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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
CONVICTS PAkDONED.

ALBANY, y. Y, Jan. 8, ISIS.
The Governor has pardoned Michael Wolfstein,
sentenced May 70, 1875. from New York county TO
Sing Sing Prson Tor iive years tor grand larceny.
There are said 10 be great doubts as TO his quit.
The Governor has commutcd the punishment OF
Daniel f. Bean and Ellison c. Willis, VINO were sen.
tencel March g. 1877, from New York county 10 Sing
sing for years each for grand larceny. Tue
tonces nave been conn;uted TO one year from March
o. 1871 subject TO the LEGAL deduction tor good
duct The District Attorney thinks their punish ment
has been su Gent
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DIPHTHEkIA IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL.

DR.. Jsynos, OF the Board OF Health, was yesterday
notified by Mr.. Bovce, principal Of public school No
81, al lnnwood. that early this week tue son OF John
Lahey, jaintor Of that institution was tagen III With
diphthera and tho teachers were afraid thai the d,s
ease might spread among themselves aud tho pupils
Dr. Jayrcs NJ once recommended that mo In on
DO closed Tor the present. The Board OF Scboo
Trustees met and passed resolution indorsng the
Doctors -ccommc ndation. Lately d!phtheris ha,
been raging In The vicinity Of the scnoolhousa
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

sesor Don !gnac.o NariscaL recently Mexican Min.
,sier q; Washington. is al the Grand Central Cnted
States Circuit Judge George Shepey OF Name 10
al tie Windsor Mss Annie Louise Cary Is at the
Everett Fairman Rogers. OF Philadelphia, Is at the
A.bemarie Senator J. r. Mcpherson, of New Jersey,
IS IA, The ST James. Rev John Weiss OF Boston, Is al
the Gilscy. Judge j. b. Elan. OF LOUISIANA. and
Mayor G. whie.ey, OF Wilmington, Del. are al ths
New York
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MRS. CREIGHTON SENTENCED.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LANCASTER, Ohio, Jan. 8. 1873
The motion Tor new sria In the case Of Mrs. Sarah
T.. Creighton, convicted OF manslaughter killing her
husband. was argued by Hon. c. d. Martin before
Judge wright today aud overruled. Mrs. Creighton
the sentenced 10 three years IN tho Pcntsntiary
a. hard labor.
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ANOTHER UNsoUND SAVINGS BANK.
Bosroy, Jan. 9, 1878.

B0sroN Jan. Q, 1873
Springfield despatch says:-''Tbe Thompsonvilo
Conn., savings Bank has been found TO be unsound,
and the Bank Commissioner OF Connecticut has for.
pidden II tqmake any further payments Of principal
or Interest dcpositors until The amount due them
shall he scaled according the shrnkagc OF tue
asscts VI the bank THIS shrinkage IS chiefly due
losses On stock OF the Ninth anu Park National banks
Of New YORK. The treasurer of the savings bank
thinks depositors viii only six months interest
and i've rant usuoSfsb
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scHooNfR nAcHAEL yANAMAN AsnonE.

SCHOONER RACHAEL vASAMAS ASHORE
PROVIDENCE X. =, Jan. 8. 1873
The schooner RGchae! vanaman, Captain Carson. Of
Philadelphia from Boston for New York dragged
ashore hal: mile north o: Narraganso,i Pier q:
eleven O'Clock last night having missed Brenton's
Zee: light she compelled TO anchor a. eleven A.
n ne gale increased al half-past ten ~, when
ner caole slipped anu the sea hove her E snore, 80
that the NE SAVING crew VINO mao observed ner Zoe
some hours xoi line her ad rescued all hands,
seven IN nImber The vessel will be . total loss. ex
cepiing spars anc ..gging
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SCHOONER IsABELLA ASHORE OTHER cAsu-
ALTIEs.

The schooner Isabella, from Boston for wscasset,
went ashore last ngat ia storm u Scituate. The
crew we're saved. She Is high and ory tho beach.
The vessel was In ballast, and will probably DO got Oh
without much damage
The dismas,cd schooner before reported at anchor
oil Wood End, Provincotown, was The Effort. Captain
Law. from New York Tor Newburyport, which arrived
here today. Reports that on the 81 inst OF Thatch.
sr's Island. lost head OF ioremast
The sab sonsr Wanna from sw FORK for Psmb roka>
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ANOTHER CREW RESCUED.

PRoviDEycR, Jan. s, 1878
large schooner said TO be bound from Prov dencc
for Philadelphia, light, drsgged ashore ut eleven
O'Clock last night half mile north OF Narragansett
Pier The crew OF seven we're saved by The lie saw.
ing crew, who had observed her peril Tor hours,
could not get OF 10 her.
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EFFORTS TO RELIEVE THE A. STRONG.

VINEf AKU HAVEN, NUss, sau Q, 1915.
The stranded steamer A. Strong lay yesterday In q
favorable position. Hor stern Is aaoal Her forward
compartments are full OF water. steam pump was
yesterday put board and the steamer Nonhassctt
pulled her Tor two hours but dia float her II
is what effect the gale OF yesterday had on
her.
WHIrEsToSE, Jan. o, 1873
Tho underwriters have despatched the steamer
Lackawanna, with Captain |. j. Merritt, Supcriu-
tendent Of the Coast Wrecking Company, abo ard, TO
Nashawxna Island, Vineyari Sound, with INSTRUCTIONS
TO render all possible assistance 10 the British
steamer A. Strong
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INSURANCE TRUSTEE APPOINTED.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. s, ISIS.
Judge York, OF the PROBATE Court, has appointed
Charles White, o. this city. trustee OF the estate OF
the National Capitol Insurance Company, =hich Is
situated IN this city namely. the ''lnscranco Build
been furnished yet
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FIFTEEN YEARS FOR MURDER.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Hovsrox, Texas, Jan. 6, 1873
Samuel P. holland was convicted to-day and sen
fenced to Hftesn years IN tho State Prison for tho
murder OF Joseph shannon in January, 1871.
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THE GRANITE STATE LOST.

CHATHAM Mass, Jan. s. 1875
Tho schooner Granite state. from New York for
Boston, bsiors reported anchor of the bar, foun.
dered during the gale last night, and has gone TO
pieces. some sparx and rigging have been picked up.
Tho crew; are ~ Station NO. IL.
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DISASTERS AT CAPE COD.

ORLEANS, Mass, Jan G, 1873.
The schooner ashore at Nauset harbor Is, doubtless
the J. G. Babcock OF Egg Harbor, ~ J. /; isimpos.
sbic to learn anything regarding the names or the
number Of the crew.
The schooner Sea Lion before reported ashore, Ia
fast goin. to pieces.
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RIOT INCIrERS INDICTED.

sAS FRANCISCO, Jan. 8, 1878
The Grand Jury to-day found an Indictment against
Ksarney, Weilock aud o'Donnel, the inccndiary
agitators for conspirrg to incite riot. All furnished
bail aud were released from CUSTODY.
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DIED..

BALL On Saturday. January o. at his residence
32i Eas, 10Th 81. SHELDON Y. BALL
Notice 0: funeral hereafter.
For other Deaths See kiersnth Pdge)
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struck on Santasket beach last night but got on with
loss 81 ck.oac and nboom also started deck
samson's post she WI. De towed up TO the CITY Tor
repairs
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q. WHARTON AGEouSD-oNE
MAN DROWNED.

wAsE:ycroy. Jan. s, 1875
The Signal Service observer at Ha,,eras inot. y. c..
reports at twenty-five minutes past three p. y. TO the
Che: sigma. OHcer as iollows:-
''The schooner +. Is. Wharton. .: New York, Cap
tain Bush bound from Pantegc Greek. n c., for New
YORK, struck on Hat;eras pa. al eight A. NJ. Today
auc now les sunk IN aat,eras Roads She Is aground
VIII rails out Al high water anu oliged from knock
Ing part OF her bottom orl 10 cross'n. the bar
James BodlIe steward, was lost overheard She
had cargo OF shugies and coopers' timber Halt OF
the decS load Of shingles Is lost the other half washed
ashore and most OF u was saved a BOARD o! survey
VISITED the wreck tins afternoon AMI decided TO
Tighten her cargo and land Hateras and also TO
pump out the vessel aud loa, her /; possible Tie
owner Is James A Vanbrunt. OF New Yorx."
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CREW SAVED AFTER NIcHr IN The RIeoIXo

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Jan :, 1873.
The schooner julia Newell. Captain James tn urs-
ton, from New York, with corn, Tor Camden. Me-.
went ashore Good Harbor Beach~ yesterday p
H., ana bilged. The crew was saved this morning
alter beng IN the rigging all right The schooner
was owned by Shepard, Jones Co.. Rockport, Nc.
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PiilNG on THE AGONY TO LET COLD Ac-
cumuai- cold iii the lungs eongested when
hap> one dose OF iaLks HONEY OF HoKkuouNp Tar
wouIc brens up the cold entirely
i'.gE's rooruAcHa DROPS cure In one minute.
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THE Weather YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours in com.
parson with the corresponding date OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
n Ru
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DAMAGE ON THE NEW BRUNSWICK COAST.
ST joHN, n. B.. Jan 6, 1873
severe southeas,eriy gale, accompanied by snow,
prevailed here last night
The schooner Spectator dragged from ner anch or.
age In the harbor and was considerably damaged
The brig H. Gillespie. OF and for Parsporo, from
ST. John. was driven ashore al Dippor Harbor, y. b.,
and had her keel knocked Out she Is fall oil water.
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HONOR Is MS OWN LAND.

HONOR ~ HIS OWN LAND.
says Camey ais recently issued work the History ~
Sew York -tai Z" The day has passed when the
factors OF humanity were allowed TO 1--we
poverty sacriaces their iabors To-
dnv the oene.xctors OF the people the
,nci lives and TO the interest,
whom world delights hcnor aud whom tt
rewards wit princely fortunes As
80 welfare " his fellow men. Dr. Il PIERCE
thef warmet yinpathv ana esteem. While
their only he has become prince among them
Yet the Immense fortune avshea Gpon him by generous
people he boards hut In erection and
bishment OF Institutions directly contrbuve TO the
public good the people thus reaxlng. in their liberal
patronage new meaning OF that beautiful Oriental
OF casting br~ al upon the Noted both
lie and private NE Tor his unswervng integrity aud all
those srern. virtues that ennoble manhood Dr. PIERCE
ranks HI ~ tho.e few hose Empire
state justly proud to inscribe upon roll honor
Ambitious moved by M ambition strictly smsnabe to
the most discriminating ana well oaanccd uixment his
future promises TO be OF unparalleled activity
and usefulness. ably experimenting the work he
ready accomplished by life AZ once noble In effort enva-
OA ~ its results While DR.. PIERCE'S genius aud
energy have won Tor him cnvIablr position the
records OF nation. having besn elected senator by
S'efwhelmna majority, his Justly slbrated Household
Remedies have gained tor him yet desirable place
the hearts Of grateful people his GoLpss MEDICAL
DISCOVERY aud fAvoRrr pRgsc have orougt ah
usNn nd hons ehod
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THB 81 oRM N CANADA.

THB 81 oRM ~ CANADA.
HALIFAX. Jan. J, ISIS
The mos, severe storm which has taken place here
Tor years commenced last night and continued unti!
nine O'CLOCK this morning The wharves are slightly
damaged out no serious disaster to Shipping is yet
reported.
MONTREAL, Jan D. 1878
Montreal has had storm OF liteen ours'
DURATION anG all trains have arrived behind
aay. me tram from The West. which was due ~
quebec this morning reached there at tour O'Clock
TINS ait"rnoon. There Ia over a foot OF on the
ground.
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SNOW AT LocKpoRr. n. Y.

SNOW AT LOCKPoRT. n. Y.
LockroRr, Jan. ., 1878.
II Is stu showing here. rhe tnermom meter stands
at IL degrees above zero.
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SCHOONER WALTER W. PRICE ASHORE.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. ), 1875.
The schooner Walter ". Price, corn laden, from
Elizabeth Tor Conwayborough, 5. c. IL ashore on Cape
Lookout.
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a MIRACLE AND QUEEN OF GEMS.

Such are the Partisan Diamonds which nitrate natural
diamonds perfectly that eau detect the counter.
felt They hard brilliant and endure tore YER never
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1873.


PORTFOLIO.
Price reduced TO $40 per annuIn .
Send for handsomely printed four PAGE fourth creaiss
gvtng the features fof 1879
The PONTFULio which stands At the head Of EnglisA
raDs ~ 10 N sournx TIM RrsAasAx Essy..A
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scratched they 4 coming OF real
diamond pure crystal base In pure
gold diamond settings Of the latest STYLES. and sold
thireth OF She cost Of genuine 5y s.ich ard Hum
phreys only sie Broadway I'm ,t New YORK
have send tor the Circet OF tirm, m JAILED
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
THE KING KILLERS.

REGICIDAL IDEA OF RECONSTRUCTED SOCIETY.
From the Cologne Gazette.l
Two pieces Of manuscript were found in the house
of the cook Passanarte the would-be regicidc. One
was half sheet of paper covered on both sides with
writing in blue ink. The other was . notebook of
small octave size, containing number Of entries.
written with tle ink The latter contained the
heads of Passananes scheme for the regeneration OF
the world. PREDATORY fyleaf commences in this
manner:-"Dear brothers. men Of the whole world,
it belongs to you to solve the problem OF society and
the universe The nrst step toward the happiness Of
mankind must be taken by immediate slaughter Of
all efnpcrors. kings and princes ALI occasions OF
between the national Families" must be removed
and as first step to this the reforming cook demands
'the abolition OF generals" The third class Of men
who would stand In the way OF the inaugura-
tfon OF q perfect economy Of national fnmilies"
projects, gendarmes and policemen. The pun
are remarkably ferocious All eatables are to bo
sold at fixed price, but the articles sale may be
ranged in three cassesgood, better and besso that
every purchaser OF meat butter bread other food
author Of the scheme is Communist. but champ
ion OF the rights of property Thieves adulteraors.
coners, cheats, and similar criminals to be
thrown into the fxmes. We thought that this
threat might be metaphorical until discovered
from a later extract that 'robbers and cheats who
able to produce extenuatng circumstances to
be punished by nlilder DEATH" Trades unions arc
to be obligatory. livery citizen IL to pay monthly
contribution into the three public banks health
and weath--the commercial, the provincial and the
universal. The Universal Republic viii Ak the
amount and the kind OF payment which ech class of
citizen is to render. The civil list WILL apparently.
be very big affair. Every viii have "riXht
either to work or to be pensioned" Passanante de-
clares in passage in this notebook that he vcn-
crates Christ as the model OF steadfastness, and
"Brutus (which BrutusD as the model OF seHdenisl
aud COURAGE" aH
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
ARREST OF AN Ex-DEPUTY SHERIFF.

Hugh Dougherty. who formerly deputy
sheriff. was arrested on q warrant issued by Judge
Bloom. Second District Court. Brooklyn. on Thurs
day night. complaint OF Mrs. Sarah Prescott, Of
No. 704 Atlantic avenue. who accused him Of assault
ing her. In May last he employed to collect
rents from the tenants in the house in which the
complainant resided. When he called at the house
for the rent which amounted to So. Mrs. Prescott
was unable to pay him. but told him to call again.
He made. it is alleged improper proposal to her.
which she Indignantly resented. and he then as
saulted her. She did not make complaint ut that
time against her asssilant not wishing to
have the circumstance brought before the courts;
but June g. the advice of her friends, she OBJ
tanned warrant for Dougherty's arrest from the
Judge named The warrant was placed in the hands
of Court Otfcer Rorke but the officer calling at
the of the accused No. 81 Hicks street. learned
that he had gone visit to his friends in Ireland
A few days ago Dougherty returned to his home.
and he arrested him. stated The prisoner. who is
forty-six years of age, pleaded not guilty. and the
set down for examination on Friday next.
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
HAPPY AMERICA.
From the London Globe /

The credit Of the country has been placed on .
sound basis, and IL probably stronger than IL
was; the abundant hsrvests that have been reaped
have stimulated all industries which the President
says without hesitation care rcvvng." aud the land
is promised future prosperity" II the public
debt IL no longer being reduced at the rapid
ratio Witnessed immediately after the civil war
its burden presses less heavily than formerly
~ the process Of redeeming six per cent
bonds by replacing them with tour per cent bonds
makes steady progress. Most welcome sign ot all,
perhaps. the debt Is being largely brought home
rhe return OF American securities from Lnrope has
assumed such proportions that. instead of owing the
great bulk OF their debt 10 foreign holders, 1t Is
nninly held by the American people Themselves as is
the with the English; for the total amount of
government loans held abroad, the President
says. does not exceed s2OO,00V.0vo or, say.
f4o0D.O sterling, which is scarcely onc-tenth Of the
whole. This Ia very gratifying picture. and II may
be webclievod that sound headed American states
will be anxious that II should not be disturbed
by the currency qiiacks. with restored credit
vived trade and sound financial policy carried into
effect by the resumption of specie payments q
gold and silver basis, the promise of prosperity Of
which the President speaks ought soon 70 be fully
realized.
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
READY FOR BUSINESS.


The graduation exercises of the Packard Business
College called to Chickerng Hall last night large
and fashionable audience, the largest perhaps that
has yet attended any similar observance Of the col
lege. The occasion marked tho twentieth annivcr-
sary of the establishment Of the college. The exer-
cses which were brief opened with invocation by
Rev. C. II. Taylor. Mr.. Packard delivered an adj
dress in which he argued strongly in favor
of business education for young men.
President Thomas Hunter, Of the Normal College.
also made an address, during which he said mere
knowledge of the routine of bookkeeping in no sense
marked the limits Of business education. knowl-
edge Of political economy, be held. an essential
part Of such education Mr. II. H Bowman spoke on
Business and Law, and Mr.. w. G. Hickman deliv-
cred the valedictory address. Rev. william Lloyd
addressed the graduates after they had been presented
with diplomas by Mr.. Packard.
Following is list of the graduates
Christie Charles r.. Haverstraw n. Y.
Dewitt, Gashern, Belleville, n. }.
Deppew, Frederick H., New York.
freeman, Rowland G., New York.
Fink, Samuel H.. New York.
Foertsch, Conrad NJ, New York.
Frascher. George New York.
Grunthal, George, New York.
Hickmen, w. G., New Brunswick, N. J.
Keliaer. William, New York.
Menken, George H.. Brooklyn. L.
O'Niel. Sadie, New York.
Py, George Louis. New York. ls1
Robe, Charles, Jr., New York.
Shaughnessy, James, Yonkers, n. Y.
Schmiddle, Charles, Jr.. New York.
Voorhes, Albert d., Arcola, N. j. NsE #ttt
Valentine, Benjamin T., Creedmoor, L. L
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
DYING OF WANT.

The attention Of overseer Of the Poor Monaghan.
of Long Island City. has been called to dreadful
OF desttution and misery in Astoria Some weeks
ago Frederick Schultz, living in rickety old building
ON sherman street. was sent to the County Jail for
beating his wife. She is old woman, and suffering
from a terrible disease. and consequently unable to
young men living in the neighborhood went into the
house and round her lying helpless the oor with
the rain pouring upon her through the crevces in
the roof. They lifted her upon old bedstead and
covered her with all the clothing they could hnd. but
she still shivered with cold aud seemed in state OF
semi-consci BUSINESS. She WIS found 10 be actually
dying OF want and lack OF medical attendance, and
has since been properly cared for by the 0versesz.
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
A FOREIGNERS EXPLOIT.

Frederick Wolf a German eighteen years old. who
has been in this country only three months, was
charged in the Fifty seventh Street Police Court yes
terday with having entered the apartments Of Mrs.
Iosa Schsefer, at No. $40 First avenue, with falsc
keys on Thursday and stolen some jewelry. Wolf
had been follow townsmsn of Mrs. schaefer's hus-
band Max. and was kindly treatsd upon his arrival
Letters soon reached the schaencrs with the
information that their German friend had
shot man in Germany aud been obliged
To leave in consequence. His mother gave
him $500 on his departure. but frequent visits
to the saloons OF this city used up his money and in
hve weeks he was pcnniiess. In court he said the
shooting in Germany was accidental, and claimed
that instead OF spending all his money on liquor he
had been robbed OF great part of II while in the
looms. On Thursday his feet cold aud his
worn ont. He got Mrs. Schaf1er's jewelry, pawned
II, then went to shoenakers and ordered pair of
shoes. leaving 50 as deposit. lie committed In
default Of $1,000 to answer.
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
RIFLE SHOOTING.

ExcELLENT SCORES OF THE COLUMBIA RIFLE
ASSOCIATION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. 1873.
AT the practice shooting this afternoon of the Co
lumbia Rifle Association most excellent scores were
made by the president of the club Colonel Burnside.
and also by Mr. Particle.
The wind was fshtail. varying from eleven to one
o'clock and the sky was alternately gray clear.
The thermometer averaged 3S degrees.
The scores referred to foilows:-
Yards COLONEL. J. o. P. BURNSIDE. Totals.
800. 00................55 555455445555555- 55-72
900. 5 5 5565 $685. 5-75
1000. .....645b4444 3-G8-215
J. NJ T.. PARTEI.Lo.
800. 8 8 s 35 8 8 5-7l
800. A 8 s 5 8 o o GA
1000. ..555555 5555463 54-7l-217
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
EXCITING RUNAWAY.

horse attached to the express wagon which
William Grey was driving through Fifteenth street
yesterday took fright the corner of Fifth
enue and ealloped toward Union square ut
q furious pace Mrs Saunders. of Mamsroneck.
L. l., was crossing the street with her husband
the runaway came along. and Wis thrown to the
ground. Her leg was severely injured and she
taken home. The animals wild not
stopped until the wagon dashed against private
coach which chanced to be passing. aud which WAS
considerably damaged by the collision. The driver.
John Parnell, of No III West Fifty-hrst street.
thrown from the box but only slightly injured.
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
PEDESTRIANISM.

MISS MAY MARSHALL BEATS DANIEL CARROLL IN
HUNDRED MILE WALK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JAMESTOWN, n. Y Dec. Is, 1878.
The walking match of 100 miles between Miss May
Marshall. of Chicago, and Daniel Carroll of Warren
Pa was by Miss Marshall at half-past eleven to-
night She by one lap of the course. she having
held that advanta from the teh mile to the end
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
NO GOLD CERTIFICATES.

The sub-Treasury. as stated week ago. pays out
more gold certificates. and any person wanting
gold must take 1t in coin. Alaughabe incident. the
result Of this decision Of the Secretary of the Treas
ury. occurred yesterday. gentleman unacquainted
with the rules brought $4,000 worth OF bonds to
the SubTreasury for redemption. and to his surprise,
instead Of receiving gold certificate handed the
amount in twenty dollar gold pieces. contained in
two bags. He put one each shoulder and started
for the first exchange Office, where he turned them
into legal tenders.