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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-27

and burst forth:
Look here, Mr.. Rollins you're the fellow
want-ye sir, your
..0h, certainly, Mrs. Carnethl" he replied
me to introduce my"
Now, none OF your peach-butter on nv
bread, John Rollinst 1 amt to be come over
In Int that way. I've come on business, and
YOU said didn't use to pull it even with Joe,
and just came to ask Il you did say So"
Ghase was astonished at the imperturbable
calmness OF the acelimated John, who merely
replied:
I'm not at all surprised at your hearing
this; but did not say SO. only said that I
naa heard you did not live happily together,
and wondered il the report was true
Cnase Carroll, who did not lose a look or a
movement OF the lovely virago, could not help
feeling that the departed Joe had probably
not led an altogether stagnant life with his
bonnie Kate. The stamp of the shapely foot
the elinch OF the bare dimpled fist, were
nlghly suggestive Of scenes, but what a beauty
the artist.
The excited Nemesis paused for two or
three breatbs, and resumed:
Very well, John Rollins. I'll tell you what! /!
Pa wanted to come here and manage this bus
iness; but ! just told him could pan my own
mineral, and I'll thank you to attend to
yours / don't want any impudenoe, sr!'' las
John was about to speak; 'syou sabe? M
PUDENCE capital letters, too, that is what
say You must mind your own affairs, and
let mine alone! II you don't, with rising in
Election and rising colorl .I'll- riddle you
al ais GSIcTuALs~VIdTUALst' M s'''0
The last. word was a perfect shrek; and
with final stamp OF her brass-tipped heels,
the girl, or woman. or fury, vanished.
Chase Carroll sat paralyzed; but he hal APP
parently been ais unnoticed by the visitor as
though be had been . fIy On tha 1siling, John
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
A ST. LOUIS TRAGEDY.

COLONEL J. p. coLcoRD, BRILLIANT ST. LOUIS
LAWYER, SHOOTS HIS MISTRESS AND TaEN
BLOWS OUT HIS OWN LRAINs-wH,sKIY AND
JEALOUSY THE CAUSE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp1
ST. LOUIS, August IL, 1878
The community Was startled at noon to- day by the
announ cement that Colonel J. p. Colcord well known
and brilliant attorne, OF this city and formerly
Der OF tho Legislature had murdered his mistress and
then killed himself at the Girard House. The melting
cause was whiskey. Colonel Colcord WAS one Of The
most promising lawyers. and during tine Murphy
movement IN this city several months ago no obtained
much prominence as a temperance orator lie
had formerly been considerably dissipated, aud his
friends overJoyed to iad that he had forsaken
tho cup aud had determined to lead sober. indus.
trious nte Quite recently he was following his pro-
lesson. and AZ he was young man OF Acknowledged
ability promising future seemed IN store for HIM
KgYoRAs AND THEN FALLS.
For the last few days, hove ever, was noticed that
ho hud part ally iaIan his old habits but It
was hoped that This only temporary. About
twelve O'Clock he the streets by q friend
partially under the influence Of liquor, but seemingly
IN his usual good spirits. He at Judge William
Powers office At noon and lett shortly aiierward i0r
his room at the Girard House, on the corner OF
O'Clock tho clerk Of The hotel heard threo pistol
shots Oh the third aoor He up stairs, followed
BY OGcers Dowling, Hensnkamp and Marsch who
hoard the shots from tho street. Cocord's room
IN the south wing Of tho hotel ON the third foor
Tho door WAS locked and dead silence rsigned.
CHAMBER DEATH.
The officers burst open the door. when sight
revealed that sent thrill Of horror through their
veins. Near the centre OF tho the floor lay
the dead body OF q woman. The eyes had ghas.ly
stare aud the features were distorted with PAIN. A
tiny stream of blood from bor side and saturated
the carpet all around her She lying her left
side, with her head the south and her iset toward
the door. There were no evidences OF struggle,
ana her death probably almost instantaneous.
About three feet away was the body OF Col
cord. He lying on his back, with
small bullet hole In bis right temple, IRON
which the blood and brains oozed In a silent stream
A small revolver lay on ths floor between his legs
Around tho wound in the temple blush circle.
whore the powder had burned into the flesh. HIS
eyes were closed and his arms spread out al full
length. There were NO evidences OF recent pain
his features.
THE UNFoRTUNATE WOMAN.
On the table stood pint fask, two-thirds full OF
whiskoy, which told tho story Of the tragedy. The
dead woman was Mrs. Lille Southled, Of Bloomfield,
ILL.,, where she has nome and husband. She had
been mis- (Cpeords) mistress Tor several years
recently come TO ST. Louis 10 remain with him tempo
rarily. The general opinion that tho deed was
com mittcd by Colcord who under temporary At Of
insanity caused by liquor Tho notel proprietor
thought It was case OF jealousy on tho part CT Col
cord, who killed his mistress in moment OF frenzy.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Major E. A. Burke, Of New Orleans, and Bronson
G. Rumsey, OF Bun lo. are at the Brunswick. Con.
John NJ Cor.e OF Chicago il at tho Giissv. Gen.
sral Alfred H. Terry, OF the United 81 tatss Army Is
at tho Sturtevant Colonel II. Ccrcro Of the Span sh
Engineers, IL at the Hoffman. Ex-Attorney General
Amos T. Akorman, OF Georgia; State Treasurer James
Mackin, or Albany, and Rev. W. UrwicR, OF London,
are at the Fifth Avenue. T. b.. Blackstone, presi-
dent OF tho Chicago and Alton Railroad Company, -
at the WINDSOR. Captain Kennedy, OF the steamship
G.rmanic 10 Mt tho Now York. Ex-Congressman
John Rogers, OF Black Brook, N. Y, is at the PARK
Avenue.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
SOUTH CAROLINA REVENUE TROU-
BLES.
iBr rELsonApu TO THE HERALD ]

GRkESviLLE, August IL, 1878.
Considerable exeusmeut was caused hers to-day by
. proposition IN thu United States District Court by
the friends OF Redmond that II thoy allowed
nssty In common with other Illicit oistlers or soil
Ing untaxed whskey Redmond would come In
Monday and stand trial all the other indictments
under which ho stands charged The frat OF thsss
The docket 10 Tor having intericred with Gnccr
tho discharge OF his duty. Several other dsIlers
indicted with him Tor the offence, and their
trial 10 nov Ia progress. The proposition above
toned which was made by of Rsdmond's
trends was submitted at once by telegraph to the
departmsnt at Washington, and met with most pos
iuve and pcrcmptory refusal, indicative OF determ
quarter II 10 expected. nevertheless, that no will
como Ia on Monday and surrender himself Tor trial,
u 10 claimed he has nothn 10 fear IRON the result,
Other dIstcrs ara coming IN almost daily 10 avail
themselves Of the conditional amnesty.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
FIRsr NATIONAL BANK OF SING SING; \: Y.
lima oO lS7a

June 70, 1874
HON B. BRANDaBrH:-
DEAR srR-I desire to add my testimony to the many
which you have received to the efficacy aud virtue OF
ALLcocK's Ponous PLAsrKas
Some time siaes suffered greatly from iumbasO The
pain was severe the small of my back and agsra
waited by my being compelled hours day
behind tho bank counter remedies seemed to relieve
me until put of ALLcocEs PoRous PLAsrKRs In
few days the pain ceased aud my back was so much
that have felt pain since N, wife has
used plasts for the last and finds them
scscious in eoias soreness. kinds Of psns She
always has then In the house. aud could not live without
them. Yours very truly.
Cashier.
USDoUBrED TESTIMONY
MssoorA. ILL.,. August II. 1873
Dr. BRAspmKrn-ssnd ne supply OF ALLcocK's
PoRous PLAxqs cannot think OF ssepng house with.
GU. them make continual OF these pasters on the
side where wa. wounded while the service Of Uncle
Sam" They relieve me Of all pain.
H.F. RICHARDS
GosnxS. N. Y, July rs. 1873
HON. b. BRANDRETH,-
DEAR sIm -soms ,hrse years since was badly bruised
and internsliy Injured by ,hs WAIKIKI Valley Railroad
being thrown from the track. Ny 's dsspaired
Of. and she doctors gave me MY wic then got six
ALIcocx's Ponous PtAsrsRs and applied them on my
side aud back soon cl, easter and In two weeks was
entirely wsL am. yours truly,
WILLIAM Il. PRICE.
ALLcocKs Porous PLAsrKns
are sold by ali dea<rs In medicine and ss the
PRINCIPAL orrIcE,
BRASpRE1H HOUSE. NEW YORK.
A-A-A-a. II. r.
DYsENTgRY, pIARgndA
CHOLERA MoRBus.
ooN'D ~'D BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
~ ' NEURALGIA,
DlPiiTHERIA, -
SORE THROAT. prrrIcuLr BREArIifSa. No.
BY nSDSSl's sDSss1's sEaDH 'iy DiP's RELIEF.
BOWEL coNpLArSrs
Looseness a.fsa@.i enssrs mo,ons 70, O. painful di.
minutes syI ~ .sr s"s.a con OF s- ,s os
OF sson NO weakness or iAssude viii follow
use of the X n. Relief
AUHEs AND PAINS
headache. whether sick nervous. rheu stisru
Iumb bsgo pAins anu In the back spine or xid
ney.; pains around the liver pleny. swelling Of the
JOINTS pains 10 the bowels. heartburn pains
kinds Railway Ready Helisf will afford ease
anu its continued Tor n days eject a permauent
cure. Price 90 csnts. sold by druggists.
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS,
.as q n. ss e. n: sr, 81
nervous diseases headache constipation indigestion
dyspepsia bousnsss bilious fcver, nnaminstioo ~ the
bowels plies aud all desangem snts OF the istcrnsi vis
warranted TO elect Price
mar boz px. RApWAY CO. 81 Warren Ut.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
THE INDIANS.

DsADwoop, d. T., August II. 1878.
Ysstcrdayafseruoon man named Wallace reported
at General BradIsy's camp that a party OF
four Indians mad attacked him Thursday night
at his ranch, noar the mouth Of Hay Greek,
about twenty-five miles from thus place, and
run OF all of has stock. He wanted help to follow
them and General Bradley has ordered q company or
cavalry to accompany MIN In the pursuit Wallace
tells straight story, but inclined TO think
tina, he was mistaken In the color of the thieves
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
KEARNEY IN INDIANAPOLIS.
NDIASAroLrs, August IL, 1878.

Dennis Kearnsy md party arrived here this
evening, and made short speech to .
crowd Of IRON fifteen hundred TO two
thousand persona Ho followed by A. X.
Parsons, Of Chicago, aud Philip Van Psttcn,
Of Cincinnati grand labor dsmonst ration has been
arranged TOR to-morrow coaststing OF street parade
aud picnic 81 grove near ths city, whore speeches
are 10 DO made BY Kosrney.. McGuire, Parsons ana
othafA
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

for the teeth and breath. the best liquid dentrics II
the world IL thoroushy clenses partially decayed tsci
from all parasites liyn "snim acuie leaving then
petriy white impartin: ishtui fragrance ths
breath The FRAGRANT FLORiLtNE Instantly all
oaors arising from on stomach Heins
partly composed of honey. and extracts swesi
herbs and plants IL Is perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry Af
Prepared by HENRY G. GALLUP. No. 4o3 Oxford ST.
Lond IN. Engand and retaiied everywhers A. 10
bottle.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBION. N Y, August II. 1873.
The examination OF George II. Afford Tor shooting
Charles Toombs closed al Medina this afternoon tho
prisoner being held Tor manslaughter In tho third
Degree tho penalty OF which is from four years
In State Prison This was tho second exa imitation,
Afford having been discharged on the nrst.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

SUCCESSFUL REMEDIES ARE ALWAYS lMI-
tatsd Attempts are frequently made to palm upon the
public ssns curative ehcsc. whatever and
perh calculated to sggravAte eruptve complaint
eQua! to identical with GLESS's SULPHUR OAR,
article which ali the advantages OF phur baths
dervsbic Pure should these concoctons
Sold by druggists. fancy Gesers
e. .l..IIrcNTON. PronIiator 6ih NV
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
NOTABLE rRApEsNEN lN PAnIs.

Particularly recommended
Pension ~ francs day Includin lodging boarl aud
HOTEL ss e. ss; I'I i!' IA rx Gas.
NovAs rhurknhIoh first class essnolishme1t
ALr sfa bs rs','S eruoSss
AU rsiif rt' sr iaoass Dsy GS3D SSvsIrres
Au saE St sUf Hsi s e lSs Fl r AND FANCY
AMrss t s'1sif s c"e BOD 1osS yfyfi; SG,s.'
ansn AID Es% gSfGn u1sa R sAss scs
Bnvsss FsSy9 do6s rue j6Sss Ss'S
oAnkfsGs sSiIosmgP P'e'S MILLION QUIET CO.,
WINES NrsTSs sissf "Saf ':aoWfip-cLAREr BoURGoGyE
Chsmpagne. sherrics Brandics. Cuviiier. III Rue
cosfESiiGS swMothEsaLE FOR LADIES.
lIstai% < K fs 4 Sieo
LSsSSRrS s sSSs sFEc%E ai MANU-
,EwEE warcSsksks is9 x 40 oLhT 21f' LEsHsoHx
rsDr sHsws @ns asS g. Lsdns rS also at GENEVA
=, Paris ~ & Rue kieaslisp
LEON sPoRck, . RUE DU I sErTEWBKk
Gsi 'S'f''sT't Tasf tIHss GU2sls
Paris. 10 Rue de la Pax
RESTAURANT GRAND vEfoUR
TAPESTRY. GAitfErrs. TISSUES FOR FURNITURE.
YouSS fss ISbss II "s scnoo 81 S MISS suLEAu .raoa
Youss s5So s'f
Rue ps%e' Ho Ars 90 Io%pa: rIsss. Rooms
norII ahuRG2 RHngis m & kSo kTs. ds rrosrrE THE
Taleriss Gardens trst class Family Hotel. Lln
,EwsIR7.o oBiJotrEais. siH"t pI's'S, oBJEcrs or ART
4 KovxhNAI 6s Rue i,.a,s,is ri, .o,,r
TEs Kus da liayre. Boneyard Opera
liussoS; sIJouTInR JLwtLLnk
L'%TraUcHH fEHTGsns ';, IND ISIo fso%sas WEBS
EAU p res n1 ois' ssxsb sy DYE
.EwsRY sSo1rnR fs . Sbsarr ssI Sishs WORKS
:, n,y.u' p saq n Dc j. p..sx,s p.x nv v,,,xv =,
sHT aovfs LOVES AfiEG 's; a.GSa eit coLoRs
MILLINERY TissT GLASS FOR riE MOST STYLISH
SGkHIs pE 'soii Strf hIsSxSnE baTssss & cos
Nnr 81 vRsG HrS si ta "'s sissf Il T' G1rsrgRx
LADIES sc rD 1sD soIs "r' EssS n II RT
AnrSGi S rISNsEs tor rEar y .s' %s on DRESSES
Head Dresses, hrst class. Buhler Prero soeurs
LAIr biRIs "is ENuisloS PtRFuMgD GIVING
Beauty 10 compile xion. T.. r. Pver. 10 boulevard ds
EAU pESfffi,IcE PHILIPPE AND oDoSrnALISs
S2rotE ui jSg b6GhssSr succR.
DINER .s, ss1iS G siSi sfl1 i IA IA rss m lI ROYAL
sprc .aSs, snDs ps's 5sssSrSfs fgSa 40
10 5000 francs Gil LABOURiAN, jewelier. lio
| -.
pals q SJ1 rso 4. Of
,e hareer large and AID small apartments carriages and
| CournAnrrN 10 rAsskNgEhs BY NORTH
DGcrmaa Lloyd stesmer,-Radeys Hotel can be well
| recommended
vVv HU,'KMAsrEk a co. 49,
| w MILITARY, NAVAL AND GENERAL TAlLoRS
| q New lurl gtDu st.. London nngand
EsrABLfsHLD 10 YEARS.
| Best quality OF Goods only
| Tcu per cent discount for cash
nsructions Tor seiLmeasurement applicstion.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
| nENUResTS MOSrtLY MsGtltN..
Dsnbe sapersy ilu..rned with nne s.eel engraving.
art subjects snd pictures IN OIL and numerous interesting
features value In eyey household sod everywhers
siss fss ss IL Il y iss pfs
| y,iIE YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL FOR sEP IEMBER,
out to-morrov, Al III o'clock, will ain large eol-
0rd fashion panorama aud gigsntie fashion supple
oyev square With immense number Of hxures.
giving ali I.tcs novelties In dress from Paris With full
patterns Tor cutting out Also 80
tustred stories by best authors, numerous designs IN
needle work &c Solo by all gewsdealers mailed Tree
4 receipt VI price, % cents THE M1LLMkk A KOuEllS
4 Nkws COMPANY. 81 Beekmsn ct. New York
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

Tho last Parsiau Novelty Striped silk FANS, AUxo
NIEREs. PURSES BAGS NosEYBooKs &c.. have Just
received by TIFFANY K co. Union square
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

ALL RUPfURED SUFFERERS SHOULD CALL
and examine the WONDERFUL VlcroR Truss, vosey St
Satisfaction guaranteed
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
MRS. WIN-LUW's SOOTHING SYRUP tor chIldron
tssthing dysentery ana darrhs.. wind cois
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

| A-PRESCRIPriON5 AND FAMILY RECEIPTS
com pounded vt iiARrNErT's Pharmacy 4h av
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
EUixtlisE.

rNHk NEW YORK HER AID IT THE PRINrEMPS =
1he HERALD Is TO he found daily the q and Ma
gasins du Prtntamps 10 Boulevard Hxussman. Parts.
I ACROIX'S hlGIkNIC YAIR SOLtS tCOLHYDRO.
llfu eel by the faculty prevent humidity
feet natural temper Wholesale
rot an. Address LACKOIX. kuo Aubcr. Paris.
OrTERY (EXCLU-iVELY AMkkICAN).- REE
llhundrei LOTTERY Tickets price $50 ach offered fos
from which 10 drawn prizes viii entte the bo dert
comort.be lodgings board and free admission to the
Paris exhibition. Ihe should b. forwarded i'm
mediatey to PHILIPPE EVANDERuAEGIIEN, OK I.ibrar-
ian to he Duke OF Aremberg. Post" kestantc. Paris
MILES CHARBoANIEk,s FRENCH PnofEsrANr
NI Boarding aud Day School Tor Ladies' 80 East
3ilh New York Formerly ~ Avenue du Roule Neuy,
Parsj will reopen Thursday September 26 Apply by
letter uLti September TO- when Miles Charbonnler viii
bs In Now YORK
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

A.--sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER ~ sikfHANI ~ Co, 40 New st., sole
Ann.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

A TOILET LUXURY FOR THE TEETH AND
breath BHowNs CAsrHoRATEp sAPoNAcEoUs DESTr
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

AMERICAN STYLE OF Shoes. S.-SUMMEB
SnoMs u reduced ptice .tTs. IU7 Ns~stn st.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNE
HOUSEHOLD PAsACEA viii relieve pain In the stomach
bowels O side: collie cramps DE
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

And she who uses SOZODONT
Can weave those meshes NJ her will
And make her mouth like to a font
From which both rose and pearl distil.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

ASrOR HOUSE SHOE $40 kE-srERN ANERL
CAN WALKING sBoks. ali styles finest GAIT
ngs. 81; DRESS Snoks. IS: SLIPPERS III 90 STERN,
| HIrclu. :
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

Sweet dewy lips and teeth Of pearl,
Aud breath that's III. ed with trasrancy.
Will always m aks "A lovely girl.
Though seant her other charms II ay be.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

A.-NALAKTA, CHILLS md FEVER, &c, &c.
We are In receipt of etteis from physciani
and druseists have prcsc ed or sod all
bearing universal trsimony it's intrinsic
have not heard of single ia which
It has failed up To this date.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

the eetH deIcl0us HOwef-se afOma 20 the breath
preserves intact q ON yonth 70 age the teeth.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
FLORILIN e.
A. -


A. FLoRILINE
the world Il !heroughy elensss dseaysd .ssi
pc ,rly white impartn. dsIshtiaI Fragrance 20 sns
breath The FnAenAsT rLosrtSs removes INSTANTLY all
partly composed Of hon.y SOFA and es.rae.s Of sweet
Prepared BY HENRY 9. GALLUP, 40. 4os Oxford st..
Lond,n EDgland. and retaed every where 10
bottle.
Sweet dswy lips and teeth Of pearl,
An, And breath that's ~ 90 with rasraney,
though seant her other charms cay ba.
For there is that in a bris,, smiie,
That strikes and captiyates US 80.
We're caught and chained before we know.
And she who sozoDoNT
Can weave those meshes at her wiil
And make 10 mouth ike to a font
From which both rose and pearl disl
sozoDoSr.
odoriferous sozoDoNT renders the mouth enchanting
Composed OF rare sntsepc herbs it mpart. whltene.to
the .scth delicious aowerhse the breath an.
preserves intact hom youth the teeth.
A-sELzER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MIsKRAL WATER 4. sikrHANi a CO. 40 New st., sols
Importers
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY
MRS. wIN-Low's SOOTHING SYRUP tor ohndron
ss:ssas sas's % g y5rs gag '' aud
A-PREsCRIPrloNs AND FAMILY RECEIPTS
compounded Vt nARrNEfr's fharmacy. OF 4th
ALL RUPrURED SUFFERERS SHOULD CALL
and examine tue wonaersu VioroR Truss, vosey St
Subtraction guaranteed
Tho las. Pari,as Novelty striped suk FANS, Ayxo.
received BY TIFFANY 4 CO. Union square
AMERICAN STYLE OF shOEs.-sUMMEB
smoNs II. reduced p,iee. hIs lo7 ys..,n St
AsrOR House shoe $40 kE-srERN AMERL
Barclays st.
TOILET LUXURY For THE TEETH AND
breath: BHows's CAsrnoRArEp sAroSAcEoUs DESrr
PRICE 20 cents.
INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNS
bowels OF .Iie cars. collie rnsam ana cramps ase
A.-MALARIA, CHlLLs AND FEVER, &c, &C.
We are In receipt Of nunerou, lets,s from phy-eism
bearing nnversai testimony 70 II. atrn.c merit and EN-
DUNDAs, DICK a CO., New York.
A.-RUPrURE-DR. MARsH's TREATMENT Is
the on,v reliable cure Tor hernia 40 Years experience
DR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE RESTORES
Sole Agent. DR.. AGQjE 7Un,vsr.,tv Kew Yoi
HAIR DYE-BACHELOS'S HAIR DYE SOLD BY
d,uggss Applied a eel bratr wig factory 10 Bond 81.
The GR4EFENbERG vEGErAB PILLS ARR
invaluable tor Heatache Dyspepsia Biliousness heart
burn aud all diHe"s, OF disestton
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFgorryG PRESSES.
capable of prinnn. 1900 copis. per hour
Of e.htpa.e either six eight columns.
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE.
LONGfNi THERETO.
PRICE $1,000
Address J. q. BENNETT
New York Herald.
THE TROw CITY DIRECTORY COMPANY, NO. IL
University place, New York.
LARGE DIRECTORY. 90
COPARrSERsHIP DIRECTORY W
Parties yet supplied with the latest editions OF
Is7S will promptly served by addressing their orders
to this Office.
TIE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING TO Lhr SUITABLE FOR LAW,
BANKING, INSURANCE. Or ANY LIGHT BUSINESS
rUkrOsES APPLY IN TIE COUNTING ROOM OF
TuE HERALD.
THE BLANCHARD BLOOD AND NERVE FoOD
nervous debility: 1t is tho best tome known All
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

Composed OF antisepe herbs I, mparts whene.s to
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

For there Is that In ~ bright smile.
That strikes aud captiyates "a, 10.
That careless Of all else thu while.
We're caught and chained before we know.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

A.-RUPTURE-DR. MARSHS TREATMENT Is
the oniv reliable for hernia 40 Years experience
Onlv ofhcc2 Nese oppos IT,. 1T PAM
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

Chotteau and Messrs. Pollock, Appleton,
Young, Hodges and Roosevelt. NJ. Four
nier, the French Ambassador to Turkey,
was also present. The meeting resolved
that the draft of the treaty voted by the
Franco American Conference deserves the
attention of the French chambers of COM
merce. The Tours Chamber of Commerce
was requested to examine the draft and
give ON expression of opinion upon it.
MINISTER DE DoRT's INVITATION.
On Wednesday evening NJ. Teisserenc de
Bort, the French Minister of Agriculture,
invited the American delegates to the
Franco-American Commercial Conference
to dinner and reception.
COMMISSIONER M'conMIcxs RECEPTION.
On the same evening Commissioner Nc
Cormick gave brilliant reception, in which
many French persons of note and large
number OF the American colony partici-
pated.
PERSONAL
General A. 7. A. Torbert sails for America
to-day. Ex-Governor Fairchild, of Wiscon-
sin, has taken his place in the Consulate
General here.
Mr.. Dudley Field has arrived in Paris.
Victor Hugo is recovering in Guernsey
from his attack of illness brought on by
overwork.
NJ. Menier is suffering from paralysis.
oiLMoKE's BAND.
Gilmores Band is meeting with great sue
cess in Germany. They played in Hanover
to enthusiastic audiences. They have just
concluded very successful engagement in
The daily gazette., 1878-03-06
Waiting for the President.
A WASHINGTON PARTY EN- ROUTE TC
CHESTER TO SEE THE LAUNCH.

A WASHINGTON PARTY EN- ROUTE TO
CHESTER TO SEE THE LAUNCH.
When the 1927 Washington and New
York express arrived at the depot, from
Washington, at noon, to-day, quite q
crowd had assembled, expecting to see
President Hayes and a party of Washing
ton officials occupying special car, il
having been announced that the party
would visit Chester to attend the launch
of the Brazilian steamship Rio de JdneirO
this afternoon. But the expectations OF
the assembled crowd were disappointed
as there was no special car attached to
the train bearing the distinguished Off
sials.
In a few minutes, however, engine
No. So came putting up, drawing the
car, the Daphne" was found the ex
pected party of Washingtonians.
But the President, to the disappoint
ment Of the persons assembled, was moi
aboard, but Vicel President Wheeler
was, anu also Secretaries Sherman
Thompson and Key, the Brazilian Min
lister and several others. The following
Baltimoreans were also in the car:
Gen. T.. b. Tyler, postmaster, Mayor
Kane, NJ. s. j. de Sousa, Brazilian consul
Decatur H. Miller, president of tn,
Board of Trade, w. II. Perot, j. Stricken
jenkins, Thomas Pierce, Eugene Lever
| erick Raine, Col. w. NJ. Boone, r. A
Fisher, +. w. Cassard. j. G. Harvey, L
X. jenkins, II. g. Vickery, James Knox
John Gill, G.. A. Won Lingen and viii
liam Seemuller. The train remained a
the depot few minutes, but no demon
strations were made when it was founC
that the President was not on board.