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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
DOMESTIC NEWS.
CREED MOOR.
Tho Team Wake an Average Of ZOO.
IHnat.lal tn The Dem nnrat1

UnnispMuoH. L. l.. Sept. Lin the practice
shooting to-day Arms and Selph made d total
sof a07 each, The latter dropping In two goose
eggs aiynn made I'M, and Eyrich 1879. Man
ming did not shoot. The range. IL kept rcd
hot now by the various competitors, and we
yst only two days practice during the week.
kfaage to-day, 200 T. q.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
The PRESIDENT. Policy In Maine.

RocKnANp, Me-, septa.t. The Knox county
Republican Convention laid on the table the
resolution of confidence In and approved Of
the course Of President Hayes, but approved
his efforts for the promotion Of the harmony
and peace of the country. economy and faith
fulness In every department of the govern
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
THE Places Talkcn i,y the Turks,

LONDON Sept. 1.-Reuter's Shumla dis
patch says: The fighting lasted nine hours.
The positions carried by the Turks on the
right bank Of the Lom are Telibeler, Spahilar
and karrahassauler.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
The cotton Trade of Memphis.

& MEMPHIS, Sept. 1.-The annual cotton state
ment published here this morning shows that
the total cotton receipts Of Memphis for the
past year 3si,35s bales; shipments, 3S4,069;
stock, $500: net receipts 1S76-77, 3s4,35S
through cotton, 7,694; gross receipts, 4o2, ,052.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02

Mr.. u. L. Nayra, whose large China palace
has already attracted the attention of the whole
country by the elegance of display, is still not
satisfied. but intends to eclipse its former spIen
DOR and left for the North Yesterday via the
for the fall trade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.--E. l.. Davenport. the
well known actor, died shortly before moor
to-day. #t his residence in Canton. Pa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02

HARLAN, Sept. Capt Erskine, Of Her
Majesty $ ship Eclipse, has succeeded in cap
xnring three of the Benoit brothers, who muir
sicreh Capt Ridout and crew of six, who
vereshipwrebed near Bonne Bay last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
The New TELEGRAPH. Rates

New YORK, Sept. 1.-The new schedule
adopted by the Western Union Telegraph
Company goes into effect next week. To New
Orleans the rates have been raised to dollar
and II quarter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
The Russians Change Their Position.

LONDON, Sept. LA telegram from Err
zeroum states that the Russians have changed
their position, and are now between the Turk
sh army and Alexandrople
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
CREEDyTOO


Especial Correspondence N. O. Democrat
HEMpsTEAp l.. l.. August 25. 1877.
The Crescent Team arrived here on Monday
the 2oth inst. We are Just seven miles from
Creedmoor, and only a few minutes ride from
there. The range IL lovely. and we hope to be
able to roll up some big scores Monday and
Tuesday next. Last Monday Eyrich and Arms
went to Creedmoor to get the elevation.
EYRtCH LED OFF
with bulls eye and Arms had the white disc
also on the second shot On Tuesday Selph
made clean score at 800 yards. On Wednesday
1t was our misfortune to strike fearful fish tail
wind, which made 1t hard work to keep on the
target: one of the American Team said 1t was
the worst day we would have this time Of the
year. The following are the two days scores:
Dudley Seiph .........-.. POI 2o64o7
VIM Arms, .1Ds 204-4o2
r G. Esrich 1Bi t77-361
John Glynn. III 1884
T. i. Manning ..........-.-.t.+ lib 1882
Jno. X. Renaud ...et.-......-.---.. .1s3 163--3i6
| Monday we cannot get the range only for a
couple of hours. we will, therefore. shoot only a
| few shots at each range. The next practice
days are next Tuesday and Wednesday, when
| hope to telegraph you some big scores made by
| the team.
| The British team arrived day on the City Of
| Richmond, making the trip from Liverpool in
| eight days. Ihe directors Oh the National fllte
Association. with few members Of the ANA
teur Club, Crescent City team and few other
guests went out to meet them, on board the
Nelson P. Hopkins. We sighted the vessel as
soon as we were outside the Narrows. and after
q short chase we came alongside. A salute of
about twenty guns was fired before reaching
her, and after taking the team on board we
steamed UP the harbor. The British team and
the rifemen on board were invited into the
cabin by the
| HON. N. p. STANTON, PRESIDENT
of the National Rifle Association, where he well
coined the team to our shores. After the espeech-
ing champagne eorks popped and toasts were
drank all around They are quartered at Gar
den City. beautiful little village about three
miles from here. The DEMOCRAT Of the 2ist has
just come In, and drop this to read it.
GUS.
In addition to the above and to the special
telegram in another column, we have been
furnished with the following telegram giving
the score made yesterday:
HEMPsTEAD, L. T.. Sept. /, 1877.
M. Wonderland, 1876 Common ST.
| Scores of team Selph 207 with two misse
Arms, DOT: Giynn, 1877 Eyrich, 159. Average 200
frao'''9 again iu7So"S anu in'fSVn Wn ARMS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
Rainfall i'm New Orleans for the Year
Ending August 81, 1877.

F. Finley Morrison the celebrated renovator
and repairer of cloths has temporarily removed
to ITO Thala street. near Coliseum. south side.
Give him call.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
A Change i'm Erie.

NEW YoRK. Sept. 1T is said that Jewell
of the Erie road, is about to retire, and will be
succeeded by Daniel E. Siekles
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
A. susucus,on uridwe tsu,cIde

NIAGARA Fails, Sept, DR. l.. M. Stein, OF
New York city, committed suicide this even-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
A Russian Reconnaissance.

LONDON Sept. 1.-Osman Pasha reports re-
connoissances In force from Plevna, In one Of
which 100 Russian cavalry were killed near
Tlichad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02

CINCINNATI, Sept. There is no change
in the cigar makers strike beyond eombi-
nation of all the manufacturers to stop unless
the strikers return to work. This move Is to
prevent the unemployed giving aid to the
strikers
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
A Change of Position.

LONDON, Sept. LA Reuter- telegram from
Erzeroum reports that the Russians have
changed their positions with view to safety.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
Rrirl,am,s Funeral.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. brigham Young
will be buried Sunday. Ten apostles will be
present; two of them are in Europe. An
early selection of a successor to Brigham is
not expected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
Death of Mann brinO.

DETROIT Sept. IA special to the Detroit
Nears says that Mambrino, the celebrated
stallion owned by Mr.. Foster, of Flint, Mich,
died this morning. He was the first stallion
thai ever trotted in 2-20, and was valued
sst $3e.000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
The seryian army.

LONDON, Sept IA Reuter- telegram from
Belgrade says: Prince Milan has issued or
ders de batntlle to the Servian army.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
n. l.. pavenport.s Condition.

New York, Sept. IA special from Canton,
Pa, says that Il. l.. Davenport is still alive
but In q critical condition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02

LONDON, Sept. ELIAS @iashill a cotton
spinner of Mellor and Chapel Enlefrith, has
Failed. Liabilities estimated at $305,O0O.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
RIVER NEWS.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 1.-The Glencoe, which has
heeu agrond at Osceola bar since yesterday
morning, passed down tonight.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
Gen. TasitIeben.

BUCHAREST Sept. 1.-Gen. Todtleben, the
great Russian engineer who planned the de-
fenses OF Sebastopol, has arrived here.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02

Call and see if McCioskey's restaurant. No. 20
st Charles street, has not the finest oysters at
90 cents per dozen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02

IL You want an old suit made oyer almost as
good as new or new one in the latest fasaion- :.
caIl on f. Finley Morrison. IT2 Thala STREET.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
An English Strike.
Failed.

LONDON, Sept. IA strike OF 10000 opera
tives commenced at Bolton yesterday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02
Dase WaII,
A TEXAS FIRE.

New YpHK, Aug. 3i.-Hartfords 6, Louis
viles 0.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02

Mcfaoskev's restaurant No. 10 St. Charles
streef is furnishing board at ST per week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-17
from the table and placed on the caIss

from the table ana placea on sno u.'os
dar. ~ 81 e 81
were suspended, and House Bill No. l9l,
ga biltmaking appropriations 81 pubic
money topay members eudofficdse 81 she
Legislature, and for salaries, OF the Officers
of Che EcSesnment,in pursuance OF the 4zd
section OF the 9Th article Of the Constitu.
tion.n on second reading, was taken up
for consideration, amended and ordered
to a third reading. 49,. rE -
House Bill No. 1Ss IAN act snen9
ing and re enacting sections ], 2, ., 4 Q
and IL of the act passed April IL, 1873,
entitled IAN act to amend and rs enact
the school law of the State" coming
up on q second reading, on motion OF Mr..
| Hall, the bill was laid on the table. /,
House Bill No. 65, "a bill to provide
for the working of the convicts in the
penitentiary," coming up on SECOND
reading, was amended and ordered to
third reading. .7.' sIhI.
House Bill No. lS9, IAN act amend
ing and re.enacting sections 2, 3, 6sht
Is OF the act passed April IL, lS7SZenti
tied San act 10 amend and re-enact tn
school law of the Sta g." was taken iron
the table for consideration on sscon'
reading.
On motion of Mr.. Steadman, tn
House adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-17


Conspicuous among the highest ex-
amples OF success which the present CEN
tury can show is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. The record of It's triumphs over
disease is to be traced In the written
acknowledgements OF thousands who have
experienced its beneficent effects, and the
evidence of It's popularity is to be found In
the va and growing demand for the
article in North and South America,
Mexico, Guatemala, the West lndles'
Australia and Europe. The reasonsfor It's
UNPARALLELED success are cogent ones. The
accumulated evidence OF nearly thirty
years shows that 1t is a certain remedy Tor
malarial disease, as we'll as its surest pre-
ven,ive; that 1t eradicates dyspepsia, con-
stipation, liver complaint and nervous
ness, counteracts o tendency 10 govt, rheu-
matlsm, urinary and uterine disorders,
that IL i'm parts vigor TO the feeble, anu
cheers the mind while IL invigorates the
body.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-17
DIED..

BIsHOP-On Thursday, February 18th.
1871. JOHN ssHoP, aged ~ years. ~ ..r!t
Funeral from the residence of c. NJ.
Coen, Esq, Penn street, Island, on Sunday
February 18th, at ~ O'Clock p. n. Friends
respectfully invited to attend. Interment
at Mt. Wood cemetery.
BUSHFIELD-On Friday, at u O'Clock;
noon, LYDIA N, widow 1.-THE late Samuei
B. Bushfi Id, in the 69th year OF her age.
Funeral to moro (sunday0 at2o'clock
p. NJ, from the residence of ]. Il. Good NO.
o Fifteenth street. Friends Of the deceased
are invited to attend. Interment at Green
wood.
TSfop a N ri cOny %
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-17
coxeut Reasons for Grand success

standard copy.l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-17

:. P. +. A. 0. M. G..
yu,HE MEMBERS OF THE MARDIGR
n society win meet at ill3 Main street,
30 THIS EVENING AT $50 O'CLOCK.
pa tties having bills a7ainst the Society
win please SEND them in. BY order Of
tebl6q brunrbE az-a .r-.r - N' =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-17
sHERIFF's SALE.

In the County Court OF Ohio county:
Maurice Curran.
VS..
Moses Ray and AUGUST Heimberger.
BY virtue OF an execution issued in the
alb I'VE entitled causs, and 10 me directed,
l have levied upon ami will proceed TO
sell to the highest and best bidder, ON
Tuesday. March 6. 1877. commencing
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door of the
Court House of Ohio county, West Vlr-
ginia, the following personal property,
to-w wit:
seven Cows, three bay Horses, two hay
Horses, one gray Mare, one two year old
Colt.
And on MONDAY, the sih day Of March,
1877, on the farm OF Moses hay. In Ohio
county. at 10 o'clock A. N,
One Hog, one Kirby Mower, one Sprlng
Wagon, one Tanning Mill, one Lon Hill
side Plow, one Center Lever Plow.
febl3t GEO. X. TINGLE, z. &C.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-17
COUNTY NOTICE.

n Office IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Bonds az Ohio county numbered Ia,
e. So. III, l6a, l6s, lee and ao6 have been
drawn, and the same will be paid at the
Bank of Wheeling on the nrst dag OF
March, 1877, and Interest on said bonds
will cease from that date.
JOHN BAfHA,
President OF Board OF Commissioners for
Ohio county. feblss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHSGrOS, Friday, Jan. IL, 1877
In the State of NewYork there are 1904
Indians living upon nine reservations bearing the follow
ing names: Cattaraugus, Aleeany. Cornplanter on
spriug Tonawanda, Tuscarora, Oneida, onondaga ana
ST Regis. All the Indians remnants OF the old SIX Ma
tons TLey disproyng the theory that to "ivize an
Indian is to extermDate him; for instead of Diminishing
In numbers they are slowly increasing. The population
AT the enumeration last Fail was 10 more thaD year
before There 81 schools on the reservations hep
reseutgtyes of all the six tribes were IN Washington
few DAYS ago looking after their business relations VII"
the Government.
Republican Representatives from Illinois DO
not regard Senator Logan hopeless They DOUBT
whether Judge TrnmbuIl can command solid Demo
cratic support II Logan get two votes from either
she handful OF Inde penden,s from tho Democrats hc
can win. Ia is thought possible that some
viii prefer him ~ Trumbu and the feeling eailst ut
Latter among the Republicans ~ SAID 10 De 30 bIohg th
a. an cannot he elected IL is believed that sOnn OF
them may unite with the Democrats IN support o. SOME
party like Marshall OF Roins' ~ In order 10
defeat the movement Of the Republicans
Delegate Cannon says that the people OF Utah have
nretty much recovered from the excitement occasoned
by the poygany prosecutions aud have settled down
into the comfortable conviction that the Federal GOV
srument does not intend TO persecute Them iiItne
Mr. CInnou SAYS the Mormons regard the present Ieri
tral objects flr-mInded men, who are not o1ose"
10 give the people any needless Toupie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
REPORTS ABOUT FREDERICK MAY.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 12.-The American to-day
Jaws the interest in the BennettAay duel is passing
away and that /" with the exception OF cotere OF
friends Of the May family at the Maryland Club, no one
appears TO care very much whether they fired
their plstols into the air riddled one an
other with bullet boles" 1t adds: :" 1t seems
almost certain that Mr.. Frederick May ai'er
the duel went to Wilmington, DEL and from there, IN
accordance with the advice OF friends. returned 10
point on tho GunpOder River IA miles from this city, ID
which vicinity relative has ducKng shore, on which
there il lodge comfortably and elegantly furnished ana
admirably adapted as retreat for an invalid who courts
obscurity The place is quite Isolated and trespassers
arc warned to keep away Every afternoon since Mon
ay weknown surgeon Of this city has gone out 10 the
point in question remaining several houis una s'iu
has stated that Fred. May suffering from wound IN
one Of his thighs which, while not bad at hrst appears
more dangerous late account OF the mdlscreuoh
and exposure Of the young man." me dde"e says the
relatives of Mr. May positively that he was nn'
,rd and those who have seen him the duel report
the assurance OF his entire safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
MEETING OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS
At a meeting of the Police Board Yesterday

At meeting OF tne fOllce board yesterday
the following transfers made: Sergeant Fitzgerald
of tho Thirty-frst TO the Eleventh Precinct Officer
McKenna of the Twenty 10 the Eighteenth Pre-
cnct, and officer Mcnamara from the Nineteenth
to the Mounted Squad Details were made as follows
Officer Kavanagh OF the Fourth to the Roosevelt Street
Ferry Riley Of the Fourth TO Hunters Point Ferry;
Van Rahst and Pierce Of the Tenth TO special duty;
Cairns Sixteenth 20 detective duty Tooker OF the
Nineteenth TO detective duty in the precincts Reilly
OF the Twentieth to special duty In HE precincts McArde
OF the Twenty TO detective duty In that precincts
Cattre Of the Twenty to detective duty In that
precinct Haas of the Thiryfourth the Thrtysccond
Precinct and also detailed TO the NewY0rk Institution
for the instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb. Honorable
mention made Of Officer Mcdowell in his encounter
with George Flint burglar, and It was resolved that he
be presented with a medal Of honor. Capt Murray OF
the Fourth Precinct also congratulated on his arrest
of the Astoria burglars Honorable mention made
OF Officer Byrnes for rescuing child from burning
building, while officers Wall and Murphy, from the
precinct accorded praise for saving persons from
the Foshy House when II In flames the night Of
Jan. 1. Officer Watson Of the Twcnty-nnth Precinct
was made a rOundsnan. Chief Clerk Hayley was di-
rected to prepare special charges against Detective
Walling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
THE DEAD ACTRESS.
hody of Lucille Western Was removed

The body Of Lucille Western was removed
from the Pierrepont House. Brooklyn, yesterday
ing 10 tho residence Of the undertaken ID Westinghouse,
there to lie In state until o'clock last evening During
the day number OF professional friends visited
house 10 take last look the face OF the dead actress
Floral testimonials were placed around the coffin, in
GLIDING large OF tube-Foses. presented BY Miss
Annie Ward Tiffany; star, sent by MISS Luclc Adams,
and bouquet by Mrs George l.. Fox During the day
kilograms were received from different actors and
tresses with offers of services and money all OF which
were declined Thh coffin bears the following inserI-
ton; miss Pauline Lucille Western, died Jan. IL,
1877 aged 81 years" The body will he taken 20 Maiden
Mass on the 10 o'clock tram this morning, where the
services will be held on sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-There was dense fog
over the city to-day at noon
LONDON, Jan. lathe Brazilian cable is in
terrupted between Bahia and Rio Janero.
VALaTTA, Malta JAM 1.-THE Chinese EN-
bassador has arrived here and proceeded for England
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Twenty Social Democrats
have been elected the German Parliament The party
where defeated.
BERLIN, Jan. 12.-The North German Gazette
states that the German corvette Vneta has been ordered
by telegraph leave Yokohama and take her station
at Manila for tire protection OF German commercial III
terests in the Philippine and SooloO waters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
TILDEN'S WANING POWER,
TIP RICH LAWYER OF GRAMERCY PARK NO LONGER
THE LEADER OF HIS PARTY.

Inv RICH LAWYER OF GRhMERCI PARh NJ LoNuth
THE LEADER OF HIS PARTY
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. PA noticeable feature
Of the political situation Is the entire lack OF anything
IKE personal devotion 10 Gov Tlden on the part OF the
Democratic leaders what little enthusiasm was
awakened in his behalf during the canvass has all oozed
away and he has come be Of little account than
a"Ooden fgurebead for his party. Senators ani Repre-
enfatiyes have ceased To over ~ New-f0fk Oh
saturdays 10 consult with him nobody seems to care 10
mo" his opinion 10 the best means OF securing Dis
installation. and there not suggestion hat the
deliberations OF the Electoral Committee are communl-
Gated To him, that his taken into account by
he Democratic members. What has led " this change
question about which there Is good deal OF speca
NOD One report Is that the Governor has grown
grabbed aud irritable, and is in q. continual fret
ABOUT the large amount Of money he has been
induced " spend upon an uncertainty. and that
We party leaders, in consequence DO longer trust MS
Judgment and ssgacty Another is that the long delay
And doubt have cooled their ardor and caused them to
look upon Tden accession to as by no means an
upiKed good that they fear the party would be weak
sned under his administration and that their own
interests would suffer- and that they therefore are una
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
CRIMES AND CAsUALriEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

RASGoR. Me-, Jan. I2,-tieorge Morton OF Old
,on fi rom baggage car Odrown depot oday ana
was fatally injured.
san Francisco, Jan. l2.-ln the United States
Con Yesterday PensiOn Agent C Bennett was convicted
Of rm6 Ills coun eel gave notice oil motion ior
trial.
SpRISGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 12.-iiornce 7. smith,
rho E..t. Raioad manager accused 81 stealing OJU
the company arrested lst hsh' Al MS hoc d"
Pitlsued sent tack 70 Boston.
PENSACOLA Fla Jan. 12.-The coroners jury al
~ ca az Butler Killed the accident the TO sacols
Rairoad have rrturnsda verdict o MALICIOUS m'ssfehee
viii the Track Wy IeIsoas unkAv~A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB rRTBUSEl

IN CASE THERE is NO ELECTION By THE 4TH
OF MARCH
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIIB TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE President e1-
pressed the opinion to-day that in declaration Of
thc result OF the late Presidential election Is made before
the 4t OF March the President OF the Senate will
become PRECEDENT Of the United States and will be
recognized by the Cabinet THIS he believes will be in
accordance with the act Of 1892 IL this Is not the
proper Interpretation OF the law then there would be an
incrrcgnum because there will he no Speaker OF the
House until that body meets and organizes. He does
not think that he can call an extra session,
and he does not believe the Senate would to Law
or Joint resolution providing for one In case OF an in
terIenum the President says that the members OF the
Cabinet with the exception Of the Postmaster General
would exercise the executive authority vested In them
each one acting for himself While this state OF Affairs
the President thinks there would be no a,i
thority compel obedience 10 the laws, for 10 Cabinet
officer could exercise authority except over the officers
of his own department The inevitable tendency oi such
q condition of things would naturally De p"ntca
grafton the President said that IL IN .te eVi-
dent taking all these circumstances INTO consdeTaOn
that the claim that the President of the Senate oa'O
aeslme the executive Office would not bo entitie, 20
rrcolriliou and he does not believe that such tiln
would ever he seriously entertained Taxing all thrse
into account there Is evidently no oouDt
in the Presidents mind as 10 the person designed ny th
Constitution and laws TO be entrusted with the Executive
newer in the event of election by March H. ana 10 nm
will the Executive authority he transmitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
ONE OF THE WOUNDED BY THE VIRGINIA RAIL
ROAD DISASTER.

Mrs. A. X, ShleDIcr OF NO. 40 1ates-ave.,
Brooklyn whose husband severely injured In the
Virginia Midlaui Railroad disaster received letter
Yesterday ,scu her brother 1T Washington, stating that
the sceylngcar la which sir. shiebler lay precp-
lated down Az emllnkaoDt about 40 feet Mr.. sheber
With two ohsrs waited FROM anti O'Clock for relief
He was belly bruised about the bead and back but no
bouo. were jseiI 10 was taken immediately 10 wash
inyto, vita The ui.r wounded passengers and placed
tie ProYidrico Hospital. Mrs. Schneider starts fos
Wn.nuxtvu THIS InUrn.ng ard as her husbands
cooIil:on Will permit he Nall Inc removed % his home in
baltimore.