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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-03
TRAIN WRECKER CONVICTED.
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icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
~. * 1AsxpIsoxRuRG. Va, Jan. 2. 1875.
In the cssc Of the Commonwealth against Ettenger
for wreckins tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train
the jury after twenty hours delioeration found
tho prisoner guilty OF murder in the second degree
and fixed the term of his imprisonment IN the
Ponitentary at eighteen years Most of the evidence
was purely crcums tan tial but pointed inevitably to
tho guilt of the prisoner. Public excitement ran
hugh as two lives had been lost and II was the thru
attempt in that negnbOrhood to throw trans Oft tho
truck. Great ID due 10 tho people IN tho neigh
borhood and the railroad company Tor energy in seek
ing the guilty party
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SAILED.

Steamers Abyssinia (Br). for Lverpool Elysia tBr.
London Geo Clyde hsrleston Alliance. Philadelpha
s sp A xonso Ss U.5s S.Fs
London; Nneveh. Baenos Ayres: Cherokee. Bordeaux
Tamaris ttr). Marselles: Torfcus tNor) Cork Fal
mouth County Of Richmond (B). kio Janero; brig Gem,
Barbados: schr Comet, KINGSTON. ia.
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COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.

special meeting OF the Tammany Committee on
Organization held yesterday afternoon Arrange
menis made for the meeting OF the new General
Committee Tor 1873. the nrst session OF which will
take place this evening. IL Is Understood that Mr..
Henry L. Clinton will be reelected chairman. No
other business OF lnteres: was transacted.
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ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
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REIDsvILLE, N g., Jan. 2, 1878.
A train on the Richmond and Danville Railroad
narrowly escaped destruction two miles east OF this
point this evening Some 1end.in human shape had
paccd a sill across the track upon which the train
ran but was proceeding ut slow rate, and owing
TO the caution and promptaess OF the engineer, no
damage oil serious nature occurred. The pilot OF the
snginc badly Sedged, and Tho conclusion was
Riolan
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from San Francisco Dec IS bark Northern Light,
Meen TO cruiso.
letter from Capt Smell, OF Adene Gibbs Now
Bedford ports her Helena Nov with AIS bbls
1875 do hpbk 40 lbs smbergs since leaving st Helena
May. :.
Bedford dated Bravs Nov o. gives report Of oil, but
reports all we'll
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The 900 tickets ending With hRure tho tho
ending fxure Of the drawing tho first cnpita
$50 900 zach entitled to $40 Witness hands a
Covington KY this day (Snturday), december 10 1871
X. i EaMsAY, { Commissioners.
Next Drawing Tuesday January rs. 1879 s67 s25 N
prix s. Capital prize SlJ0Ju. Whole tickets VI.
Address all orders to
SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON, ~ 30 st., Louisville Kv. f.
or WILLIAMSON h CO, Eastern Agents.
$50 Brosdw~y, corner Prince st.. New York.
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BELOW.

Bark Kong Carl Nor, Hcnricksen, from Liverpool
Nov g.
BARK Aiphsus Marshali CBr. McFadden from Antwerp
Nov . viz shccrncss Nov l6.
Brig Bertha DR., from Table Bay.
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CLEARED.

steamer Abyssinia tBr, Murphy Liverpool via Queens
town G q Franklyn.
steamer Elvsis CBp. MeRitchie, London Henderson
Bros.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EASTERN AGENTS. WILLIAMSON 4 CO..
" $50 Broadway, corner Prince st.. Now York
Onicia Drawing of the Kentucky State LOTTERY tIass
drawn at Covingto Kv Saturday. Decem her 20 1877
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bark Hattie Dixon, Yates from Newport via Milford
Haven for Ssgus, Dec IL, lat IL Al, Ion 10.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK. jan 2-Noon.
The ball OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
(by standard time of the United States Naval Observatory
at Washington) to-day dropped correctly.
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NEWS
CEAN STEAMERS.
Sails Destination
StciDier.

Dates OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
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WEATHER REPORT
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLyHEAp. Jan 2-Wind S, light; barometer 30 33s
PLYMOUTH. Jan 2-Calm. fine: barometer 3O.4o.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
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CONSOLIDATED AFFAIRS.

Tho imposing ceremony OF consecrating two new
affairs took place yesterday In tho Church Of the
Most Hoy Redecmor, on Third street, avenue A,
in presence OF large congregation, numbering 4
least three thousand persons Right Rev.
Bishop Lynch, or Charleston, 8. G., per-
formed the ceremony, assisted by several clorgy-
mon oil thus and other cities. Tho solemn
service occupied nearly TOUR hours. commencing
shortly after seven O'Clock A. M. and lasting until
eleven. Among tho officiating clergymen were tho
rector, Rev. T. II. Anwander, who acted as principal
master OF ceremonies, aud all the Bedempto
Fathers Immediately connected with tho church;
Very Rev. Elias r. Shower, oi Baltimore; Rev. Louis
Dod, oil Boston; Rev. Bernard Beck ana Rev. Peter
Frischber, OF Pnldophia and Rev. Fathers shadler,
Lameil aud Lamcsch, oil this CITY,
The affairs stand IN semi circular alcoves eithor
sue vi tue main altar aud most elaborate speci-
mons of workmanship. They composed chiefly Of
Vermont marble, with ornamental pauels OF Spanish
and Belgian marble. Four highly polished and elab-
port tho same number Of ornate brackets bearing
chcrubim carrying Illuminated scrolls and floral
offerings, and these brackets uniting above
sustain dome surmounted by cross,
the whole forming two beautiful structures
OF chaste aud elegant design extending IRON the floor
the canopy oil the west dome life sized ny
OF the anger Gabriel An ingenously wrought ceutre-
piece above the west altar represents the Blessed
VIRGIN bearing ia her arms the infant Jesus. and IN u
prominent ncno Is the form oil Bishop AphoDs us, the
founder OF the Order OF REDEEM ptorists. over the
angelic GABRIEL isa female ngure Of great beauty rep
rosentng guardian angol holding by the hand ttle
child In the inches ABOVE this aitnr are iu sIzod
figures OF 81 joachim, ST. Joseph aud 81. Anu.
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REFORMED EPISCOPALIANS.

At the meeting Of the Reformed Episcopal Council
IN Newark yesterday tue namo Of the General Stand
ing COMMITTEE was changed to Executive Committee
and II was decided to hold the meeting Of The
Conference In Christ Church. Chicago. After Rev.
Mr. Mcclure hal corrected false reports
New York papers referring to future punish
ment tho Committee tho State OF the
Church reported, through Rev. Mr.. Sabine, and
forth that the ratio OF parishes reporting this
IL than before though there still NUMBER
which have made no returns. The parocnial returns,
tar as presented give the following -lndi
viduals l7U57 commandments 6,SOS; sunday school
scholars, 1874; sunday school teachers IA; bap-
tzed, us; confirmed els; collections for benevolent
Value Of cnurcu property, $500, 03l; encumorauces
$l3S 750 Adding In the value oI ianus held tor educa-
toua purposes In Chicago, the total value OF property
held by the Reformed Episcopal Church Is $500, OIL
an Increase OF $172,V 900 from 1871 During the year
the following congregations nave occupied their
churches-Four In PhiIadclphia, one each III Chi
cago Englewood (Cnicago New YORK, Digbee, N. ). /;
Moncton N. b. Toronto and Barrie, Ont; Ballimor re,
and Two In Charleston CONGREGATIONS nave taken
Philadelpha, Baltimore, 81. john LOUISVILLE Hamil-
ton, CauadH, ana 81. Thomas New congregations
have been formed In Philadelphia, tallahassee and
Jacksonville, Fla, Boston. Mass. Washington, ID. q. +,
Wheeling, w. Va, and Charleston, s. q. The cstab-
iishment vi the Reformed Episcopal Church In Eng
land hal been noteworthy feature IN the history Of
tho year, and number OF churcnes have been estab
lished IL also stated that the RI turns being
Incomplete tue number oil individual comm icants
Inc number oil commandments being between nine and
tau thous nd.
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MEETING OF CATHOLIC DELEGATES.

meeting was held last evening at the Dc In Sale
Institute, No. As Second street, OF delegates aud acr
mates IRON this city, brooklyn, Newark and New
Bfunswlck n j., TO tho National tonvcntion OF the
Young Mems Roman Catholic Union, 10 90 held
ut Buffalo, on Wednesday, the 22d inst Rev.
James NJ. Hayes oil ST. AIMS Church, acted
as chairman, and Mr.. W. b. Beers secretary
Oh motion IT vas decled mat tue delegates rom ew
York and vicinity leave body tuesday evening
on the Erie road nj six NJ, and that they return ny
the New YORK Central IL was proposed 10 go Into
caucus as TO what acton the local conve nton ould
take certain matters, so that they would act
unit, but the whole matter was iad on the table VII
next sunday evening, when the delegates will hold
another meeting at tho rooms of 81 Mary's Library
Society, NO. $50 Last broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-14
DREW THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

COMMENCEMENT wEEK--ANNUAL SERMON By
REV. DIR. PECK.
Commencement exercises in progress this week
at Drew Theological Seminary, Madison, N. j. Ex-
amiuaons were held yesterday and will be continued
to-day and tomorrow. At two O'Clock this afternoon
tho trustees will mot and at hafpast seven tho
Alumni arnlversary will be celebrated. The regular
commencement exercises will take place Thursday
morning next at ten O'Clock.
The annual sermon delivered In the Madison
Methodist Church last evening by the Rev. DR..
J. o. Peck, pastor Of the Mount Vernon Methodist
Church, Baltimore Tho preacher took for his text
Timothy IL, 15-"rhere never,' said he, ''was Pc
Rod when the minister put upon his mettle more
than now. What with the general intelligence and
increasing learning of tho people, the spread OF new
doctrines introduced by science, and tho rivalry OF
the ON nipresent and-I had almost said omnipotont,
press, the ministry must BIO made up OF able and IN
dustrous men or il will iail 10 the respect
which deserves. Study Is the master key
aud indispensable to standing well De orc God.
Many ministers iail because they anachronisins
because they wear thor graLdathers clothing and
The old gentleman may nave been a respectable and
heroic parsonage seventy-hve years ago but TINS is
grandfather. Tho progress OF science IL a good
example of the change from the past to
the present Tho suns beams will paint your portrait
tomorrow morning while artist l deciding upon
the color Of your eyes. Ingenious, inventive and
mind-nishlng men are sitting III the pcws, and they
discount the dull drowsy aDd superannuated men In
tho pulpit. TITO age Is clamoring Tor mon Of lightning
liKe thought ana infalbls logic, and the Church IL
standing uptoe on the talest heights, stranng her
eyes to discover Thorn ~ the HORIZON The min
lister must not be strong only dogma and
priesty assumption. He Is longer sur.
rounded with tho thuuders OF Sinai, he 10
attacked with tho moro awful thunder OF awakened
reason. Men arc walking Interrogation marks, and
they learn more from the newspaper 10 one morn ing
than their grandiathers learned in year. The daily
newspaper the university OF to-day. great French
writer has said, ''Soon the only book possible will
be newspaper" The progress OF Journalism dur Ing
tue past twenty years justnes this statement, winch
might have seemed Wild one quarter OF q century
ago. The munster OF the present Jay must measure
ny against the times with the taest loom grand
rs giant. He must DO man Of one idea, all tho
greatest in the world have been. He must have
sound body, or bis mind will mover be In CONDITION
for mad wor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-14
LONG DISTANCE WALKING.

Gcoree Guyon, OF Chicago, who finished second In
the recent thr,y.sx hours walk, aud hts hacker, Mr.
Charles Davies, called the Office Of the Sporisman
yesterday anu, leaving deposit oil $50 challenged
Charles A. Hartman, The wtnuor OF that event for
the champion belt Guyon Will DO pleased 10 meet
Hartman aud his backer as aUove this morhing NJ
eleven o'clock TO arrange preimnaries aud sign arti
clvs oi agreement Tue match Will be of tnirty-six
hours duration and $3.50 a sue The bell ~ heid
der the following provisions: -
The winner of the belt wit hold tho trophy subject to
chaente e., u viii have 10 be heu eighteen months
three times in become Individual property
Tae winner VIII have deposit sufficient guarantee with
tine promoter, all matches for posse trophy
will have to tor OF less than 500 side. aud
tue hodcr o tho belt must accept all challenges, Tut he
the time such match. providing II within
three OF the date SAID htengc Ih.ee weeks
pfur the hoaer shalt deposit with
staKebolacr. viii deliver IL to the winner Of tho
The New YORK Sportsman shall the right OF
naming the stakeholder and reeIee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-14
YACHTING NOTES.

The next general meeting oil the New York Yacht
Club will be hold at their rooms, Madison and
Twenty seventh street, ON THURSDAY evening. 10Th
inst
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Atlantic Yacht
Cub held last evening at their rooms, corner Of
Joralcmon aud Court streets, Brooklyn, Com
inoaorc George A. Thayer tho chair II
decided by the club to GU their
annual cruise the 81 OF August next Arrangements
were also made Tor the opening sail on Decoration
Day. Mr.. IL Bryant, resident OF Boston, and the
owner OF the yacht Undine, was elected member Of
a club.
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o'clock p. NJ. on Thursday next. The commissioned
officers Of Tho Second DIVISION National Guard, also
he'd meeting. last evening at the division head
quarters corner Of Court and Josalemon streets,
ton In relation to his death Appropriate res
olutions were adopted and address was
made by Inspector General John b. Woodward, IN
which he spoke feelingiy OF the dead General The
Thirteenth regiment separate troops OF Cavalry "a
and Battery we're the funeral escort An
invitation was extended TO the other ORGANIZATIONS
comprising the Second division also attend the OBJ
SECURES.
citation will hold special meeting this afternoon az
three O'CLOCK take such regarding the loss OF
their associate may be doomed most fitting
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Roundsman Norris, Detective Tooker ana PATROL
men Kez ana kIrty. Of the Nineteenth precinct, en-
gagged ~ nve.miic walking match ut the Rink yes
terday morning. rookcr flashed mis- lrst In 66n.
3Os., bat bad the advantage over TIE others Oi
nights sleep They had Just finished SIX hours patrol
eaen before start Ing Ia me match.
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MoLLlE McARrY ON HER WAY EAST.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO, May IL, 1873.
Mr.. Winters race marc Moline M'Carty left saora.
mcnto ny tho express tram to-day IN Buid Doblo's
private route Tor Louisville KY, TO 90 into train
ins Tor hcr grva Tour with Ton Broeck
wuicu VIII GO IN a. IA q July.
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EDINGToN FULTON.

Ellington Fulton, for nearly thirty years associated
with tho Baltimore american, and until recently It's
managing editor, died yesterday afternoon, In the
slxtieth year OF his age. He surveyor
oil the port OF Baltimore two years under Presiden I
John son's adm istraton and during the first term
OF President Grant, and al tho time OF hrs death was
superintendent OF Pubic stores, 10 which place no
appointed under the present adm nistration.
Mr.. Fulton a native OF Philadelphia and brother
OF O. Fulton, senior editor and proprietor OF tho
american, absent Ia Europe
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MRS. JOHN BRIGHT.

The cable this morning announces the death OF the
wife OF Mr.. John Bright who died Of apopexy yes
terday at Rochdale. England. Mr. Bright. who was In
attendance on his Paria dutles summoned
from London by telegraph
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REV JOHN MOTT.

Rev. John Mott, son OF former president OF Union
College, died at Fonda, N. Y, on Sunday, at sign
O'Clock y. NJ. aged seventy-six
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COLONEL DENYERr-RooHEnEAU.

The cable this morning announces the sudden death
at Versailles Saturday OF Colonel Denfert
reau well known TOR his heroic defence Of Bcilort
during the Franco German war, and moderate repub-
lican me mber OF the Chamber Of Deputies for the
Sixth Arr, ndissemont Of Paris brave man and
lover uts country.
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LAND OWNERS
Attenf;On.


Messrs. f. Armant 81 Co., Gen
eral Immigration and Laud. Agents No,
70 Camp street New Orleans, are pt@psr-
ed 10 take il hand fos sale. and TO aavcr-
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gne. at Abbeviiie, sole agent of Messrs.
+. Armant and Co. for Vermilion parish.
In case no sale IS eff c'ed the parties
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

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F @ Z S A L E.
A FINE RESIDENCE IN THE
nnHNN an DIV U

TOWN OF ABBEVlLLE.
The following described proper
ty is offered for sale Lot No. l
Of Boet's portion in the town of
Abbeville, measuring "A feet 8
inches front on Bayou Vermilion,
with the depth to Rue des Beaux
Arts, say IS feet I inches. Part
of Lot No. 2, measuring SO feet 5
inches in front Oh Rue des Beaux
Arts, by 255 feet, more or less, as
to width and debth. Also all the
buildings and improvements stu
ated thereon. consisting ola large
DWELLING HOUSE having 4
large rooms and a pantry, also a
Kitchen and one large Building
formerly used as a blacksmith
shop. Said property is free from
all encumbranccs.
For Terms and Conditions, APP,
ply to F. Feray, at this Office, or
on the premises.