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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-07
EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

MONTHLY MEETING or rEUsrEEs--THR BRIDGE
AND RAPID TRANSIT.
The regular monthly meeting OF the trustees OF the
Raa River Bridge was held yesterday afternoon at the
companys ofico In Water street, Brooklyn, Mr. Henry
9. Murphy IN the chair. Tho minutes Of tho meeting
Of the Executive Committee held April Il wore road
a. that meeting was reported that the COMMITTED
appointed complete the purchase OF tho property
ON CHI street, Frankfort and jacob streets IN this
ssiy, boIongn 10 Henry A. Burr, had done so at q
cost OF ell7,soo The minutes were adopted.
Prssidsnt Murphy stated before the com.
mittes that proposals had boon Invited Tor
TO- 600 barrels OF cement, with tho right TO increase
mo 20 o0o u wss ordcrcd that tho officers
b. autbosisod award the contract NJ eighty -four
and hall cepsa, The financial report Tor the month
OF April showed tho receipts 70 have bccu s4o2 ss6 So
or shB sum 100000 rcccvod ftom this city and
100000 from Brooklyn. The expenditures Tor the
sarno period amountcd 70 $l5i,6A0 49,
me- kinseiia thcn offered tho following resolution =:
whcvess there are numbev Of projects under consider
alton Brooklyn looking " the obssinipg offspd usnsis
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor Ely had not made up his mind yesterday as
TO sending In tho namo Of Police Commissioner IN
place OF Mr.. Wheeler, whose term OF Office expired
on May1 regular meeting OF the Board OF Alder.
men will be hold to-day.
Ex-secrcary oil State Bigeiow called at the Mayor
Office yesterday ana complained that his name had
been used In tho circulars OF several bogus mining
corporations. He wanted information as to what
course should be pursued under tho circumsta ccs
Mr. Bigciow directed lay his grievances before
tho District Attorney.
Alderman Morris yesterday received com unlca-
tion from Messrs Peabody and Boxer on behalf Of
number of lawyers who desire present to the city
medallion Of David Graham, formerly District Attor.
ncy OF this county. request Is made that the mo-
dallion DO placed In one OF tho court rooms Tho
COMMUNICATION will be referred to ths AIdcrmaric
Committee on County AhairA
City Chamberlain Tappan's statement for the past
wock IL ms folIows:-Balanco Ap-H 80, S54t3SIS 20;
receipts, $5,3l1o32 Oh; payments 81, 100 025 As;
balance May A. s. 05S, 430 80.
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PICRIC ACID POISONING.

An inquest was held yesterday into the OF The
death OF Mary Aun Doughcrty, twelve years OF age.
who died March Is under stances which led
TO the belief tnas she hid boon poisoned by tho sb-
sorptoD Of picric acid used tho coorng Of artificial
leaves and In the factory whore she mad boon
employed The coroner's jury determined that tho
VI 1cath disease OF the Iver, kidneys and
lungs, which may have been accelerated Ny inc ab-
sorpou Of pierre ac,d poisoning used "a the coioring
OF artincial flowers leaves and grasses. and recon-.
mcudca that the Board OF Hcatn make examination
vi all factories whore poisonous ingredients are used,
and report the physiological aud patnolog elects
OF such mn rclteuta
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THE MARBLE CLMErERY.

The annual meeting OF ths vault owners In the Nov
York City Marble Cemetery. In Second street, Tor the
purpose Of cccing vo trustees for tho ensuing yoar
was hold yesterday 81 No FOG Front Tho foi.
lowing gentlemen wcro chosen Charles J. Howell
Thomas Fleming. Henry Day. Howard Wiley aud
Arson Baker.
During Tho past year ,hcrs we're forty-two inter.
me and eigut removals. The cemetery 10 ssrfctly
private, under the control oil no particular sect or
denomination, ana upon It's monuments and taDess
Inscribed tue names Of many OF tho most hooored
and respected families or this city. Il IL tho only
corporation winch affords facilities TO the pubic for
temporary intermen President Monroe rested 10 its
vaults Tor twanty-scvcn years and They hold The
bodv OF General Pasx. cx.Prestdens ot Hssu
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THE "BRoKEN BANKER. !"

few weeks ago the extreme dos,itution OF the
family Of q gentleman who was up to quito recent
date In tho enjoyment Of ample fortune was called
TO the public attention through tho HERALD Hs
deserves tho consideration OF tho we'll
do who charitably Inclined investigation hay.
ing shown that the story OF his wealth anu OF his
present DISTRESS ~ but too true. ono time hc was
regular and liberal contributor TO the funds OF ST.
Johns Guild, which itself 10 unable 10 return his
past hberality by generous assistance. Ono small
contribution was received nj tho HERALD Office for the
distressed family weeks ago. ana yesterday az
was roccivcd In noto signed "E W." Contributors
Tor the rc,f OF the mmy received nj this office wiz
DO promptly forwarded 10 the s.Broken Bnuker.V
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TROTTING IN NEW JERSEY.

few OF the old time lovers OF troltng assembled
nj the opening OF tho West side Driving Park, Now
jersey, yesterday afternoon, Witness tho
announced to OF. These purse OF sl00 Tor
three minute class ana oil S5 Tor running
horses. I. Eaean & Co. arc now tho managers OF the
park, they have taken lease Of tho grounds for
i've years The park las been much improved under
The management, and all IS On readiness TOR
the spring meeting which takes place Thursday,
the oth inst, ana continues three days.
Thrcc stants Tor the the trotting,
and these wcre:-Bay gcdlng 0ui, brown gciaing
Thomas and brown marc Lazy Curry. rho tell
10 Thomas, who outrottod the others but only after
desperate struggle, as Qua was at his wheel every
heat and Lady Curry good third.
In thc running race, half mile heats, best three in
1--WE. sorrci gcldinp Aiias. bay gciding ban OConnc
aud gray goding Pat Rooney started. rhe nrst and
second heats we're captured by Atlas, In which Dan
o'Conncil pressed HIM hard In the third boat ouiy
two started. as Dan O'CoDneli was Withdrawn. Tho
boat aud wcrc taken by Aas by six lengths from
Pat Rooney. Tho following arc tho
SUMMARIZES.
wTsr SIDE DRIVING PAKK N. J.-rRorrSo AND
RrSSisG-MoSDAy, Nay q, 1873 Purse $500, aivi1ed;
500 to the hrst horse, $50 TO tho second, $40
tue tnird for 800 class; mile heats tho best thrce
IN Ave: Ia harness.
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ATHLETICS Ar GILMoRE's GARDEN.

Tho very last athletic meeting OF the season at Gil
morcs Garden will take place under direction OF
Billy Edwards next Thursday evening Evcty effort
Will DO used to make this fitting wind up Tor tic
son, all the principal boxers OF Boston, Philadelphia,
Brooklyn and this city participating Joe Goss Steve
Taylor Billy Edwards Nike Donovan, John Cash,
Jack Gallagher, Ed. hcCiinchy, O'Donnel and Flynn,
George Ster aud others, have been engaged. The
chief feature OF the will DO tho windup
between Nike Donovan anu Billy Edwards, both men
being In full pugisllc uniform
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Quito largo number OF spectators assembled al
Prospect Park yesterday afternoon witness the
turn match at baseball between tho handbaIi players
OF Cascy's court and those OF CortDoy's court. As
both courts have some very fine baseball players
connected with them tho Ramo proved TO be close aud
interesting Cortncy's side winning BY score Of
TO 4.
the Yale University ninc doloatod the Monitors,
OF Waterbury. SATURDAY, w n fcore OF D to2
AZ Indianapolis on Saturday the Cnicsgos defeated
the Indianapolis Club, by score OF to Il
TODAY the Chcagocs and CiEcinnatis play az vipcn.
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w. M. TWEED TO THE CITY.
The following letter was yesterday sont TO Comp
trollor kolly by Of william N. Twoed's counsel:

NEw YORK, May 6, 1S7S
MY DEAR SIR-I the liberty Of delivering the
documents Comptroller Of the city and OF
New York; Tor the benefit OF tho and in accord
with the wishes of late client, Mr. william NJ.
Tweed lie wished the delivery made In iuimcnt OF his
offer of last year. and he said
you tho only official who had publicly asked that
good faith be with him. Tho documents accompany
ing this the deed In blank OF Putnam
property Of Unable value to city, and second the
IN blank OF the half OF the sheriff o. Bron claim
OF $500 600 against the city and tho original
IRON Sheriff OBrien. Very sincerely obedent
Hon. john KELLY. WILLIAM EDELSTEN.
The Putnam water property Is conveyed by s.
Foster Dewey, to whom 1t was originally handed
by fwcod. This property consists OF about hun.
dred and thirty OF land Ia line OF Carmel
near Crosbic's Pond, Putnam county, together with
mills and other buildings
Tho O'Brien claim was placed In evidence curing
tho Tweed investigate before the Aldermen copy
being published NJ the timc
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lROITING AT PARKvILLE, L. 1.

Tho opening day at Brooklyn Driving Park, Park
ville L. l., yesterday was brilliant success undor
tho management OF the we'll known trainer driver
Hiram W. Howe. There was = good attendance 10
witness the tro,tna, which was for purse Of $50,
Bolie Of Aberdeen, Clara Morris and General being
tho starters. Tho weather during tho afternoon was
nuo and tho uo,ting, a whole, was very respect
abIc, nearly every heat being closely contested; so
close, indcod was tho that Il took less than
i've heats decide II In favor OF General, he taking
tho nrst, third and ath heats and tho race Cara
Norris won tho other two heats.
Tho following - tho
SUMMARY.
DRooKLYS DRIVING PARK, PARkvJLLE L. l., TRor-
TIxG-MoxpAy. May o, lSjI-purse $50; mile heats;
the thrco IN i've; harness; $40 70 rs AID $40
10 the second
Starters
d. Nncc's blk. g General. 2
w. VI Mahon's br M. Clara horrIs....2 2
T. PawIin.is br. m. Belle OF Aberdeen. Q 3 Dr..
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THE HANLAN-PLAISTED RACE.

The last deposit Of 81 900 In tho Hanlan .Piaistcd
scung race was posted yesterday at the Clipper
Office. The money Ia all up, and will at be
forwarded to the Mayor OF Toronto tho hnal stake
holder. The VIII bc rowci on tho 18th INST,
Toronto Bay, ana Is for 81 co., the distance being two
miles stall htaway.
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natl; Mistakes and Indianapolis, at Indianapolis
I9~oils. at Lowell; iecuInsch aud star. at syracuse
Springfield and BaHao, al Springfield; Cleveland aud
Rochester. AT Cleveland; New Haven and Merdon. ~
New Haven, aud Skinper and Slar, az Greenpolnt
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-08-31
yellow Fever.
MANY CITIZENS.

This terrible disease is Pre- vailing 70
IN alarming extent in tho South. The
mortality in. Grenada, New Orleans.
vicksburg and Memphis has been very
great. The disease is of more malig.
nan. type this season than it has been
for many years. AT Grenada aud
many other places the suffering is very
great aud those affected arc suffering
not only for proper medical treatment
mud nursing, but actually for tho want
Of proper food to sustain life. Every
community should cutcavor to ruisc
some means, however small to send
the afflicted. We hops the readers Of
this paper will make at effort to aid in
relieving this unfortunate class Of our
countrymcn. The following appeals
must find q ready response in The hearts
Of our generous people:
JACKSON, Miss August 81.
9" the Odd Ecllors cfthe United STATES:
We need help. We hayo no funds
in our treasury. Oar citizens who
we're ablo have generally fed from. our
pcsti!cuco.stricken towus. The NOR.
lality aIA dcstitutiOu at Ficksburg,
Grenada aud Port Gibson are fearful.
Other towus threatened with tue scoIr.
age. Send your contributions 10 our
Grand Treasurer, J. l.. Power, jack
son, aud'hc will distribute.
joins II McKES2ls,
Grand Master.
jackson, Miss August q.
70 The MGrriaH dissertations of the
United States:
The distress among OF: people it
FicksLurg and other pcstIlcacc s!Elck.
GU towns in this Stu,e is fearful, Cit.
izcns who had mcans aOd on the up.
prOach Of fever bishop Elder aud u
humber Of priests mud Sisters Of Mercy
a.c now laGOrins alrOug tho dead and
dying III Vicksburg. Send Us help, and
soon. y Forward to Bishop Elder,
Vicksburg. D. CuNNlSs,
! lice President State ML.rHim
Society.
GRENADA. Miss August %.
lfpos1iblc send up more nurses.
II Nv, nurses scul sAm.. UIu " LrlD
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A Card
WESTON. August 9G.

" ESAV"' AuSusN -
Editor Democrat:
In the issue Of tho Wheeling Stand.
anl of tho Goth lust. II uoIicc o con-
,munication from philirpi signed
"Girth"-(alias Spcnccr Dayton)-
speaking Of my being nc independent
candidate for tho State Scuste. &c. |
have only to say this: | meyer was Il
candidate for the position, or auy posi-
ton Of trust but once. and was trium.
phantly elected without leaving my
place Of business. "Girth's" irsinua.
tiors wero born Of his dcpraycd. mind.
At Buckllannon sat with you and
Mr.. Tuuty Of tho Register, simply
taking notes. | was not member Of
the Convention, or even u delegate.
The evening previous 10 the
CO.vsn ion the distinguished gou'
tlemcn at tic hotels were sorcnadcd
by the bands. atIet which | wus called
on and responded. True my response
was not in huppy accord with the u.s.
scmblaSc, yet they listcac4 to inc. Ny
predecessors deaf in grcentaeks-
in my remarks dealt Oh lcfsrul
at hUmt; County Court system,
land stealing, &c, aud stated | would
support tho nominee Of the Convention
iflairly and honestly made--if he sub.
scriLcd to my platform. That COavcn-
ton did nominate good. honest auG
reliable mau. fully in arcYrd with my
views. aud | will support Liz. as l
promised myself ! would do.
Now ! wish to turn my attention &c
Spruccr, Dayton, ulias "Girth"--i
worn out old political has d; u vampir'
living on the corruption Of the body
pOli!ic-drcuming that maybe, ant
perhaps by traluciug his Supporters. h
eau GU the slime blip iutO position as h
did ouco before. l pity the boy VIII
fathers tho illusions whose tar mark
-ul car marks write Spencer hnytOu
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a query.
Aif. Editor

Nj. Editor ''!
would like to ,l:poY il you hays
ever refused tho use, Of. your columns
for tho publication Of tho National
, Grccnback .doctriup, cud 'ghcthcr you
ever refused to :publish the. platform
made by that party. at Tic Toledo Con-
vcntion ! as the charge has been made
that the Democratic papers Of the Suite
have stuliously avoided publishing?
i would like to know wha! your psi
ton has been on the subject.
GHEESBacK DENocRAT.
-1u reply to OUT correspondent. we
can say that We never. refused to pub,
. lish the proceedings Of any Grceubacl;
meeting; and in every instance where
. the proceedings were furnished us they
were published in The DrnOaRAr AID
indeed we not only published the Pre-.
cccdiugs Of tho meetings, but We al.
lowed Mr.. l'asscll to publish several
long letters intended 70 yin3icr:c. his
theories. =.s.,-,
1t is not true that We refused 10 pu1o.
Il. l. H., fTol.,1o .1,tfor,, t,,, ,, ia,
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We'll Done Grafton.

Last aisht Grafton and Mystic Ma
sonic Lodges Of this place cash Goa.
,tribu,cd twenty-five dollars in tcspcasc
to Master Baird's appeal fur aid on be
Lalf Of the yellow fever sufferers Of the
sOutb. Correspondence L.4cliiycrecr.
We understand that the Masons
of Weston have contributed literally
TO tho same purpose. Every citizen
should contribute his mite.
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the sick tho best way they eau; also
send provisions and nOurishmcnts. DR..
Hall, DR.. Guy and the POSTMASTER arc
Gown with tho fever. No mail has
been recei7ci from any point. Tie
negroes arc all getting the fever.
Deaths last night six whites and four
colorcd. The patieuts arc dying 70.
want. of proper rouEishmsrt and DO
mesIic attention. an we'll,
Isigneii Dr.. VG:sE;::.
NOrs. Tia; shows the repO.: Of Dr..
Vcascy's iIIucs rs not true. .
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WESTON, August 2S.

Elt,g' Democrat:
luyOar issue Of the 18th | noticed
III article uu our County Court system
1t il not 'iiauL' or II "humbug" il
conducted rightly; but as it now exists
il does very lille good, aud the people
arc waking up to the fact. What good
it might do is prevented hy somo Sauc
tlmuuiOu5 plIariSccs who hover around
I'll. Court llousc like crows about car.
RON for he sake Of getting some money
wilhOu, work and when the Sheriff!
chooses the jury they surround him Ike
hungry parasites, aud it is impossible
for him to reach houcEt .rlcu without
ttumbliuG over them,
II tho friends Of tho County Court
cyptcm wish people to have tpith in itG
Justice they must choose honest. Impair
tial ncr !Ur jurors, aud not take oac Of
these sycophauts who read tho trial EGt
and tGCu il Hey cannot get tho Sheriff
to Sec them by standing before him
with supplicuting looks, will rcSortto
gentle abcm 10 attract his attention
Hoping the "llicrrs Of the Court will
remove ,Eis luisalCc, rcmuiu,
! IN UgSELvEE.
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GEO. ROSS,

Corner NUN and Cd Streets, opposite
Burnt District. = julyG,f
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Click Of the the Circuit Court
JAsE LEV, August 2s

OhNb t$Ah AtSHeSS 49,
Mr.. Editor.
Willie candidates for Cork Of the
Circuit Court are numerous, and sus'
gestions for that Office may not be 10
order, yet with your permission. | Fug-
gcs, the name Of Lieutenant J.. II .
Wood, of Weston. llc is man we'll
qualified for tho position, md one who
would give cnti'c satisfaction if elected
While Mr. Wood ia Republican aud
will receive the support Of that party,
yet | am assured that numbers Of 20.
tcrs will support him wi'huu; regard 10
party affiliations. II Mr. Wood vii
come OUT, car assure him ,Es sup.
port o.
MAXY CITIZENS.
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HIS. WALKER was nominated
fc" days ago at Charleston by the Ma
'ional Graeubeckack Convention, as the
candidate Of that body for Congress
The republican convention that met at
that place some two weeks ngo declined
to make q nomipatiou aud there is All
effort being made to get the republicans
to support Walker, but We caunot very
well see how they can support him. un-
less they rctracs the many serious cIarg-
es they have made against him in tue
las, five years,
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- SECRETARY SHERMAN u.adg upccch
a few Days ago in Ohio. ~ which he
endcavOFcd to justify bis Fuinous flnan.
einl policy. Lut The people of Ohio have
been too .soften deceived by ste:maa
on tho money question to pny muet Ct
tentiOn to bis theories Tie boyd hOl.
der, the money sharks and tho paIurici
Office holders, arc benefited BY his pol
icy and they endorse him.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenanccis paleand lcaden-
colorcd, with occasional Pushes, or
q circumscribcd spot OIL one or both
checks the eyes become dull thcpn.
pills dilatc an azure scmicircle runs
along the lower cyelid; the nose is ir-
ritatcd, swelIs, Observation-Disclosures !;
aswcllingofthc uppcrlip occasional
h.adacic, with humming or throb.
bing Of the cars ; an ilnustial secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue {;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some.
times yoracious, with n gnawing SEN
sation ofthc stomach, at others, entire
lygonc =; fleeing painsin tl,cstomach i
occasional nausea and vomiting VIC.
lent pains Throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny mot iinfrcquently tinged
with blood !; belly swollen and hard; ;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic:
cough ;coughsometimcs dry andcon-
vulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep.
with grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above: symptoms
arc found to exist.
DR.. c. MCLANESV ERM1FUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
In any form !; tits an innocent prepare
ton, not capable Of doing thc s1igAlt-
est injury TO the most tender infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
M,rueR bears the signatures of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. -:O:-- :.
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Hero is what the Two parties in I
Congressional District haze to say
tic money question
From he DemOerat- From dc Rcp"i
icpiaiform m'Op.!- con 1Huy or
aa at Ntw Mar. udGp(cl
timseiRc, AegHst! .M,nqI}syWc, :
18th gust 2onl:
We demand the That the Rep
rePca! of tho re. aican party is
sumption act. author Of g.e
We demand tLr'backs, which
uueoudiIiona! resto.iorigiaatcd as
ration ofsilvcr upon means TO resist
terms equal in al! .bclliOu, and We
respects with geld, clare It to be
and the fee cUiMgeduty Of the G
Of both ernlasuL 10 DO "
"o demand tie may be ncccss!
repeal OF the i'1Ilon'.'o ,:cep the poop
4! banE acts. 'Eecutrercy equal
abolition Of the "a value 20 the hi!
tional bank system, list standard, .
auG the sub>titU;iou<uIIicicut in uu
Of srtcTbacss for ti,y for al! leulal
NATIONAL bank Noes. of ,rulc. Furlh
We demand taatinorc we Look
there shall DO no!op tho cure,
further increase OIL 1ueslion as s.
tho utcrest-bear'asistautiully sctt
debt Of tue govern Joy the act Of q
mcnt, and that thrIIgress prohibit
grccnback currcrcy!coptr.ctiop
shall be increased to-
an cxtcut adequate q 80
to the demands Of,
The ncopl..
We demand that!
grcrnbacks be made;
a full legal tender;
for oil dues and de-.
maads, puolic an"
private insluainG
imports aad 'eus,i
toms.
Wo demand sha';
outstanding IIao'I''
'ies o. the govern
mcns, redceinaole!
10 lawful m no
cluuiiue 0'-V ponus'i
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Apology

Our paper is a li:tlc late this week,
aud does no: contain TIC usual amount
of reading matter, owing to The fact
!SEst ouc Of our printers was sick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HCDNUTe, NO
cIa BROADWAY,

Gam, 6C' Noon, 6o, p n 4oI: Mian gis s''
Average, SSso. same day, 1877, $9ss'