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AMUSEMENT

THE ACADEMY OF MUsIc--sRIESzI."
The production last night Of this opera by Pap
penheim- Adams company OF the events OF tho
operate season iair audience assembled ana every
stsge effect showed that pains had bean spared to
contribute 10 an artistic The music OF the
opera was superbly rendered. aud the audience hav
Ing becn already informed through the HERALD of
the plot were enabled follow II intelligentiy.
1t is said that this Is wagner's first operate
effort. and that the composition IS iorty
years old. II Is TO bc presumed, therefore,
that have the great poser his best long be-
fore be began 10 climb the step ladder OF musical meta
physics. He certainly gives meod which we
can seize and adapt thoughts that we can remember,
notes that not wild and mysterious and do not
drive bis interpreters mad with endeavoE
Tho performance last night was full of dramatic and
genius of tho great composer Tho opera teens with
elictous themes remindingt listener Of Verdi and
heycrbeer and yet suggestive OF tho peculiar method
That has made Wagner familiar as exemplsr Of tho
poeiicai and dreamy method OF what may be called
new school
As Adriano Mdlie. Pappenheim never appeared to
greater advantage. Mr.. Adams, however was out OF
voice. ana, though acting well, sang hoarsoly
Miss Alexandra Human, as Irene, performed
her part admirably. Mr.. Blum likewise represe nted
hts character oil Orsint with his usual good AS
has already been remarked the opera Is full OF bril-
lions thero reason why II shall not take
its place among the best OF the great musical
lures that belong to the stage. There Is much of
melody, Instrumentation and effect that deserves
comment but the lateness OF the hour when the
last note was heard fcrbds the exten dcd criticism
which the demands.
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SAILED.

Steamer Aibemarle. for Lewes, Del; ships Lima Uer)
Antwerp Metc,If tGep Bremen ;barSs Frank, Cadz
Boy lcsa (Nor), tiee aud Stockhom Sirrah (NoD. Co
penhagen Bore CSwe) Cape Town Vdfarne tNor). Cork
Modesto (Br) BRISTOL; Evane. Genoa; IN II Genn. ALI
cante Francis Htysrd lBr). Havre jose do Bueno, st
Jsgo and Guantanamo; flanio uta). Dundsik; brig
Kodak Exeter, h: schrs Morris Perot, Para; Mar
rctt Baraco Ellie simmons, Bsrbados;J W haI Jack
sonvis; l. A tommei Fall River; Jennie 4 shepherd,
Hilton, L NJ Reed, Clara Leavtt,J Harlow. Mary
Frveland, american Eagle, Odiorne, VIM Mason. aud
Alice Higgins.
Also sailed. bark Hattie NJ (Br, for Rotterdam schrs
~ Virginia. Flake. do
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TUMBLED THROUGH A BRIDGE.

Peter d. Garretson fell through hole in The Penn
syvania Raiiroad Company's bridge at New Brunse
wick. N. j., yesterday and was drowned. Tho body
was recovered Deceased sixty seven years old.
and been IN the employ OF the railroad company
tor ten twelve years past. Ho was father OF the
late Rev. Albert |. Garretson.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Kate Cam (Br), Cana, from Londonderry for
Philadelphia. March - I5 miles SSE ~ Sandy Hook Tho
Incorrectly reported arrived Mt Now YORK In
yesterdays edition.
Bark Emfna Partridge. Partridge from Sourabaya for
Boston, March g. - mies SE OF Barnegat
Brig Jnane DID, Sheppard from Pensacola for Cape
Town CGIi. Feb -. lrt x ~ ., ION IS "a W.
Brig Arvid ,Sw). Nscn, from Rio drande do Sui for
Boston. March lat 3s 40. lon 73 10. ~
schr Eddie Pierce HAwcs fro1 MIragoane for Port
tonic, Feb IA, OF the end OF Hsyti.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

Mary Ellen Hennion, aged nine, being left with two
Sma children In a barn, In which the family lived
~ West Paterson ~ j. was burned to doath Satur-
day evening IRON her clothes catching nrc ut the
et0vc sho fingered IN terrible agony unt about mid.
night, whom she expired The family Is very poor
and tho parents were both out az work At the time
OF the accident.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

EEw YORK, March 4-Noon
The time ball the Of the Western Union Build
ing was to-day dropped correctly. s-.
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE-rHE "sEA OF

ICE"
Tho romantic scenes OF 'Thc Sea OF Ice" are pre-
Bented at the New Park Theatre this woek. Miss
Louise Pomeroy appeared last evening in the char
Hcter Of Louise de Lascours and Ogarita and got de-
served applause. She was supported by MT james
N. Hardle Carlos Mr.. J. y. Little as Raoul, Mr..
George EdesOn Barabas Miss Marie Prescott NJ
Diana Their acting ordinary, but tho piece, as
whole, we'll rendered and the audience seemed In
highly apprcciative mood. II will continue the
program every night Of the week except Friday,
when, Tor the special benefit oi MISS Pomeroy,
ssRomeo and Julietn will be enacted
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Ogce.

DATES oy DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
MARCH.
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OLYMPIC rHEArIx.

The attraction at the Olympic Theatre last evening
sketch intended to represent the Saycrs Hecnan
prze fight The different scenes Immediately prcced-
ing this memorable contest were presented with suf
fccu fidelity be at times quite realistic and gen
orally as tiresomc and vulgar as the preliminares to
such a contest could be. The picture of the ring
md surroundings was tolcrably good reproduction
from the common prints OF the original nsht. Two
well known boxers-"Johnny' Dwycr aud "Joc'
Goss--personated the pngilists. Alter q series of
rather tame tableaux they had a merry set-two OF
three short rounds with liberal exchange of istic
cour.esies. Their Efforts were very generously ap-
plauded.
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LYcEuM rHEArnE--"eoIp MAD"

Tho new American DRAMA 'Gold Mad, which has
for its author q young Harvard student, was pro-
duccd al tho Lyceum fheatre last evening before
large audience The plot OF the piece has already
been given In these columns II is only necessary at
this writing TO speak Of It's merits aud demerits
There is flavor OF the Western dramas about this
one; but wo do not think that II IS imita-
ton OF any, though suggestive OF some Tho
grent trouble with "Gold Mad redundancy Of d,a-
loguc; but the pruning knife will remedy thts
The situations mapy ana often strong, ana tho
scon II the first act OF tho and the second
third IS brisk There Is little stranng after elect
IN some OF the acts, but, the WHOLE the piece Is
not bad one. The principal actors W. H. Lcnkc,
l. F. Barrett, Elmer Warner. J. B. Ashton, MISS
Avonia Phelps, Miss Herbert and Hiss Ellis. The
audience was evidently pleased, and applauded gener.
ously but somewhat unfortunately. Sold Mad'
Will be repeated At the Lyceum until iurther notice.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

BARK Souvenir tyor AndreAssen, from London An Z.
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WEATHER REPORT.

HoLrnrAD. March 4-wind ssw. fresh; barometer,
30a46
PLYMOUTH March 4-wind sw, moderate; barometer.
1880
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DIR. wAKEMANs SAD DEATH
From the Daily saratogian, August Ill

From tho Daily saratosian, August III
Or. Woodward wakeman. OF Forty sixth street,
New York. was drowned nj Blue Mountain Lake,
while bathing. last Thursday afternoon He was
ABOUT thirty years Of age and the eldest OF
Hon. A. b. wakeman, ex.postmsster OF New York
city. DR.. wsKeman owned q cottage the shores OF
that lake, where ne snd his wife, together with num-
Der OF intimate friends were rusticatDe. The cottage
MAS located within few yards OF the waters edge.
He stood In the water the depth OF hts waist and
was amusing himself by throwing pebbles and talkins
WIN Mrs. WakemAn, who sat on tue cottage plaza
suddenly he 10 throw up his arms.
stagger back INTO deep water aud sink to the
bottom. lie did not rise. His BODY was subsequently
recovered at the point that was disappear.
We are Informed that he troubled with heart dis
ease, and is probable that this may have been tho
cause oil hts drowning aud failing TO come to the sur
face lie was In town few days since, making brief
visit NJ the States previous TO his return MS lake
cottage. The remains OF the deceased wore brought
down on the Adirondack tram yesterday Loon aLd
were taken 10 Sandy Hill the three z. NJ train
the Delaware aud HUDSON Railroad accompanied BY
his friends ana Mrs Dr. wakeman, who was formerly
a MISS Murphy, OF tbat place. Mr. A. h. wakeman
and family are at tneir sandy Hill country seat
building located the public square there and known
as the General Clark mansion. The remains oil the
deceased Will BIO inferred at that place
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HOW FAIR They PLAY IN FAIRPLAY.

From the Grass Valley CAL Uoion, August IL
Tho town OF Fairpiav, Col, so named from the iaip
manner in which s people play poker was enlivensA
long BY litte game whose salisf actory 70.
suit will commend IL avoraDy TO all who become eu-
tangled In ike disputes Before the draw Mr. Graves
held a King full aud Walker reJotoed 10 three aces
but alter that interesting ceremony Walker exhibited
four aces and claimed the stakes, whereupou Graves
drew n slx.shooter anu reckoned his hand Was
tho best Walker Immediately supplemented the our
aces win bowie knic and the dispute was settled to
tho perfect satisfaction OF the sutsiders thor,
enough IN the pot TO purchase too handsome co "A "a
and the next day both gentemen took up psr MAJ
residences, side by SIDE In the beautiful vsmstery
that reflects 90 nj oh credit on Fsirplsy.
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EXCURSIONS.

A PLYMOUTH ROCK EyERY DAT
Delightful daily family excursions up
....n down The beautiful hudson River.
kOMANllC | THE RHINE OF AMERICA.
in Jarrett fsimer's superb palace ste amer
PLYMOUTH ROCK. Captain sam. Martin.
stopping a good while A
WEST POINT AND NEWBURG.
SAIL Ywhere tue scenery 10 a. its .rzndest. OPP.
purtuDily gwen tor visiting United
states Military Academy or washin gton's
FINE MUSICAL ENrERrAINMFNr
DAILY lMARI>E BAND. GLEE CLUB XYLo.
IPHONE. BENT the great cornet player;
IEHIMES. kc.
REtECTOKY ON BOARD
FARE, entire grand excurson 80 CENTS
INCLUDING Children. - cents
BOAT LEAVES every morning dnclud.
ing sUNDAYs) from lf~r | (at the Bat
tery). North River. At .; l5 o'clock and ton
OF nd ST.. North River. At S:f5 o'clock
SUNDAYS. BhOOKLYN PASsENGER> will
,NNfX boat Fulton ST.. sos A. VI.
40 EXTRA CHARGE for transfer either
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ExCtJssSss,N.

A -ExCUhsION TRIMMING or Ali, KIND, 0fJ1Sf
"A "a. the METROPOLITAN JOB OFFICE. " ann A.
A FISHING BANKS. Every DAY sATURpAYs
n excepted -stcsmer SETH Low With ne boil.y ana
saloon saying frsnslin st.. H.. -; srh A. T. R 75
per f.2o 22d st.. N. X, so. 10Th 81 ~ X n
p'ere ~ H., $40 A. NJ Gents tickets zoe. Iaass' soc
Al u. FOSTER, Manager
.foh EXCURSIONS STEAMER .. r. SCHUYLER
dentsi Glen wood ard Other fsvorits groves
MAkrhN HASKELL ii9 southsI Open suudavs
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HERALD MONDAY ls7s-WITH SUPPLEMENT


~ -
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
GSEw YORK 70 skl sfoI s thN.LAs6i DIREer.-
Pis;ls. East River: !. follows Hs D'
CABIN passage, $50 sSS SO fr.p.a .....s. sss
passage apply 70 ". D. MORGAN. Agent, 70 south 81
A Liam LINE ROYAL NAIL sTE.Nsnirs SAIL
sAEDNIxM August rpm
AUGUST 2s from Halifax, September shortest ocean
fEsss.dFs superb accommodation" c. lh'h agent "
GuIoN LINE UNITED ST TEs NAIL STEAMERS
leaving Pier oss S"ia ana nrs4 io1s Kns
wyoming Aug 81 'rsrs rn Sonssua Sept 10 SPIN
S.ss 81 b a. 4.
smoking, bath ssoms and plano on each steamer
'A'ell' D'e' WILLIAMS ouIos, 20 Broadway
ssHwr IEsSAS NEM 4Skk sSS rAAXSyhr
:SLIE 81 P@Hs .ss ss
fsioE q f&ssHsk il SSrD sasissia & Wins. 10
kHu TcRaTs Tin IDGcRb ans
Steamers marked thus ~ do not carry sesrags passen
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent. IS Broadway.
or 1ISS z
A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL
"A The only Transatlantic line sailing under the American
RID s IA srh LIE fo A1 SssSs4iwlsf NJ
sf % .: ana ss '' '''s
v NEDEkLAND sails FRIDAY Anguss %, y noon
fEsE fpf assS
JOIN York
(IUNARD LINE. xo
With view to diminish the Chance. OF collisions tho
Of this take specific for ai
on the outward from Queenstown to New York
Oh n, e the north o q
A ABTSNi Ws Aug q AhGEEiA Wed sept
low rates Freight and passage ONCE No Bowling .i,sen
WHITE STAR LINE.
NOTICE is1 essss.sa%s, s sss Il, %is:.ss ss'
y =. n, Doth the
GERMANIC. Saturday August "a PIP. W
AbkIaro r n"%.sSs, s 1pss or noon M
From White ss STAT d sn, pier o. North Kivsr
r.s:ss:sls IS . '..,. ~
doi h t i 3 % ti are s paiio
n s:s ..s ] 80 an''''s
s iss apply at
'"' eDnD- ounce . D-YAD~y i. ). NdSsfIs. Agent:
ii,rv P1R . 2uEENsrowN AAD LIVERPOOL,
CITY 0E EGilA33SD Saturday: Ans. 81, "a y.
From pier 81 North River, foot Charlton ST.
Cabin $50 and 500 gold Return ticket: iay.rss.
SALOON ..sro.m. oains and bath .mid.lp.
JOHN g. DALE Agent,
Phil.delDhiA Office. lo5 south 4th st.
NroRTu aFRVAN Lawn ----------------
N Steamship Line between New York, Southampton,
MosEL sUaa0 % a.yF1 p D1d srSme. sat-. Sent
ODER: SAT, Aug; 81 R1hIS Sat- sept. Il
dGS sSs
age $40 Return tsas.s a. rates Free
'Sa H. ::.s; e Ss.:: :ss ss'ssa;
oALRlChs L Co. Bowling Green.
HANBcKG AMERICAN PACKET g9MrASY's LINE
fkislA august s ssSs%Ssr -
Rates o. passage e. fymouh London % Ham
''SIgS s.si1 fe3 GSd 'esrsss ss2
General Agents. General Passenger Agents.
.. Broad St. Now York 81 s59.Sw.y, New YORK
sF1TE 9E ss,:S:y
STATE OF INDIANA Thursday. s:pts%Ssr
Rs s to a. s.sn @
srEkRads fiSKs T Al As sks eaib XSp At
MOST DIRECT AND E170l0MIcAI 1oITTE 70
M Hoi.nc p..,u 1N III Rhio. sn,,.,a ~
Vi. Ros.erasm casspsss s ronto to Paris &C. &c.
Steamer MAS 1890 s.pssnSer Z
These hssu'tiu carving the United STAGES
puslc - '"' '''"''"D'' "' S''A' '"'0''''' WIN '"'
Trips regular ratesow, comfort and living perfect
FUSCH' EpYE 4 CO.. 'DA''iIs'w Wv. MORRIS.
MARI. Em,c "a ma 81 .,,c. rn ~ nroaa"ay
yI7TT ANN TTyr M So,Ir,I. Yprox IN ,ITI =
IN sfiliqs from Eagle pier iessssp, foo~s'
OTRxNro ~" - yknbn .ns q
First Cabin $50 currsncy tncDTsion Ticket. on
i.vGis. terms Apply to CHARLES
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A -A.-RoCKAwAY b ACH EXCURSION.

A Brighton BEACH.
Thirty-tourth street ferry and Hunters Point
- LONG ISLAND RAILRoAD AND
- ISLAND RAILROAD
- PULLMAN PARLon CARS. STEEL RAILS
LONG Leave EAST ar s4Sh ss a. fDsxILY:-ens. 10
R1 Lf 10 Sfas% Fish s 20 so 40 iS
Ro,n so 1a@ sac ~ y n i.ii1 POM
- ROUND TRIP, SO CENTS.
- :, Tins from New YORK to brighton Beach, oSE
New York Tran>er Companvs coupes ana coaches con.
meet with afternoon and evening trains Tor ali points In
W.M LAfFAN, y. Y Passenger Agent. 2ei sroadway.
J. CHIrrENDEN, g. +. A. > SPENCER zen. supt
A MANHATTAN BEACH.
The Greet Seaside Resort of New York.
Two and half miles OF Ocean Beach 80
Unequ allied Surf Bathing The finest bathing establish
men. in existence, costing over SooOoo.
The Grand Hotel
The largest Paw lion on the coast
The beautiful Amphitheatre.
The wonderful Electric Lights
The Marine Railway two miles along the SURF
Tho Boating AT the East Eud.
Grafulh,'s celebrated seventh Regiment Band Uorty
pieces erf, FINE faB any VIZ aGnEsEXpo1xr
Take steamer IA Nook loot Esd ST. Enst River t.
rsenpont -four minntesj, at $40. 9t, lo:45. II %
1 :45 A. NJ; FAB y - 20 90 I'D. 3D. s;io
Only A. minutes TO tho Beach;
take steamers d. X. IARTiN andTHoNAs CoLLyER
from I'D st North River g. 10. H. H. l. ia L. o. O.
o'clock
Leroy st. North River, 9:0. iOlo II 40 II TO- ~.
2:lo. 3:lo. 4:lO, 5:lO. . 10 7;l0 49,
Pier North River, y:25 lo:25. IL :25, ~ %. :2a
keurping-Trains leave Manhattan Beach tor New YORK
Ratu rning via Bay Ridge every up o 35 r. N.
Excursion Tickets. good either route. 80 cents
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MET" oPoLITAN
M ELEVATED RAILWAY
OPEN From 80 A. NJ TO u z NJ

M OPEN ssI ELEM so nAILy ya
xpsEIi sT-ss.. point =. 2. sSrh ferry and Battery
C0RrLANDr sr.-Nesrsst point Tor Jersey City and
PAKK fLACENe.res, poiu, for Pos. Office. City eli
''s b.,. TERI, to n0s s. 70,
GRAND sfNsarest point for Dssbrosses ferry TO
jersey C,ty and Peoples Line steamers tor Albany.
vii sT-Nsarest point for Christopher street Terry to
ESD point for stree, ferry to
40 sT-Neares. point tor New York Central Railro,d
Depot s;, ST.
ssr1i 81 sr.-S..rss. Do,u. for c.a.r.lp Park
rp or r Fs tax ss. s. s.. Tide ia:
Is'O ssss 'hs iss.. &C. s.as aud
kouTE.from ss.s q. along on Az 30 and along Aml.y
and aioEg West broadway TO ,Jhsmbsrs crossing ioto
CONNECTS WITH THE FOLLOWING HORSE cAH
At RECTOR ST.. with ears Tor south ferry
At GRAND ST. with for East Grand
At sfi 81 With Tor chT.s"pSsS aud Es. ron.a
Al itii ST. ~sa Tor Yves, Twep,, third ana E..,
ry 4, Al, ss n.q Thirty ioas,s street ferries
AT S'fi ST. with cars fsr Be-, L .I,,, DsSoas
NJ vAy BeocKLrS, saperis,en dsSl '''''''"''
Tuk GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE no BOSTON.
i Providence direct
FULL NIGHTS kEsf. ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
The iayorlte palace steamers MAssACm USE rrs and
RHODE ISLAND. from pier 20 North River. At 8 r. ~
Tue OLD. RELIABLE sTONfNGTUN LINE
tor all points J. asst from pier 80 North River
loot ofJay st.. ut B r. NJ
4 oNG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA.
IL via New jersey Southern Railroad.
commencing June ~, 1874 will Iesv
New YORK. pier worth iver toot Rector
at San1y Hook with trains Tor
Long Branch $50 =. NJ, =, 5A5. s, 5:s5P.M
Beach Haven g A. NJ, 1 a. NJ
vinelsnd. Bridsct.u aud Atlantic City, IPM
Philadelphia aud Tuckerton, q A. NJ. T. J:4s y NJ
Ocean drove $500 NJ. I. a:43, s 4. NJ
sundays, tor Long Branch. y 30 A. NJ
-A-----WM = sNEDkN. General Manager,
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LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOArs.-C. vIBBARD
n and DANIEL DREW leave vesry street pier NJ :35
aud yfourth pier At M landing Nyack
Terry West Point Nswburg. Poughksepse. Rhinebeek.
Saugeres, Catskf anu Hudson Connects ut Vest Point
with steamer Carrie lard for Cold spring and CORNWALL
To West Point or Newburg returning by down
cursion Trnsier by Annex boat leaving Brooklyn
ut A. NJ. connecting At Albany with trains ana
Special and saratoga, making Gloss
connections stopping only at MechAnesve Round Lake
and Baiston Tickets boats Baggx-e checked. Round
n . 4 ursion
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THIS Is THE ONLY EVENING LINE STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAG
THROUGH TO POINTS ON NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
W. H. DREW, President.
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TIE WAR.

What is the war TO be about? Russia
has conquered Turkey and proposes to
dismember it or reduce it to vassslsge.
THE strikes at 10th English and Aus
trisn interests. England is interested in
the continued existence of the Ottoman
Empire. That Government commands
geographical positions of the highest i'm
portance to England. 1t holds in its
power the highway from England to her
provinces in India.
Austria is suffering from heterogene-
Gus population. The Germans, Bohemi-
ars, Hun gsrisns and other nstionslIties
which make up the Empire, have d.
verse and often positively clsshing inter-
ests. With the westward extension of
the Russian border, or even with in
creased Russian influence in the princi-
pslities, che would find 1t much more
difficult to preserve the quiet and integ-
rity of her domlnions. There seems to
be reason IN the complaints of both Eng
land and Austria.
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The Cambridge Jefcrsonjd" says that
"the uncertainty in regard to the fate of
JOIN y. FoRDYCE remains as great as
ever. The gloom that shrouds his his
tory after drawing the $500 at Omaha
is dense and as yet unpenetra6le. On
Tuesday evening his relatives here re-
ceived q letter from his brother SAMUEL,
who is still in the Yves. endesvoring to
solve the mystery, Inthis letter SAMUEL
SAWS that he has been unable to make
any sddittona! discoveries, except that
he is now certain that JOHN never
reached junction City, near which place
his farm is situated"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-04

The charges against Wells are essenti-
ally different from those against Ander-
son, but the result in his case will prove
rather discoursgIng, and probably lead to
the abandonment OF all the cases Pitts
b1lrgh Commercial.
Simply because one scoundrol escapes
from merited punishment, is no reason
why the laws should not be enforced
against others On the contrary the case
OF ANDERSON should cause the legal au-
thorities of Louisiana 10 work with re.
doubled energy to convict WELLS and
his associates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-04

The official report of the committee
appointed TO adjust the losses by the riot
of last summer in Pittsburgh, places the
amount of claims at $3,80l, LOG 1t
throws out 1896, 4S6 Of this and allows
$4,000. This does not include the
claim Of the Pittsburgh Grain Elevator
Company for $2O6, 2O2, that of the Key
stone Hotel Company for $4,000, or the
losses of toe Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
2aay, whose exact damages have been
kept secret.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-04

ONE hundred ard forty warehouses in
Nebraska, Wisconsin, Iowa and Mime
sofa report that they held 2,0ll,0OO
bushels Of wheat on the first of April.
This is sn excess of $4,000 bushels over
the amount held By the same houses last
year at this time Chicago and Milwau-
kee report that they have 3,452,6O5 BUSH
els less than in 1878. It's also estimated
that the farmers have at least one-third
Of last years crop on hand in the States
mentioned.
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TlLDEN is soon to appear before the
Supreme Court of the United States for
deCrsuding the Government out of his
income tax; and HAYES has been cited,
by MoNTGoMERY BLAIR, to appear be-
fore the same court for defrsuding TIL
DEN out of the Presidency.
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AMes,ern Cat.s Queer Family.

Virginia, New, Territorial Enterprise.
A Gold Hill cat has four young ones,
one of which has the head of dog, The
one that has the dogs head news like 8
cat, while the three that look like cats
bark like puppies. All the doctors of the
town have examined the litter, have
looked wise and said it was IuSuS nat
1rG. The doctors having said this, there
is nothing more to be said.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-04

THE E.ns Iron Works, at Ironton,
have made an assignment. The failure
is bad one-the liabilities aggrogsting
a million dollars. Although the assets
are put down at 100000, of course they
Will dwlndle down to an insignificant
sum before the bankrupt concern is
wound up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-04

A GREAT hub-bub is raised in some
quarters because government bonds are
selling few cents lower than they were
year ago. Well, amt labor and all the
products OF labor selling for much less
than they brought year ago, also2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-04

THE nteiiigsncer deemed the REGIS
TIERS Burton special dispatch about the
arrest of VILLERs of sufficient value
u . piece of news to copy it from
the Pittsburgh Leader after that paper
had transferred it to its columns from the
REGISTER. "Who says the editor has not
a nose for fresh newsP"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-04

HAYES knows ne is right, whether be
is or not, according to the Chicago Tn
Jttne. His calmness "under the recent
attacks upon him and his policy is the
most irritating thing IN modern political
history"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-04

MADAME REsTEL bought bloody
corpse from the morgue, had it placed in
her bath room with a horrible cash
across lis throat, labelled it "They are
sure to convict me-" and quietly took
passage for Europe.