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AFTER THE BALL.


Inspector Murray was visited last evening by a
young lady, accompanied by Two gentlemen, and a.
somewhat peculiar story told him. Miss Aloxan.
der, Of Brooklyn, the name given by tho lady
stated that sho had lost diamonds worth
s., 500. belonging to her mother, who had
loaned them to her 10 ut the
Eks ball The two gentlemen were Messrs. W. D.
Roo, a cloth merchant, OF No. 7l4 Broadway, and
Alfred ]. Gardner residing No. West Fifty sixth
street. The story OF MISS Alexanders acquaintanc CO
with Roe told In the Inspectors Office runs very
m uch as such stories 60 She bad become ucquanted
with Mr. Roo aud their acquaintance had ripeDcd
into intimacy He had elegant, apartments IN his
store and there she would visit him. Ho would be her
escort 10 balls and theatres, and asked her
to 70 10 that of the Elks She went. and
borrowed the 81, 500 worth OF diamonds from her
mother to add 10 her mnny natural graccs Alter the
ball she and Mr.. Roe. is alleged, returned
10 his place at No. 744 Broadway and passed tho
night. Next day she went out and lnado few pur.
Frightened, .ho wished TO seek the aid OF the
polic@ and Mr.. Roo accompanied her to
Inc Central ONCE Mr. Gardner, who IS an
intimate Trend of Roes was, the only other person
whom Is supposed could have possibly been In Mr..
Roofs private apartments, AMI Miss Alexander,
while not directly charging any one with having
taken her diamonds, says that she wants
them that they ought 10 DO found
Detective Canning was put on the case, AMI searched
Mr. Roe's apartments last night without rho
entire party discharged by the Inspector, as
nothing could be found against either o. them, I'D
Miss Alexander could make no formal charge.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb 1911 A. NJ

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,
WAsMIyGToS Feb 1911 A. NJ
For New England. warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, variable winds, mostly IRON the south.
nearly stationary followed by rising barometer.
For tho Middio Atlantic States, cloudy weather,
areas Of light ram snow. followed Ny clearing
weather.. northeascrly winds shifting to north
westerly nearly stationary pressure ana temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather. preceded at tho nornest stations by
areas light variable winds, stationary or higher
pressure snd stationary temperature.
For the East Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather. cold north
eriy, shifting to warmer southery WINDS rising. fol-
lowed by stationary or falling barometer
For the West Gulf statos, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, soutnoriy Winds falling barometer
For tho lowor lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather. cold nortaery. veerng to warmer souiherly
winds, stationary, followed by falling barometer
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri, valleys, partly cloudy weather, with
areas OF light rain or snow, warm southcry Winds
falling barometer. followed BY rising barometer and
colder northery winds
The Mssissipp River will remain nearly stationary
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Attorney General Augustus schoonmakor, Jr., of
Albany, and Jacob Vanatta. oil New Jersey, are at
the Metropolitan. Senators William W. Rockwell OF
Gienns Fails and Ira Davenport OF Bath, N. Y, are
at tho ST. Jumca senator Charles Hughes, Of SANDY
Hill. N. ", and Lieutenant Colonel EIweli s. Ot,s
United States Army, are at tho stur,evans Trcuor
W. Park, OF Vermont; sidney T. Fairchd, oil Cszeno-
via, N. Y, and Lieutonant Commander Frederick
Pearson. United States Navy, AZ tho Buckingham.
Francis c. Lawley and William 9. Maxwell, OF Eng.
land, and Leonard SWEET, OF Chicago, at tho Bro
WORT Daniel Maaone, OF Ogdensburg, is at tho
Everett Ex-Governor John kvans, OF Colorado; OK.
Congressman G. ID. MacDougaI, ana CharlesN Ross,
OF Aubura, N. Y, and Major David @. Swain, United
States Army. are Al the 81. Nicholas Ex-Consrcss-
man Hamilton Ward, OF Belmont, N. y, Is at tho
Assor. General John NJ Knapp. OF Auburn, N. Y. Is
al the Windsor. Lieutenant NJ. X. s. Msekenxiss
United States NAVY. Is at the AlLsmaria.
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vIRGINIA's TREASURY.
LOOSE WAY TO KEEP MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
IN STATE BONDS.

LOOSE WAY TO KEEP MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
IN STATE BONDS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND, Feb. Is. 1878.
commission appointed to prepare plan for the
revision Of the official corps OF the State at the Cap
itoi has just submitted report The investigation OF
the commission touched incidentally upon the frauds
on tho Treasury lately discovered, and which were
pcrpetraled by funding old bonds tw.ce-ars,
by the legitimate holder; second, by dis
honest officials holding them for suo keeping.
The uncertain condition OF affairs tho commission
state, demands the instant appointment OF u commits
sou invested with authority TO ascertain exactly what
ponds OF the State are really IN The hands o the pub
c, aud what, any, are improperly absent from the
files Of the Treasurer's ofce As the bonds IN the
Treasurers oilce not yet issued, and amounting 10
some $50 900 900, action should be taken at once by
the General Assembly looking to the destruction Of
the major portion OF them, &c. The attention Of
the General Assembly Is cued 10 the manner In which
these bonds are kept IN the Treasurer's Office. III
simple wooden boxes and IN an open room occupied
BY the Treasurer The report goes 10 say that
there Is but one safe III MS onicc and hat by NO
means hrst class Que. II neither just nor reas
able 20 expect any responsibility from an officer go
desperately circunstanced
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OUR COMMERCIAL RELATIONS.

PROPOSED TREATY OF coMMaRCE BETWEEN
FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES.
PARIS, Feb. 4. 1873
The French committee to promote tue conclusion
OF u treaty Of commerce between France ana the
United States was organized here yesterday rs fol-
lows
President, Menier, Deputy OF Seine-et-Marne; Vice
President Leon Helard, president vi the Union Ma.
t,onale du Commerce OF de Plndustrie; Treasurer,
Kuchnn. schwartz, manufacturer; Delegate Memb Dor,
Leon Chottcau, pubIicist; Secretary, Edmond Du.
temple, publicist.
Barbodien me- manufacturer of brot Zes; Emile Bre-
Law Deputy; Corder, SENATOR Diez.Monnin, director
OF he frencn section Oh the Exhibition OF 1878 Yves
Cuyot principal editor OF the ben PJiic; Lasant,
Deputy: Levois, member OF tue PARIS Chamber OF
Com mercc; dc Moiinari, editor OF the Journal des
Detats; Rouvier Deputy EDMOND feisserenc dc Bor'
NJ Leon Chotteau leaves Paris in few days for the
United states on special mission IN connection with
tho project.
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A BROADWAY FIRE.

Shortly after midnight a cracking noise In the
third story OF the largo iron building tho
corner OF Thomas street and broadway, No. 319
Broadway, took tho attention OF Officer Fen
nell, OF the Film precinct, who post
Smoke aud flames soon issued from the windows
oil the Office Of Fousc, Hcrse0ergher Il Co, ana the
policeman rang the nearest alarm box. The flames
spread rapidly, and the District Engineer his
rival sounded second alarm Tho efforts OF the fire.
men succeeded In getting tho flames under control,
and shortly after one O'Clock the hre entirely
out. Tne building which was occupied rs offices,
considered to be damaged 10 tho cxtcnt Of about
SO 1000 The Offices oil J. Y. Solomon Il Co., Kaniro-
WIZ " Son, Leo schawb and J ones Luscomb were
also damaged, principally by water.
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CUBA.

FESTIVITIES IN HONOR OF KING ALroNso's
wEDDlNo-REPoRrED AGREEMENT ON A
BASIS OF PEAcE-THE TERMs-uosTILlTIE
SUSPENDED.
HAVANA, Feb. Is, 1878
The festivities over the marriage of King Alfonso
ended yesterday with a bull fight at the expense OF
the municipality In the afternoon and splendid dis
play OF fireworks IN tho evening. The night before
very brilliant ball was given at the residence OF
Senior Vacarcel, General OF Marine. The space In
front OF the building turned into illuminated
garden ana banqueting hall At the supper table
which splcndidiy furnished, ~ each cover for
lady was placed bouquet silver gold holder.
Tho toilets OF the ladies' were superb. At eleven
O'Clock, when Captain General Jovear appeared at
the ball. the men-owar in the harbor fred sulute
OF twelve guns
REPORTED CONDITIONS PEACE.
A newspaper printed in the interior OF tho Island
has pubshcd the following official despatch, received
from headquarters, dated Zanjon, February TO- the
conditions for peace:-
ARTICLE 1.-The island Of Cuba to receive the same
political organization and administrative concessions
ART. 2-Ampls pardon for all political offences
m!sd since 1905 ana liberty Tor those persons under
to dcser,srs from tho Spanish lines.
Art. 3.--Liberty to be given to slaves and Cinnamon
within the insurgent lines.
treaty the Spanish authority be obliged
service unless peace be rsestablished In the whole
territory.
ART. 5.-An persons desiring 10 leave tho island to
be furnished to do soy without touching either
village or city II SO desired.
ART. 6.-Captulaton Of each force to take place
uninhabed spots, where the arms will be deposited.
ART, 1.-The Spanish General Chief for the pur-
pose OF facilitating the adhesion OF other departments
70 these conditions 10 give free 10 by
and.land. 0'Ti'
ART S.-Tho foregoing basis to be considered gen.
era Tor all departments Of this island accepting
propositions.
OPERATIONS IN THE FIELD SUSPENDED
The Spanish troops have received orders TO suspend
operations, remaining on tho defensive. Practical
guides have been despatched 10 make known these
conditions 10 all insurgent bands. The insurgont
camara ana government has dissolved itself into
central committee for treating for peace
Captain General Jovellar Lott yesterday afternoon
tor Nuevtas TO confer with General MartnexCampos,
1t Ia supposed. upon definite arrangements Tor peace
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LOSS OF A NAVAL VESSEL.

whEcK OF THE ITALIAN MAN-oF-wAR TERRIBLE
(BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Feb Is, 1878.
Information has been received at Athens that the
Italian frigate Terrible wrecked near Salonica
last week. The Terrible was broadside vessel Of
2,7OO tons Her length was 1888; beam, 42.4, and
draught 1873 Her armament swas thirty 64-ton
guns. The thickness OF her armor at the water
line was 41s inches, and her maximum speed was
10 knots per hour Her engines were built by
FORCES ct Chantiers No details nave been received
and 1t is not known whether the crew was saved
or not
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A MISSING MAYOR.
[by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

bY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, n. j.. Feb IT, 1878.
There Is considerable Excitement in this city and
vicinity over tho sudden aud mysterious disappear
ance OF Vance Powers Mayor OF Chambersburg, nd.
joining this city. He member OF the Lessla
last year, and his vote elected John R. Mcpherson
United States Senator ana defeated Frederic 7. FIRE.
lingnuysen. This fact alone gave Powers uncommon
no,oriety, hence tho furry his disappearance.
He frat missed last Monday, and his vile was not
notified by him Of his intention OF leaving IS said
that took with MN large sim o money belonging
to the Concordia Lodge oil DAD Fellows and also
fund belonging 10 other parties.
AN INDREcT MEssAGE
II asccrtaincd this morning that yesterday Mrs.
Powers letter from husbands sister IN
Philadelphia stating that sho had Just received
message from him desiring her to municate with
his family here, telling them that ho was deep
trouble ana would write home in lew days explain
ing the difficulties with which he was surrounded.
His accounts us head CLERK in tho American Saw
Works ure said TO be all rigut
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COLONEL EZE MELTS.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON N. j. Feb. Is, 1878.
Colonel Jacob r. Freeze treasurer Of the deiunct
State Savings Bank, has made an Assignment OF his
properly, composed OF houses In tnicity aud farms
In Huntordon aud Warren counties, and in Pennsyi.
vana, which he values $500 000 TO be SOLD within
year. the proceeds to be PAD TO f.. Mercer Shreve.
receiver OF the bank, the benefit Of the deposit
and the residue, II any 10 be PAD 10 Freeze. IL 10
said the property altogether not worm 500 O00 ex
elusive Of encumbrancea
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FORGER ARRESTED.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. IT, 1878.
Samuel Adler. alias J. Coch, who arrested here
yesterday Tor attempting TO swinde several mcr-
chants by means OF forged bills OF lading, Ia also
in New Orleans and Chicago for similar ,ranss
actions An officer has left New Orleans with
requisiton for MIN for forgery. In ms trunk were
found the stamp Of the Houston and Texas Central
Railway Company ana "A lot OF blanks His residence
Is 10 Chicago, but he formerly figured IN New York
NJ "A Iuvv
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

KING ALFONSO OPENS THE cORTEs AND PRE-
sENrs THE ouEEN-HoPYs OF PEACE IN
cuBA--THE BRITISH GRAIN TRApE-ENoLIsH
LABOR TROUBLES.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LoSDoH, Feb. ID, 1873
King Alfonso opened tho session of tho Cortes yos.
erday and presented the Queen to tho
81 tho nation In Of ms speech he stated
that q treaty OF commerce with the United States
would be presented for approval. He thanked the
army and navy for their cxetions and the nation Tor
It's sacriaces and that Cuba would be speedily
paciiied. scfior Canovas del Castillo, the Premier,
official reception yesterday also expressed conf
dent hopes that peace would soon be restored In
Cuba
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
A leading Liverpool grain circular says: 1.-THE
threatening political situation has strengthened the
wheat trade; and, though caution generally prevails
prices are somewhat dearcr most markets, as well
for of coast and future ARRIVAL Maize Is looking up
slightly. Al this market to-day there WINS good ut
tendance. The sales OF wheat proceeded steadily to
the full average extont holders Of red and white easily
making an advance Of penny TO two pence per
GENITAL on Tuesdays currencies. Californian and
Oregon, though sslablc at extrtme rates. we're not
Quotably desrcr. Sack and barrel aours were In I'm
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POISONED CANDY.

BosroN, Mass, Feb. Is. 1878.
In the Superior Court this forenoon criminal
on at the instance Of the Board Of Health,
commenced against L. Herbert Chase, coniec-
TONER OF this city, for aduitcraion OF candy tho In
define charging him with using chromate Of lead,
knowing u to be injurious TO health Inc trial IS
odann
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proved request at full pricca IL corn there .
good business the spot; old was six pence and
six pence to nine pence per quarter dearer than
Tuesday"
rHREArEsED LOCKOUT m OLDHAM.
A general lockout is threatened at Oldham because
the operatives one mill have struck against re-
ducIion Of wages
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AN OFFICER KILLED.

ST. Louis, No., Feb. Is, 1878.
An oflcer named Cofman killed last night at
Cedar City, No., while trying 10 queil disturbance
at u ball. lie had arrested william Oliver, and
attacked by Henry Oliver, cousin Of tho prisoner,
who took hts pistol away. Conman ran into saloon
ana leaned against the door. Henry Oivcr follow ed
anu nrcd rough the door, killing Coman instantly,
tho bal pen his heart
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MUNICIPAL DEBT COMPROMISE.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
vIcKsBURa, Miss, Feb. Is 1873.
committee named BY meeting Of citizens, with
the Aldermen and counsel Of tho city bondh oldcrs,
met ut Jackson yesterday and agreed upon settle
Of the bonded municipal debt scaling u TO sixty
i've cents, With bonds ruunng fifty years at I'VE por
cent interest. There will DO no opposition to tho
passage Of the bill in tho Legislature
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PROFITABLE BEGGING.

James daiioy, cripple, aged fifteen. OF No. G2l
West Fifty FIRST street, arraigned yesterday In tho
Jefferson Market Court, charged with begging on
Seventh avenue. In reply 10 the JUDGES questions
he snd that before Christmas hts earnings averaged
IS day but hat since then they were lowered 90
n day He supported his parents and three younger
brothers. lie was committed TO tho care OF the So
ciety Tor the Prevention. OF Cruelty to Children
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EAlEN BY RATS.
CIxcrxsArI. Ohio. Fab.

CNciNNATI Ohio, Feb. Is, 1878.
despatch states that at Jorersonviiie, Ind ycstcr
day, u party oil boys at play an Old house dis
covered III, dead body Of n German widow, named
sophia Brautiey, partly eaten by rats, an army Of
which scattered on their approach. II was ascerained
that Mrs. Brautiey had been living alone, and 10 Is
supposed she was so weak from starvation as 10 DO
unable 10 hight Of the rata
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ADAMS & CO.'S FAILURE.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. Is, 1873.
The reported failure OF Adams Il Co., OF New York,
10 unwolcome nows TO several La Chaudicre lumber
men. who their paper for about $4,000
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JOHN MORRlSSEY COMING HOME

A despatch was received yesterday by ono of scna.
tor Jonn Morrssey's friends IRON Jacksonville Fla
stating that Senator had Lett port on the l4h
INST on board vf the steamship Atlanta, and would
arrive here probably on the 10Th.
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CR1sPINs AGAIN on STRIKE.

BosToS, Feb 15, 1878.
The Crispin Board Of Arbitration are endeav
reopen labor question In Lynn, and for what
TO be q trivial reason have ordered the men In ono
shop who resumed work yesterday 10 again STRIKE
to-dayu The anuiacturers determined " adhere
10 their resolution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-16
TnE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
i FOR MARCH.

CONTENTS.
Introduction and Succession Of Vertebrate Ldo In
America By PROD. O. g. Marsh. (IlIustratedJ
II. The cr"wth OF the steam Engine. " By Prof r,
H. Tburston. QIiustrstedJ
Ill rvoIotiou OF Ceremonial Government II. By
Herbert Spencer.
" Opium aud iis Antdote. BY Charles Richet
" Ipo 1elephone and how II works. BY George NJ
VI Technical Education. Wy Prof 7. II. HUXLEY.
\. X. ;.
VII. The Debasement OF Coinsg BY Il. n. Leland.
VIII Spontaneous Generation. H. Bv Prot John Tyn
dali
TX. Illustrations Of tho Logic OF Science. III The
Doctrine Of Chances BY &. ). Peircc.
X Liqueisction Of tho Cases BY 0aston Tissandier.
,iIlu,trxted)
XII Correspondence.
XII. EDITORS raeic rho Progress OF American Biol
ogy some Teachings oil the misunderstanding
the Belief in Hell
Literary Notices.; suiiys Pcssimismi A History and
Criticism -NchoIsons Ancient Lie History OF tho
Earth -Solsk American Girl -Walkers Money Lin
dcrmans Money and Legal Tender Ia the United
staies-An kpitome OF the Positive Philosophy and
Religion explain atory OF the society Of Humanity In
the City Of new York -Frothngh ANS }errit Smith
Popular Miscellany The Last OF the
Trip Down tue Congo -Gcrman Handler au-Iho
Whitney 6lacier-Gss a. Domestic fuel-Impuro
Watcr Fatal to Fish Breeding OF the Mound
Buders-Non Poisonous Colorng for Preserved
acknowledgement Air In Coal Minirr-ih he
lie0typa Process -kpidcInics and Ablution-New
Process OF Embaming, &C.
Notes
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CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY.

The trial for conspiracy OF james F. Preston and z.
Rose, the directors Of TITO dcunct Merchants Loan
and Trust Company, OF Paterson, N j., was ended
last night Tho jury rendered verdict OF guilty
against both Preston and Rose the 1rst count Of
tho indictment Tor conspiracy to dctraud the bank,
and not guilty the second count.
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EUROPE.

mo EUROPEAN vIsIfoRs.-MLssIis. MORRIS 4 co..
House Agents. 20 Wes.5ourne Grove Bayswater. Lon
don will be happy afford intending visitors Tree Vt
charge furnished houses
aud apartments ail the favorite West suburbs OF
London Applications by post shall have every attention
no MANUFACTURERS OF MACHINERY AND I'M
penents The undersigned will be exhibiting all the
principal agricultural shows throughout Great Britain
during the present prepared exhibit
improve novelties either motion
early application should be made with fullest
the leather leather betting will
receive prompt attention. Apply to JOHN fRhNCH
Co. Governments Contractors III and 10 Commercial
London, England.
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THE DEATH SENTENCE.

Al Morrlstown, N. j., In Tho Court OF Oyer and
Tcrmincr, yesterday, Judge Dairy mplc sentenced
Calvin Stewart Tor murder OF Ira Cole late IRE
man the Morris Dnd Essex Railway, to be hanged
the Sih OF April next
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FISHKILL SAVINGS BANK.

PouGHKEEPsIE, Feb. Is, 1878.
Six suits have been instituted by the Fishkn
Savings Bank against the National Bank OF Fishkil
the recovery Of $72 500 IN bonds alleged to have
been Incorporated Iby Cashier Barlow, OF the
onai bank. Barlow was also treasurer OF the savings
hank
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BURNED TO DEATH.

WATERFOWL, N T., Feb. Is, 1878.
little girl, ten years old, daughter OF Martin
Barney, burned to death yesterday afternoon at
Clayton. She, with her brother, aged eight years,
was left aono In the house. The boy discovered his
sistcrs c,olhes 1re for help, but she was
burned 70 q crisp before assistance arrived.
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A BANKER PUNISHED.

ST LOUIS Feb. 10. 1878.
Peter Myers insolvont banker, OF Carthage. ILL.,,
tried at Neosno yesterday, convicted OF felony
IN the management of his business and sentenced TO
Two years In the Pcnilcntiary.
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= stationary
the WEATHER yrsrEnpAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
Temperature Tor tho past twenty four hours COM
parison with the corresponding date oil last year. as
Indicated by tho thermomoie. NJ Hudnups pharmacy
HERALD Building NJ us Broadway, Now YORK;
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. IL, 1878.
In the Maine House of Representatives to-day bill
reported give equal political rights irrespec-
tive OF sex, and granting the right 10 vote In
municipal elections.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE swATARA EXPECTED AT COLON AND THE
ADAMS AT PANAMA.
PANAMA, Feb. 4, 1878
The United States steamer swa,ara is expected at
Colon and Tho Adams at Panama.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

LINDSAY, ont, Fob. Is, 1873.
Mrs. Burke, charged with kicking Mrs. Cornell to
DEATH to-day committed Tor trial at the As
Sizes
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HOTEL BURNED.

Wills BEACH. Me-, Feb. It, 1878.
Tho Island Ledge House, one Of tho finest hotels
the coast was burned to.isy. II Is probable that
the ire was OF Incendary origin. Loss, $40 90; iuly
insured
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Termss-so per annum, postage iree. 90 cents per
number
AppIcons' Journal and The Popular Science Monthly
together Tor ~ 10 per anu postage prepaid by the pub
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