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New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
THE PITIFUL EXPERIENCE OF A CHILD.

An officer on Sunday night saw a little girl
ten years DID, holding a small coin in her hand while
she cried peOusly sitting at the foot Of the stairs at
No. Batavia-st She tremblingy Informed him that
her father and mother both lying the floor in
room on an upper floor She said they had sent her
buy teD cents worth Of brandy. The child then con-
dnced the officer TO the whore the parents lay
drunk and almost naked the floor OF q squalid, III
ventilated apartment, altogether destitute OF furniture
They gave the names Of John and Mary sullivan and
were locked up in the saOnhOuse for the night The
liquor who sold the liquor to the child Washing
ton O'Sullivan, OF No. 66 NewChambersst was also
rested. lie was brought with the parents before
Justice Murray yesterday. 1t appeared that the child
only six years DID, and that she had been frequently
sent to purchase liquor at the place. She
to the Catholic PrOtectOry. The parents were dis
charged, but OSuvan. the liquor dealer fued $40
for carrying revolver. and required to produce bail In
500 for violating the Excise law.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
THE MURDER OF BERNARD FERRON.

THE MURDER OF BERNARD FERRON.
END OF THE TRIAL OF JOHN W. wRIGHT-sPEECHEs
OF TIE LAwYERs-vERDICT OF MCRDEE ~ THE
SECOND DEGREE.
The summing up in the trial of John w.
Wright for the murder OF Bernard FerTOn was begun
yesterday morning in the Court Of Oyer and Temner'
Brooklyn, +. T. Wood making the argument for the
prisoner He freGueOtly alluded 10 Wright as little
sailor boy" and claimed that he attacked and Killed
Ferron in self-defence. No evidence had been pro-
duced he said 10 show that the crime was premed
atcd He urged that the killing of Ferron WAS JUSTIN
able homicide the prisoner supposed the Doatman was
dangerous character. DstretAttorney Catin IN sum
ming uD the evidence tor the prosecution, salh thlt
Wright, although yOung in years was man IN eHlmfl-
ence he had been three years before the mast Inc
prisoner had displayed no emotion during the enure
trial. but had maintained stolid and Indifferent att
tude throughout. Mr. Gatln mad never seen any one one
manifest less feeling. He characterized the description
OF Bernard Feron as river thei as nnluslinh3piS. p
crate. wilful and wantOn murder.
Judge Cl bert in charging the jury, SAID that Wright
was only boy when FcTTOn was killed. yet il was not
uncommon for boy to he hrOught into court Oh crl-
nal charge The prisoner was charged with murder nut
ihe facts 10 prove ths nan not otcn ofougn oro ,S
killed ny him in sc'-dctencP, they could declare MN
bring verdict Of iustifable homicide they uls-
believed the prisoners story and found that FerfOh was
killed Intentionally their duty TO declare the pris
Oner guilty Of murder in the first degree is youth
aud the fact that he unprotected ana iar nom ms
home dG not cntitlc him TO any cOlInseraton az the
hands the jury. II would be gratifying TO acquitm,
but he was entitled to sympathy The jury retired
before o'clock, and after going out sent for the
piece Of FtITOm's skull which exhibited by the DIS
trict-Attoruey, and the hammer with which Wright
struck the bOatman on the head.
After dCbtran- nearly two hours, the jury returned
to tne courtroom aud announced that they had agreed
upon verdict In answer to the question Of Of
the CLERK, the foreman replied: " Guilty OF
murder IN the second degree The prisoner
manifested a little emotion. lie at once
summoned before the bar by judge Gilbert. who SAID
that jury had evidently taken his youth into c0nsld
Grafton otherwise tDey would found him guilty oil
murder III the first degree The sentence OF the Court
lie said would DC imprisonment i'll the state Prison fOr
lie. Wright was almost Immediately taken back TO
the Raymond Street jan.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
THE STATEN ISLAND MURDER.

Judge Pratt in the Supreme Court, Kings
County. yesterday denied the application TO admit to
bail Edward Reinhardt the alleged murderer OF Mary
Ann Dcgan, and dismissed the writ Of habeas corpus
Yesterday tho prisoner appeared very much de
pressed Last week the remains OF the unfortunate
young woman were disinerrcd for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning the hair, which will be used at the prisoners
trial. The body which was mClosCd IN a common
rough pine box, when exposed 20 Wow presented
shocking sight, having no covering around II OF any
description and being very much dccOmpOsed, The re-
MAINS after the hair had hCen which measured
TWO feet and half were again lowered into the
in the poor house grounds only short distance
from the ia in which ReiuhaTdt confined. Pdulina
Reinhardt Che living wfr - SIN on Staten Island under
the charge OF Sheriff Brown being held by the court as
a Witness.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19

Som Mary Crowley nSTin Hay Tps sre son
GresrsoS. Gecrsetosp, Dem Jed Frye Co Helen King
Aylnard Petit Juan, Hayu, Kunhart q Coi inga1htn
me. Hayti Brett, Son Il Co.
Barge getown Robertson Philadelphia James Hand
ERROR.
Str New.Yor for Orleans cleared Nov lenot as be-
fore reported-str New'OTleans
FOREIGN PORTS.
LrvERrooL Nov 1s-Arr City OF Bristol tBrl from
PhadePhai american GET frS bsnoye rom
Norfolk Triton, from Charleston.
sailed the l7th inst STR Massachusetts, for Boston
from New York for this port.
Sailed from Larne str Pennsylvania from this port
BRIsToI, Nov. 49, Art str Scotia, from New.York. ,
SOUTHAMPTON Nov s-Str Main, from New,York for this
CROoKHAvEH Nov lS.-str City Of Richmond, from New
York for Queenstown and Liverpool was sgnaed on here
gy o% 5% for
this port has passed up the Channel
ROuEN. Nov ls-Arr strs Amanda, from BalumOreI Re-
nown. from New. York. r...
Marion fer Southwest Pass sansone for York Daphne
Gcmma McIaron, Noah, Capt Nielsen Teieon Capt so
Winsnp 18th INST, an. capt vOgt Dronning Louise
va DC Yam Robertson s,N WEsat A0dTsa'
Capt Petersen for Tybee; 0nr Ardman AFRO capt knhue
BsiawSre river Ssa Capt Olsen for Hampton Roads sarah
Cann for Tybeo Eumooga for NewYoIk Rennle CaTle'
See Tree TTeci D96foSack for Delawaro
Arr 4h INST Carlo l2th inst Jogn H9mnet Ith INST Srd
zen Argo Capt wcsburg 10th inst, Foke. Milton capt
kTogeT Nellie Moody LmR J2sePh 6no Fm
e Capt SimOnsoD Ivgtu UrbanO Prnds Oscar L0vetand
r9% 6s ca SR t cnG both
Dungeness; Preeloss, OF Prawe POlnt shakeSPeare O
Beachy Head 18th inst Hattie NJ Chdef"rte hossiaio
Elida.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CAFE Town. oct The America bark Br1zos from New %
Aug FOR Yokohama has put IL here leaKy she mas
three feet Of water in her hold
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
TALK WITH WILHELMJ.
THE CAUSE OF HIS RECENT INDIsPosIuoN-Ws
COLLECTION OF VIOIINS.


COLLECTION OF VIOIINS.
In consequence of the severe indispOsition Of
wnhemi the concert announced for last evening at
Steinwav Hall was postponed until Friday evening No
yember % 1t is announced that seats purchased for the
Monday and Wednesday concerts may be exchanged, or
the money refunded.
Wiheimi was found in his room in the Westminster
Hotel yesterday afternoon looking over his baggage,
which had arrived from Baltimore In short conversa-
ton before taking his lunch he aid 81 shall give
any concert tonight. because Lave headache and
slight cold. ! left Baltimore yesterday, and travelled
nearly all night. The ears were heated by steIm ana
change from the high temperature into the cold at
mOsDhere has slightly affected my health. It's nothing
alarming or serious, and viii quickly pass away. Then
you see did not reach the hotel until nearly o'clock
this morning. and need some rest before resuming my
concerts. shall remain in the city ABOUT fortnight
longer, and shall give four or five concerts
Wihemi's attention was called to the number Of
violns scattered the He remarked that he
practice. Picking up which was iucosed in hand
come lined with velvet, he ssid: Now here Is
years ana nothing would induce me to part with II.
The cost was about $1,000 but would not seIl " IOr
that money for the simple reason that could not re-
place 1t is nearly 16O years old and was made by
one OF the celebrated yiolin-makers that ever
hved-Antonius Stradiyarius, of Cremona. Italy, who
died III 1880 think, at the age OF ninety years; lie
held certain secrets about the manufacture OF vlonns
which died with him. This violin is Of the best he
made YOn notice that for one side Of the top
sH' pesite side IS different % kind with broader
grain. The first gives very sweet effect TO the high
notes. and the other very rich sound to the lower
notes, which cannot be produced in other yiolns am
very careful OF the instrument and never use It prac
tce Ii is we'll known that II could never be stolen
from me ana used could pick 1t out among hundred
Vious by Just looking at them."
In speaking OF his visit to this country WhemJ said:
/ like New York and Boston audiences very much.
They have a very high appreciation OF music. Au-
dicnces In this country are SO different from those
abroad that can't compare them nnu great dlt-
hculty here in securing rstrate orchestra. The first
class musicians to be always engaged. You lost
great musician IN New-IOTk when Theodore Thomas
went away lam very anxious TO so to Cincinnati be-
c Is there"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
TIE FIRE IN THE FISH MARKET.

CLEARING AWAY 1Hk EUlNS-BUhlNESS DUNE ON
THE FIRST FLOOR-THE INSURANCE.
The Fulton Fish Market had desolate ap-
pearance yesterday. All Of the roof with the exception
OF Jagged bit either end had been swept away by the
fire of Sunday afternoon. Early In The morning the fish
dealers OccupyHg stands in the market bad put all their
aborers work cleaning out the second story the floor
Of which was hesped high with charred timbers and
great OF tin that had fallen from the roof The
mOva of these materials consumed the day. The library
OF the FishmOngers Association destroyed On the
floor however, the business of the several firms
cupyIug the market carried on almost as usual.
The officers the insurance companies afte ted were
early the ground and inspected the building The
majority said that they estimated that the building
could its former state by expenditure OF not
more than 81 1000 The market men think that tile
loss the building will amount TO at least $50, ,OOO The
insurance held conference IN the afternoon The
following companies. each OF whom has $1,000 insuT-
ance on the building repr seuted Mechanics and
Traders Nassau Fremen's Trust Relief Williamsburg
CITY, Firemen's, Clinton, Mechanics, LAFAYETTE, and At
lantic After short talk about the matter, commit
tee appointed confer with the FisnmOnGers Asso
citation concerning settlement of the loss One OF the
companies has reason to congratulate itself upon It's
good fortune. It's president besOugh the agent who WAS
placing the risks TO give the company $4,000 OF the
insurance, instead Of 5000 the building being cOnsd-
cred especially safe II Is probable that the con-
panis Will repair the building The origin OF the fire has
not vet been discovered
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FAILURES IN BUSINESS.
q REMARKABLE MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF
CHARLES DEVLIN.


REMARKABLE MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF
CHARLES DEYLIN.
Assignments Tor the benefit OF creditors
were nled yesterday by John Ready to Edwin W. Doll
giving preferences TO the extent Of SloOoi py JuuS
Weinberg to julius L. Goldcnberg, giving preferences "
the extent OF 81 O90 by Henry siede 10 LOUIS
With preferences about OOO the sum OF o4
hing 10 the assenors wife by Samuel Levien to lsdor
uvnes with preferences of Sl714 95 by Meyer Free
man to Michael j. Murphy, with preferences of S499 72
and by LOUIS siberstcn and Isaac Gresham
& GressmanJ Mayer II. Goldschmdt with preferences
20 the amount OF S9447 81 The sudden revival OF
preferences In assignments ia stated to he the result ol
the repeal of the bankrupt law. While the bank
rupt law was in force preference in an lneol-
vent assignment was OF itself sufficient GROUND
for what was known a proceeding III
Involuntary bankruptcy and accordingly such assign
ments Tne repeal OF the DankFupt Id" nas
among their creditors shall be first paid subject only 10
the State law against paving fraudulent claims 80.
The creditors OF Charles Deyhn, noted cl'E & tTn-
tractor, yesterday at the ohice of Eegiscr Ae, @
Tniryt hrce claims had filed, amounting TO S3o3-
600 Against all but three objections were ISto ." b
rlous grounds; that wIen the time arrived 10 nosc
an assignee the Register said lie would have to adjourn
the dny until the validity OF the claims had been deter
mined upon by Judge ChOate unless the cre1tIs came
to some agreement. Mr.. Marvin proposed tnat tnS e
choice he left to the three creditors with undispntcd
claims This proposition was agreed 10 ny az pItscHi'
Mr. D. c. Blrdsa who was acting Tor these thlee crH
tors was tDen called upon 10 name the assignee ana he
named Frederick Lewis. Immediately Mr.. Marvin eN"
mapncr Of the election and withdrew his stipulation
The Register thought this curious mode of pro
cedurc. In the heated discussion which followed IL
was asserted that Mr. Marvin, his brother and auoher
person had made secret Arrangement WITH MI bIdSa
whereby he was cast his vote for John H. Plat as as
This assertion was Indignantly aenleu 10y iI;
Birdsall MIR. Marvin exctedly charged Mr. brdsdii
with fraud and deceit and shaking his hand az the at-
ter, called him several times mscrdule cheat MI'
Bird-a leaned over the Registers table toward his OPP
pOncnt, and with threatening gesture said ne would
allow nobody TO call hm fraud Much excitement
followed but tie timely interference o. the Register
prevented the excited lawyers from coming to blows
Register Little finally said tAat the proceedings war
rauted him in referring the whole matter TO Judge
GhOatc.
Tie creditors OF Henry often dealer in lime, whose
liabilities amounted to 1170OO, met yesterday before
REGISTER Little and elected Terrence Carroll assignee
At meeting of the creditors of stephen Roberts boat
builder at No 36S SOuthst yesterday before Register
Ketchum. schedules were presented showing Liabilities
of SjS,OOO. john III. Plat appointed assignee.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
SUSPICIOUS DEATH on a RAILROAD TRACK

As the 7 o'clock train on Sunday evening,
from Clifton Landing, was approaching New-DOrp sta
ton the engineer discovered the forms OF two men
on the track about hundred yards ahead One OF the
men was living the rails and the other stand
ing him The engineer whistlcd down brakes but
before the train could be stopped the engine struck aud
instantly killed the man lying on the track The engin-
eer cannot tell whether the companion who WAS stand
ing holding the later down trying TO rescue him
The dead man WAS found to be Adam Ottenhcim, age
tht y-nne years. farm hand in the employ of David
Tyson, at New-D Dorp. Ottenhcm and his unknown
paniOn shortly before the accident walking
the track both apparently intoxicated II s the general
opinion that Ottenhem met hs death by foul play from
the that his companion OFF and has not been
Eren
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
SEEKING A DISCHARGE.

Ex-Recorder Smith, on behalf of Sherman
BrOadwel, yesterday moved 10 discharge his bail OF
81 5000. Broadwen was president of the ClairmoDt
Savings Bauk, which failed and indicted FOR per
Jury in making false statement the Banking Depart
in regard condition Several terms have passed
since Indictment Without his trial, and tins motion
made that ground. Mr. Phelps said that the alb
sence OF the bank, Mr. Smdcy, would
rUusy embarrass him In preparing for trial aud as As
sistant Dstrct.AtOTney Rollins, who had had special
charge of the case absent the motion was adjourned
10 ETIddX MOTT.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
CONTINUING THE COUNTY CANVASS.

The Board of Canvassers met yesterday
The Committee Protests reported on the protest
Of Jacob A Hatzel against the counting OF the votes
for Alderman in the With Senate District. Mr.. Haze
had asserted in his protest that the returns from the
Eleventh Election District OF the With Assembly Dis
trict had been altered that George Hail. fellow Tam
many Democrat, was apparently elected The Committee
reported that IL not IN the province OF the Board TO
enter upon any nvestg alton Of the merits Of the several
contained IN such protests. II was a welestab
sbed fact that the duties OF the Board OF CanvastT
in the main, were ministerial and there Is no power
seemingly in such q Board TO perform legislative and
executive business. 1t not even IN their power TO
correct in the statement The power vested
the District CanvasscTs alone To begin an lnvestga
and TO heed the many protests referred 10 the
Committee would be waste OF time ana labor. III
wrong had been and committed so grave
affect the result the remedy of the aggrieved might
be found IN the courts the legislative body for which
the asgrieyed person was candidate, should any such
The report signed by supervisors Saue
Shells and Perey. II was approved
Judge Lawrence, OF the Supreme Court after the ad
tournment Of the meeting issued mandamus directing
the members Of the Board TO show cause why they
should not reCanvass the votes Mr. HatZel Ar
gument IN the Will bo heard to-day. The Board Of
CanvasseTs will declare the result Of their for
maily tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
THE RoCKAwAY BEACH sANITARIUM.

The West Side Relief Association and Sea-
side sanltarium vt Rockaway Beach. according 10 the
report Of It's President Henry King took 5600 mothers
and children 70 the seaside during the past at
cost OF 81 7l5 %. or these 200 remained week ut
the Sanarum; the others day or more Five thousand
dollars is wanted to complete the new building. During
last Winter the society relief To go applicants at
a cost OF 50 752 49, The total receipts for the year
were 50. l55 90. The sanarum s free from debt and
there is a balance in the treasury OF S6S7 80.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
PASSENGERS ARRTPED.

FROM IOSDON-Rv S,sdmsbfp TrcOri1.-ID Lewis and
daughter M-, = l. Briggs Nr and Mrs r. stowe and chic
II. Lloyd SIR. Kelsey. Miss A Devnc. T.. e.
Coolidge T.. Eickfrrd, Munro. Mr. and Mrs NJ Me
Ieoi Mrs Mis-, hnns Mrs FlrmuY and chlld Mr and
Mrs T. B. IOrug Mrs Mrs T. G. Basctt and Mrs Cav
NcEroy and Mrs J. : H. IIllhouse Mr. Bell, II. G.
Taylor q. Leo 4. smith. Mr Darlington.
FROM ASPINWALL-By SsdR4htD Coon.-C. Elbe
Smtchel Mra COnRrrye q. II. Hudson II. =. Hud
son f. D. Hudson Hall and three children, the Hon
Thorington. mr aud Mrs y. Motley r. f. Bond A.. Ii
A FScobaT, n BurrOuCha W r. CLAYTON. T.. Iglesias
Williams T.. Bdeu )r. j. Trceyau aud sister j. Luna
81 John Ledgird J. J.. Kline.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
4 RIOT ~ KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1S.-A special dispatch
from Mount Sterling TO The COrierJouna says a riot
took place there to-day, In which from twenty
to thirty shots were fired anf two men
were instantly killed. and three others wounded
Marshal Young in attempting to quiet the dis
turbance mortally wounded. Two OF the
rioters, George and William Howard, were
wounded, one dangerously. John Thompson, q
clerk and disinterested party, was instantly killed
while In the store In which he was employed the bullet
being fired through window OF the store. Three of
rioters have been arrested The Sheriff and posse are
on the trail OF the others.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
LoroR.DEALERs ON TRIAL.

D. J. Whitney, the counsel for the Society
for the Prevention OF Crime at the Excise Office,
yesterday press charges tquordeaers In the
adjourned OF James McCorkrane, OF Seyenth-ave.
and TBirGeth-st, the defendants counsel Mr.. Mott.
moved n dismissal the ground that the evidence
against his client did not prove violation OF the law
The evidence 10 the effect that the Rev. Dr. Crosby
hal persons passing I'm and out OF McCOrkrane -
saloon Sunday, June 3 carrying pitchers which
filled IN the saloon with brCwu-COlOTed liquid. The
Excise Commissioners reserved their decision in the
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
SNIP NEUS.
~ ~ 1t iHl's
FORT OF NEW YORK ........
ARRIVED.

FORT OF NEW YORK NOV Is
Str Victoria (Br, Young London Nov O. TO Henderson
SIR Dorian BT) Mcdonald Genoa oct y. Leghorn a. Va
e' 49, y neiha ,t ~ 90 and a .y "v Win rS AsH sp o M
pass 10 Henderson Bros , ~, 80 ,,,. .. ~
20 - and Gibraltar 81 with fruit to Phelps
SIR civ OF Sew"York Deaken Vera cruz Nov G From
tera7 Campcaache <, Progrcso 10. and Havana 49,
Colon GTGn A'pi1yall Nov T. to Pacgc M Maj s. CO. y
Str city Of Savannah Mallory Savannah Nov 49, to Geo
sir Richmond Kelly. Richmond, City Point and Norfolk to
SIR Isaac Lawrence Richmond city Point and Norfolk
ship mcdwg tGcr wisseu. a days in ballast to
sbin Atlantic ierl schaGer Bremen - days in ballast to
KooP Coz anchored IN Grayc.end iay Tor orders
Ralt American Loyds whltomoro Dunsrk Isdays in bal
Tars Edwin lof Windsor s) Smith Hamburg days in
BarK Goehe Ggrl. Kuhlm,n; l.; Hamburg q days, with
Wrk Izzie II Jackson Cof Portland warwick Steun Oct
~ IN ballast 10 Brett, Son & 90.
70 h'rH Trnch. EdyS Co. "'' III O''"''
sarI Dominique (of Pictou) Leblanc Caledonia 80
days Halifax. with coal % order; vessel to Hatton
BARK Constanta tNO Knudon Dorchester 40 days in
iark Eyvya Nor Pharo st Nalare SO days in ballast
BTls Don ouiIote York Mamoa a. DAYS IN ballast to
nrs Laura lGr, wilson Montagne f I. ls days, with
Schr Victor Pigot Of 6 DAYS from Chsrottetown
L with potatoes 10 T. Durvca vessel Ia Perkins Il
Schr Gieen Holway tOf MaChias ThOmpson. Wlndsor
\ days with plaster to King vesss To simpson Clapp
&
Schr M Payne Pye OF aud 81 days from Charloetown
f. t. with potatoes ~ W T. DuTyca; vessel master
Schr W X tOf Halifax Vlmeve, CharOttetOwn. Ell 10
days with potatoes to Edwards Wright vessel to Hatton
Watson co. -
POTATOES 10 John Nix Coz vessel to + II Smith & Co
Schr Hop Vine (r, MOIOney ~ JOhn B, 10 DAYS with
potatoes To Is lIaver; vessel Ia A r Heney.
Schr tr Reynaud. Canning. y II days, with po
tatoes t0 W T. Duryea: vessel Ia A r IIcncy.
sohr Geo Calhoun t0f st John. ~. MunrOe Charlotte
town, T. ~ d1vs, with Potatoes to Simpson. Capp
vessel TO L ! Novus & Son
rss ship Hcrmon lof BATH Hamilton, Bremen which
arrived the l7h and apchoredat Sandy Hook up
city today.
r7.-ship Batavia tBr) Sutherland Calcutta woich ar
the l7th and anchored at sandy HOOk
city today.
WIND-Smset-At Sandy Hook moderate, y Me- cloudy
Al CITY Island, the same, with rain
CLEARED
strs Nederland (Beg) Randle. Antwerp KTemA Rich
mOnd Kelley Norfolk Old Dominion Ss 90; Fanny Cadwa
der Csrk Balllmcre Krens krncoDs Bragg, Portland
J + Ames.
ship BonaHdes (Nor). Nielsen Antwerp, C Tobias Co
Barks Jamaica (Brl Matthews, Calcutta Tucker Cos
Eyyer Brush; Anior for orders, Mudget Livingstone
No, Larsen Cork or Falmouth for ORDERS Punch. Edye
a
Brig. Al White, lie Blanc. Cindsd. Haton Watson a Co;
Ransom (fr) LetsoD Cots and Maranhsm, PcnstOn Co
schrs Harry White, Hopkins, Nueyitas, Cuba owen &
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
THE ASSAULT ON KING HUMBERT.
.IaLI. NLA,. / -

Further particulars of the attempted as
sassnaiton show that the King struck TIE
assassin on the head with his sheathed sword
Immediately on being attacked. slgnor Carroll
grappled desperately with the and received long
but deep wound, which caused consid,
cradle loss OF Blood. He Ia now conhnco
% his bed. Surgeons declare that the kn1e
iound is not the with which the wounds were III
hctrd. reported that the Italian Embassy In Paris
was warne OF the probability OF Socialist attempt
upon the Kings life.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
DI.BETEs CAN BE CURED.
zAyEsuLLE, Ohio. Nov. :. 1878.

lfesTs. Morgan Allen. -,
DP,p sIRs. IL has been time since wrote you how
father was so thorght would write today am hspp,"
say that he is entirely e lie has been cured with less t
three bottles since he taking the
WATER" we heard Of good many cases oi uaoc'e'
this city one lady has very bad When we hrst heard
her she WAS down In bed with t. She bought one bottle
CONSTITUTION WATER and took few doses, ai'se
which she was able sit incose two Scent stamps
for which please send many circulars as you can
there are a great many persons want them Yours veE
truly, JUN L. S'"ii-'