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The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19

WHAT ToKrCREs ARE INFLICTED by a dis
ordered liver. Pains in the right side and
under the right shoulder blade, headache,
nauses, indiges ton, cositiveness, unpleae.
ant taste in the mouth and low spirits,
are amoGg its intlicia.- Besides, the saffron
tinge it jmparts to the skin is the reverse
of becoming g. But DIR. Morris VEGETABLES
LIVER PILLS speedily dispel the symptoms
by remedying the disorder which prodced
them. Sold by all Druggists.
The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19

1MPORrAHF' xoTICe.-Far,~ers' ra~,.
tltes asd others can Kennedy squsi 10 Dr.
TOBIAS! VENETIAN LININENT t. : tho cure .
cholora, Diarrhns. Dysent ~. Group Collie, aod So
sieta:ss eskes intSraslly!t q perfectly hss:ss.;
- oath accompanying each b0te) aad oxter ayfof
g roote+ RheuMstisn. Readsehe.: Tooth ache; bore
anfost USts, Bpfa! sveliines BruiEe .. Mosquito
vENETlAN LNEMENT was introdueed in, ,ls7i, and
70 ono Who hsa uesd II but centfnuos 70 do g. many
stattn9 that Was T. dollars bottla,. they ouid
not BE- witheuti It. Thousands 81 csftidcates can b.
49, at The d. pot epesk,og Of s wonderful curative
rfopsftse Sold BY ths Druggists for ~ cts Depot p
Murray St. New York. ~. ..,.,, ...:.1. -
The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19

It is impossible to sell the best article of any
kind as low as the poorest can be affo: ded,
But the price Of Mason l. Hamlin Cabinet Or.
gans are not much more than those of very
inferior organs; while the difference in quality
and especially i'll durability, is very great.
The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19

The miser fo!loweth not strictly the
scriptural injunction: "Forget and for
give" He is always forgetting but new.
er forgiving.
The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19

TO cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweeten
the breath, use Browns Camphorated Sapona-
cesus Dentifrice. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
haUy 4 torl annSa koef 2.pao< Novu Tohacn.
The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19

An 1rishman called at 4 drugstore to get q
bottle of Johnson's Anodyne Linin,ent for the
Rheumatism: the drugg st asked him in what
part Of the body it troubled him most. "B.
me soul, said he, have it in every houl and
corner of me-"
The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19
Coin fer FOWIa.


Iadian corn is thought to be especially
prtjudicial to the health OF fowls, on &C.
count of its high heat-producing and fat
tening character, and its relative and
comparative poverty in those elements OF
food out of which bone, muscle, flesh,
nerves and tissues generally. are made
and the matters which are notably pre-
sent in the egg, namely, aibumen and
phosphate Of lime.
There are. however, conditions under
which corn, as the only cereal, can be fed
to fowls with comparative safety, and
that is where it makes part only Of the
daily ration. the other paris being animal
food Of some kind, cooked or otherwise,
and ground oyster shells, or broken, cal
cined bones, Tor the other part. One of
the most successful producers of eggs
know; feeds Lis hens corn exclusively for
the grain portion of their d.ilv ration,
but supplements il with as regular daily
ration of flesh and bone, and in that way
supplies the deficiency of an Indian corn
diet.
But am satisfied that fowls on going
to roost, and especially in cold weather,
when corn is abundant and gravel scarce,
fill their crops with the former, when, If
they had the opportunity, they would
choose gravel, or what answers just as
we'll, if not better purpose, coarsely
broken calcined bone. Now, this
not only acts in the
same way as gravel in the trituration Of
food within the gizzard, but it supplies
lime for the shell, and phosphoric acid
for all or nearly all the vital processes =
assisting digestion and assimilation aud
stimulating egg productiveness to an ex-
tent which must be observed to be CON-
pretended or believed. If those who
doubt the correctness of these statements
and conclusions, will. choosing lot Of
healthy non-sitters Of any common breed,
offer them regularly daily towards even
ing, to the extent of an ounce each Of
coarsely broken calcined bone, so they
can, if they will, fill their crop Just before
going to roost, giving the fowls strong
food and perfect liberty, am confident
the result in increased egg productive
ness will bring great majority Of ex-
perimentcrs to my way OF living and
thinking. g.--Erchange
The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19

For loss Of cud, horn all, red water in cows.
loss Of appetite, rot, or murrain in sheep;
thick wind, broken wind, and roaring, and
for all obstruetlons of the kidneys in horees
use !Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders.
Don't buy a large pack OF worthless powder.
The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19
sponsaneous a4uttAon Of Hay.

A case of what seemed to be spontan-
eous combustion in hay-mow occurred
at North Amherst, Mass, 10 July last,
and the questions are asked. Are such oc-
currences possible, aud if 80 are they frc-
quent? Without doubt it is possible for
hay to ignite spontaneously, but it does
not often occur. When last in England,
we remember to have passed in travelling,
farmers premises where the hay-ricks
had been burned the night before from
spontaneous combustion, az alleged. That
hay may thus ignite, the c 'nditions must
be quite unusual. Well cured, dry hay
is always safe, but that which is imper-
fectly cured or which has been exposed
to rain, may become SO intensely heated
as to char, and ultimately to ignite.
Combustion is an oxidizing process, and
when the carbon and hydrogen of the
hay are in condition to attract oxygen
rapidly, the temperature may reach the
point whence flames must spring up, and
then the work of destruction goes on
rapidly. Whilst the danger of spontane-
GUS combustion of hay is not great, still
it is possible, and hence care should be
observed in curing ard storing it
american Journal Of Chen.istry.
The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19

A wonderful discovery. Frecklcs, Pimplcs,
Rough Skin. etc. positively cured BY Mrs
Sha~'s Moth and Freckle Lotion. By drug
gists, 81. Particulars free. Address Mrs.
DR.. l.. X. Shaw, 140 E 2Sth st., N. Y. Mrs.
Shaw's Liver Pill-bcst in the world.
A Unlveraal Remedy--''Brown's
BRONCHIAL TRocuEs" for Coughs, Colds and
Bronchial Affections, stand first in public
favor and confidence; this result has been ac.
box.
The Worthington advance., 1878-12-19
CREW
The Celebrated
"Matchless
Wood Tag Plug
Ton r~n

Taa PIONEER TOBACCO CoxPA1,
New York. Boston and CicA9o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

was neither dark nor foggy; be could the Pavonia
some distance be lore The collision look place. aud
sumes the pilot OF the Terry boat saw the Baldwin
100 he signailed her that no meant 90 keep
70 tue rfhL and as he had The right of way he
tnoueht the Pavonia would slow up and allow nIn
70 pass. she had plenty OF Time and why her pilot
did not do so he tell. He taxes the matter
rather phiiosophcaly ani expccts such accidents
ions as boats are bui and ran. After the accident
the baas IN dred ins tho coal dock near The Pavo-
MA Jerry but there WAS WY Tor ncr 10 land her
passengers AS soon as possible, Therefore, tho tugs
william Schuyler aud G. W. Cofnn were engaged 10
low her over TO her pier in New York where her pas
tensers We're safely landed. if~
PRovlDIsG FOR TRE PASSENGERS
he Champion aud the Mary Powell look up the
bsidwins passengers yesterday, aud they will con-
snue 20 DO 30 until Tho oLner 10 ia condtou TO sail
again Workmen wore busy yesterday clearing away
tho debris from tns BALDWIN making her ready TO
10 taken 10 ship yard in jersey City tor repair. An
Investigation has been ordered by the supernten-
pilot 81 tho Pavonia must have been unaor
tho influence OF liquor at the time OF the accident or
II could not have occurred Tho principal damage TO
inc ierryboat Is the loss oil her rudder. IL Was the
Iadcs Cabin eide oil tho boat that struck the Baidwio
and nearly ala tho hand rail rhat SIDE an a tho
boarded portion adjoining were carried away out not
stick IN the ca1in itself dist urbed rhe boat
los In the slip beside he Terry, aud yesterday work
mon were busy putting her in trim She viii be
ready for use in few days and meant time Anotn er
boat has been pat In her place. Fortunately, also,
the early hour IN tho uorning at which the collision
occurred permitted only lew m lkmen and butchers
TO DC out, SO that though they we're pretty we'll
collision occurred Two hours later loss Of lite would
PROBABLY have occurred But as II is the damage cnn
be paid Tor In dollars and cents-probably $500 10 the
Terry boat and 30, QUO TO the Baldwin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
A NEW RING SUIT.

NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS CLAIMED ON
ALLRaED. FRAUDULENT wARRANTs--oRDERs
4 OF ARREST AGAINST THE. DEFENDANTS,
WILLIAM @. ROGERS AND ,. JARVIS JONES.
new Ring suit was Unexpectedly commsnoed yes
terday morning ny the procuring OF order Of arrest
for William G, Rogers anal Jarvis Jones, formerly
members OF the nrm OF sationers who, according to
Twseds statements before tho Aldermanc Committsc.
"used to furnish all persons connected with the CITY
government with anything they required" The suit
brought in the name Of the people OF the State Of
New York, and the Mayor and Com monaty are made
deiendans but as tho Attorney General In the sum-
mons directs all papers to DO served on William y.
Whitney, may be readily inferred that the action ID
really under the charge OF the Corporation Counsel
The sum claimed In the summons u so429 TO- being
the amount ottwelvc warrants paidIo tue deiendants
arm IN 1865, 1859 and 1870.
EVIDENCE OF FRAUD. KS
has ALREADY been pus IN shape by Mr whitney ana
his ASSISTANTS ay DO gathered from the etatone
contained IN the sfidayiis on which tho order OF
arrest granted In the case OF seven OF tho war
rants division OF the proceeds between the defend
ants ana the city officials Is traced out In ono In
warrant for $52 663 50. to The order ofsw.
O. Rogers n Co, Is by them indersed and Ihen d.
posted by Ebert A. Woodward TO his private bank
account Woodward drew mis- check back again 10
Rogers ior ihiry-nvc per cent OF the warrant and all
the rest OF IT, $35 95 So was divided BY Woodwar as
others OF The ring nre corrobo-
ruted by OF entries from the books OIL tho
bank where he defendants Kept their accounts Be-
sides this Testimony there are several afdavs show
Ing gross ovorcharges IN tho bills.
The ARREST.
Upon this afidavt Jude Potter issued an order Of
arrest, fixing the bail at $26O,0O0 Armed with this
Dsp,ny Sheriff McGonige, accompanied by Mr..
Pinkertop, went yesterday 10 the Now Haven Depot,
upon the arrival Of the eleven A. NJ. tram ar
rested Mr.. Jones, who lives at Fairfield, Conn. Mr..
Rogers was arreslod toon alter. ~ $3.50 b ~
II appears that the papers In tho suit have all been
prepared sincc early this summer, but The summons
Was no. ISSUED nor the warrant applied for until tne
Corporation Coupseps Office had beer notified by teie
graph that Jones was about 70 leave Tor New YORK.
Both he and Rogers, as stated have been 'shadowed
by Pnkerton's detectives tor some weeks past that
York. esi Hr s asfv eF M 1855 l0 M
Neither Of the defendants, u II understood, have
money this CLAIM. but they pressing suits
against the CITY Tor nearly $4,000. 600 bills whicn
have boon audited, and which can only DO defeated, II
at all, Wy expensive defence. " 10 thought by tho
Law Department that It's OF successfully dis
posing Of the suits pending against Tho city Vastly
improved by the initiation oil Tho present action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
HELD ON A CONvIOrs EVIDENCE.

Tho long deferred examination OF Edward Cassidy,
the prisoner accused by his acoomplice John suli-
van, Of having been engaged In the robbery Of tho
sloop W. Y. Hunt st Corsars Hook, on the 18th II
August, took place before Judge K,Ibrcth, NJ tho
Tombs. Police Court yesterday Afternoon the pris-
oner's counsel Nj. Edmund A. Price, nrst examined
sullivan With regard 10 his character. wuuess i'd
mitted that he had served ono term IN State Prison
for highway robbery And another OF two years the
Pouitcntiary Tor grand larceny ON the river la
answer TO the Judgs's questions he stated that
he had confessed his completely In tie Hunt rob-
Dery and had given the names Of hrs accom-
pieces ono Was Patrick Purcell alias Unsrjey
White. Witness knew him under the latter name.
The other accomplice was Edward Cassidy. witness
bad known him ten or twelve years had quar-
rel I'm recently and had seen CASSIDY since
he had been arrested. The clarre was then read to
Cassidy, who, In answer 10 the questions or Judge
Kilbreth, said that his namo was Edward Cassidy,
age seventeen; that he was born In New York; nved
At No. 432 wcst Ftiiich street; was W occupation,
shirt npisher. ana was not guiIty OF the charge lie
held In So bail 10 answer. Cassidy con tends
that Tor Sulvsas aocu satons are IA old
faniy quarrel, now revived, ana . desire to obtain
lighter sentence for himself aud denies all conneeiion
~ N RON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
THE WRONG HOUSE

Mr. Daniel lake lives No. q 1913 Fra! avenue and
Mr.. Joseph Wallace at No. 2,ISl. Mr.. Wallace was
detained Tuesday night and did NOT reach HarIom
until some timo alter midnixbI He mistooky No.
2,lsa for No. 2l3l and confidently ascendod the
soop His latchkey turned In the lock, but the door
refused to yield. Several attempts to remedy the
aiflculty proved ffutlcss, ana Mr. Wallace, some
what heated, began banging ~ the door Itself. No
ons answered his summons and he renewed thssap-
peal Finally q window went up overhead, and in
the ob.urisy OF the night Mr. Wallace saw rod
capped head with revolver under IL. THIS did lond
calm his nerves and he demanded IN explanation.
A voice from above assured him That perfect safety
could DO only attaipcd by Immediate light Highly
iudtgnsnt ~ such q remark from d stranger his
own house Mr. Wallace proceeded 10 kick the
door In. A cry for the police followed aud very
0fncer Ford appearca upon the scenc. Mr.. Wallace
demanded that tho door be opened, bat the ofncer,
much 70 hts amusement insisted upon Mr.. wsilsco's
company 20 the station house In East Eighty-cightn
street. There he fvund an uneasy night, and yostcr-
day found himself In front OF Judge Whselsr, In the
Harlem Police Court. 0ficer Ford prcferrsd a charge
Of disorderiy conduct. hen Mr.. Daniel Blake came
forward And made satisfactory explanation. Judge
Wheeler then waved his hand and both parties lott
the room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

A seizure Of considerable importance was made by
Inspec, ors John Lanthier aud Richard II. Barry,
aids TO tho Surveyor, on the Cunard dock late on
Tuesday evening. II appears that Mrs. l. y. Gcan-
erstt residing No. 50 North Charles street, Balt
more, arrived from Europe In the steamer Russia
Hor effects consisted Of two large cases. which, u IL
alleged shs declared under oath personal Effects
old and In usa On examining tbs chests, nowsvcf,
the onacers iopad large quantity OF millinery goods
consisting OF silks, velvets eathers trim
m,DsS WHOM aaRed why she nad not mentioned tho
presence OF these goods IN her declaration, she re-
piled that 'the slewadess vi the vossei told her that
the officers would ana them OF their own accord ~
Tho was taken to the seizure room OF tho
Custom House. t... IN -
Tho report OF Assistant Surveyor Lake shows that
In tho weigher's department. OF the Custom House
for tho month OF August thsre was actual saving
IN expenses over tho corresponding month OF last
year u -, 947 ST. ~. isr' 4
1t also shows saving To tho government Of tho
duty upon 750 1874 pounds Of sugar by taking actual
Instead Of scheduio rare. The gain the tafo more
than pays the expenses Of the weIgher's depart
ment s'+'+N tH Hff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
A PERSISTENT CUSTODIAN.

james Wood was the carpenter and Henry smith an
ordinary board tho ship Mcneil on reoen ut
voyage from England to this port Smith says had
hsd bad luck with OF his little treasures on pre-
vieus voyages, and being possessed OF watch and
snan, an ovsrcoat and . moerschsum pipe which he
priced and did not caro- 10 lose, be turned them
over TO the carpenter for safe keeping during the
/. voyage On tho arrival OF the ship at this
port Weed persisted IN remaining the custodian Of
Inc property. Smith then com enced SUIT In the
Marine Court to recover damages loss, which
he nxed at $500, and obtained order Of arrest
against Wood A motion made behalf OF tho
latter by Mr. Herman Stieie. his counsel yesterday,
10 vacate tho ordcr OF the ground that IL
would not lie, the defendant being merely ba,lec OF
tho properly without hire. After bearing arguments
Judge Snnott refused 10 vacate the order OF arrest
but reduced the defendants bail S65 and granted
him speedy trial. which wss set down for Monday
ney
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
oFFsETTrNG INTERSECTIONS.

Two members OF the bar appeared before Judge
Sheridan In Marine Court, Chambers, yesterday, on
motion 10 vacate an order previously granted. Tho
motion made according the original notice OF
motion on tho mperfecsions appearing on the face OF
Tho opposing attorneys papers, the copy which
had been served. however read the motion would
DO made tho impcrfocuons appearing ON the "face
Df sue attorney" To thiA evidsnty clerical error IN
The copy oil the notice The opposing attorney took
make the notice OF motion imperfect void. 10
Ihis tho other attorney replied that II his learned Oh.
ponent wanted 10 be 80 tcchn cai he would be equally
technical and take exceptions 10 tho perfccons on
bis face. Judge Sheridan concluded 10 offset the
hoaI imperfecions Of against those Of me other
Ind allow the argu mcnt 10 proceed. tiff al :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

In tho surrogatos once yesterday letters Of admin
istrasion were issued to tho widow OF George vning
Bowsrs on his personal property amounting 70 about
$1,000
Before Recorder Hsekoti, in the Court Of General
Sessions yesterday, Frederick Watson blended guilty
10 charge Of burglary In the degree ard was
sentenced TO tho Penitsntiary Tor a term Of nvo
years
Michael Mccormick, alleged TO belong 10 tina
'iosrck ssrecs gang pieadsd guilty In the Cour, ar
General Sessions yesterday iconious assault on
two police oncsrs, and was sentenced by Recorder
hackctt TO the State Prison for ave years A. nard
labor.
United States District Attorney woodiord has on.
tered suits, on behalf OF the United States against
Young Co, importers Of sugars, to recover s4l 900
Tor alleged fraudulent weights In the i'm ~
sugars during a yer previous 10 July last. sl,s
against Chariss ". Dufant aud Charles Durant ior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
A WOLF IN THE FOLD.

In tho Tiityscventh Street Court, william Dayton,
Gin roofer, residing at No 21s East Twenty-0rst
street. was hold III $1,000 bail to answer the charge OF
his sister.naw, Ada Page sixteen years Of age who
accused him OF being her seducer. Ada stated that
she was an orphan aud had bcen boarding with hcr
sister, Dayton's wfe, when hcr ruin was accom-.
pllshed tho accused admitted the charge, ana Ada.
who appears to be Of weak intsIsct was sent 70 we
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
ss7ooo for alleged iAss slasAacsslsa OF ,npor..d

sot,uVo iof ahsgeo isiso oiasnuceStoh o. inporte
Chief Justice DAILY yesterday denied tho motion 10
vacste the order Of arrest against eneral oassina
VINO. as will be remembered, was charged with abs
Quoting Emma Collins. the young daughter OF Patrick
Collins. Tho AFFIDAVIT OF Emma Collins IN whioh sbe
sInA, Judge DAILY says showed that the giri had NJ
lowed herself 10 be dsbauchcd by a married man.
OF her afhdavn showed that she been in1u-
o. application OF Mr. Alfred steckisr, his counsel,
Charles Puerner obtained from Jadge Sheridan, in
the Marine Court, Chambers, yesterday, an attach
men. ax.ns. Baohe Gardner, formerly psopr.e.ors
Of Niblos Garden. for Claim Of $3l3 Puerner once
famous place Of amusement and says there is sim
the Dslance, which no claims, due MIN Tor his
services. '71 '.' tif'a nH,f
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
surRxMx CoURr-CuAxpxss--Hsld by judge Pot
ter--Couri opens at hslf-pas, len O'clock NJ
Calender called at eleven O'Clock A. M.-Nos. l62 b.
49, as g. "a 80 l12, 12s, 1876, 49, l0l, i6a l64 los
SUPREME CoURr--GESERAL TxRA.-AdJourned sine
die isf Hs7Iff fss stR tl-3ss 81 s
SUPREME couRr-srzuAL rERn,-Acjourned until
sUrxaIox Couar-srEcrAL TERM-Held by Cniei
Justice Curris--Court opens at twelve O'Clock. M
SuPERIon Couxr-GEsSsAL Txax Adjourned sine
: Conmos PLrAs-srxclAL TxKA--Held by Chief JUS
tice q. r. Dsiy-Coart opens at ten O'Clock A.. n.
No day calendar. g. fft
OouRr or OYER AND TnnxrNsR. Adjourned until
MARINE CouRr-rRraL rERM-Part 1-Held by
Judge Gospp--Calenaar called at O'Clock P. NJ =
Nos 47I9 4S75 1881 1904 ala ais 4s01 4sl6, 4924
1929 APPS 1929 4eal 1929 1925 1885, 4s4o 4s!s 4s!s
1916 4e47 4g4S 4949 1850 1851 1882 1858 1904 1905
1885, 1851 495S 1882 $780, 4Ool 1852 4o6S 1904 1885,
1885, 496s 1862 1870 497i 4s72 4914 4975 4s76 4g77
497S 4979 1880 1881 1882 1888 1885, 1885, 1858, 1880
4y0os 499l Parts and S.-Adjournod until Monday
noxt M iHt.i S4 notffl 4
Counr OF GENERAL Ssssroxs-HeId by Recorder
Hackett-fhe People va Henry ". Walters. iclcnious
assault aud battery; Same va. James Murphy ana
Charles sullivan, burglary; Same vs. Henry Scott,
burglary Same w. Michael Sullivan, burglary; Same
VS.. William Mcclure and James Murphy, burglary
Same VS.. Thomas Mcaovern, grand larceny: Same vs..
Richard Mahon and Patrick Lannou, grand larceny (;
Same vs. Alfred Baker, grand larceny; Same We.
George Wasner, grand larceny; Same vs. jacob d.
Otis grand larceny; Same VS.. John Mack, iarcony
from the person Same vs. George Doyle larceny from
Inc person; Same vs.. William H. Handy, faise
pretcnces; same Louis Koseman, false pretences.
Part 2--Heid BY Judge Suiherland.-The Poodle VA
John Muigan, robbery; Same vs. Ohm Rooney,
ieonious assault and Dattery Same vs. Joseph Colo
berg and Samuel Hcrzenberg, burglary; same vs..
Jamos watson and William Hart, burglary; same vs.
Charles stewart and Lawrence Kelly, burglary same
va. John Shea. grand larceny; Same vs. Joseph o.
terberg, grand larceny; Same Va Timothy McCxrthy,
larceny from tho person; Same va Emilia Rivolto
Dibero, extertion. stt4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
SOMEBODY'S SKULL.

Sergeant Buddnston, OF the r~cns third precinct,
forwarded yesterday to the Coroncr's once hum
skull, which had been fonnd by q boy named Floyd
Bingham, Of NO 34a East Eighty-ahh street, wnie
playing In vacant lot on Eighy-scventh street. near
Second avenue The skull was well pro ed and
WAS that OF man. On the smooth shining loren cad
was printed IN bisck INK the following -
mo rest for ons's head, even after DEATH" iFH'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
PAYING THE VETERANS.

Colonel Costar, Pension Agent, commsnoed 10 make
HE quarterly payments TO tho Veterans OF tho war OF
1912, me Mexican wfr and tho lato rebelon early
yesterday orninE The frat cheek ISSUED a, Bf.
teen 10 tour o'clock. About SKI cen udrtd
Applications were examined and paid up tour oclock
yesterday afternoon, the amount distributed sggregat.
inr S35. 600. ~ ------- IL. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
A MORTGAGE SATISFIED.

Therewas nlod IN the Registers onico, yesterday,
satisfaction OF mortgage made by the Second Avenue
Railroad Company TO Martin j. Sheldon as trustee (ior
bondholders) Tho mortgage dated December,
1917 TO secure payment OF the sum OF S350, 600.