, or preachers. All
wno have come 10 this meeting over the
4 q. K. r. will take a day train on their re-
turn, SO as to have another view of the mag
nGcent scenery OF the mountains through
which the road runs between Cum berlanI
and This pace.
SECOND DAY.
August 15-At tV days proc 'eiings SCI
eItifc paper was read by DIR. Stkinson, Of
New York, president OF the American Den
tai A. sociaiiOn, on embryOlOgy, which was
discussed by Drs. Taft, of Cincinuati; s.
w waterman, {. X. Evans, j. j. Caldwell and
X Finley Hunt. Of Washington; and J. K.
Walker of New Orleans. A clinic was held
by Drs Coy and Waters, OF Baltimore. At
the afternoon session DIR. COrrydOu Palmer,
OF New York, gave a number of examples OF
the application of various substances. DR..
Walker, Of New Orleans, read a paper by
Prof. Mclean on treatment OF exposed nerve
pulps, which was discussed by Drs. Ford and
Taft. A paper on operative dentistry was
given by DR.. Coy, OF Baltimore. Among the
arrivals are Drs. + b. Winder, E. p. Keech
A. p. Gore and s. f. Busey, of Baltimore; G..
b. Welch ard ID. II. GOOdnO, of Washington;
and c. +. Kells, of New Orleans.
STARGAZRR.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

man named Schlutter, employed by the
Pan Handle Railroad company, was found
near the round house at COlu mbus, Olio,
Sunday morning in an unconscious cOndi-
tion. He had a terrible bruise on his right
cheek and temple, which looks as II 1t hai
been made with q club. His face was 30
swollen that 1t was impossible to tell whether
the skull was fractured or not. Schlutter
was employed as a switchman, and stood by
the railroad company during the late strike.
1t is believed that the blow was inflicted by
a wOuld-be assassin, and the fact that
Schlutter was not robbed adds weight to this
suspicion. The injured man now lies in q
precariOus condition.
Evening star., 1877-08-16
The Caledouian Association

ALBANY, ~. Y, August l6.-At the meet
ing Of the North American Unite1 Caledo-
nian Association held here. the proposition
to amend the bylaws 20 that call competi-
TOTS al annual games must be members o,
the Caledonian clubs or socleties. ana NO
honorary member shall have the right TO
compete In the games of any club" was,
aner . lengthy discussion, defeated. TIE
at jersey City, N. ]. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected Is foliows: President, J..
k. Meclntyre, St. Caihsrines, Ont; 1st vice
~. J.; ID vice president, CHIEF Fsin, Ham
titon, Ont; secretary, Geo. Dertram, Phila-
delphia; essletanf secretary. Robet Hmdr1c,
Albany, y. r.; treasureg, Tbomo Waddell,
Ptt1Uton, Pa
Evening star., 1877-08-16
RIOIOUs oNsrRATuONs BY
MINERS

WlLkEsRARKE, PA. August IA very
serious dcmoDStrai iOn was made to-day by
body 81 miners numbering 500 or 60. who
marched tO several coilieties ia this vicinity
belonging TO the Delaware and N udson COM
pany, violently asS6ilei The engineers who
we're working TIE pumps and drove them
away. The fires were drawn aud other things
done 10 put an efectual stop on pump ng the
mines. As soon a> IoSSi bic word as sent
to ,he sheriff. iD this CITY. Who subspl luently
called On Colonel BOnnefou. OF the ltin veie-
ran regiment, who detailed three companies
10 accompany the sEerin 10 the scene of
a. Q trouble. TIE soldiers marched away at
once, and To night stroug guards are sta
TONED at every colliery whore the pumps
were stopped. Tht r. are minors about that
mob element VIII su ieavpT 10 fuEI,eu the
military away tonight. In conversation
Win several leading operators here % day
II was aScertalntd tust 900 cumprom So with
the miners VIII b. mH le al present. They
must 81 % work al thp old wages or remain
IDLE. Farmers in from the country to-day
report that they are alarmed a. the recent
demands ihai have been made u ,,pn them for
provisions. lHleSS These depre.l Tons arc
suppressed there viii be trouble Ia the agri-
cultural districts.
Evening star., 1877-08-16
Military ENcurstontsts.

LONG BRAsCH, August lb.-Ine list Con-
this morning. The regiment numbers so
men. They left Hartford last evening after
taking lunch at the United States hotel. A
full dress parade was held on the front lawn,
after which they departed al O'Clock for
New York on a special train.