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The New York herald., 1877-09-18
WHISKEY AND WANT.

A shocking discovery Of terrible case OF wrcchcd-
ness aud dcpravity was recently made by Inspector
Keller Of the Brooklyn Board OF Health In miscra-
bic apartment OF a Third avenue tenement he found
man, named herrigan, his wifo and live chlldrcn,
between two ana twelve years old. Tho man was
lying the only bed the room contained, in state
oil beasty intoxicssion and whIskey bottle by bis
side. In n char sat tho vile, suffering from BrgbPs
disease the kidncyr, and whic tho Inspector was
tncrc she tell To the floor In cpiicpuc convulsons.
The children were dirty, almost starving. Tho HoDr
was s.ocKngly dirty, and the clothes closets cnltc
very offensive odora The Inspector learned that \
few DAYS ago Kerrigsn had come ipto possession
OF ST. 500, OF which all but 5000 gone. AS mono
OF the inmates suffering with contiguous disease
the Inspector had no authority to 10 moro than
that tho room thoroughly cleaned. The Society
for tho Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children has been
commu MICA Ted with in releronce TO The case.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR.

The nineteenth annual New Jersey State Fair WAS
favorable auspices The day devoted tho
reception aud arrangement OF articles for The ex
nibitioD; but, Notwithstanding an announcement 10
that cnect large number OF visitors we're present.
A. tho Pennsylvania Railroad depot fronting the
lnIr grounds. wore long trains Of freight lled
with articles fJr exhibition at thc fur. The
number oil entries arc vastly IN excess OF the most
sansuino expectations Although there largo
nidiIional uOmOer Oi sheds erected Two ago
they AEO totally iuaucqGato 10 meet thu present
dcmand There IS already surfe oil entries yet they
have been kcpt busy all day making new ones, with
10 apparent cessation Carpenters are at work erect
ing new sheds TO accommodate the extraordinary ex
hibIt OF snccp and SWINE The cattle shown arc very
hne Tbe irut producii0n Ia consequences o; The
aoe weather, 's superior 10 previous seasons Tho
cultural department Is wel filed with poughs. mowers
reaicrs hay presses, &C Tue ladies' department con.
talns ul ard varied display oi fancy noodle work,
tatting embroidery. crochet and shell WORK, wax now
ers, OIL p.ihiings and executions IN marble. The
ussh0orn business colleges o I'll zaDcth and Newark
have selection OF pen drawings, &c Tho balance OF
The i'dics depsr mcnt building Is occupied by piano
and organ manufacturers, candy makers dealers
pickles Iho feature OF tho iar ~ to be racing. Tho
hall nile track Is conceded by sporting DO tho
Dncst III The country, aud the entries exceedingly
large, particularly Tor the last races The Gentlcmens
DIVING Association of Newark will DO well repte.
An excellent record ~ expected Tho fair opened yes
cfday without lormality General Judson Fitzpatrick
VIII denver an address on Friday.
thursday VIII he tho cvcnttu day the Taxpayers
Coavcntl0n which mel ~ IrentCn adjourned 10 meet
mere 10 nominate a candidate for Governor on tDat
date. In addIton 10 thus all the notables political
and olherwse, are expected to be IN attendance on
thursday Tho tourLament will tak0 place Friday.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

Last spring the Western Cnion Telegraph Company
perfected arrangements with the Of tho
Naval Observatory at Washington for tho disseinna-
ton OF the standard timo daily from the Observatory
to the various cites. whore business men, ship owners
&c, may combine by subscription to secure IL at u
nominal sum. full descr pton OF tho plan appeared
in the HERALD of April The advantages OF tho plan
to our people will be great and Its importance viii be
apparent when Is stated That tho clocks In all tho
large hotels, factories banks &C. by an ingenious
electrical arrangement be connected with the Western
Union wires and controlled ana regulated direct from
tho Naval Observatory Not, however. until yesterday
were all the details completed.
BY invitation OF Superinten don't Brown u number OF
gentlemen visited the main Office yesterday and wit.
messed tho hrst operation Of recording the time anu
dropping the time ball from ths aagstsn OF tho build
Ing. This time ball Is feet q incbos In diameter,
mado Of copper and falls about thirty feet Five
minutes before noon tho electricians connected their
"sounder" with the Admiralty clock IN Washington,
and or three minutes the ''seconds' beats OF tho
clock wore repeated here on register that enables
tue company to get any variations in the clocks
Precisely AT twelve the falling of the ball recorded IL.
self automatically and enabled all the ship
masters pilots and others in tho harbor or rivers
well residents OF the city, to regulate their
pieces. The first experiment certainly success
and 1t is likely that hereafter at the ball wl
way up the iron gstaff on tho tower, and it can be
seen ny ali tho shipping Yins at the Now York aud
as by all vessels lying tho bay even beyond QuarAn-
tine For long distances ordinary ships glass will
be needed II can also be soen on Broadway, from
Tenth nearly the Battery and from suitable
positions IT can be soen by u large majority of tho
citizons OF New York, Brooklyn, Hoboken, Jersey
City, &C. Toe ball will remain at hall mast IRON llh
65n, TO llh 58m Al llh. 5Su. Il will DO hoised s
highest point, about halt way up the main slan-that
Is, over $50 ect above the street 1t Will be dropped
By IN electric signal at exactly noon by New York
time the longitude OF New York being assumed TO
be that determined by the United states Coast Survey
1lh. Ann. 49s. 53 Washington tino; 12h. ON Os.0O
New York time, All. 66m. ls65 Greenwich time. Ii
account OF high winds, &c, tho ball a,is to fall at
12h. 0m. o., II viii DO kept ~ tho mast head I'LL
l2n 5n,., and then dropped Ut l2h. 5m. 0s In such
cases, small red nag will be hosted at 12h. 1m. and
Kept lying I'LL la Ion.
The only objection to tho arrangement seems 10 be
that tho ball ID gt oce, and consequently ~ cannot
be seen at as great distance as would ciack one.
superintendent Brown expresses the opinion that
viii be necessary TO paint II black, TO enable II to be
seen from the Narrows and the nigh ground 10 New
Jersey and Long Island.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

An inquest was held last night by Coroner Simms on
the body OF Mr. Robert c. Young, the painter. who
and killed by one OF tho Vanderbilt ave-
nue. the night OF September s. Martin Holm
stead tho driver, and Walter Power the conductor Of
tho arrested at the time of the accident
They testified last night they not the
HAD passed q man. They felt jar tho
of Macomb street, but did not get of TO learn tho
The night was dark ana stormy, the curtains
down and lney could not SEQ Young
George }. Mitchell, the driver OF tho Smith street
car which Young rode IRON Atlantic street, testi-
fed that when Young got of tho car no drunk
that he could scarcely walk.
President Culver, Of tho Vanderbilt Avenue road,
testified TO finding Young after the car had passed
over him and also as to his death shortly AFTER
The Jury, after consi6erng their verdict for hour,
exone rated the conductor aud driver from all blame
the mans doath, and found that II was due acoi-
dental injuries They called attention, however, TO
tho cAreessness Of conductors and general
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CorLEY-EBBSG AUs-On Saturday, tho 18th inssr
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Kew.
Pr Talbot. Mr.. IuoNAs HENRY CorLSr 70 MISS Au'
GrsTA X knBiSGHAUs -
GLAsKiS-PrcK september Z. at ST walos. New
port. Wales. EDWIN T.. GLAsKiS. G. f., OF London. 70
ISABELLA X Howell, only daughter of Niles PECK, OF
Hopeweil, New Brunswick. Dominion OF Canada.
6RAN-Mcksos.-On sunday september 10 Dy
Rev Father Brophy. WALTER X GRAY TO MAMIE f. .
daughter OF john McKeon, Esq, OF TINS city.
ISGERsoLL-HEKBEKr.-On saturday. Septemberi !,
1877, at Christ Church. hudson, on the Hudson, ~
Rev. T. Terry SAMUEL ISGERsoLL TO JENNIE f.,
daughter OF Charles O. Herbert, Esq, both OF New
York city. No cards
Rev. Robert Lowry, Dr. j. Auc. wALrHEE TO II. EAxA
CRAVEN
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
JERSEY LIQUOR MEN MOVING.

Tho Liquor Dealers Association OF Hudson county.
n j. has employed ex-senator niicd TO deliver Tho
argument on tho cases ccItorarIod to tho supreme
Court 10 tbs of liquor dealers VINO were ar
rested for keeping Their saloons open on Sunday
OIver Cottcr was expected Jersey City yesterday
but he did moi make his appearance Tho report
that the agents OF tue society Tor tho Prevention OF
Crime assaulted on sunday Is not truc rs tncy
made tn lr escape ueioc they recognized Flea
zci HUI cx-puiIcemnn, has bech appointed spc-
c,I agent To prevent tue opening OF liuOr saloons
SUNDAY nhd Mi 4. :. kmmons, secretary OF tho
Bergen Savings Bank, has received large amount in
private subscrplions for tho purpose oil prosecuting
tho liquor dealers
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
FIRES IN BROOKLYN.

At one O'CLOCK yesterday morning fire broke out in
the frame building in Fiityfith street, Second
avenue, owned by Henry Simons, OF New York, and
occupied by Mr. George Rice AS the occupants were
in the country is supposed the fro the Of
an incendiary Tho building and contents were de-
stroyed, causing loss Of s., 500. Tho flames com
muncated to tho adjoining dwellings owned BY h. /.
Merchants
The dwelling OF Michael Dougherty, No. 574 Kent
avonue, took fire yesterday afternoon ana was dan-
aged to the amount OF S7O0 insured IN the Phenix.
The flames communicated 10 No. $40 Kent avenue,
owned by Patrick Ward; loss 5000 Tho stable OF
Joseph Byers NO. 293 Graham street, also burned
loss 5000. The fire is supposed to have originated
from sparks from a chimney.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.

Tho receiver OF the Long Island Savings Bank, OF
Brooklyn, Mr. VI. g Ogden was busy yesterday ar
ranging tho bonds and mortgages tor disposal The
bank holds bonds and mortgages to tho amount of
S447 Il6 TO- ana most Of those bear seven per cent
interest," SO he receiver viii bavs trouble whstovcr
Ia getting rid OF them. lio has ready mad nu
Gus offers from capitalists and others Tor tao bonds
and will dispose OF them at the highest pr,cc. Tue
receiver would not say exactly how much tho deposit
would receive but thinks they Will net lee more
then twenty per ceoL
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
INVITED 70 ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Ga Sept. II, 1877.
full meeting of citizens irrespective OF party, pre-.
sided over by Mayor Anger, held here to-day,
tended unanimous invitations to President Hayes and
Cabinet to visit Atlanta, and appointed a committee
oi twenty, with ex-Uned States Senator Miller as
chairman to meet tho party Chattanooga Thurs
day. IL IS hoped the President Will accept Special
trains are arranged.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18
Speeches on Policy and Sec
tional Feeling.
MIR. HAYES ADDRESS.
"Fraternal Union on the Basis of the
Constitution"
Remarks by Secretary Evarts
and Others.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept II, 1877
President Hayes aud party were escorted by tho
military ana large number OF prominent citizens TO
the Ohio sne MISSISSIPPI Depot where they took
special train for Louisville at O'Clock this
Ing The trsin consisted Of a handsomely decorated
locomotive the directors Car Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad the directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Pullman palace car and a bag
gage In addition to the President and HIS imme
diatc family the party consists of tho Secretary
State. Miss Bette Evarts, Mrs Prescott Evarts and
Charles H. RUSSELL private secretary Secretary OF tho
Interior Carl schurz Postmaster General D. n. Key,
Secretary Of War General McCrary aud Mrs McCrary;
Governor Van Zandt, OF Rhode Island; Governor
Mathews of Wost Virginia. and wife Governor Young,
of Ohio and the Committee OF Reception from Louis
VILE. AT JeHersonvile Ind, the order of tho
composing the train was reverscd--the locomotive
placed tho and the Presidents in ront-that
the President might have better opportunity to OBJ
the splendid decorations the bridge and along
the railroad to the depot and the people better op
portunity TO see him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-10
Wines, Liquors Tobacco, &c.

I'lNE Pale Sherry Wine, fine N. G..
- Scmppcrnong Wine. fine old Porto
Port Wine, fine imported Clarct Wine,
For table uso
ALSO,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-10

Fine article dry Scuppcrnony Wine,
Otnrd,s a. Go. genuine Cosnac Brandy,
pure N. 6. Apple Brandy, ch ice Stone
Mountain (Gcorgia) Corn Whiskcy, pure
n. @. Sweet Mash Corn Whiskoy, NV
Cabinet Ryo-the best whiskey in town,
and full stock Of all other good Liquors.
Also, the celebrated Indian Pale Ale,
fresh i'aSerana Sweet Sparkling Cider on
dmuSht. The largest and best selected
stool OF Hnvana Cigars and Cigarettes in
town, Blackwell's genuine Smoking To-
bncco, M,Ssina Oranges and Lemons for
ale low for cash by
jnnel2 f. w. IABENICHT
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ENIirn

Il hereby given that aeiault having been
made for more than sixty Daysin the pay
meut OF a portion ot tnc amount secured 10
b. raid by certNin mortlage executed by
Max Kuhne AND Michael ,mngmcier To
samuel ,tNats Tay'or aud Eiwin Parsons
trustee. at the Cairo city property, dated
July - h, 1873, recorded in the recorders
office, Oi Alexander Comfy, in tie STATE
Il Illinois, IN book g OF deed; On pages ~,
etc. !, the undersigned, successor OF said
Trustees. viii on Satur ny, the l2'h day Of
May, instsnt, y D., 1877, at 10 0'cOcF, In
III, forenoon o. that day, uni and ly
virtue of The power OF solc contained in
said Mortgage. sell, at pu6ic auction. to
lhc highc>. BIDDER. tor cash, at thu Office
building of :. s. iay or, corner ti Wash.
ingt0n avenue and Eighteenth street, in
said City Of Cairo. in AleXaud'r County
and state OF IllinOis. lots numbered =.
lscyen and leigh 10 block numbered
3 t.evcnry-thre J; in said tiiy OF Cairo,
according u the recorded plat thereof,
with the appurlenances, to satisfy the pur
poses and conditions of said Mortgage.
Dated Cairo, H. May lst ST.
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustee of the Cairo City Property
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is hereby given that default having been
made OF more th.n l&t! days III TIA. tat =
N ut o! ap rt,OI ui tHe amount Zee Ir' d
I, be pad Dy Il q, | IN m0.t-ale "Xt cut u
~ Mrs. JUl !. K. rarriu % > mucI stats
Tay or and l. ward PaT,,Is, ,t,t.r. ~
the ailO cry pr pc ~. dave Septeu'
/ th l>I aud + c ritd, IN the / ricr's
office Ot alexander County,, the state vi
Il Ia book ., un page 20, etc. ], he
u u, igDcd, 81, e,>Or u ,atf trustee, IL
on ~atu day. the Il h uaY VI 4lay Instant,
\. ID. ISL, II i0n'clo, X in he 10. econ
.h,t day, under and y VI Ne OF tue pc er
OF ale contained in "a d mougagr. rel :.
cubic auction TO Tie ht-AC>! t., e.. o.
cash, at the ptilrc Jui, iug o. :. ; Ia! ,Or,
corner y a-hIugtDu aycuue and h gaze u h
street, III sad city f al -, in y SAND T
county amt ,tntc OF linOis, lots II mhrird
ID uilltcUG 10 (,iXte,n) 33 (.hi, y-ihr J.
ana "a Chrty.l.uD in block Lumbcrod
QwoJ IN the lOurth al iition 10 the euiI cay
Of cairo; &C o'ding u lie REQ ded Pit
thereof, with TIE appurtcnaaG,s to satisfy
the p'rpr.C- aud conditions Of said EoEt.
Dated G iiso, Ills May lat, lSI.
, STATS TAYLOR,
Trustee Of the cairo city Property.
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'GOtIea


IL hereby given that default having been
mgde for more than sixty days in he pay
ment OF aporli IN Of the amount securedto be
paid by q certain mortgage executed by
William Bracke TO samuel Staa's Taylor
ard Edwin Parsons, trustees oil the Cairo
,ity properly. dated April 2Sth, 1873, and
rerorded in the recorders office of Alex
ander county in the State OF Illinois, in
book q OF deeds, on page s.. |, the under
signed successor to said trustees, Will on
saturday, the 18th day of May instant A.
II. 1917. 1T 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon Of
that Il - under and by virtue Of the pow, +
Of sale contained III said N rtgsge, sell At
public auction TO the highest bidder, for
cash, al the office binding OF $. ), ral lor,
corner OF Washington avenue and kiyh-
tenth street, in said city OF CAIRO, in
Alexander county and state OF llli"o lots
numbered (ore) and ttwol,in block nun
tered 30 (thirty-tve in the fourth add tiun
10 SAID CITY OF Cairo, accord ny to the re.
coded plat thereof, with the appu te-
nanccs, to satisfy the purposes and condi-
tons oil said mortgage.
Dated Cairo, Lis May lst, 1871.
5. STATS TAYLOR,
Trustee OF the Cairo CairoProperly.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that scourgs Of humanity. is
the great dread OF the human family, in al civil
Zea countries.
feel confident that am in possession of the
only sure, infallinle remedy-now known to
he protection Tor the speedy positive cure OF
hat oreai disease, and iis unwelcome coucon-
itants, viz Catarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, Ner
vous Debility, etc., etc. am old iogy. be-
iieye in medicine. Twenty eight years eNpe-
Renee ~ IL busy practitioner in the best con-
sumption hospitals in the old and new world,
has taught me the value of proper mcaica ton
both local and constitutional in the cur of this
great enemy OF our race have found II. But
| am depressing. ! started -ut 10 say ~ those
suffering with consumption or any of III above
malsdits, that by address ns me giving symps
toms, they shall be put in possession Joins
great boon, without charge, and shall have the
beneti OF my experience in thousands OF case
successfully treaten. Fan Particulars, drec-
lions for preparation and use. AMI advice and
instructions for successful treatment nj your
own home, will he received by You by return
mail, free OF charge, by addressing
DIX. JOHN ;. BURNETT,
w3liT 81 Jcf.r4bn street LoulsvHi
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AdministrRtrix Notice

E,tate OF William Brackeu, dcceased--
The undersigned, having been appoip,ed
alm,hitatriN Of the e.tatc OF William
Bracken, late Of the county Of Aleypnder
ana state Of Illinois, deceased, h, retI piySs
notice that ebc WIN appear before the
county court OF Alexander county. nj ,he
court house IN Cairo at the June term.
on the third Monday in June poyt. NJ
which time al persons having rlpIms
against said estate are notified and rc.
luested to alterd tor the purpo.e Of having
Tie same sdjdslcd. All persons lndeble5
10 SAID estate are requested TO make immo.
diato payment to the undersigned.
Dst,d this lIth day Of April, A, ID, 1877.
CAROLINE i BRACktN,
i.l9w6w Administrators
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AtIigiuistrRtOr'H NatIpp.

E,,ate of G.ecn y. Parker, deceased
Inc md r-igued, haYlng been appointed
administrator, Of the e-tae Of Green b..
Par! or,iaie flhe county OF Aley0nder,and
tate Of Illinois. dccc ,scd, hereby Lives no..
tice that they wi ! appear bsloro he county
court OF Alexander county, at the curt
House In caro-, a. the June term. on tie
Third Monday in June next, at which
time all persons aying chms against saIi
estate are notified and requested t. attend
Tor the purpose OF having The same al
jir'cd, Aiipersons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make immedi.,c payment
10 the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of April A. ID. 49,,
- tRLESLEY aud JOHN II PARKER,
so wv Administrators
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Notice

|, hereby given that deflnlt having been
made for more thqn ~ days in the p yment
o. portion Of the amount secured to be
paid toy 4 certain mortgage executed by
Fr, derrick Hamilton to samuel Stats Tay.
lor and Edwin Parso IONS, trustees OF the
Cairo city property, dated November Goth.
1873; rccordt d In the Recorders office of
Ale Xander county, in the State of Illinois,
in book OF deeds, on page G3, !, the IN.
der,ign' d, successor Of sad trustees. will,
Oh Saturday. the l2 b d y Of May instant,
A ID. 1877, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF
that day, under and by vir IL Of the powe!
of sale contained in sid mortgage, sell, Al
public auction, to the highest bidder, for
ct.h, at III otic building of s. $. Taylor,
corner of Washington avenue and 18th
street, in raid city of Cairo, in Alexnn Ter
county and Stale OF Ill ols, lot numbered
u ttventy-one), in block numbered A
| (orty-'ou'). in rhid city OF Cairo. accord.
Ing 10 the recorded plat thereof, with the
appurt' nances; IL satisfy the purposes and
conditions of id mortgage.
Dated Cairo, H.. May L. 1877.
5. STATS TAYLOR:
Trustee Of the Cairo C.ty Property.
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