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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-25

tire frame, by any possibility give strength
aud stability to the weaker parts Of the
body-those parts whose atomic nttractions
are so feeble that every breath that blows
upon the whole organism snakes than 70
piecesf Must it not. in the very nature Of
things. make the man predisposed q con
sumption more certainly consumpHve-
and soon, throughout the whole catalogue
of heredit---
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-25
CATARRF
is m cuRABIE2

THosE Who have suffered from the various and
tsrrh. md have tried many phy.icians and fsne
aies wllnogt relief or cure, await the answer to this
may for no disease thai can be mentioned IL 90 uni.
yersally prevalent and 90 destructive 70 heath a.
Catarrh. Bronchltis. Asthma, Cough, and serious
hnd frequently fatal affections OF the fungs follow,
Gatsrrh. Other sympathetic affections such a.
emsm Impaired m syssight, and los Of sens, Of
,eriSus rssults q neslected Cetsrrh. bad enough
dangsrous anectLons Of the throat and lungs lksiy
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-25

have tried 10 learn the name Of the village,
and b became of this poor widow, but
have fAiled hitherto. Should these lines
meet the eye Of any one who can tell me, I
hope he VIII and without delay.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-25
IT A Be CURED.

IT can DO cured. There Is no doubtabout Il. Tho
immediate relief afforded by sAryoHD.s RADI-
Thst may follow 4 persistent use Of tnis remedy.
nasal passages 10 removed with . few nrpiications
the, liberation. and Inflammation subdued and
hehledt the. entire membrannusl inings OF tho head
are cleanscd and purified. Constitufional1y it, &C.
non 10 that of powcrfui purify Ing agent. destroy.
polson, the destruetlYe axcnt IN csfarrhnl disansea
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14

vlYII.I.IS' CHERRY ExPEGTO-
w RANT WILL CURE TuE WORST
COLD INSTANTLY. Fee sale ~ y WILLIS.
rousantoun. Al - eents . kessle. tNeA at
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14

90 AMI ai,ef Sunaas Ma a.. is-s paced -,
tFaiu. ~ill ivAte uiLi.EN STATION. dailt. "a
ostt Sanlay. =. f.lla~s. hsiiiaofv time
SEQ 4. M.-MHil-Fsr Eunmiti.hurs. uaeefs.
to~n, MsliiamsTart ani iuterInsiats stNti.n..
$50 \. Nj Accstuni..iaiiu fsr nion nridss
and intermediate stations.
i.1s T. N.--Accatamssiatisu-f Rsistcrstaun
and intcFme.iiats ststious
a-oa q. N Aceomtns-iaiiau fvf l niun Bridge
AMI intermediate .tatiens
s-un y. -ExpFcss-SiaTftns Gals Al High
lani Park. rkess ills. uutnrs' Nils. gei.terstaun
Westminster Nes Mind..,r. luisn Bridge and
Station. ue-i 10 Emmitisbars. Fresiesirk. uas,r.-
town aud Millamsl,art.
s.eef. N.-Aesamtneiaiiun- For nian BFilee
aud intefne.iiste stations.
Tsains arrive 81 nillen Staiion At "a. Sso and
u. - A. ~. and !. ~. : - assA S.lsPM
SUNDAY TRAINS.
300 A. M.--Accommeiatian-f I nian Bridge
and intermediate stations.
..lof .M.-AccemtasaAtion-fo u MICA Bridge
and int-rmeiiaie stations.
Trains arrive at iiillen Station nj sSe A. u. and
s.lS Pm.
Throagh car Cor Fresierick leaves Baltirasrs al
sP. NJ. andlcaves Freiegick zoe llalis. At 80 ~
ES- Trains iexve Union Depot gckArles ssrretl
ave minutes. Pennsylvania aSense ten minutes.
and Falsea Station tuelse minuies AFTER time gissn
above fcF leaving Hillen Station.
re- Tickets can be pgccurei aud orders Cor bag
gage calls len W y. y. caFner nasimors and North
streets. J. ". HOOD. General Managcr.
D. u. GRIswoLD, Gsa1 Ticket Agsui-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14

Over A'as. store. l-t-eyn Ess'ss All Chs.,l
AuE SLY
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14
GEORGE STEIBER,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
TnMSnNTnMN- NJ

HAVING he~a hGTnr2 ezs "a the u-ss-ning q
III Jsn- efsh. Asv~ rr-arns-i h1siness {. q r.-aa
aliuinins FAELETT-S COACH SuOP. a. th-
fasks = the Nask szFHFike ana JsgFa rssaA xher~
a.. Frsf'Ared - = Al 1894 IN uy Eu-- 4 ean
rc-frSsiaiiy ss1icite1- tFehs.-u
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ifhEa C ss...4s :.....;.l
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
WgAK

C"rkcys,iiir Accom-. 90 SUNDAY only. as' T.. VI.
f"r Getty sburR. as \. NJ and 80 l.. VI.
for Hanover. G,5 4. ". aud 80 T. VI.
f"f Cumberland Valley Railroad. go \. ".
and ~ % A. ~
Pc 'irc,n spring Branch, COS \. ". aud $40
Pm
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM TIE WEST
s.s5 4. ~. $50 T.. NJ. daily; 6.iS T. ". cx.
cept sunday aud Monday
PROM THE NORTH.
80 A. ". daily. except Monday 6.ij and ga
r ". except Sunday.
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WESTERN MAINLAND RAN

WV CRAWFORD. Gsssrai Ar,H,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-14

70 Orders far BALLS. PARTIES CHURCH
FESTIVALS vill BE promptly SHED At short No.
tics. tAPFii s,Ts.-ly.
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0ldfeld's Excelsior Pump.

Fl'iiE uulefsi-ussi has saw 90 harl aher' 2 $50
i seef q ehoire hiie oak resp >is.rl uaieh a..
heen il sfFin- uaief a sEscieut isnsth - titss g.
FRYE !; p Or sai,. Ar, Penny cesrsfruesei q ~.
sisrk j. -uafauicei n = rtse unpleasant a.te
setks watcr. his arfanscasnis fF Trr arm : raaap
St0ck IN the above rusaner arc uac-f nuFie ani
cetuIistr. sui ~ ill aissys - ITvIsarci . PET
NJ the ENcElSirG PUMP ~ shess nasir,.
N~ays en hanA al kinAs - ramr FiNtnrss q
the vssy hf quality. irria iiu< Lsafherrl nscks;s
fur oiI Pnml.s. ~hieh can - fzrnisAei - Asranl.
Carufaon woesien fumrs snAae TIE frvmises
uhere they arr 60 - Fisos1. uhea dssiEr4.
Az faups csnssructel Nv fhe sEh.esiler arr
warranted fer one year. After TIE Grss year thrv
uiii ~ ksIt IN er1sE ~ hiun - ssF.. Sc ths
moderate sul q i.ee pr year.
~ n 80 Erosiss-s r--g .a-.ii - sis~ .-f-
ssfsesi-s q ssH a. rs-.rxsi@-f 80 asssr rsfs-fsA
Refers BY Issuis-ien o. r. T. EeArHaH. Esl-
Tc~scato~n. Orders ~ mail. - in lsr-cH. al
tended g. rrunlsly.
WILLIAM OLDFIELp. Puar Make.
tc.iA-iy.sl feunsAin Grecn. HaEssra g.. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
FAILURES IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. 4, 1873.
Joseph Bpnned, Corporation Counsel, filed his
voluntary petition bankruptcy Today. His liabi
tiles aro scheduled as follows Secured debts
slS3. 0O0 with securities valued ut 1921, 900; unse-
cured debts, 500 900; paper $1,000 the assets are
an interest land in Jersey City, N. d. the value Of
which Is unknown, and In bills receivable, notes, &c,
agsreeating S20,OO0
The failure OF Samuel Bliss Co., wholesale grocers
Wabash avenuc, Is announced. Thor liabilities
are variousiy stated at S125000 and $500 0O0 None
Of the nrn Will give an idea OF the value Of tho assets
but they have been regarded solid nrm, and will
probably nay good percentage. Tho giving Of o
jud smont uote com clled their suspension.
Clement Morton L. Co., wholesale dealers IN cloth
ing on Wabash avenue, suspended to-day Their liza
biues stated ut $3.50, 0U0 and assets foows:-
Stock, $lj,0o0 good bills, 100000; worthless bills,
100000
rho OF tho suspension Is stated to be the stag.
nation OF tradc aud the consequent inability 10 make
collections
The individual partners own property which has
cost $3.50 600; the present value ~ unknown. The
actual capital OF tho frm 500, 000 but
IL bad fallen of from that figure con.
siderubiy The firms debts chiefly In the
Fest, $3.50, COO being due manufacturers Tor stock
bought and the rest for liabilities account OF money
borrowed Provided they can manage tho assets they
confident OF paying dollar TOR dollar and vi having
surplus lett They viii continue collections for
their creditors who will arrive here and deter
mine what shall be done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
SNOW IN ALL DIRECTIONS.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD

Icy TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
SANDY HILL, y. Y, Jan. 4, 1878.
A severe snow storm has prevailed mere al! day.
l, Is now about eight inches deep and sti continues
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Jan. 4, 1875.
Stow mas fallen to-day TO tho depth OF twelve
inches and II is still showing.
ALBANY, n. r., Jan. 4, 1873.
A heavy suowstorm has prevailed hero all day.
Seyera! railroad trains are three hours late.
PorGHREEPsiE, n. v, Jan. 4, 1873.
4 snowstorm has prevailed along the HUDSON TO-
day. Four inches OF snow have fallen. The river
here is full OF noauug Ice tho storm Is changing TO
hail aud rain to- night.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Jan. T. 1873.
Snow fell TO the depth OF four inches followed by
heavy rain.
EAST STRorpsyuR0 Ia, Jan. !, 1878.
heavy snow storm has prevailed here ali day.
Tho snow is inches deep and still continues
10 tall
WASHINGTON, u. C., Jan. 4, 1875.
The first snow storm Of tho season occurred hero
this morning. continuing four or five hours, or until
hinc O'Clock. snow fell to tho depth OF over four
incnes and was succeeded by slight rain.
RICHMOND Va. Jan. l. 1875.
Snow fell here from one to SIX O'Clock this morning.
followed by hail and heavy rain. Tho weather this
evening Is clear aud COOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
THE KEARSARGG ASHORE.

THE FAMOUS VESSEL PAST on DEACON LEDGE
FUTILE EFFORTS TO GET Her oFF-HopEs
OF BETTER SUCCESS THE NEXT TIDE.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Jan. 4. 1873
Tho United States steamer Keursarge went ashore
Beacon Ledge this harbor early this afternoon
at nearly high tide by parting her hawser while
preparations progress to haul her alongside OF
tho wharf ut the Navy Yard.
STORM.
binding snow storm, with a strong southeast
gale and very heavy were prevailing at tho time.
The vessel struck the rocks stern trst, and all
efforts 10 get her OF have thus far proved futile.
KrToRrs TO CIT HER OFF.
A large gang Of wrcckers from this city, Newcastle
anu Kittcry are running hawsers from the
steamer to the yard, and u Is hoped she will como OH
next tide without damage, as she hes IN an easy
position.
A DANGEROUS POINT
Beacon Ledge Is the same place whero the brig
Clara J. Adams twice went ashore months since.
and other vessels have suffered similar late
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
AN Ex-TREAsURER BAILED.

ONE OF THE INDICTED CONNECTICUT INsUE.
ANcE MEN GIVES BONDS FOR TRIAL.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 8, 1873.
Samuel H. White. ex.treasurer OF the Charter Oak
Life insurance Company, who Is implicated in the
charge Of conspiracy TO defraud tho policy holders,
appeared in the superior Court this morning and
bonds In the sum OF $4,000 for his appearance for
trial Stiles D. Sperry Of the state Savings
Bank, became mis- bondsman.
TAMrERISG WITH A LAW
In connection with this case discovery Of . some
what singular character 10 announced A bill var!-
ously amending and strengthening tho Connecticut
insurance laws. that introduced In the LegsIa-
ture last winter contained clause providing severe
penalties for the making OF false returns OF the
dition OF q company. This clause was approved by
tho Insurance Committee ana The bill passed. bu, Al
some stage OF the proceedings tho document
reptously secured and the clause referred
ceiled by running pen through II By this ju2glcry
one OF the strongest features designed by the iran-
ers of the bill became VOID, as the Trick was
covered before the law had received the Governors
approval, and, III fact until long afterward; neither
has II ever been discovered by whom when the
ernsure was made
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DErARTAgST
WAR DErARTMENr,
OFFICE op THE CuIEy SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. d. G., jan OIL A. N.

WAR DErARTMBNT,
OFFICE TIE Cuy SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. OIL A. N.Y.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer. southwest
yeering 10 cooler northwest winds, partly cloudy
weather and higher pressure.
For New England, northeast 10 westerly Winds sta
tonary Temperatures, rising barometer and snow, ioI
lowed by clearing weather
For Saturday In the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States cooler northwest TO warmer southwest winds,
rising barometer and clear weather will prevail
For Tho west Gulf States, rising, followed by fail.
ing barometer, northcry, backing 10 caslery winds.
cooler, lol lowed by warmer clear weather.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, stationary or
falling barometer, northwest, backing TO sorthery
Winds cooler, followed by warmer, partly cloudy or
clear weather, with coca sional SHOWS.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mssonr! VAL
ioys, falling barometer, warmer soutbcrly winds and
clear weather. followed by cloud aud snow.
For tho upper lake region. northwest backing TO
souhcry WINDS partly cloudy weather and occasional
SHOWS, rising followed by falling barometer ana lower
followed by higher temperature.
For tho lower lako region, southwest TO northwest
winds, stationary temperatures. rising barometer and
cloudy weather with snow.
The rivers Will rise somewhat
OF shore signals continue 81 Key West, smithv.ns,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
SNOW AND RAIN.

The ground was covered yesterday morning will
airy cakes Of snow. Al Grst II looked very much q
II heavy tall was TO continue throughout the day,
bus an hour or two before noon the rain commenced
aud quickly drove It's genter rival from the held
The sees which had covered tho streets roofs waa
converted pools OF dirty water OF the consistency
ana color OF yellow soup. Walking rendered I'M
To mako matters worse tho wind blow with
such herceness that umbrellas were source
OF annoyance rather than OF
protection Travel the horse delay cd the
tracks having TO be cleaned and double teams being
put seveeal lines. The condition OF the at
mospherc underwent rapid change early In the day,
the thernom eter In eating rise OF fourteen degrcea
al noon The barometer fell as rapidly. The velocity
oi The wind at the rate oil twenty three miles
hour aud rapidly increasing In strength.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
A DEFAULTING CITY TREASURER.

THE CUSTODIAN OF QUEBEC's FUND THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN ARREARS
MELTING OF THE coUNCIL-vERY QUEs-
TioNADLE SECURITIES.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
QUEBEC. Jan. 4, 1878
Louis E. Dorop, the City Treasurer oil Quebec, Is
deiaulter TO the amount tar known At present,
OF $780, 900. The Council met to-n,ght with closed
doors. reporters being excluded. The chairman OF
the Finance Committee announced the deficit, which
the treasurer accounts Tor advanced to Pton Co.,
contractors The !nducement TO these advances has
not transpircd. They wore discovered by the City
Auditor a few weeks ago have since beon Kept
secret Some Of the councillors attacked tho Mayor
conceang the matter but they their object
before publishing anylhug They aiicge that security
Is held for aiarse amount OF the dedcn.
QUESTIONABLE SECURITY.
Piton Is sueing the city for extras street paving
contracts his claim being resisted He MISC sues the
DOMINION government in the Exchcquer Court for
$4,000 extras on contl act Tor building aquarantine
station ut Grasse Island and the so.termed
security Is lien on tho amounts he may thus
recover Ia law ard OH prospective pronts TO
be realized from the erection OF tho Parliament
buildings IN Quebec which his Arm 10 now engaged IN
building 10 crown all Piton has been attached In
Insolvency, and to-day made an assignment OF his
estate 10 Owen Murphy, VINO IS Mayor VI tho city.
Dorion has not yet been suspended much 10 public
surprise, but will probably resign shortly. lie offers
70 relinqush his personal property, amounting "
about So 900. II Is generally feared. however, that
the worst not known. Dorion covered tho deficiency
for long time by representing 1t US cash on hand
TIE INVESTIGATION
special committee OF investigation was proposed
to night, but II finally resolved TO loave the
Finance Committee TO investigate and report.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
COAL COMBINATION.

THE LEHIGH VALLEY OPERATORS DECLINE THE
TERMS PROPOSED.
BErHLEHEM, Pa, Jan. 4, 1878.
A meeting o! shippers and operators Of the Lehgn
Valley coal region took place nere this afternoon.
resolution was passed ndorsing the action OF Nessrs
Linderman ana WILDER, who refused 10 concur In tho
proposition submitted at the meeting of the coal oper
ators at Philadelphia January TO aot eighteen and
fourths per cent OF total production the
Lchigh Valley. II then decided TO reject the
cenage offered by the combination al being unfair and
to ask Tor another mooting OF tho companies IN the
hope that agreement may be reached The meeting
Is suid to have been harmonious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
REMARKABLE SUICIDE.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

wnEELIxo, ". Va, Jan. 4. 1878.
A very singular case OF suicide occurred here late
las, night well known resident OF this city, named
Henry Daub. who was once immensely wealthy, and
who had been married twice. quarrslled his WIFE,
who finally turned him out OF the house, which
way owned by her, and II is said began to lead an i'm
moral life This worked on Daubs mind until yes.
terday afternoon, when be told TREND that he iu-
tended to com mii suicide on his first wie's grave.
md taking revolver IRON his pocket said
that was the weapon he would use. HIS friend
thoue ht he was Joking but he could lind Dauu
nnd there under foot OF snow, his body was found
strotcnca across hts nrst wifcs grave with u bullet
hole through his heart Daub was about iorty.lvo
years OF age and boro good character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
DOMINION CABINET TROUBLES.

ATTORNEY GENERAL IAN APOLOGY ORDERED
AND MADE.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
QUEBEC, Jan. 4, 1873.
Hon. Mr.. Anglers, Attorney General for the province
OF Quebec, recently insultcd Lieutenant Governor
Leteler whom he disl'kes, by writing In reply to
invitnti ~ TO a state dinner
'rhe Attorney General refuses to dine with tho
Lieutenant Governor"
. The Premier las intcrfered and Anglers has been
forced to apologize In writing and also to proceed to
Spencer Wood and repeat tue apology verbally. II IS
thought ne Will have TO leave the Cabinet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
FAST MAILS TO HAVANA.

WASHINGTON, JAM 4, 1873.
The Post ONCE Department has arranged with J. X.
Roberts for the conveyance Of fast tri-wecky West
Indian mail between Cedar Keys and Havana. IL is
to 60 IRON New York via the Atlantic coast road line
TO Savannah The department has not yet decided
whether 1t shall be sent by from Savannah to
Fernandina by raii from Savannah to BALDWIN and
thence Cedar Keys. Tho rail route from Savannah
will be preferred III case the managers OF the roads
between that point and BALDWIN arc willing to carry
the mail equally satisfactory terms The schedule
time would DO about the same by either route. It is
now expected to reduce tho time between New York
and Havana 10 eighty eight and halt hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
FINANCIAL WRECKS.

CINCINNATI, ohio. Jan 4, 1873.
At meeting OF the creditors OF jacob Bcnningcr,
pork packer, McMcken avenue. last night u was re-.
solved file petition 10 force him into bankruptcy
to-day. His liabilities are estimated at 100000;
assets, $4,000 gy
David GIBSON liquor merchant, and ". F. Renner
L CO., candy manufacturers, failed to-day. Renncr l.
Co.'s liabilities will amount about $50 0U0; they
propose pay twenty or thirty cents on the dollar
In regard to David Gibson, II is said that but two
have gone 10 protest, ana u Is expected that
they will be provided Ior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS AS sUEETiEs ON Gus
TOM HOUSE BONDS DECISION OF THE SEC
RETARY.
When the Secretary OF the Treasury was In New
York recently he had a conversation w!th tho Col.
lcctor OF that port with regard to the acceptance Of
Custom House brokers as suretiss on Custom House
bonds. a recommendation for their exclusion being
before the department II has, however. been
decided not to disturb the present practice OF accept
Ing such brokers surctes, but TO place restrcons
upon thcm and accept only those OF good character
aud business standing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
CONGREGATIONS.
sruIous TIRE AT oaDEysnUao.

sLEIoUs TIRE AT oaDESsDCaG.
ooDsSsBrE0, ". Y, Jan. 4, 1878.
fire broke out about three O'Clock this morning
In the Of rhompsons drug store AZ the OF
Ford Isabella streets, and burned up through into
~ J. Murphy's tailoring establishment Tho centre
of tho building was thoroughly Quilted. All the
pauts including A. T. He.incr, assignee OF Thompson
{. Is. Herman, N. J. Murphy, tailor; X z. Newton,
Sheriff, and Marceau Bros, BARRIERS, are damaged by
IRE aud wafer. Seaman & AcClar, dry goods NOR.
vhan,s, we're also damaged by water Loss about
$4,000; insurance unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Sir Francis Hncks, Senator d. A. Smith, Hon. J.
A. Chapcau, Captain Labelle OF Montreal, and NJ. 4.
ingalls,, recover OF tho Indianapolis Cincinnati and
Lafayette Railroad Company, at the Windsor.
David A. Wells, OF Norwich. Conn; General Daniel
Tyler OF Alabama, and Julian ). Levcrson, Of the
Royal Engineers, British Army, ut the Fifth Ave
nue.. Rev. John + W. Ware, Of Boston, Is at the St
Denis. Msjor j. T. Sanger United States Army, is al
the Brevoort. Horny Piorsou OF Albany, Is At the
Everett John Guy vassar. OF Poughkoepsie, ts =
the Hoffman.