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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OyTIcR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPPUER,t
wAsaiSG1oS, March 10-l A. NJ.
Indicdti0us

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPPiCER,
WASHINGTON March ID A. NJ.
indications
For New England, warmer, clear partly cloudy
weather, northerly winds, shifting to light sousery
at east stations higher pressure and at stations
low pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic States, cold northcrIy.
back to warmer southory winds, stationary or falling
barometer aud clear or partly cloudy weather.
For tho South Atlantic States clear partly cloudy
weather. light northerly winds becoming variable.
and stationary or higher pressure and temperature
For tho East Gull States clear partly cloudy
weather. light northerly WINDS with stationary pres.
sure and temperature
For the wcst Gulf States, warmer, partly cloudy
weather. followed In Texas by rain areas southesst.
eriy winds and falling barometer
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and lower Lake
region, warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
laht variable winds, shifng to southory, and fall.
ing barometer.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, clear partly cloudy
weather, warm sou,hcrIy winds, followed from tho
norshward by rising barometer, colder northerIy
winds and increasing cloudiness
Tho Mississippi River will remain nearly stationary
at and below Memphis.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

H. Millen & woodcy's store at wheatley, Ont, was
burned sunday night Loss, $40 coo.
c. l.. Baker, of Lindsay, Canada, grocer has iaied
Liabilities, $500, 900; assets largo.
The Beaver Stamping Company, OF Montreal has
been attached. Liabilities, $4,000.
AImon h Mcintosh, bankers ut Halifax n. s., sus.
pended yesterday. Liabilities over $l00O 600
ire at Jonesboro, Tenn. yesterday DESTROYED the
Eulaw House and several stores. Loss, $40, 600
Stcarns Dana Il Co., grocers of Chicago are yoluu-
tary bankrupts Liabilities, ss1 600; assets, $4,000
Byron Fox's store, at DcpoauviIe, was burned yes.
terday morning. Loss, $1,000; insurance, $1,000
Wages OF operatives In the Pacific Mills, Lawrencc
Mass were reduced yesterday ten 10 fifteen cont.
George i. Work, OF Chicago, Is q bankrupt Secured
debts, 100000: unsecured, $4,000
Shoppers Brothers, woolen man uiacturers OF Phla.
delphia, whose Liabilities are $yy7.373, havo made
proposition Tor settlement
Dr. j. W. Bartlett OF Newton, Masa, last night shot
burglar IN his house, inJuring him. not fatally. He
proved TO DO a former employc.
Peter Mahony sentenced to State Prison for life
yesterday, at Boston, for killing Bridget Frances
Kcnncally.
Philadelphia Methodist Conference yesterday petit
toned the Legislature TO pass bill compelling the
closing OF all places OF amusement Oh Sunday.
Tho Pennsylvania Coal Company's employees At
Pittston, yesterday received notice 10 resume WORK
to-day
inc Delaware aud Raritan Canal from Borden town
N. j. TO New Brunswick, n. j., was opened Tor nav.
CATION yesterday.
A temperance lecturer named R,nc was held tor
trial yesterday, alter examination, Tor indecent as
sauit on "a maidservant named Chilling.
The steamboat John II. Hanna caught nrc yesterday
nj Baton Rouge, La. sixty bales OF cotton were
thrown into the river, ana the flames nguished
A. L. Boyer and q. Sellers late officers OF the Dina
Savings Bank OF Reading, Pa, yesterday held IN
S. 900 bail each on charge VI conspiracy TO deraud
Work was resumed Yesterday by tho Lohgh and
Wilkcsbarre Coal Company. Eleven colliories ON
poying 1000 men, Will Tor tho present three
quarters time.
The suit OF Donahuo vs. The Mariposa Land and I'm
provomcnt Company was yesterday stricken OF tho
calendar OF the Fourth District Court OF California by
order OF Judge Morrison.
Joseph stanisiaus Rose who had been separated
from his vile, at Montreal went her yesterday
She would not sec him. Turning from her door no
foil down stairs and instantly killed.
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A SANITARY PROBLEM.

Suit was brought IN the Brooklyn City Court, be-
fore Judge Reynolds and jury, yesterday. 10 deter.
nine whether a permanent injunction should be
granted against haac isaacs to prevent him from
conducting u slaughter house. The complainant
In the case Is James shannon, who owns
certain tenement houses Prince street, In
the rear OF Isaacs' slaughter houses The de-
fence claims tpat the business Is SO conducted
as to be inonensivc. DR.. Crane, President OF the
Board OF Health, testified That the presence OF
Slaughter house IN u crowded community was detri-
mental 10 public health. Inspector Raymond concur
red In the views OF Or. Crane.
Dr. A. Warren shepard testified that the locality ~
healthier than other sections OF the CITY, ana 10 did
not appear TO be affected by the business OF Slaughter
ing cattle as conducted by the defendant The
will probably be conclud cd to-uay.
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HAYES PRESIDENTIAL TITLE.

MR. MONTGOMERY BLAIR MAKES ANOTHER At
TEMPT TO CAPTURE The WHITE HOUSE IN
BEHALF OF TILDEN.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ANNAPOLIS Nd, March Is, 1878.
MI. Montgomery Blair Will not down. This morn
Ing he offered resolution In the Maryland House of
Delegates directing the Attorney General OF this State
to e on the part Of the citizens OF this State bill
in the United states Supreme setting forth that
due effect was not given 10 the vote OF Maryland IN
the late Presidential election by tho Electoral Com
mission giving the votes Of Florida and Louisiana,
subject TO Judicial revision. 10 r. Hayes. The bill Is
10 pray SAID Court to make the revision contemplated
by the act establishing said commission. and upon
such revision TO declare that the returns from the
States OF Louisiana and Florida. which were counted
for r. B. Hayes and William A. Wheeler were fraudu-
lent and void and that the electoral votes OF said
States III TACT cast Tor Samuel j. Tden. Pres
dent, and Thomas A. hendricks, as Vice President;
aud that by OF said the lS4
by other States Of which eight Dy the State
Of Maryland, the said Iiden AMI Hendricks were duly
elected. and that said Court shall decree accordingly
MIR. Merrick republican, moved to lay the resolution
on the table HIS motion was rejected, with but nine
votes IN the Affirmative. Tue resolution The motion
OF Mr.. Blair was sent TO the Committee on tho Judi
Ciary.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

George Williamson, United States Minister 10 Cen.
trail America, is ut the Aston Senator William II. Bar.
mum, OF Connecticut, and Mayor Henry Ovcrstolz OF
ST. LOUIS, at the Filth Avenue. Judge George r.
Comstock of Syracuse; General Clinton D. MacDod.
gall. OF Auburn, N Y. and Thomas Wnans, OF Balti-
more, are at the Windsor. Ex-Governor William
spraguc. OF Rhode Island, Is at the Now York.
Captain Byron Wilson, United States Navy, Is at the
Albemarle Captain samuel Brooks, OF the steamship
CITY OF Montreal ana r. J. Calling OF Hartford at
the St. Nicholas. Paymaster Thomas T. Casweli,
United States Navy, and George Geddes of Syracuse,
are at the Gsey. Miss Clara Morris Is At the ST.
james Paymaster q. q. Wilson, United States Navy,
a Mt the St Denis
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countries which tai French manufactures twenty
per cent II Is not believed that tho Chambers will
vote this tariff.
PASSING STATE OF SIEGE BILL.
Tho Senate, after voting on the thlra clause Of the
State OF Siege bill, voted on the whole bil which
passed by 1913 against 100 the consti.utoualsts In
spite OF the rejection Of one OF their amendments
supporting the government This has had very
FREXcH MILITARY CHANGES
General Berthaut has been appointed to the CON-
mand OF the Eighteenth Army corps, headquarters at
Bordeaux, In place Of General de Grmaudet-dc-
Rochebouet, who Is transferred to the reserve.
Other important changes impend, Generals Espivcnt
De Ia Villssfoisnst, commandaut OF the Eleventh
corps; General Picard, commandan OF the Thirteenth
corps aud General vebos having resigned
VERY IMPROBABLE
N. Leon Says resignation OF tho Finance Muster
ship, which was mentioned as possible II the Cham
Der continues to delay voting budget is regarded
az altogether unlikely 1t is believed that tho Cham
Der will vote the entire budget without hesitation
rng wEAvERs' LOCKOUT
Tho strike and lockout OF Oldham weavers has now
lasted month. Neither slide inclined yield.
The strike commenced with 600 weavers, but now In
cudes between Eve and six thousand. Hundreds Of
operatives In other departments arc kept idle In
sSA"e"~~ Va VIZ etoPPoeu Va WoTA " tno "eoVSfe.
Great distress prevails.
o." FAILED COTTON.
W. Greavss Il Co., cotton manufacturers at Man
chester. have failed. Their liabilities are $4,000
($135, 2Oo.
EMPEROR AND POPE.
Berlin despatch statos that the Emperor Will am
has replied to Pope Leo KILL, cong ratulating him
his accession to the Papal throne.
THE CARPET BAG SAINT
Thcre was slight riong In Belfast and Lon donderry
during the celebration of st. Patrick's Day.
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CUBA.

CONDITION OF THE CROPS IN THE ISLAND =
EMIGRANTs FROM THE CANARY ISLANDS
HAVANA, March Is, 1878.
Heavy rains fell again yesterday. The continued
rains have done the most damage the Sagua, Reno
dos Confuegos and Trinidad districts The Cardenas
district has suffered least The new tobacco growth
Is suid TO DO much impaired IN favor and JUICE by the
rains that Tell during the past week.
. IMMIGRATION.
Twelve hundred and fifty emiRrants from the
Canary ISLANDS have arrived mere. Most of them had
been Engaged previous TO their arrival here and
the balance engaged their arrival by sugar
piantsrs These emigrx nne field hands. lore
expeditions expected.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

WORK OF THE LEGIsLATURE-No TAX ON
'DRUMMERs"-THE TAX LEVY.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 49, 1873
II is considered here evidence OF u somewhat
liberal spirit OH the part OF tho reform party that tho
Legislature to-day killed bill which has excited
good deal OF attention and feeling, which effect
to impose State tax Of 500 on all nonresident
mercial travellers, or "drummers," doing business In
tho State It IL sufficient to remark 10 this connec-
ton that nearly all OF the southern States have
adopted similar restrictive measures, and this ex-
ample was vanly insisted upon as precedent to DO
followed by South Carolina.
The tax levy for The present fiscal year has been
definitely fixed ut six aud half mills inclusive OF the
constitutional two-mill tax for support OF the pubc
schools The Legislature will adjourn sine die FRI
day next
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER,
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

EAsroN, Pa, March IS, 1873.
This morning Detective hurry, Of Toronto, Canada,
came to Easton. and In conjunction with Detective
johnson, of this place, visited a farmhouse a low
mlles from here and arrested Lewis Kepp, charged
with being accessory IN the murder OF Charles
Frey, at Toronto. Canada, in August OF last year.
Kcpp was attachc of O'Brien's circus, and had O
difficulty with a tent hand named Cole, whom he
whipped. Cole and Kepp then killed Frey. Detective
Murry was armed with iull, extradition papers and
alter bringing Kepp to Easton started with him 10
Canada, kcpp being under tho impression that Cole,
who had been arrested lew weeks since, and Is now
In the jail at Ottawa. Canada wanted him witness
In his behalf
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PETITIONS TO THE LEGISLATURE.
Tho following petition has boon forwarded to Al

Tho following petition has boon forwarded to Al
bany:-
To THE LEGISLATURES or THE STATE or NEW YoRK:-
The Undersigned Judges respectfully represent that,
In Ut tho message OF the Governor return
Ing to the Senate the bill supplemental to the Code
TO be taken is to sustain the message
aud repeal the thirteen chapters heretofore enacted.
They therefore ask that this may DO done without
delay. They ask that u now commission
may be created with Instructions to revise
the completed codes heretofore reported by tho Comms-
soncrs or the Code" and the "Domm ssi
tice. aud the the
session.
CHARLES DONOhUE,
ABM R. LAWRENCE,
A. NJ. OSBORN.
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
CHARLES II. VAN BRUNT
JUDGE Common Pleas sitting In Supreme Court.
VI. H. MATrlCE
Greene County Judge and Surrogate.
MARCH Is, 1873.
A similar petition, signed by large number OF law.
yers of this city, accompanies the above.
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BOSTON SAVINGS BANKS.
THE RUN sUBsIDINa-No FURTHER TROUBLE
ANTICIPATED.


BosroS, March Is, 1873.
The run on the savings Institutions herc, which
last Saturday looked as though II would be gen.
erai has dwindled down considerably. Not over ono
hundred people were Mt the doors OF tho Five
Cent Savings Bank on school street during tho day
II may be that the Storm which IL very severe herc
has something TO do with II. ara also IL
may be that the panic is subsiding. In
fact a portion OF both is true Last Saturday
the bank paid out 100000. Tho officers do not an
ticpatc that tho run will last many days longer
They arc determined TO pay out as long the
continues, so that nl who In any way doubtful
about their money can have opportunity OF with.
drawing IL Commissioner Curry thinks they ablo
TO do this, and has no apprehension whatever In
gard TO the safety Of the bank.
At the Provdent the run is over II was totally
uncalled for In the FIRST place, and many who have
withdrawn their money are already beginning to
regret their nasty action. Tho other banks
are preparing for any emergency that may arse but
the new law governing the action Of savings banks
Will put stop to all runs and panlcs. n tho Bunk
Commissioners only exercise tho extraordinary
powers IL coniers on them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
FOR APRIL.

CONTENTS.
I. Evolution OF Ceremonial Government. III. Mutt
lations. by Herbert Spencer.
II. The Eucalyptus In the Future. By Prof samuel
Lockwood Iiustrsted.)
I'LL Introduction and succession Of Vertebrate Lie In
America by Prof u. c. Marsh.
~. The Wicked Weasel.
v. Tho Dissipation OF Energy. By George lies
vi. Illustrations OF the Logic OF science. Nv. Tho
Probability OF Induction ny q. 4. Poirce.
VII. On Edson's Talking Machine. by Prot Alfred n
- Mayer. ullustraed)
Will The Marpngcn Miracles.
TX Tho Source of Muscular Power
X Living Corals. By ". X Damou.
XII Poisons ofhe BY Charlss
XII. Sketch Of Prof seechi. with PorratJ
KILL Correspondence
xiv. EDITORS TABLE American 10 Elsc.
tfical Science Mr. Wallace and Ciairvoyapce-
New solar PHOTOGRAPHIC Inc Edison Phonog raph.
LITERARY NOTICES: Huxlcy's Physiography-
IhRsers Letters OF Chauncey Wright-Stepnen's
Free Thinking and Plain spc AL Flint source
OF Muscuat POwer-Pancoast's The kabala: or.
The True Science OF Unsatisfactory What " a.
lie or jesus IN tho Light OF the Ninete enth
Century-Contributions to North American Eth.
nology, &c
POPULAR MISCELLANY; Anticipations Concern.
Ing the monograph Garden Schools-New Fossil
keptilcs--Irees aud Heaitn--CsruiverousP III snts-
New Process OF sugar Manufsctur 70 Intensity Of
Different tolorcd Lights--Causss OF the Cnipsse
Famine Proportion OF Theme Ia different kinda
OF Tca-Do Lightning Rods Attract i-Cookins.
Ac
NOTES
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A PRIEST ON TRIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1873
In tho Court Of Oyer and Terminer to-day, before
Judge Mitchell, Bslsius Plstorius put on trial
charged with fatally shooting Isaac Jacquettc,
in tho borough OF Morristown, Montgomery
county, tho oath Of July, 1875. 1t will be
remembered that the case was tried In Montgomery
county, and resulted Ia verdict OF murder In the
first degree. The then appealed TO the Su-
premc Court, aud new trial was granted ana, upon
the ground that fair trial could not DO obtained IN
Montgomery county on account OF religious prejudics.
the defendant being Catholic priest the case was
Tho trial will probably occupy several days
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ALLEGED MALFEASANCE.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LONG BRANCH. n. J.. March Is. Is

IBX TELEGHxFH TO THE HEHALD.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., March IS, 1873
AL the officials very silent In regard to tho case
before the Commissioners OF Police Justice Pitcher
for malfeasance In Office This afternoon your cor.
respondent interviewed District Attorney Lanning,
who Is also Corporation Counsel Evidence Is being
gathered, and will be presented In few days. No
thing further be learned until the meeting OF the
which Is expected TO take place In
latter part OF the week. Tho action of The Long
Branch officials has heretofore been freely criticised
by The people, and the charges preferred against
Pitcher have hac tendency to further tnhamc tho
minds OF the public, who waiting further develop
ments with lively interest
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DON'T LIKE THE CODE.

SYRACUSE, ~ T., March IS, 1878.
The members OF the Bar OF Onondaga county have
almost UNANIMOUSLY united In petition to the Legs.
lature asking that the veto BY the GOV
OF last nine chapters OF the new Code being
sustained the first thirteen chapters repealed and
the Old Code enacted.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March Is, 1873.
n full petition from The members OF the Buffalo Bar
WINS TO day sent TO the Legislature, sustaining the
Governors veto OF the Gods bill and requesting the
repeal Of the chapters heretofore passed.
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JERSEY CITY's NEW RESERVOIR.

The Msyor and Board Of Finance OF Jersey City hava
been unable thus far to arrive at agreement WITH
Mr.. Jeremiah b. Cleveland 10 regard TO the consruc
ton OF the new reservoir on which Mr. Cleveland Was
contractor bill Is now to DO Introduced IN the
Legislature fixing the rate Of compensation aud
max ing II compulsory the Board OF Finance 10 pay
the award as originally fxed Tho has occupied
the attention OF the courts for several moutns
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THE ARMSTRONG MURDER CASE.
Pu,LApELpnIA. March ls 1873

PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1873.
Judge Woodruff has refused to admit to bail Bonja-
min Hunter, charged with the murder OF John H.
Armstrong, at Camden, N. j., on the 23d OF January
last. A blacksmith nanod Franklin has all along
cieimed that tho hammer found at tho sconc OF the
murder stolen from bis shop but nc 10 not con-
vinccd that he was mistaken. lie mad not noticed
previously that the stamp Of s. N. Noble appeared
upon IL
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DEFECTIVE PLUMBING.

Isaac Il. Valentine owner Of the house No. s07 Ea0
FiIty-second street, who arrested week ago By
orior OF the Health Board, on tho ground that the
sewage connections OF the house were defective and
he had failed 10 comply with the orders issued TO
by the Board to have them perfected, Mas formally
arraigned before Judge Otterbourg yesterday for
animation Mr. Valentine offered very little defence,
and was held In $500 bail 10 answer He elected "a
be tried at General Sessions.
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> SNOW IN THE BLACK HILLS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
BISMARCK, u. T., March Is, 1875.
The first stage In from the Black Hills since the
storm camo this morning In eight days The snow
stor N extended this way about one hundred miles, but
the roads were not badly obstructod than forty
m,los No teams lost other casualties ON tho
Bismarck route. stage load went out to-day as
usual. Tho hero rose Two feet last night. The
ferry boat Will be running to morrow.
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EMIGRATION TO AFRICA.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

lDY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March Is, 1873.
Tho Libcrian ship Azor. arrived hero from Boston
this morning. after passage Of fourteen days. creat
ing great excitement among the coored people. Sho
Will leave about fortnight with the nrst cargo OF
cmigrants Tor MoEravia the programme being as in
dicated IN previous dispatches to the HERALn
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HAYTI.

ANOTHER REVOLUTION AT PORT AU PRINCE
ONE THOUSAND MEN ATTACK THE PREsI-
DENTS PALACE.
HAVANA, March 1S. 1873.
telegram from Jamaica says revolution took
place at Port au Prince during tho absence Of the
President Tanis, at tho head Of 1000 followers at
tackled tho palace arsenal and fort and succeeded in
capturing the fort The navy remained faithful, and
Is bombarding the positions OF the revoutonista.
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INCONSISTENCIES IN TENNESSEE.
PREPARATIONS FOR DESPERATE FIGHT WITH
REVENUE OFFICERS.
lBY TRLEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

REVENUE OFFICERS.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, March Is, 1873
Collector Woodcock has received letter announcing
tho burning OF the barn Of tho United States Internal
Revenue Commissioners near Peeled Chestnut White
county, ALSO those Of three persons suspected Of CIV
ing information to tho revenue officials. Tho Illicit
dstillers organizing and desperate eight is an.
ticipated between them and the deputy collectors.
Davis is now raid through White and adjoining
counties Letters have been sent TO Marshal Wheat
asking him to be ready, with good force OF men, 10
short notice. Davis Is now thirty miles from
Peeled Chestnut. postal card from Jackson county
addressed 20 Davis, care Of Woodc0cK, was received
here, saying:-"When you were up hero you shot one
Morgan. Hos getting we'll Between fifty and ono
hundred men arc making preparations TO moct you,
aud you may expect bloody work. They are rmed
with long range guns. They assert you shall come no
nearer than CookvJe." This information Is con-
Hrmed to-day by persons coming hero the points
mentioned They report that tho Illicit distiliers arc
exasperated and desperate.
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INDIANS SUFFERING FOR FOOD.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BISMARCK, u. T., March 1S 1878.
Fresh reports from Poplar River confirm the pre-
vious rumors that the hostes suffering for food
sna the bunalo herds moving south The reserva-
ton Indians north Of the Missouri joining forces
from lear Of Sitting Bull
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Conducted by X. l.. aad W. J. YoUNANs.

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number
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twentyfour hours In COM
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year. as
ind, catcd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Parthin, for Queenstown and Liver
pool ana France Tor Havrc Will sail from this port
on Wednesday.
The mails Tor Europe will close at the Post Once at
one o'clock P. NJ, aud for France direct at hapast
four O'Clock A. N.
Tho NEW York characterization for Europe-wil
be ready at eigh; O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing SIX cents
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average temperature yesterday 4J1
last year. lsh
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HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR
will cure lung complaints. throat diseases. colds &c
A.-RUPrURE CURED; FORTY YEARS EXPERT
Dr. Marshs treatment the only safs and oil ctusl
only occ No vesey st. castor House), opposite ST.
pnul