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The New York herald., 1878-10-05
AN EARTHQUAKE.

THE TOWNS ON BOTH BANKS OF THE HUDSON
Yon TWENTY-FIVE MILES vIBRATINo-PEo-
PIE, RoUsED FROM sLUxBEB By THE SHOCK,
SEEK TIE STREETS FOR SAFETY.
IBY TELEaRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PouGHKEErsiE, N. Y, Oct. 4, 1878.
Full reports from points south give particulars Of
earthquake shock along botn sides OF the Hud-
son from Marlborough TO Peskskiil, q distance oil
arst felt vt half past O'Clock tins morning
At est Point nearly everybody aroused, and 4.
thought the powder magazioe bad ex.
pioded A. Garrison's station, opposite, the watch
man nrst supposed an engine had exploded in the
tunnel, aud started out with hrs red light
w. D. Garrison aroused BY the shocK II tarring
his house, moving tho furniture md rafting the
crockery. The shock was also plainly felt at High
land Falls and people got up aud walked the streets.
AT Peekskill, at the hour named, there was con-
siderable alarm The shock seemed to come from the
north and pass south, and for several seconds the
earth seemed 10 rock and houses werc shaken and
windows ratified. People sought the s,res and many
RuMBLlsG NOISES FOR TWO DAYS.
At Marlborough, nortn OF Ncwbarg. ON the west
shore the heat has been lor Two days and
posed caused BY rock blasting across the river
tho main shock felt there AZ naIpass two ocloc
this morning. 40 observer at Newburg says that ut
twenty minutes before three there a rumoling
noise aud then u sharp shock, followed by another
rumbling. Windows were rastled with considerable
iorce and frightened people. awakened from sound
sleep, sprang out Of their beds IN alarm. The
rumbiing and shock together lasted half minute
Some people thought there might have boen Nm OK
piosion Of some s0rt-a steamDOat blown up tho
river something Of the kind. Inc earthquake
slt Of the river, especially along
the line OF the Short Cut railroad. Some quarrymen
passed down tho railroad BreakDeck, IN the
Highlands. say they could feel the earth tremble
and hcar rumOing sounds IN the mountains
BUILDINGS SHAKEN.
Isaac Riggs, OF Cold spring, said IL was not SO
earthquake that occurred in that village
several years ago. but nevertheless the foundations
Of buildings shaken and the shock lasted several
minutes. Several citizens OF Cold Spring asreo In
SAVING that louder noise OF local character, even
tae report Of explosion which would mako
q louder noise. would not produce the
peculiar disturbing sensation that was caused by
the shock this morning boaIman says that tho
Storm King Mountain, At the northern entrance to
the Highlands, was shaken, and revsrberations
heard through Crows Nest
steam boat mon, when questioned. do not report
any hlng unusual the Dispatches north Of
Marlborough, on the west shore, and north OF Cold
Spring, on the oast shore, mako mention Of earth
abr
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

ssCamilo" will be repeated at Modjeska,s FIRST
ma,,u 90 this season at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
"Romso aud Juie." Is In rehearsal this place OF
amusement will soon be produced.
Tho last two performances OF tho "schooi for Scan
da at waliack's ako place this afternoon and evon.
ing. "Thc Road to Rum" is announced for Monday
evening.
A number OF prominent gentlemen Of this city aro
organizing society, the OBJECT OF which will DO
svo every season a series OF at least six symphony
concerts. with public rehsaTssls, at Steinway Hail.
Dr. l.. Damroseh mas been engaged az leader. The
nnancal OF the enterprise is already assured
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

A business block IN Pensacola Fla. was burned
Thursday night. Loss, $50 o00
George D. Newton. of Hopkinton, r. l., was danger
ousiy wounded yesterday by tho accidental discharge
Of = gun
Dayfoot's planning mill at Hamilton. Ont, was
burned, with adjoining buildings. last evening Loss,
$50, 000
A Massachusetts, nrm have bought the Ellenviile
lN ~ gassworks, and will at onco resume manu-
taciuring.
Days Ineoriato Asylum at Wakefield, Mass, unoc-
cuped was was burned by an incend'ary Yesterday
Joseph W. Wright, aged twcnty.thrce, was
tonced yesterday ut Ncwburg, N Y, to ten years. i'm
prtsonnent tor horse stealing
Wesley W. Bishop. the Norwich, (Conp. wife pol
soner, has finally confessed that ne administered
fatal dose OF morphine 10 his sick vile.
Jesse Forman killed aud four others seriously
injured Thursday by boiler OK ploslon IN Bache-
lor's saw mil, ut Forman station, Mich.
Tho Vermont House Of Represe tatives yesterday
adopted joint resolution fixing October 10 elect
Chief Judge and Associate Judges OF .he supreme
Court.
Frank c. Geloch, a clerk with Metzcrott l. Co., OF
Washington city, attempted to abscond, Thurs.
day, with $500 belonging to tho Arm. but was de-
tectcd.
At Catasuqua, Pa, yesterday morning two oil tanks
exploded, In consequence Of axle breaking Several
were set on re and Aorltz Dsger was seriously
burned.
James Roosevelt, OF Hyde Park, N Y, has been
appointed by tns Governor Commissioner OF tho State
Board OF Charities. In place OF Harvey g. Eastman
deceased.
William X. Dicksrson and L. X. Pute, charged
with forgery in connecIion with the will OF Robert
Whitaker, vt philadelphia, were committed Tor trial
yesterday.
A. Newport r. l., yesterday, Herbert A. Dyer. q
news carrier. while delivering paper, was seized by
the neck by large setter dog and received danger
ous injuries.
Yesterday At Magnolia, MISS, 1000 persons git :
messed execution OF Rodney Green, colored, for
the murder oil has brsthcr-ip law. Isaac Harris. He
confessed mis- guilt on the gallows
An express passenger train Of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way ~ Aorrsburg. Ont, yesterday morning ran into
y freight train, kiliipg J. Picard, OF Brockvie, an
empoy6 and woundiny m engineer.
william Riley, alias "Mush, /" and John Fellows, two
New York tnieves, yesterday pleaded guilty TO robbing
q man 10 horse car, Troy. oil Sd. 100 lew
ago. They sent TO State Prison Tor tltoeu
years ouch.
Yesterday morning, while the crew Of the United
States 0agsnip Pow hatan, ytng at Portsmouth, n H.
engaged IN the exercise OF clearing tnc ship Tor
actisu OF the seamen, named Joseph Ran, Ger
man. was injured ny q gun carriaes, and II maimed
for lie.
Christian Sign unn, aged sixty years. employed
In Herr Cissels -four mill, Georgetown, d. e., was
caught between the cogwheels of the machinery
Thursday Afternoon ana man glod In tho most horrible
manner HIS LETT side was torn and mash ed into
shapelcss mass. After he wus injured he suIeres
terribly Tor three hours until death cAme 10 his ~
heE The booy presented sicIouing spectacle.
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RuGHKs.
o'LEARy
NEXT WEEKS WALKS.

The following additional entries arc announced for
the hity milo amateur walk, arranged BY o'Lsary
ana his manager, Al smith, TO take place ON Mon.
day John J. Bshringer, Frank Smith, W. o. Kecis,
Archie Delmanniu, II. Springer, Julian schmtl w.
". Burn, all OF New York; Charles X. LOWS and
NJ j. johnson, American Athletic Club; J.
n. Mclaughlin, Pastims Athletic Club; Charles
Pfaf, Jr.. Ku,ckerDocker Athletic Club; Frsd-
erick wecscl Newark; John Burns, Long Island For
the professional twenty yiour hours walk Tuesday
the following additional entry has been made 3D. ohm
Giien, OF Now York. Entries Tor the amateur race
close TO- night; TOR the professional at noon Mon
day. Entrauce to both ~ ire0
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
FIRE ON THE WATER.

A nrc broke out about six o'clock last evening on
the floating steam elevator Transporter lying at the
loot of Dxgraw street, Brooklyn. In order to savo
mo adjoining shipping the ropes attaching the ecva-
tor to the wharf cut and snc was towed in The
direction OF Governors Island. AS she moved slowly
across the flames shot up briRh tly, making
a beautiful display. Tnc nrc was OF short duration,
however, or when the elevator ~ some distance
IRON the island Inc flames reached thc waters edge
and she disappeared from sight. Tno Transporter
was worth $4,000 and owned by 4. ID. Burses Co.,
OF No IS Pearl street, ihis city. the loss 10 iuy
covered By insurance. Tho origin Of the IRE is un-
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
wAK DEPARrMuNr, !
0FsioR OF tar CHIkY SIGNAL OprIcKR,
WASHINGTON, Oct 81 A. N.

II
0Fsiog CHIkY SIGNAL OprcKR
WAsHixoroS, Oct b-l A. N.
Indcatona
In the South Atlantic and Middle Atlantic States.
rising baromsier, slightly cooler, clear weather;
northeast TO north west winds Will prevail.
For ths CUR States, tennessee and Ohio Valley,
northeast southeast winds, rising barometer. sta
tionsry temperatures and partly cloudy weather
For the Upper Mississppi and Lover Missouri
Valleys stationary or slightly higher pSsssure NORTH
cast veering 10 southeast winds, cooler, coady and
possibly rainy weather.
For tho lako region, soutneastSto southwest Winds
warmer, partly cloudy wsstnsr,n rlsns followed by
falling barometer.
For New England, north and west viada. risins
barometer, cooler clear weainer
The rivers viii change but httis Cautiouary mg-
nails continue q, cape Henry, Kitty Hawk, Cape Hat.
teras and Cape Lookout
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
MURDER BY A BURGLAR.

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. a, 1878.
About eleven O'Clock tonight O1osr Raco, OF
tho police torcs, saw a man ON state street
driving wagon, and, having suspicion that some
thing wrong attempted to Investigate tho matter.
when the man drew pistol and shot Race through
tho head killing Instantly 1t sicrward dis-
covered that burglars dry goods store
OF L. r. JaIray, AMI stolen q quantity OF siik and
velvet goods. Tho man who did the shooting IS sup
posed 10 have been Of four burglars engaged In
inc robbery. No arrcs have yet been made.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

MRS. Mary Kraft, thirsy-,wo years old, OF No ~
Lorimer street. Williamsburg, iound dead In bed
by her husband yesterday morning. From the TACT
that Paris green was iound In her stomach and
large quantity In n closet the IL is supposed
that sue Dad committed suicide Hor husband, VINO
10 cutter In tailoring ostabltshment III TINS CITY
says that has threatened take her iifo before
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
CHEWING EACH OTHER UP.

Walter Hayward, carpenter, living at the corner
Of Tenth avenue and Eighteenth street. Brooklyn,
entered the Eighth precinct station house that city
last evening with portion OF his ear gone which.
ne saiu, bad been bitten OF by mis- nephew, George
Hay ward, OF Shecpshead Bay. An officer found tho
phew HIS uncles house. with his lowor lip
plcteiy chewed or IL appetrs that the two men
quarreIcd about some ol difficulty ana ore chew
ing cach other IN u ravenous manner whom separated
They were both held 10 answer
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BURNED WITH vITRIOL.

Mary Ann Gluck yesterday arraigned before
Judge Peloubct the Second District Police Court,
Jersey City, on q charge Of throwing vitrioi In the
face OF Joseph SemmerG The parties reside In a
tenement nj No. ia Palisade avenue, and during
quarrel the woman picked up bottle OF vitrioi and
tnrew the contents som mers' lace. She gave bail
10 appear tor trial The compAinants face 10 horribly
tho effects OF the liquid, and his lett eye
In c0mplately desLroIed-
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
THE BANK OF COMMERCE SUIT.
A VERDICT AGAINST MISSOURI BANK.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4, 1873
Tho suit OF the Bank OF Commerce oil New York
against the National Bank Of the STATE Of
Missouri to recover 100000, which has
been before the United States Circuit
Court several days, was decided this afternoon
by Judge Dillon instructng the jury to nnd Tor the
plainuf Ia tho SUN OF $4l5,5S2 The uofence set
up fraud IN the trans saetion; also thai the
original loan was made IN violation OF the National
Bauk las, which the court asclared was not
established. The original loan BY the Bank
OF Commerce was $1,C00,0 900, 100000 OF
which was returned, leaving balance
OF &4000OU due when the state sank suspended.
This ~ said, will nearly tho assets OF ths
State Bank and will leave the dspositors nothing.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
THE GARNER ESTATR

Tho household effects OF shs city residence Of TIE
la,o Commodore Garner were disposed Of al publis
auction yesterday. Tho elegant dwelling No 4 Wash.
iugton place was crowded with wouId-be purchasers
were attracted 10 the sale by the ncement
made that everythi would be sold TO the highest
bidder regardless OF cost Many OF the artclea sold
such as bedroom and parior suits, carpets oxsa-
msnts. went Tor q mere SONG.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
THE SANTA CRUZ INsURREcTIoN.
DREADFUL RAvAoEs BY THE REBELs-BURNING
OF FREDERIKsTADT

DREADFUL RAvAoEs BY THE REBELs-BURNINo
OF FREpERrKsrADr.
KrsGsros, JAMAICA, via HAVANA, Oct 4. 1878
The HERALD's special despatch from ST. Thomas is
fully confirmed. The insurgents IN Santa Cruz are
burning estates Frederkstadt has been reduced to
ashes and several leading planters have boon mur-
dersd. The Governor has arrived from ST. Thomas.
Only atty soldiers are available
DEFEAT REBELs.
In engagement at the Anashops estate the
negroes routed and 200 Of them were killed.
me town OF Bassen Is threatened, bat IS yet snfe.
English and French frgates daily expected at the
island.
DEPARTURE OF AN AMERICAN WAR VESSEL.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct 4, 1878.
Tho United states steamship Plymouth sailed tor
Santa Cruz at haltpast three O'Clock this afternoon,
having been ordered TO protect American citizens on
that island.
OFFICIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED AT WASH
INaToN-A WAR VESSEL SENT PROM The
WEST INDIA STATION
WASHINGTON. Oct. a. 1878.
The gsvernm has official information relative 10
existence Of the insurrection Santa Cruz, but
the advices say nothing regarding tho number OF
people supposed to be killed. The island Of
Santa Cruz Is embraced In the Consular
district OF ST. Thomas, under the jur.s-
diction OF Consul v. v. Smith. According
to the latest reports received the State Depart
here, tho mob have succeeded In capturing and
destroying the town OF Fredercgstadt There Is a
United States consular agent resident there,
and 1t 10 supposed his house has been
destroyed with the others. All the help
available has been sent from st. Thomas by the
Danish authorities No reason 10 known for the IN
surrection as It Is supposed the Danish authorities
have been worry mid In the,r conduct toward
the iuhAOtt0neg. In addition to th0 Plym.
outh, sent this afternoon from Portland
TO the protection OF American citizens IN
Santa Cruz, tho Navy Department has also ordered
vessel from the West India station, nearest TO
the disturbed region, to hasten the samc mission.
Chrisansted. the only town the island In addition
to Frederickssadt Is we'll fortified IL 10 supposed
well stand against attack upon 1t.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

Showing increase OF Sl22, 55l II up to The pres-
ent on the tolls Of last year, when the total at the
close OF the reached $3.50 800 4. This taoie
Is important as II shows, II tho increase continues
dur NJ the next two months OF navigation when the
canals will Close tnat the receipts Will easily roach
81. 900 0o0 and the taxation canal expenditures
may be materially reduced.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
DEpRRDATIoNs COMMITTED BY THE YLEEINa
INDIANS uNFoUNDED REPORT OF LIEUTKN-
ANT BRoDERIcK's DEATH
SITTING BULL UNYIELDING.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HzRALp.1
BISMARCK, ID. l., Oct T. 1878.
OGcers from Fort Kcogh state that the recent depu.
tation OF Indians from stins Bus camp did not ask
for terms Of surrender Tor Sitting Bull, but for the
Ogallaa tribe only sitting Bull has mado NO request
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
THE ADELPHI EXPLOSION.

II 10 expected tina. the Uni,ed States Local 10.
spectors OF steam Vessels will commence their nvss-
ga,on into the cause Of recent explosion ON the
Adclphi next week.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours In CON-
parison wir the corresponding date Of last year.
iuoicsted by tho therme mc,cr Hudnuts pharmacy,
HkRALD Buidiug, No. 2ls broadway
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INCREASED CANAL BUSINESS.
ALBANY, Oct. 4, 1878.

ALBANY, Oct. A. 1915.
The following are the tolls collected on all tho
canals during the month. as compared with those
collected during the same month last year,
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
THE TRAIL OF THE CHEYRNNES.
PASSAGE OF THE SOUTH PLATTE BIZ THE FLEE
ING REDsKINs-TRooPs IN CLOSE PURSUIT
LITTLE CHIEFS BAND.

LITTLE CHIEFS BAND.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
OMAHA, Neb., Oct 4, 1878.
AT halt past eleven O'CLOCK this morning the main
body OF the CheyeDnes crossed the South Platte near
Ogallaa. corps OF railroad bridge men saw them,
and estimated their number at 200 mounted braves
The bridge men and herders put into 0gaalla for
protection. The main body Of Thornburgh's force
left Sidney at special train with certainty
OF meeting the Chevennes
LITTLE cHIEPs BAND.
small force was lett behind IN charge OF Little
Chiefs band, which has been dissrmsd aud Is still
camped At Sidney. The Indians arst refused to sur
render Trouble was anticipated, but when the
troops surrounded them they gave up their rifles and
ponies and submitted 10 the overwhelming numbers.
strong scouting party Is keeping track OF the
fleeing Cheyennes' movements until rhornburgh's ar-
rival.
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.Sl4e.Ol7 ?!

Totals. .Sl4o,Ol. ~ $lt4S-Z u
A gain during the mouin OF SIS, 500 81
The following table will snow the tolls for each
month OF the present year compared with the same
months OF last year. tina OF tolls being the same
each year
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

ANcrhgc yesterday s...s..sss Of
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HxRALD BRANCH OFFICE. l,2es BR0ADWAfa@. I.
OpRN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION or
1DVERTfsEMENTS AND SALES or PAPkRS.

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HOUSES. kooAs, s.,s ac, i%sANrEp-liru PAor-2d COL
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LOST AID rOUND.-Isr rAcx-ln eoLS
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rRorEErf ouT of CITY FOR SALE OR
REAL ESTATE TO hxCHANGE-2D PAGE-lst COL
REMOvALS-lirH PAcK-2d col
REWARDS-lsT PAGE lst col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGE-4th, 9th and 9Th cola
eITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAI.ES-llrH PAGE--6tn
COL, and 18TH PAcE-lst I'd, 81. Atm ami 5th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-12rH PAGE-5th and
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THE TURF--1sT PAGE-2d col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURfOSEs-2D PAcs-lst and
I'd coils
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE-lsr PAcK-eth col.
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2D PAGE-3d col.
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WATCHES JEWELkY. &C.-lsr fAGK-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET-2D PAGE-1st col
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complete OF the choicest Beautiyiug Cos
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Coudrsy's Aurora Golden Fluid for blsa aching the
hair q fine golden blonde, 81 25 and 81 per bottle
The latest sensation ALBUkNINE. bleach tho hair
the fashionable golden brown. s. so per bottle.
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Liquid Vegetable Face LIP Rougcs, 81 so and 81
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NkNEKAL TRANSATLANTIC COMP NY
VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND lIAvKE.
Companys pier. ~ North hiver. loot of Morton 81
WILLIE DE PARIS, Sant-i ednrsday. May 30 Il. NJ.
ST LAURENT, Lnchrsnex. Wednesday, May 4. IL A. NJ
LhBkADois sansie! Wednesday, MAY -. : !. NJ.
To havre-ist cabin 500; ~ cabin 500; 80 cabin s3o
Steerag-, S26. including. wine. bedding utensils
RETURN TICKETS Ar EEDuCED RATES.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, A.ent. 55 Broadway
For ffeight and passage at Phiadrlphia apply TO
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

AUCTION,
ABY VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS.
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART.
no. liz East 18th st.. near 4th av.,
On TUESDAY, 23D APRIL,
O'clock
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PAIR DARK MAHOGANY BAY GELDlN0s. i5x
HANDS HIGH, z years old: y very desirable road or
carriage team: both Of them are excellent saddle
horses; stylish and handy: drive well together
road II miles hour 1T their have trick
taut OF ANY kind safe for ladies' sold
consequence OF owner leaving for Vienna. Austria,
and are warranted sound aud kind In harness. sct
Harness IN AIDE ny Dn Crow, OF London. and
ELEGANT SrANHOPE PHAETON, but little usod. built
by Brewster 4 Co. Of Broome street: cost 81 $50 At
the Iate Centennial Exhibition AT Phii adephiM
ALSO SEVERAL FINE AND FAST TsOTTING HORSES,
Road. Carriage and Work Horses. See Tuesdays
Hernld
ENTRIES SHOULD BIZ MADE BY MONDAY before
T. NJ to insure place on the CATALOGUE.