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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

WAR DEPARTMENT
OyrCE THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April ia A. N.
Indications
For Now England. clear or partly cloudy weather,
preceded In Maine BY areas colder north 10 west
winds and rising barometer.
For tho Middle Atlantic States aud lover lake
gion. clear partly cloudy weather, nortbwcstery
winds, stationary temperature and rising barometer
For the south Atlantic and Gulf States. warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather. southerly Winds sta
tionary or falling barometer, followed Texas by
rain arsaa
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, with occasional rain areas, variable
winds mostly from northeast 10 southeast, stationary
or ialiing barometer
For tho upper iako region aud Upper Mississippi
Valley, cear partly cloudy weather, cold north
westerly winds. rising barometer. followed In the
second district by winds veerng to warmer cast and
south and stationary or falling barometer.
For tho Lower Missouri Valley, clear weather, toll
lowed by Increasing cioudncss and possibly by rain
areas, northeast TO southeast vinos stationary or
higher temperature, with falling barometer
The rivers will generally fall
Cautionary signals continue at Eastport.
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HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH.

statement Of the bu sness OF tho Hannibal and 81.
Joseph Railroad Company Tor the fiscal year ending
Decsmber last, was presented Yesterday. The gross
earnings OF tho road 81 93l.261 81; ODE
rating expenses. sl.l35,ss0 40; net earniI-s.
s7o6,sIs So from which has been paid the
interest the funded dobt, 5000, 600;
leaving Sl35 515 SO. This balance together with tho
recelpts from the compsny's land mas been applied 10
the expenditures Tor the Improvement OF ROAD bed and
track the pa the arrears OF taxes and oher
expenses amounting TO SAL. i0s Sd On the ist or
Jauusry contracts tor the sale Of lands up"n WHICH
there remained duo upward OF $40 900 were placed
IN tho hands OF The Farmers Loan and rrust com,ny
10 issue oil bonds 10 the amount OF 81 oJu-
ooo vi which there been sold April H. $50 0u
at ninty n We cents and accrued interest
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THE MILL REALLY MANAGED BIZ HIM AGAINST
THE JUDGMENT OF THE OTHER DIRECTORS
HIS wIfE's PROPERTY SWEPT AwAy-wHo
HOLD THE PAPER.
FALL RIVER. hasE, April Il, 1873
Some further developments have been made in the
Chace deiacation, showing that the control OF the
mill was in the hands OF Chaee and his imme.
dlate family, Chase having iorsy-one shares
directors being comparative small stockholders Tho
scheme Of building the mill pushed through
by MIN against the wishes OF the more conservative
directors They were outvoted, and through his
desperate efforts he abio 10 noat bis
debt 10 the market, where the directors were
Dut little acquainted. IL Is stated that
ms wife knew nothing OF his embezzlcment and that
all OF her private properly will be swept away by the
duced his brother in-aw, H. b. Durce, Treas-
urer OF the Fall River Manufacturing Com
pany, 10 allow him to draw against $l0.0 900
worth oil goods sold by the corporation OF which
Durfee Is treasurer ana the latter is placed The
position OF = oefaultcr unless The amount lis
stored. Dartee has been invited 10 resign
MS position Chace has renaincd at
home suffering from intense nervous prostration
and declines TO make any statement. 1t ID said that
ne spent 600 In paying the debts Of tho estate OF
the executors, but nothing is known to where the
balance OF tho money went. The directors loot up
the dealcation so lar found at $685. 00 and they pro-
pose to silt the matter TO the bottom.
PRINCIPAL CREDITORS.
The banks are not tho only creditors Of the Union
MIL Company, Kiiburn, Lincoln Co being creditors
Tor about $50, 900 Tor looms and the Messrs Within
Tor $l0o, 600 Tor cardiug machinery.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Thomas sixth and last symphony concert takes
place this evening at ste,nway Hail.
Tonight VIII mark the last appearance OF tho
markAbie Broncho horses at the Aquarium.
diplomacy at wallacx's has drawn large housea
and the play viii probably run 10 the end Of tho
season
n;ho weather is pleasant to-day tho matinee per-
formances are likely to be largely attended, es-
peciaiy by tho ladies'. They are generally good.
England is seriously threatened with an invasion OF
"Unclo TOMS Cabins" Tho passage for several hun
dred negroes Is said TO have boon already engaged.
Miss Ada Ward. traxodionne, formerly Of tho Hay.
market Theatre, London, arrived in town yesterday
from San Francisco, having completed q successful
tour In Australia
Tho celebrated Case" appears not to lose whit OF
s interest," and .hs great audiences that flock 10 the
Union Square Theatre every night pay fresh tribute
to the already full Golfers OF the management.
Ill rrovatoro is to be repeated this evening at the
Grand Opera House, with Frltsch, Blum and Dow in
tho cast, Isadora Martinez appearing Leonora The
opera under the present Is worth seeing.
George Fawcott Rowo's adaptation OF tho "Exiies''
u highly PRAISED wherever It h presented Concern
ing the excellence Of tho Boston version now being
played NJ Booth's, and hts own version, now being
performed At tho broadway, the public must Judge
Tor them selves
Iho nst coocort o. sno tnlru season Of the Staten
Island Philharmonic Society took place last evening.
Tho attendance was tho largest OF tho season, ana
taxed the hall TO lis utmost capacity. Tho ocIoito
in Il lat, by Mendoisson, ind the quartet In aa,,
by Schnmann. performed by tho string monet were
exceedingly line, and, assisted by Mime. Eugene Pap
psnhcim ana Mr.. 8. d. Mills (both OF whom wero 70
ccived with much enthusiasm), furnished ono OF the
best n not tho bcst, concerts ever given by tbii
society. Tie annual closing address by Hon. Erastu
brooks testified 10 the OF the society ans
IN sou md m ncial basis
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 PPLkrUNs' JOURNAL
A for May.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
PRoNTIsPiECE illustration to jet; Her Face or her
n.pIs oiaas Fy SE% s'r 9onx w,, "a ,,n,,
graphic and article copously illustrated
rapid irans,. Ii New York that have been ppepo.ed
with u ful illustrated description OF the
nearly completed ADD AN account Of tho process Of
ILLUSTRATIONS Proposed Broadway Arcade Railway
Sidewalk Elevated Railway in 9Th av.-Isaying
Foundation tor Gilbert Koad-Linins Longitudinal
Gilbert Koad,,swin.ing Transverse ,irders n.to
Place GSs, hoaap,vsns nvea Gosr, . Road
9th av- section Of Gilbert Road In West Broad~sy-
H M1i n' 81 f.a.s
THE HEAVENLY HARMONY. A Poem. BY cornelius
JET HEX FACE OR HER FORTUNE, A Novel. ny
iisi n .AreIis Lowell, &c Chaps fx.-xiif
NOT MnoLLY DEAD Poem ~ Joha Moran;
POE by J. II. Ingram
series Of letters drawn from original Sources written
iioas 70 lhrss high minded women. They pertain to
the last three years Q, the poets iiie aud throw
MRS. GAINsBoRuUGHis DIAMONDS A Short Story
REAL AsD IDEAL HOUSES by O. D. Bunce
.rAsLhY's AfkiuAN CONVERT ~ a. a; Guernsey
jaime. RICE author. Of Roady. Money Mortisoy lie
Golden Bu.terhyn &c with rhrec iu.,r.,ionaj
WIND rnoA THE EAsf A Poem. BY Paul II. Hayne.
FOR LOVE or nER short story Complete. by Nora
yRgSGii PICTURES FOR THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
EDIrUl.s FABLE Proposed Common Monument 10 Vol.
taifc and Rousseau tn. Saturday Review on Amer-
Local rrsjadiees and ori,ieism ILs rrotestise Park
BOOKS o. TnE DAY Huxley. "Physiegrapby'--
frouds'. Thomas Beckett -G-rdncr's Home into
rlors" wiikin.oo,. -Sarrstise q . Bioskaas Run.
Encyclopedias Of Biography" &c
D. APPLETON i Co. iaslishsfs. New York
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RESCUED FROM A FIRE.

IRE occurred last evening Ia the thrco story trick
building No. 81 Dayard street. causing damage tho
amount OF 800 suiing smoke nIlcd the building
which had been quickly deserted by all OF tn IN
mates except grI Of fourteen years nam,d
Rcbecca weinstein, who remained asleep In her
room on tho second story. oaicer Crystal, Of
tho Tenth precinct who happened TO DO
the neighborhood entered tho building against tho
advice Of the bystanders and assembled room
the sleeping girl lie found tho door lock ed, but
bursting u open made his way through the dense
smoke 10 where she was sleeping, and iiftng hor IN
his arms har 10 tho FIRST story ana lowered her
from the window TO the arms OF tho waiting crowd
AZ no walked away.
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l.. q. FOGARfY.
Died April IL, ls7s
Aged As wears

The features OF tho former had lost much OF tho
ghastiincss noticeable the day before. Despite the
horrid marks OF the aquuiortis and the complete de-
siructon OF ono OF her eyes, hcr face looked coney
even in Death There startled ana pinched
preston the face, which was painful TO look at ;
but her high, smooth forehead arched brows gave
evidences oil culture and Refinement
A. half-past r. u. the three children arrived at
Bcev 10 Hospital IN carriage. They waited outside
the gate until the coffin bearing the mains OF their
murdered mother was placed IN the hcarse by Uuder-
taker Murray, and then The solemn journey tax
TO Calvary Cemetery, where the ~oman's remains
were inferred
The body OF Launcelot Fogarty still romans in the
Morsus, the Catholic Church forbddine the burial OF
suicides IN c0nsecTated ground Unless his body DC
claimed by his relatives Il will DO buried Ia the Pot
ters Field. The children did cvince any xiety
as 10 the disposition OF their fathers remains, but
they wore plunged In grioi ~ the burial OF their
mother
The children still In tho keeping of Mr. Long,
al No 81 Tenth avonue the boys attending 10 their
business with d. X. Iburber Il Go. William the
eldest BOY, says that the published accounts relative
70 his hnd,ng officer when he out the house
Tor help are incorrect He could not nnd onlcor
on Forty-second street, and had to go 10 Tenth ave-
nue. where some time was spent IN searching for one
Ihe, again. precious time lost In parey with the
oincer, who refused At first accompany young Fo-
gaty 70 has house on the plea that Il not his
post.
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THE SHOOTING OF MILE. voLANTE.


PRovipKScR, r. l., April IL 1878.
Tho Coroner at Pawtucket mas concluded hts inquest
Into the circumstances Of the killing OF Mia volsne
on the Opera House stage las, Friday night.
Mrs Franklin, who nrcd tho fatal sho. was o..
amined. Her testimony developed nothing new save
nor statement that she approached the PROSTATE
girl the stage she tMrs Franklinl exclaimed.
"ThanK Godi the bullet Is not In her head thcro are
two holes" Tho surgeons discovered the fact two
days later.
fhe Jury returned verdict OF death from ride
shot, and that the fatal result was wholly uninten.
tionai on the part Of Mrs. franklin The jurors recon-
mended that the Town Council prohibit all shows or
exhibitions wherein human life Is put In Jeopardy by
rils shooting, knne throwing and such like toats
Mrs. Franklin has entirely recovered from shock,
ana announces performances nj woonsockct to-mor.
row night without human target
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STEUBEN COUNTY CENsURED.

VERDICT OF THE coRoNERs JURY ON THE BE
CENT FATAL FIRE.
BATH, N. Y, April II, 1878.
The Coroners jury In the OF tho burning OF the
building for the insane OF the Steubcn County Poor
house on Saturday night tho less Of sixteen lives,
after having occupied five days In hearing the testimony
Of twenty-five Witnesses including the Keeper, Super
intendcnts OF tue Poor Supervisors, Poor House In
vestigatlng Committee. eight paupers and four ply
Keeper Ell Darlington, censuro the citizens OF the
county and the Board OF Supervisors for not hav-
ing provided safe and suitable accommodations
Tor paupcrs, and tho superintendent
OF the Poor for not having provided better OF
cgress and fire apparatus, and for not removing tho
declares The Supervisors guilty OF mauslaughtsr in he
fourth degree An appropriation to erect suitable
buildings Is recon mended.
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The Rhode Island General Assembly adjourned sine
die yesterday.
J. ID. Clay, Clerk OF Halifax tva) County Cour.
charged with making forged pension claims. has con-
fessed bis guilt
Halls planning mill part OF tho United States Hotel
aud several stables st Zaposvie, onio were burned
on Thursday night Loss $1,000.
The Seamcn's savings Bank, Provincetcwn, Masa,
asks the Commissioners TO regulate ia pay lug out
money, IN conformity With the new law
No indictment found by tho Indianapolis Grand
Jury against James ". Bugbee, tho alleged iorgsr,
witnesses having appeared against him.
At Mycrsburg, Ont, Thursday evening. Bertha
Wynn, fifteen years Old was shot and Killed bY
sha,, nan sohnol Loacbar. who was arrasiad
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PRIZE ELoCUTIoN CONTEST.

A novel entertainment was held At Chickcring Hall
Iasl evening, with iaif house contcs,ing recital IONS
given for two prizes OF 500 ana SIS. Tho con-
testanis were mostly pupils from ciocauonIsts and
public schools Miss Hattie Anderson. aged fourteen
years received 1os votes and tho prixc. Her
log was really nnc. Another and a younger gir, Liz
zis Anderson but no relation OF tho other would
probably won tho second prize, but there some
dispute In the audience ovor tic vote. Miss Mary
q. Myers, WHO declared winner was q full grown
lady and almost "proicssions," whiIc the iillie
gr scarcely twelve O age. the hearts OF The
audience and cncofcd several times whiic The
bei M counksd.
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REVENUE MARINE CHANGES.



Third Lieutenant N. q. Woodward, United staics
Revenue Marine has boon detached from the revenue
steamer John A DIX. atNow Orleans, and directed to
report for duty at Key West, Fla. on the revenue
steamer w. IL Crawford, relieving second Lieutenant
James .. Butt, who has been placed on wait.
ing orders Third Lieutenant Edmund Burke, now
nj Milwaukee, Wis, has been directed 10 re.
port Tor duty a. New Orleans, on The John A.
DIX. Third Lieutenant SiIas i. WilIott has been
transferred from the Albert Gsstn, al Boston, 10 the
l.. A. Stevcns, a. Ncwbern, N e. Second Assistant
Engineer Philip Sittig OF the Thomas Ewing has been
detached from that vessel and directed report Tor
duty on the Jonn A. DIX, New Orleans, aud First As.
sistant Engineer Hoyt has been transferred IRON the
Grant ~ New I ork- 10 ihe Ewins- Al Balnnara. Md
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EUROPE.,

i oNDON.-MESsKs JAY RESPECTFULLY REQu rs
1.-the honor Of visit from ladies and gentlemen visiting
British metropolis to Inspect variety OF elegant silk
Costumes, Parsian Nantes artistic Millinery Hats aud
every variety Dress specially selected
artists and representing the fashions OF tho
The following extract from American
testimony the system OF business adoped
this TIVE visited during .cjoun In London
warehouse OF Msss Jay, the noted
lshfne kind In the world In looking
departments able 10 appreciate the
cause the which has attended
establishments tor many years Mess Jay receive lar
supplies Of Costumes aud Millinery direct from the first
Paris and they sold much
than ladies' procure them the Continent Wo
directing the OF cadS
ns time honored where We are sure they
special for Bonnes Black silks 2f3 2s5 247 24O
Isl aud 253 Regent st London w.
RIO EUROPEAN vIsiTORs.-MEsSRS. MORRIS 4
i Co., House Agents, 70 Westbourue Grove, BAyswatcr
London will be mos. happy 20 AFFORD intending visitors
ot Information respecting furnished
houses In all the fKvorite West nd suburbs
Of London Applications by post shall have attention.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BosroS, Mass. April IL, 1878.
freight train Of thirty-eigh, cars OF tho Boston
and Albany Railroad, heavily laden with grain,
on tho way ID tho grand junction al
East Boston, mot with serious accident
Chelsea, on the Eastern Railroad, to-day, by tho
breaking OF axlo OF ono Of the cars. Five cars
were wrecked and the track torn up tor some dis
tarco. Both tracks OF tho Eastern road are block.
AIDED, and tho loss win be heavy.
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Henry c. Kelsey, Secretary OF state OF Now Jersey
has completed q list OF the savings banks In tho
state, ,hoir location and condition being fully de-
tailed They arc thirty-eight IN number, with assets
amounting TO SIS, g50,4g0 OF, and liabilities
SIS, sol OF, leaving surplus OF $500, 10. "a
me Invested Ms follows =: Bonds and NOR,
cages So $50, 1855 81; United states honda
call loans on coiiatcrais siosl, $40 81 sandr,os,
al 1Ol. A50 ls
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WRECK OF THE CHlLUWALL HALL

PROBABLE LOSS OF TwRSrY-sIx LIVES ON THE
COAST OF PORTUGAL
[pY CABLE TO THE HERALDI
LONDON, April IL, 1873
The British steamer ChildwaI Han, winch was
wrecked ut sagres, Portugal while on voyage
IRON Liverpool to Bombay by way OF the suez
Canal, mad crew OF forty-nve and eight passen-
gers Az before stated, twenty.sevcn persons are
known TO be saved. The fate OF the remaining
tventy.six Is unknown.
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MoLLIE MAGUIREs ARRESTED.

SUSBURY. Pa, April ~, 1873
Peter McManus and Jack O'Neii Mollio Maguires,
brought to this city from shamokin this morn
ing and lodged In JAIL having been thers yes
tcrday by tho coal and iron police tho charge Of
being implicated In tho murder Of Frederick Hcrscy
near Shamokin, on December 10, 1874.
Six other Aoilie Magnres were also brought with
them, CD arged with the burning OF Schwenk's coal
breaker nj Mount Carmel In June 1873.
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ASSASSINS FOOLED.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE nEnALD.J

lBY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.J
SAs ANTONIO, Texas, April Il, ls7A
tho night before last Mr. J. Locke while driving TO
his ranch the Alamo In o buggy, narrowly escaped
being choked 70 death and robbed by two Mexicans,
who cndeavorod 20 throw . lssso over hts Load.
Mr.. Locke saw Tho danger and lodged just In
time, tho lasso grazing hts head Being IN
armed the Mcxicans made good their escape This
morning who asleep IN camp near the place
Mr.. Sam Jones fred upon by two Mexicans, prob
ably the samo who attacked Locke, and picco was
shot out OF Mr.. jones' ear, and Ills clothing was
pierced; but he attacked tho Moxicans with such
vigor that they beat retreat without accom- psning
their OBJECT Mr.. Johes' escape was marvellous, ana
his injuries arc not serious.
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ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.1
SAN ANTONIO. Toxas AnriI 10

IBX TELkbuAPH TO THE HEnALD.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April IL, 1878.
Three men from Dewitt county named Cox, Ryan
ana Satterlee trial here tor tho murder OF Or
BrazoIl and mis- In 1867 Tho killing grew GU. Of
the Taylor-Sution feud, In which upward OF forty
persons killed The house broken into as
isht, and Dr. Brazeli and murdered In cold
blood. Al tho limo tns occurred another ber OF
the Brlxel family was diving. surviving son. who
hid la tree. Identifies tho accused Ihroo moro
Of In County jail. and will BIO lriod next
week. Tho defenoe expects 10 provo an abb
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ALBANY SENATOR'S IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, April II, 1873.
twenty-five members OF tho Now York state Senate.
accompanied by OF tho American press,
arrived here tonight from Albany upon visit until
Monday next
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OREGON DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

SAY FRAScIsco CAL, April II, 1878.
Tho platform OF tho Oregon Democratic State Con-
vontion avors the reconciliation Of silver the re-
peal OF the Resumption act tho payment OF govern
ment Obligations in greenbacks, except whore other
wise provided, the TarG bill now pending In Congress-
and law 10 prohibit Chinese Immigration, and de-
nounces tho misruie OF the republican party and the
fraud by which Mr.. Hayes was put into Office.
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The social monthly meeting Of tho members OF tho
Manhattan Club held last night at the club
Louse Fiith avenue. The reunion brought together n
large attendance composed exclusively OF tho me m.
bers and their friends. Topics OF the day wero
touched upsn the interchange OF sentiment
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NEW JERSEY RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
TRENTON, April ~, 1873
Majors Fulton and Wright held private conference
with Governor Mccielao day relative to the organ
ization OF q Now Jersey rinc association Without
coming 10 any definite understanding thcy adjourned
10 meet ~ Elizabeth next Monday, when. probably,
IN organ izaton will be effected.
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HE WARRANT RECALLED.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April IL, 1875.
The Board OF Pardons having informed tho Cover.
Of its action in the Kohoe case tho for
the execution OF person been recalled pend.
,ng she ANAL decision OF tho Board.
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STEENBURGH'S GUILT.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
AMSTERDAM. N. Y, April l., 1873
Sam S,eenburgh's missing shirt cum. covered with
blood. was to-day found In straw bed 10 the village
all hero where he confined when first arrested
ART November This corroOoratss that portion OF his
horrible confession alluded TO III yesterdays do
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ANOTHER PLANET DISCOVERED.
WAsHNGTos, April ]

WAsHNGTos. April IL, 1878.
Professor Henry, or tho Smithsonian Institution,
reports that tho Director OF tho Paris Observatory
nounccs the discovery, by Coggia, At Marseies, on
the 18th Of April 1875 OF planet OF the tchth mag
nitud0, In IL hours aud IS minutes right ascension
90 deg and 81 min. declinaion, with daily motion or
two minutes.
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lNFANTICIDE.
BrTnLRnRs, Pa, April IL,

BETnLKnRS, Pa, April IL, ls's
In tho Of John Hutn, m undertaken
In whose house the dead body OF IN
infant found some days apo
tho Coroners jury to-day returned verdict OF muir.
Ger against some person or persons unknown TO
them. HUH, however. is ssili held arrest as
an ACCESSORY.
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SALE OF A CLUB HOUSE.
IpY TaLeGaApn TO THE HEnALp.1

Lose BRANCH. N. j., April IL 1873
Tho Sheriff OF this county sold at Freehold to-day,
undcr an execution obtained by Pres,denl Dnsmorc,
OF Adams, Express Company, tho property Of John
Y. hsmberIain, the sportsman, located near the
West End Hotel, Long Branch, consisting OF three
acrcs Of land and tho sleean, club house thereon II
was bought by II. n. Lumis, who 10 said 70 be nrm
friend of Oh am bcrlain. for $4,000.
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JACK KEHOE'S FATE.
TosrPoNExENT OF HIS EXECUTION TILL
MAY.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April Il, 1878.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April T. 1878.
The Board Of Pardons ~ It's meeting to-day post
ponod its decision In the OF Jack kehoe, tho
Mollie Mcguire, until the meeting OF the Board IN
May. and Kohoe's execution had boon liked the
18th inst the action OF tho Board will tho
granting Of reprieve IN tho case BY the Governor.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature Tor tho pas, twcnty.foar hours In
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer al Hudnurs pharmacy,
Herald Building, No. 21s broadway