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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-11-24

The Whitehall Times nnoceutly risks
the statement that "the tune the old COW
died on " must have been written in beef
! flat.
The sensation in Philadelphia now is a
beautiful girl with one blue and one black
eye. She doubtless resembles her mother
in taking after her father.
/ "A Western man has invented some.
/ thing that beats the telephone. He proposes
to put in a line of women, fifty steps apart
and commit the news to the first as secret.
1.-THE mouth of the Amazon" said a
! professor of geography in a St. Louis fe-
male seminary, {" is the biggest mouth in
the world-present company always ex.
cepted."
The Boston Post wants to know where
the trestle-work in a mans anatomy is. 1t
might be across the hollow of his foot, the
bridge of his nose, or possibly over a
"creek in the back
A Kentucky man who went to the Black
Hills wrote back to local paper, saying:
Golfer premium at your coming fair for
the biggest fool in the country, and I'll try
and get there in time
A Nevada mans Chinese laborer re-
Gently refused to chop wood on Sunday
morning, and when the reason was asked
he answered: 'Heap no work Sunday: all
same white man. Heap play poker
Distance has only relative value, re-
marks the Burlington Ha@keye. When
man sets down on a carpet tack only
quarter of an inch long, it is hard for him
to realize that the point of it didn't come
out at the back of his neck
The seventh article in the will of late
citizen of New Orleans reads: " Whereas,
1t seems that my son John seems inclined
to play poker, which is a dangerous game
to tinker with, unless you know what you
are doing; therefore l leave my son John
$40, 900 that he may go to Halifax, North
Carolina, and learn how to play the game"
"A Dutchman was riding in the cars,
and wanted to get out at certain avenue.
When the street was reached he came to
the door of the car, thinking the conductor
would stop. As the conductor paid no at.
tention to him, he said: Say, conductor,
you don't stop de car; | want to get out
here" The conductor was another Dutch
man like himself and he replied: "Vell Wy
you don't gay so: can't schemell i'd
Acts of kindness are never forgotten.
Four years ago Hamilton man housed
poor tramp one cold night and filled him
full of wholesome provender in the morn
ing. Last week he got letter from the
same vagabond, enclosing five dollar
counterfeit bill, which he had carried off
with some good money. He hadn't been
able to pass it in all his travels, and con-
science wouldn't let him cheat his benefac-
tor out of the interest any longer.
DR.. L., of New Orleans, who is some
thing of wag, called on colored preach
er and propounded a few puzzlng ques-
tions. Why is it," said he, "that you
are not able to do miracles that the Apos-
ties did? They were protected against all
poisons and all kinds of perils. How is it
that you are not protected in the same
way9' The colored brother responded
promptly" g Don't know about that doctor;
l s'pect is. I've t'ken a mighty sight of
strong medicine from doctors, and Ise alive
vet,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-11-24
gether unwilling to lose sight of the pair
in fropt Of tha,,

One Column, $500 per inch for year. Three changes
allowed 10 yearly advertisers without additional cla:ga
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-11-24
CLEANLINESS.

The Whitehall Times innocently risks
the statement that sthe tune the old COW
died on must have been written in beef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
NEW- york BROKER SHOT
CLARENCE W. GOMERsALL MURDERED ~ NEwARi
BY A JEALOUS HUSBAND.

CLARENCE W. GOMERsALL MCRDsEED ~ NEWARK
BY A JEALOUS HUSBAND.
Joseph Koerner and his wife Frederika, both
Germans OF coarse unprepossessng appearance, keep
low drinking saloon at No. So Magaznest., Newark.
The policeman on duty the vicinity OF the saloon was
accosted at 1870 a. yesterday by Koerner' who told
him that he had shot burglar Al head 81 the stairs
the body OF a found, in great pool OF blood,
with wound in The head. back Of the right In an
adjoining found an empty gun. Ihs Nicer ar
rested KOerner and book hm "a Police IL adgnartet-.
Mrs KOeEaer suDs+qusn.l ~ afrottet Dut ~ as
charged by Police Justice Jessup. TAe wounded man
was $50 taken Pol Headquarters, where ne dirh
three later, without having reNiinci coaacious-
ness. He recognized "a Clarence ". 1Jners t WAo
leaves wife aud child, at No. IL Nicho st, ana
who a member OF the nrn u Eidie x 60mersa4i'
CustOmHOus brokers, NJ No 81 Nailsf, NeN-lofA.
KOeruer stated 20 the Police Justice that ne was aWN
ened the barking OF his dog, when going ont INTO the
hallway he GOmersall crOuchug AZ the head OF TIC
stairs; mistOOk him FOR burglar and shot him. Ints
statement j. not generally believed. FOR 10 asserted that
(Omersall had nad improper Intimacy with Mrs. koer-
ner Il Is also alleged that koeruer knew THIS. tne
murdered man about p years Oidi was a son OF
Capt William GOmersail, OF the Newark ana 1oney
Island boat ELEPHANT. The father visited The Police
Headquarers and greatly affected ~ the tate 81 ms
son KOerner was committed 90 The County JAN ID
await the action OF the Grand jury.
County, Physician Ward ana DR.. OGorman abe
p0smOrtcm examination, and found the sAul crushed
in They gave u a. their opinion that NOerner was d.
rectly upon GOmersa when the fatal shOt was nrtd-
Coroner Nreeand inn paneir uy, VINO viewed tle BODY
and the OF tragedy and then adjourned untl
this afternoon After Mr.. kOener discharged, sue
returned saloon and dispensed beer AL day nun
her bar while she entertained The crowd With waat she
knew aDout shooting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

be the Offices in Ncw-York Athens, Babylon, Bloom
g7s Dufhamville, Lancaster Northford, Ousvile ana
Pttsford.
Arrangements nearly completed whereby 1t Is ex
pected that the The National Republican VIII
be removed 10 the old Chronicle Office, and news-
paper under name, issued from tue latter place on
Monday, October l. The persons named here as prnct
pals In the enterprise A. n. Capp eXSectetry Rod
esOn Gov shepherd and several OF MS assOciaies hr
Murtagh viii not be connected with the newspaper IL
Is understood that the enterprise has financial ana pot
zeal backing.
The secret Service agents have examined minuely the
alleged nfy dollar counterfeit legaender note which
from Chicago The Chief Of the Secret Service de-
caTes that the note Is genuine it is printed on fibre
paper. Other officers think that 10 - not genuine,
they claiming that there Is an irCguAfy I'D Tue seflai
number and the suggestion Is made that fibre noes OF
smaller denOminatSgn may nave been washed, and tle
forged notes printt&b pom them.
0 has prepared under the supervision Of lead
Ing members OF the Washington Bar for the reorganiza
ton OF the Supreme Court Of the District To accom-
pish lis purpose provides for the abolition OF the pres
ent Court, the intention being to secure the reappomt-
ment of several Of the judges on the bench aud the
addition o. two 10 tine number. making seven IN all me
volume Of business arising from the peculiar jrs
dcun or this Court In matters pertaining 10 the Depart
meuts here called for the change aud ~ Is held 10 De
quite much for the genera! interests OF tle country
that It should be made, 70 Is for the interests OF TIE
District In such reorganization Jud q Cartier would
DC, as q matter OF course, reappoined Cmef Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
INCIDENTS OF TONIGHT.

Several notable changes Of programme will
he effected this evening at less important thea
tree Mr. and Mrs Florence az the Eagle, Will produce
niece entitled That Wife o. Mine" Miss Clara Morris
win appear al the Brooklyn Academy OF Music as lass
,,,,,ton A drama named Michel strogof viii be pro-
dueed at the Lyceun. Nile Aimee, at Booths, will sing
in ia B0ulaugere a des Ecus" Mr. c. T..
porsloe will emerge at the Grand Opera House
in An Sin" Mr.. John stetson's troupe Of
variety performers viii appear at Tony Pastors Theatre
new programme will be given al Bryants Minstrels.
Mr. sotbern will repeat exceedingly comic performance
of "The Crushed Tragedan," at the Park Mr.. Millers
rueo4rama of The Dantes viii be again shown at
the Broadway Miss Lydia Thompson and her beyy OF
beauties will disport at Walacks in Robinson Cru
soe~ 1.-THE Wild Flower OF Mexico" may be enjoyed at
Nblo's There viii be innocent reyels at the Opera
House Of tho san Francisco nstrels And the study of
fan and good morals may be pursued at the NewYork
Aquarium.
AT the Arch, the Union Square Company
COMPRISING Ncssrs C. Il. Thorne, Jr james ONeil J..
n sfoddart J. b. POLK II. Ramsey, II. f. DAILY, W. II.
IeglDgweu Miss Katharine Rogers, Miss Sara Jewett,
Miss Fanny Morant Miss Ida Vernon, Miss Ethel Allen,
and Mrs G. f. Maeder-play The Danichefa.'
At the Walnut, Philadelphia, Miss Fanny
Davenport appears IA Pique." Tue theatre has been
renovated and a drop curtain has been painted for
il py Matt Morgan, representing snakespeare reading
.. TIE Merry wives OF Windsor" TO Queen Elizabeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
THE STEAMSHIP DIEGO LOST.

DISPATCHES from Liverpool on Saturday report
the arrival OF the steamship American from Baltimore
with part OF the crew OF the steamship Diego, which
WAS burned at sea on september g. In latitude 10 north
longitude AZ vest The Diego left AegfOrk for Liver
pool ON september J. with an assorted cargo She was
cleared from port by r. j. Cors agent OF the White
star Steamship Line. There were 10 passengers on
hoard and the officers and with the ships papers
we're rescued the sth by tue BRUSH Dark ArAoW'
rom r. Johns N. B.. bound for Dublin AZ the tiine
IN. Diego was abandDne she breaking IN two A
mart o the crew transferred 70 the American On
aentember 10. Ine cargo OF the Diego consisted oil
700 boxes OF bacon 1853 tiefces OF beef 10 nalOarres
and 20 barrels OF pork $50 terces OF ard LOSS barrels
~ -four 100 barrels Of sugar 263 packages OF sandres
~ ncs OF leather O67 bales Of cotton, Gal boxes OF
cheese $500 oars 49, 6S bushels OF wheat and Jos
hogsneads Of tobacco. She was spanish vessel, owned
hv serra and Font. at BilbOa she was OF iron DATA
r,,d medium model, with three decks. OF LOO tons
nm. measurement $50 feet inches IN length 50 feei
incbes breadth Of beam. 81 feet Inches uep OF ho
and yyas ftted with two compound cylinder engines
Mr c"ntain was Gastauaga NJ information "a ~ the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
WASHINGTON.


WEST POINT MILITARY ACADEMY.
ANNUAL REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS or THE
BOARD OF VISITORS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The annual report
~ the Board OF Visitors 10 the Wcsr Point Military
Academy after reviewing the means used for getting
full and Trustworthy information etc, states that the
Academy Is educating officers of the army in a thorough
and effective manner They recommend that Commis-
sion small enough 10 De efficient and large enough % be
.erveeabe De constituted by Act OF Congress, 40 "a
carly date As possible, with ample time and powers,
IN consls. OF gentlemen representing the Academic
p,,rd the graduates OF the Academy, and civilians
e,iitar with general education, who shall report
congress such changes in the organization OF the Aca
dv ard its course OF study shall promote s useful
No. gbey stare that perfect decOrum prevails the Mess
~ Al and haziug, lying profanity, ana all use OF
hoI are prohibited by stringent rules Wllchar rdy
frced In conclusion they thar perfect regularity
49, tacp dress diet Of the BODY, exercise study ana
~ De- under the wise direction Of expert III
.cTors result in the finest physical Development anu
-,t professional ability. The Board remarked with
-oat ,l,ssure the modest aud manly bearing OF tue
- aud their freedom nom an visible signs or any
caI,s Indulgence; ana country may congratulate
t.eis nat the officers is army are 20 admirably hui-
tnr NJ soldiers and men. The recommendations OF the
Board are IA I1AO"s' 49,, 1890 H.. ~ H., ,,.i
Tuat the Barracks be enlarged ana Detteg HgAted'
THAT the hospi al BE- finished.
iri,1t the water supply be enlarged.
Tbat fue sewerage OF the post be completed.
Tb1t more ample gas works De PROVIDED
That the band be restored 70 lOriy hieIlbers.
That inquiry made 20 toe disability OF aD0lishing
r,ilir,rv parades On thc Lords day.
Tbat commits SION be constituted to revise the course
NJ study.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
coNFLAGRATIoS IN GREEYPONT.
THE pHENIx PRINT WORKS DEsrROYED-Loss OWE
100000.


THE PHENIx PRINT WORKS DEsTROYED-Loss OVER
100000
The usua, Sunday quiet of GFeenp0nt was
disturbed yesterday, about p by an alarm Of IRE
II WAS soon learned that the PheniX Print Works
ON fire The Print Works occupied three tory frame
buidine. Nos ST. 3d. and Il Kent-st Adjoining these
builIings WAS the stable OF Merwin T.. stone, No 70,
aud the stable Of william Weed e1prcssman, NO 70,
both also frame buildings. One OF the men in stones
stable is supposed 10 have laid down lighted cigar,
which he forgot and left burning. The inhammable ma
feria ina e stable made great OaIe, anu the nre
Weeds stable and subsequently % he fflt
Works The wind the tune was blowing ron u SOUTH
9sf and famed the rising flames, wlch spread rapidly
The BROOKLYN Fire Department responded promptly 10
tie alarm bat the fire had gained such headway IN the
snort time previous 10 the appearance OF tue engines,
faf nm the remen could do to keep the flames from
spreadug The five buildings, VITA tber contents We're
burned TO the ground me Two -lDcs were
ynsd NV i Craig He valued the buildings at 5000 each
In stones stable horses and several WAGONS anu sets
~ harness were burned Mr. stone estimates MS loss AT
ii 900. sr. Weed ost one hors one wakon dl.a 3 le
harness His loss Is put at $1,000 William Schcnke,
rro,erynau. had his horse and wagon AZ wears stdDc
TIs horse was saved, but tie wagon when was a new
onp valueC at $500, destroyed. Two OF tAc
three buildings which were occupied Dy tne rhl WORKS
,yore owned by Mr.. Alien. Ihey we're valued az
= 900 Tne third building. No o. was owned ny Emil
,g.ruan the proprietor OF tue prut WORKS Pr. Hart
man LAST week. bought and pul n IN factory "A hc "
,riufiu machine. for which he paid cJOJV lie ts =
loss the building, 5tocA anu inacducty -"
1'@ar 400 600 He Was unable 20 state IA amount n
~ insurance but would not cover MS entire uss lie
,riuteg bauOral felt skirts and lei, goods nelay Inc
nv, burned until about O'Clock, ana 40 thar time tn
ave buildings heap Of ruins Nothing Wa saved
lrou lie print works, except q dog belonging 10 Mr
which rescued DY y IL elln altlf JUS u-L
had been completely burned on
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AZ Notices or Marriages ma3i be ma1rsSt '0ii
admG and address



ANDERSON brooklyn on Friday Sept 81 1871 Robert
The reatyes and friends Of the family the members %
stella Lodge, No 40 p & A. VI are r'sge,niy invited
Mr. George zolAnnoer, No rs Van EaFens' "a A'n1As'
Harriet Ashton gner Il. and Jane AurInY
c9s9y OF 9a 3s ~ ss i tS Attend her funeral rom
residence Of her parents NO lls EAas -tta'' 'n ae"
Remains ea1 ms vii Sc ta.ea to PSasakeepae.
7a?ag eY o s ~ y.a ms 81 f ss ss IN
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GREENE suddenly saturday eveling sept q Ansehns
TDlke wife John = Gleole, aud daughter Of te iAte
Wilkins U9dike Of r iode Island 49,. p..o,,.r 81,
TUESDAY sept. 25. at 2:3j D n .,., ,,,u, ,,,.so,
Relatives anu friends are invited u asonu "'n"u'
No lowers desired.
Providence papers please copy.
HALsEYon saturday. sept p. John Hasey In the '''h
F4gara' On facsiay sept 25. at O'Clock rom mo
Church OF the Messiah. o. Green ANA CeTnon aFeS,
Rdsi'Ses az and friends are invited to attend.
Hc Peg E va, Ing mex on Of f io5 5 NAM The
ye %. AMI nd. are invited to attend from
the residence o, her nephew, Charlie. Mali % WILLOWS 81
Brooklyn, ON Monday, 2ith inst- az 3 O'Clock ?. M
sIATER--At Lake View, \. J., sept. a. Mary A. Gadnt
FneTs services at Lake View chapel Monday 2lh nst
Ere railway trains leave foot Chambersst at u
VAN HOEsEN-On saturday, the 22l, Charlotte A Van
Hoesen widow OF Lambert Van Hoesen ...-, -,
Friends the family respectfully nyed 70 attena we
tlgsF Sept 5f' %, at At i O'clock p NJ
VAN wYCKIn Flatbush, l. l., on sunday, sd lnst a. D.
Van Wyck, aged 81 years. . months = Jays
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
VERMILYE-On Friday. tbs 2lst, at Bronxvile Jala A.
Nermiye.
Funeral ar / p. m on THURSDAY. 9th 49,,
Friends are in ve to attend without fiher notice.
WALLACE-At Tarry the Hudson saturday NOR M
sept 22d. IN the Z2d year u BIS age "iM hsi~J Wal
lace. eldest son OF william l. " tilace,
FHne from St. Marx Church. Tary town, Monday, sept.
-, ~ $3.50 p.
wTELCox-At North Granville y Y, sept 90 Jessie, only
daughter OF ". G. Wilcox.
Flueal N amforl COun, Iuesiay 2oth INST Al III a. NJ
rtrF-On TN day. I'D inst Eliza " Lawton. daughter
Of Daniel %. Nuiets. 49,. ,-,-,.--.
Her funeral place % day 2lth, from her late resi-
deuce TO- 20 Columbia Heights. at 3.3O \.
Remains ,su be taken 10 " estDury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
ROASTING oF MURDER NOT COMMITTED.

Capt Williams, of the Twenty ninth Pre-
einet Police recently heard that Ross Vincent, muiatto
waiter living j.. 20 20s West Thrtiethst had boosted
of killing another coored man named William Van Rens-
selaer The story related to Capt Williams that on
August I5 1876, while number OF coored people Of
this city were returning from excursion Vincent APP
proached Van Rensselaer, with whom be had previously
had difficulty, and shot him IN the left cheeA lie
wounded man was taken 10 the Chambers street Hos
pitsl while Vincent escaped. Van RENSSELAER, died q
Vincent had openly boasted Of the murder Of Van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
EXPORT TAX FROM NICARAGUA

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The following has
heeu received at the state Department.
INfTAJ STATES COMMERCIAL AGENCY At
SAN JUAN DBL NORrE,
NICARAGUA, july 20, 1877.
~ f4,SrVR Secretary SSstSfdu SecretaTy Of state,
@ = &c rne honor to inform y0u that the Govern
Sllt s-..,r,llu mas lssued decree dated June -,
nelt oi l- y ,Iuty Of f0ur per all articles
~ - ,n IN. Republic, valuiug the frtce az the
following prces, VIZ
india Rubber $50 per 100 10 ColoaA ~ per 10y
Cor,e. $3.50 per 100 10. 1919 ~ "a ~ ~ 100 r
lnulko " 20 nor 100 y. Tortoise Shell. 80 per 100 b
IRAN NJ ..' ~ ,,r 100 To- Aguarlltnto Rum under
Cedar. s3j per i,uvu IT, lin O'' '~' -
te.f iliaes 90 each 5..4ii' 80, i,.,,, o,-.r oso
Nor aktn- $50 per 100 d. 'ii io
Iar Cold az 30 ptroA lt va - IN ~ pO b
IiTr silver soc pr o. ,, 49, ~ al
-uear 81 per 100 Do .,-o i,,,,,. 90 ,.r 400
Cannon Dark sugar y OV No'o"AN''' W ~ 4f'''
per 100 %.
am sir, your obedent servant, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

WAHNGrOS, sept. p, 1871.
Those who cut the 100000 feet OF lumber on Govern
ment land In Minnesota, lately seized nave gwen UP d"
claim TO H. II Is worth 100000
circulars lately received, show that Cincinnati hrm
T. irving 10 ,et watches to small postmasters, accepting
,,ons AS nav The plan 10 benefit both the nrn
n The posnasters the latter receiving commission on
Inc ucren sed sales OF stamps.
The members Of the syndicate have been holding con-
r,ou with the Secretary of the Treasury about the
per cent loan.
an October the Postmaster General will establish
80 new postal money order offices. The following VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
prsr-RrrCkN SAFETY IN NEW JERSEY.
t't-h l ID - III S,..rrrf. 46rrrfiqcr

If the Republicans of New Jersey hohluIle
yelling to stand with Tire expectancy on Nul,ius
- k,l can PARTY divided IN OPINION ~ 60 the Pres
e,ti. Money means 60 ncht. and mold tLe power
-, ia ,t as 10 shane the future policy oi the S'aLe
N 81 ' 81 10 surrender the meauest nonsense 70 SILK
ri but Lille 10 give away. and good, healthy, L.e
publican victory ts Fi is pro9aoll'y Wen .. ny,
- fi. ,e,.sI-v What can Republicans gain by ieting
the rr Of strength sim from their hands heDuke the
Presidutl To what good end let u. n go 10 WoIA
sIr0i -cst when the crisis is most urgent 10 noe Sgo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
THE WAR WITH THE Me- PERCE3
CHICAGO, Sept. 23,-Tne following dispatch
has been received here;

has been received here;
FORT ELLIS. Montana, sept D.
To Gen. p n. SHERIDAN fhicqg0, IT,:
Col Sluryi. writes. under dlie Of MIs7cls Hll sep
tem1cr TO- chat Ia the light OK che 1871 aud tIe pursuit
on te in and I5rn, twenty dead WARRIORS we're t0uAi
He believes more killed. ANA esmttos teir loss IN
wounded sixty. Ills own llSs WAS French Nch'l.on
and Gresham wounded slightly, four soldiers Killed
and twelve wounded. Several scouts were KILLED
and wounded Nuc hundred bad been dropped Dy
the ho,ues up 90 the 10Th Il had ruiptd many oi n5
own horses. The command Lai been lfng four days on
mule meat The Crows returning % tir Agency chi
say Col siurgs them m. telling them not To hfi5
m fy1r -banl any longer. The Crows say Col stu,-s
ana the NeZ Perces camp only eight miles apart,
and 10 may they have surrenterei D, report ne-ls
my last. (,isneO bLhiAA' 1oinAa"'tn5'
Gen. GlDbon toegraphs that Maj. Walsh was at Fort
Benron .ew days ago, aud reported that Sitting BiI
was still north Of the line in British Columbia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
YELLOW FTyER Ar rERXAYDvA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 23.-The reports
from Ferandlna indicate no abateue ntia the epidec
raging there There nave been six deaths since the lat
report among the number being two Sisters Of Mercy
There are number 0f new eases, 1nd many critical Ones
I he weather d. chaugcabc. with rain. The aspect ~
vcrv gloomy and tine citizens are despOnleut. TIE stu
al on Is apparently getting worse. Medical 4ld was
asked from Jacksonville Yesterday, ana physician 1T
nv rain LAST night Tor Fernandiua. capt Jacob Brock,
well known pioneer steamboat man ol lAe 70. Joln3
River, Is dead. lie was siAty-scven years Of age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

Rensselaer,. Capt Williams on Saturday arrested him
and took HIM 10 the CorOners Oie, discov-
cred that Van Rensselaer, did not die from the injury M
hicted nv Viucrpt TIC wound I'm his cheek healed
at the Chambers street Hospital HIS death AZ the Cot
ored Hospital soon afterwards caused by pncumo-
ria shown by the certificate ~ death. Can't.
Williams. however took Vincent 90 the Jea Market
Court. and had him remanded until further nycstisa
ton Of the case could be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
FVTRYBOBY FOR HAYES.
rr.. m. rfr-f f.ssT Pat

There is deep significance IN such langua ~
corn- frfn southern leaders, aud 10 imposes upuu
s,I,Ii ,,rn of fbe North a duty which thel cannot
aecen-iv avoid The efforts Of the fies,Ien', n,
s4cn ed md sustained Let 20 be seen ihat lne
ste,s MOI merely f0r himself and MS Adh ~
buf thar ms extended hand typhes me I.l.nS oi Nm
whole North and the old prejudice ana h W.
berr fo plss away. Nay, they nave alreau5 DeNun ~
Give av ana will almost wholly disappear u iHe Liol
ana Is -upuorted IN ms section as near ,iN Is nc
scrs likely TO be bv representative men OF the Sou1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

From, rAe Rochester Democrat and clro1Y,1fls.

From The hochtsitf - a., It' 'u'" ~ ;ol-s
"please state said Thomas II. nthuliV ~
A. o. boarse whisper 20 reporter, mmediAteiA OF n9
rr-ra M Newly ark, "th9t my healh Is superb
In wears Younger than did when Doy am NY , 80,
and annetie are simply enormous AnI ~ , w.
ieaye Mr. T1den Z" said the reporter Win egIs Si
interest Poor man. poor mani! sara MT . al
sbsEiny MS head Mere skin and bone, hecitI hlsn,
n horr9 cough and all sorts of dreadful th,hss -
live to sci home but he's fading away, iadlhs away