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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-06

A Cincinnati physician ,youches for the
entire truth OF the following strange story,
which recently happened in that city: A
lady drove to his office at late hour in the
evening and asked his immediate attend
ance upon her sick daughter. AS they pro-
ceeded in the carriage the doctor questioned
his companion as to the nature OF the child's
illness, and was surprised to learn that she
had not seen her for four months, and ut
that time she was well. She also directed
his attention to the child, who, she said, met
her at the depot, and sat on the opposite
seat, looking sickly and wasted; but the
doctor, much to his surprise, could see no
ose. Reaching the house, however, they
found the child seriously i'll in bed, though
the mother had not suspected it until she
entered the carriage at the station. e
PHILADELPHIA February 4.-gne Of the
acrobats known as the Burton Brothers fell
while making q leap during the performs
ance at q theatre in this city this evening,
and was seriously injured. He attempted
to continue tue performance, but was
stopped by the audience.
An Indiana man has died leaving collec-
ton Of LOG, 900 beetles. 81 Net there are men
right here among us who will not have q
coiiectionof even a dozen beetles when they
die. For shame - NJ P0rceSteT PTeeS
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! LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

F KCH "A N q II LIVERY AND Ssu
HI SALE STABLESA 90
HARDIN,S OLD STAND liately occupied by Tur-
ner u Eo.G FRANKLIN STREET RICHMOND. a.
For sale on most reasonable terms,
I s. "A LARGE LOTtGF HORSES AND MULES,.
lust arrived from Kentacky and Ohios suitable ZOE
Ia l6-1m John u. DAVIS, Propraetor.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-06

The MoFFETT-REGIsTER CASES BEFORE
THE HUsTINGs CoURT.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday, in the cases OF Moll and
Hogan and others, who had been summoned
to show cause why their licenses should not
be revoked, appeared. Judge Guigon
stated that as the Supreme Court had de-
cided that he had the authority which he
claimed under the law he would dismiss the
cases then before him, but desired it to be
understood that hereafter il he should have
occasion to believe that the law had not
been faithfully carried out he would GER
tainly revoke their licenses.
John Loqghlin, who is charged with
shooting Nellie Jackson, was before the
court on writ of habeas corpus. He was
bailed in the sum OF $4,000 to appear be-
fore the Police Court on the 18th instant. Bail
had been refused by justice Of the peace
who had not the power to bail the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-06

LIGHTING 4 CITY WITH LOCOMOTIVE HEAD
LIGHTS. Macon, Ca, has been experiment.
ing with locomotive headlights, witha view
OF lighting the streets of the city with them.
In speaking of one OF the experiments one
of the papers there says that the flood OF
light given by the headlight lit up the
street for the distance Of 1000 feet. BY it
the time Of night could be told on watch
at the distance OF 1000 feet. The street was
we'll lighted for distance OF 1000 feet.
After this diStanceth light was rather dim.
1t is thought that-by q judicious arrange
ment in the level, business portion Of the
city the lighting by headlights is feasible,
and will be an immense saving to the city.
Kerosene oil Of 1900 fire-test is used in the
lamps. II the headlight plan is adopted
they can be specially constructed SO as to
utilize all the light given by the lamp. The
experiments so far are pronounced highly
satisfactory.
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LOST. STRAYED. AND FOUND.
GTRAYED FROM MY PLACEA
y on Sunday the Sd instant L LIGHT E9g8
BAY MARE MULE. a liberal reward .NH
+. T. DAVIS, ir
fn6-1t* No. 6l4 Laure 81 street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-06

PERsoNAL.-Among the visitors to the To-
bacco Exchange Yesterday were w. f.
james, Franklin county; G. w. Morgan.
Danville; Fl. C. Hudson, Halifax; j. E.
Heath, Farmville; II. 81. Harris, Louisa;
T. NJ. Fendley. Manchester; c. F. Kings
bury, Oxford, N. c.; j. A. Viyier, New
York; Judge f. r. Farrar, Amelia; and
Colin Stokes Prince Edward.
Mr.. Abner Harris, tobacconist, yesterday
filed his petition in bankruptcy.
In the City Circuit Court, in the cases OF
C. P. Stokes & Co., Jones Brothers d Co.,
Seldom & Bruce, and John E. Morris d Co.
against P. F. Nowland g. Co., verdcts for
plaintiffs were given, and James c. Smith,
who had retired from the defendant firm
without due publication thereof, was held
not to have escaped liability.
Rev. DR.. w. Z. Hatcher is to deliver ut
the Baptist church in Ashland tomorrow
(ThursdayN night. his famous lecture on
"The Advantages OF the Modern Dance"
Colonel John Esten Cooke, OF Clarke, for
so many years resident Of Richmond, is
now on brief visit to his sister, Mrs. John
O.. Steger. His many personal friends and
the thousands who have been delighted with
the productions OF his pen will deeply SYM
pathize with Colonel Cooke in the recent
sudden death of his beautiful and accom-
plished wife.
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COURT ORDER.

y
A 7 RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
n OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COIIRT OF TIE
COUNTY OF HANOVER ON MONDAY, FEB
RUARY 4, 1873:
d. L. Jones, sheriff of the county Of Hanover, and
as such administrator d. b. n. OF Adeline w.
Esckelt, and rs administrator OF Martin +; HacS-
cit deceased.
against
Albert r. King, the distributes Of Martini p Hack
cit deceased twho formerly resided In Abberille
South Carolina). whose names and residences are
unknown, and Others. .DeIenoaDts
IN cHATCERY. s.al. /.
The object Of the above suit is the payment OF the
debts and the distribution OF the funds belonging 10
estate OF Adelne i. Hackett, deceased, among her
distributes or among those of her husband, Martin
p Uackett deceased US the Court may decide, and
obtain the aid OF the Court in making said dstrbu.
ton And affidavit having been made aud hied that
Albert z. King one of the defendants, is NOT resi-
dent OF the State Of Virginta, and that tne names
and residences of the distributes OF Martln /.
Hacket deceased, are unknown to the plaintiff, 1t Is
ordered that said non-residents and unknown par
ties do appear here within one month after the due
publication Of this orer and do what may be neces.
fary for the protection Of their interest,".
80 AcopY-Tesie:
SANDS, LEAEE & CARTER, p.q. fc '6-W4w
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TOR RENT. that desirable STORE ga
E STAND for many years occupied by :: -
Hechiuger on Sixth street between Broad and Mar
shall streets with dwelling, &c, over same Coun-
ters and shelving pctc, suitable Tor any business
Rent moderate, and possession at once. Apply 70
A' "a az ROBERT B. LYME. K
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA-AA
Il BILE AND FIRST-CEASS ST0CK-3RICK M:l
DWELLING No. S02 east Marshall street, now oc-
cupied by II. NJ Smith. Esq. The house contains
about twelve rooms with gas, wafer, bath, Iatrovc
stove, and everything complete. The kitchen con-
taius about five rooms and fitted UP with station:
airy was-rubs, range, SC. The lot Is very deep, and
runs back TO a wide, paved alley; and has large
stable, which fronts on the alley. To u permanent
tenant the rent will be very low. For further par
dcular5 apply to ROBERT u. LYME, -
fe 5-3t 1912 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-06

OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, February 4, 1878. J
y The Executive Committee has decided to
;tion to the second Wednesday in March,
1878. WILLIAM p. GRETTER
Secretary and Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-06

81 to $40 per reams at the
C DISPATCH PRlETlSG-HOUSE
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we shan exhibit MONDAY on oHr centre coun-
tiers 100000 yards Of HAsi8URGHs-a,l new,
fresh goods, and or n superior Quaiity-Aeautifal
patterns. sstsbic for the finest trade. Prices from,
Sc. TO 81 per yard, which Is abont half the price
charged last season for The ssnte qualities.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

& AMENDMENTS TO THE MoFFETT LToUoR-
LAWN the Senate yesterday Dir. Grims-
ley presented bill to amend the Moffett-
register law, so as to perfect it as far as pos
sible. They have been very carefully pre-
pared, and it is believed win meet the for
mer deficiencies in the law. The bill was
ordered to be printed and referred to the
Finance Committee. The changes are as
follows:
1st. To require the specific license-tax to
be paid in advance, and not semi-annually,
as heretofore, and no credit or rebate is
allowed for any portion OF the specific tax
paid on the amount thereafter asceftained
by the register; nor is there any credit al
lowed for the ten dollars paid by the dealer
for the use of the register.
Iii the section imposing penalties on the
dealer for failure to turn the crank or
otherwise to comply with the law the word
nwilfuln is stricken out, thus making
every failure o violation of the law, no mat
ter from what cause it may arise; and the
agent, bar-keeper, or employe is also made
subject TO the same penalties as the dealer
for a like failure.
It is. also proposed to amend the law in
regard to wholesale liquor-dealers selling
to consumers in quantities in excess Of five
gallons, so as toesubject them to the same
gallon-tax as a retail dealer; but such as is
sold beyond the Commonwealth or to Ii
censed dealers is exempt from this taxation.
Manufacturers OF liquors, when selling
for consumption, are put upon the same
footing as wholesale dealers and retail deal
ers.
There are many other changes proposed,
but they are simply to perfect the symmetry
OF the bill and to enforce lis execution by
suitable penalties, among which is the duty
imposed on the judge to revoke the license
OF the dealer if upon the monthly returns
it appears that the business is not such as
to amount to matter Of public convenience,
or il it appears that the dealer does not
cGnsiStentIJ observe the law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-06

The VIRGINIA PRESS AssoCIATIoN.--The
Secretary Of the Press Association requests
the publication OF the following:
OFFICE SECRETARY PRESS AssOCIATIoN}
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
CLOSING SESSION or THE CONVENTION.

CLOSING SESSION or THE CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May -, 1875.
This morning. In tho Social Science Convention, w.
G. Moody presented a paper upon tho "Dispacc-
ment Of Labor by lprovements In Machin-
cry.n This paper Is the result OF tho
labors OF Social Science committee.
composed OF Lonn Biodectt OF phiiadciphii;
Edward Everett Hale, John J. McNust, II. C. Turner
aud Mr.. Moody, OF Boston. A debate on tho labor
question followed In summing up The conclusion as
regards Improved machinery affecting agriculture,
Mr. Moody says :-''In all agricultural operations
there 10 . displacement OF labor, Of one
to three In sowing grain, Of one to twelve In
pIoughing. oil 3s4 In rcaping. Investigation
shows tho increase IN tho producsion Of boots and
shoes by improved machinery ncariy Tour hundred
and nifty Per cent Ia twenty years. and thirteen hun
drod p0r hand labor any years ago
Aitsrward Mr.. Charles Rcsmclin, Of Cincinnati. pre-.
scented a paper OF great lcngth upon "Ihe Pubic
Landsv
The afternoon session opened with deba.s on
ssHesth IN schools "
In the Department OF Social Economy. tho commit
tee appointed Tor that purpose made an interesting
report on tramps and tramp legislation. Reports
also made on money, In relation 70 tho indus
tr,ous poor, by EIizur Wright, OF Boston, and on
operation public ana private charity by tho Rev. II.
y. jerks, Of boston. The association then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
STARTLING ARREST.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.

GBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE, May "a 1873.
The arrest, this evening" at the instance Of tho Act
Ing Mayor and City Register, Of ex-Judge George W.
Bishop criminal charge, created general surprise
In local political circles, and, Notwithstanding tho
latsncss Of Tho hour ut which no was apprchended.
tho intelligence circulated rapidly and widely. The
specific charge Is of "orging endorsements Of bonds
Issued by the Mayor and City Council VI Baltimore TO
Frederick NJ. Ketchum, Jr, Tor SIS 400"
A COMPLICATION OF CRIME
Kotchum y minor and his mother and guardian,
Mrs. Kelchu m, surrendered tho guardianship ON tho
10th insL whom II discovered that tho securities
had ssppeared from q box In the Safe Deposit Com
pany Isaac W. NJ. Helm, hor son, II Is
supposed, abstraciod the securities, having been
inlrustcd with key 10 tho box and
negotiated them At two city banks. lie
Is now under arrest Tor q violation OF the Internal
Revenue laws Holm IN a slep-brotncr of yoang
Ketchum Judge Bishop Is supposed TO DO implicated
HONORABLE RECORD.
Bishop judge OF the Orphans Court for four
years prior 1875 before that time for sew
eral yosrs member and president OF mo rst branch
Of tho CITY Council, and frequently acted oDico
Mayor. He ~ a sclf.made man and has bsTetOioro
borne an excellent reputation, and Is possessed Of
moderate mcana lie declined 10 mako any state
ment and held for . bearing tomorrow, when
detectives ultimate sorno important disclosures
will be niAdo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
QUEEN vICTORIAs BIRTHDAY.
THE OCCASION CoMMEMoRArED HEARTILY IN
THE Old DOMINION.

THE OCCASION CoMMgMoRArED HEARTILY IN
THE Old DOMINION.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
FARayiLLE. Va, May "a, 1878.
The annual celebration OF Queen Victora's birthday
was conducted in royal fashion mere to-day. The sd
dress was delivered by Mr.. Alfred Moth, on
the "Future OF British immigration 10 Vr-
gina." Mr.. Moth. who the first Eng
lishman who settled in this State after the
civ war, said that in spite OF so;no drawbecks
British colonization had proved remarkably SUCCESS
Iul IN all cases where The settlers had been men
o. tho right stamp As soon rs times begin TO mend,
peace IN Europe was assured and the state dcb a.i
tation Was closed tEerc would DO u large influx al
capital and immigrants
Mr. Charles Bugg. who presided a. tho So
cia gathering, said Englishmen loved Old Virgtnia
because thts state nearest to their loving rocoi
lection Of Old England.
AS0Lo-AMERicAxs.
10 response 10 The toast VI "rhe Queer" MI. VII
liam Tomlin, OF Bridgeport, Conn, the Secretary OF
tho North America 81. Georges Union, said that
Angola mericans everywhere were now united M
never before There upward OF ninety hourishing
ST. Georges societies with enrolled membership Of
10000 he was doing alI he could 10 promote tmmi
grafton 10 Virginia, and was proud 10 say that
the Sappony colony which no had founded
in Dinwiddie county was beyond his anticip ,tions.
he was also working up the ST. Georges Hosptai
proposed 10 b. established in Prince Edward county
He warmly endorsed the views expressed by MI
Moth In his address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
DECORATION DAY.

An order has been issued by Chief Engineer Bates,
OF the Fire Department, designating tho following
companies to form brigade TO participate 10 tho
ceremonies OF Decoration Day:--1hc First battalion,
under the command OF Chief William W. Rhodes, will
be composed oil Engine Companies Nos /. 4, 50 and
80 and Hook and Ladder Company No. q The Sec
ond battalion under command Of Edward W. Will
helm, Will be composed OF Engine Companies \ o. .,
10, % anu % and Hook and Ladder Company No. IL.
The companies Will form In column IN tho order
named tho north side OF Sixteenth street, the right
resting Fourth avenue, at quarter oil ten O'Clock
A. 81. Tho officers and viii appear IN Uniform
coats cloth caps and white gloves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
COAL PRODUCTION.

PHILADELPHIA, May "a. 1878.
The schuyikiIi County Coal Exchange met to-day
and fixed tho prices for the month commencing to-
day Al the same figures which prevailed during the
month just closed From the statements made !,
was learned that tho amount OF coal 10 be mined
from July 1 until the end OF the ycar viii
DO IL 100000 tons, which. With tho 1000 600
tons mined up TO July I. will make
tho total production for the year IS 600 0C0 The
original Ion Of the coal combination was upon
basis COO 900 tons. BY this " Will be That
the restriction put upon tho market Will be two
perhaps three million TONS This will have a ton.
uency 10 increase the demand aud Iut up prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25

ELECTRIC, ROMAN. TURKISH AND sun BArHs
VI Lexington av. corner 10Th a.
Ladies-Day and evening, SUNDAYS exc pied.
Gentlemen Every day ana all night Sundays and Hou
DAYS.
Best Construction. Best situation.
Beet Dressing Rooms Best HoaJng Rooms.
Hest Sh smpooing Rooms Best swimming Bath.
Best Water Privileges Best Cooling Rooms
Best yenti alton. Highest Temperature.
Hest Sh anpoon No eratuities.
attendants In all the departments are under tho
OF the proprietor Of the hment aud Tor
tenon honesty, ntcig skill and thorougnuess,
Ia ANY bathing establishment In this
other country. :.
Asthm ntic Bronchial Catarrhal Dyspeptic Gouty Hay
Fever. insomnia kidnsy affections, Rheumatic aud
Parglytic sufferers Agrccabiy. c.rtainy
cheaply speediy aud more lastingy benc
Gtea than by any other means. IL
While the quality OF these Baths has steadily improved
prices have tail
stand the best Baths like the best food Away
cheaper than counterfeit limitations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25

EXCITEMENT REGARDING AicASAnD---vALLxnrE

EXCITEMENT REGARDING AcASAnD--vALL&nTE
STILL UNDECIDED.
CRY oY MKxIco, May 1871
Via HAVANA, May -, ISIS !
The report that committee u Congress A. Washing
ton has dod crossing OF American troops
into Mexico has caused great excitement Tho Mexi-
can lear that Texan nlibustcrs will combine with
Lerdss ana thereby DO enabled get up either
way.
yALLaRrE CAN'T DECIDE
Il IL uncertain whether vallaric will accept tho
Ministry OF Foreign Relations I'D Interim N offered
Justo Benitez, q prominent leader In Congress, 10
mentioned as likely to be appointed to I'LL the
yacancy. Bcnitez is considered to DO uufavorabiy
Disposed toward Americans ana all other iorcigncra
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Highly Enervescent.

Ann,oved by ths Academic do Meiscine OF France
Its sale in Frmcs authorized by special order OF the
tho highest medical authorities In New
York
"A great relief for seasickness."
"A deligntful beverage"
"Far superior to yichy. Settler or any other"
"Most grateful and refreshing"
"AbsoIneiy pure and wholesome; superior to all for
daily from all the objections urged against Croton
ana artincialiy Herated wstersn
'fmpr re gn atsd only with Its own gas"
Useful ana very agree able"
"ealthiul and well suited tor dyspepsia and eases OF
acute disca.e"
Mildly ansaed agrees we'll wish dyspep,ies aud whero
there Is a Fonty dlathesis."
by the agreeable. alone mixed With Wine.
useful In catarrhs OF stomach blatdar and govt"
mot only luxury but necessity
10 DO had Of all Wine Merchants Grocers Druggists and
Mineral Dealers Throughout. the Unicd stStes and
wholesale oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25

SARATOGA, N. Y, May 2t,.1s7S
George w. Weston, book keeper at the Gcyser Spring
and formerly the proprietor OF the Empire Spring
snot and killed hmself this morning He had been
stck ana depressed tor months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
RUSSIAN AGENTS INSPECTIN
STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May "a, 1873.
Six accredited agents OF the Russian gov
crnmont reached this city from Now
YORK iato on Thursday night and
arc now occupying tho best rooms at Guys Hotel
They accompanied by interpreters as they
do not speak tho English language They Wis.
tied Cramps shipyard to-day and inspected tho
preparations on INC State Of Caiifornia and tho
steamer Columbus II is said thcy Will visit Roach's
ship yard at Chester Tomorrow. They keep very
quiet and refuse 10 talk or allow their iniernssers
TO say word.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
FIRE ON LONG ISLAND.

About midnight extensive confagration
was visible from this city In tho d.
rection Of Woodside. Long Island For
nearly an hour the sky was lighted up
by tho fierce glow OF tho flames, and judg-
ing from appearances thoro must have been
considerable destruction OF property. Toward
Que O'Clock this morning either tho Ore mad burned
itself out had been gotten under control. Up to
the time OF going TO press details oil the loss bad
been received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
AN UNKNOWN MAN MURDERED.

READING, Pa, May "a, 1873
The dead body or an unknown man, with a bullet
hole In the skull, was found in the scnuykli canal
Al Naomi, Robson township to-day. The Coroner's
Jury found that tire deceased died al tho hands Of
como person or persons unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
POISONED BY MISTAKE.

BELLxvosrE, Pa, May "a, 1873
George watson and Alfred Rankin, who lodged at
Germans Hotel last night, arose this morning, ana
roth drank BY nsstuke from bottle 81 carboc acid
one OF shcn dicd niterwaru, aud Tho ether Is
not expected 10 recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
EASTERN VIRGINIA CHERIsHES THE MEMORY
or THE UNIONS DEFENDERS WHO SLEEP IN
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HRRALp.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, May "a. 1878.
All business suspended and tho annual
Memorial celebration OF tidcwatcr Virginia passed
or in Portsmouth to-day . scale fully
equal to any previous demonstration since tho war;
anu was imposing and beautiful tribute to the
memory OF tho brave who paid with their lives The
scnt up u government steamer from Fortress
Monroe, and united with the volunteer sodiery OF
Norfolk aud Portsmouth in the customary honors.
Captain John w. Young was the orator. and Colonel
u. J. Goodwin read fratsrna messages from tho
Grand Army posts OF New YORK, accompanied by
beautiful floral offerings from late federal soldiers at
ha North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
EUROPE.

4 MEXICAN TOURISTS.
"A S. James Angio-Amercan Hotel. 80 Lime ST.. Liv-
errooi. ~ ,.,.,,.. - -, -, = u
craught at the AMERICAN BAR
DRIsrOL HOTEL. LvSDOs. BURi.iNgfos JAR
lJdens WThs largs hrst class family hot H. In the best
stuaion Vt London IL newly establish 81 In this Con
lin ntal style aud furnished With every possible eoniort
Proprietor, ". ktsRLE, late OF Meuricss'.
4 ONGs HOTEL, BOND ST.. LONDON
upward or century. Thts veil known AMI
srIstocrac house IL situated ~ the centre OF the most
fashionable part o, tho West End Celcbrsted fy n
cuisine and cellar of the choicest wincs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-25
IN CANADA,

TORONTO Ont, Nay q, 1873.
The Queens birthday observed as public
holiday in the Dominion, and was celebrated In tho
usual loyal manner. No accidents have been re.
ported.