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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-02
Great Bargains.

New Lot Kid Gloves at 10 cts
Lailes' SIR Clicked Hose only - cts.
Clark Machine Thtead only cts.
Good Spool Cotton tor 10 ct~. per Il , N.
GOOD Noe Paper cents qare.
Very Nice Note per, 10 cts. a qoirc.
Very Good rowel-, sets. each.
Ball knitting Cotton, cts a ball.
,'ood Elastic totd, cent "a yard.
ladies' sun Umbrellas from - cts to 200
Black Lace Ia h- extremely low.
New stock of Ladies Bow very cheap.
Mems summer tnd r. hirts. - cts.
MEMS Linen Bo-oms, Il cts. each.
u dozen shirt buttons tor ) cts
Mems c. ton Hose for ; cts. A pair.
Ladies Cotton for ct-.
Nen'p Pants Itom 80 Us to $3.50 pair.
Laaies' Double Ruchng, 10 cts. yaid.
Perry Davis Pankilltr, poets.
GENTS Cotton aud Woo, Over,hirs for 81 cts
Ladies new style NlCkLE PLATED b OK, for
- cts.
Chdren's Bbs, Qretty ones) for - cts.
Mosquito >eIting 10 cts "A yard.
Mrs. Wlnslow soothing syrup, % cts.
Linen Table Covers Tor ~ cts.
Ladies SIX fiandkereheis, 20, y and 30 cts.
Mems Linen Covered PAPER Collars. 10 cts. II box.
Mems suspender- tor Is cts. Il laIr.
Rubber Fine omb- ; cts. each
food Tooth Brushes tor 10 cts
Good Elastic e. rt, lc a ward.
tlity Picture Albums from i5cts. to 800 each
Ladies' Work Boxes, - cts each.
Ladies' Long Bustles, very cheap
schenck,s Ayers Wings virgins Pills, 2Ccts.
Ayers Hair VIgor 20 c.s.
Halls Hair Remover 50 cts.
Knowles Hair Resturer IS cts.
kennedy's Medical Discovery only sl.l5.
schenck'- Sea Weed Tonic o. Is.
Negetine (Blood Farther SECS.
Hovt's German Cologne, 70 cts.
Alcoek's Porous Plaster 20 cts,
Ayers SarsaIarilla rs cts.
Peruvian syrup ~ cts.
Saniords jamaica Ginger, 30 cts
Siniords Catarrh Cure, cheap
Rush's Sarsai 'aIilla ana Iron, cheap
Hostetters stomach Biltcrs. cheap
Adams on's Botanic Cough Il tl-am % els
Atwood's JaundICe Biliers % cts
JohnsOn's Anodyns Lnment l5cts
Hagans Magnolia Balm only 30 ct n
Bet Brown Duck OveTalls 51c pair,
D Ladies FIuc l1audkerchiefs for 15c
3 Papers of Good Plus Tor luc.
New lot 10 Bone COrsets for 5Oc
Extra 10 Bone Embroidered COrsets for al 90.
very Pretty Vases for SOC ana 81 a pair,
All Linen Towels Tor sc each
Chlldrens Round Combs 3, 10, l5c each
All Linen Table Covers loi SOC
New Lot Ladies reaches for loo a Dozen
pairs Ladies striped Hose for l5c.
Ladies White Hose sc pair
Nice Linen Damask Towels 25c each
Good Wallets IS, - and SOC each.
All Linen Is SONS H. ~, 80. -, 3{c each
Good Note Paper and Toe n Ouire,
Good Periumery for loo Bottle
Nearly all kinds oi Pills for zoe a Boy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-02
THERE is NO DOUBT

That thousands of children die from deficient or
improper nOurlshment, and Mothers and Nurses
should to 1t that the infant constitution is built
up and strengthened by proper food before the
trying
SUMMER MONTHS,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-02
TAXES 1876-1877.

LII PERSONS, who have not paid their taxes
n for 1875 and 1871 are notified that without de-
lay or further warning, shall proceed agaInst
them by an arrest seizure OF property an action
OF debt, accordingly in my judg nent the inter.
ests OF The CITY require. There All b. no tx ccp-
tons as TO per-on-, aud N escape except by I'M
mediate payment. No promise will await re
ready each one AID all. Any delinquent is liable
to be the first victim.
SAMUEL W. LANE, Collector.
Augusta, April 10, 1873. aplIO GwSw3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-02

come, which are the most dang 3rous to infant life
For this emergency
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
DIED


BARKER-In jersey city. September &C. George W. Bar
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend his
funeral on saturday Sentember 2S 1t o'clock from
ST. Matthews Church SusscNst Jersey CIV FRIENDS arc
requested not TO aend flowers
Eis remains will be taken WO0dlawn Cemetery by special
train from Grand Central Depot al O'Clock.
BELSudde1ly September 90 George L. son OF Henry q.
Bell, of RUTHERFORD y. J., aged 10 yeATS
DUFFIE-In Ltchhed. COnn. on wednesday morning Sep
tembe COruea Roosevelt daughter of the Rev COrne-
us Roosevelt Du1le, d. D. and sarah b. DUNE. aged "a
Rsiatves and friends are iuvitel 70 attend
Church Of Baptst Lexngtonave corner 35thst.
Friday 9th inst az lOOcock, without lTther
notice.
UAMIITON-At his residence Nevis" near IrvngtOa,
Westcheter County Tuesday September p, James A.
Hamilton Of Alexander Hamilton in the sst year OF
his age. , ,..-, - --..-., -
Barnabas Church, IfvgtOn on FRIDAY mora
ing, september 27 at IL O'Clock.
Carriages viii attendance 70 meet $50 train rou
42d.st.
oAKLEY-on Thursday, September 90 susan 81. widow Of
the late Alexander oakley.
NOuce Of funeral hereafter.
sHOOK-At Laura Cottage StamfOr Conn, September IS.
IGra Adaze infant daughter OF Laura A and sheridan
" Like a swest dream, with nascent beauty bright
She came and smiled and vanished nunn our sigbJ'
TIBBITs-On Thursday sep ember 90 after brief Illness
at her residence, Mount Vernon n u Mary Elizabeth
wife of James =. IthbltS -,
DIST Episcopal Church. SATURDAY september 2S at p m
Relatives anu friends are respectfully invited attend
WOODBRIDGF- WiiliamstOwn. Mass. wednesday,
September 20 Mary f.. Woodbridge
Furera the Presbyterian Churcn Perth AmOoy
this fFridayl afternoon. az lao O'Clock.
Carriages viii meet ll:sJ train tom NewYOrk tie
Long Branch Railroad
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

AN UNAVOIDABLE CHANGE AT MEMPHIS.
IHE WEATHER BAD FOR THE sICK-PoRrY-oNE
DEATHS AND ONE HUNDRED AND THRTY-FoUR
NEW CASES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn Sept. GA severe rain-storm
accompanied by lightning and thunder, visited this
city Just after midnight, and this morning the air
was purer. Tonight the weather is turning cooler
which is unfavorable to the sick FOrty-one deaths
have occurred for the twenty-fOur hours ending
at @ o'clock tonight; 30 deaths were officially
reported TO the Board of HEALTH of which number
sixteen were cOlored. Twenty-Five physicians re-
ported 1874 new cases to-day Physicians find it
diflcultto to procure conveyances, and to overcome
this obstacle President Langstaf. of the Howard
Association will telegraph TO Louisville for twelve
horses aud buggies.
p. G.. Bigley, purchasing agent of the Howard Asso-
ciatIon was taken down tonight at O'clock.
j. +. Cummns special correspondent of The Kansas
City Times was found in his room to-day very Ill
from the fever. His condition is critical as he had
lain two days without informing anyone Of his
sickness
DIR. Mitchell has relieved Drs. Iba BobO, Of GeOr-
Gia, and c. S. Roberts Of Sulphur, KY, account
Of drunkenness.
Among those who died since last night are Charles
p. Fisher chairman Of the Citizens Relief Commit
tee Edward j. Carson, druggist; Captain w. NJ.
HOman, of the police force; Mrs. Cromwell, who
came in charge of the nurses sent from Washing
ton City; Jonathan Wood, bOokkeeper OF Lang
staff Graham x PrOudft; f. Klrcheval Mrs. f.
g. Forrest, wife of the station-hOuse keeper, and
Charles l.. Parte.
This forenoon the Howard Association sent nurses
to Brownsville, Germantown and Colervie, Tenn.
aud Decatur Ala. The steamer Hard Cash, laden
with supplies from between here and Arkansas CITY,
arrived this afternoon from st. Louis.
GOVERNMENT AID FOR The CITY.
WAsHINGroN, Sept. 26.-Citizens of Memphis now
at the North have been requested to pur-
chase $500 blankets, and they have made arrange
ments for 1000 double blankets. The Gov
ernment has agreed to allow purchases
10 be made from the stores at the Jacksonville,
Ind, depot where the supplies are abundant and
whenever there inability 10 purchase the sup
plies will be forwarded literally telegram frcm
a prominent officer of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
says that, with the exception of the yellow fever
cases reported at Mobile, there are mono at any
point OH the line of that road.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

that must also bearing in mind our courage, con-
slder the SCOPE of the contest. have met you. Re-
pubcans of New York, when the clouds were darker
upon the horizon than the clouds now, and met
faith and the courage of my fellow Re
French poet who planted his bark upon the highest
beach, that there presently the rising tide might
reach i and bear i gallanty on Yes and the sea-
men of that craft were fitted 10 sail any sea, be-
cause they were equal to any fortune / respond to
you in the words of an American poet, that II
backer clouds than now appear should rise to fury,
and the gale should beat so that the Republican
bark could not make progress, yet, SIR. with the
principle that we have this day laid down in this
platform, If our bark sank, 1t would be to deeper
sea.
II, gentlemen, a party may ever, as it goes forth
to battle consider, for instant the possibility OF
a defeat then you will agree with rue that we have
carried every point that we have protected our
selves at every point, because, from this hall the
Republican party, goes forth with its pristine
strength, and with its high honor absolutely I'M
tarnished. Loud applause.l
THE NOMINATION.
Mr. Fithian, of New York, moved that roll be
called and that each delegate his is called shall
rise his candidate for Judge Of the Court Of
Appeals. Carried
Mr.. Cook OF Monroe, briefly recommended George +
Danforth OF that county.
Mr. Russell, OF NeT-York, seconded the nomination.
Mr. Crook, Of Kings. nominated Joshua M. Van Cot;
Mr. Curtis. Of Richmond Mr. Pierson, OF Albany, and
Mr. Prince, OF Queens, supported Mr.. Van Cott
Mr. Depew, OF Westchester nominated g. W. Parsons,
Of Westchester, and supported the nomination In few
sentences, setting forth that gentlemans purity and
fitness for the position.
Mr. Ward, Of Allegany, supported Mr. Parsonss
nomination.
Mr.: Parker OF Cayuga, warmly urged the claims Of
Mr.. DanfOuh
The roll then called
The result was: Danforth. 226; Van Cott. 90 Par
40 Mr.. Danforth having received a majority he
AIRED nominated.
Ou motion Of Mr. Depew, seconded by Mr.. Crook, Of
kl1gsi the nomination was Fade gnanimons; - =.
added TO the state Committee member at large.
delegate moved TO add the name Of Henry A Glidden.
The amendment was accepted and the motion adopted.
The members Of the Committee that had been
lected were then announced as follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
spetial Notlses.

NerVOus Exhnusttoa-A medical essay comprising series
of lectures delivered kahns Museum OF Anatomy New
York and premature decne showing IN
dspntably health regane ahOrding cleas
synopsis mpemonts 70 marriage and the eaent Ot
and physical debility being the result OF 20 years cN
perence mail 25c currency postage samps Address
Secretary. KAHN's Museum 6SS Br0adWsy New-1ork.
Our pnlne having been somewhat extensively and nlu
ousy associated that ~ another firm In this city mot dis
deem II simply customers and friends AZ well as 10
ourseives contradict all reports dsparagng % U.s.
growing such association OF names or otherwise as en-
urely grOundltss v,rr nporuRps
Importers and JObberS Of MilhneryGoods,
Sept g. 1879. o22 BroadMay, As9-4oIk:
Post Once Not1osrhs mas ;or the wees enna<
SATURDAY, SeDtember % 1874 will close az this once
on WEDNESDAY at p. for Europe. by steamship A0ys
wared be specially addressedl and as
pm tOf direct by steamship CANADA wa taNre on
THURSDAY at 3 q. m, Tor Europe by steamship city OF
Bruses Queenstown Correspondence oI Germany and
France forwarded this steamer must De specially adj
dressed and at ~ Tor Europe, by steamship Pommer-
anip via PlymOuth, CherbOurg and HamburRi 90 SAfUB
DAY AZ a. m- for Europe by steamship Germane VIA
be forwarded tbA steamer must be specially adsesSed
and al m. scotland direct, by steamship BOLIVIA, VIA
CIasgow 1l;3O for Europe. by steamship Mains
via Southampton and Bremen The steamships ADyssnla
Brussels and Germanic DO not ake aus or
sswedsn The mails Tor Havana eaye Newf YORK
September % The mails for the West Indies VIA 81
Thomas YORK september p and - The mas Tor
AspnWal south Pacific ports leave New1 Sepen
bef China aud japan leave san Francesca
OcODer mails for AUSTRALIA &c. leave San ffancisco
September 81 =. vua sos,-..,.r
pos, OrBca Sev, YORK santember 2i 1879
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
sIxTY-FoUR DEATHS AT NEw-ORLEANs.

TOTAL NUMBER OF DEATHS TO DATE, 1872.
NEw-ORLEANS, Sept. 26-Sixty-four deaths from
yellow fever were reported to-day, making total
of 1872 to date. There have been S,695 cases to
date. DIR. X. ID. Murray in charge of the United
States Marine Department, at the Hotel Dieu, re-
ports three new cases, and three more cases
are reported at the Boys Asylum, cor
ner of st. Charles and Dufassat-sts.
and two at the Female Orphan Asylum on Camp-st.
To-day twenty sailors Of the steamship St. LOuis
lying at the head of Jackson-st left the vessel
because there were some cases of fever on board
They are willing to return provided the captain
sends the sick to the hospital and has the ship tum
gated. At the Seventh Street Protestant Orphans
Home, twenty-three children have been sick since
tine epidemic commenced. Three had the black
Yomit but no deaths occurred.
Benjamin Meyer, German, clerk OF the Third
District Court, and Catherine Murphy. in religion
Sister NeiIcita, native of MENDOZA Wis, died to-
day.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
THE FEVER IN THE SOUTH.
rur SITUATION UNCHANGED.

THE Fl,vER SPREADING sLowLY-UNFAyoRABLE
CHANGE IN THE WEATHER At MEMPHIs-REFU-
GEES FROM LOUISVILLE
Reports from the South show that the
fever is spreading slowly. There were 64
deaths at New-0rleans yesterday, making a
total of 2,672 to date. At Memphis
the weather is again unfavorabe for
the sick. There were Al deaths there
yesterday. Refugees from Louisville, who
have arrived in Cincinnati, report 200 cases
of fever IN that city, near the depot where
all Southern trains arrive.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
MIDNIGHT WBATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT ISDICATIONS
Suaopsis for tlle past "a hours

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a, a. m.-The area
OF lowest pressure has moved norheastwsrd down the
ST. Valley and the highest pressure Is now
central over the Upper Lake region, with falling bsrom
eter over the Northwest and westward 20 the Pacific
Coast Cooler northwest winds prevail with clear or
clearing weather over the Lower Lakes, Middle states
and New England but warmer southeast winds are fe-
ported In the Northwest.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States and New-EngaDd.
rising barometer, cooler northwest winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
Storm Signals.
Cautionary Oshore signals cOBsiaaa At Sandy Hook,
Barnegat. Atlantic City Cape May ana cadtionaiy sig
mails are ordered for Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk, C8po
Hatteras, Cape Lookout and Macon.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

81 276 66 Included in this amour. we're SoSi 20 ITO"
the traders OF Washington Market 500 80 from ire en
ploy6s OF The Twenty-thrd Street Railroad ana @loo
from Kerbs & spiess The entire aoCunt was sent 20
Vieksburg
The City Committee on Entertainments received yes
terday through the Rev. o. b. Frotbnghani 800 max
ing he o. cOntribufii ms 10 daie lzOc
The collections from the boxes at thr foSt Vmeo
amounted estcrday 10 S23 IL :. =, ,,,s..s.-
The receipts yesterday by the Young Mems OhflSu0n
Association OF this city were as foloHs;
$40 ST,1Ss GO 3 sa.i.iSu a4 $50
durham, J.....-.. q tons under s2o-.'..'.- -
AlsTea an, asioIsd q Post y Hacoas, p, s' sIs5
Church city sS 14O Previously aeknOwed 27Oe
NSrte me- BAPTIST Church. y 81 Total ssI7s
MiIibrOok Ref Church. 50
THE TRIBUNE has received the yellow fever suffer
ers 81 from a few workmen, through NJ. o. r.: SIS 90
from Enna Creek Penn. raised b Edward CIooh, ahd
forwarded through the Rev b. Copeland $29 20 rom rom
the Church OF the Good Shepherd, Milford, Penn por
Bishop Quntard, OF Tennessee through ~ fihon29n'
$15 80 citizens OF Dryden, n " through Mr. John nll-
Centre Presbyterian Church, OF WiDdham n " through
DR.. Walter b. Chase. The money viii De promptly IOr-
The treasurer Of the French Society Nr. Coudert has
forwarded the seventh remittance In ad oI Tue yebos
fever sufferers, 20 the Union Frauease at NewOreahs'
amounting TO 800 Adnonal gits nave Deeh reSeFSu'
making total of 81 ,452 40.
The proceedings Of the prizedrawing held by the com"
mitee French residents few days ago, amounted 70
S249 63 This amount has been remitted TO the Union
Francaise at NeN-Orleans
According 20 a oaDe dispatch received in this city
yesterday subscriptions IN Paris Tor the relef OF the
yellow fever sufferers In the United States thus far
Tie Se5 is cre,iited to the firm Of s. 'acoby & Co.
Rmoug the subscriptions acknowledged by j. Plerp0nt
Morgan, in yesterdays TRDusR was contributed by the
wOrkmen In their employ. The published contribution
made by the First Presbyteran Church OF Waterford.
n. " on September IT, should have been $780, and tho
OF HamptOnburg NJ Y, erroneousiy credited 10 the
Presbyterian Church OF harrisburg, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

PRovpFNCE. R. l., Sept. 26.-A yOnng daughter
Of Wall Of East Providence. was drowned IN
eistern asteyenng
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 26.-This afternoon, during
heavy wind and rain storm the party wall OF new house %
blown down. Several work
men were injured, three dangerously.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Sept. 26.-In the Court OF
Common Pleas fternOon the jury returned verdict OF
guilty against COrbett Brothers publishers OF Ihe sunday
Telejrdtn who were indicted for criminal libel
NFw-HAvFN Conn.,, Sept 26.-Last evening Mrs.
Henry Butler the mother OF nine children, gOred by
GiandsL Fair Haven, receiving iBhtl
WON which she may die.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
FLEEING FROM LOUISVILLE.
REFUGEES FROM THE CITY REPORT TWO HUNDRED
CASES OF FEVER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNEl
CTNcIYNAT1, Sept 26.-Tbe yellow fever scare,
if not the epidemic itself, has fallen upon Louis
vile. Yon will probably not get the news from
there. On all boats and trains to-day people have
been pouring into this city from Louisville. These
refugees report that 200 persons are down with
fever on Broadway in the vicinity of Tenthst, and
on Chestnut-st The disease seems to have spread
around in the vicinity Of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad depot, where the southern refugees
have landed.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
How sl7ull we r.

How shuII we regain losses ia the question thought
over by many these Take advice and remit
ANAL amount 10 Alex Fr0thngham Co. brokers. II Wall
st. New York by their judici0us Investments have re
hundreds from pressing need send tor her finc
Penn seutf free.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
RELIEF THROUGH THIS CITY.

A CIRCULAR FROM THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
NEED or GIFTS STILL URGENT IN MANY PLACES
The Southern Relief Committee of the
Chamber OF Commerce has issued circular TO the public
expressing gratitude for the generous contributions Of
the public and adding that the committee is advised
that sufficient has been received at Memphis 10
provide for the sick and the destitute. and that no
further aid for that city viii be required The balance
the committee has In hand and what may receive In
the future will be apI lied TO the relief Of other places
The circular concludes While Il is gratifying learn
that the cities where the disease has been so yruent
arc In condition require further aid for the SICK
che committee would remind the charitable that the
destituion among the poor and eonvaleseent Will
tnue until frost makes 1t safe for the citizens TO return
and business reyiVes"
J. Pierpont Morgan treasurer OF the Chamber OF Com
merce Southern Relief Committee, acknowledged the
celpt yesterday Of the following gifts
From the people Valley through Dr. Ange slA
citizens Of MeGIawyie Cortland SSgny yS a. 81
sSkaReateies sis through II r Webb. %
From hre eorosponeehts SsS TerE Mercury, fire
Cash. III b. Though Ths Ns Ycrk World
Congregational sunday school Riyerhead l. I.;-. 90
Part Of collection g Presbyterian Church. HOOsek Fails ~
cilens oi SsWb2fs n y through j. j. McCrOsksry
cissss 81 bedding Conn By Thomas i55
Congregational Church Society OF Southport Conn, 40
members ~ Of Se West third Street Pres
bytcriaD Church, n. Y. through the Rev Ersktne NJ -
PrssbySerian Church. Marlborough n " through
PfssbyeTSS SaH " chSreS BasknG Ridge n t. through the
Rev John O. Rankin pastor 10
FrsSDyl sons SewYors City lsi
CitEoas OF Randolph N. W through e. A. Ingerso, 90
From Of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
who was absent when collection was taken 20
Presbyterian Church, Romuius N fr through j. W. a,
M f. Churches In Cutohogue and Mattituek L. l., -
through r. X Fanning, pastor. 80
Baptst Church. Westport NY, SIG 1k Baptist Church
Sunday school, Westport N. Y, 81 90, through s. s. r
Cutting. 40
From M h. Ransom. p ~ Plattsburg Citizens Of ChaEy,
r. Y through the Rev +. ]. Hiyers Ab
Memorial Church OF the Holy Trinity Westpcrt Conn., .
through the A. N Lewis pastor Al
Additional SUBSCRIPTIONS from FIRST Presbyterian Church.
Watsrford n Y through j. O. HOase. treasurer
Proceeds Of Richmond County Lodge NO 80,
& e. o. a Mss. Brighton . l.. $50
| West Brighton 8. l.. through j. w. Wnmlh ,,s.'..
FnQinh visitor At Fifth Avenue Hotel, through r. r. ~
proceeds Of held by the ladies Of the city OF fon
kera September 20
Cssh sW L." through EtC York Journal Q Commerce. 20
Previously acknowledge looo-0
Mayor Ely received yesterday gifts amounting -
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

1Ls city tsnsls q
The lines dEoa1 o. ns Tor Toe ~ aoie
preceding midnight The irregular Waite Linz rsprsnEa as easoas
siths mercury during thoe nounh
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept. 81. a. m.-Afer slight fau
veaterday morning remained almost sta
tonary until just before the rains Of the afternoon.
AuOtbe er fan then was followed by a rapid rise The
average tenn eTature lower than on wednesday.
The amount OF moisture I'm the air has baen diminished
Cooler and clear partly cloudy weather may be eK-
Dected in this city ard vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
Nam, Tr;ae with the Teeth

II Our teeth nails they might not
need eOnstnnt teeth don't repeat themselves after
childhood The proper thing 10 do i 10 use ozcDoAT which
preserves their health and beauty. IL never falls
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
. popRERY OF DIAMONDS AND JEWELS

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept 26.-Last night
while Walter NJ Greene and family were 1t the Opera
Hause their residence Broad'et was entered and
robbed OF diamonds and iewelTy valued at SlzJOVV'
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

XYIII.-Wm W. Rockwell,
OF Glens Falls.
XIV. s. Dickinson.
Ot Bangor.
XX.-Morumer Wade.
XXL.-Wllliam Lewis.
NXfi.-J. W. VrOOman.
XXIIL-C. V. SymOnds
XXlN.-ThOmas =. Mott.
NXV.-MOses Summers.
XXNL-JOhn y. Knapp.
XXVII.-Samurl =. Allen.
XXNIII-ThOmas Z. Platt.
XXIX.-M. 3. Decker.
NNX.-C. Il. Pars1n.
XNNI.-Wiilard A. COBB.
XN&TL-J ID. Warren.
XXXIIL.-COm. Z. Yedder.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

on motion the State Committee authorized 10 I'LL
any vacancies which may occur In their number. aud
then the convention az $50 D. adjourned Sine die
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
THE DEATH LIST.

kilograms received by The TRIBUNE show the
total mortality to date, as far as known to nave
been as follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

L-BeDl. ID. Hicks.
IL-Jamcs JOurdan.
III.-Albtrt Daggett.
"
N.-Abrahan lent
NI-D.W. L. Wheeler.
VII. VI. Patterson.
NIIL.-C. Van COtt
IN.-Joel W. Mason.
X.-1homas Murphy.
XL-AlOnzO h OTneil
Xiv. n. Robertson.
XtIT.--JOhn Il. butcher.
NIN.-Jeremiah Drew.
XN.-GeO. II. sharpe, Of
Kingston.
XVL-JOhu p. Smyth. Of
4 lbany.
XNH.-James 5. Slnurt, Of
IambrIdrp