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The New York herald., 1878-02-05
The Family Physician Said to Havs
Sent for Mr.. Ross.
EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE.
DR.. Horton Carefully AVoids
the Reporters.
Departure Of the Anxious Father
for Maryland.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

i
BALHhoRx, Feb. 4, 1873
Up to midnight there had been no important devel;
opments in the Charley Ross Tho Homo OF the
Friondless, where tho httlo Demerara BOY s
at present sojourning. was visited by hun.
dreds Of persons, principally ladies, during
the day. anxious 10 sec the Little fellow,
but all such, we'll rs members Of tho press, were
denied admittancc, and referred to Mr. Perot, who
was equally muncat,ve Tho object OF this ID
To AVOID scene ut the coming interview between
Mr. Ross and che boy During tho afternoon crowds OF
boys surrounded the house. s"Charley" appeared
at an upper window he was greeted with cheers.
About four O'Clock this afternoon Dr. John N. Horton,
the family physician of Mr. Ross, OF Germantown,
reached Baltimore and registered a Barnums. He iefs
word that he intended visiting the Home the boy,
In order TO adyise Mr. Ross whether or not t was
worth his while 10 come TO Baltimore. Tho hotel has
been since beseged with reporters anxious to ascer.
tain the result OF the DOCTORS Investigations but all
such have been disappointed he failed to return %
his room up to midnight
HAS Hx RECOGNIZED TIE Boy9
1t Is thought he saw the boy, advised Mr.. Ross 10
come over and is awaiting the lattor's arrival
Mr.. Perors residence. Mr.. Ross, Il Is
understood, left Philadelphia ut eleven O'Clock
tonight and Will reach hero about four
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Hc will cnieavor to make
secret visit to the institution to determine the iden-
tity of the boy. There nothing developed to
show that the BOY is really Charley Ross further
than already published but 1t is deemed probable by
many that he Is tho kidnapped boy. There
has been intense feeling OF interest IN the
munty all day ove- the bullened rumors that Char.
10y Ross had been found, and to-morrow's develop
ments arc looked forward to with extraordinary
interest
THE DEMERARA BOY NOT YET RECOGNIZED A.
THE LONG LOST CHILD.
PHILADELPHIA, Fob 4, 1878.
The city Is alive with excitement to-day rumon
that havo ganed considerable credenco that the sup
posed Charley Ross ut Baltimore has been recognized
by his family Inquiries OF tho family proved the alsy
OF tho rumor OF them having up TO the present
writing lett tho city. Mr.. Ross leaves tonight, and
much Is expected from the VISIT but he Is not ut all
sangulnc AS 10 the result
Relatives OF Mr.. Ross stated this morning that the
delay III visiting the cnid duo the tho
authorities At the Home had desired them TO remain
away until the boy should be improved In appear
ance and hh natural color somewhat restored, hrs
skin was assuming alrer color, tho dark huo grad
ualy disappearing.
The boy without doubt bears strong resemblance
TO the lost child, but in all other casos, the athers
hope may only
The New York herald., 1878-02-05


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dnary remedies To- relieve the terrible coughs pro
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The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
Fun at RehObOth.

One day last week club of young men
left Wilmington and went to Ocean City,
with the intention of spending few
days and one evening the proprietor of
the Excursion House gave a masquerade
party, which the sports of Wilmington
attended, and while the company was
dancing one of ten sports became smitten
with the appearance of one of the young
ladies and at once began to make love to
her, and succeeded in coaxlng her out,
but before being out long he discovered
he was making love to a young man
dressed in female attire Feeling anxious
that his companions should be fooled as
he had been, he told one of them that he
had been out hugging that handsome
young lady Soon the sport went out on
the porch and was fooled as bad as the
tirst. The.ioke was carried out compile
tely on each one of the ten, each one
making love to a young man former
resident of Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
Hot Weather Again.

BUT NO APPREHENSION OF ANOTHER
HEATED WAVE COMING FROM THE
WEST.
The officers of the Signal Service sta
ton, in this city attribute the intense
heat of the last few days to the humidity
of the atmosphere. This, they say, has
caused the great fall of rain of late. 1t
prevents the heat that the sun pours into
the parched earth from escaping after
nightiall. After the sun rises again, the
air is made dry and hot both by direct
and reflect Il heat
There is no reason to predict reelr-
renee of the heat wave, at least from the
West The greatest heat in that section
yesterday was in St. Louis, where the
thermometer indicated 90 degrees. In
the South the range was highest in Nlck
sburg, Miss, where 96 were reached.
AJthe Signal Service station yesterday
the Thermometer varied as follows: a.
M, ~; 3 10; II M, 50; p IN, S5; 8, 81; and
., 80. The maximum was 81; the mini
mum 60.
Robert Prior of 126th street was sun
struck at Fourth avenue and Twelfth
street yesterday, and fell from his wagon
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
GENERAL sCoTTs DAUGHTER.
THE rRuR STORY OF HER LOVE AND HER
ENTERING CONVENT.

THE rRuB STORY OF HER LOVE- AND HER
ENTERING A CONVENT.
Washington Correspondent N. Y. World.
The true story OF the affair, as related
by friend of the family OF General
Scott, is much less romantic than the
tale OF the gossips. Nearly forty years ago
Mrs. General Scott was living in Paris
with her family, the younger daughters
being pupils in the Convent Of the Sacred
Heart. She moved in the highest circles
OF Parisian society, and her eldest daugh-
ter was known, because OF her exceed
ing beauty and culture, as la belle
Americaine." A Freuchman, OF excel
lent family and considerable wealth, fell
In love with Miss Scott His affestion
was reci ciprocated and, with the consent
of Mrs. Scott, an engagement OF mar
rage was made. In visitlng.the Convent
of the Sacred Heart, where her younger
sisters were at school, Miss Scott became
deeply impressed with the holy life Of
the Sisters. In q comparatively short
time she was converted and determined
to devote her life TO the Church. She
sought and ob:aiued release from her
engagement. What became OF her lover
is not known, beyond the fact that lie
never left Europe. He was reported to
have Joined religious order in Rome.
Miss Scott returned to the United States
with her mother shortly afterwards, aud
was admitted TO the Convent OF the VS.
itation at GEORGETOWN. She " as IN dell
cate health when, on the 2d OF October,
1874, she received the habit of the nov
ice, and on the 26th OF August, 1915, she
died of consumption.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
|EFIFTH EDITION.
THE TEXAS BORDER RAIDS.
REITERATlNG THE INSTRUCTIONS TO
GEN. ORD TO INVADE MEXICAN SOIL. |

REITERATING THE INSTRUCTIONS TO
GEN. ORD TO INVADE MEXICAN SOIL.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-The Cabinet
was to-day again considering our relation
with Mexico, and large part ofthe coun
Gil was devoted to a discussion of that
topic. The de facto Secretary of War
has received kilograms from Gen. Ord,
asking what action he should take in case
United States troops, in followinga fresh
trail after raid has been made from the
Mexican side of the river, should meet
with opposition from Mexican troops.
This question, with the general aspect of
affairs on the Rio Grande, as reported to
the War Department was subject of
earnest attention.
IL was decided that there was no reason
whatever why former orders to the Amer
lean forces should not be carried out, and
to this end the defacto President directed
the de facto Secretary of War TO send a
telegram to Gen. Ord reiterating in sub
stance the existing orders ofthe War De-
partment with reference to this question
of American interests on the Rio Grande
and the prompt pursuit and punishment
of raiding parties.
After the adjournment of the Cabinet
Secretary McCrary and Gen. Sherman
were in consultation with reference o in
structious to be sent to Gen. Ord in ac-
cordance with the determination of the
Cabinet to-day, and a telegram will be
sent to that officer without delay, advis'
ing him of the intention of this Govern
ment to demand that outrages upon Its
citizens shall cease, and instructing him
to carry ont the provisions OF present or
ders to follow and punish raiding parties
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
FEW KEN NEW OR.
LEANS

NEW ORLEANS, August s.-Yellow
fever continues to spread and is now
well attributed throughout the first and
second ditricts, with occasional cases in
other quarters of the city. The fever
prevailing here is of mild type, and
the Board of Health decided to continue
quarantine against vessels from infected
ports on the ground that more malig-
nant virus nigh not be introduced. Sis
ter Loyola Lawyer, native of Pittsburg,
died at St. Simon's School yesterday Of
yellow fever. Four new cases of fever
are reported to-day af Port Eads. Dr.
Stone, with two experienced nurses, ar
rived there this morning and says the
cases there are yellow fever and the
worst in his experience. The jetty Off
cials report that there are twenty-eight
men there to take care of property and
assist in nursing the sick
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
MAILS STOPPED BY THE VEL
LOW FEVER

WASHINGTON, August "a dispatch
has been received at the railway mail
division of the Post Office Department
from Superintendent Ferrel, at Atlanta,
Ga, which says: Little Rock, Texar-
kama and other points have quarantin, d
against New Orleans. This completely
blocks Texas mails. New Orleans has
been instructed to fold all Texas mails
until restrictions are removed. Vicks-
burg has also refused to receive mails
from New Orleans or allow mails from
that office TO pass to points beyond. Mr.
Bailey, acting superintendent of the rail
way mail service, has requested Mr.. Fer
rel by telegraph TO send dispatch Gov
erlng as many points As possible in res
pect TO the manner in which the mails
are running in the South, the eject on
them of the yellow fever at New Or
leans, etc, etc.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
Another Cashier Under Arres,

PoTTsvILLE, August 9.-William Tor
rey cashier OF the First National Bank, of
Ashland, was quietly arrested yesterday,
chargeded with falsifying the books, mis-
appropriating the funds and smbezzling.
He was bound over to appear al the next
term of Quarter Sessions in Pottsville in
the sum of $4,000 upon each charge. Tor
rey has been cashier of the above iDstitu-
ton since 1872 and is broth-in-law OF
Robert Gorrell, its president. The
bank closed its doors about one year
ago and went into the hands of a receiv.
er. The officers are very reticent about
this crookedness and it is impossible a.
yet to ascertain the amount embezzled.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
Unpalat able Facts for Lovers
of Peaches.

$1.50 peck was asked for good
peaches yesterday along the wharves.
At the corresponding period Of last year
the quantity Of such peaches could be
obtained for half Of that sum. There is
no prospect of rull supply of f!rst-rate
peaches this year.
This according to the producers of
Delaware and Maryland, is owing to the
damage caused to the crops by frequent
i and severe storms. 1t is said that pro.
ducers who sent ten thousand baskets tc
market last year will not have more thar
one-hfth or that quantity to ship this tbi,
season. M ost OF the fruit that has arrived
here up to the present time has been o
poor quality.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10

AUSTRIAN LossEs.-A Constantiponle
despatch says:-"Aceounts from Turkish
sources of the resistance to the Austrian
army of occupation place the Austrian
loss in Bosnia thus far at l COO men, killed
and wounded"
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
THE MAYoRALTY NOMINATION.

The democratic nsmination for mayor
is now in active progress, and will cor
tinue so until the polls close this evening
at o'clock. When the polls open
ed the friends and admirers OF
the various candidates We're on hand at
the different voting places actively en-
gagged in distributing tickets 10 the
voters. No trouble Is anticipated. The
returns Will be sent TO the headquarters
of the City Democratic Association, in
the Friendship engine house.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
CONSUL-GENERAL BODISCO'S
SONS
From the Washington Post.

From the Washington Post.
The three sons of the late Russian Con-
sul-General Waldemar de Bodisco have
received appointments under the Russian
Government. Alexander, the eldest, goes
into the army; Waldemar to the navy,
under Grand Duke Alexis, and Borus to
the Diplomatic Corps. The three young
gentleman left Monday night for New
York, to proceed thence direct to st.
Petersburg.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WINE VAu
BIpEyS.

There Is curious story about son.,,l
wines which are extensively adyertieir
days, and have only recently been I'M
the market. Or. CuderhHi, the vs1Ei
grape-growcr Of Croton Point. didiaT
Some Of his heirs entc7talsud tcn,r,y
views of such extreme kin. that tsw \
unwilling 70 allow the s,och of wine; An
hand to be sold or anv more 10 be nj
Inc grapes have sometimes ben s,rt
market, and sometimes left to decsy 4
the vines. lis only tha, The oAtrtl
have succeeded in arranging for aucu
Of the c5'a., and the sale cf IT.. vine,
hand. Among these is a wine of the,r}
Of 1854, described a, "Swcct Union IA
but suggesting the Imperial TcAly d
than any other European vine and ID
wholly unlike any ether vine cf Amen
growth. Its purity, age and nclownsi
remarkable. and both physician, and u
fanciers have a special interest in i. a
Oldest native wine now access Vie in aw !
siderable quantity. The whole stociRin |
hands Of the well-known wholesale gu
house of the Thurbers.-N. Y 7a}
Nov. I2. 1871.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
More Potent than AppIcjack

Grant has eaten his way through his
free-lunch route in Scandinavia, and Is
now on The move for Russia. where he ex
poets great delight from a wrestle with
native brandy, which Is said to discount
Kentucky applejack or Carolina "pint
top" in the vigor of its effects on the gul
LAT
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
THE MT. SALEM CHURCH

The new Mt. Salem NJ. E. Church. ia
rapidly approaching completion. The
walls are all up, and the roof will he
ready to receive the slate on mondav
The Congregation expect to take nos.
session of it during the early part of
October.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10

KARs NEARLY DEsTRoYRD,-A de-
spatch to the IS. Petersburg Golos. dated
1ifis, Augusta. reports that an explo-
sion had occurred in the mines Of the
fortification OF Ksrs, resulting in u fire
which destroyedtis -" - the
CITY,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10

The above speaks for itself, butwE
add that this is the pure juice Of b: d
neither d,Egged, Hquored nor ioafal'
has been ripened and mellowcd byiE,
for medicinal or sacramento puipca
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained from
Of the leading Druggists thFou5hGi
United States, and at wholesale iNn
undersigned. who will forward de'H
pamphlet, free of charge on applI''n'A
Respectfully ETC.,
II, K. & F. B. THURBER az
West Byuaaaoay. Rea3e and HHf'@ )
NEw-YoRg.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
pnLICE GASES.

TIM, ulv case, before the Mayor, since
L. ;a. p, port, were one drunk and one
,,ora,t The former was required to
nav .jDc,nts and costs, and the latter was
ordered otH o toWh'
Household ot Fath-Eller &. Il. kra-
'ner, pastor, Pre-, I'm a, III lioTrim1
aud $50, p IN by ne pa,IoEI W. Moi ',ris .,e
subject, "The Mia, 'nnial-W " llat no, nie,
cedes it-What occurs "ul iIis II ahu VIA
follows H." Sacrament IN 'he eFenins'
The Potter committee INT. is III New New
York, next Monday, and Rep eseii'atlI'
Blackburn. who is now in Was. uhgIoll
will 90 on to attend its meetings. l. euoe'
DOT expect that there will be full t"iii
mlttee present, and has information uL
Mr.. Potter, the chairman does not. 1t is
therefore likely that the session oftEe com
mittee will be short.
Secretary Sherman, the Tribune says
has been talking sense about the paternaI
plan of bringing better times. He re
minds the people who want the Govern
lnent to spend millions of dollars on fort
and public buildings and river and har
. Dor improvements, that such scheme
: oNy would not afford even temporar
relief, to zone man in five hundred" VIII
needs work.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
Transparent Teaching Cards a

Instruction and Amusement Combined
Important TO parents and teachers; % diff.
ferent artistic designs. The entire pack
sent free for 25 cts currency or STAN ps.
Van Def Co.. 20 Ann ST., N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
RAYARD TAYLO OR

says: 81 take great pleasure in recon-
mepding to pa ents the Academy OF Mr..
q. s. Shortlidge." Hon. Fernando Wood,
a patron, says. al cheerfuliy consent TO
the use OF my name as reference" $40 per
quarter full cost for young men and boys.
No extra charges. Special attention 10
both advanced and backward pupils. Re
commended by Judge Van Hoesen, Rev.
Drs. Hill and Peabody. Address SWlTH-
IN c. SHORTLIDGE, (Harvard A. M
Media, Pa. Media has churches and a
temperance charter. augl0.dlm
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10

Here rs sometning worth calling
that every one needs, y Fire End
and Livery stable keepers; eePy,S;dow 2 q tClsana
a Wagon Washer, q aM,nIIer M,H Fan
Pump Pump, Stock Pump, or ,rd for 0oxs any psi 81
where water is used. Tnro~os ooce pul
stream 80 feet through hose osss of % order,
a Well less liable to get ouI snv o, pump
less and last longer .nS rnc,,on and ca
s Spring. The cylinder IT. is ,ssSs s1Gnenscr Or scr
rust, no friction, no nails; nail, nSt IacnS Together
Everything is solid, wen btehly Of then
those using them speak nlsn''
Cheap, durable and lasting; s,sOo; 81,
Force Pumps, $500 ana and, S.OsS ns 90.
Pumps, sll 90, Family J rant rnhp Keeper, u
The well know re'J J. M. HoLLaafIj
No. so4 King street; ,WvnI1etoE' WIi%log''Doj 81
Manufacturer and ProPrWlay3.da1
promptly attended to.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
FOOD AT LAST
A sas....u,s re. D R u GS

FOOD Is made curative agent by con-
centration and artificial digestion, and IL
Is 50 simple In Its application that The ad-
vice OF fhysiclans Is not required.
Thousai dis of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best m eIi.
cal skill has Jailed.
Many of the best PLY ysicians throughout
the country are DISCARDING DRUGS
ana using the BLANCHARD b l. LOO d
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
lying results, permanently relieving all
forms of Physical and Mental Debility,
The Dyspeptic and Consumptive Patient,
| sufferers from Malarial or Bloc Poison
Ing, together with the entire list Of com
plants peculiar to the Female Sex find IN
the use OF this Food sure and speedy re-
lief.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10

"For the year past have constantly
prescri6ed THE BLANCHARD ELOOD
AND NERVE FOOD to my patients of
three years. ln every case the result has
been exactly that claimed by you. IL Is
by far the most valuable and reliable
Ionic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH. NJ. d..
20 Irving Place, New York
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10

Hundreds OF cases of BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Kheuma attic
Diseases II is al most a spe clfic Physlcai
and Mental Debility from the use of A leo
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause, find In this Food q natu.
raj and potent remedy.
For THE INTELLECTUAL WORKER
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10
Nervous Debility

which underlies all forms q. Chronic Dis
ease, is speedily overcome by the use O
The daily gazette., 1878-08-10

NEW YORK, November 20, 1877.
DIR. V. w. BLANCHARD: During the
past year / have prescribed your various
preparations of Food cure, D nd feel happy
10 say they have met my most sangtiine
expectations, giving to patienLs long en-.
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease,
or over drug dosihg the needed nutrition
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE 8. LoZIER, MD,
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City.