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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-31
Causes why Horses Become Blind

SdOSSS why 11O1ScS OllLu
A great many have noticed that
among all domestic animals the
horse is the one which suffers the
most from ailments of the eye, and
the one that gets blind most fire.
quertly. There I especially five
causes of disease in the eyes of
horses.
HIGH,FoDDER-RACKS.
The first lies in the high fodder
racks. These are in all ordinary
stalls so fastened above the cribs,
that the animal must pull the hay
from the rack in a position which
requires its neck to be stretched
out, and with it's head and ewes
turned upwards. Thus it often
happens that a beard of grain
which, as every one knows, is arm
ed with little hooks-drops into
the eye of the animal and fastens
itself In such a secure way, that all
the water flowing from the lachry-
IIdl uQCO 10 HOU dUlc W itIlONC III.
An inflammation of the eve sets in,
often causing the consequence of
tue false or even cruel treatment
to which it is often subjected.
AMMONIA IN STALLS.
A second cause is the sharp and
biting vapor in the stable. The
sharp ammoniacal gas produced
In the stable, which even brings
the tears from human eyes, must
also do harm to those of horses.
1t is commonly believed that the
latter are used to it, but that idea
is totally wrong.
The biting vapor from the stalls.
which some think impossible to re-
move, can very easily be destroyed
Y cleanliness and careful manage
ment. Fortunately there are
numerous horse stables in which
there is not the least feeling of it.
1t is not necessary to use means OF
disinfec.ion, such as gypsum,
vitrol, etc.; cleanliness is is a thor
ough remedy. The floor Of the
stalls, however, must not be SO ar
ranged that it absorbs the urine,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-31
lOcroBER. 1s.
Agricultural Notes

En~slishmen credit Daniel r
stcr with writing a dlctoa.r
L viii cost 100000 600 FL.
port the French army
1879.
1t is sad that pestra-~.
soon compel the British t5a
Cyprus.
The Milan Cremation
has, since january. is. t.
% bodies.
Farmers should be advised
to try to economic by moa~.
close.
Nearly all the needles m.-.
Great Britain come from E.+..
IN " orcestershire.
Paris has So, 200 houses. I...
loo, 600 more than PARIS. h.
Vienna and New York. c5m..
III. w. w torcoran, o. II
lnS'oh, mas subscribed >I..a..
inc lUnd ior a hail for the
historical Society.
Tbo \a.rh p.:,
it il artirioon t ',o's., .'-..."+.
,o,ean ~ '-...a.
Scotch farmers, owing T..
stocks, at $40, 100000
IN lhIal'i'1e remedy fl.
~ N','I = ~ SOAK the seed @.
II oII,e. ~" tneh du>t mW... ..
oi'"'" iIhIe' ms Is SAL, .a
SURF remedy. -Alinnesot. ...M
i ne RUSSIAN Hoyerum.,.
oi 'A'IlilS us CRIMINALS Oh t..u. ...
oie 4uarrleS oI FINLAND m>....
sehaih@ them to Siberia.
m1f3le Is susceptible of a. III.
PollSh. ~" promises 10 ..@s.r
important article OF export.
Corn cohs aro s.:,
ceIlont .hsnrE1nt ~ d.. i.
catrln - staL,a.. ~ pace
ors.t dn.7'"r Ha,, t1' cops '.-
n the mnnnra.baa, ''.0 ,..."
own substance to increase .. f..
tllIHih9 NaiUe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
DANGER OF COAL GAS.
A coLoRED CLASS MEETING SERIOUSLY AZ
rECTED BY IT.

coLoRED CLASS MEETING SERIOUSLY AZ
rECTED BY IT.
An occurrence or very extraordinary character
took placc At tho African Methodist church, Academy
street. Newark, yesterday, whereby score OF per.
sons had u narrow escape from being surocatca with
coal gas Tho regular forenoon services had cou.
cluded, aud a party oil twenty worsh ppers
adjourned to room In the basement to
hold a class meeting. The leader Of the
class was Mr. Alfred Francis In tho room stood
small stove but without any fire. Its door open,
It's Pipe being connected with the leading from the
furnace which Is used TO heat the enIlro building As
usual coored Methodist meetings the services were
cvnduct ted with great zeal, 30 much that he wor-
shippers failed u perceive the Increasing founess OF
the atmosphere, caused by the coal gas from The
furnace beng forced down tho pipe into
the open stove and cut iuto the
chamber the windows and OF which were closed.
ment aud st discovered what appeared to be AN
escape gas Going tho class room door he opened
aud was almost slranglcu Instantly by tho outward
rush Of the poisoned atmosphere Tho worshippers
were NJ their devotions, Out Immediately the door
opened and the fresh air struck tnom they
all so'zed with dizziness and sickness. AS they
passed out tie largest portion Tell TO toe floor aud
mad to be carried stairs ind restoratves applied
Leader Frapcs Lizzie Young aua Mr. Quinn were the
worst cases. and were removed to Dir. Peter Cart
virgins house and doctors called IN. None OF tho
class able to attend church last evening, but oil
were reported convslcscenI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Jan lo-sailed. bark Fury; brig Grace Lo
Brown 'irssn:a , rsI s,h E'.esS cG
.a. frs . S
ken: Veto Thondke New York; Csrvo, Tyler. do; rheo
sSlsdStesmers Allentown and Istrian obe latter did
nI sssIri%oaE, Jan Arrived steamer VIM Woodward.
Esw xs1s ship rhns @ T%s d.',pGs
earao stvood FoImoso sBr Ts. Barrow; MurleI
s GHmixsiEsToS Jan s-xrf'ss bark Constance tBr.
G,.sTea-Ssik Mary Ch.Dmsn or; w.psn: Ne.
S.s ORR; mob cs1a Mar, o.mD.
bell tBri Greenosk Kong Oscar tNor Queenstown; brig
SsSa P!nos.,n DID, Brown v.rpeo bark.
AT:. sssss'a SSkos Maria
Catharina (Dutch!. slassmsn, Nicawe dep. seeking
dab. Baltimore; Pster aus. Medeghsss from London).
Passed in for Bsls'moroBris Aabine tSor. Blk,
Rio Jsneiro.
GALVESTON. Jan i,-sailsd, brig Laura tBr,, Harti.
GkokGErowN. sc. Jan is-ssiled, sehr Frances. New
KEY WEST, Ian o-Arrivsd, steamer Tannhsuser, Ken
ship rs. s sS.S ss Ysnu'n Now Or
yrd .n mot !. ss
ii"yans; Eiss DER. We!ng. Rio Janero; zenro diAD.
T asr Ds.d riRs liz Ssa.ino boston, o"s M ~
.Y F..s sss parks T;s.. Ger. H.l,.m.
Or Hull 81 Ocean SorJ. Pausen. Giasvow; schr Earl
EnusrSss % and New York; bark.
Gs s% ~sb Eyq!f T jan 'r s snn sehr. Ella. Ross,
Lewis New York; John Mes.lcr. Parker. do II q Bird.
i9sa sailed. schr & Kelley Ellis. Woods Hole, to
'0s SE%Po% sohr Mary varnsy Rowe.
Bakers Landing Tor New fork. Slit pxus,.. ~.
s sioss Clis;d bsa": cssa. Ps.,
d GSSs %. III.
pot-sehrs Decatur Cakes Baker for Norfolk Laura
s ROM s Rs,eus Kelley Sorf dodss
Esfs o6oS jan 10 Arrived schrs Korst pro,
assse 70! viSsni:: Leach Somerset 70 New Yc;s
Css;: Plymouth isr do sPTnsy BIRD % s. John for do
PORT MADISON: Jan ia-Arrived. bark IL Gawioy.
P,iiIADELrHiA, Jan le-cleared. schrs Alfred Brad.
broox Phillips. soms,set; Defiance. Bunker. New York;
oth-%Irived steamer. Indiana. SARGENT. Liverpool;
wsn Ne. n A.n S Yi,
ssls: Si%esr sr Reid arssnoes A.iIs dian.
via LONDON a%ici,a diaI Mssnso London scSr ss
Ssiled-Stcamer Equator.
PORTLAND, Me, Jan ao--A,riyed. erig Matte 3 Rus
,s Asson Msssayssn ea; Ns,s Holmes. Hs.:
RiUHMOXD. Jan is-Arrived. bark soriddsren usor,,
ysas.'fs LyssSSG ssnr, n 5ssn Perry wood No"
Ssiicd-sc Hattie Il Giles. Brennan, New York
KOCKLAND, jan l6-Arrivod, schr Arctic, CHM, New.
castle. Del
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan II Sailed, barks Chacma tBr,
Watts Burrard Inlet: Harvest Home, Mattson Porrs
Townsend; schr Dashing Wave, Hagen Maxatau
18th Arrived. ships Alaska. Armstrong; Nanaimo: Gala
tsa tier Jaeger ons koug barks KING Philip Keller
Port GRnble sierra Nevada. Nielsen Columbfa River.
brig Levi stevens, Harding, Newcastle, Nsw.
Cieared.shig Frcic. Bush. Maua bark Quiilota Fr),
saed-Bark Malay. Foster. PORT Townsend.
1Sth--Arrived, ship Occident al. Dunply. Liverpoo
sEATrLe. Jan li--Arrived, bark Discovery, Winding.
Sau Francisco
SEN Bowling; Ar.ra. tNorl -; brig Agnes (SorJ,
SAiled--shp Anna Camp. Now York; bark Dour,sss
Campbell tBr. Phsdclphia schr TarryLot Oh arsston
San Francisco; bark Ssmosst Martin, de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21

BunRAnp IsLnr. Jan IL Arrived. ship Lccksey Hall
DO Barnes, san Francisco via Fcteua brig sheet An
Choir Wentworth. Sau Francisco. .
HALIyAx, Jan 10 sailed, steamer Morsvsn DID, Ora
ham from Baltimore), Liverpool
VICTORIA Jan ll-Arrivod bark Penang, Patten, San
Francisco.
New York 18th, Msggi, Marsters tBD, Portland
IPER STEAMER 9rsHAsic.l
ARpRossAN. Jan = sailed, John l. Hasbrouck Cobb,
Havana and of Kinssc othj 9Th. Maggie Cardsnss
ASrwnmr Jan s-s-iIed, Bremen. wisss. Philadelphia
ANsrERDGn, Jan 6Arrvsd- Tuisko Won 1hulen, savan-
nah
AUCKLAND. NJ, jan s--saiiod. Australia 3D. Csrg, san
Francisco. .
Bremen America; r sherwood, Turner. from Ham
burg United States; shepherd. Reeves, IRON Now
BsssIoL ian sssiled Dssery. Olsen. Nov YORK.; 10Th
Ida, Bugge, Be ufort, sc.
Gum, Wishes. New York.
CAupIrr. Jan 7--Clesrcd. Medina. VIRGIL, Havana.
COwEs. Jan s-Snied. susan 4. Campbell. BrSoxs, for
Savannah; Blue Bird. Michcnor. Cardiff; Ohve Mount
Smith. Ty6ec; Cmperto Gsatols. Bsronr. Ncw York.
CRoMASry, Jan Put In, fomona. Jonassen from Now
Orleans Tor Invorgordou. - .
CoRK, Jan s-Arrivcd. Antcinetta Costa, Costa, New
YORK; Nina Seoundo, Gcnnarc. Philsdelphia.
CAprz Jan 4Ciesred. Ukraine, Ames, Mstsusas Fanny
Lewis. Hayter, Gloucester, Msh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
BOUND SOUTH.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser Naekay steamer California. from Glasgow has
sur thGsssi ss fssoes sr,.-z -.4s-a
SnIP GALArEA Ger, jaeger. from Hong Kong. In beat
ing tho OF Ssn Fran<sco 18th
20 .tsy whom q A.iss keek She set around Ell Iiga
abxck whom she baokedin sud wont aground q sand
bank, about quarter of mile below the rock
toward tho beach. The bottom lies
hard sandy one and the ship lies perfectly and is
quite likely that injury will result from the accident
An attempt tn be made to get hoi on the
Rank SIERRA NEVADA. 81 san Francisco Jan IL from
Couuota River while towing from Astoria
mate, Henry kinx, fell overheard amt drowned
scmR Dow. which sunk by collision In Delaware
Bay has been raised and arrived 81 Philadelphia 10Th
for repairs.
NoRvoLK. Va, Jan 20-The Old Dominica Line steamer
Wysnoke from Now York fer this city, carried away
I'd pin on Island this morning O'clock
Her and baggage transferred Phia
deiphk steamer Agnes and arrived hero o'clock this
evening. all safe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BxExES. Jan lo-Anived bark us. Higgins New York.
Sailed 18th. ship d Eaton, shaw. Baltimore.
HULL, Jan 2u-Ssiled. bark Proteus (Br. Pearson.
Pensacola; also India, tor Doboy.
HAasuRa, Jan i9-Arfived bark Pauus (Nor .Chrsseu-
sen. Charleston. '-.p' s's.n-f' .k'f
Sailed 10TH. ship Nor (Sor, Thurgsrsen, New York brig
Der Pomnsr 0ier). Bchn, rybee.
HAvRE, Jan oo-Arrved, steamer Amorque (rp, Delort
Nsv York. t'f
LIvxRpooL. Jan l9-sailed. barks 0yda (Nor), Naess
Phiiadeiphis; Ebencser (Nor,, Sorons-n, do.
LIMERICK, Jan i9--Arrivcd, bark Eidern (sw) Lager
stadt. Baltimore.
MxsssA. Jan l7-Arrived prsviousy. brig Havilah
Cocmbs Bangor.
Ply MOUTH Jan 20Arvivsd, steamer rommerauis Ger,
Schwcnscn now York for Hamburg land proceeded.
PAurLLAc. Jan l8-Sailed. bsrks Guluare (Nor, New
York; PIutarch (kor). do both from Bordeaux
PALERMO an 7Arrived previously. barx Charles Stew
art, Powers. Bangor.
QuxxSsrowS. Jan 20. PM-Arrved. steamer Britannia
Br) Thompson. New York for Liverpool land proceeded
Also arrived GOTH IL 80 AM, steamer City Of Montreal
(Br) Brooks New YORK TOR Liverpool land proceedsd
Also arrived 2o.h steamer Ohio Morrison Philadelphia
for Liverpool (and proceeded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
OBITUARY..


Rev. H. G. De Luyncs, j., for many years assist
pasier OF St Francis Xaviers Church. In this city,
died ut the college attached to that church at four
O'Clock yesterday morning OF gastrs, his seventy
third year. Father De Luynes had been tor many
years afflicted with the disease OF which he died. but
being OF stropg frame and iu Of energy he con.
trived to accomplish more work than most men with
unimpaired constitutions. He did not conane himself
to hts bed until ten days ago. when he became TOO
weak to 60 about and II evident that his end was
Nigh Being man OF very decided character and in
tcusey msthodical made every arrangement for his
dscease, like one who going upon ajourney. Tho
last few days oil his life passed IN sort Of eth-
argy. from which he awote at Intervals dc was con-
stansy attended in his last hours by members Of the
Order to which he devoted his life. At ten O'Clock
Saturday night the Prayers for the Agonizng were
read him and he le into peaceful slumbsr, from
which he awokc. Tho body of the deceased
ecciesa,c, altred IN plain habit lies In The college
parlors. AT hali-past nine o'clock tomorrow morn
ing Will DO celebrated for the repose OF the soul
Of The dsccascd and It's conclusion the will
be removed TO the cemetery At 81 Johns College
Fordhan, for intermcnL
Father Dc Luynss-or Deiouin, some persons
spelled his name-was a man Of One Attachments and
had priest for ncary forty-eghI years. He
widely known rs at eloquent preacher, jealous
and devoted Clergyman atrue friend ana ono whose
Kindness ana generosity 70 the poor never Iaed
splendid classical scholar ana theoiog'an, he WAS mas
ter O tue French, English and spanish languages apd
sull STUDENT up hts last Illness He born
at fafis, III iooo o. lIsn arents ana was not con-
family oil tic same name. HIS father sent over
10 France IN l'sI-e 10 toe executive Q! tho
asy as Tue !uhy accreateu agent VI tne United
ir'snmen, TOT time re was KNOB as ln0mpsons
MS truc name De,ng EDWARD =. Aewns or " Lewinss
wnion name was ase'.sa ~ TUG usuve or nahsn-
mont ohi passed oy tue British government De-
barred ny TINS acs from retarnng 20 ms native coun
try nc se'ea t.ance, anu mere un.i' ms
ocatn, ~ los. MS na"9 occA"e srauuaiy ua.cEsd
INTO us present shape MS son. ,ne ueceaseu rathor
De Luynes erAausteu rom .ne onveIsIty Oh rars IN
1870 anu ser year sPen' ~ sno stuuy "a" entered
Inc Iheoiogcai oemlnAry VI o.. ouiplce 10 1870
year or two 'aser DC leccvsa inc ,onsure from Inc
nanus u Ast. Dsnop VI net Hopohk qua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 20, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrksToSs TELEGRArH LINE.
a n:s Pm o:ssd abb s Ss::
a.s ship ssssss q % s.
Ga s%u"S % aara %s blue sH
and Norolk, With mdss Old Domnion ship
Dss% with s;rnneiI. .insurn Co. Had sns
ship Charlotte aGsn lussnisn Hamburg IS days. with
ana had ssvsrs sssy W 1s "s .n
sails = ''~'' ." "'' y" S"'''' '''' "'' 'p''
snip valiant. NIekerson. Of and from Boston 4dsys
BARK Taylor ef s. John NB,. Wallace Bristol 20
passage and lad bad weather Jan on ssos Island had
nSrtery gale lasting several hou's carried away tore
B.5t Edith D..' % a 80 days
Bark iielbrcot. Leavi's. Plymouth Dec 2 In bal.
BARK nssolu,s Nor Eninsssn Cardiff 4s days. in bal
'; Esy: Co.. o. ss.a p...,,
Doc via 5. s.ss f.1 'SG. Co., i
sas Ses Ssso ;e Windsor Ns Masters
days, IN ballast. to sss.aux Game tho northern
Bark America tGer) K.usch Rotterdam Nov Is. in bal
1asnn: s.d Isle q %isas
to sss sso. s. sasy Dss M .y
days Ss..s B.rs.ux :susSssn passage g
westerly Wind. and e.ims Wv. '=''
in ballast. to- BOYD aSsssn sS sac ws%,S.r &c days.
Bark rrecics tNor. jacobsen. iiavre SO in bal
Bark Prroaeov lXuS. Rodinick. Cette 81 days.
BARK Est. chie... Barcelona 60 days. in ballast.
:. ss .,. r: .:s a .s s :s D'' Malaga
Bark Berthe Nor' GsArn. Csssos es days. n ball"s to
Bsrk xm.is dtAD. Am.ln. rrap.ni II days. With mdse
TO- sloeovich Co Had heavy westerly gales; lost and
Bark Andrea Lc vee gsaD: Rano. Palermo 5odays. with
Brig S,"ri. f,s9 sas' L''n IS days. in ballast to
g!i: E:pss.s g; wiaa:.. xs'. Thompson, Bi'boa so
Schr Pareps Packard Cadix 40 days. with salt vino and
schr Jordan Mott lot Nswsurypors, Tobin savsr ma
Lamar IA days. with loRwood to Vessels; vessel TO W
schr g + Price. Adams. chineo.s.gus.
sehr LSngrcvs. Showers, yirEnia for Nsy Haven
from brig Sarah LOrns.
RTBark Forte tNor. from MarssIlIes, which was
e I lone e spo. as fs
tSwe from Gothennurg for New Yors. with loss OF main
aud mizzen topnssts oretop&Hllanmast and iesk
Ing; needed no assistAn
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer NsrsuA Hallstt Bcston for New York.
City Of Now Bedford Fish, Now Bedford for Now
schr Eihu Burrott, Hylard. Eastport f,r New York.
scir Favonse, smith. Boston Tor Aew YORK.
schr John s.ockham. Hart. Newport Tor Now York.
schr David Q Floyd: clifford. Newport for New York
schr Jane. itch, Carlow. Now London tor Now York
sSr R.s MoSSs ssnrd % New
Schr Wonder, Mott. Huntington for New York
Passed down-schr Herald (before reported anchor In
Hart Island houds).
BOUND EAST
Steamer marlborough (sr,. Frazier. New York for st
schr Id. Palmer. Palmer New YORK for Stamford.
Henry Wing. small, New Yorx tor smyrna
Sailed from Hart Island Rosds-Bark Ophir iNor), for
Bark Kate Harding for Portland, Ne.
echr Scamnel, Tor ot John, Nh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
-pOsT-MORTEM EXAMINATIONS.

post-mortem examination was held yesterday by
Or. Orth on the body Of Mrs. Helena Bossing, OF No
642 Hancock street, Brooklyn, who died suddenly
Saturda morning last. The examination revealed
tho death resulted from dose OF oxalic acid
taken by the deceased whilc she laooring under
religious excitement.
Or. A. W. Shepard also held post-nortem exam
instiOp on the body OF Charles II. Brown the Sandy
Hook pilot who dieo at hts residence, No 23S Ninth
street, Brooklyn, On Friday morning, under circum.
stances which led 10 suspicion OF suicide. DR..
Shepard found that Brown mud swallowed n quantity
OF luudanum sufficient to XIII the strongest man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
AN UNFILLAL THIEF.

Philip Stark, the well known Williamsburg con-
tractor, purchased a horse from young man named
John Dolan. Of No. LOIS Warren street, Brooklyn,
for S3l. Dolan acquainted with Stark, or the
latter W ould not have made tho purchase. An hour
or Two afler petion OF the bargain dis
coyered that Dolnn had stolen the animal ION his
father STARK therefore returned tho horse, and will
prosecute Dolau for obtaining money under false pro-
fences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
SUSPECTED OF BURGLARY.

Thomas Galley, aged ihrty-scvcn years. was ar
rested Saturday night last by Detective Daily, at
tho Hamilton ferry. Brooklyn, on suspicion OF
having st ocn gold watch. valued at $3.50. tho
resjdence oil Joseph Chaplin, No. 2S7 Tenth street,
Gowanus on the 18th inst The prisoner is an oyster
pcdcr aud resides at No 3S1 West Eleventh street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
SPOKEN.

ship invnsihle. strietlsna from Punta do Lobos for
Europe lee ~. lat :. Ion 3t w.
Ship Marianne Nottebchm. Marin. from New York wa st
Tn San Frsncisco. Dec 8. lat 10 n. lon % w.
An American ship. showing signals JHSQ, from Hong
Gong Tor New York. Jan H. lat 2s Ion TO- ss days
Bark Alexander (Swc! Jansen. IRON Antwerp for New
York, Dec 81. lat ~. Ion "a.
BARK Serrano (Br) Edgett from Leth for Now York or
ST John, NIB ) al 4. lat 40 Ion iS
Sehr sxie Stselmsu tof fortland). from Charleston
Jan o. lat 80 49, lon ~ II dad been blown
O cOnat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
WALTER L. SMITHS BODY FOUND.

: The body Of the man found floating in the East
Rivcr l0oth street, Saturday afternoon was last
nght identified at the Morguc that Of Waitor L.
NTH, of No 179 East Seventy-third street. He loft
his home very suddenly on the 10th OF November
last, and was never alive again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
A SEQUEL TO A WEDDING.

II will be recoilected that on the evening Of tho
14th inst, while celebrating wedding at No. 10
Jersey strcot quarrel occurred between OF the
guests and Antonio Scaranza was stabbed In the
back by Guetano Urlrt Last evening Scaraniza was
IN very critical condition. and the hyscians OF
Chambers Street Hospital entcrtared no hope Of his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
UNSUCCESSFUL BURGLARS

Thomas King aud James Flynn wore charged at tho
Tombs Police Court yesterday with attempting 10 on
ter the clothing store OF Abraham Warscbawsky, No.
10 Bowery. They caught IN tho act BY Officer
Gallagher of the Fourteenth precinct VINO had been
wntching their movements Tor couple OF hours
Judge Murray held them In 81, 900 bail each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
WHALEMEN.

A. Talcahuans Dee .. bark John Winthrop, Shverick
of NIB with $50 bbis oil last cruise hbs ali
Sailed from Honolulu Doc 4, bark Hunter. Homau NIB,
to cruise.
Bark Mercury. Hickmott. NIB. of and ON at Honolulu
Doc T. had lying OF and the the 9Th
awaiting the shipment OF She reitted Hio and
proceeded 7th cruise to the eastward, expecting
touck again In the spring.
schr Ward At Hcnoiuu being cited for the whal
nw service, undcr comm and Of Capt Bepj Whitney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
81. JOHN GooDa1cH.

St. John Goodrich, native OF New York state
dicd at Omaha, Mob, Wednesday, night. aged sky
eight years. He had been editor OF several papers In
Pcnnsyis anita at different tlmes. and held State
federal ot1ces under Democratic adm nistratIonA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-21
REV. M. J. CONNOLLY.

Rev. Michael J. Connolly, Tor many years pastor Of
st. Johns Catholic Church, Lambcrtviile, N j., died
yesterday morning. The funeral will take place on
"Wednesday morning. The remains Will be inferred IN
Calvary Cemetery.
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Come Account of a Tornado

A natural scientist anl amateur signal
Service observer went down TO Mount
Carmel the other day, armed with a por-
5entous list of questions concerning the
natural history and habits of tornadoeI Ac-
costing n prominent citizen, whose property
had been dispersed over several C0ngression.
al districts, he asked him, in the high and
loly name of science. from what direction
he tornado approached, its rate of velocity,
rs shape, whether the current of cloud
reyolyed in the same direction rs the hands
If n watch, and several other questions of n
similar nature. The citizen of Mount Car
mel gazed upon him for a few moments.
spat reflectively upon his hands, pulled oil
Lis coat, and replied:
"Stranger, if you had been sitting 81 Your
front stoop and suddenly seen n brazen, fiery
whirlwind scooting along like a fast mail
train which was q year behind time, anu
she next thing you knew your wife was
sliling over the Third Presbyterian Church,
and your house had taken TO itself wings
and had flown into the uttermost parts Of the
earth, you wouldn't be such IN irretriev-
able by-and large idiot as TO go aud ak
whether things flew around from left to
right, or vice versa"
So saying, he fell upon the scientist, and
when that scientist got home and his wife
opened the door for him, she exclaimed:
"oh, Eliakim there has been another
tornado, and You got caught in it! -
Gii-agc Times.