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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
A BOY INCENDIAkY.

Frederick Lopez was arraigned before Justice
DAY, ON charge OF arson. The prisoner, who IL ten
years Of age, was inmate OF tue Industrial Scnool
and Homo Tor Destitute Children, on Butter street,
near Vanderbilt avenue The complaint IN the case
was by Mrs. McCord, the matron OF tao lnsttu-
lon VINO stated mat shorty before six O'Clock yes.
ierday morning smoke was discovered issuing be-
tween oil enclosed In the
oil tue house. Tne nrc was Immediately exunguished
by Que OF The male employees The matron
suspected Lopez Of having set the place IRE aud
accused him OF ~ lie nj first aenied II. Dut suisse
queny admitted tnlt he had started the ire, saying
al the same time, II didn't anybody around when
1 ala ~ About mouth ago tue building was fred
IN three places WBen the boy was asked what had
10 say as 10 his quit or Innocence he replied that no
was not guilty. He said hts proper name was Fred-
erck Thornton, anu that no Was born In Philadelphia
lie was committed 10 await the activn oil the Grand
Jury.
rho BOY was admitted TO the Industrial School about
nine months ago. Inc matron says ms mother is
employ ed y domestic IA q family living IN Washing
ton avenue, and that his iatner IS vsgrant. Inc
superintendent Of the Children,s AID Society. Mr.
Douglass, last week invited ssventyhve cnildreu IN
mates OF the home, 10 spend week at Coney Island
There ITO children, so that thirtyhve could not
60. Lopez vas among the numoer that went Gown
On THURSDAY thirty oi the disappointed children
were sen down To the sessidc TO spend the day In
cnarge of OF the teachers, who toid suU.t
tula come OF the latter detachment iJr certain boy
stopping there Inis was uvnt, but though Lopez
vas very ANXIOUS TO remain he was not pernitsd 10
DO SO. He became very angry, aud tls matron be-
Heves sought revenge BY lighting q long stick and
putting ~ under The stsop OIL the industrial SonoeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
CITY NEW, ITEMS.

Olnccr German yesterday shot and killed mad dog
In 13ls. street, No one had been bitten & tar
could BE- learned.
Margaret McCioskey, forty Three years OF age, OF
Sea Cnn H. l., was found IN 1T on the corner OF
Twenty ana First avenue, yesterday, and
removed 10 Bellevue Hospital
deLry Katterve, Swiss, OF No. 1870 Third av
epus. attempted SUICIDE last night by shooting MIN.
self IN the abdomen. The physician who attended
him pronounce his wound prooAbiy fatal one.
Richard Butler, twcniy.fout years OF age, Of No.
ala West rortielh street, WAS d. owned yesterday by
being drawn under u schooner wniIe in u rowooaI
tue North River a. the ForeIh street picr His body
WAS not recovered
me superin lendcnt Of Banks reports the assets
OF the German Swings Bank OF New YORK ut
ST. $3.50 1917 So the Liabilities being ST. $780, 992 ST.
iug surplus OF $44i T34 &c. anu excess VI income
amounting TO $sS, 2I9 ".
Charles Schneider, twenty nine years old, driver
oil lager beer wagon Tor Henry Csussn. WAS thrown
IRON wagon yesterday In sixth aveuue aud Fifty
frat street. Receiving Concession OF Inc brain He
was taken TO Inc Roosevelt Hospital
Onicer Gvodeneugh, OF the Nineteenth precinct,
found the clothing OF man AZ the loot OF Fiity-tnr1
stree,, East River, winch was suos.qu nty idcuti-
nco belonging 10 Jonn VASE, OF No. 333 East Fty
second street. He Is supposed 70 have been drowned
wniie Dath hing.
The musical aud educational excursion organized
by DR.. Eben IourJee anu having u. A. Burattoni as
Conductor, wi sal rom TINS CITY t,-day ivr GiasgoS
by the Unnei States mail steamship Dcv0nIa, LON
mander James Craig inc excursonists expect 10 DO
gone Tor the space vi two mouths.
The launch OF the new steamer q. II. Northan, Tor
the New haven line Will take place hapast eight
this morning Inc yru Of joan Ingls son, Green-
poDI LoDgtn, 325 icc, widtn ovci All, so ieet. Ii
rs expected sue w,i DC competed aud take her place
the limo about August 10 next
Inspectors Hagan aud M,Cort visited the ship
Spr.agneii, yIng at the Prcutiss Stores Bro.kiyn,
wne,c tbey ouna iorly- cvca UUxos. Containing o6i
bot les OF the best Holland g'n, s,owed away, rsauy
TO SNUG .ed ashor,. rne captain, huuing uImsei
trapped, nurred 20 the .ustom Hposs, where he
amended his manifest, but the officers sezed tho
ana sent ~ 70 the seizure room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
KNIGHTS OF HE MA SIX.

ONE OF THE NLw LOTS BURGLARS ARRESTED
IN his CITY.
A daring robbery occurred at Now Lots, Il. l., on
tho 2glh OF May last, at the residence oil Michael
Hickey. Three men, armed with revolver and wear
ing masks, entered the house steaithy at midn ght
and sood Hckcy's bcdsdo before no became aware
OF their presence. In answer TO Their demands he
handed over VIVA, money he had. some $5l, a silver
watcn aud hair cnain, a small pistol and several
miner articles OF jeweiry. Satisfied that their
victim had exhausted his worldly goods they
left HIM with caution against the dan.
ger that would attend attempt TO follow
them. As they wero about to depart one OF the
displaced hi. mask ana Hickey caught glance at
his face 1t fac easy 10 recall and the circum-
stances una r which Il was seen lett vivid impress
sion oil / mind short time alter the occur
renee Hickey came 10 tnls city anu was ADVISED TO
cal ON Inspector Murray and give AS good dcscrip
lion possible Of tue ROBBERS. He u,d So and yes
terday one OF them Was placed unuer lock
lhe Ius, cclor having seucu pretty well IN ms
tue Identity OF .he New LJls burglar. Kept cvso
watch upon ann l,ii fhursuay ngnt wneu he thought
the time had arrived to make the Accompa-
nicu BY Rounasman M.akim oil his stan, he stationed
himself near an east side saloon, wh.sc ms man Vas
not waited long before young man undcr tho
influence OF liquor reeicd out Of tho place.
You're aranx@ sa,d tho rSandsman. Inc nall
stupid man recognized the officers at oucs, nut be.
Iieving were merely aOout arrest Tor De-
ing ia,oxicatea he unnesita,insly walked GU with
them. WInn the Fourteenth precinct police station
Inspector Murray walked quietly 20 Wilson's SIDE as
he stood before inc sergeans desk aud SAID, IL want
you. Wilson, Tor that New Lots businese.n he &c.
cused man, Who but moment before hung mis- head
and looked 81 updy OUT OF hts hail close eyes, stood
erect anu glared with ast0nishment at his accuser.
Without iurther ado the prisoner was searched and
sent to q cell. ON his person was iound pawn
ticket Tor silver watch aud mar chain. The articles
were redeemed onco and telegram sent not yiug
Hickey has TO tnis CITY He dii so, and yester
"A urr fvedu de- eu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
SUBURB N NOTES.

twenty-five pm sici ans and mdwivcs OF Brooklyn,
who have i4ci 20 makoresurns Of Dir.hs wu.cn tncy
aten9td 10 DC VrosccuLsu W iuo Boatu o. HcAitn
Oi that cay
John AcNey, IA homeless lad, iii teen years OF age,
was drowned yesterday morning IN pona AZ the cor
ner oi Montgomery streetand Bcdord avenue, Brook
In. The pouy Was recovered.
The body OF unknown woman, about twenty
years OF cgc. was found oil port Aoris al eight
O'Clock last nighi. Was arcsseu in slriped caiicv
dress. Uack skirt and wooicn stockings.
Ber Jamin Noyes, now awaiting sentence in tho
Essex ,ouhly Jai, At Newark, upon c5nvIction Tor
conspir,ns deifaua the policy ders the New
Jorscy MGtua. Lilo Insurance. Company, Is very IA
win mgluriai lever.
Eliza BANNER, thirteen years OF age, disappeared
day last ana all efforts since TO discover ncr where
aUvuts have been IN VAIN. Her pareuis say that sue
Is part NY Gemcnted
Vice Chancellor Van Fleet, Oh Now Jersey, yester-
day denied the application ol The Long Brsncn Com
uIssioncrs Tor preliminary injunction against tho
West End Railroad Company, 10 pfovcat thom frem
runuing Their road through Long brancD.
ndwara Flynn, seven years OF age, whose parents
reside NJ No. rs YORK street, Jersey City, Ie over
board yesterday On the per oot Of Morris street
was crowned ibe body was recovered a lew hours
later, and Coroner cannon gave the parents per-
mission TO removeU TO their nome.
Henry Robbins was before Judge Walsh, OF Brook.
yu, ycstc ruay, charged with having stolen cheek
the Mecn .ucs, Bauk tor SO 50 anu ~ 30 worm OF
articles from his former employers, Hcgcmdn Co.,
auctoUeers He admitted the Inter tucit out ucnicd
tho ivrmer anu was coinnittcd Tor EXAMINATION.
A young man OF SHABBY appearance, ana who de-
Ibed himself TO the police ss Eugene Gseau,
tweay years Of age, water by occupation, nome
less attempted 10 commit suicide yesterday Ny throw
ing himself overheard M Castle Point on the Eiysisn
Ficlas, HobokeD. Ito WAS rescued by a parry of
aoVrers, and brought 70 TIE washington street police
station aud iockeu up.
On Wednesday nexs tho American C,cdonan Asso-
cia,iou will tho guests Of tue Huuson County IN.
Caledonia Club. Tue annual nesting will be held in
FrankI lin Hail, Jersey Guy IN the morning. The Wis
ting Scots and the FOCAL organ zation, attred In full
Highland COST me, viii assemble III the nall Ia tue
ND Aft N rec IN arc "a
Taytors Hotel, where tue banquet will be held the
annual games OF the HUDSON county club viii take
place the ensuing day Juiy A..
shortly before one O'Clock yesterday morning one
JACOB Lozer entered the house OF Mr.. Hart, IN Fast
Orange, NJ j., and attempted TO assault Miss Ammo
HART twenty years OF age. her screams awakened
the family Mr. Hartt ran 10 his dAu1 htcr's coon
IA time " the scouudrsl as he was descending
ladder from the window oil the room. Lvzior was
secured aud has been committed 10 jail Tor tria He
has already served term IN state Prison, and 10 said
|. 10 10 dssperate character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
THE HOT SPELL
srILL UP IN THE NINErIEs-A RUSH FOR THE
FREE BATHS.

sTILL UP IN THE NINETIEs-A RUSH FOB THE
FREE BATHS
The hot spell continued to be grcat source Of dis
oomiort many people yesterday, but alter all they
were only grumbiers. Those who take q pnilosoph.
ical view Of life could endure tho heat exceedingly
we'll The great beat In tho elevated cars continued
TO be the source OF considerable disappointment 10
many people. who somehox other had conceived
the idea that certain altitu OF travel would give
them orrsspondng increase in the amount OF fresh
ana cool air when going to their places OF business.
The reporter when calling The attention OF well
known scientist to this subject, which has been a
great cause of complaint during the past TWO
hot days. received what may considered technical
solution OF this vsxed problem The learned professor.
while adjusting his eyeglasses, said:-"You must
understand that people travelling on this elevated
road &c, double the Of heat dealt out TO those
passing along the surface road The increased heat
is due the radiation Of hoat rays from aagways,
pavemcnts ana brick houses. All these radiase tho
heat they receive from the SUMS rays neat
Is reflect ed 10 the light The elevated
passenger therefore, docs not only get tho heat from
the direct on The cars, but also she neat raoateu
from the exposed surfaces.
FRESH AIR.
Many persons WAC were wiser snan their nelghbors
slrolied quietly along Br0auway 70 the Battery,
whore they enjoyed the luxury OF me Tree baths
Among these were women vol as men, whose
anxiety To bathe and enjoy tho cool water tempered
b. breeze from The ocean uily demonstrated tho
usefulness II not actual necessity OF the Tree bath
rooms. No less tnan two thousand persons took ad-
vantage OF these baths up late hour last evening
The mercury rose between twelve and three O'CLOCK
to ninety-nve degrees IN the suadc yesterday, and
there general clanor OF clerks, saesmen, or
rand boys and the like tor vacation 10 spend lew
days IN the country. Until late the afternoon a
large numb.r OF people left the city, crowding every
boat that went up the Hudson or W. the Sound. and
leaving but little standing room the cars that LETT
the Grand Central Depot Tor the lovely places along
the Hudson or the charming hooks and corner
tnat ABOUND along the Harlem road.
low TOOK the ordinary precautions necessary
against sunsiroke ana II Is feared that II this oppres
sive weather continues Tor few days tho mortality
VIII be quito heavy.
Roundsman Murct, OF tho Twenty seventh precinct,
was prosirated with the heat yesterday He was
taken home.
Abraham Strauss, aged fifty fve years, OF M Isl
Attorney street, was overcome ny the heat aud III
tended by DR.. Cook
James Reyn olds OF No. $50 West Forty second
street. was AIKEN TO the New York Hospital yester-
day suffering from the neat.
The following record will show the cnsnges tn the
temperature the past twentyiour hours, IN COM
parison with the corresponding date OF Last year, as
indicated by The thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HKRALp Building. No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE LHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 29-I A. NJ. J

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE LHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 29-I a. III.
Indications
For Saturday, in the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
south and winds, stationary or falling barometer,
slightly cooler, cloudy weather and numerous rains
will prevail
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, stationary tempsra
ture aud pressure, southeriy winds and local rains
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Misso uri val
Ieys, sis htly warmer southery winds partly CLOUDY
weather, occasional rains and stationary or falling
barometer.
For the lake region, easteriy winds, stationary io
lowed by falling barometer, slightly cooler, partly
clouoy weather aud possibly occasional rains.
For the Middle States and New England, rising
barometer, south and east winds, partly cloudy,
warmer weather, except occasional rains followed BY
lower temperatures.
The rivers viii continue slowly falling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
ACCUSED OF MURDER.

UricA, N. ", June IS, 1878.
Circumstsntial evidence Is increasing against Myron
A. Buell., tue alleged murderer OF Catherine Mary
Richards, daughter OF william Richards, OF PIair-
field Centre, olsego county. Tue crime was commit
ted Tuesday and the theory Is that Buell. choked Tho
giri With y strap IN the attempt to ravlsn her, and
accidentally killed her. 10 his If. threw
ner tue bun pen, hit ner ia the lace with mix
ing stool, returned TO his work aud at supper timc
when the BODY found, declared tue bull had gorei
her. He will ve arrested lo-nigni.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
PAT ROONEY ARRESTED.

Last sunday night Jacob Aberle, the propristor OF
the Tivol Theatre, and Pat Rooney, tn" song ana
dance comedian, had renccntre at the place OF tho
iormer which resulted In bruised faces for both con-
testants. they each held to bail on charges
OF criminal assault since then Aberle. through
Mcssrs Howe Humfuei hts counsel, Instituted CIVIL
proceedings IN the supreme Court, laying MS dam-
ayes at 00y ana yestcr Jay on Application, Judge
Dvnonuc q anted an order Tor Rooney arrest, In de-
iauit Of 81 $40 bail He was taken IN custody ~
Deputy Snerin McNicnoI At . theatre ON Third ave
nue., who're he has recently bssn psrtsrmink
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
PHiLADELPHIA'S LATEST MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 2s, 1873
Mira s.iIos, the woman who was shot ny ner
husband yesterday an account ofthe deed appearing
in the HERALD Of to-day, continues in about same
condition, and there ntllc likelihood OF her re-
covcry Sl,iss has grown worse hour by hour, and
his wounds are considered serious. Ho Is closely
watched by officers 10 prevent MIN from committing
4 lctdO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
LXECU IION.
GALVESTON. Texas. June %. 1878.

special despatch IRON Corpus Cnrlsu says
"Pabo Parras, Mexican. was hanged mere today for
tho murder Of DR.. Newman, December, 1870. The
murder was committed Tor the purpose OF roDDory
ana was horrible, Parras dragging his victim TO death
with a Iasso aud then culting nim to pieces wuh a
kniIc The murderer died processing us innocence
OF tho crnen
A despatch IRON Faii ncd, Texas, says the negro
George solomon was executed to-day Tor the mur dor
ife aud stcp-dsug liter last June. Two thou
sand spectators we're present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23

An impressive incident is related IN
which the telephone plays sn important
part, in connection with the death OF the
Rev. +. q. Brooks of Philadelphia. To
divert the dying man from his constant
suffering his physician, DR.. j. W. White,
placed one OF these curious instruments
by his bedside and conversed through 1t
from an adjoining room. The physician
repeated the words: The Lord reign
eth; let the earth rejoice; let the multi
iude of the isles be glad thereof 10
his utter astonishmont, instantly came
the response - Clouds and darkness
are round about him; righteousness and
Judgment are the hsbitation OF his
throne' After some familiar repetition
of texts and familiar hymns, the physi-
clan being anxious not TO overtsx the
clergyman's strength, suggested that he
could better. allow some one else to
speak for him, bat he responded, Zone
thing more" aud then. in slow, meas
ured, distinct utteTauce--the tone OF
triumph uumistskable-he repeated the
iubilant testimony of Paul: The sting
OF death is sin; and the strength OF sin
is the law. But thanks be to God who
giveth rs the victory, through our Lord
Jesus Christ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23
/ Balm in GileAdl

There grows IN natures vast wild forests tree
which has healing in is bearing. II Is her great
tonic az we'll az soother for the Affections which
anec; the lungs Of her children. Or. Wistar ap.
Piled his skill TO the expression OF the virtues Of
the wild Cherry" and It's application 10 the
diseases which II was exactly Fitted 20 eNuIpAte'
The result Is Or. WisIAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which is the most pleasant and enect
i've remedy ever offered for coughs and colds, i.
seems 10 De "Brariu shAnded' reaching 10 all the
ramiGcati0ns Of throat and lungs diseases and en-
dowed wiki the power of Hercules ~ beating BACK
their ravagss and clearing away the debris which
have accumulated Tor months and yeals- Let no
one afflicted with Coughs and Colds whether re-
cent or settled, neglect 20 try the Oeneht OF TINS
druggls.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23

PARIS HuL.-J. c. Marble, Esq. leads
all hands on garden sauce. He has had
cucumbers and summer squash Tor some
time.
Our village schools closed last week,
after n pleasant and profitable term OF
ten weeks. Friday. the children enjoyed
picnic at HoopeI's ledge. We attend
ga the examinations, on Thursday, and
found the scholars interested in their
work, and making fine progress. Miss
5. Eliza Ripley has been engaged in
teaching the Grammar department. Her
method OF instruction is OF the best. She
mas isculty OF imPsrting information in
clear and condensed form, while. with
the love and affection OF her scholars
once won, she has no difficulty in pre-
serving perfect order. Miss Hattie Hub
bard has control OF the primsry school.
she hiss a peculiar adapiability tor this
work, aud with her modern ideas OF
primary instruction. and the successful
Carrying of them out has made reputa-
ton lor herself, second TO none. She in
PRODUCES = variety OF exercises, which
keep the little folks interested and wide
awake. Singing and c-..s:Scr!cs, re
wards OF merit and the approving smile
of the teacher have combined to make
this one of the most interesting and pro-
gressiye schools We have visited. One
point OF special note in both departments.
is puuctuslity and regularity OF attend
snce.
Paris Hill Mig Co. will soon start its
machinery sgsin.
Among the arrivals at Maj. Mellens'
are Geo. B. Loring aud ismily, Capt
Winslow, mother and child. and Miss
Helen Denison, all OF Portland.
At the Hubbard House are Mr.. II. IL
Lowell and vile of Portland; Mrs. Il.
Hersey OF Chicago; Mrs. Millett and
sister of Portland; Mrs. .. q. Kimbsll.
maid and child OF Boston; MIR. Warren
and wife of SaccsTsppa; Mr.. Leeds.
wife and Two children of Boston.
Among the families and former resi-
dents of the village now in town. are L.
T. Snow and family. of Portland, Prof.
Cbas. Cole and wife OF Connecticut, and
A s. Perham and family of Lewiston.
DIR. W. B L4pham. formerly OF the
Maine Farpssr, is visiting Ex-Gov. Per
ham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23
You must Cure that Cough.

With shnoh's Consumption Cure you can cure
vourself. II has established the fact that Con-
sumution can be cured, while for Coughs Bron'
chitis, whoeping Cough, Asthma, aud all diseases
~ ,I',rost and Lungs it is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses viii relieve your child o., Oh
Group, it Is pleasant 70 ,kG anu NJ o,her can
afford to be without IT, You can use two thirds IiIi
~ the nrica paid Price iOcts. 80 cts. and 81 90
per bottle If your Lungs are sore or chest hest 81, or
tqck lame use ShilO : Porous Plaster. Sold by
a N I;TRRY, south Paris; ;. II. Rawson, Paris
Hill
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Constipated' have
Won Yellow skin, Loss Of Appetite, Head Ache,
= :, don't fail touso SHMOH's SYSTEM VII
ArTZER It's guaranteed 10 relieve you, and
,,,l Won continue 20 suffer when you can De cured
on such terms a. these: Price 10 cts. and 10 cts.
sold by A. VI. GERRY, South Paris; 5. IL. Raw
son Paris Hill.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACkMETACk" i
rich and fragrant try il. Sold by the above deal
ers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23
Maine Fress association.

The Maine Press Association on their
return bone from their excursion 10
Quebec 49, ped the following resOlu.
lions:
The Maine Press Association having
compile ted their delightful excursion 70
Quebec ard the Ssguenay River. feel 1t
alike their duty and pleasure to place on
record the great enjoyment which
through tie favor Of a gracious Provi-
dence they have been permitted 10 re-
ceive therein.
They wolid tender their grateful &C
know edgemsut 10 the Grand Trunk
Railroad Company, through the sgeacy
OF John Msin. ESQ, their agent 10 Port
land, to the Portland * Ogdcusourg,
Maine Central and Boston. Concord *
MGntrea! Railway Companies, 20 the pro-
pris.ors OF the Pullman Car, 10 the ST.
Lawrence Steam Navigation Company,
the Portland. Bangor & MschiaS, and
the international Steamship Companies;
also TO Messrs. Durgin aad Fox Of the
Sinclair House. and the Clark Brothers,
stage proprietOrs Of Bethlehem, \. H.,
and Willis Russell, Esq, of the st. Louis
Hotel, Quebec. for the courtssiss snd
valuable services they have rendered 10
Is on this occasion.
They would also express their thanks
% their excursion committee, Messrs.
Fburston, Homsn and Vickery for the very
skiuful manner in which they made the
arrangements for the trip, and so success
fully and satisfactorily carried il through.
Rev. Mr.. Snow was appointed histo-
riau tor tie excursion 20 prepare suit
able account thereof for publication in
the annual minutes.