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GOSPEL TEMPERANCE.
NEW YORK CITY I'd DE TAKEN IN HAND By
TIE BLUE RIBBON MEN.

NEW YORK CITY I'd DE TAKEN IN HAND By
TIE BLUE RIBBON MEN.
INK TELEGRAPH To THE HEa,Lp.1
Troy \. Y. Sept 2, 1878.
About six hundred delegates from all sections OF
the county will meet here convention in October
under the auspices Of the National Christian Temper.
ance Union Tnis Is the oatsrowth Of the blue RIB.
bon' or moral suasion movement. which has aIrsad,
penetrated into twenty four States, organized about
three thousand unions and employs force Of 800 lee
turers. At the Convention Francis Murphy. who Il
president aud the founder OF tho Natioual society,
will preside II Is intended 10 moro thoroughly
svstematzs the work, provide tue speakers
with credentials district the States aud give
the csuse moro executive head than The
methods heretofore employed permitted. Another
Important matter before tho Convention will be the
consideration OF general plan TO open Murphy
crusnde In New York CITY. The project has bscu dL
cussed Tor three months past, hut OWING 10 lack Of
unaniT'ty the work could not be successfully under
taken rpey intend TO district the city and hold
meetings nightly IN score OF Places employ corps
oil speakers and endeavor TO
campaign the interest gospel temperance IL ~
thought they will begin In November. s
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.. ]
OpyIcg or 'TaE CmfgP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 A. N.

WAX DEPARTMENT.,
OpyicE TaE CmIgR SIGNAL OPPicgR,
WAsnISGroS, Sept 81 A N.
Indications
For New England, partly cloudy weather, possibly
occasional rain, variable winds, mostly southorly;
nearly stationary pressure and temperature
For tho Mddie Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather. in south portions occasional ran. winds
mostly southwestcry, nearly stationary temperature
aud pressure.
For tho South Atlantic and East uif staios, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rain. variable winds,
mostly southeriy, nearly stationary pressure aud
temperature.
For the west Gulf States, partly cloudy weather,
occasional RAIN variable winds. mostly cas.sry. sts-
touary Temperature, stationary or lower pressure
For Tennessee snd tho Ohio Valley, clear or partly
CLOUDY weather. variable WINDS mostiy southcry, sta
tionsry temperature, stationary or falling barometer.
For the lever iako region. colder, partly c.oudy
weather, frequent rains, variable winds, stationary
j ~ rishsr pressure.
For the upper lake region, cold, partly cloudy
weather; occasional rain, followed by warmer clear.
ing weather Dorthwsstory WINDS becoming variable;
rising, followed BY stationary or falling baromstcr
For the Upper Mississippi ani Lower Missouri val.
sys warmer. clcar or partly cloudy weather, souah
sastcrly winds, falling barometer
Tho rivers will remain nasriy stationary.
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been discussed the guess repaired the grounds and
under the shade OF the trees the pnyed several
selections, including "harching Through Georgia.
bers Of Tho band and the visitors singing the chorus
10 several OF the p,ecer.
H0NkwARD B9uxD.
At six O'Clock the guests we're OH their way 10 New.
port, and JULY trip was 10 ali on board There
was music, dancing and singing. Tne Virginia Reel
10 which the Admiral ana Miss IRWIN, OF New York
led of was one oi tho happiest OF the day aud
u was danced after ''ys olden style" Tho merry
couple were completely surrounded by the old as
well as the young, aud the un ended until the
boat reached her dock at hali-past The davis
festivities came to az cad ~ tho band playing the
natinnal AM hem whe tue Visitors hisembarkcd and
took possession oi teir csrra2es One the la To
leave no boat was Admiral lnsleded, who to.k the
occasion TO inform the HERALD correspondent that
Ind never passe more agreeable day lie aud
he thought remarkable that nothing had gone
trary 10 tho wishes OF tho efficient committee whose
namos appeared in tho Sunuay HERALD, and who had
dopes much ~ one day TO honor the represen tavcs
OF Her Max avs nayy.
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on TRACE BY TKAMP.j.

TWO RrFiIiSs ATTEMPTING TO DRAG A LADY
PROM H-R wAGoS ARE CoNFRCNraD DY
FARMERS AND FLEE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.l
OYSTER BAT. N. ", sept 2 1873
A daring outrage by two trsmps. who arc still al
large, was attempted on last Friday IN this vciuiy
About hsitpsst three IN the Afternoon Of that dav
Mrs. Heudersos, wiis OF Mr.. Peter Henderson for.
merry cashier Of q BrooEyn bank, started Ia wagon.
sscsmpssIsd ~ her aasi. Mra psl, ios tho Lssust
Valley Railroad station 10 meet her husband. They
took tho road known as Kentuck lane, which Is
sboat three and hall miles long aud th,cxy shaded
Win locust trees. When midway on their tourney
two men emerged from the tnicket enclosing III.
road, and jumping upon tho wagon snatehed az tho
hair OF Mrs Henderson, with evident intent 10 drag
her out OF tho vehicle rms atiefnpt the lady who
momeut oniy was bewilderod stoutiy resisted, ana
the result was the loss OF n considersbls portion
OF her capillary treasure Al tnis nome NJ two tar
mers IN heavy lam wagon upon the see ne aud
the iramps instantly desstod IRON their contcm.
plated outrage and disappeared Ia the woods rho
Two farmers attempted pursuit, but were unable To
follow the runlans 10 the woods ana the hunt re-
lioqu'shsd
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LITERARY CIuT-CHAT.

Henry James. Jr.'s. Europeans" now running "a
serta In the Atlantic will be published In London
BY Macmillan.
Draper's Scientific Memoirs" ana Ee vles,ou,s
villages and Village Liie'' to be published
by Harper Brothers
the ACADEMY OF This week has admiral, 10 letter
from Florence by Linda VaIari. giving an interest
ing account OF current literature in Italy
Mr.. Henry Ward Bcechcr has written ook called
All Around tho House; or How 10 II Ake Home
HAPPY" which d. Appleton Il Co. win pu' sa,sh.
6omoay TO the Bosphorus' 10 the title oil = nara.
we Of thousand mss' ride through Ashs.ic Turkey
oy Mr. Grsttan Grsary, editor OF the Times or Iadia
Al ssle in London Of library OF the late
rev. John Wood warsr, son-in-iaw Ros ers Sou,hsy
snamDer Of autograph manuscripts OF me poet sold
ios mere seag.
wexford. just the book to tell you where to dine
In the gay capital and TO amuss yx,ursolf NJ YOU
have not already found that OUT
fhe sale oil tho peopls's edition of Victor Hueo,s
Aisioirsd'un Crms in France has, ;eeached 15o 600
ana an illustrated edition al two scaus. number -
Rbout 10 appear ola Pspen has 20 ss> through hair
. OF editions
Subscribers to Appleson's 'Ams<scaai Cycioppdiar
WI DC gad TO iaari that Rev. Dr. T. J. Conaut whose
schoarshp Is 50 we'll known, has In connection WITH
MS daughter, Msss Bandna Conant, prep irod an ex
massive Index TO tho sixteen volumes or tho
"Cycopie na."
An enterprSing publisher ammo, mces "My Friend,
shs Tramp" sequel to "a Beggf q GU Horseback; ,,
"Four. Gisvcn. Forty-four,"a sequel to "Hw Last
s'ake;" walls With NOAH" SC Quel TO "Gaddpxs
sish Primitive People :" "Broke JAIL" by Tho au.
thor OF Stated TO DC Freo;' with Hand Organ and
famoourne," by the author of with Harp and
Crown" "Hlind Mans Bur-" by The author Of .'Hide
and Seek" 'son of Tinker, by the author or ..1hs
Son oil Vulcan;'' Carrying the Banner" by tisc au.
'hor'o "Under Two Flags" s'Givc US Light.,' by
inc su'hsr OF "A Match in the DARK" and ~ uIini.
ised Loo" blythe author OF s'rhs Lstle Loo',.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Roar Admiral John J. Almy. United States Navy, ID
at the Siurtevant Nine. Modjsskais at she Ciarso-
don. STAFF Commander s. Tracey, OF Her Brit.nnio
Msjasty's ship Beerophon. Is At the Windsor Dr. J.
G. Holland is at the Drevooft State Treasurer Henry
Rawlc, Of Pennsylvania; q. W. woolsy, OF Cincinnati
aud Colonel j. Z. Audenred md Captain u. ID.
Wheeler, United States Army are NJ tho Filth Avenue.
Comm andsrs Beaumont aud Harris CT the British
Navy, ana ex-CoDgrcssmau Thomas G. Plat, of
Owego n Y, are at the ST. Nicholas General Tsvak.
OF the Turkish Army, ana W. w. Winchester, Of New
Haven, are NJ the ST. Dens Rear Admiral G. H.
Poor, United States Navy, Is ut the Hoffman House.
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aush aud can appreciate fas ballad sIusisg viii nnd
on visiting the snug little house occupied BY Messrs.
Birch WAmbold Backus.

MUSICAL AND DRAM Alto NOTES.
The announcement that Hiss Katherine Rogers will
play 10 ''D,psomacyn Ia csotnaicted.
Miss Kate Cisxton writes to her New York friends
that she is financially successful IN the "Tvo Or
phanx" She is In Maine
An auction sale Of box and choice seats at NibIo,s
Garden Theatre In aid OF the yellow fever sufferers
Will take place this afternoon, at two O'Clock
rhe steamer England, which arrived from Liver
pool yesterday. brought over HERMANN the prsstid
sisatsur, who will appear on Wednesday, September
Is. At The Aquarium.
Nj. Frank Glider. the pianist and his pupil Master
William H. Lee, the boy soprauo, hsvc been offered
handsome engagement In San Francisco and other
Cahiorna cities, but prefer to remain In New York
NJ. Glider 10 arranging series Of concerts
NJ >. ". Golfers combination which is now play
ing "A Celebrated Case" with considerable success
played Inst night In New Haven, appears tonight 1T
waterbury. to-morrow in Worcester, on tho 9Th in
Lowell on the 9th In Lawrence and on the TIN In Man
chester.
THO production OF the .sHunchback" at the Fifth
avenue mas been deferred In conseq OF Miss An
dsrson's success Parthenis. Ingsmar will there
'ore % Continued until further notce The perform
nnes for The bsusdt OF yellow fever sufferers on
Thursday afternoon promises to be one OF the svenrs
OF The opening II is intimstcd that Mr. Booth
will appear
spectacular burlssquc entitled "Montszmma'' 10 10
% produced during the OF the metropsl
tan theatres. II will make appearance at Bridge
port on the Sth OF October, under the manage Of
NJ. Edgar Warren The cast includes the following
names:-hiss Dsra Mcrrion Miss Nina VariAn, Hiss
Jenny Yeamans, Miss Florence Ellis, Mr.. w. n. Lisil,
ME- Charles Bradshaw, Mr.. LAWS Baker, Mr.. Charles
Lsng and the LoulIas Brothers.
Tho complete programme for the benefit OF the
Southern sufrsre r. ut ths Fifth Avenue Theatre on
Thursday afternoon, is as us:-l The second ana
third acts OF 'Ingomar." Parthsnia. Mary Anderson;
insomar, John Mccullough. (2) The third act Of
"othello' lago Edwin Booth. 49, "Lona Ne Five
Shilhngs" Mr. GolightIy. Joseph Jefferson Mr..
Mccullough and Mr. Jefferson delay ihslr departure
for Chicago to play for this benefit Tho advance or
defs Tor seats are already very large.
Miss Emma Abbott during the coming season will
DO the prima donna otthe Hess Knslsh Opera Troupe
ana mako nsr Hrst appearance ON Monday evening.
september 10, AZ Marguerite in .Faust ut the Park
1hosirs, Brooklyn. Mrs. Zelda Scguin will sing
sieoe, William Castle will loo the Faust, and Mr.
6rsgs new basso, will play Msphistophcles. Mig
non VIII be the next OF Miss Abbstt's roles wb,cn
w'h % followed with "The Bohemian Girr' and
'Aartha, +" Miss Abbott as Airline ind Martha .The
Chimes OF Normandy" will riso be given Tho bus,.
ness management for the seAsonhas boon conadsd to
Mr. James W. Morrisssy
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RECEPTION TO CARDINAL M'CLOsKEY.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept 2, 1878.
TLe Right Rev. Bishop McNs,rnsy, OF this city,
gave u reception to Cardinal McCoskey this evening
at tho cpisc ,ps residence All the priests OF the
Albany diocese were present aud also distnguls he'd
Catholic laymen. In response to u brai address OF
tho Bishop the Caruinul returned thanks Inc pco-
pie Of The docose tor the elegant WINDOW presented
by thon 10 the nSw Cathedral IN New YORK city, Tho
rscc ptoc contin ued INTO late hour
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Minnesota has temperance ticke, in tho field.
David Davis, the independent Senator, will spca ak &C
Springfield, ILL.,, on Wednesday evening
Robert Lincoln is said to be hard working youpp
lawyer, and says no has time for politics.
Judge East, who has been nominated BY tb cresp-
hackers for Governor OF TENNESSEE was Ansr.~
Johnsons private secretary whie the latter was Pre-.
tdent
Senator Mcdonald. OF Indiana, says Tint Tho m
tiouas may hold the balance OF power N tho Iersl.
turc. and that Senator may be elected not booved
on the states OF either the democratic Or repuNloan
parties
Cincinnati Enquirertdem. = ssrhe Oh,ocanysssscsn
not now DO diverted from tho currency ,ssuss Tho
republican and democratic parties, willing or up.
wnhng' must make the contest on this field The
issues are joined"
Schoaario Republicans fdom. J: -"Wn understand
that AIR. Hand Is not candidate for eIcctlon Q, the
omco which no now holds BY appointment - udas
Of tho Court OF Appcslsl We further understand
ihas The Govor'sor made tho appon iment well
knowing that Mr. Hand would not be a candidate
before tho convSatten."
United Siasss statute, which went into ono u two
years age, rcqvre that an elections for Reprv sonta
ives In CON- russ should be lseh The san 10 day.
fhe law has however, sine. bosn modinod, zee AZ not
10 apply TO State that NOT changed ira DIV of
election and whose constitutes be ams dcd Ia
order 70 sict change the day Of cicctios of state
oncers In said asc" Maize viii elect Con- ,rsss men
next month, and indiana, Chic and Iowa In October
Alexander II. stephens, in accepting his nomination
to Congress- omisss to u.,ntain p'spts Of oil
committed TO his chsrso upon thoss mn utabI.s
principles stJustice wh,ch syssem OF free
Institutions rcsts. that opa, In Whatever con.
aon Of hir. justly say, at the cSpraAisn Of the
scrm' that no or sbo suffered any INJURY or wrong
from any act oil consmhss,on or oraissou on nv
part IN The dsoAasss The public duties aevsivsd
upoA me-"
session 1ssynl trcp):-"Ths hapd-Aandsd toller
who obliged to as person Of his mans out Of tho
sraD"s quarics'sf cnpe Ann, shs vsse,chsd vasrant
- nos sssIlsd hnsns Anyws re- but Is obliged
70 sss'Aah elegant rssduness IN Lo~xsal Glpucessr
ass wssAnSisa, The uasfoessnsss s,as Who cannst
guy ssvssAnsas ssnas besauss h&csa inv vst his cap
ital 80 uch In buu, nv factories
ana s'nsr Ines Of business, tho weary mi uner who
braves the ocean BLAST In the stapch schot uer Amor
lea, has pstcAi party Of his ownv
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE COMMAND OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC
PLEET-oRDKns.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALp.l
wAsHISGToS sept 2 1878.
Rear Admiral John c. Howell hoIstsd his nag to-day
a. the Navy Yard here board tns steam
tug Fortune fourth rate and sister ship Of the III.
fated Poaris, tag officer Of the North Atlantic asci
succeeding Rear Admiral Stephen u. TTsnchard. Al.
mirai Howell, who recently resigned as Chief OF the
Bureau OF Yaids and Docks ia the Navy Departmei l.
Will not leave here until Dext week, ana Will not prob
ably shin his nag until The Powhatsn Is rchied Tor
service The usual salute was fred when bis flag
was hoisted.
ORDERS
Passed Assistant Paymasi John q. Burnett 10 or.
dsred TO duty board the Ajax ana other ron.clads
us BRANDON Va Chief Engineer Frederick q. Nc
Ksan ~ detached from the Bureau OF steam Engncer-
ing and ordered 10 the Ticonderoga
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

ANOTHER APPEAL TO The QUEEN FOR RE-
LEAsE FROM THE DOMINION.
VICTORIA, u. c., Sept. 2. 1878.
The following Is the concluding part OF tho address
to the Queen passed Dy vote Of II to In The
Assembly,
To prevent II possible repetition In future OF the
disnsters VI The past your petitioners With great
regret ieeI compelled defence OF tho Interests Of
the PrSvncs, TO resort TO The unavoidable alternative
forced upon them by the conduct OF tho PRES
ent Dominica government, and to thereby humbly
pray that in the event Of tho Dominion
government falling TO carry into OBJECT the settlement
OF 1874 on or before the LIST day OF May next Your
Majesty will be graciousiy pleased order
mat British Columbia shall hereafter the right
10 exclusively collect her customs and excise duties
and 10 Withdraw from the Union, and stall also, 10
any event. DO entitled 10 be compe nsated by tho
Dominion for losses sustained by OF delays
ana The failure OF the Dominion government to carry
out their railway and other obligations 10 the
rrovtnce.
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TROUBLESOME INDIANS.

TROOPS IN PURSUIT OF BANKoCKs AND STOLEN
STOCK.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2. 1873
Tho War Department. has received tho following
despatch. dated Chicago, September o.
General Gibbon telegraphs August 81 chat Colonel
Miles reports frsm Crow Crock Agency that tho Ban
nocks. with large herd OF stolen stock, arc moving
through tho Park. l VIII send Bali aud Egan IN pur-
suit Miles will occupy the Boulder and Clxrk's Fork
passes with about one hundred mon, which be mas
with him, and has been directed 20 draw tho rest OF
his cavalry toward him. These Indians may take the
moro soutnsry passes, and the Wind River gAfrisons
should 10 on the alert. Tho Commanding General Of
the Army OF tho Plato has been noti0sd.
Colonel Cibbon again telegraphs September l that
Egsn, wth the Second cavalry. struck the Bannoeks
near Hsnrys Lakes on the 27tn Of August capturing
Atsy-sIx heal Of stock. WILLIAM D. wHIPPLR,
Assistant Adjusaut General
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LARCENY AND ARSON.

ELxiaA, N. Y, Sept 2, 1873
man, named william Palmer, was arrested hcss
to-day charged with robbng ana setting nrc TO the
rcsdencs Of Mark Burt, whose family Is 10 Orange
county VISITING. Palmer had been taking goods away
tor q week and seinng them. About noon to-day
no hired a cartman aud bsldly TOOK away "a load OF
forniturc He then poured kerosene about tue house
sod set IRE 10 a. lie sold the load OF goods WEon
arrested he said no vas hard up and wsnSea Eccs..
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SOUTH CAROLINA PROSECUTIONS.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
wIsnIsorox. Sept 2. 1878
Mr.. Earle the special counsel employed BY the
government to prosecute tho revenue cases In South
Carolina. - here on private business He says that
the necessity for special term OF the
United States Court Tor the employing Mt
OF eminent counsel. which proposed Ia
tho argument oil tho hzboas corpus WRIT has passed
The triar Of the murdorers 81 Amos Ladd the
agent, will proceed before Judge Bond at the N0vem
Der term OF the Court. He Is Of the opinion that
another requtsition Tor Ktmpton Will be made the
Governor Of MASSACHUSETTS,, aud that there will be
attempt to arrest PATTERSON until alter the
pirntion OF his Senatorial term next March,
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DEADLY ARRAY.
ONE MAN KILLED. ONE MoRTALLY WOUNDED
AND POUR OTHERS SERIOUSLY CUT IN
LNiFE FIGHT.

OSh HAN hiLLEOs ONE MENTALLY WOUNDED
AND POUR OTHERS SERIOUSLY CUT IN A
LNiFE FIGHT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TnE HEnALp.1
OMAHA. Ncb,, Sept 2, 1878.
Al Bohsmian Garden early th,s morning a desperate
hand 10 hand light occurred between Anton westricg
Anton RIDER aud Anton Kotiza, Bohsmians, on QUO
side, aud Pat = iinan, John LOWS and Thomas Nc
Gvern. Irish, on the other The ARRAY origin a,od IN
atriaing d spute. All drew large clasp knives aud
eiinchsd. wes.rcks Jugulsr vein was severed caus.
Ing immediate death; Lewis was smortaiIy wounded
by Ioug cut In his back penetrating tho nestines
Quinisn was dangerously woundci the head and the
Others were hurt severely Tho Gsbt occurred in Tho
opon AR In front oil the hall large party were dane
INK inside, Who scattered In conscrnl alton. Tho COM
batants who wero able left tho city or con.
csaied Themselves. The police Instantly pu. on
thor track. westrck's body was found IN a hut near
tho Missouri. bank, four miIcs below here Az day.
light all tho parties found and placed under ar
rest The nnar WINS the most savage and bloody that
has ever occurred here Tho bohemian Garden Is n
prominent place oil resort Tor lower classes part of
tue ely called Bohemiantop Several desperate
nave Occurred moro before. Tno authorizes have
TIM coRosrn's INQUEST.
"a. tne Cor0nef's inquest on tne body OF kotisza,
noia TINS morning aud afternoon, many witnesses
resumed mat the nght occurred dark ness and NJ
ono saw the Knives or identified the Tho
qusrrei originated between Maestrlch anu Quinian
Oyer suck which the hitter carried. iosirich vas
"a, sssniian'. One witness sworo he met man q n.
.ering the dance hall after tho Gght with bloody
KNIFE IN hts hand, who mado threatening scs-
tufes. On beng confronted with Mecstri this
witness thought he was the man, but wouldn't swear
positively Nscstrich admitted taking a chspkpifc
INTO the vault In the water closet. rhe Jury found
A. the evidence points strongly to Anton Masstrich
as nc person WHO Id ihc stsbbing, and rrcommcn nd
that he be bound over, awaiting the action oi tho
Grand Jdry. Lo~is Is still alive
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria, for Queenstown and Liver.
pool and Labrador Tor Havrc, Will sail from this port
on Wednesday.
The mails Tor Europe will close the Post Oco as
halfpast e2h. aud tor France direct at hall past moe
O'Clock A. II.
The Nsw YORK HERALD-Editon for Europs--wM
b. ready ut hali-past seven O'Clock IN tie morning
Single copies, IN wrappers Tor mailing, SIX cen,a
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THE TORPEDO STATION.

lBy rELEGRAPd TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, X. l., Sept .. 1873.
Tho Board appointed 10 wituess tho torpedo expert!
ments and exercises OF the graduating class met this
morning at the Torpedo station and adjourned until
morning. Commodore BALDWIN, United States Navy
the senior member oil the Board was honor~d with q
salute Of eloYeu guns a. he landed AT The station.
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FLORiLINE,

for the teeth and breath the best liquid dcnfrlcs
the world 1t thoroughly partially dseAysd teeth
from a parasites or living snina culx. leaving them
peariy whits imp.rtiag astxhtIal fragrAnes - chs
breath The FRAGRASy FLoRiLINk removes Instantly
odors arAng from foul stomach Bsiux
partly composed OF honey coda and Of
herbs plaAa ~ n posgessly harmsss End dseous
sherry.
Prepared ~ HENRY q. 0ALLUr, Ne. tD3 oxsvsi n.
London. England, and retailsd svsrvwhero.
Price Is cents.
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A NEW PICTURE.

the vile or Mr.. George X Goodwin. man sser Of the
walnut street THEATRE has recently paint Cd picture
WHICH has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st,cnto a a ren,o
sents Tho nrst meeting OF Mary stuart an Rizz a.a
Is alter tue famous picture Of David s.I nus Ne
GOODWIN mas chnnged ny features Of the ,r,s,n.,
patntinR giving hsr idoas tue CO nrtns AMI ~.
arrangements OF some oLtho ngurcA
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PRACTICAL ABOLITION or THE FREE ZONE.
THE ARKANSAS ELECTION.

LIrrLE Rock, Sept 2, 1875
The election to-day passed of very quietly. Tho
temperate State ticket had opposition. Tho
greenback labor party had ticket In Pulaski county
and the vote was very close, put definite returns
have yet been received
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THE WEATHER YEsrrnpAY.

The following record will snow tho changes In the
tsmpsrsturs tue past tvsnty-four hours IN con-
psrisen with the corresponding date OF last year. ~
indicated by the Thermometer Al Hudn urs pharmacy
fukplLp buidinyl us Broadway