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HOTEL BURNED.

RICHMOND, Va, Earch H. 1871
The new hotel at White sulphur Springs known
the Peyton House was burned last night The fire
caused by a defective nuc in tho kitchen The hotel
was finished last June. Tho loss on tho building Is
$50 000 insured for SIS 600 In Baltimore companies.
Part oil the furniture saved.
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THE POLICE INFORMED,

THE POLICE INFORMED.
Superintendent wall'ng received despatch yester-
day from tho Chief Of Police in Montreal, saying that
he had some Information about a man answering, in
many respects tho description OF James Kngan whose
disappearance from Change recently created much
excitement in commercial circles and asking dcscrip.
tion of MT Kingan. In accordance with the request
the description was OBTAINED and sent but this had
hardly boon transmitted when the following despatch
was received by Superintendent wang:-
RIcmIBUcro. n. b.
Man found dead track near wcldord Station. Inter
colonial Railway, n. B, yesterday Name cArns in
pocketbook, y ames Kingan Same initials
tons and handkerchief Procured tickets in Portland for
England per Scandinavian by of j. d. Moore Left
boat Halifax receipt OF despatch from Halifax Hotel
to name dated 18th Am holding inquest. viii
tain body for Identification as long possible Had val
uable him. We heard by papers
disappeared from Now York Saturday last Send
general appearance Of missing man.
J. G. MOODY. Coroner
Messrs Thorpe, brokers' of No 100 Broad street,
were appealed to for DESCRIPTION and they furnished
that which was tclegraphed to the Coroner by Chief
Wallings clerk.
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BEN HILLS SUCCESSOR.

ELECIIoN OF H. +. BELL, DEMoCEAT, AS COM
GRESHAM by A DECIDED MAJORITY.
iDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ATLANTA, Ga, March IL, 1877.
The very latest returns from the Ninth Georgia Con.
gressional District tonight indicate that II. r. Bell
tho regular democratic nominee, Is elected by ma.
jory ranging from 500 TO 500 In the counties north
Of the Chattahoochoe the republicans refused vote
for Archer and supported Spcer the independent can.
didac. Colonel H. 7. Farrow United States District
Attorney leading republican boasts that Archer
nominated for the purpose OF beating Spcer, who,
somo years ago, Farrow alleges, attempted to
break up radical meeting In Gainesville Farrow eau
lower counties of the district had been cast Tor
Archer Speer woud undoubtedly have boen elected by
a handsome majority.
A telegram from Gainesville. from a source friendly
to Speor. claims that the election OF Bell is still IN
doubt; but the estimate OF Bells majority already
gwen Will not be lar wrong.
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PARTIAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

PROVIDENCE March IL, 1877.
In tho House OF Representatives the special Com.
mittce on Woman Suffrage have recommended an
amendment to tho State constitution providing that
upon any proposition 10 impose tax upon unmarried
women and widows they shall have tho pr,vilcse Of
voting,
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INDORSING THE PRESIDENTS POL
10y

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March IA, 1877.
At meeting OF business men and citizens held here
fought resolutions wero adopted comm cndatory of
President Hayes Southern policy, as announced in
his inaugural address, and expressing appreciation OF
tho appointment Of Key as Postmaster General
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OBITUARY.
JUAN MANUEL DR RosAs.

cablo despatch received last night from
London says that Juan Manuel do Rosas.
formerly Dictator OF tho Argentine States,
died yesterday at Swathling, near Southamp-
ton, England, Of Inflammation OF tho lungs. III WIS
born Bucnos Ayrcs in 1793 and Is The descendant OF
an old Spanish family OF the Asturias..
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THE NEW DOMINION.

ACCIDENT TO LORD DUFFERIN.
OTTAWA, March IA, 1877.
Tho Governor General slipped and fell the pave
ment to-day and carried into Topley's studio
Dr. Tuppcr was promptly in attendance and found one
of his ribs broken the muscles OF his back
The Doctor anticipates no serious resuita
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

SKowHEGAy, Me-, March IA, 1877.
While force OF men were at work in the nume Of
tho pulp mill here this afternoon she buikhcad gave
way letting In largo volume Of water James Gilman
was drowned. Melvin Allen had a leg broken and
several other persons injured
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VALUE OF A HUSBAND.

PouGHKRErsE, N. Y, March Ii, 1877.
In the of Margaret Cosgrovc, who sued tho Hud
River Railroad Company for damages for the kill.
Ing OF her husband by locomotive at Barrytown tho
Jury allowed the plaintiff 81, 800
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NEW JERSEY METHODISTS.

TRENTON. March II. 1877.
The New Jersey annual conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church met In this city to-day There are
over 200 ministers present Bishop Jesse +. Peck Is
prcsidlnQ.
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STEWART ACQUITTED.

SAN Francisco, March IA, 1877
Tasscy Stewart, the Yuba county farmer, who
tried the charge OF attempting to brbe exSocreary
been acquitted
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bilious disorders these pills be used with confidence,
they the discharge of vtiacd bile and remove
the liver and hillary uucts which are
the OF billions affections in general These pills eApe
Asardcs which troublesome 10 many
persons producing piles Htua dysentery other pain
IN ulsorh
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DE-. PIERCEis GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
raise 1t will benefit and cure the tv-
ing. For coughs, bronchial throat snd lung
diseases IL is unsurpassed ferces Aemorahoum booHs
given awny by all druggists.
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INFLUENZA BRONCHITIS, COUGH, COLD AND
cntarrh.
Yield at TO ALEs llosEY or HoRknouSp AND TAR.
FIXES ToorHAcuE DRoPs cure in one minute
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DROWNED.

TORONTO, Ont, March IL, 1877.
A young man namcd James Miller and young wo-
man namod Miss Hanlehan were drowned near Lindsay
lO-da
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HERRING FISHERIES FAILURE.
HALIFAX, N. s., March IA, 1877.
Lao advices report the herring fisheries nt Bay of
Islands and Boone Bay, N. f., complete failure
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A-rIFTY PER CENT SAVED by USING
HIGGINS GERMAN LAUNDRY soar.
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TON.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1877
Very great interest is felt hero among the friends of
the administration, and particularly among those OF
them the Senate, with to the Senatorial clcc.
ton in OHIO. The friends Of the President intimate
very positively their opinion that tho new Senator
should be fully accord with the President In his
Southern policy, and aver that such support for him
Is regarded as doubly important from his own State.
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


RUN
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBUS March Is, 1877.
The Senatorial contest has not been lively to-day
as yesterday, candidates having evidently secured
pledges from most members to first and second
choice, leaving little to do except to skrmsh for
.cominittal mcn Matthews claims to be In better
shape than any previous time and have secured
pledges from Ave now men after tho first ballot
is cast They say Matthews will havc
twenty nine votes in the House and seven
in the Senate or thirtysix votes the first ballot;
this is within seven votes OF enough to secure tho
nomination, but quito likely this statement is somc-
what rose .colored by enthusiastic friends Something
Of q sensation caused to-day by the story that
when Howland had been given a complimentary voto
two he would throw his entire twenty or twenty
five votes for Taft but personal interview with How
land authorizes the statement that when he Is out of
the way he shall not seek to influence any OF his
friends TO vote for any particular man. Howand
could not 40 TINS IN IN u most oasos, even If
such thing. That Taits men rely on this strength
thero is no doubt and tho probability is that they will
get fair share Of II In the cnd-probaby the biggest
end.
THE MINOR CANDIDATES.
Shcllabarger has few faithful friends who will give
him half dozen more votes on the first ballot but
will then drop him. Smaller candidates are, appar-
emily, showed under" but still remain here hoping
MATTHEWS AND HIS WORKERS.
Matthews has the shrcwdost workcrs-oId wire
workers from all parts OF the State who understand
how such matter as making Senator is done-and IN
response to kilograms additional supply will arrive
tonight from Cleveland. Each candidate has rooms
at the loading hotel, but fluid solid hospitality Is
dspensed even cigars are rarely offered. Candidates
for Office clover and some Senatorial candidates
have all but signed away their souls in the hope OF
making friends. Men whose applications for sigma.
lures would ordinarily be given the cold shoulder
warmly welcomed at various eadquarters,
THE GOVERNOR FOR MATTHEW'S
Governor Young, although friend and associate OF
both Matthews and TAFT Is taking any active part
in the contest but Is for Matthews.
TACTICS THE AssEMBLYMEy.
Mcmbers Of Assembly who have political aspirations
next fall are disgusted that they will be forced
thews nominated tor Senator II is probable TAFT will
conceded that the next Gubcrnatorial candidate
carry Hamilton county, which will DO ab.
carry Ohio next fall, and to against Matthews
them for any place the ticket next fall lfone tho
other quietly induced to emgrato there could bo
TAFT OR MATTHEWS.
that eWhcr Matthews or Taft will be nominated and
At this hour there Is not much choice between them.
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the old and reliable family medicine. Use tho "A b.
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THE OHIO SENATORSHIP.

ACTIVITY AMONG THE CANDIDATES FOR THE
SUCCESSORS OF SENATOR sHERMAN-THE
CONTEST NARROWED DOWN TO MATTHEW'S
AND TAFT BOTH MAKING ABOUT AN LvEN
RUN.
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LONG DISPUTE SETTLED.
Fixing the boundary Line Between Mary
land aud virginia.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-The commission
selected to decide the long disputed question Of
the boundary line between MARYLAND and vir-
einia, consisting OF Jere 8. Black OF Pennsyl-
vania. Commissioner on the part OF Mprvand,
and James II. Beck Of Kentucky. Comm -sioner
on the part OF virginia, ard Charles J. jenkins,
Ex-Governor VI Georgia, umpire, have filed their
award In the Executive Department At Annapo-
lis. by the decision Of the ma 0ri Of the com
mission (Nlessrs. Black and Jenkins), MARYLAND
~ awarded sovereignty oyer the whole Of the
Potomac river TO Its southern bank, except
That Virginia IL to have domain over the
soil to low water m rk on the north side
Of the river. and to such use OF the
river tey pnd low water mark "a may icilitue
the full enjoyment Of her rap arian ownership
without interfering wi.n nlvtl alton or with
established across the Che-ape Ike to the Allan
ne gives Maryland vau Die oyster beds on the
cas- -ide Of llngier Slund. aud the nurtn side
Il PokOmoke Bay when have long been mat
ter of 4 1ntruNersy between the TWO States, anu
Of e llistOn between their Oysterncu.
senator lie X. acting ON the part OF virginia,
di--entS from tbe award Il the ma DritN. ming 10
minority report. He acr. * with the maj ri y
~ t. the rights Of Marfiani on the Potomac,
bur differs t. the line 81 dINi~i IN between the
uluutn II the Potomac and tie sea Nv the lOc J.
itV OF points called fJr In the charter to Lord
Baltimore. Nv the acts ui tine two 1T ties cree
tting the commission. they II d themselves to
ahde the de stun Of any Two or three members.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21
IN EXIRiOKDINIRF MAN.
Leaving Braursr-, with no Pr0pcriyt Meet
Ihrm-A GLOOMY Late.

William j. Haskett, who, after living
a out tour score yelrs, was foam d I'd in his
bed In his gloomy home on West Twentieth
street, a I weeks a., wa. Almost ex,rlordi
nary character. lie WAS continuity telling
people that they wee u Iwn ~ MS VIII for be-
quest. and tnus gayer.-e 10 tne Impre ,sinn that
ne was wealthy Juste 81 ~ beng worth, as
was SUPPOSED, at Least Slu0Jj, the only pieces OF
property SO far found are the house he lived IA
and house in Wiliamsburgh. and IL is likely
that the New York Press CLUB, and other ex.
pectant benz loiares, will lnd themselves IisAp-
puiutcd.
Iy tue terms Of the will Mrs. II lskett was
given NE interest in the house on twentieth
street ana $l.OJO - yer in god. tnough WueIe
tue gulu Na, 80 One itom docs noe appear ~
recently discovered cOdltll, however, leVok =
ne ute interest IA the estate, and leave, 10
Mis-. II aakttt oulF her ie-M UOIIon. Mrs. Has
kett NH contest this cDllcll.
Mr.. II -Nett Wa mani i go her late husband
~ ar'N a genera lon ago. sue MAS KIN o. sew
rnteen, lac a wtdoWtr with Children as OLD a.
hi bnde. IL - sod t.at liaskctt vas very
Jealous, and struck her fequcu Is aud seii-
oIsly. At other tImes ne would DO s.ngulAny
anna le.
nashctt had suffered for thirty years from
an 20 izn- ni rase, and Tor u decade Lad been
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IISIiION NOTLs.
wells ere revived.

Square wells are revived.
Plush houne,s are in demand.
souo-c ,,e.l. ,,.. .,,, s...... TO-
'p"ar' h'NN l's are s'i- { TOR.
Chenille lace isl charming novelty.
Bail dresses arr N de ~ the princ SIS stvlc.
,.''e j. u" ''"e'l uF'u '"' ""ui'' INNINGS
."er Irnles are tue rage oil the pAs-ing mo
WsAi.
Chenille ana plush are in hish favor 70. trim.
The Russi,n paletot f. tina p.,,s, am, ,i,,,,
srmeni.
White cashnnersis still I'M, f,v.rita ,,,t.ril
flf ul,r1luu iln,,s - ' NV '"'''''s '""'N''''
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Fur hu,lg- Q. r'llks and jackets are giving
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he robe Oitnf fhr Louis XIV. style is thu
are .uf il. mona ui 100 Fans.
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.IctUsAD ~ i sON-IN-lIw.
W. ~. iiammond's NGmnErmCut of ,hc Wr-l-
ca ~frr Poor House law -ii-ttcd.

". ~. iiammond's NUupsrmCut of shc Wr-l-
ca, >frr Poor House InVt-ii-atrd.
\ committee of the Board of super
.. ion r.centh into the management OF the
= unty ppog house ~ Keeper Il.,am II. Il iin-
mond. Charles Domi.ich, IAi.monI's son-in-
Law. ma made charges IA llImmoud had
maintained large boardIn. house Ia Mount
Peasant. and raised large n4mber OF fincy
chickens TO sell at high prices, and had taken
supplies u rrun aud groceries from the
stnre- ~ T.. coln'y h1lso. ID imnick w4s the
nominal kccuer Of the Prnsantyllle boarding
hou ', ami, M t. September list Was on good
terms VITA hl- Vile ana fa,nel in-lA,v, but alter
hqIirrrl with them be- exposed iheir method 81
krei ilr boArdrrs. lie does not u1N ryr MIA
nls wife, aud tine Il Irftl vt'l NJ. hulImnuI
htS hr u iufeuSll 20 uN ..rf-pf.N "utouu tr~ ANA
-4l.ut lc-d irlcerdin--. III. revelations
result j lu th' lniicuhen u. ny. uahmund ~
the Grand J Irg, Hui ana utd r Tor tl luN"-ti.4 J.
lun nom the Il IAri e., cul ifi0'is.
AZ the inNostl- alton il'W.urk took the
stand and tolI hls tt ~ 81 "lt ln ar. Ncf u
uVr-tons. he ini Il nH.' H % fpr .ilu
uu the r'Y.uuit Icr. lirtNii the 40 iUlif-s. i..s
no used /, t4Ne f'.d tor inr ~ iI.u the
c'uuN uoIse p" ia ln n4' N'Aidlus hNls' IN
Pieis .ntyilr, ana nON - ''ilt-. nicIt. ana cont
were taken lrou iie rt.l lfu1t ANA taken
away iu wagons. lie shd ina VDtk was Gone
on "a mmond lrW = in' IN 1.l ~ rye p'.r
b use, and tuAt m tur aiit OF llunlupud
h1u-o was fluni a chest uiiti With. ulN stpds
THAT atl Boon taken Iuh tlf poor mouse.
Seventeen Opurlrrs were M the hpu.c In
Pos ille ln int -illiItr ul uNe N'Hr. II mi
MEX sII thIi ne bong { no 'rI. batter. tr
sugar "a summer, "a. bag. containing such
ana s. were brought 70 the "'lt @ nlsit
Adam Pam, one uf the -uprtlAf HuIeuts OF
the &c. =, sad tAd hr htl frci ltuil, Nl-tl,l the
CutlIi,I rin, lut init Nc huN W uuiNu. e tlr
remoNd II .De goods or the emri'I iueni # The