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To IDE Hon. Judge OF Probate for the County
81 Hancock.
The undersigncd. Widow Of Daniel u BRAY
] late OF Brookln. IN said County de-ca sc1
respectfully represents. that said deceased al ed
possessed OF Personal E.iAts. an Inventory of
which has been duly returned into the Probate
Once that her eircumstacss render IL necessary
max she should have more of said Personal IL
tate than she Is entitled 10 Il lsttibu,ion
hereoti she therefore prAys that your Honor
would grant her such Allowance gu OF said per-
sonal Estate, as IN your d-creloa you may de
ierminc necessary and proper.
SUSAN II. BRAY.
May Is. l-Is.
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A zephyr from the Southwark
Through the open window blows,
With its prophecies OF jessamine,
OF mignonDette and rose,
But 3 voice from II is calling,
slan'f leave of vofrr utntar closha-
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SURGICAL OPERATIoN.--D Green Of
Portland. assisted by DR.. Googins OF Nil.
bridge and others, operated on s Mrs.
Dyer of Mlbridge, and removed an Oea-
nan Tumor weighing sixty-five pounds. on
the twenty second inst, and we understand
the patient is likely 10 do we'll. This is
the second operation OF the kind DR.. Green
has performed in these parts this Spring
the former at sullivan for Mrs. Pettin-
gill. who We learn Is able TO be about her
house.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
A MOCK DUEL.
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA THROWN INTO
FEVER OF LxCITEMENT by A STUDENTS

THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA THROWN INTO A
FEVER OF LxclTEMENT DY STUDENTS
JOKE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND March Q, 1873.
Two youths Al tho University OF Virginia aided by
their frisnas there, have been indulgng In a mock
duel, which at FIRST palmcd off as reality, but
which they now clam to have beon hoax The
principals wers young Cockrell, son OF the United
States Senator OF that name from Missouri, and
young johnson, sen Of General BradlsyT. johnson,
OF this city, and u member OF tho Virginia Sen
ate The plot was admirably arranged beginning
with quarrel while playing game OF billiards. Hot
words followed, and CockrelL according 10 pro-
grammc. called johnson liar. Tho latter sprang iu-
rIously at Cockrs, but Notwithstanding his terrible
efforts get At him, mutual friends succeeded in
keeping him back.
A SHOW OF BLOODY WORK.
Then duel WAS agreed upon, Jonuson sending the
challenge. Cockrcll's seconds, who were from Texas
de- mandcd that the prucipats should light with Knives
10 which JonnsUns seconds assentod and meeting
was arranged 70 take place NJ convenient ana
cludeo spot hear Monticello. On tho following morn
ing, Thursday last, The parties, accompanied by q
medical student VINO carried INSTRUMENTS and quan-
ty Of lint and Dandagcs, met and their deadly knives
seen by students, VINO secretly followed to flash
IN the sun light. The Iattor ~ once ran away lear
ful OF being msdo Witnesses OF terrible bloody
DUEL The news spread, and the quiet citizens OF
Charlottesville were thrown INTO stato OF great ex.
element; but after the matter assumed serious
arrest, they acknowledged tho whole thing was q
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
APPRECIATED AT HOME.

EX-GOVERNOR BULLOCK, OF GEORGIA, CON-
GRADUATED BY HIS OLD NEI0nBoRs ON
his JUDICIAL vlNDIcATIoN.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALDIoy, N. Y. March o, 1873
The grandest reception rendered by the citizens
OF Albion that accorded 10 Ex-Governor Rulus D.
Bullock upon his return from Georgia this evening.
Upon tho arrival Of the twenty minutes to train
he the depot by the Albion Hccon Band and
several hundred OF the most prominent citizens OF
Orleans county. Tho reception committee was CON-
posed OF our substantial people, and Tho address OF
welcome made by Mr. h. Porter, who In u lew
happy rcmarks congratulated Mr.. Bullock upon his
Indication IN the Georgia courts, and received hun
back ~ his friends and home.
Mr. Bullock responded with feelings OF great emo
tion, thanking old friends Tor the hearty tokens Of
their respcc. and esteem. After the conclusion Of tho
speeches procession was ormed which escorted the
Governor to his residence Cnnton street, where,
alter music ny the band aud q round OF cheers Tor
him, Mr.. Bullock retired 10 receive the welcome Of
his family aud more intimate irenis. Dir. bullock is
native Of Albion ana has ever enjoyed the confidence
and esteem OF all It's citizsns. The Of
this evening was participated In by republicans and
democrats alike.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

INSPECTION OF THE NAVAL STATION AT NOR.
FoLK-RUMoRED CHANGE IN THE COMMAND
OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
tBY TELEoRAPn TO The HERALpl
NORFOLK, Va, March Q, 1873.
Rear Admiral John G Howell United States Navy
Chief Of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks
by CIVIL Engineer w. p. Sanger. arriv ed here from
gton ihis morning ana made tho ann ual in.
spection Of the yard and docks department oil this
station, which was announced by the Admiral In un.
usually excclIcnt and efficient condition. The party
wins received at the yard with a thirteen gun salute
IRON the irigue Franklin, and the marine battalion
IN line. over one hundred workmen were discharged
from the construction department TO- night on ac-
count OF tho exhaustion Of tho appropriation for
March.
1t Is rumored In naval circles here that on the 70.
turn oi the Powhatan from the West Indios, on tho
1st OF April Rear Admiral stephen ID. renchard will
be relieved from the command oi the North Atlantic
by Roar Admiral John G. Howell and thut
Rear Admiral u X. r. Rodgers will be ordered 10 the
command oil the North Pacihc.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

SOUTH CAROLINA'S DEBT.
AGREEMENT OF THE LEGISLATIVE CONFER
ENCE

AO6GEMENT Of THE ~LEGISLATlVE CONfER.
CoLUMDIA, March 8, 1878.
The public indebtedness OF South Carolina has been
under discussion in the Legislature Tor the last
Gays. The democrats were sci iously divided upon
the report OF the Bond Commission, which rejected
large amount Of bouds funded under the Consolida.
ton act OF 1919 Finally u committee OF conference
was appointed to reconcile tho differences, anu q
basis submitted 10 tho caucus this afternoon,
which accepted ami will become tho OF the
Legislature next week The agreement Is rs fol-
ows:-
First-To levy tax sufficient to meet the interest
on The entire debt adjusted under the Consolidation
act
cult judges, before whom the bonds declared invalid
with right Oi appeal to the Supreme Courts OF The
Stale aud the United States.
7hird-That the matured interest on all tho bonds
declared vald by The Commission shall bs paid out
money in tho Treasury aud tne interest I0r the
rent year on such bonus shall be paid out OF moneys
collected hereafter
Eourth-rka, as final ad dudica,ion Is reached upon
the bonds declared Invalid by ihe COMMISSION, the
funds levied for interest shall be paid upou the
entire amount oil bonds declared valid obligation of
The State.
FM--That tho floating debt Of the State, including
bills OF the bank o the state bo settled Vt ftty
on the dollar, payable Ia coupon bonds bearing SIX
pcf cent interest.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
HEAVY SNOW STORAI.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TRAINS DELAYED.

PACIFIC RAILROAD TRAINS DELAYED.
CHEYENNE, W. T., March 9, 1878
A storm exceeding IN violence and duration that Of
any previous set at eleven p. 81. the sth
inst, continuing without abatement up\, noon to-
day. tho wind ranging in velocity from nifty 10 sixty
four miles per hour. carrying snow with It and drii-
ing It banks TO fifteen feet high IN this CITY, So
far only roof tas given away. II extended from
Bitter Creek on the west TO Julesburz on tho east A
great number OF the cuts level full OF SNOW and
all trains the Union Pacific, Denver
Pacinc and Colorado Central either side
tracked or showed IN. The p0ws stationed ero have
been shoveed out and Tomorrow morning II tho
storm which has not wholly ceased, does not cease
they will be vigorously manipulated. Passenger
trains No 3, OF the Sth and 9th, are lying a. North
Platte; No. a. OF the Sth. at Bittor Crock, ana No
oil the 9th. ut Green River Freight train No is
ported showed in ut Separation, and the omigrant
west bound train Of yesterday near Bushnell. The
Denver Pacific train Is side trncksd at Carr aud the
Colorado Central between Collins and Loveland.
There IS reliable evidence OF individuals having
been lost the this vicinity though there
many rumors to that effect There comm cation
north, wbither many freight outfits are now travel
ling and probably tho loss OF stock will be great "
not oil lite
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
CANADA'S FIDELITY.
COMPLIMENTARY TRIBUTE TO THE Re-
soURCEs OF CANApA-sANoUINE VIEWS.

PROVINCIAL MILITIA AND THE BRITISH ARMY
COMPLEMENTARY TRIBUTE TO THE Re-
SOURCES OF cANApA-sANoUINE VIEWS.
TORONTO, Ont, March 0, 1873
special cable despatch from London says:-"Ths
Times has leading editorial article to-day respecting
the correspondence concerning Canadian militia aid
ing the Eaghsh army says the vast body Of Cana
dian mita would supply IN time Of need material
FOR IN army, such could not be surpassed by the
military empires ot Europe. This reserve which the
British empire has, Is an inexhaustibe mine OF mill
tary strength. England neither expects nor would
she accept Canajas assent to any proposition to de-
nude tho country Of Its cultivators, but not
less justified In assuming that Canadian militia would
furnish valuable contingent to tho Imperial army.
BORN SOLDIERS
'sThe Dominion popuiaton contains. q certain ele-
ment o. born soldiers feeling in tho greater colo
MES, especially Canada IS growing OF desire TO knit
closer IMPERIAL ties Capada, in lending her volun.
corps for service to England. Is entitled to feel
that she is dong service TO the Empire OF which sho
Ii essential part and gains by providing an outlet
Tor her military spirit The of the prop0si-
lion made In tho correspondence which We publish
In that recruiting In Canada should be OF Canadians
as Canadians the remaining Canada militia to servo
the Queen under Canadian coors.
OTHER RESOURCES.
i'Though stationed outside OF Canada, facilities
might be given Tor enlistment from the militia into
Canadian corps for the Imperial Room ould
easily bo made for such q organization In the
British army. Canadas suggests this addition to
the armed strength OF the Empire. Canada in q re-
arkablo way fuHls the conditions necessary to com.
plete success OF the experiment"
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHikP SIGNAL OFPicER,s
WASHINGTON, March l0-l A. Al.
Indications
For New England and the Middle statos. falling
possibly followed py temporary riso In barometer,
stationary or rising temperature and increasing
cioudiness with increasing soutberly to easterly
winds, and followed by rain during tho night In the
latter and with southwesteriy winds shifting to
easterly In the former
For the Uppor Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
icys generally rising baronetor SO utterly to eastery
Winds except sniiting to northwessorly in the latter
stationary or lower temperature, generally cloui
weather and rain areas.
The Mississippi and the Lower Missouri rivers from
Keokuk TO ST. LOUIS aud Memphis to New Orleans
will rise.
Cauti0nary signals continue at Milwaukee, Luding-
ton Grand Haven lndianoia, Galveston, New Orleans,
Mobile, ST. Marks. Key west, Jacksonville, Tybeo
Island, Savannah, Charleston, and are ordered for
sm,lhviile Wilmington, Cape vincsnt and Cape Hat
teias.
For the South Atlantic and East Gu States, fall ng
barometer stationary rising temperature, eastery
TO southcry winds, stormy and rainy weather, with
thunder storms, followed In tho latter and IN tho
southern portion OF TITO former by rising barometer
diminishing westerly winds and cooler, clearing
weather.
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling barometer,
Increasing south to east Winds nearly stationary
lower temperature, rainy aud stormy weather, with
probably thunder storms, followed from tho westward
by rising barometer, diminishing westerly winds,
cooler and clearing, but partly cloudy weather.
For tho lake region, rising possibly followed by q
temporary tall In barometer, increasing southeriy to
oastcry winds stationary or rising temperature, gen.
orally cloudy weather with rain and lower tempera-
,urc n the upper lako region and probably extending
Lab
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
TERRIFIC GAS EXPLOSION.


ERAL VERY DANGEROUSLY INJURED--A TOWN
HALL WRECKED AND FIRED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 9. 1873
The little villag~of Harrison, on the western edge
OF this county, the Of q frghtiul gas ex-
plosIon last night riading the new Town Hall. killing
two three people and ipjuring number OF others.
The building was entirely new having been completed
only fcw months, and was intended for public use
entirely. The first floor had the Post ONCE Mayors
ofice and room for q lire engine; while the second
floor was fitted for q public hall. The building
lighted by gas generated from gasoline the machine
being known the Van Kallar or Cincinnati Machine.
1t had not worked well ever since It put In two
months ago. and agent OF tho manufacturers had
bssn working TO find out the difficulty. Last evening,
when hs left, he put man named Rupp, Council
man OF the village, in charge
THE EXPLOSION.
About eight o'clock Rupp, accompanied by Council
men Fisher and Probst, entered tho cellar for the
purpose OF making some alteration In the machinery
it is supposed. They had been there but moment
when the catastrophe occurred Tho explosion
terrific The building seemed to rise In the air and
then In a fall to pieces The Post Office was
filed with people who had come to get their mail
from the train that had just arrived Then to add to
the horror, tho building at once took Are. panic
cnsued that terrible. Those who able to &c,
out rushed forth. wild with terror, while the people
the streets attracted by the cries Of those within
tho building, hurried in to rescue them.
THE VICTIMS
RUPP, Is supposed, instantly killed. his body
being found aiterward with all the clothes burned or
whore he had been standing
A -year-old girl named KATIE OHMER who wat
in tho room above, caught between two sections O.
floor as they down and suspended, head down
ward, In the flames that filled tho cellar, being liter
ally roasted to death.
PROBsr and FISHER, who wero In the cellar at the
time, wero blown across the room, escaping through
tho doorway with their clothes in names1
ALEXANDER wEsCOrr and L. PARKER were
dangerously burned
COTT will hardly recover.
GRANVILLE YEAGER, @. PoPHAM, ALEX
ANDER WHITE aud Postmaster HARDWOOD are
quite seriously injured
DAMAGE BUILDING.
Tho building was badly wrecked by tho explosion
and the ro destroyed Of the Interior not being
put out for some little time.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
CHARGED WITH MUTINY.
[DY TELEaRApH TO THE HERALD. |

[BY TELEGKAPH TO THE HERALD
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 8, 1873
The British bark Gipsey Queen, OF Sh0rehaul, from
Baltimore, loaded with corn, for Newry, Ireland, put
into this harbor last evening With an insuborainate
crew. Tho latter, eight IN number, complained that
the vessel unseaworthy. and that there q
proper amount OF rations gwen them. Tho captain
came 10 the Naval Academy and made application for
q guard, and Lieutenant Emory ana eight United
States marines were sent aboard.
Tho eight accused seamon were placed In irons and
guard OF three left tor the hight Tho captain went
Immediately TO Baltimore. This afternoon the crew
were unroned aud the guard taken from the bark
and the and vessel lett In charge OF tho mate.
One Of the eight accused Is an Englishman the
others urc Americans ana were shipped Ia Baltimore
with advance money. The vessel still IomaIns u the
harbor, about Two miles from Annapolis.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
A SAVINGS BANK ENJOINED.

BosrON, Mass, harch 0, 1878
A temporary injunction was granted to-day restrain
ing the Haydsnsvllle Savings Bank OF Williamsburg
Mass, IRON the transaction OF business Tho en-.
barrassmcnt was occasoned by tho rocent failure OF
tho firm OF Hayden Il Co., OF which Joel Hayden was
a member and also president Of the bank. Tho bank
held notes oil this company amounting TO $23, 400
whilc the surplus and guarantee iunds OF the bauk
are about $1,000 leaving deficiency OF SIS, 900
about onc-thrd OF which VIII probsby DO realized.
The Commissioners decided that II was cxpedcnt tor
under an injunction. Tho deposits amount 10
$206 $50 20, and It's investmsnt WITH the exception
OF the Hayden notes. which are considered pood, aro
s111s3 20 loaned on real estate aud sos, ,4l6 23 on
personal properly
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHIyGroS, March 9, 1875
Leave OF absence for months Is granted Captain
Moses Harris, First cavalry. Leave OF absence for
ono year, with PERMISSION TO 60 beyond the sea, is
granted Second Lieutenant Charles y. Roe, Regi.
mental AdJutant, Second cavalry. Leave ol abseDco
for four months Is granted Captain Arthur Morris,
Fourth artillery.
Major J. =. Farley, Ordnance Department, IS de-
tailod as a member VI the Board OF Appoint ment 10
assemble at tho National Armory, Springfield, Mass.,
April g. in place OF Captain J. II. Rollins, Ordnance
Department, hereby relieved
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN WHITTLE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, March 9, 1875
The remains OF Captain William {. Wnittle, who
died IN Salem, Va, on Thursday last. were buried
from Chrst's Cnurch, in this city, to-day.
Captain Wnittie was sevehty-tbree years or ago at
the Time OF his DEATH ana at tho breaking oil the
atc resigned his position as captain In tho United
STATES Navy TO entcr tho service ol the Confederate
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

II. B. James, Chief Of the Customs Division OF tho
Treasury Department, is at the Fiiih Avenue. Sur
gcon General William Grier United States Navy Is at
the sturtevant. James H. Howe of Wisconsin, and
Congressman Benjamin A. Willis arc at tho Windsor
General Selden 4. Marvin, OF Albany, Is at the osoy
Major /. L. Dawson, OF the United States Marine
Corps, is at the ST. Denis
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
POVERTY AND LAUDANUM.
[DY rELEoRApH TO THE HERALD. ]

BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
New HAVEN, March 8, 1878.
Otto Birkcnstock, tbrty.six years old, committed
suicide here this evening by taking audanum. He Is
said to have brother, A. f. Blrkenstock Postmaster
at Guttcnburg, " J. Another brother Is major In
the German army at Cooen:Z on the Rhine. and his
father Is a clergy man In Germany. Otto had becn
pediar. but failed To make living and was driven by
poverty TO take his own life.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
CANADA'S EXHIBIT AT PARIS.
TORONTO. Ont, March

TORONTO. Ont, March o. 1873
special cable from London says the Prince of
Wales President OF the Royal Commission TO tie Paris
Exposition transacted business yesterday at the Offices
OF the Commission In Paris lie considered with Hon.
Mr. Mead ana Sir John Rose iurlhcr arrab GENE nts
Tor colonies generally aud the colon af trophies
Tue Prince examined Ia detail with the Com ission.
ers progress Of the arrangement oil objects
from Canada and aiterward conferred with the Con-
missioncrs upon tho In connection with
tho Dominion trophy. which will occupy the centre
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
TO BE HANGED.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

IUx 1E14EONAFu 10 1HE HERALD.
CHILLicornE, Ohio, March 8, 1873
Perry Bowgher, the man who the night Of the
26,h OF October lust murdered old Mr.. and Mrs
Mcvey, received The ,scntence Of death by hanging
this morbtng The convicted criminal was apparent tly
the aud Indifferent person In the court
room. The date OF his execution liked. the 2lst
oi Juno next The murder WINS the most brutal nuu
unprovoked0 known IN this section OF fLe State
aud the verdict and sentence Is In iull accord Win
public opinion.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
ASSIGNMENTS.

WAsniyGroS, March Q, 1878.
Passed Assistant Engineer Warner b. Bayiey Is or
dored 10 the Monocacy, Asiatic station. Mdshipman
Charles A. Cove Is detached from tho Portsmouth aud
placed ON waiting orders; Assistant Engineer j. =. y.
Lawrence, from tho Aonocacy Asatic station, on tho
reporting OF his relei, ana ordered TO return homo
aud report arrival
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
SUICIDE OF A SOLDIER.

HELENA, Mon, March Q, 1878
T. Van Arden. nrst sergeant Company E, Seventh
Infantry stationed at Camp Baker. Mon, committed
suicide on the I'd inst. by shooting with u gun.
Cause unknown. Deceased - said TO have been the
sou Of the Countess Van Arden Dementz, OF the
Hague Holland.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
CANADIAN FINANCES.
TORONTO, March 0. 1873.

TORONTO. March 0, 1873
The Monetary Times says within period OF eleven
years the pdbIic debt oil Canada increased from
se3 GAG O5l 10 S1465 1884, and that the excess OF i'm
ports over Exports tor the sumo length OF ioos
US a total OF 1926, 140, 000
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
BEN WALES WILL.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
JEFFERSON, Ohio March 9, 1878.
The will OF ex-senator Benz min +. Wado
admitted 10 probate today. IT was executed February
IL, ana leaves all OF his properly real and personal
and Wherever situate to his wife, ana makes her the
executrx without bonds ana requests that no ipv0n-
tory or auurai5al @ required.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10


A CAMPAIGN sLANDER
When DR.. Il. Pio~e candidate for state sena,or
his political opponents published pretended analysis OF
people against linn Ills election by An ovsrwcimins ma
s aca as business integrity X"aotce wond have
OF these campaign lie. were not that OF his
quota envious rivals repuylshng these bogus
I.ssd p"porsins to come from high aa.hoy and p.V
Significant fact that no two have been ~ all akeconcIu
siveiy proving the dishonesty oftneir authors
A-THE SPRING STYLE OF GENrLEMEN's
II ATS jus, issued by EsPENsCHEID Manufacturer. Iis
CURE FOR ALL DEBIIIrY.-rHE BLAN.
tendance ~ onion square Depot. ids Broadway. All
druggists
A.-DR T. FELIX GOURAUD's ORIENTAL
CREAM Or MAGICAL BfAurWixR, removes pmoos. reckes
all skin biemshes and gives clear transparent com.
use of cosmetic is not .u.pscsed harmless Nine ~ b.
T. uOrKAUD, sole Proprietor. ~ Bond ST.. New York.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF MlsslsQUoIr sPRING
oath st
AsroR HOUSE SHOE sToRE.-CALL AND SEE
finest hand made CATERS and sho,s - pnhss snoKs,
AMIDoN's STANDARD SILK HATS OF NEWEST
spring design reduced 20 81 go 9th March 1873
A-sKIN AND SCALP DISEASES. DIR b. C.
PLaRY 80 Bond st. New York cures Failing Loss OF
wrinkes Mo, aud se.y Dsnoran. Mcles. imDcs, SLACK
csds Moth Patches frecklss and all srupsve aud other
A-RUPrURE-THE VICTOR TRUSS, 8 vEsEY
st. (Astos Housed immediately relieves; pressure adjusta
blc 10 undcrstrap.
A-RUPrURE CURED. DIR. MARsH'S RADICAL
CunK TEuss the only reliable cure for Rupture Thou
sands have been cured by u. only Office, No Eoscy
Astor House, opposite IT. Panl's Church.
BALSAM OF HONEY AND TOLU-INFALLlBLE
in diseases of the throat aud lungs
nAarSErr's rbarmacy, Bible House.
CHILLED SHOr-SUPERIOR IN QUALIFY, PER
feet in shape uncquaed Tor penetration
facturers OF LKAD prs and suskT LlAD
CObwELL LEAD COMPANY, G3 Contrc Vt.
LIKE WAIT
from the spice Islands II tire breath which has been
fned the aid O sonai besutincr OF the
teeth Decay touches the teeth which have beon Vrt
hed against Wy this maschlsss dent al ihvigorsnt
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
FATAL DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

MERRIToS Ont, March 9, 1875.
This afternoon, whio somo were preparing dy.
mantle cartridges Tor blasting, at Riordan's pulp
mills at this place. number exploded. John Tam
mon the foreman killed aud Two othors seriously
injured.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
SENTENCED FOR STEALING.
PorrsTowy, Pa

PorrsTowS, Pa, March 0, 1873.
James Flannery, ex-clerk OF the Pottstown Iron
Company and Richard Rosnyder, lato editor OF the
Pottsown AdrertiSer who yesterday pleaded guilty OF
stealing $500 from the IRON company, were to-day
sentenced each TO two years' Imprisonment and 81
fine and 10 pay the costs OF prosecution.