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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03
PROCLAMATION.

It is hereby ordered that all drinking houses,
saloons or other places where intoxicating
liquors are sold be closed within radius of
TWO miles Of any polling place In the city Of
New Orleans and parish OF Orleans during the
General Election in said ci y aud parish. on the
FIFTH DAY OF NOV EMBER, 1873. between the
hours OF 7 q. M and D. H. in conformity with
section 20 OF act No. 1Ol of the extra session OF
1877.
J. o. LANDRY.
Registrar Of Voterg
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

office of the Louisiana OIL company, Nd.
81 Union street-The annual election for seven
~ Directors Of this company will be held at Its
b4r 4 1878 between the hours Of d. m. and 2 D..
N. J. A. DEBLANC. President.
A. G, LANDRY, Score nry oc24 tno4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03
SPECIAL MgDTXa1E9s

Acahemical Department, University of
Louisiana, New Orleans-The public are re-
spectfuly requested to attend the inanguraio
November 4. at 10 M, in the east wing of the
Uuver sity buildings An address will be do
livered by the President.
JOHN Fl. KENNARD,
President Of Board Of Administrations OF the
University of Louisiana uO3 It
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

M0ffet Regaster-A meeting of the Ii
nuor Dealers Association will be held at the
Coliseum Hall. corner Of Bienville and Elk
change Alley. on SUNDAY, the third instant, at
noon. All the members are particularly re-
uuested to be on hand as business of the utmost
impo ance will be brought before the meeting.
By order Of +. HIGHLANDER, president,
nn2 ct H.. M STELLA secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

hOttce-OfElce Planters Oil Company
ing OF the Board Of Directors Of this com pany,
held this day. Mr.. D. g. Mclean was unanimously
elect d President, vice J. W. Tobin resigned.
moi At IA MES NJ WTNSHTP Aecrptary,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

5lcColIcys Ranch, March 2G.-The re
mains of Chl1aman were found i'll Il well to-
day by Henry Horpn, who was engaged in
digging a ditch on Canyon Greek, close to the
McCoey road. He discovered in the we'll,
which IS IS feet deep, the body OF a China
man, by the name Of Wong Hook, who had
been working for Charles Bowling at Camp
NcDclmit, whose employ he left OF the 21st
of February, and went to McColley 5, where
he stayed all night, and left on the morning
of the 22nd to walk to Willow Creek, since
which time nothing had boon seen or heard
of him until his mutilated remains were dis
covered in the we'll Circumstances Indicate
that he was murdered by Indians. His skull
was crushed in in several places, if done
with sharp stone; his head was almost sew
cred from his body, only small piece of
flesh on the back of the neck holding it to the
trunk. The ground at the mouth of the well
had been dug, as if with sharp stick, for the
purpose, it is supposed, of covering the re-
mans He was known to have some money
when he left McColley's, but was robbed of
every cent before his mangled body was
thro WI into the WE'LL Silver State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

That settles the question SO far as the pro
posal - concerned, Lad tTr Kelly Of tic AF-
PEA, acute and accurate man, discovers q
large negro in this fence, Mr Williams is
al honest, intelligent gentleman, and his
proposition was tn..do solely il the interest Of
the pcop,o Mr.. Kelly, however, with MS
keen insight, says +. is a scheme to keep
money here fer colonization purposes at the
next election We 10 not imagine tina Mr..
Kelly bestowed much thought upon the lues-
ton. and hence he is wrong We do net I'M
a15oe either that if he had thought upon it he
woald have been right Mr. Kelly has mere
" offered an Insult gratis to 4 very worthy
man and the people whose interests h, de
:eLds.
The Reno Gazette gives us the above
shot on the Hobart Williams editorial The
editor is little of, NJ, Kelly did not write
the article referred to nor the second IN yea
tordsy's ISSUE. TAX it back.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24
THE ANGEL OF PATIENCE.

To weary hearts to mourning homes,
COTS meekest Angel gently comes;
No power has he TO Danish pain,
Or give us bs.ck our lost again;
And yet in tendee-st love our dear
And Heavenly Father sends hin hers.
There's quiet in that Angel glance,
There's rest In his still COuUtenanCe
He mocks no grief with idle cheer,
No wounds with words the mouruar'S c1-;
BUt lis ard woes he may NOT cure
lie andy trains US to endure.
Auge Of Patience sent to calm
Our t0yerlsh ty0Wa with ooOliug Nam;
To lay the storms Of nope and fear.
Ans reconcile lies smie and tear,
Tie thE0hs of wounded pride 10 still.
And make OU- own our Fathers vii.
On t.lou who mourDe3t on thy way,
With .aI.,irrS i0r t1a ciaso a. day.
Iso walks Sith t,!ae, thai Angel kiUd,
Ana gently WLlspa-4 BE resigned,
bear 1p. beAr on, tac END shall toll
This de4r norj oIitrrtc all thIlgs we'll"
ID! C. Nh;t.t =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

\ JUDGMENT OF PRovIDENcE-The Dro-
ver's journal tells a good story of two Ger
mans fresh from Chicago, who visited New
York. One of them, we'll acquainted with the
city, invited his friend to dine at Delmonico'
where a dinner for two and bottle Of wine
were ordered The place and fare was praised
until the bill of Sl1 was presented This they
considered an extortion. They paid, however,
and while walking down Broadway the excit-
ed German commenced to swear at the sup
posed extortion, His friend then said: 'Do
not shwear, Yawcob 1t is wicked to shwear.
God has punished that Delmonico." ''How?'
Il have my pocket full NIT spoons
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

A Shoreham young fellow has smashed the
relationship again by marryirg his aunt and
making his three cousins his step-children,
his grandfather his father in law, his grand
mother his mother-in law, his own father his
brother in-law and himself the uncle of his
own brothers and sisters
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

EicAmord, Va, March - -I.ator ii.te.u
gencc from the boiler explosion at Halls saw
mill greatly increases the extent Of the casJl-
allies When the boiler, which was - horse
power, exploited, number Of persona were
at worl, Ia the mill and the results were
frightfuL Five persons were killed ard seven
others, including the engineer, injured, two
fatally. Thorp, white man, killed, leaves
wife and eight children. The tx, -osion j
supposed to have been causec; by cares 81. IS
in allowing the boileH to get empty and Il IN
turning cold water into it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

Washington, March 23,-Tle opinion Of
Director Lindcr:aan as to Sar necessity Of a
dollar c9jn9se. II say, i. the trade dollar !,
coined the capacity u the present minis vii,
not be sufficient to keep W the maximum o.
the new dollar. He favors the making oj trade
dollars because d definite demand has been
created for them in the East, and the outlet
thus provided for i large silver export They
should be coined only for foreign expectation.
II We abandon the trade dollar, the English
establish 3 MAT at HoasAong for
striking 4 similar coin. So far as the United
States is concerned, The trade dollar is mere
ly 50 much bullion whose weight ard fn,,.>ss
Is certified 70 by the government.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

London, March 23.-At z O'Clock. this eve
ming the scores were reported as follows;
OLeary, SIG miles; Vaughan, 497; Brown,
Az. OLeary has one god leg.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH
nan Francisco.
February 12th--1i a. NJ. I>7s.l

To oLcovIcH BROTHERS.
l bought this day a Bankrupt
Stock OF THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, thirty cents on the
dollar. Goods will bo up there
in thirty days. Sell all Goods
5eIow Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, and
give the good people of Carson
the benefit OF this Purchase.
HERMAN 0lC0vIcH.
ABOVE EXPLAINS ITSELF.
LADIES. We Shall Sell Goods In Accord
anCs with above Order.
PRICE NO OBJECr.
Take advantage of this Rare Chan,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

1t will take three years to finish the revis-
ion of the Bible which is now being made by
Ill then people must go to Heaven the best
way they can with the old one
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

What has happened in the Office of he Car
son APPEAL! That paper came to u with a
big blood blot on its wrapper last evening.
Has any ono-but TO The elegra. h would
have informed US Republican,
The devil hit the editor in the cheek with
paste pot for clipping an item from tho Re
publican.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24
ASSlCNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned assignee OF the estate OF Jerry Bruso
will, on SATURDAY, MARCH 30th, 1878, at one O'Clock
N. of that day the hay yard Of heyser Erod Car
City Ormsby county Nevada offer for SALE and sell
public auction for cash. the following personal property
belonging to said bankrupt estate, to Wit:
Nine mules Six horses,
One team harness One set Concord harness.
Three heavy WAGON. One lot Of horse blankets,
Lot Of trash haitcrs, 81 -"tcners, etc.
W. u. kE*SER,
Assignee in bankrIp- Of the estate of jury Sr1So.
Carson March s, 1873. 3w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

Austin lNev.), March 2l.-Last tuesday,
at ophir Canyon, Nyo county, the We of !.
Lognoze, the keeper Of a small trading .os' at
that place, swallowed 4 to%spoonful Of ST. h
nine and died from the effects in three ans
thereafter The act OF suicide is suppos d to
have been committed III q freak of i,oani, y AS
the deceased had beon subject to aocrr4tion
of mind for several years, owing TO a severe
shock received several years ago While a pas
senger or the wrecked steamer Atlantic City.
She was a native of France aged As years,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

The Eureka Republican says: 1t seems the
trouble at the Richmond, of which mention
was recently made in these columns, was not
fully settled after all-onIy patchec up, as it
were, This morning it reached ano, her GU
the mine stopped 1t will be starteJ up I'M
der new bosses Tomorrow morning, as we are
informed The bosses quit on the same
ground as before and refuse to i ID over
their locations to the company.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

THR LARGEST or LAND ANINALs.-In the
last number of The American Journal Of
Science and Arts, Professor Marsh describes
tie largest land animal yet known to have ex-
listed on she globe. Its name is AlIantosaurus
immanis The thigh bone of this creature is
over eight feet long (2,50O mm) with a
thickness at the larger end of twenty five in
ches, though the bone has no true head A
comparison of this bone with the femur Of a
crocodile, would indicate that the fossil sau-
rim, if Of sincilar proportions, had a total
length Of 1l5 feet. That the reptile was 100
feet long when alive, is at least probable The
other bones OF this animal that have been
found are proportionately gigantic; one cau-
dial vertebra has transverse diameter Of more
than sixteen inches(240 NM J. All the bones
Of this reptile Yet discovered, are in the Yale
College Museum. They are from the Upper
Jarassc Of Colorado
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
TELEGkAPHIC NOTES.

The King OF the Carnival will enter Atlanta, Ca,
to-day. hs
Tho upper portion OF Bennett, Moore h Cos eisva.
tor, at Indianapolis, was burned OF last night.
Henry Arlington, OF Now York, accidentally shot
himself on Monday while cunning near Hampton, n.
H., from the effects ot which ho died Wednesday
ovoning .r@@ 4ts Hs
Burglars effected an entrance to tho dry goods
store OF Pratt BALDWIN, IN Hartford, Conn.
"Wednesday night, and carried away SLl0o worth Of
black silks.
Mabel whetman, OF Charisstown District wns
arrested IN Boston last night upon her return from
Maine on charge Of poisoning her mother. Dr. q.
Al River Point n. l., on Wednesday afternoon Rob.
bio O. Yorston aged sixteen, son OF Andrew Yorsten,
was found accidentally suspended by the peck In
swing In the cellar oil his father's residence.
The claims AGAINST ths Old Colony Railroad, grow
log out the wolaston disaster, are bcina rapidly
adjusted and Il 10 belle total adj
will cost but $3.50, 900. The amounts vary irem one
dollar 10 thousands HN
tramp entered Leonard's Hotel, at winslow.
Quebec, Wednesday, and demanded drink. Tho
proprietor James Leonard refused, whom the tramp
shot dead ana bo rded the train for Sherbrooke
Quebec. Tnc Shcrf OF that place Was notne by
telegraph and arrested man answering The dcscrip
ton oi the tramp.
In the Massachusetts Superior Court, at Dsdhan m,
yesterday, the jury IN tho case OF the Boston aud AL
bapy Railroad Company, charged with the murder OF
Aurietta r. Laramie ana Phoebe n. Bclimore, ct the
crossing OF said company IN Neodham, October A,
1877, rendered verdict ol equity OF manslaughter' y
Counsel Tor the railroad company nlsd exec ptons to
tho verdct and the case will now 20 TO the Supreme
Court. tt3a 8 is
Henry G. Smith, the constable who shot farmer
Tnompson At Pine Plans IN March last, while acting
In bchalf Of Colonel Fraieigh, the owner OF the prop
srty on WHOM rhompson Was living, and who was In
dctod for murder Ia thu second degree acquitted
Of ths cnAfae =. roushkcepsie Yesterday. Thompson
attacked smith white The latter was sndcavoring 70
90 on hts promises, aas Smith shst him, 10 he claims
| In seli-detsnoA #a.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
NEATLY CAPTURED.

Roundsman Price last night noticed couple OF
msn Iounsing in front OF No. los Wost Seventeenth
street, and after keeping aclosc surveillance upon
them made up his mind that they were bent
upon robbery. Calling 0nlcer Fanuing 70 his
his sssistance he crossed the street, and while
Tanning caught hold OF one OF the pair who was
Ioungng ouisds Price started into the house IN quest
Of Inc other just as ne entering he caught sgnt
oi man coming up the basement steps who swung
q thrse.ioot Jimmy In his hands and made
~ his pairs captor with II. That glance
Of officer Price may have saved Fanungs life, Tor he
was on the walk In time to grapplc with the ruian
before he could strikv the blow icw mements,
struggle on the pavement and no mastered
tbs uesperado aud brought him, flaming
did hts prisoner, TO the Twenty ninth precinct
police s,atlon rhe jimmy weldcr was there rccoe.
Bizcd ~ William Lewis q professional thief; The
othsr ~ Thomas Nelson. Alias Tommy The kid.u
Upon them were iound various burglars tools and
pawn tickets for vauablsa OF bio
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Five hundred and forty emigrants arrived ysster.
day at Castle Garden. Has ..,
The body of an unknown man was found yesterday
In the rverat the foot OF Bank street.
The docorn posed and mulilalsd body OF an un-
known man IVES Iound floating in the alp, yesterday
At the foot st West Tenth street.
Tho work OF hosting tho columns into position
on the Chatham streut branch of the Now York Ele
vatsd Railroad was ommsncsd last night
The steamship Canada, OF tho French limo, arrived
yesterday alter avoyage oi eleven days from Havro
Captain Frangucl savs that he has seldom expe-
rienoed SO ruuan q passnge.
Mira Clancy, sixty years Of age, Of No. 6s Eldrldgs
street, IN descending from her roof OF Wednesday
mornina slipped and fsi over the baIustrade 10 the
floor below. she died IN the afternoon.
There will be presented 10 Judge BIa,cnord at half
past thrcc p. NJ. to-day an oil painting Of himself
Tn. m ss rh paOa !" 70. United States
and is valued AT 81 500 Haf MDA sl !.
Antonio Fcrraro, a Brazilian sailor, ate a guam
NY 2, xsHea b s on sh nsn h
ing house. No. 81 Baxter street. and diod before med
ica aid could be procured.
Supervising Inspector K. Piatt stratton issued 4
circular yeterday 70 the United states local nspec-
oi steam boilers, Matthews and jayne. IN which
no requests that hsaceiorth all boilers inspected by
them snail be examined as TO their bracing In ali It's
paris, and that the hydrostatc test be applied.
IL was rumored yesterday that tho steamship Emily
b. Souder winch sailed during the afternoon tor 81.
Domingo, had included III hsr cargo a large amount
OF arms Tor the Dominican government Captain
Kuch, who commands tho vessel, refused to give
any alton, aud Clyd Co., the az ents OF the
steamship, we're reticont
n. J. Pauiding was arraigncd before Judge Xii.
breth, at the Tombs, yesterday. on comp liant pre-
ierred ny superintendent Onderdonk, OF tho New
Yorg Elevated Railroad. Pauiding " is alleged, 10
Responsible Tor tho pacardina OF the pillars oil the
elevated road with theatre bills and other ADVERTISE
men,s. The matter was laid over until to-day.
The resolution Introduced by Alderman Morris a,
fhe last mee,iug Of tho Common Council rcqucstinp
General Nowton 10 mako thorough examinations o
tho plans or bridges over the Harlom Rvor In order
10 ascertain II they will coniiot "a any particula
with thoso vi the federal governmcnt for the I'm
Ely. ftf@sM 81
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
NEW rvkk HERALD FRIDAY 25 lS7sTRIPLE

In The end. since The overwhelming of their power
must lead eventually TO reyuslon OF feeling which
would bring in Its tram OWLS very much worse than
those was sought to cure better course 10 pur-
sue by far, rs TO continue the education Of the peo
pie IN such manner that their amusements may
take healthier aud more Satisfactory form Tho
supply Will Invariably DO in accordance with the de-
mand; eevatsd tastes will irrssisbiy assert them
selves; and whatever the people appreciate VIII
certainly be provided For the rest, IL may safely
be assumed that, In regard 10 the audiences
who frequent places of recreation, public opinion
Will eventually make itself distinctly felt Tho mo-
ment that the unhappy persons against whom tho
EFFORTS oi the hiddlesex are directed arc
showl that their maipraclices cannot be tolerated,
that instant viii those who do conform TO law and
order begin 10 govern themselves accordingly. They
cannot he suppressed by magisteral votes the dia
tribes OF well meaning but mpracticabe moraists II
tney are not allowed 10 assemble In one direction they
will certainly appear IN another, SO long as
their calling ID not held 10 ps unlawiul;
ana, though it is wise and judicious TO close
al sucn places as hold out especial facilities Tor
their mis6snavior, and are recognized as their regu
lar ana accustomed haunts the freedom OF the pub
Ito and the extent Of us recreation canpot be dimin-
ished because portion oil the community fails 10 OBJ
serve all the laws Of morality. Tho efforts Of those
who would repress vice are without doubt, laudable
and deserving oil support; but virtue was never yet
permanently aided by snactments which, while slrtk-
Ing at abuses curtaii legitimate enjoyment aud aim
at establishing condition OF Things FOR which
ideal state OF society would have 10 be invented aud
realiZed.n
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
Ex xrENSION OF COMMERCE..

CHICAGO, Oct. "a, 1873
In pursuance OF the meeting Of manufscturcrS
merchants aud citizens held here on the l0lh inst
rocking toward an extension Of tho trade and conss
mcrcs across the continent and with foreign coun.
triss. the committee propose TO hold q convention
In chicago the 18th OF November, to when
the Prssdeu Governors OF states, me mucrs OF Con
srees anu Ministers from the south American States
Mexico. china and Japan, have been invited. Gov.
ernors OF States Chambers ot Comnsrce, MAY ors of
cl,iss and ufscturers assocapous iavoripa the
objects OF The Convention aro Requested 20 dele
gates aad noty the committos oi their tutcution 70
eusnd. ADDRESSING 0serss Z. Bowsn No Ogden
Buildine. Chiosgo.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
BALTIMORE CITY ELECTIONS.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. "a, 1S7S
An election for members oil the nrst branch OF tho
City Council took place yesterday. The DOM mocrats
elected their candidates In each Of the twenty wards
oil the city. 1u wards there opposition to
tho democratic nominees In tho other wards there
were grcenback, independent or republican csndt-
dates, but combination organization OF the oppo-
stton. The democratic vote was 70 1879; the oppo-
sitop, 4499. Total, 27,69S. The democratic major
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
TOM-RI-JON'S BAD COIN.

John Tom-ri-jon Elliott, editor or the Volcano, was
locked mp In the Madison street station house, last
night, on charge OF passing ounterfet fifty cent
piece on poor appewoman named Johanna Deury,
who Keeps astand al the Hamilton Catha-
riae streetA About seven O'CLOCK In the evening,
officer OF the seventh precinct saw Mrs. Deury beat.
ing Tom r-Jon over the head with berolia stick
ana on complaint OF the latter took his assalanl to
the station hou-e When the parties ar
rived there Sergeant Lonsdaie Investigated
and found that the man having passed spurious q
coin on her aud received orIy cents in good
money In exchange was the Cause OF the good lady
anger so Mr.. Tomri,jon was locked up well his
assailanL
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
BURGLARY IN GREENWICH STREET.

Tho premises Nos. 207 and 200 Greenwich street
were entered FRIDAY night last ~ burglars, who
pried out an iron bar from the rear window over.
looking the area behind No. 81 vesey street The
Greenwich street building Is occurred by Samuel NJ
Lederer dry goods store. The burglars had col
lectsd large quantity OF goods Tor removal and had
they not been frightened on would have made large
haus Fwenty-seven PACKAGES OF valuable silk we're
found BY officer Probst OF the Twsnty-seventh pre-
cinct at No. 81 Vescy street, on Saturday morning
Captain Saunders and his officers working indus
trlouSlV
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
STABBlNG AFFRAY.

Ih an alteration at No ia South street, ~ ten
o'clock last night between Michael O'Conneii, OF No.
SO Roosevelt street, and Timothy Mahonsy, o'Connei
stabbed in the neck He entered the Fourth pre-
cinct station house about midnight 10 have his
wounds dressed Chambers Street
Hospital, Mahoney arrested. &ff
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
IN MEMoRIAM.

A memorial celebration was hold a. seven O'Clock
yesterday morning, In tho Pro,estant Episcopd
Church OF 81. Ignatius, Fortctn street, SIKH
avenue in honor OF those who havo fallen IN IN
South while combsting tho yellow lever, Thoss
especially remembered IN the services wero Sister
Superior Constance, OF tho sisters Of 81 Mary, and
SISTERS Theca, Ruth and Frances, associate Sister
Bullock, and Mrs Waring, who was connected with
tho ssterhood, although not hessolf re-
iigieus; also Rev. q. y. Parsons, rector Of
and Tho Row Fiavei Mines, all Of whom died while
attending the sick. The service was also offered In
thanksgiving 10 Cod for preserving the lives other
members of tho sisterhooa OF ST. Mary who were III
with the fever, but have recovered. The ssrvicss
were very plain and In accordance with commun..
ION office In he Prayer Book. Rev. DR.. r. @. Ever
oicated Two lights only Of uubIeachsd wax, burncds
dimly on tho altar, apd tho oslebrant was attended
BY only one server There was music, and IN the
post communion Instead OF tho 'Gioria IN Exoss'sH
the "Dcs lr@, was rscted. All. Tho persons IN tns,
church received communion.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
HOMES IN THE COUNTRY.
[Bx rxLHaRAPH TO rHa HEaALp.1

[Bx TRLHaRAPH TO THE HERALD.1 -es
ms NoRroLK, Va, Dot "a, 1873 /,
Tnis morning seveuty-ave homeless boys, VINO az.
rived mere from New York IN tho steamer wyanokc.
IN charge OF II. A. Holt Of the New York childrcn's
Aid sscisty, left for Notoway county, whore bones
been provided for them Win the farmcrs In tina!
secllon. They seemed very cheerial and oonsented
lot OF Young gsterS