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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-29

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read it." "Why 80, joint" Because
he Is blind, sir. While I was in the room,
he axed me twice where my hat was; and
It was on my head all the time"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-29
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-29

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-09
NoTIcE:

Having established PURCHASING
HAGkNCY, Mr.. L. Is EN- will give his per.
sohal attention to all orders of any kind, such
as Boots and Shoes, Furniture, Crockery, ar
pets, MilliLery Goods, Groceries, etc.. etc.
Being in constant business relations and
having thorough acquaintance with all tho
leading houses, ladies ordering through Mr..
Bien will receive the full benefit of his Ell >
perience and find it more advantageous than
doing their own shopping.
Address letters p. o. Boa sA0.
Aug. .15- -TS-tfl
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
THE BILLINGS MURDER CASE.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

M TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALLsToS, N. Y, Oct %, 1873.
General surprise mani ifessed among the crowd
Of spectators who gathered ut the County Court
House to-day whom Jesse Billings, Jr, permitted
10 regain his lbor,y on furnishing qualified security
for his appearance In tho sum Of $4,000 The prose
cut,on had seemingly secured convincing evidence
that u was supposed would enable them success
fully combat any attempts to obtain his re-
iease, but The obscuratioa OF the value Of
snis proof may account for the triumph 90.
cured by the counsel Tor tho accused. An aiidavis
OF Billings offered setting forth mis- impaired
bcntn and the great injury 70 his business resulting
Jurors presented, wherein they air hat the
evidence dcduced on thc trial was uicicnt
rant belief tnat he was guilty OF the murder OF his
wiic.
Tno prosecution then read the AFFIDAVIT ol the Dis.
trct Attorney who complained that Jury had been
subjected TO improper surround,nsr being quar,srcd
hotel where every room but Ih,irs occu Ved
by tho pronounced irlenas OF tho prisoner;
that Mrs. Bnl,ngs was kilied BY builet
irum tho shell iound IN the Billings gun An am.
davlt was read from Juror Blood to the effect
believed tho other jurors were unduy associated
with irieuas OF the accused; that eight Of them
soHs1eu iaon from ,ns sneG who n''s wa. known own
TO be firm friend 10 Bngs mat on Que occasion
were compslied to hem them 10 ,hs,r room. ,ns, =,
another time one juror played n piano wn,le the
jaiior, sheriff AID two jurors danced with girls
ADMITTED BAIL
Judge Iandon sta,cd tnai, although there was no
preccuent Of person bvlng admitted 10 bail who
under indcimsnt ior murder In tho nrst degree and
after the jury had disagreed no thought tue nature
Of this case tustsiied him IN releasing BIitnga
ENJOYING MS RgLEAsg.
As soon as BiLgs outside tho Jail he looked
upward smtngly toward tho clear sky aud gave vent
than u remark. He said whiic aslily
barred windows OF bis iato CELL 81 enough
OF that place, tho Lerd knows, during tho nvc
months WIS incarccrated therc.D Iogclher with a
oil trends relatives Billings FASTENED TO the
American Hotel, where hearty dinner was partakon
of, he seeming to be the merreet oil tine fcAsers. A
special oil the Court will 10 held In weeks
when the peoples attorneys will move lor change OF
venue to Try the case 10 another county.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
those Of hadrid with whom he has associated since
ne arrived tnsre las, Saturday.

those OF Madrid with whom he has associated since
ne arrived there last Sat urday.
THE CABINET MEETING.
The Council Of Ministers have held . prot.ac'ed
session to-day respecting the attempt 10 take HIS
Maissty's life. wha, tho result OF their deliberations
Is have not yet heard II is reported however, that
the KING has sent a comm municaton requesting tnat
the assassin shall not be executed, but that his SEN
tence shall be commuted TO imprisonment tor long
term OF years This suggestion is believed to have
been prompted by Count Murphy. tho Kings private
secretary and preceptor since Alfonso was eight years
OF age
EXECUTION PROBABLE
1t Is probable, however, that the Cabinet viii
assure the King that to crush out assassns OF
tho Moncase type It vii! DO preferable that
he DO executed, for IL would net as salutary
lesson to asts, Communists and
"rc Dsums" were celebrated to-day in the different
churches OF the city. The foreign diplomatic corps
have all offered their fluctuations 10 the King Con-
gratuatory kilograms from all parts OF the world are
pouring into the palace.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
OBITUARY.
MAJOR GEORGE A. GORDON.

Major George A. Gordon, senior major OF the Fifth
cavalry, died yesterday morning IN Washington
MAJOR Gordon had boon confined to hts quarters Tor
sbou, month with acute diseuse OF tho lungs and had
been greatly deoilitatcd by frequent hemorrhagss
He Frustrated yesterday mornins by OF these
hemorrhages and died aitcrward Major Gordon
was born In Virginia, and gwen an appointment
at large to the Military Academy juno !, 1850. In
1854 he was graduated and attached 10 tho artiery
OF tho service. In l855-57 he engaged IA
Quclng tho Kansas troubles, went to Utah In 1858,
and marched to Oregon IN 1861 Hcwas at Forl Crit.
tenden, Utah, at the breaking out OF the rebellion
but (then captain IN tho Second cavalry reached
Washington In October, 1851 He went through the
com pa,pn Of tho Army OF tho Potomac en-
gagged in numerous battles. no was breveted a
major ior gallant and mcrttorious services al Now
BRUCE, Va, March "a, 1862. At tho end OF the war,
having received the brevoI OF lieutenant colo icl Tor
gallantry At the Baltic oi Treyan Station, Va, he
was transferred to the West.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
SOUTHERN INTIMIDATION.
DEMOCRATIC TERRORISM DENIFD-A DESPATCH
FROM ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvESs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE BERALD.]

DEMOCRATIC TERRORISM DENIFD-A DESPATCH
FROM ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvESs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
AUSTIN, Texas Oct 20. 1878.
Referring ID the disturbance IN Montgomery
county, c. b. Stewart. seventy-two years old, a
sgner OF the Texan declaration OF independence pub
lishcs tho iollowing:-
MONTGOMERY, Texas. Oct. 81, 1878
gentlemen from Houston. Msssrs shups aud
Bristol, who came up 10 deliver green
s.Ssra SsSs s oSr demoorao oass ssHs Saa
good deal Of business before aud had time TO
listen TO anyoody's speeches but our own There
was large collection OF people IN town, and aft or
the gentlemen arrived committee raised
to wait on them and respectfully INFORM them
pleasure Of hearing what they had 10 tell w. They
wsro courteously approached BY the committee SO
dspieasuro at their coming. They replied IN the sams
courteous manner that they had wish TO obtrude
and make speeches at Montgomery ana supposed Il
was desirei. To use diplomatic phrase, the nigh
IuOctlonaries parted with mutual civllites. Il
appears from their statement tnat James
Davs, who ran on tho radical ticket Tor
Senator OF our district In 1873 and received
only thirty votes, had invited them. which
heard by the committee and citizens with dis
gust al his impudcnce. Alter walking about a
little the gcntiomen returned 70 Willis a
little wiser, but sadder, BY their essay.
write this note so that II any misrepreson tat ons
are made, which is probable, Tho iacss may be
matter and no indignation expressed at their
coming on the slight grounds ot one invitation
IRON an obscure parsonage; ON the contrary we were
pleased with their manners aud conduct, anu among
ourselves expressed appreciation OF tbsr really acqui
esccEcc IN our wishes
CONSPIRACY.
Yesterday Deputy Marshal Coioway arrested Tom
Johnston, A. Mckee, Martin Norris r. L. Cor.wright.
B. Cor.wrisnt, }. II. Mum. Tom Taylor. J. wll'-
hanson, G. NJ Stewart X. W. T. Curling J. H. Broom
neld, N. W. chatham, Isaac Griffith, Banks rith, r.
II. Griffith, Stabe Martin ana John Ganord. Ths
charge agalDs, each conspiracy violation OF tho
Election laws on October 10. Tue prisonsrs all
parOed aud went Galveston to-day. Quiet prevails
IN Montgomery and nothing will come out Of TINS
SOUTH CAROLINA AND rHE FRANCHISE.
Propositions having been made ny parties In South
Carolina, charged with violation OF laws IN regard Ia
the OF the elective franchise the following
despatch was sent to-day TO the United States Ator
ney at Charleston Dy Attorney General Dsveus:-
DEPARTMENT JUSTICE, |
WASHINGTON. u. g., Oct 26 1878
L. c. NoRrHRoP, Unieo States Attorney, Charleston,
S u
want no traficking or guarantees, but a judicial
investigation Of AN outrage alleged 10 have been
mitted upon unoffcnding people In tue exercise oi
thcr rights AS c,,izens OF tne Uuited States.
CHARLES DEVENS, Attorney General
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
HERALD WEAlHER PREDICTIONS.

A VIOLENT STORM EXPERIENCED OVER THE
BRITISH ISLANDS AND NORTHERN yRANcE-
EXACT vERIFIcATIoN OF HERALD WARM
rNa-sTEAMERs DELAYED IN HAvRE-
STORMY WEATHER ON THE ATTAIN TO-
LONDON, Oct. &c, 1878.
The warning cablegram predicting the
arrival of n storm, with heavy rains and
gales, on these coasts, on the Goth inst,
has been exactly verified. During yester-
day the falling barometer and fierce south
westerly winds indicated the near approach
OF the storm centre. At Plymouth to-day
heavy squalls from the westward, with rain,
have been experienced. The barometer
reads 30. 25 inches.
AT ST. GATHERINGS POINT.
The weather at st. GATHERINGS Point at
half-past twelve A. M. was showery, with
fresh westerly gale. AT noon the pressure
fell to 20. Is, with IN unsteady barometer
and a temperature of fifty degrees. Last
night it blew almost hurricane, accompa-
MED by vivid lightning, heavy thunder and
almost continuous rains.
THE STORM OVER ENGLAND.
The low pressure now lies over the
British Islands, and the rains and strong
gales continue. In the Channel the tenn
pest is particularly violent. Reports from
Havre state that the Pereire, of the General
Transatlantic Company, and the Pomme-
rania, of the Hamburg line, have been
forced to remain in port and will not start
until tomorrow.
on TIE ATLANTIC.
The tcmpestuous weather predicted for
the Atlantic has been experienced during
the week. Vessels arriving at Queenstown
repoit bad weather outside.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
GENERAL GRANTS RETURN.

HE WRITES LETTER TO THE MAYOR OF
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26, 1878.
His Honor Mayor StokIey this morning received the
following communication from ex-Prcsident Grant,
who is now travelling through Europe:-
BORDEAUX. France, Oct. 13, 1879
Hon. WILLIAM 8. Sr0KLkY. Mayor of delphiA; JO
l.. CAvEN President ot Common Council. and
GEoRGK A. sMIra. President OF Select CounctI:-
CENTLExEN-fhe resolutions Of the Select aud Com
Councils OF Philadepha that jont cis committee
OF nine members fr"n each chamber oil Councils ap.
pointed purpose receiving my return 10
your city duly received.
shall surely oy the limo OF seamers running PhilA
delpbx. will committee nOtice Of time
o ng and tho proc time OF arrival otherside
With many thanks for the honor BY tho Coun.
ellis AID citizens OF Philadelphia, with highest re-
spects, your 0bedient servant U. 5. GRANT.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOR L.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrcgR, !
WASHINGTON. Oct. 21-l a. II.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England,
warmer, partly CLOUDY weather, southery winds fall
ing barometer, followed sunday night by increas-
inr cloudincss aod colder northwes,eriy winds
For tho South Atlantic States, wDrmcr, clear or
partly cloudy weather. light variable winds and lower
pressure
For tennessee and the ONO Valley, colder, cloudy
and rainy weather, and winds mostly norlhwesterly
For the lower lake region, cloudy, rainy weather.
winds mostly nortnerly, stationary or lower temper
ature aud pressure.
The rivers viii remain nearly stationary.
Caut,onary OF shore signals con;inae at Indianola
and ,lveston.
On sunday ana Monday the cold temperature In the
lake region and Northwest will extend the Al
lantic and Cult States.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
DAMAGE BY THE STORM.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 26, 1878
intelligence OF tho effects OF the last cy-
clone in this section continues 10 coma
IN by every steamer and sailing vessel
large number OF small craft, such oyster and
truck vessels high dry the shores Of Back
River. The famous watering place, Cobb's Island,
was cnmpleiIy submerged, every live thing on tho
Island except the human beings consisting of large
number III horses, cattle, hogs, sheep and valuable
poultry, were swept into the sea- Tho life saving
station buildings on the island were noatod several
hundred yards down tho beach, ana the water was
three eet higher the Island than 1t has been tor
twenty years The hotel buildings and cottages
all somewhat injured Dy Tho water and force Of the
wind.
TOE destraction Of property on the bay side OF tho
Eastern Snorc Is very great, and vcsgss OF wrecked
vessels are seen IN almost every direction.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
ALFONSO'S ESCAPE.

EXAMINATION OF THE ATTEMPTED RE0IcrpE
IN MADRID-HIs EXECUTION PROB ,BLE.
IFrom the Evening Telegram OF yesserday.l
SPECIAL CABLE DISPATCH TO THE TELEoRAM NJ
PARIS, Oct 20, 1873.
rclsgraphic dispatches received here this morning
from the Spanish capital state, with reference 20 the
attempted assassination OF the King At 1--WE o'clock
yesterday, while riding down tho Gale Mayor from
the Puerta dol Sol toward the palaco tho hoad Of
stan and the generals OF the army, his return
to Madrid alter tho review at vntoria, that tho
most Intense popular excitement stiil re'ens in
MADRID. Much admiration 10 expressed for tho
King account Of the great ooolucss and courage
ne displayed. Shortly after hts home the
palace no held o court reception, whom oongratuls-
tions wcro poured In upon him all hands on ac-
count OF his miraculous escape.
TREATS MATTER LIGHTLY.
HIS Majesty, however, stated tha, the matter was
really OF serious import and n he had been re-
moved from the midst OF hts people. Span would
bsvo found, perhaps, worthier ruler than he. 1t
now tranrpirss that one Of the soldiers IN
the body guard was wounded in tho arm. Tho
reception OF tho most cordial character
and free IRON that excessive reserve which has
hilherto been Characteristic OF receptions OF
. similar nature at that court. Tho young
ruler OF Old CASTLE has lately become very
popular with the Spanish people, who greatly
sympath,zc with him IN tho loss OF his beautiful
young wiic, Queen Mercedes. Tho people at large
do not blame him Tor the country's misgovcrn-
mont ami want Of progress, but rather the Cabinet
and tho Cortss Del Castillo, VINO is considered
the Beucousneld of Spain, Is blamed Tor many
OF tho oppressive laws slii Ia iorce. Tho re-
cent royal proclamation giving liberty 10 the
escaped slaves OF Cuba, Porto Rico and o,hor
spanish colonies when thcy touch Spanish territory
has also shown tho Iberians Is trying 20
act In conformity with usages OF civilized nations
THs PRISONER ARRAiGyED.
The prisoner was to-day arrarned on tho charge
Of attempting to kill MS sovereign by firing ut him
with u pistol 10 tho Gale Mayor lie gave hrs
name as Juan Moncase, shoemaker, OF Tarrugona
aged twenty years. He admitted having nrsd two
shots that he belonged to the society oil the Inter
national aud that he went TO Madrid with
the express purpose Of killing tho King Mon.
case was then taken back 10 his cell IL is expected
that he viii mako important revelations
about shs ln,crnsuonalisss Of his own town and
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
SENATOR KELLoGG'S DENIAL.

DEs MONIES. Iowa, Oct. 20, 1878.
Senator Kellogg passed through the city
day, coming from Omaha. A reporter Of
the State Register had an interview with
him anu callod his attention 10 the
interview published In tho Indianapolis Herald
ing from James Il. Anderson Tne Senator SAID -
"here Is letter. There 10 nothing la what he says
about IT, hat despatch, per.
haps what he relates OF Sypher. who was MS counsel
l understand they have had u ia,ltng out He may be
disclosing solle OF tue things which passed between
and sypbero
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
A PIG ROAST.
RIREAIn n " u.

BUFFALO, n T., Oct. 20, 1878.
Tho slaughter house aud pork packing establishment
OF Christian Klinck, at East Buaiothe most exten.
sive establishment Of It's KIND In Western
New York-wss burned early this morning.
The nre Is supposed TO have comnuui-
Gated from the smoke house. Only about
forty some four hundred live hogs were saved
from the d mes, which spread very rapidly. An i'm.
mensc quantity OF pork, lard aud dressed hogs were
dcst royed. rno loss Is estimated at Sl35 900, on
which there is insurance amounting TO $s5,0 900.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
REV. JOHN MANNING, D. D.

Rev. DR.. John h. Manning, OF tho Reformed
Dutch Church, died OF Brights disease At No.
1i7 Park place, Brooklyn, on Saturday last,
IN the any fourth year OF his age.
He was native Of New Bruins NC k
N. j., anc graduated IRON Rutgers College IN lsA
For years he war pastor OF a church at Spots
WOOD In that stptc. He was pastor OF the Souh
Reformed Church in Third avenue, Brooklyn, from
1854 until 1873 In 1863 he chosen
member OF tho Board OF Trustees
OF Rutgers College. He was Jealous pastor and an
eloquent orator, 40! leaves n host OF friends HTS
mother and widow survive him. HIS funorai will
take place from the Reformed Church, Joraiemon
street. on Monday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
SAFETY OF THE STEAMER MATILDA
[pY TKLEaRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALrixoEE, Md, Oct 20, 1873.
Tho steamer Matilda, supposed to have been lost
In tho great storm. with passengers aud
crew, from Fredericksburg, Va, arrived
hero tonight with all board safe.
She went aground In tho Rsppahannock River, near
the mouth snd stuck iasi, and nostcl with great
d,fhculty. The per was crowded with anxious per.
sons whom sne steamed into port this evening.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
RAILWAY BUILDINGS BURNED.

BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
DELTA, La, Oct. 26 1878.
The general railroad flee OF the vicgsburg,
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, Monroe, was
burned last night, with all books and papers. The
hre Is supposed TO be tho work OF recently dis.
charged laoorers Trains tnis road viii be
sumed Wednesday
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
THE CREW OF THE GENERAL BARNES

CHARLESTON, $. c., Dot. 20, 1873.
Captain Chceseman, Frs, 0nicer NJ. Murray and
the entire crew OF the steam ship General Barnes
arrived hero TO day, aud taken from
N. W. Drew by the smack WbippoJrwiii, oil the bar
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
A MERCHANT MISSING.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Got 26, 1878.
Charles Etheridge, an insurance agent una the
financial representative of tho New York Loan and
Trust Company, has disappeared under crcu instances
remarked - suspicious
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

Average iemperature yesterday o.
Average temperature for corresponding date last
1877. 1878.
Weekly average. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So 55 2-7
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
Temperature Tor the past twon,y four hours, COM
parson with the corresponding date of last year,
Indicated by the thermometer at Hujnuts pharmacy,
HrpA n bui M RrOa dwnv
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
THE DAY OF THANKSGIVING.

wAsuiSeroS, oct. 20, 1873.
Tho President will soon ISSUE his proclamation nx.
ips Thursday, November IS, as day Of shapkssivios
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE BERALD.1
PRovINcErowS, Mass, Oct. 26, 1873
To THE EDITOR rHg HERALD:-
The schooner Florence arrived hero to-day, leaking
We encountered heavy gales and ran out OF provi-
sions. Pumping night and day.
GEORGE C.. TYSON
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

1T Is SAFE TO PREDICT THAT THE SAPO-
n and % s
will :s Sss s,a ns uSs .S % al
cater Of sxin Diseases eempexcnni sem,.hes and rhsa
matte ailments worse tnan worthless sod by
S'''''S' G. n GRITrISioS Proprietor. 9th av.
Sigh ladies, sIrh more.
Your beauty will away,
To arrest your testh's decay.
wondrous arc its magic powers
Witch ever. OLD lime beguiies
Assl%s %asss s,s..s ssssy. m. aSs.r
Like FIordas perfumed waters
springing from thar fab ed iont.
This eweet earth's fair daurhtera
BiesseS All use sczoooSr
sozoDoNri sozoDoNTi
The Gem the Toilet
white gives breath fragrant odor exsinru,shng
tho nl-humors when usually aow from bad and no.
elected sct Of teeth sozoposr eonvcnons and pro-
duccs sensation DELIGHTFUL thnt makes i,
pleasure 20 use IT.
A.-A-A.-
For cs.arrh uso Rcnucs ran-Ki ~ Magic on freely
the iorehcsi externally also the strong
with water ana gsree the throat Try this three time,
dy for few days; don, much prominent person
who tried this aggravated says within
two weeks every vcstige Of cstarrh had lcrt me-"
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sample bottles free. Large family bottle ST.
L. W. WARNER a CO.. Proprictors
W Murray st.
A-THE COMBINED BEAUTIES OF ALL FOR.
dress snS , ie ars "p @sn.smen ,Sess
beautiful fa"rrs have met with the popular comends
tion OF srntlsmen OF fashion aua taste.
EsPENscuEIi'. Manufacturer. 1is Nassau ST.
AsrOg HOUSE SHOE sroRE-srERN.-A
81; Dnsss SHOES 81; SHIPPERS, III 81. STERN, bar.
clay At.
AMERICAN STYLE OF SHOES.
s19s. ,,.., aud l GaI.s.s;st
GELS, iu7 Nassau st.. near Ann.
A.-SCALP DISEASES, DANDRUFF, 1RRirA.
tiou and tic Ing eruptvc aud other diseases falling
FERRY 40 Sona - New York Ao uans,uta ,ss,..: =:
Of and unucly wrinses OF the face nole wens
and warts psnesy aud permanently removed By per.
sonai attention OF the Doctor.
A. both TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS
Best In city open all night West oath Try them
A-FALL STYLES UENrLEMEN.s HATS READY.
at popular prices fips si'k HAT, 80
FINE SILK mar, S3 70; WORTH S. IA A
Derby. ~ eo,. 10 New ,;hurcn st NJ stairs
SELLER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING,
MINERAL WATER a. srePnANi CO.. 40 New st, soe
Importers
A-cENTIEMEN,s DRESS AND BUSINESS
IIArs a, lowest prices r. khNENwEfA. las Nassau
BooKBINDING DONE IN ALI. Styles DURING
wistcr months ono tnird less than usual prices
b. WAkLEks SONS, IA Dsy 81
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

HEcKERS' SUPERLATIyE OR NEW PROCESS
Flour ~ the highest grade In barrels half b,rres
24la pound For sale generally where
bc had vii. receivc prompt attentio
sent o Croton Mills 2O3 Cherry st New York
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
DANrrL NJ. o'BRrFN.

DANIfL NJ o'BRIEN.
Daniel N. O'Brien, who was a lawyer familiar 10
many city res,dents. died yesterday IN Roosevelt,
hospital OF noart disease He will be be an
tho who IN Albany, opposed tho Broadway Ran.
road bill successfully
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
EUROPE.

GOLDEN IT HAIR.-ROBARE'S AuREOLINE PRO-
by three applications the beautiful golden
color admired perfectly harmless. to be
OF all apothecaries aud fancy dealers Sols agents.
X. HOyENDEN X son, LONDON I'm snnd-
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
Is SAFE TO PREDICT THAT THE SAL

1T Is SAFE TO PREDICT THAT THE SAPO-
swinales which their -
In and properties with LENx's
will have but bref existence The public
these INIT that benign
Of sxin discases compcxionAi biemtshes
matte aiimrnts worthless sod by drug.
gists, grocers and fancy goods dealers
c. N. CRITrkN1ON. Propvietor, Z 9th my.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

BYATr'S LIFE BALSAM MUST FIRST BE TRIEn
bo you heing cured of rheumatism gout.
lula. &c. II has been nrnven erent. good remedy.