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FIi,h Avenue Theatre.

Mr. Edwin Booth was not brilliantly sup
ported at the Flth Avenue Theatre last night
lie appeared IN the role Of Hdmlcf. and the dis
crepancy in his and his associates iacting was
great enough 10 warrant the belief that il was
tho character Of Hdmlef with the play left ont.
As it is almost impossible to perform this
supreme work in our day rs il deserves 10 be
performed with such stock companies as
tic star system has left US and with
such means ut the command Of the man
ayers M the stars leave them. it Is
but generous. and may not he unjust 10 avoid
anything like an attempt to compare the per
tormance HS n whole with the requirements ~
cultivated tasto aud the best traditions Of tho
thcAtre.
The managers Of the Fifth Avenue play
house are at present engaged in presenting
stars 10 the public and they surround them
with the best material nj their disposal. Ii is
sufficient 10 say that this material never ex-
hlbutd itself quite so uniavorahly as IN
the effort TO mako the. inlay Of Hamlet "
bear some relation in the excellence OF per-
formance 10 the character of Hdnlet. The King
Of MIR. Frank Mordaunt was remarkable for n
bury preachiness wholly unk inglike. The Gh0Si
OF Mr. George Middleton was uumpressivc and
undigniiled in manner End incorrect in speech.
He succeeded ~ being homogeneous without be.
far short on an efficient stock performance in
voice and method and the Onheiid II Miss
Ellen Cummings was colorlees and inclined to
Ills a notallo fact Of our time that. notwith-
standing these and other shortcomings in the
ensemble that very large and critical
audience was content 10 fix ina admi-
rguon upon Mr. Booth, and in tho
some glory fii upon ihe whole performassse',
But oven MI Booth. who Is not given t.
marked variation OF merit or manner was not
quito up to his best eudeaNors. IIo hurried
aud slighted some OF the minor but
not wholly unossontial scenes, and mado Of the
soiloqny. tho Arrae and platform scenes tours
de forfe thai, won him the plaudts of the as
scmhagc. Mr.. Booths conception and impcr-
sonation OF Hdut'd have not undergone any
material changes since last New York admired
his dlction and action. II is yet by far tho best
Hamlet that our generation has produced
On Thursday and Saturday he will assume
the role OF Id0O Mr.. Harkins playing OheiiO
and on Friday and Vt the Saturday matinee he
will play OheilO to Mr.. Harknss IdgO.
Pylos Soap the thing Tor the working people to
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MR.. HTATTS ADIENIURE.
Chased and Dragged In the Street by Man
who Took him for Ksbber.

AS Mr. Thaddeus Hyatt Of - Columbia
Heights. Brooklyn. was returning home At
o'clock on Sunday night through Clinton street
he felt pull at his overcoat which be carried
on his arm. and he suddenly became conscious
that the man who was at his elbow had fol-
lowed him for some distance. and apparently
was trying 10 steal from tho pockets of his coat.
The man asked him what the time was. and
Mr. Hyatt. thinking that his queStioncr was a
thief fastened across tho street 20 avoid him.
The man followed. Mr.. Hyatt ran. and the
man ran after him. Mr.. Hyatt jumped on an
Atlantic avenue ear that was going ut full speed
Hyatt jumped of and started again on run.
The man dashed in fun pursuit, and catching
Mr.. HYATT within n few yards throw lin to the
ground and dragged him along Mr.. Hyatt WIS
terribly frightened. believing that hc was in the
hand ~ hiEhwayman; rs gentleman AMI
a lady We're passing Mr.. Hyatt seized the lady's
cloak and asked for us iSiancc from her cs cOrt.
He was tnken hy his aSsniant and two or three
citizens into Heydenr"ich's drug store AT Gin
ton and Atlantic avenues, whore he accused his
insisted that he was not a highwaylnan. and
said that he took Mr.. Hyatt for n robbor when
he saw him begin 10 run. and 20 chased him.
Mr. Hyatt bad his assailant arrested and
tAken 10 tho Washington street police station,
whore he was recognized as Michael Haggerty.
an ex-pQllce sergeant Of rs Baltic street In
Justice Walsh + court yesterday Mr.. Hyatt az
cused Haggerty Of assault with intent to rob.
and lIaggerty was held in s. 900 bail.
Iaggerty is accustomed to drink. and when
police force twice. He was at one time SER
geant In the Metropolitan Police, Both times
he lost his position through drink. Mr.. Hyatt
believes that Haggerty intended 10 rob him.
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TRO1TING IN BROORLYM
Exciting Heats In the Driving Park, and
Lively TrOt an the boulevard.

There was a fair attendance in Brooklyn
Driving Park yesterday 10 witness a trotting
match for basket Of wine, half-mile heats. best
two in three. The trotters were William Nc
Mahons black mare Lady Fisher Ito wagon,
and James Farrell's bay mare Lady Farrell I'm
harnessl. 1t was an exciting trot, three heats
being needed to decide it, In the fret heat Lady
Farrell started with lead OF a length. At the
quarter pole she was two lengths in advance.
She. however. made a break In coming down
tho homestretch and, hwaying To one side OF
the track. came IN collision with Lady Fisher.
making her 10 break. also. Neither was in
lured. The judges gave the heat 10 Lady Far
rell, in / :23. At the start for the second heat
homcstretch Lady Farrell caught up with the
leader but Mcmahon brought Lady Fisher in
the winner 10y half a length in :22'i. In the
third heat after receiving the word on the first
attempt Lady Farrell made a double break and
lost all chance Of winning. Lady Fisher won
There was trouing match Tor 500 on tho
Brooklyn Boulevard Yesterday, in the presence
Of many spectators. The distance was from
VIM. rhomasR Hotel, one mile up the road.
Tho trotters Were Mr.. Manee's oh. X. Dew Drop
and Lynch's bay mare Lady Whitson. In the first
heat Lady Whitson got the inside, but kept
Il only a very short distance, breaking after
tho start. Dew Drop then took the lead and
held 1t calamity 10 tho score. In tho second
heat Dew Drop kept tho inside in fine style.
trottng until near tho finish without "A break.
Lady Whitson behaved badly throughout.
Dew Drop crossed tho score oa a run about a
length ahead Tho spectators wero greatly OK
the heat and the trot IN favor OF Dow Drop No
tmo ken.
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Bulldo.lng Voters In Brookiyn.

Herman Voss. n grocer at Broadway and
Second street, wamshurgh. having obtained permit
put sign his awning which extends over the side
walk. ON election day Patrick llayes one 81 Boss
Fahertys Heutenants, called on Mr Noss and offered
him A SIT of tickets Mr. Voss politely told Hayes that
he didn't want them Hayes said that he had better take
them ant them Mr. Nos- indignantly replied that
he wouldn't take them and that he should vote he
Since the election Mr. Noss has been ordered ty
Inc board OF CITY Works OF which flHhcrty Is Com
mi -sioner and in which The Hayes family hold positions
take down his sign Mr. Nnss sad yesterday that he
should uuN no attention ID the order.
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IyNlNuAL AND coMnERcIIL.

MONDAY, Nov. LIP. M.-Thcrc was an
active speculation at tho Stock Exchange. AMI
the leading spccialties further declined 's@t's
y cont The principal features. however, wcrr
Lake Shore. Western Union. and the North
westerns. At an carly hour there were re-
ports in circulation that the trunk lines wero
again cutting passenger and freight rates.
which caused n sharp decline Of Ia
= cent. In Lake Shore from 6sN to
g. .. while ut tho same time Northwestern COM
mon dropped from l2's to A. seller 3. and tho
preferred from 75'i to 7i's. st. Paul common
also yielded q cent. 70 ~ , and the preferred
from % 10 ga. but before the First Board
broke to 20 q. after which Il assumed consi,lrra-
hc strength. with rally near tho close To ~,
There WIS also partial recovery ~
the general list during tho afternoon. and
gt tm,s the market ruled strong. when
Lake shore advanced To Gh, and the Northwest
ems tu u O.. buyer 3. aud - for the common
sustained Ly tho combination alluded To- l...t
week. and tho market was also strengthened by
purchases Of the bears at 42a i2'i which thew
last weck sold at - ,m a. Erie declined % to
Is o.. Delaware Lu"kawanna and Western from
81 b.. seller 3. to jutt and Union Pacific from
"a . to &C. but Wabash rallied from % -, Ia
- ., with subs uucnt fluctuations between %
and 81. There were sales of st. Louis ant
san Irnncisco common stock NJ 10. tho prefer
rho market closed steady. hut a fcvorish feel
ing was observed. Tho decline Of the past few
days was due To the fact that the clpurs had
been obliged To- carry too heavy loads of ~tu,k.
aud the unloading process Mas too rapid FOR the
markets To withstand.
The gold market remained quiet. with all u
the transactions ~ 100
iu lNtll~ tr rtl- tfI iVf haNiu- balances carried
wore a.. . g. uud = cent
rorrsu ,Stlanc Va ad, anrcd io stsiii ami ~ -.,
tor siNN u1Ns ant ufcc ia! Bill bus the r- ccra,d
ht.infs-
Ia tl,. money market call loan> W.ir readily obtained
b, tsi borrowers Hisi rtrt. With nnul uHf ut tti ii,
90 ic lower rate Prime names of short dat' pn-rd 90
boots
Government honis were more active an eosrd s'rnus
with the chlv tiuns - i~,t. i-01.. Gt
Isl "a 2 r"nts. amt ih4'i..
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The Mor,alIty In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. ll.-No deaths from or
now cases OF yellow fever during the "a hours ended at
sP ~ today. The moruary report for tho week ending
Sunday evening Nov 10, at O'Clock, shows total IT
1862 deaths against 1873 for the previous week or these
81 we're from yellow fever against 80 Tor the previous
week and 10 were IRON various other levers Aghn ~
for tile pre viOus week OF the total OF l52 deaths from
ali causes "a were whites and W colored Forty
were children under ave years OF age
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The silver Lake Murder.

Edward R"inhardt. who is under indict-
ment Tor the murder VI Mary Ann D. Auan Whose body
was found at silver Lake, Staten Island from Judge
Lawrence yesterday, writs OF Lahcas corpus and GER
orar rrturnnhc 10 day before luhse Gilbert m brook
Ism IN his petition lac asserts that he innocent al the
charge arnst him, that the proof against him iusun
ieut aui that one session " tc oyer and Ierunrr 90
Richmond County has been held. at which lac ready
u be- tried hut Tile ease wa put over ON application u
the District Attorney THE Court will uAHin iui
seven month"; and lac ask To he admitted 10 Jail
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The san Frnne.-eo Pueblo Land Controversy.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Commissioner Of
the General Land ONCE to-day decided the long pending
matter 81 the survey n the Francisco Pueblo lands
comprising the greater part of the covered by
the CITY and involving property Interests 10 the amount
Of many million dollars The nominal parties a. the con
u0Nersy the city and the state ut California. The
decision j. IN favor u the Strauon survey which until
recent period has been universally accepted a. corec
AMI the effect of the decision II confirmed by the Sper-
tary of the Interior will ho Ia leave all existing titles Ne
nVed from the city successor Ia the fuehio unds
turbei. well as toS adjacent 90 the exterior huuuda
rcs of tie Pueblo which have been derived from the
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The Sale Of a Long branch Hotel.

LoNG BRANCH. Nov. 1.-THE Pavilion Hotel,
the oldest hotel in LoN Branch was to day put up az
auction by the Shern Of Monmouth County 10 satisfy =
Judgment held by the Red Bank Mutual Building and
Loan Association Tie furniture was all sold 20 various
hotel keepers The hotel was bought M byMiliam CON
over who holds large mortgage on the property MI
ConnVer is at the head OF company hhl proposes To
erect iron pier I'm front Of tne hotel ANA i'll under
stood that the hotel was bid In the interest Of this
company. Gov. MOTIFS owner OF the Pavilion Hoteh
died Two weeks a,O.
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hon the Louisiana state Lottery Compan ig"m tie
beginning to the emil and m an details oi preparation, Will
be- under the exclusive sonal control and direction ui
Grurral, -. bcaurcyard ana Juhl 4. Earl! -;
these Grand Ddrhuuln General Early WRIT. 10 tie
Now York rnhu'c follows "W We took such rr,rdu.
know that 40 tine numbers. from 90 l's''..l
inclusive. REPRESENTING the ticket. 90 inc scheme sol
and unsold. were placed n the wheel from which tho
drawing made with much certainty HS a banS
officer who has rouhrl the packages OF MONEY. ,,Aird
them up. paco Them IN the vault fnd then locked tc
,tuli AMI put thc kg, 800 his pocket know. ila' tie
uonsy j. there Ihtir was no possibility Oh, any His.
iakc en- or pltt og deception on Ms ON ti' part Of
others
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Gusintss llolitts.
lam Ciazed with Toothacac.

Aud serves Won riihi Tor having neglected tu.e 5000
DoNT HAD YOU done 81. YOUR mouth woud hiv, been
healthy anil your teeth SOUND Get the sua- pulled
out, aud commence 90 once using solopuNf, u'rcny
preserving the balance Of your teeth.
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PITTSBURGH Nov. l1.-This morning, Conrad
soincr while drilling IN suliman's coicry, at Mphanoy
city had his back broken By fall Of coal and cannot
Two brothers named Martin, and John Murray and
James Nc Hugh killed at Locust Gap, IN the Spring
cOlieTy to-day Two cars that were being hoi-ted To-
gctler became uncouped The hind car ran mriousy
down the siepc and Killed Tie three NVrkmen before
they cOult sct away from the track
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The Failure Of unlrh'. woollen Mills.

NEwBuRGH, " Y. Nov 1l.-Edward Haigh,
proprietor of liaigh's Woollen Mil, in New Windsor
orange County has made assignment for the bcnent
NJ his creditors His liabilities S4iOlu and assets
Tl3"n The failure Is caused mainly by loss IN trade
from ule NOulh ID COn,ennrnce Oh The yellow loNer
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Wrrc never prevalent now. VIII v'u wait POOR
sufferers. until They have liberated Nuur lfn-s y viii
,ut cure thcm a. suu can do. iu dIN- win iItcs
Honey Ut 1orchounl aud Tar Choose between dang
and safety. Sold 10y DRUGGISTS
The rhug Tor the Cri.is--nlnt cry SIS about mat
peskv decatrd tooth e. the crisis ,tur tirur. per
icctoa~r Is pru,ufalc IN instant with l.ts Tooth
ueho
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In the absence OF her parents on Saturday
afternoon, Anna flcmmins, nineycarod girl, Of II
Willow place Brooklyn went Ia the range In the bas
uGus the COOK stove her dress caught ire she
ran into the yard shruuicd in flames She was badly
burned about the abdomen and back, and hisered in
great pain until sunday Rui then died.
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- Montana. Jours. iiVcrpnoi
s. Schicdlr theVilicr. Rotterdam.
- Alters. Hawthorne Galveston.
s. Regulator. puW", Wilmington
IS iielvctl Thomson Liverpool Oct 80. and Queens
Town tt-t
~ Norman. Crovcll U1.ton
- CITY ol Mucun. krWptuu. savannah.
BARK Harriet = H"k-ru Bacon. Car 'rna@
Brig fannic H. lvnuug-. Neil. Uavaitt
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MARINE TNTELLIGEvCR

utSttruRE sLrISAc--rHis nav -.
sun rises. u ~ sun SETS. ~ Muonr "
wArTR--ruiS
Sandy Hook, - Uov Island. 81 Hell jate..l ~ 80
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or Ann and william sits, Keller RuhlG yon will hnI
the largest and finest assortment OF cloths Tor men hh
boys garments patolasses, beayeTs &C, Tor iad"s
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER lALT MILLION DISTRIBUTED.


1A- institution WI, REGULARLY mcnrTorat 20 lr fc Leg.
atur'0 d. state o'tdut ainna and thar.uihi" rur.
lur. An l~H< Will DaIital ui SluHr'i go Whi.u IL
bA- ,.ncc added a reserve tuuI of SJrltu it, tt.ud
~iu-'t Numh. NrtNfi.s Wll take place monthly. IL
nt'r scales or uu-ioi,- LOOK at the iVoNn- Dsiil.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
DARING which viii take rltDc the
ENTRAORnlN AIRY SEMI ANNUAL pRNWiNG.
Ar HEW ORLEANS, - ESDAY. bE' go.
ui' lhe personal supervision and mau1-,u,ut Il
,tu. e. G. Br NgNTGNRD at Louisiana f'i
Hcn. "a sat a. iAiLN oil Nir-iila.
tNrirAL rKiL! sluOp't
NurrF.- rrAci, ale SPOON, Halves. 2. f4.ri. "a;
Ir.ttN.
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Rupture Curcd.-ur MNtSil'S treatment l. tho
only safe dd 'H cIsr; as ARE ptaf. vHrti, frt
ony office. Messy It. Astor House opposite - Pau'
1 LLrIu
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Keep your bird in health and song Wy u,Iag
Silvrs Patent GtHNtl FItcr For sale Boy druggists ASH
chee dcaers Drrni ~ D dsIn y Wv Ylrk
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complete novel hy great author PR ,cntcd to every
reader Of llc New idrk lupds stony FdfW Out TODAY
- ale
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Bonson's Carcmc Porous Plaster gives relief At once
lar superior TO common porou, llasicrs Sold by drug
Gikts-.iiH
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NTT = 7 INV TTT- NT-Tl n I--TI--lTII-
G,m ilBAL \ LAElN ui Nit.iHIa.
ttIfHl.-Iun.fs
Implications ft. rf'r- fvr Nos slnnld ,f't he urIc
tIr nll.' no tlir tU|IiIiIs iu New uIlrau-.
Mat, iui tiri IT,, ur -pud order, to
nNHifiN
T. % RoN 49,. Sew Orleans, la
Orto 49, l. PLAN.
$3.50 B.nlfwa-. NtN York.
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fl Ial been arranged hy tho Post once Department
ie' tn"nH 'il 100 lave daily mail. commanding oct
ip1 ''.nrr, Wa.inston i6hiy nariner MANAGED 10
,tt'". Ny ~ Arrangement, by 'nxing" N tho
S'A'ber oi Washington. Ihen it was arranged that
Nr,i.',, a 'o'l b. nut on between Phoenix and
f06', ~ sag we have not heurd that they have
ig'f ~ ,"'' Nha' all thc sat RIVER Hsrutp Is II
'. '.,. tois Kali so6,rset i'a VI 10 1t "'''s Oh
IL mo mail from this city to Los Angeles and
Cer,rs d D'G1 part Of ne state Is carried by the
Py.S y ,ih I-'al clerks accompanying them.
W,7 lolis Il lakes but twenty four
Frefs 10 reach Los Angeles. But since
b',? b Irl hriIr' m order has been issued for
e e'".. service on The steamers running down the
M, on q Week, and postal clerks are to bee
\ e."' 'lN-' steamers 10 handle such mails.
n M b., ain"rs make the trip to Los Angeles
"a ", malls are 10 bee withdrawn from the
Mev r., !, ~ ll' steamers want subsidy, and
rsIire.l u tRgdgh their route Is parallel 70 the
iime tr' atI tley consume double or treble tho
No lax, ulNklug NE journey that Is required by
en- 1ul route, Moreover. this reform" gives
L tosiaji ce, 20 few needy friends Of Sargent
Isgdg h a case where the mail is carried w
p0fuioUo, ach along tho route Of a railroad In a
ba'lhss parl OF this state. l quote from a
go wy newspaper:
Is,,p a. .-urd by every business man In Monterey
'tn want u proper aid s ,aei,l,ss u
sSe,waded 10 he postal antbori,ie. An Wsshingto,,
llebs ante, on9 Vat he plesn ~ stsge coach con.
tnl,d o. ur Monterey AMI ssinss Vi s NJ w. 1ks,a
"Nefe u properly belongs.
isctss' WHY WY multiply these illustrations The
hthoy ~, "s Wen known when Key was here
was sso ar now; and yet that great statesman
lection luky unable 10 discover any imper-
lssrned ill.,, gur postal service. aud merely
hOye (iren,,u sargent would throw up his hat 10
Nc Cerr9aInt IIn0mi mated Tor President and that
Il!nes" in iafllle linilroad Company Is FOR
'''' ehean labor
The Morning herald., 1878-07-20
Fr0lna the Earliest Ages

|SCROFULA, has beenct the bane, ,Iand a. it
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, In the
18th chapter or Eevtti6us, lays down very
explicit rules on this fdlseAses $50 terrible
and loathsome had II been considered then
that person knOwntO he infected with 1t
would not be, allowed *. nixa with society
The Jews regarded ttas q divine infiiction
and believed there was no. cure for, 1t; It
was then the sins ofa Youth or d dfviatton
from the paths Of virtue were punished as
long as life lasted. Happily In our day,
the sience OF medicine has been developed
fthegreat stofeh house of Nature furnishes
(reMedy the disease is stripped of Its ter
rOr by the use of the heSAMAkITAN'SRO ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim OF
Scrofula, Ulcers, sores, Pimples, Blotches,
litter, etes can be restored to sound health
in few weeks That there are thousands
now whose conditions are Oh bad as those
of the dark ages we are well aware. Many
now fail ot0 finda cure as well as they did
then; To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove q happy boon,
Graduating gallitnphritres nom tie blood,
and making the, complexion bright and
healthy Al few bottles Will remove pim-
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics and powders, ROOT AND HERB
JUICES 81. rs per bottle: Sent by express
10 any address: 3Is c1 .saa, 3 - s y. h4
i9l sI Ibis 7Racaafraaf phflahalphia P
The Morning herald., 1878-07-20

e
ETHE new alloy, known as manganese
bronze, has been found to greatly exceed,
in tensile strength, both Muntz or yellow
metd and gun metal. In some recent ex-
perrin ments at one of the British gun lfac.
tories, IA cold rolled rod was found to have
remarkable strength, sustaining strain Of
thirty -four tons before stretching, with an
ultimate strength of nearly forty tons per
square inch, and an elongation Of 11.6 per
cent. OF ito length, places it on level, and,
in respectto its elastic limit, above the best
steel usedfo constructive. purposes. The
weakest quality is stated to be fifty per
cent. stronger than Muntz metal, and at
the same time sufficiently ductils to be
riveted cola. It has been successfully con-
verted into sheets and plates, wires and
tubes, in all of which forms 1t possesses q
great superiority over brass, being twice
as hard and twice as strong. On account
of its strength and toughness, it would ap-
pear particularly suitable for boiler and
condenser tubes. -.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-20

4 Al NEW kind Of dredging machine has
lately been contriysd and put in operation
in the Netherlands Propellers, driven by
suitable motive power, work partially in
the material or sand bank to be removed,
in this way causing whirlpools and bring
ing The mud or sand into state of sus.
pension in the water, where the current
washes II laway. These propellers are
carried at the ends of beams, which, at
their opposite ends, are hung to, a lateral
frame Of barge or vessel, the ends of the
beams carrying back Of the propellers
rollers to run upon the mud or sand, and
preventing the propellers and beams from
entering too deeply into it. Each pro-
peller, or stirrer, consists of q four.bladed
screw, of unusual strength, with two blades
set in advance of, and being somewhat
longer than, the other two. The pro-
pellers and beams are lifted by means of
chains and crane into position alongside
Of the vessel; when the work of re-
moving the sand is to be interrupted,
the propellers serving then to remove the
vessel.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-20
e. f. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
% 19 Ao5 ESs Of lrOEs. - ea.,

I'D. #, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter wine OF
Iron with effectually cure liver complaint,
jaundice, dyspepsia chronic or nervous
debility, chronic diarrhoea, disease of the
kidneys and all diseases arising from q
disordered' liver, stomach or intestines,
such as constipation, fatu1ence, inward
piles, fullness OF blood to the head, acidity
of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food fullness or weight In the stomach,
sore eructations, sinking or futtering at
thepit of the stomach, swimming OF the
head. hurried or ifticnlt breathing, fiutter-
ings at the heart, choking or suffocating
sensation when ina lying posture. dimness
lulnpainiiin the head, deficiency of pres
piration, yellowness of the skin and eyes,
pain in the side. back, head, chest. limbs,
flesh, constant imaginings of evil and great
depressioa Of spirits.g PricerSl iper bottle.
druggist palm Off some other preparation
ofiron he may say is a good, but ask for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF from Take no
other. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Ironts not
sold in bulk-only In 81 BOTTLES q. =, Kun
KEEL, Proprietor, NO. 259 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by all druggists.