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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-11

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-11

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phel- free. send ioI one.
alrl Mona xIhuISwtc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-11
Protected Solution of Pro. oxide ofIron.
One OF the Most Eminent Jnrists in New
England

Writes to friend as follows: al have tried the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the ally sustains
your predictions. 1t has made SEW MAN of
me; infused into my system new vlgor and energy.
l am no longer tremulous and debilitated, as when
you last saw me, but stronger hearter, and with
larger capacity for labor, mental and physical,
than at any time during the last five years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-11
Wsekly &eunsbse Aonrnal,

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4ies, poetry, Anecdotes, household matter mark
ets &c, &c.
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1ailg Siennrbrt Sournal.
Address Of DR.. 6. W. Martin OF Augusta,

BEFORE THE KENNEBEc ASSOCIATION FOR THE
PROTECTION OF FISH AND CANE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-11
An Eminent Divine of Boston says:

81 have used the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
time past; 1t gives me NEW VIGOR, BUOYANCY
OF SPIRITS, ELASTICITY OF MUSCLE"
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
MUSIC FOR THE INSANE.

Two hundred Of the afflicted inmates of the Wards
Island Lunatio Asylum were charmfngly entertained
last evening concert gwen under tho auspices Of
Dr. A. Z. Macdonald, urgeon-in-chief, by a number
OF ladies and gentlemen who had volunteered Tor the
purpose, on the invitation of Rev DR.. wilietts the
chaplain, and Mr.. John H. Todd. Though tho
total number of lunatcs tho island is fully
nine hundred, only one-fourth of their nun.
Der could be conveniently seated IN the
oblong hall selected for the concert Tho singing OF
ssS,viour, Source OF Every Blessing" BY Miss
Amanda NJ. Wells. soprano, had most soothing
effect upon those patients who had become rather
moro than ordinarily excited by the abundance OF
music TO which they had been treated of iate
Mrs Eta z. Lcmbre and Mrs. George w.
DeIsno added much to the value OF the enter.
tanracnt by their excellent singing, while tho piano
accompaniment by Dr. Glare w. Beames aidod maie-
rally In giving artistic effect to the benevolent efforts
OF tho amateurs. peculiar incident OF tho concert
was flute playing by of the patients, tho piano
accom- pa niment beng also by another inmate both
of whom however. noticed to sink back their
ordinary melsncholia after their task had been con-
ciuded Tho ladies ana gentlemen who had volun-
teered cheerully to entertain these poor people
were wiling 10 keep It up nj later hour. but DR..
Macdonald preferred to have his patients retire
about ten o'clock
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
ALMOST A MATkICIDE.

The degrading influence of rum was painfully shown
when. at mianight, James Jennings, nero boy, was
brought the First precinct station house in Jersey
City, charged with committing atrocious assault
on his mother. Mrs. Jennings Is q hardworking
industrious widow, who, by washing ami
ironing, supports four small children. Tho
prisoner, her eldest child is an apprentice
al boiler making, but unfortunately has acquired an
appetite for achohoc liquors and gets bcastly drunk
THIS his condition when he reached home, a, No
1856 Morgan street. and hogan beating his mother and
had II not been for tho presence OF police man IN
the ne,gnborhood might resulted In her DEATH
The officer arrived at opportune moment ior as he
entered with neavy iron In his upliftcd hand
was about TO strike his mother He was quickly dis.
armed and taken into custody
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, March 2s-Arrived. schr Chattanooga
BosTos March 2s--Arrived, .chr L Muliord shaw
Havann March 10, with sugar TO order.
Sailed steamers Blackstone, Roman and General Whit
Si.%ed-stesmer B.yMiar tBr.l Lsxnolo; LivsrpOol;
George Jssets Blair. Drssden 10 load with Ice Tor
BeIow~schrs J r Bodwei, @ Drew. sinnickson,
Morgan. John johnson, j II Bartlett and BtIiow all
Also below. Off Cape Cod-schr Sarah smith. Banks,
Providence for nrdner. to load for Washin gton
2ath--Arived. steamers Norman, Nicgerson. rnadel-
RnS &"S.on COLEMAN NV York ''"'' o's"''
Ciearedsteamcr; Csnopas tBr?. Horfslls. Liverpool
Harmonic, Small. adras and Calcutta; barks George
oaeensicvn ior orders; RANKIN. Bishop. luna.
Goa and Ponce, PE
sailed-sseamsr c"nopus; ship Harmonic; bark @ W
BALfiMoaE, March xs-Arrived, schr Eva AdslI, Ellis
annapolis Roadsship Protector (Nor), wold. irora
IS h Arrived steamer Louha Walker. Roanoke River.
Cleared .se.rasrs W Bruno, Foster. Ne York, Johr
SON Queenstown Amaia (Nor. Manenc. Drogneda; Berg
liot Nor Mobesg rrsee Granada, Hodsdon, Aspinw"'i
Also cleared, scnrs Y Iine. chstheId: Grot9n; Z R
hnibus' irS n, %: J BesseIs' sanderson Prov
dcnce; Don't Know, Maxwell. Port Noya, SC.
Sailed ship E'pnissso"e b"rks Luigi H. Wttox Pisa J.,
B.AUFoHr SC. March 81 ARRIVED. bark Alku tRus
BRUNSWICK. Ga, March 2s-Arrived. schr Lizzie
BEvERLy. March 23--Arrived, scnr Anna Price.
cifARIEsrox. March as-Arrivod. orientsn cswo,,
mn,e Jefirics do Emily &Jenne. Barnard New York.
Hnss% S.s ysa o sf'fF%
tGer) hiea Mindct (Nor. Havre; Ersatpingen tNor),
CAL.is. March 23--saiod. schrs Ontario, lunt. New
York; Maud Mallock Bckori and Kate Foster Bunker.
EDoARrowN, March 22-AIivsd. schrs Elisabeth,
The New York herald., 1878-03-26

The residents OF Bergen Point are greatly excited
IN consequence tho injuries inflicted by ferocious
dog on the child OF Mr. Landrigan. regu-
lar war OF determination Of tho CANNES
has commenced Fully Two hundred
slaughtered from Saturday night till yesterday after
noon The vigilance committee that executed this
task were covered with masks After destroy
ing all animals found on tho streets, they pro-
ceeded to ranssck dwelling houses In quest OF dogs
and 30 terrified the Residents that the animals were
delivered up without much resistance Among those
killed was q valuable SKYE terrier, belonging to
wealthy family In the First Ward and the owner de-
clared yesterday that he will spend 900 10 discover
the perbetrator No effort made by tho police TO
arrest be men, two oil whom are known belong TO
PamrapO. They armed with clubs anu
revolvcrs, and In ono case a man who refused to
surrender his dog had revolver placed
10 his head, which reduced him to submit ission. The
reign OF terror such Saturday eight that many
houses were closed, the members being AFRAID to 20
ous Of doors The cases will be brought before the
Grand jury ~ "a ~ ls
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMERS KING ARrnyR CBr: and chesvick tBr,, from
former on the 10th aud the latter the lith.
BARK HExRY PELHAM (Br), which was ashore on the
North Caroline coast parsed up to Norfolk yesterday after
BRIG NIPorI AUS. Dimmch from Fleetwood E. for Bal
s%SS acSes " two ms: nuh 81 hs @
Cape enry She lies With bow 70 tns beach aud about 56
..,s. :.S vs,s =.
s6res. Of xrcc. and further yoSS b ssns
psis yesterday for the .csns Of aiss.tor.
spsea % s sc s
boat board Tho fe ..vin. h' .ncec.d" in
and everything getting On we'll
BRIG yos TRrvEssyE.s GsD, from D.5ien @ % for r.l.
is awaiting instructions.
scHR H. HrcxMAN g mast.l. shaw OF and from Phfs.
Fire Island had inside sandy Hook fer
sesess s%s ;s af.' atn sSs &.
ashore at ten O'CLOCK night two miles
Is S9s
ns a.. Ssss Relief
AS % os s ss Of .es :p
on sUd1y ,n'' 0'''A '''"D '''' SUI '''
is hon"h be to the smount 500 Her cargo
saved i''''' "'''' ''''' Wv - wv" ' '''''
scmn Nrrn ByAL oforl.an. Mass. So a tons. built q.
Fsbens. OF ssle from which port she will hereafter
hail.
Bristol Me- in 1857 hos sold TO parties in Marble
head where will be employed In the shore fishery.
enced very heavy NV gale March II in lat 2s. on
: s sss sSSs ps Tssh as main
soor pnSD Bscrs om Block I;.nS for M New L York
into Newport 23d inst to repair.
The OF bark veropiea M.d.e dt.p from Phlsas.
March II. IL being unfit TO reship.
BALTIMORE. March 25-schrs VIM d Gibbons end Rlisa-
wednesday Of shsrps Island, Chesapeake Bay.
gosros, March 25-schr willism Thomas, % from Port
johnson for Newburypor is ashrc on Wood End She 10
somewhat str aimed and nearly full Of water
LEwss Del, March 25 -schr Ruth II Baker has sunk
Sss % n' in S s w. ~
with coal.
NEW ORLEANS March 25--steamer ,Agia soh. tB,. for
mel hoated and sailed to day.
PuLApELPgrA March 25-Schr John V Greeley, At Del.
~ .". and ssns having eoon With
vessel She assisted bv cutter Hamilton
oas Msren Pa s'.vy gale s,s se
ys'nos shortly ss osp % Bison storm from :S"as
Musqnash harbor miles from st John she will become
owned BY Jonn Mcsweeny and George csrvie. insured
'o wss received to-day that shs brig II Gillespie Of
Psrrsboro. Ms, bound from Sc John to Havana. wns
wrecked the Bahsms Banks Feb ~. Insured for half
her vaiuc.
SAN Fra xcrsco, March 17while the brig Nautlu,
being of Cousins Dock Friday she struck tue scr
Ih, injury to the schooner was supposed to
slight but " O'Clock Yesterday morning she was found
time escape to tho dock whom sho sank she will
be raised.
SAVANNAH, March 2a-schr Anna Babcock. at anchor
ncar Fort sckson her anchor caught. is supposed.
wreck cbbng. AMI being unable TO weigh was
Obliged to unshacklc and let IL 20.
LAuscHEp-At Essex. March a. from the yard Of John
James Co. the .chr before reported az building !: Their
odaia nd he unch VA n
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
CLEARED.

Steamer Cohanm (Br,. Berg, Havrc-Funch. Edys Co.
steamer Csssni fsr), Rains. PernamUuco, BAHIA and
Rio Jameiro-R B0rland
Steamer Mayfower. Davidson. PhiladeIphis-Jsmes
Hand.
stea amer Elenuora johnson, Portlsnd. Me j Ames
steamer North America. Clancy Boston In tow
Master.
Bark Chinaman tBr), McKenze, Shanghai salter 4
Livermorc
Bark Astronom Ger, Vessels. London Hermann Koop
4 Go.
Bark Marco Polo tItsD. Gavasnin Cork or Falmouth for
orders-socovich Il 90.
Bark Antonetta Costa (Ita. Costa. Queenstown, Fall
m Plymouth for orders-Benham a Boyesen.
bark WaAland (Nor), Eriksen, Rottordsm-Funch Edye
4 Co
Bark G Stanford UtsD. Assariss, Nsples-Lsw,ence.
Giles Il Co.
d Co.
5ark Stover, Patten. Port Natsl-Henry Sprague.
Bark Harry Buschman 3D. Gard Busnos Ayres-Psul
Gerhard.
Brig Sophia Cook (Br), Dunn, aoo'e f-D Dc Volt 4
Co.
Brig Brenda (B). Reeve Cork--Benham h Bnvesen
Schr Theress McQuiDn. Para--G Amsinck Co.,
Schr Harry White Hopkins, viane,, fk-h vatabc d
Co.
schr Sawyer. Lamson. Arroyo. PR-simpson CIapp
4 Co.
Schr Victor Puig Pinkham. Baracoa-Isaac R Staples.
schr Francis Shubert, Cranmer, Phiadeipna-slaght.
Bailey 4 Co.
schr b r Brsinard. Hubbard. Hsrtford-Cartwrght
The New York herald., 1878-03-26

AsPlNwALL. March 2s-Saied. steamer clyde, Tribon.
sailed March 49, .shr I w,shngsGn; Thin Chase: $. Lego
i:sss ias ssssS. aS.ss Sss
and csnner , rsnses"n . snc; s.r%%.tan tBr
Marie :hS S
'IB% BHsaUpA. March la-Arrived brig Pitt sB, Ing
ham. Demerars; ls.n, bark Haven; urioh New YORK
lock-. Sore, New York ;' DA'''"'' "-''"''''
s;iied sih. bark Aurora esweS Ahr.ehs.sn Gro% New
MiSrass: Mo e.lso :chT Uncle Tom: from s.ssnnaSS
:sa s:s {. ss't
% * Rss
x.ssS M.r.rshy sr, rs.rss psn.
Msn ssns ssrUPiSS
:oIa: SIs: 0i.r. .STs: OH; drnIon v'k orders: E1
S%: I, :.si 1ss,I %
Ciesrcd March Is, brig Magenta tBr). Lockhsrt. St
CoSsrASrrsorLx. March 14-Arrivsd, bark John Read
uxsoA March al-Arrved, bark Domenico Lauata QtaD.
HAVANA. Marsh arrive steamers City OF New York,
Su 10 Now
Ysss @ d snss osy x'is olr' Van s''' New
HAirrAx. March aI-Arrved Orirs wsloon tBr). Cook,
"a" Xns. d a5tS Steamer psnovi. s Craig Glasgow for
New York, ater dscharging irei mt.
Cleared 2St bark Peter Crear (r). Whelan, Bridge
water; brig Eureka (Br) Nick er,on Jsm ,ica.
LtsBoN, Marcn lSSaiIed, bark Candida Qtal) Cs6ero
New York
LIvrRPooL. Ms, March I4-Clcsred. br9s Sophia (Br)
Long, Demersra: 18th. u Brown (Br) Freeman. West
Indic
PApASe, Jan 3O-In port brig Macssssr (Fr), for New
Yo,k; scar Robert Poraer, STRANGE from do. just
rived. -
roRr ELIZABETH. CGH Fob 9-In port, bark Hiram
Emery, Wyman for Sydney, NSW ready to sail next day.
March II Arrived steam Coiims. seare. San
Francisco. go -
PoISrA.PIrnE. March 7-Arrived, schr South Shore.
Whit, more Newport y. tIa- r
SrkrrIN, March 23-Arived. brig q Mchcls (Gcr.
Dillwltz Wilmington. NC ss.. t5I ~. ss pa
SHANGHAI Feb 16-In port, ship LcAnder, knight, for
New York. bnrk James sscnc Weston, for DO.
Sailed 18TH bark Ocean Chicft Cook New York.
SINGAPORE Feb SArrve1, bark sutton tBr), Mclean,
New YorE. .
In port Feb 49, barks Victor Pond, for Marseies; VIM
Phillips from Penang. arrived I'd, unc. .s
ST JoHNs PR, March 23-Arrived, steamer Bermuda
fBr,, wills n, New York tor Venezuela
VICTORIA vi March Is. sailed bark Henry Buck, Sor
ian. San Francisco
YoKoHAMA. Feb 2s-n port. ships Sacramento. Nelson
Newcastle. NsN Ladoga. Pierce unc parks hud-
SON Vaughan. and = X Bearse. OAkes do.
Sailed previous to 18th, ship Messenger Gilkey New
York; schr Hattie Bangs. Bangs Hakodati.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
COLONEL LEROY WOODS.

Colonel Leroy Woods, United States Collector OF Gus
toms OF Alaska Territory who lost the schooner
General Miller 10 the Pacific Ocean, was native OF
Richmond. Ind, who returned from Alaska last Iai
TO marry q Richmond lady. About month alter tho
marriage he received orders from Washington TO
take the rst for Stka, and he left Richmond
tho I'd Of February, expecting TO have his wife follow
him on the first vessel carrying lady passengers.
Only ono such vessel visits Alaska during tho year,
and does not leave San Francisco until August
Colono Leroy Woods had been stationed North three
years had been IN the government employ several
years before that. telegram received yesterday
morning announced that the schooner General Miller
had capsized, and hope entertained that any OF
the passengers crew can be saved.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26

ANTWERP. March 25-Arrvcd. barK Europa (Nor) forge
sen, New YorE
AMSTERDAM. March 25-Arrived. bark A @ Mver (Ger),
Prehn, Pensacola.
ALEXANDRIA, March e-Arrived bark Luisa Bruno UtsD
Lauro, New York.
BnrxHAx. March 2i--of. bark Chapman tRus, NikoIa.
Pensacola for Kimpen.
BRISTOL March .5-Arved. barks Ajax tNor). Apcnss,
New York Dante Au. vlduiich, do; brig Toronto tBr
Urquhart, do.
Bosrox E. March ~ Sailed. bark Sarah Cam (Br).
Bcvsridge, Delaware BreaKwater
Bremen, March 25-Arrivcd, ship stamhou tBr. Cam,
New Orleans; bark Harrisburg Ger, Hssbagen Baltimore
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 25, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY rHE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToNB rELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToNE rBLEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer The Queen lBr. Alltree. Liverpool March is
Hurst Had strong Wind. and gales with heavy
hssn SEAS. aunT gale 5" a shs 10 s"''sS r.
%:sf bound attn ss
sSS1 lin. ~s's ss; ;;s'% mile. Of
steamer; 1877 miles OF do. hcgisn stsAmer AL oound
steamer state OF Loulsisn. tBr). Johnston Glasgow
Austin Baldwin Co. Had westerly winds the entire
sssmsr Crest 3D. Darling Mcs.in: Feb 2S r:s.mSS =. mo
steamer canims tBr,. Liddicoas. Bermuda March p.
Off Of Bsmuda. passed brig bound p also % whsl; 4
os Ion 81 schr Birdsa waterogRsd and ahan-
steamer neas'ator Doanc wilnington. NC. days. with
Steamer John Sson Ma.nso Georgetown De- With
scst Il Lsmus Hail eor Fall River, Paddock. Hamburg
b. s o 90 ss' S. Ssr sar.h rG Hos
Weather Cape Nay. NV gales
s ssd pssis5
Kaso wsnwor from Ksy..s. for Bs.i%ors
schr Annie Bell toi New Hsvsn3. esd Mayasus1 N1 10
winas most The % p.s'ags yc;. r.,n.,d,,. 10 a.v.
with naval stor,s TO Dollner. Potter 4 Co.. vessel to
Sehr 4 Dewitt. Mason. Jacksonville ls days. with
lumber to order. -
schr Moses Bromhai. Gillette, Savannah days. with
lumber o order: vessel to Ev ms. Ball Co.
schr American Team, Richmond. VAL
Schr Thomas Wooey Osoorn Virginia -
Schr james Phelps rockwell. Baltimore for Providenre
schr Rodney Parker. Parker Baltimore o. Nov Hrv,n
KYrURHED-Unted States steam Wyoming. hence
March l6 Tor Havre having sprung leak when about O
miles 1. OF Sandy Hook. She viii tho dry dock Tor
examination.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND EAST
Steamer Eleanors. Johnson, Now York for Portland.
Steamer Doris. Shirley, New York Tor evidence.
Bark Henry Norwe. Burscss. New i0rk Tor boston.
Schr l. Kenny, Farr. New York far Rockand.
Schr Geo Edwin, Fowler Amhos for Northport.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
GEORGE c. JOHN. ON.

George c. Johnson, OF windham Centre. Conn.,,
was found dead In his bed at that place on
Sunday morning ana incidental circumstances
gavo risc to tho report that he had COM
mtted suicide. Tho Norwich Bulletin Of to-day
says that this rumor w,dely circulated has no
Trustworthy foundation in fact. Ho has been spec
uIator in Wall street. New York, for years past, and
in 1873 lost over 500 600. II reported that re-
Continental Lie insurance Company OF Hartford, OF
which te was and took holder 10 the amount
OF about $5O.000 at par value, had produced
depresson OF spirits. On tho statement
OF his family physician and those who
had the best knowledge oil the facts, tho story
death can be positively denied BIS decease 10 at
trbuted 10 brain disorder
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
REV. FREDERICK oaILBY, d d.

The Rev. Frederick OgIby, D. D., assistant minis
Ter oil Trinity Church, died yesterday al hIs residence
No. 223 West Twentyihird street, In tho sixty-ntth
year Of his aga DR. Oylby became assistant minister
OF Trinity church in July, 1855 and since then has
oGlciaed at that Church. acquiring reputation
scholarly preacher and writer.
Ho was born In Dublin ireland, on tho 9Th OF De-
cembsr, 1915, and came to New York beioro bc was
ton years OF age HIS brother the late DR. John d.
Oglby, first rector OF Columbia Grammar School, Pro.
fcssor Of Hebrew at Rutgers College aud P. ossor Of
Ecclcsiastical History ut the Episcopal Theological
seminary DR. Ogby, after aiprcparatory course, en-
terod COLUMBIA College anu spent three years
OF study there. His senior year he spcnt
At Rutgers College and graduated thero In
1885. Occupying himself as tutor for. two
years hc entered tho General Theological Seminary
aud graduated after two years course He tbch
made rector OF the three parishes OF Railway, Wood
bridge ana Pisca,away, N. j., remaining there only
one ear however, ana tnon accepting the position OF
ass stalt rector Ut Grac, Churcn IN tbis city. He
mad rumbcr OF visits TO Enrland ana Irci,Ed aud
rsucbed rri"at ~, aud during hts reror-uip
oil tao Cturch OF the Asce ut Phiad, Ipna edited
~ hmm ~ t,a tfoss, religious week y paper. lie
stopped In Philadelphia until his appointment to
TrInit, PARISH, whore he remained un'I his death.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
SAILED.

Ashland Phiiadephia Alhemare Lewes Del; ships Ole.
opatrs (AuO Liverpool: Lev BURGESS do Royal Alex.
DID, do; Cavalier (rl. do; Holden (Nor Anjsr;
barks Carolina Aus) Cork: Pym tBr,. Yosohsm.; brig
Chms Hoard (Br st Johns PR; schrs Alscna, Sexus;
Nelly Potter. Washington, NC; J vsudusen, II Hood
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
MRS. MARTHA r. H. HARRISON.

Mrs Martina RosalIne Holmes, wife OF ex.Mayor
Stephen D. Harrison, OF Jersey City. died on Sunday
at her residence on Bentley avenue, Jersey City
Heights alter an illness Of i've months She was
nifty five years OF age and had resided In Jersey City
from the time OF her birth. She was connected with
the oldest and weathiest families In Hudson county
Deceased leaves family OF three two daugh.
ters The eldest son, Thomas Harrison, Is an ex.
President OF the Jersey City Board OF Aldermen.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26

His associations both In this country and Europe
with the most distinguished aud learned men oil
the day.
The funeral services will be heIo At Trinity Church
on Frid,y, the 29lh inst, at one O'Clock P. n.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Shin IrweT (Br), Mcdonald, from Pensacols ~ Bar.
row March o. is miles SW OF Bermuda.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
w. T. CLARKE.

William T. Clarke, agod fty-three. son Of William
Clarke, tho pioneer OF jamestown, N. Y. left Wash
ington a week ago for his homo On Tuesday night,
muddy and wet, ne knocked at a farmhouse, near
Nunda, N Y, unable to speak, became unconscious
md remaincd until his death, which occurred yes
terday The case is wrapped In mystery.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
THE SULTAN OF MoRocoo.

cable despatch from Madrid, Spain, announces the
at Tangier. of Muisy -Hassan, the Sultan of
Morocco He proclaimed on September 25, 1873
and succeeded his father the late Sultan Sdi Moham-
med. Muiey-Abas will u,ceed to the throne.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
W. II. sTRUNK.
DOG EXTERMINATORS.

william H. Strunk, for sxty-two years prominent
armer, died al jamestown, N. Y. yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. THIRD DIsrRIcrl
ToMrKiTsvILLR, NY, March Is, 1873 !
spar BUOY red and black horizontal stripes has been
plnced 10 the tug Sc andin
s,eduey's Chsnnei &C RHIND. Commodors. UsA.
Lighthouse Inspector, Third district
Capt Davis, pilot Of steamer John stesrns reports
that tho light Captains Island cut the 25th
inst. from O'Clock until sunrise
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
THOMAS JOHNSON.

Thomas johnson, ex-Chef Justice Of tho Supreme
Court OF Arkansas died at Little Rock ArK, ycster.
dty.